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2007 Catalogue (PDF) What’s New in 2007? MARKET SQUARE on Market Square Records… Alan Hull Ollie Halsall – Abbots Langley More previously unreleased tracks by the – Phantoms in The Radiator First time compilation of the late, former- guitar maestro (ex-Patto, -Tempest, -Kevin Ayers, -Grimms) measuring his much- Lindisfarne mainman’s ‘70s solo album plus his work with band Radiator. Bonus missed virtuosity as well as an anarchic RECORD CATALOGUE tracks are from unreleased demos and humour in this musical sparring with live tracks. former Patto drummer, John ‘Admiral’ 2006/7 Halsey. Sonja Kristina Introducing Market Square Records and Dusk Fire Records– on Dusk Fire Records… home to quality CD reissues of collectable catalogue spanning – Harmonics Of Love rock to jazz as well as new releases by established artists. Reissue of the Curved Air chanteuse’s spacy solo release bridges more than any Various Artists other her transition from progressive rock – Mike Taylor Remembered recordings to ambient, acid folk First official release for 1973’s memorial to late British jazz composer Taylor by Lindisfarne – Happy Daze friends and admirers in modern jazz ofdistinction including Neil Ardley, Norma Winstone, Ian A real rarity and welcome first-time on CD for the band’s 1974 release. Carr, Jon Hiseman and Barbara Thompson. Market Square Music Ltd Keep watching the News pages Market House • Market Square • Winslow MK18 3AF UK. Lady June – Linguistic Leprosy on our sites for the latest on Tel 00 44 (0)1296 715228 other exciting reissues email [email protected] Reissue and repackaging of the late, lamented Canterbury Scene artist and projects and brand new eccentric’s quirky 1974 release in the www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk releases by existing artists! good company of Kevin Ayers, Brian Eno, www.duskfire.co.uk Pip Pyle and others. www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk • www.duskfire.co.uk VARIOUS STEVE ASHLEY OLLIE HALSALL STEVE ASHLEY PIERRE’S PLASTIC DREAM THE TEST OF TIME CAVES STROLL ON REVISITED (MSMCD101) (MSMCD102) (MSMCD103) (MSMCD104) Bar code: 5 019148 620075 Bar code: 5 0191 48620082 Bar code: 5 019148 623410 Bar code: 5 0191 48621 904 21 track 17 of his Posthumous A folk-rock classic. First released in compilation finest songs, solo release 1974, with orchestral arrangements by of work from including by acclaimed Robert Kirby, and produced by Austin 1966-68 by best known Patto and John Marshall, it was awarded bands works such Tempest ‘Contemporary Folk Album of The Year’ by fronted by as ‘Fire And player and Folk Review. This assured debut comes Pierre Wine’, later session with extra tracks from the sessions, Tubbs: a ‘Rough With guitarist extensive booklet notes and rare pictures. talent reflected by the diversity on offer The Smooth’ and ‘Mysterious Ways’. with John Cale and Kevin Ayers amongst “… the passing of time has confirmed here with shades of Lovin’ Spoonful, the Working with Ashley on these recordings are many others. two things about Steve Ashley’s debut. Four Seasons, the Beach Boys, the some of British folk rock’s best known “A valuable addition to the discography of First, it is up there with ‘Leige & Leif’, the Strangeloves, and Barry Ryan. Tracks names including Dave Mattacks, a singular and much-missed talent.” first Steeleye album, Christy Moore’s here include Our Plastic Dream’s psych Simon Nicol, Dave Pegg, Chris Leslie, RECORD COLLECTOR ‘Prosperous’ and suchlike, a masterpiece masterpiece, “A little Bit of Shangrila”, Barry Dransfield and Linda Thompson. “A gem.” GOLDMINE of its kind; secondly, it is still too much of The Owl’s balladeering, effects laden Also featured is Nick Drake arranger, a best-kept secret.” MOJO “Run To The Sun” and The Silence’s Robert Kirby. “… a versatile and professional talent … testifies to there being more to the “ … Songs this gentle and lovely retain driving “Hey You Lolita”. “ … his reputation among performers musical terrain in the late 70s than just their beauty … another example of the “… a rare treat … a must for collectors and critics is an enviable one. This is an punks plus a few jurassic supergroups for rich traditional/folk heritage in the British of rare sixties pop or anyone who feels excellent introduction to an often easy baiting.” ROCK ‘N REEL Isles. Timeless music.” DIRTY LINEN that the British invasion just wasn’t neglected artist.” ROCK ‘N REEL “ … has invasive enough!” CD REVIEWS “ … songs and vocal performances of taken on the “ … reveals an auteur with few peers. breathtaking artistry, an English approach status of a Pierre Tubbs’ previously unacknowledged to music and words which delves to the minor talent is finally getting its proper due.” roots of the Tradition, while being both recordings classic over RECORD COLLECTOR innovatory and exciting …” the years THE LIVING TRADITION ofdistinction and with “A compilation spanning the whole this reissue recording career of this London singer- marking its 25th anniversary, it’s not hard songwriter. Never less than diverting…” to see why.” RECORD COLLECTOR Q MAGAZINE www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk KEVIN AYERS & THE WIZARDS VARIOUS ROD CLEMENTS STEVE TILSTON OF TWIDDLY PEOPLE ON THE HIGHWAY STAMPING GROUND LIFE BY MISADVENTURE TURN THE LGHTS DOWN! (A BERT JANSCH ENCOMIUM) (MSMCD107) (MSMCD108) (MSMCD105) (MSMCD106) Bar code: 5 019148 626046 Bar code: 8 06676 00021 0 Bar code: 5 019148 623427 Bar code: 5 019148 626039 First solo First time Simply the Specially album from reissue with finest live recorded Lindisfarne’s 23 minute album by treatments Clements bonus track the eccentric from this features for this and very cult twelve brand acclaimed English performer’s new songs 1980s singer- catalogue by and a release from songwriter peers and thoroughly fresh, contemporary approach. one of folk music’s finest guitarists and and former Soft Machine member with subsequent generations of artists Features Thea Gilmore, Kathryn Tickell, most outstanding singer/songwriters whose great performances of his classic Harvest influenced by his writing, guitar playing and from ex Long Ryders frontman and work has been likened most particularly to years songs with a fine support band in and distinctive vocal delivery. Participating country rock star Sid Griffin. that of other English performers of his Liverpool’s Wizards Of Twiddly. artists include Al Stewart, Johnny Marr’s “Superb … very rootsy. It’s got a great generation including Nick Drake and Recorded in London in 1995 and captures Healers, Roy Harper, Chris Smither, feel.” MIKE HARDING, BBC RADIO 2 John Martyn. Ayers in top form … Brooks Williams, Steve Ashley, Bernard “Think John Sebastian meets Ry Cooder “… pensive, literate, perceptive.” “… rich presentations of classics … if Butler, Donovan, Steve Tilston, Eleanor meets Richard Thompson.” SING OUT! DIRTY LINEN McEvoy and Ralph McTell. A track by you missed the gigs here is your chance “ … arguably the most accomplished “Not burning out or fading away, the track listing follows this news release. to catch up.” RECORD COLLECTOR musician in Lindisfarne, as well as being romanticism of his early work has The 26-song 2CD album comes with an “… a good night both for the committed no mean songwriter .… recommended.” evolved into a combination of classic illustrated 20pp booklet. and the curious” Q MAGAZINE RECORD BUYER folk-baroque stylings and keenly- “ … Bert himself must be reassured that observed social realism lurking beneath “There are not that many Ayers live “Clements has really flowered of late … the consistently high levels of the kind of literate, oblique lyricism that recordings available – file this alongside a fascinating mosaic which makes a performance here tell a mighty story.” few people seem willing or able to write the best.” GOLDMINE more than satisfying whole.” fROOTS Q MAGAZINE these days. This gem is his most “… feauring some of the very best intoxicating single work.” MOJO recordings musicians to be found in any generation Market Square Records are “… one of his best. If you’ve not yet … a worthy tribute: and a splendid available at all good record stores discovered this magnificent singer- ofdistinction showcase for all who contributed.” and online at songwriter/guitarist then you could do far SONGBOOK www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk worse than start with Life By Misadventure.” fROOTS www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk www.marketsquarerecords.co.uk SONJA KRISTINA THE FAMOUS JUG BAND NIRVANA KEVIN AYERS SONGS FROM THE ACID FOLK O FOR SUMMER ME & MY FRIEND STILL LIFE WITH GUITAR (MSMCD109) (MSMCD110) (MSMCD111) (MSMCD112) Bar code: 8 06676 00026 5 Bar code: 8 06676 00027 1 Bar code: 806676 00024 1 Bar code: 8 06676 00028 9 First After the Last album His 14th released in welcome from the cult album 1991 to reissue of 60s release after critical 1969’s collective splitting in acclaim with Sunshine formed by 1969 with twelve Possibilities, Patrick former Soft acoustic this was to Campbell Machine workouts, the third Lyons and colleagues amongst them Curved Air classic album from The Famous Jug Band and Alex Spyropoulos featuring the former’s to forge a solo career, found Kevin Ayers “Melinda (More or Less)” as well as the constitutes another charming essay in 1973 debut solo album “Me & My Friend” consolidating on the strengths of his 1988 album’s singles “Anna/Devil May Care” English pastorality. Features brand new with almost all of the band’s 1972 release return to form “Falling Up” with this and an acid folk reworking of the Curved songs from the pens of the Incredible “Songs Of Love And Praise” plus a collection which accords with material Air hit, “Back Street Luv”. Also with String Band’s Clive Palmer, Pete previously unreleased extra track. In penned at the perceived heights of his bonus tracks and 8-page booklet with Berryman, Jill Johnson-Sharp and addition to a 60-piece orchestra, backing career in the mid-1970s.
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