7-INCH SINGLE

Dynamite cuts gives you a wonderful hard to find Jazz 45, from the Canadian P.M label. Bernie Senensky, a superb piano player, set the pace with this Hard Piano driven jazz groove. With a little treasure on the flips with Beloved Gift, a superb interlude...

Almost all of Sun Records' early rock and roll artists hailed from the South. The one exception in these formative years was Detroit native John Pavlik, better known as Johnny Powers. Releasing his first songs with the fantastic Detroit label Fortune...

Hailing from Tucson, AZ, The Fells were churning out high quality, catchy singles throughout the '90s with the same ferocity as well-known contemporaries the Mummies or New Bomb Turks. Their Italy Records single, which was the ninth 7' in the Fells'...

Josie Cotton is an American singer and songwriter, best known for international hit, "Johnny Are You Queer?" and "He Could Be the One" from 1982. "Johnny Are You Queer?" was used on the soundtracks to Jackass Number Two and Valley Girl. "He Could Be the...

Limited 7" vinyl box set containing replicas of the 13 singles (a and b-sides) previously released exclusively in Japan. The Japanese Singles 1978-1984 encompasses the first six albums released by Van Halen, which featured guitarist Eddie Van Halen,...

Seven inch vinyl pressing. CRAC was formed in 1974 and the band had a certain popularity in the New York and New England territories. After the reissue of their album All For You on King Underground, here comes a single release containing two songs from...

Seven inch vinyl pressing. Features 'How I Get Down' (featuring Moniquea) on the a-side and 'Dreaming' on the b-side.