Living (2022

Multi-platinum Quartz Hill Records' Joe Nichols is one of country music's most-lauded recording artists. A 21st century traditionalist, Nichols is an artist who is both timely and timeless - one who has racked up a half-dozen Number 1 singles and ten Top 10 hits with a sound that blurs the boundaries between country music's past and present. It's an approach that has earned Nichols three Grammy nominations, a CMA award, an ACM trophy, a CMT "Breakthrough Video of the Year" Award as well as multiple gold and platinum-certified records. Nichols' first Quartz Hill single, "Home Run," reunites him with longtime collaborator Mickey Jack Cones, who produced his back-to-back Number 1 hits "Sunny and 75" and "Yeah" (2013), as well as legendary label head Benny Brown. At once autobiographical and universal, the song is an anthem about reconnection and rebirth.

Newly remastered and expanded edition of the 1971 album ‘Workers’ Playtime’ by BB Blunder.
Following the demise of the legendary Blossom Toes in December ’69, guitarist Brian Godding and bassist Brian Belshaw backed vocalist Julie Driscoll at two London concerts in early 1970, along with drummer Barry Jenkins. The second of these concerts took place at The Roundhouse on 27th February 1970. A highlight of the performance was a rendition of Godding’s rousing composition ‘New Day’, a song recorded by Blossom Toes but sadly not released.