Where The Crawled Sing

Following the acclaim of 2017’s Out Of All This Blue (awarded four-stars in Q Magazine and The Independent), The Waterboys with their new album, Where The Action Is. Its title inspired by Robert Parker’s 1960s mod / northern soul classic, Where The Action Is is a 10-song, genre-defying album, testament to the enduring talents of the band’s founder and front man Mike Scott. One of the finest British songwriters of the past four decades, his songs have been covered and recorded by artists including Prince, Rod Stewart, Tom Jones, Steve Earle, and Ellie Goulding (who had a number three hit with a How Long Will I Love You).

Yasume was formed in late 2001 by John Twells (aka Xela) and Gabriel Morley (aka Logreybeam). After successfully completing a remix for Metamatics, they decided to carry on collaborating and have finished an album, "Where We're From the Birds Sing a Pretty Song", named for a line in a dream sequence in David Lynch's seminal tv series "Twin Peaks." The sound is somewhere between the choppy digital crunch of Miami's Schematic label and the hazy dreamlike melodic quality of 'Twin Peaks' composer Angelo Badalamenti.

The Shirelles - Tonight's The Night / Sing To Trumpets And Strings (1960-61) {Ace Records CDCHD 1196 rel 2008}
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© 1960-61, 2008 King Records / Ace Records | CDCHD 1196
R&B / Early Pop / Soul / Doo Wop / Brill Building Pop

2008 release, the first in a series that will restore to catalogue the original Scepter and Pricewise vinyl albums by The Shirelles, in the same running order as issued plus bonus non-album flipsides. This one pairs their first two albums, which include the Top 40 hits: classics such as 'Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow', 'Mama Said' and 'Dedicated to the One I Love' amongst others. The Shirelles were the door openers for the girl group sound of the early '60s. Their strongest sides stand alongside the best of anything that splendid genre has to offer. Exquisitely remastered - and in stereo where stereo tapes still exist - this CD and future releases in the series will provide the definitive Shirelles collection for anyone who wants something more than the umpteenth rehash of their Greatest Hits.