Limited colored vinyl LP pressing. Rare and unissued Pacific Northwest rootsy Americana! In addition to stellar '60s psych and garage, Salem Oregon's Garland Records churned out some high quality, foot stompin', 'Country & Northwestern' music. Archived here are a barn load of true Americana from unheard originals like the Cascade Sweethearts' 'Hard Workin' Woman,' The Heard's unissued 'Sweet Thang' to stunning takes on Bob Dylan & Kris Kristofferson cuts. This is a PNW platter that you'd swear came from south of the Mason Dixon.

The first-ever compilation of the rare and unissued garage and rockabilly from Jetstar Records! Largely done under the watchful eye of Dale Hawkins (who penned 'Suzie Q') including an unearthed blistering version of Q, lost tracks from the mythical Kenny Baker, coveted cuts from The Floyd Dakil Trio ('Dance Franny Dance'), Arthur K Adams (John Peel fave 'Beetle Bust Out') and more! Pressed on clear vinyl!

1. Susie Q - Dale Hawkins
2. Slippin’ And Slidin’ - The Five Americans
3. It’s Gonna Work Out Fine - Terry Haynes
4. Look Around - Kenny Baker
5. Dance, Franny, Dance - Floyd Dakil Combo
6. I’m Feeling O.K. - The Five Americans
7. Beetle Bust Out - Arthur K. Adams
8. Little Bird - Dale Hawkins
9. I’m Thru With You - Kenny Baker
10. Look What You’ve Gone And Done - Floyd Dakil Combo
11. It’s You Girl - The Five Americans
12. You’re Not Here - Kenny Baker
13. Wildwood Flower - Arthur K. Adams
14. Further Down The Line - Terry Haynes
15. Say That You Love Me - The Five Americans
16. I’ll Fly High - Dale Hawkins
17. I’m Gonna Leave Ya - The Five Americans
18. Now You Are Gone - Kenny Baker

Swan Records is more than just The Beatles and Link Wray; from the late '50s through late '60s they doled out a magnificent array of records which shaped the early Philadelphia sound. This record celebrates the female voices of the Swan roster. Pressed on colored vinyl!

1. Patty Saturday - Ladies Choice
2. Ginger Davis And The Snaps - Laughin’
3. Ruth And Sherry - Nothin’ Much Tom Cat
4. The Sapphires - Where Is Johnny Now
5. The Tomboys - I’d Rather Fight Than Switch
6. Kathy Lynn And The Playboys - My Special Boy
7. The Swans - He’s Mine
8. Beverly Jones And The Prestons - Hear You Talking
9. The McKinleys - When He Comes Along
10. Audrey Slo - Gonna Find The Right Boy
11. Joy Dawn - Hang It Up
12. The Three Degrees - Bongos On The Beach

Rip It Up: The Best Of Specialty Records brings together some of the most important tracks to be released on the notable Los Angeles record label. Founded in 1945 by Art Rupe, Specialty Records made a giant impact in the fields of gospel, rock n roll, and R&B. With legendary artists including Little Richard, Lloyd Price, Sam Cooke and Roy Milton – this completion features 18 tracks that helped to shape R&B as we know it.  

Where the Action Is! Los Angeles Nuggets: 1965–1968 is part of Rhino’s acclaimed Nuggets series, focusing on the different aspects of the underground rock music scene in and around Los Angeles from 1965 – 1968. It features key artists such as Love, Buffalo Springfield, Bobby Fuller Four, The Doors, Sonny & Cher, Lee Hazelwood, Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, and more. This collection is now on vinyl for the first time. Limited to 5500 copies worldwide.

A 22-track collection containing some of the biggest dance craze hits from the Cameo Parkway label. Includes tracks by Cameo Parkway's biggest stars: Chubby Checker, Bobby Rydell, Dee Dee Sharp, The Orlons, The Dovells, Don Covay and The Turbans. Features 12 Top 40 Hits including #1 chart-toppers like Chubby Checker's iconic original version of "The Twist". 2LP pressed on 180g Yellow Vinyl. With an essay by acclaimed Rock & Roll/R&B historian John Broven. Mastered from original archive tapes.


Disc 1
Side A
1 The Twist
2 The Wah-Watusi
3 Bristol Stomp
4 Mashed Potato Time
5 You Can't Sit Down

Side B
6 The Third House (In From The Right)
7 Do The Bird
8 Slow Twistin'
9 Shimmy Shimmy
10 The 81
11 (Everybody Do) The Swim, Pt 1

Disc 2
Side A
12 The Popeye Waddle
13 Do The New Continental
14 Baby, Do The Froog
15 Rocka-Conga
16 The Hucklebuck

Side B
17 The Mash
18 Mexican Hat Rock
19 The Cha-Cha-Cha
20 When You Dance
21 Everybody South Street
22 Twistin' U.S.A.

4 - 1st Studio Album, Top 25 US Billboard Chart, Includes their signature song “Mad Jack". This was the English Prog-Rock group most successful album. This deluxe package will include an OBI strip, gatefold album jacket, printed inner sleeve, original record labels and specialty color vinyl.  Lava Lamp effect cleear Yellow/Orange Color Vinyl

Help Me | Love Is | Memory Lane | Inside Of Me | I Wanna Live Again | Mad Jack | 4 Phil | Since Beginning

Originally released on CD via Rhino Handmade in the early 00’s, this is the first official vinyl release of this complete live show from the Shiny Beast (Bat Chain Puller) tour. Recorded directly to 2-track stereo reel-to-reel tape and eventually broadcast on WLIR-FM on 11 December 1978, this recording finds Beefheart rejuvenated after the critical success of the Shiny Beast album and the new and improved version of the Magic Band. An essential addition to any Beefheart collection.

A1. TROPICAL HOT DOG NIGHT
A2. NOWADAYS A WOMAN’S GOTTA HIT A MAN
A3. OWED T’ALEX
A4. DROPOUT BOOGIE
A5. HARRY IRENE

B1. ABBA ZABBA
B2. HERE EYES ARE A BLUE MILLION MILES
B3. OLD FART AT PLAY
B4. WELL
B5. ICE ROSE
B6. MOONLIGHT ON VERMONT

C1. THE FLOPPY BOOT STOMP
C2. YOU KNOW YOU ARE A
C3. BAT CHAIN
C4. APES-MA
C5. WHEN I SEE MOMMY, I FEEL LIKE A DUMMY

D1. VETERAN’S DAY POPPY
D2. SAFE AS MILK
D3. SUCTION PRINTS

With over 5,000 performances spanning four decades, 20 million records sold worldwide, and inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, CHEAP TRICK is undoubtedly one of the most influential classic rock groups of the past 50 years. The band was formed in 1974 and while it has evolved throughout the years, CHEAP TRICK has continued to reach mainstream and critical success. Hits such as “I Want You To Want Me,” “Dream Police,” and “Surrender” have cemented the group as one of America’s top rock ‘n’ roll bands of all time. 

A 21-track collection of Chubby Checker's biggest hits (1960 - 1966) for Philadelphia's Cameo Parkway label. Features 18 Top 40 singles and four #1 chart-toppers, as well as the original, iconic version "The Twist". Includes rare tracks from Chubby's creative folk/soul period and the little-known single "What Do Ya Say!". With an essay by acclaimed rock & roll and R&B historian, John Broven, Dancin' Party: The Chubby Checker Collection was mastered from original archive tapes. 180-gram Vinyl.

Formed in 1976, Detective featured vocalist Michael Des Barres, guitarist Michael Monarch (Steppenwolf), bassist Bobby Pickett, ex-Yes keyboardist Tony Kaye, and drummer Jon Hyde. The band signed to Led Zeppelin's Swan Song label and released their self-titled debut album a year later. The album is being remastered from original analog tapes for its first vinyl pressing since 1977. Limited to 3,000 units worldwide and pressed on color vinyl, the record will be available exclusively for Record Store Day 2022. The reissue includes new packaging with an updated back cover, new liner notes and an insert.

Recognition 4:27
Got Enough Love 3:59
Grim Reaper 4:10
Nightingale 4:54
Detective Man 3:25
Ain't None Of Your Business 4:29
Deep Down 3:06
Wild Hot Summer Nights 4:17
One More Heartache 5:22

Four-time GRAMMY Award winners and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, The Doobie Brothers, present their 15th full-length album, Liberté. It contains 12 new tracks produced and co-written by John Shanks (Bon Jovi, Sheryl Crow, Miley Cyrus). The album precedes their 49-city, North American tour to celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary, where Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald, Pat Simmons, and John McFee will tour together for the 1st time in 25 years.

Released in 1968, Federal Duck is the self-titled debut album from this obscure soft-psych band. Federal Duck was a group of college buddies from Haverford, Pennsylvania. Founded by banjo exponent George Stavis, this band only released one album before Stavis went on to record solo for the Vanguard label. The band played together for almost 4 years under aliases including Stomp Jackson Quintet and The Guides. Another underground gem from one of the many obscure college bands to pop up during the late-60s psychedelic era, re-issued here on shiny heavyweight virgin vinyl in Seville Orange color.

While overshadowed by its euphonic earworm, this is a remarkably deep and diverse album. With saccharin-saturated jangly pop that verges on bubblegum ('If I Could'), infectious Vox organ propelled grooves ('Sound Of Love'), fuzz-driven garage ('Reality') and the splendid and inventive sonic atlas 'Big Cities'! Come for the single, stay for the album! All analog, pressed on Abnak gold vinyl!

1. Western Union
2. Gimme Some Lovin’
3. Husbands & Wives
4. If I Could
5. Sympathy
6. Big Cities
7. Sound Of Love
8. I Put A Spell On You
9. Tell Ann I Love Her
10. Reality
11. Now That It’s Over
12. See-Saw-Man

On the heels of his recently released New York Times Best Selling memoir, the rock n' roll legend and Grammy winning artist Peter Frampton turns his focus back to music with his new studio album Frampton Forgets The Words. With his 1954 Les Paul Phenix, Frampton brings virtuosic guitar playing to 10 instrumental interpretations of his favorite songs including "Isn't It A Pity" by George Harrison, "Reckoner" by Radiohead, and more. Now available on 180g 2LP black vinyl, with an etching on side D.

Louisiana native John Fred was born in Baton Rouge and was a resident garage band leader in New Orleans throughout the 1960s. He and his Playboy Band are most well-known for his 1968 number 1 bubblegum pop rock single, "Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)."

The band recorded four albums for Paula Records during the late '60s. None of the albums have ever been re-released. The album that's named after the hit single is an underground psychedelic bubblegum pop album that is highly sought out by record collectors all over. None of their albums have ever been re-released on vinyl.

This RSD 2022 release is pressed on Psychedelic Purple vinyl!

1) Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)
2) Agnes English
3) Out of Left Field
4) She Shot A Hole In My Soul
5) Hey Hey Bunny
6) No Letter Today
7) Little Dum Dum
8) Tissue Paper
9) Lonely Are The Lonely
10) We Played Games
11) Up and Down
12) Off The Wall

A collection of demos, home recordings, and lost songs circa 1965-1971 from Ruthann's personal archive. Includes detailed song notes by Ruthann, unseen photos, and the original version of "Windy." First time on vinyl!

1. Hurried Life
2. That's Alright Silver Bird
3. Sky Is Moving South
4. Looking Glass
5. Between The Lines
6. I'm Askin'
7. Windy
8. Typical Sunday
9. Southern Comfortable
10. Alone At Last
11. Boy Took A Ticket
12. Method Madness
13. Little Girl Lost & Found
14. To Treat A Friend

A one man band born in the mid 70’s in Detroit, MI, The Happy Dragon Band is the brain child of Thomas Court. A studio wiz, synth pioneer and electronic music professor. After releasing one private press LP he went on to other pursuits and the obligatory obscurity followed. This is truly a one of a kind mashup of early analog synths, Floydian psych ballads, and even some proto new wave and reggae. The record will be getting its first ever reissue and wide release for Record Store Day 2023, and is limited to 1,000 copies worldwide.

A1 3-D, Free
A2 Positive People
A3 In Flight
A4 Long Time
A5 Bowling Pin Intro
A6 Lyrics Of Love
B1 Disco American
B2 Inside The Pyramid
B3 Astro Phunk
B4 3-D, Free (Electronic)
B5 Re-Re Love (Bonus Track)
B6 Fanty (Bonus Track)

In the summer of 1970, Linda Hoover, then 19, entered Manhattan’s Advantage Sound Studio to cut her first album with Gary Katz, Walter Becker and Donald Fagen leading a team that also included guitarists (and future Steely Dan members) Denny Dias & Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, and Eric Weissberg, saxophonist Jerome Richardson, plus members of the Dick Cavett Orchestra.

I Mean To Shine includes three original compositions by Linda alongside The Band’s “In A Station” (from Music From Big Pink) and Stephen Stills’ “4+20” (which appeared on CSN&Y’s Déjà Vu). Almost half of the album was penned by the pre-Steely Dan songwriting duo of Becker and Fagen, including what would become the album’s title track. After creating a wonderful record, album cover photos were taken and then it all fell apart.

The release was shelved over a business disagreement and if that wasn’t heartbreaking enough, Hoover learned that Barbra Streisand also recorded “I Mean To Shine” (which would appear on her album Barbra Joan Streisand). Streisand’s album hit #11 and went gold. For the production team of Katz, Becker, and Fagen one success built on another and they were hired to staff positions at ABC-Dunhill Records in Los Angeles.

Hoover continued to pursue musical opportunities in New York, but with her creative team gone and no record release to show for their collective efforts, she wound up returning to her parents’ house in Florida. However, she did take a tape copy of her album home with her.

Now, with the blessing from Hoover and original producer Katz, the previously unissued album, I Mean To Shine finally sees the light of day and even features the proposed 1970 cover shot by Joel Brodsky (whose work at that time had already graced the covers of releases from The Doors, Van Morrison, The Stooges, and more). The album has been produced for release by Linda, Jay Willingham, and Grammy®-winner Cheryl Pawelski with audio restoration and mastering by Grammy®-winning engineer Michael Graves. Scott Schinder’s liner notes are informed by new interviews with Hoover and Katz.

Side A
1) I Mean To Shine
2) Turn
3) Roaring Of The Lamb
4) Roll Back
5) Autumn
6) Jones


Side B
1) In A Station
2) Mama Tears
3) City Mug
4) 4 + 20
5) The Dove