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Ace Records - November Releases 2015

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A drive by just so aware post, the Ace Records album releases for Nov 2015 ...

 

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Jon Savage's 1966: The Year The Decade Exploded 
Pop
Various Artists (Jon Savage)
CD £17.75

The soundtrack to Jon Savage’s new book documenting the year the 60s hit their Modernist peak.

    
http://acerecords.co.uk/jon-savages-1966-the-year-the-decade-exploded

 

 

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Georgie Fame Heard Them Here First         
Pop
Various Artists (Heard It Here First)
CD £11.50

A choice cross-section of the original Modfather’s 1960s influences and inspirations, brought together on one CD for the first time.    

http://acerecords.co.uk/georgie-fame-heard-them-here-first

 

 

 

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Love & Affection: More Motown Girls         
Girls
Various Artists (Motown)
CD £12.92

More lost 1960s treasures from Motown’s female stable – all previously unissued on CD.    

http://acerecords.co.uk/love-affection-more-motown-girls  
 

 

 

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Girl Zone!       
Girls
Various Artists (Where The Girls Are)
LP £17.80

A vinyl-only compilation of hand-picked female treasures pressed on 180g lava-coloured vinyl.      

http://acerecords.co.uk/girl-zone

 

 

 

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A Funky Trip - Detroit Funk From The Dave Hamilton Archive
Funk
Various Artists (Dave Hamilton)
LP £17.80

Super rare and super obscure Detroit funk. Many tracks on vinyl for the first time.
    
http://acerecords.co.uk/a-funky-trip-detroit-funk-from-the-dave-hamilton-archive

 

 

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 Lost Without You - The Best Of Kent Ballads 2         Lost Without You - The Best Of Kent Ballads 2
60s Soul
Various Artists (Kent Ballads)
CD £11.50

60s & 70s soul ballads of the very highest quality from across the USA with many unreleased treasures.

http://acerecords.co.uk/lost-without-you-the-best-of-kent-ballads-2
    

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Ace continue to do a fantastic job in getting these compilations out there. Lost without you looks to be a quality release and Georgie Fame heard them here first CD seems worthy of investigation. 

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Well, the "More Motown Girls: Love & Affection" has now had several plays.  Some previous releases by other companies left me feeling a little deflated by the quality, thinking there was little left of any real quality in the vaults of Motown.  But Keith Hughes and Ace/Kent have once again dispelled that notion by delivering a first class package.  Almost every track is quality and leaves one wondering what Motown where doing canning these once they were laid down ink the studio.  It's fair to say though that these probably wouldn't have appealed to the white teen audience Motown were often chasing but for lovers of Soul Music there are some real gems here.

Kicking off with the instantly recognisable Brenda Holloway with a track good enough for the clubs up and down the country, indeed the rest of the world. Two tracks that are already familiar with dancers "Any Girl In Love" already known by Kim Weston but here we have Gladys Knight and The Pips belting out there slightly more uptempo rendition.  Barbara Randolph follows with a great take on the Isley's "My Love Is Your Love".  Martha Reeves, an artist I've not always got on with vocally is up next with the excellent "This Is The Love".  All three are good enough to grace any turntable, well CD Deck but I doubt anyone will have the nerve which is a shame.  Others I reckon have dance floor potential is the Lewis Sisters with the catchy "Many Good Times" and Hattie Littles with "Now That Love Is Gone," a track as soon as I heard reminded me of Louis Paul "The Change Will Do You Good".  Rita Wright is a worthy mention with "Give Back The Good Things" as are The Lollipops with "Go For Yourself."  Liz Lands and Linda Griner with earlier versions of "Midnight Johnny" and "Envious" respectively will be familiar with collectors. 

The CD is a worthy addition to any collection with very few tracks that did little for my enjoyment, the final two Chris Clark with "Forgotten" and Kim Weston with the jazz influenced "Lover Man" were probably the two least favourite tracks but failed to dampen my listening enjoyment of the CD.  

Keith Hughes and Kent will have a lot to live uo too when they next delve into Motown's vaults too continue the brilliant series of Motown releases from the label.

 

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