OMNIVORE RECORDINGS

Omnivore Recordings continues the re-examination and re-appreciation of Game Theory's stellar 1980s catalog with The Big Shot Chronicles. Passionate fans of the group all have a favorite GT album,...

BLAZE OF GLORY, originally released in 1982, was the first music from Miller and company, after an album and EP fronting Alternate Learning. It showed the beginnings of the power-pop mixed with...

2014 expanded reissue of the1984 French Lolita label compilation. It's packaged in a digipak with rare photos & extensive liner notes by co-producer Dan Vallor, along with a remembrance from the...

When Game Theory emerged with their fourth full-length release in 1987, there was not only a new line-up of the band, but it took two LPs to capture all of the magic. Once again produced by Mitch...

After spending the '50s and '60s on RCA, Columbia and MGM-and quitting drugs and alcohol-Don was ready for a new start, and found it on the Hickory label. Here are 20 key moments from this country...

Ginsberg, Allen Reed College: The First Recorded Reading Of Howl Lp Vinyl

Gladiators Full Time CD1. Bongo Red 2. Red Version 3. Ship Without a Captain 4. Run Them 5. Fussing and Fighting 6. Fussing Version 7. You Little Rat (Aka Prince Tony's Head) 8. I'm Not Crying 9...

Gladiators Full Time Lp Vinyl

Albert Griffiths founded The Gladiators in 1966 after some success on his own. The group scored their first hit, produced by legendary producer Coxsone Dodd, with "Hello Carol" in 1968. During the...

While Andrew Gold helped make smash hits for people like Linda Ronstadt, Art Garfunkel, Wynonna Judd, and many more, he also had more than a few of his own. The year after 'Lonely Boy' hit the top...

Live archive release. Before Steve Goodman landed a record deal in 1971, and a few years before his classic "City Of New Orleans" became a modern folk standard, he was already a seasoned live...

Many people got to know Vince Guaraldi through his 1963 Grammy½- winning song, "Cast Your Fate To The Wind," or via the group, Sounds Orchestral's top 10 cover of it two years later. Lee Mendelson...