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Recorded live for a radio broadcast on November 28, 1962 in Stefaniensaal, Graz Austria while Coltrane and his quartet were on tour in Europe. This is Coltrane and his 'classic quartet', one of the...

F-WORD were the first L.A. punk band to release an album. Their 1978 debut was also their only record, since they disbanded when Dutch Schultz/Will Shatter (bass) and Steve EffeteDePace (drums)...

Little known outside of Peru, the great Coco Lagos was a naturally talented multi-percussionist who reigned as king of the Peruvian beat in the late 60s and early 70s. This album, released in 1970,...

Super obscure quasi-solo project by M. Loubet, author of all tracks with the exception of the cover version of Tito Puente's Guayaba. This Uruguayan group mixes up traditional candombe essences with...

Minox debut album from 1986 is atmosphere and refinement, melody and instinct, produced by Steven Brown from Tuxedo moon and was released to great critical and public acclaim throughout Europe. This...

Under the wing of the legendary punk producer Kevin Army (GREEN DAY), Pariah appeared on the Rodney on the Roq # 3 compilation album on Posh Boy in 1982 and on Not So Quiet on the Western Front on...

After the Stooges fizzled away into commercial oblivion (as so many legendary bands of the era did), David Bowie saved our heavenly father of punk rock from obscurity, and jump-started his solo...

This amazing double album collects some of the best sessions from the height of the European 'season of jazz' when many of the best American jazzmen sought and found refuge and comfort in the smoky...

These 13 raw, raging tracks are not found on any other Stooges album! Pat Thomas compiled these ultra-rare performances: Gimme Some Skin; I Got a Right; Louie Louie; Tight Pants; I'm Sick of You;...

An astonishing collection and piece of blues history, this album caresses your ears with some of the finest tunes by the Queen of Blues who, despite her short life, managed to impose her trademark...