Up All Night CD

In the late '60s and early '70s, many bands were making, or caught in, the transition between psychedelia and hard rock. This comp has 20 cuts from that mini-genre's heyday, most of them from quite obscure bands and releases, though a few actually made a modest commercial impact. Certainly SRC (represented by the "Up All Night" title track) are fairly well remembered and fairly well regarded, as to different extents are a few other acts here, like Damnation of Adam Blessing, the Litter, and Sir Lord Baltimore. Most of these fellas (and they certainly are all fellas, likely strutting their pretty macho-oriented stuff to a largely male audience as well) won't be familiar to many collectors, however, though some had connections to famous figures like Rick Derringer, Frijid Pink, Johnny Winter, Eddie Kramer, Shadow Morton, Mountain, and Frank Zappa.

After the success of their Jimi Hendrix-produced debut album The Street Giveth…and the Street Taketh Away (also available from Real Gone) and its hit “Good Old Rock ‘N’ Roll,” the members of Cat Mother repaired to their Woodstock cabin (pictured in the album gatefold reproduced here) and started writing songs for Albion Doo-Wah. The record had much more pastoral, country feel to it, no doubt in part due to the replacement of Charlie Chin by multi-instrumentalist folkie Jay Ungar, who also brought several songs to the group. But there was definitely something in the air in the late’-60s/early ‘70s Woodstock scene; Albion Doo-Wah has several scoops of that timeless, Americana-laced Basement Tapes/Music from Big Pink fairy dust. CD debut, and one long, long requested by the band’s fans, with a gorgeous remastering job by Maria Triana at Battery Studios.

"Up All Night" is an album by the all-female pop group Pajama Party, released in 1989. The group was known for their upbeat sound, blending pop and dance elements, and they gained popularity during the late 1980s. The album features catchy tracks that capture the energetic and playful spirit of the era. Some standout songs include the title track "Up All Night," as well as "DJ's Got the Beat." The music often revolves around themes of fun, nightlife, and youthful exuberance, making it a great representation of late '80s pop culture.

As one of the cornerstones of the Detroit garage rock revival scene, the Gore Gore Girls always added a sense of kitchy surrealism to the haphazard indie rock of their peers. But the stakes were raised by those same peers since the release of 2000's Strange Girls, leaving one of the scene's most important outfits with the challenge of maintaining their quality in the face of growing national exposure.

Razorlight has released a 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of their debut album "Up All Night." This special edition includes the original tracks remastered along with some additional bonus content. The album, originally released in 2004, features popular tracks such as "Golden Touch," "Stumble and Fall," and "Rip It Up." The Deluxe Edition celebrates the band's enduring impact on the indie rock scene and offers fans a chance to revisit the band's early days with improved audio quality and additional materials that enhance the listening experience.

Up All Night. It's an apt title for Albert Castiglia's seventh album: nobody sleeps when this man is in town. After 27 years of house-rocking studio albums and smack-in-the-mouth live shows, the Florida bandleader is the acknowledged master of red-raw, sweat-and-hair blues that gives it to you straight. Now, the visceral riffs and bruised soul of Up All Night make everything else sound like a lullaby. Up All Night finds Castiglia in a creative swagger after last year's acclaimed Big Dog. What wasn't broke then hasn't been fixed now, with the bluesman once again recording at Dockside Studios, Louisiana, and capturing a warts-and-all mix alongside producer Mike Zito.

Razorlight has released a 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of their debut album "Up All Night." This special edition includes the original tracks remastered along with some additional bonus content. The album, originally released in 2004, features popular tracks such as "Golden Touch," "Stumble and Fall," and "Rip It Up." The Deluxe Edition celebrates the band's enduring impact on the indie rock scene and offers fans a chance to revisit the band's early days with improved audio quality and additional materials that enhance the listening experience.

Razorlight has released a 20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of their debut album "Up All Night." This special edition includes the original tracks remastered along with some additional bonus content. The album, originally released in 2004, features popular tracks such as "Golden Touch," "Stumble and Fall," and "Rip It Up." The Deluxe Edition celebrates the band's enduring impact on the indie rock scene and offers fans a chance to revisit the band's early days with improved audio quality and additional materials that enhance the listening experience.