Christian Punky

Quality tune! have a nice yellow demo on this. Bought many moons ago, so wouldnt know todays price

Another Ady spin, Paramount Four HAS to go big when out and about, TUUUUNE!!!

"AMERICAN TREASURE" MAVIS STAPLES DELIVERS RAW JOY ON NEW ALBUM 'YOU ARE NOT ALONE' (ANTI- RECORDS/SEPT 13) PRODUCED BY JEFF TWEEDY STAPLES TO PLAY LOLLAPALOOZA AND WILCO-CURATED SOLID SOUND FESTIVAL IN AUG Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and soul/gospel legend Mavis Staples delivers more wall-to-wall joy on her triumphant new Anti- album, 'You Are Not Alone' (September 13), than any other release you're likely to hear this year. Produced by fellow Chicagoan Jeff Tweedy at Wilco's studio The Loft, the intimate and textured production showcases the iconic singer at her most powerful and fervent. 'You Are Not Alone' mixes traditional gospel numbers with two new songs written for Mavis by Tweedy, plus her unique interpretations of songs by Pops Staples, Randy Newman, Allen Toussaint, John Fogerty, Rev. Gary Davis and Little Milton. The album features Mavis's touring band of the last three years: Rick Holmstrom, guitar, vocals; Jeff Turmes, bass, vocals; Stephen Hodges, drums; Donny Gerrard, background vocals; plus special guests Jeff Tweedy on guitars, bass, and vocals; Wilco's Patrick Sansone, keys, vibes; Mark Greenberg, vibes, keys; with additional background vocals by frequent Neko Case collaborators Kelly Hogan and Nora O'Connor, and Richard Parenti. 'You Are Not Alone' is Mavis's second studio release for Anti. It follows her 2007 critical triumph, "We'll Never Turn Back," produced by Ry Cooder, which revisited the great songs of the civil rights era and prompted her hometown paper The Chicago Sun-Times to hail her as "an American treasure." In 2008, Anti- issued a rapturously received live album, 'Live: Hope at the Hideout,' which was named one of the Best Live CDs of All Time by Amazon.com's editors and earned Mavis her first Grammy-nomination as a solo artist. Mavis Staples is enjoying a major career resurgence, having become a festival favorite in recent years. This summer she will play Lollapalooza on August 6, and the Wilco-curated Solid Sound Festival at Mass MoCa on August 14 with additional US and European tour dates to be announced soon. Track listing for Mavis Staples, 'You Are Not Alone' 1. You Don't Knock (Pops Staples/Wesley Westbrook) 2. You Are Not Alone (Jeff Tweedy) 3. Downward Road (Pops Staples) 4. In Christ There is No East and West (traditional; arranged by Jeff Tweedy) 5. Creep Along, Moses (traditional) 6. Losing You (Randy Newman) 7. I Belong to the Band (Rev. Gary Davis) 8. Last Train (Allen Toussaint) 9. Only the Lord Knows (Jeff Tweedy) 10. Wrote A Song for Everyone (John Fogerty) 11. We're Gonna Make It (Little Milton) 12. Wonderful Savior (traditional) 13. Too Close To Heaven / I'm On My Way to Heaven Anyhow (Prof. Alex E. BradfordJr./Brad Pathway)

Mavis Staples to release new album in september: https://pitchfork.com...os-jeff-tweedy/

PMd you, best Punky

Club of Clubs!! I´ll book flight from Gothenburg, Sweden for the may date to atleast help a little to fill up!

What a nice tune this is, still cheap? Punky

Again for a friend, VG+++ plays perf. Cheers Punky

Sorry, work held me back from computer for a while, its sold I´m affraid. best Punky

VG++ plays great, selling for a friend be quick!

he he now fixed, no from ignorant Sweden ;-)

BETTYE LAVETTE BRIDGES THE ATLANTIC WITH NEW CD 'INTERPRETATIONS: THE BRITISH ROCK SONGBOOK' out May 31 on ANTI- BETTYE LAVETTE brings the British Invasion home to its American R&B roots on her latest CD, INTERPRETATIONS: THE BRITISH ROCK SONGBOOK, due May 31 on Anti-. While BETTYE's Grammy-nominated 2007 disc The Scene Of The Crime went to the source to find triumph over her own anguish, INTERPRETATIONS looks to the past this time for inspiration and uncovers common ancestry in seemingly divergent musical paths. Produced by BETTYE, Rob Mathes and Michael Stevens, the album is a 13-song journey through compositions by the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd among others, before concluding right where the very idea for INTERPRETATIONS started: BETTYE's visceral show-stopping rendition of The Who's "Love Reign O'er Me" from the 2008 Kennedy Center Honors, which appears here as a bonus track. That performance - which first brought BETTYE together with Stevens (the event's producer) and Mathes (its musical director) - served notice that BETTYE is no mere singer. As an extraordinary interpreter of song, she doesn't merely mold a piece of music to suit her tastes; she is a conjurer of deep, emotional truths: "Bettye LaVette punched a hole right through her version of Pete Townshend's 'Love Reign O'er Me,' letting all the song's emotion pour out in a way that its creators never conceived," observed the New York Daily News. Townshend himself came up to Bettye after her performance, took her hands into his and said, "You made me weep." Throughout INTERPRETATIONS, her performances are a revelation not just of raw emotion, but of the inexorable ties between British rock 'n' roll and the American blues and R&B, which when combined, catalyzed popular music. That Lennon, McCartney, and so many others who crossed the Atlantic in their wake, were deeply influenced by American music is no great secret. What BETTYE demonstrates here so convincingly is the degree to which rock 'n' roll and American soul remain bound by bloodlines. The Beatles' pre-psychedelic Rubber Soul classic "The Word" takes on an almost religious fervor, while Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" is transformed from a majestic pop song into a stark, almost desperate expression of devotion. Profound alienation becomes intense longing on Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," and the wistful naivet of The Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin" matures into a deep and unshakeable lament. BETTYE inhabits these songs, revitalizes them and exposes the humanity that makes these 13 tracks not just pop songs, but enduring works of art. Such mastery hardly comes as a surprise to at least one legend featured here. Elton John (whose "Talking Old Soldiers" appeared on The Scene Of The Crime) offers this endorsement of BETTYE's impassioned take on "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me": "Bettye LaVette has always been a wonderful singer - I have been a huge fan for many years. To my delight and surprise she recorded an amazing version of 'Talking Old Soldiers' - a song that nobody else has covered - and made it her own. "Now she has recorded 'Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me' and has done exactly the same - but this time with a much more familiar song. I am truly touched by her picking these songs and can only hope that this album brings more attention to this incredible artist." The full track listing for INTERPRETATIONS: THE BRITISH ROCK SONGBOOK is as follows: 1. The Word (John Lennon/Paul McCartney) 2. No Time To Live (James Capaldi/Stephen Winwood) 3. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (Bennie Benjamin/Gloria Caldwell/Sol Marcus) 4. All My Love (John Baldwin/Robert Plant) 5. Isn't It A Pity (George Harrison) 6. Wish You Were Here (David Gilmour/Roger Waters) 7. It Don't Come Easy (Richard Starkey) 8. Maybe I'm Amazed (Paul McCartney) 9. Salt Of The Earth (Michael Jagger/Keith Richards) 10. Nights In White Satin (David Hayward) 11. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad (Eric Clapton/Bobby Whitlock) 12. Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me (Elton John/Bernard Taupin) 13. Love Reign O'er Me (Peter Townshend) [bONUS TRACK]

Want: Andrew Wartts & Gospel Storytellers - There Is A God Somewhere - Champ album. Fanx! chr

The Originals, Ritz Manchester Stevie Wonder, Gothenburg 1988 (the Kinks on same bill!) Solomon Burke, Gothenburg Percy Sledge, Gothenburg Mavis Staples, Gothenburg Sharon Jones, Gothenburg Andre´Williams, Gothenburg Trace, Soulastatic, Gothenburg Eli Paperboy Reed, Gothenburg Four Tops/Temptations march 6th 2010, Gothenburg (some reggae : Lee Perry Stockholm, Skatalites New York, Linton Kwesi Johnson New York)

Just landed in Memphis for transfer (great to see they have a little STAX shop at the airport!) Will report here how it goes on the record front! ;-)

Ok, heres the shop suggestions so far, any more out there? Wax Trax Bagatelle Rockaway Records Atomic The Record Man Cheap Thrills Vinyl Revolution Rooky Ricardos Thanx!

Many thanx for the suggestions ;-) keep em coming!!!

Going to L.A. 13 dec to 23rd dec. Also Prob gonna drive up and down Pacific Coast Highway (San Diego/San Fran etc) Any tips on good recordstores, flea markets, Soul-nights etc?? Thanx in advance Punky

Soulastatic Soul Club, Gothenburg, Sweden has been running once every month since 1998, playing Northern & Modern soul. aprox 200-300 crowd from 25-50 yrs old. Djs over the yrs (just to give you a picture): Keith Money, Carl Willingham, Andy Whitmore, James Trouble, Steve Cato, Kenny Burell, Ady Croasdell, Phil Shields, Simon M, Liam Quinn, Ginger Taylor, Nige Grice, Nige Brown, Stu Tyler, Gareth Donovan, Leon Brown, Joe Dunlop, Terry Davies, Ralph Tee, Marc Forrest, Tommy Oslo Soul, Christian Brodsjo, etc + swede mafia (Marthon, Helena, Olof, Tollgert, Baum, etc). Scene alive and well, NEVER STOP!

Nathaniel now sold, Wally Cox reduced

Cleveland Robinson now SOLD!

Wally Cox - This Man - Wand promo VG+ 40 ukp https://www.soul-sour...ly-cox-this-man PM for questions Cheers Punky

Oi! Its cheap!! went for as much as 330 dollars in january 2009! See: https://www.popsike.com/RB-Northern-Soul-45-NATHANIEL-MAYER-on-FORTUNE-HEAR/350148816154.html

Nathaniel Mayer - from now on/ i want love and affection (Fortune) VG+ 90 ukp PM for info/details