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  • Mance Lipscomb
    “Trouble In Mind Deluxe Edition”
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    “Trouble In Mind Deluxe Edition”
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    “Trouble In Mind Deluxe Edition”
    Album Details
    • Hasn’t  been available on vinyl since 1970!
    • Would be expanded to a 2LP set that would include bonus tracks making their debut on vinyl 
    • Lacquers would be cut from the original analog mono tapes. Mono version hasn’t been available on wax since 1961.
    • A must vote for the blues fan!
    • Would be limited and individually foil-stamp numbered

    Biography

    Mance Lipscomb was an American blues singer, guitarist, and songster. He was born Beau De Glen Lipscomb near Navasota, Texas in 1895. His nickname is short for emancipation. Mance’s father had been enslaved in Alabama and his mother was half African American. For most of his life, he supported himself as a tenant farmer in Texas. He started playing guitar at a young age and became an accomplished player. Mance was discovered and recorded by Mack McCormick and Chris Strachwitz of Arhoolie Records in 1960 during a revival of interest in country blues. He recorded many albums of blues, ragtime, Tin Pan Alley and folk; most of them being released by Arhoolie Records. Singing and accompanying himself on acoustic guitar, Lipscomb had a dead-thumb finger picking technique and expressive voice. In 1961 he recorded the album, “Trouble In Mind,” released by Reprise Records. In May 1963, he appeared at the first Monterey Folk Festival (which later became the Monterey Pop Festival) alongside other folk artists such as Bob Dylan and Peter Paul and Mary. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Lipscomb did not record in the early blues era. Until 1960, most of his musical activity took place within what he called his “precinct,” the area around Navasota. Following his discovery, Lipscomb became an important figure in the American Folk Music Revival of the 1960s. He was a regular performer at folk festivals and folk-blues clubs around the United States. He died in Navasota in 1976, two years after suffering a stroke. He appears in two films – the 1971 documentary, “A Well Spent Life,” and in the 1970 film, “The Blues Accordin’ To Lightnin’ Hopkins.”

    Track Listing
    Track Sides: 
    Side A
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Captain, Captain
    Track Duration: 
    2:31
    Track Title: 
    2 Careless Love
    Track Duration: 
    3:28
    Track Title: 
    3 When Death Comes Creeping In Your Room (Run, Sinner, Run)
    Track Duration: 
    2:55
    Track Title: 
    4 Alabama Bound
    Track Duration: 
    2:32
    Track Title: 
    5 Buck Dance
    Track Duration: 
    2:30
    Track Title: 
    6 Night Time Is The Right Time
    Track Duration: 
    4:45
    Track Sides: 
    Side B
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Rocks and Gravel Makes A Solid Road
    Track Duration: 
    3:59
    Track Title: 
    2 Johnnie Take A One On Me
    Track Duration: 
    3:14
    Track Title: 
    3 Motherless Children
    Track Duration: 
    2:58
    Track Title: 
    4 Which-A-Way Do Red River Run
    Track Duration: 
    2:35
    Track Title: 
    5 Trouble In Mind
    Track Duration: 
    3:07
    Track Title: 
    6 Ballad Of The Boll Weevil
    Track Duration: 
    2:29
    Track Sides: 
    Side C
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Boogie In ‘A’ (instrumental) take 1
    Track Duration: 
    3:12
    Track Title: 
    2 Hattie Green take 2
    Track Duration: 
    3:03
    Track Title: 
    3 Bumble Bee Blues take 6
    Track Duration: 
    3:04
    Track Title: 
    4 Shine On Harvest Moon take 1
    Track Duration: 
    2:46
    Track Title: 
    5 Cocaine Done Kill My Baby take 2
    Track Duration: 
    2:34
    Track Title: 
    6 Hey Lawdy Mama take 1
    Track Duration: 
    4:24
    Track Sides: 
    Side D
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Is You Gonna Quit Me Baby take 2
    Track Duration: 
    3:01
    Track Title: 
    2 Frankie Was A Good Woman take 3
    Track Duration: 
    3:17
    Track Title: 
    3 You Gonna Look Like A Monkey take 5
    Track Duration: 
    2:00
    Track Title: 
    4 Black Gal take 1
    Track Duration: 
    3:21
    Track Title: 
    5 Casey Jones take 1
    Track Duration: 
    2:19
    Track Title: 
    6 After Hours (instrumental) take 1
    Track Duration: 
    2:09
    Track Title: 
    7 Angel Child take 2
    Track Duration: 
    3:00
  • Flotsam And Jetsam
    “No Place For Disgrace”
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    “No Place For Disgrace”
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    “No Place For Disgrace”
    Album Details
    • Long out of print on wax
    • Would be expanded to a 2LP and properly sequenced for improved fidelity
    • Side D would feature live bonus tracks debuting on vinyl
    • Would be pressed on colored vinyl for the first time.
    • Would be limited and individually foil-stamp numbered

    Biography

    Flotsam and Jetsam is an American thrash metal band that was formed in Phoenix in 1981. Before settling on its current name in 1984, the band existed under three different names: Paradox, Dredlox and Dogz. Their current lineup includes vocalist Eric “A.K.” Knutson, guitarists Michael Gilbert and Steve Conley, bassist Bill Bodily, and drummer Ken Mary. The band went through several lineup changes over the years, leaving Knutson as the only constant member. They are also notable for featuring bassist Jason Newsted, who left the band shortly after the release of their debut to join Metallica as Cliff Burton’s successor. Flotsam and Jetsam recorded their debut album Doomsday For The Deceiver in Los Angeles with producer Brian Slagel. The album was released on July 4 1986, and was the first in Kerrang Magazine’s history to achieve the 6k rating. On Halloween night of 1986, Newsted played his last gig with the band. They inked a deal with Metallica’s then-label Elektra Records before opening for Megadeth in 1987 on the Peace Sells Tour in Europe and America. After touring with Megadeth, the band played shows in America with Slayer, Dark Angel, Celtic Frost, Sacred Reich and Excel. Their second studio album and only one on Roadrunner Records, No Place For Disgrace, was released in May 1988 and includes a cover of Elton John’s hit, “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting,” for which a music video was shot. The band toured heavily behind the album through out 1988 and 1989. They opened for King Diamond in America and supported Megadeth, Testament and Sanctuary in Europe on the So Far, So Good…So What! Tour. The band also toured or played shows with Testament, The Crumbsuckers, Fates Warning, Destruction, Metal Church, Death Angel, and Kreator. Flotsam and Jetsam have released fourteen studio albums in their career after signing with MCA in 1989. Despite not achieving similar levels of commercial success as some of their thrash metal contemporaries, the band emerged as part of the second wave of the genre in the mid-to-late 1980s, and has enjoyed moderate success in the United States, with two of their albums (1988’s No Place For Disgrace and 1990’s When The Storm Comes Down) entering the Billboard 200 chart, and their fourth album, Cuatro cracking the top 30 on the Heatseekers chart. 

    Track Listing
    Track Sides: 
    Side A
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 No Place For Disgrace
    Track Duration: 
    6:13
    Track Title: 
    2 Dreams Of Death
    Track Duration: 
    5:40
    Track Title: 
    3 N.E. Terror
    Track Duration: 
    5:57
    Track Sides: 
    Side B
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Escape From Within
    Track Duration: 
    6:47
    Track Title: 
    2 Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting
    Track Duration: 
    4:03
    Track Title: 
    3 Hard On You
    Track Duration: 
    4:51
    Track Sides: 
    Side C
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 I Live You Die
    Track Duration: 
    5:49
    Track Title: 
    2 Misguided Fortune
    Track Duration: 
    5:41
    Track Title: 
    3 P.A.A.B.
    Track Duration: 
    5:32
    Track Title: 
    4 The Jones
    Track Duration: 
    4:05
    Track Sides: 
    Side D
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 No Place For Disgrace (live)
    Track Duration: 
    8:34
    Track Title: 
    2 Hard On You (live)
    Track Duration: 
    4:51
    Track Title: 
    3 Misguided Fortune (live)
    Track Duration: 
    5:29
    Track Title: 
    4 Dreams Of Death
    Track Duration: 
    5:40
  • The Monkees
    “More Of The Monkees Deluxe Edition”
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    “More Of The Monkees Deluxe Edition”
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    “More Of The Monkees Deluxe Edition”
    Album Details
    • Lacquers would be cut from the original analog stereo tapes for maximum Monkees-fidelity!
    • Would include a second LP of bonus tracks: exclusive to this set. All tracks making their vinyl debut in these mixes
    • Would be pressed on 2-180g records, comes in a deluxe tip-on style gatefold jacket.
    • Would be limited and individually foil-stamp numbered

    Biography

    One of the most recognizable names in the annals of pop music history, The Monkees are an American rock and pop band originally active between 1966 and 1971, with reunion albums and tours in the decades that followed. The original line up was Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork and Davy Jones. The group was conceived in 1965 by TV producers Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider specifically for the sit-com series The Monkees, which aired from 1966 to 1968. The music was originally supervised by record producer Don Kirschner, backed by the songwriting duo of Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart. The four actor/musicians were initially allowed only limited roles in the recording studio for the first few months of their five-year career as “The Monkees.” This was due in part to the amount of time required to film the tv series. Mike Nesmith composed and produced songs from the beginning, Tork contributed guitar work on the Nesmith-produced sessions, while all four contributed vocals on various tracks. They eventually fought for the right to collectively supervise all music output under the band’s name, acting as actors, musicians, singers, songwriters and producers. Inspired by the Beatles’ film “A Hard Day’s Night” “The Monkees” TV show was picked up as a series by Screen Gems TV in 1965 and the musical side of the project accelerated. Columbia-Screen Gems and RCA Victor entered into a joint venture called Colgems Records primarily to distribute Monkees records. The Monkees self-titled debut and second albums were meant to be a soundtrack to the first season of the TV show, to cash in on the audience. Within a few months of their debut album, music supervisor Don Kirshner was dismissed and The Monkees took control as a real band over deceptive musician credits and how the band was incorrectly marketed to the public. Their first single, “Last Train To Clarksville” b/w “Take A Giant Step,” was released in August 1966, just weeks prior to the TV broadcast debut. In conjunction with the first broadcast of the TV show on September 12, 1966, NBC and Columbia had a major hit. The first long-playing album, The Monkees; was released a month later; it spent 13 weeks at #1 and stayed on the Billboard charts for 78 weeks. Twenty years later, during their reunion, it spent another 24 weeks on the Billboard charts. Their second studio album, “More Of The Monkees,” was recorded in late 1966 and released on Colgems label #102 on January 9, 1967. It displaced the band's debut album from the top of the Billboard 200 chart and remained at No.1 for 18 weeks—the longest of any Monkees album. Monkeemania had reached full swing by the time the album was released. The Monkees' second single, "I'm a Believer"—included on this album—held the number one position on the Billboard Hot 100 and they were about to embark on a highly successful concert tour. More of the Monkees also went to No.1 in the UK. In the U.S. it has been certified quintuple platinum by the RIAA with sales of more than five million copies. More of the Monkees is also notable for being the first pop/rock album to be the best-selling album of the year in the U.S. Following the TV show’s cancellation in 1968, the Monkees continued to record music until 1971, after which the group broke up. A revival of interest in the TV show came in 1986, which led to a series of reunion tours and new records. The group has reunited and toured several times since then with different line-ups (but always containing Micky Dolenz and another original member). Jones died in February 2012 and Tork died in February 2019. Dolenz and Nesmith remain active members of the group. The success of the show led to the actor-musicians becoming one of the most successful bands of the 1960s. The Monkees have sold more than 75 million records worldwide making them one of the biggest selling groups of all time with international hits, including “Last Train to Clarksville,” “Pleasant Valley Sunday,” “Daydream Believer,” and “I’m A Believer.” Newspapers and magazines have reported that the Monkees outsold the Beatles and the Rolling Stones combined in 1967, but Nesmith admitted in his autobiography “Infinite Tuesday,” that it was a lie that he told a reporter! If voted to win this month, ROG will reissue their iconic sophomore album as a deluxe 2LP set with bonus tracks (several of which are unreleased mixes) and have lacquers cut from the analog stereo tapes for the first time since 1966; creating THE DEFINITIVE version of this album since original release!

    Track Listing
    Track Sides: 
    Side A
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 She (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:40
    Track Title: 
    2 When Love Comes Knockin’ (At Your Door) (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    1:48
    Track Title: 
    3 Mary, Mary (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:20
    Track Title: 
    4 Hold On Girl (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:28
    Track Title: 
    5 Your Auntie Grizelda (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:36
    Track Title: 
    6 (I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:34
    Track Sides: 
    Side B
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow) (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:16
    Track Title: 
    2 The Kind Of Girl I Could Love (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    1:54
    Track Title: 
    3 The Day We Fall In Love (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:25
    Track Title: 
    4 Sometime In The Morning (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:31
    Track Title: 
    5 Laugh (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:29
    Track Title: 
    6 I’m A Believer (stereo mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:49
    Track Sides: 
    Side C
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Apples, Peaches, Bananas and Pears (stereo)
    Track Duration: 
    2:18
    Track Title: 
    2 Don’t Listen To Linda (2017 stereo remix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:29
    Track Title: 
    3 I’ll Be Back Up On My Feet (first recorded version)
    Track Duration: 
    2:38
    Track Title: 
    4 Of You (mono mix)
    Track Duration: 
    1:58
    Track Title: 
    5 I Don’t Think You Know Me (second recorded version – mono mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:20
    Track Title: 
    6 Words (first recorded version – mono TV mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:49
    Track Title: 
    7 Valleri (first recorded version – mono TV mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:32
    Track Sides: 
    Side D
    List of tracks: 
    Track Title: 
    1 Through The Looking Glass (first recorded version – 2017 stereo remix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:34
    Track Title: 
    2 I Never Thought It Peculiar (mono TV mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:13
    Track Title: 
    3 Tear Drop City (1966 mono mix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:18
    Track Title: 
    4 Hold On Girl (first recorded version – 2017 stereo remix
    Track Duration: 
    2:46
    Track Title: 
    5 I’ll Spend My Life With You (first recorded version – 2017 stereo remix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:32
    Track Title: 
    6 Mr. Webster (first recorded version – 2017 stereo remix)
    Track Duration: 
    2:52
    Track Title: 
    7 (I Prithee) Do Not Ask For Love (first recorded version – 2017 stereo remix)
    Track Duration: 
    3:18
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