7-INCH SINGLE

Viet Nam' was originally issued on Mira records in 1966 but vanished without a trace. Far from radio friendly with it's fearsome Bo Diddley beat, wailing harmonica and strong anti-war lyric, the track has gone on to become a much sought-after garage rock...

Veteran Slovenly axe-wielding lunatic crooners KING KHAN & BLOODSHOT BILL have reunited for the first Tandoori Knights release in 8 years with the 'Temple of Boom' 7inch, and we couldn't be more gassed to present this tasty thali! A comical take from the...

As the debut release under the Bob Seger System moniker, "2+2=?" is a landmark moment in the evolution and career of Bob Seger. Less than two years removed from his "protest against protestors" song "The Ballad of the Yellow Beret," the January 1968...

Limited seven inch vinyl pressing. This is the first release from the label Adventures in Paradise. J Boogie from San Francisco and Jay Sole from Los Angeles are providing a vinyl only release of pure funk and soul. Limited to 300 copies, don't sleep!

Seven inch vinyl pressing. Tutti Hill's 'When The Going Gets Rough' was billed on the label of Arock 1012 in 1964 but the vinyl played 'Whoa Whoa, Baby Take It Slow'. At last this gorgeous mid-tempo dancer from Ron Miller and Lee Porter makes it to 45...

First vinyl release for these two tracks by Gil Scott-Heron's band from college. Previously available as bonus tracks on the CD reissue of "Pieces Of A Man", both recordings feature Gil and Brian Jackson.