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P&C Music Rsd18 Picklist Shop Version Updated 8 April 2019 P&C MUSIC RSD18 PICKLIST SHOP VERSION UPDATED 8 APRIL 2019 ONLY ONE COPY OF EACH TITLE MAY BE PURCHASED PER CUSTOMER ALL TITLES LISTED ARE BLACK VINYL UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED PLEASE NOTE ALSO THE INCLUSION OF UNOFFICIAL RSD RELEASES AND SOME U.S. RECORD STORE DAY TITLES ARTIST / TITLE FORMAT AND DESCRIPTION GENRE COPIES FOR £ UK WORLD 1. AMERICAN WEREWOLF ACADEMY: LP Rock 15.99 Dead without dying 2. BACKYARD BABIES: Total 13 Originally released in 1998, this is the second album from Swedish rock Glam/Punk - 1500 29.49 legends Backyard Babies, released here as a limited edition 20th Anniversary picture disc. 3. LONG JOHN BALDRY AND THE 7” EP. Following Cyril Davies’s death in January 1964, Long John Baldry Blues 11.99 HOOCHIE COOCHIE MEN: Filthy took over the All Stars and renamed them the Hoochie Coochie Men. These McNasty recordings come from a March 1965 broadcast and are played by the sixth UNOFFICIAL RSD18 RELEASE and final incarnation of the group without Rod Stewart on vocals. 4. BARNETT, Courtney: City looks pretty / 12” single Indie rock 2000 6000 15.99 Sunday roast 5. GORDON BECK TRIO: Gyroscope LP. Gordon Beck – Piano, Jeff Clyne – Double Bass, Tony Oxley – Drums. Jazz 17.60 6. JEFF BECK GROUP: Radio sessions LP. This album of radio sessions has repertoire ranging from classic blues Rock 21.99 1967 tunes by Willie Dixon and Buddy Guy through commercial pop, to Jimmy UNOFFICIAL RSD18 RELEASE Page’s slab of Psychedelia, Beck’s Bolero, and Tamla Motown hits from Norman Whitfield and Holland/Dozier/Holland. As a bonus, there are a couple of contemporary interviews with Jeff Beck and a version of Curtis Mayfield’s It’s Alright by Rod Stewart’s Steampacket. For me Jeff Beck can do no wrong so this was my favourite release from RSD18. 7. BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE II: On the road – 12” single. First time on vinyl. Alternative 500 ? 17.99 Live ‘92 rock 8. BLANCK MASS: Odd scene / Sh*t luck 12” EP Electronic / 1000 21.99 Dance 9. BOWIE, David: Let’s dance (demo) 12” single, 45rpm. First appearance of the full-length version. Pop 5000 ? 17.99 10. BOWIE, David: Now LP. First commercial release of a rare 1977 US-only compilation promo LP on Pop 5000 ? 24.99 white vinyl. 11. BOY: Acoustic collection Limited edition acoustic LP from the Swiss/German duo Pop 300 1000 18.25 12. BRIGGS, Anne: Sing a song for you LP Folk 17.99 13. BUCKLEY, Jeff, Live at Sin-E 4 LP box set in deluxe packaging, with a booklet and numbered sleeve. First Folk rock 1000 57.99 time on vinyl. 14. BURTON, Trevor: Long play Blood red LP + bonus CD. New solo album from The Move frontman. Pop ‘Very limited’ 35.99 US RECORD STORE DAY RELEASE 15. CAR SEAT HEADREST: Twin fantasy 2LP. This is the 2011 original version of the soon to rereleased and Indie 1500 6000 29.99 (mirror to mirror) reimagined Twin Fantasy. A Bandcamp cult classic, this 2011 version has never before been pressed on vinyl. 16. CASH, Johnny: I love you because 7” single Country 9.99 17. CLARK, Mary: Take me I’m yours / You 7” single. These two classic tracks from the elusive Mary Clark were Soul 1000 hand numbered 14.99 got your hold on me originally released on the P&P distributed La Shawn label in 1980. The original 45 is now extremely rare and HTF and now sells for c£200 if you can find one! 18. COATES, Oliver: John Luther Adams LP. A re-working of John Luther Adams’ Canticles of the sky. Classical 21.99 19. COOMBES, Gaz: The Oaks (Leftfield 12” single Indie 550 14.99 remix) 20. COSTELLO, Elvis: Someone else’s 7” in picture sleeve. This version of “Someone Else’s Heart” was recorded in New Wave / 750 4400 9.99 heart feat. Questlove / Instrumental 2011 and marked the first time that Elvis and Questlove collaborated, igniting Pop version the spark that led to 2013’s Wise Up Ghost. It features Someone Else’s Heart on the A-side and an instrumental version on the flip. 21. CREATION REBEL: Dub from Creation LP Reggae 21.99 22. CYMANDE: Second time around LP Soul 23.35 23. CZARFACE: Man’s worst enemy 7” in comic book packaging – stunning! 24.60 24. DIRTY THREE: Whatever you love, you 2LP Alternative 31.99 are 25. DREAM SYNDICATE, The: How we 12” single Rock 16.25 found ourselves - every 26. DURY, Baxter: Miami Heavyweight 180g white 12” single. Speaking on the remix, Baxter stated: Alternative 17.99 “Jarvis I guess isn’t interested in doing things politely, this is a different song, possibly a better one”. 27. DYLAN, Bob: Masters of war 7”. First time single release. Taken from the 1963 album "Freewheelin", Folk 1500 9.99 remixed for 2018 by French DJ/producer 'The Avener'. 28. EASYBEATS, The: Lovin‘ Machine 7” EP. The Easybeats Lovin’ Machine EP shows just what a great live band Pop 11.99 UNOFFICIAL RSD18 RELEASE they were. These four tracks are taken from a German TV show broadcast from Offenbach in February 1967. 29. END, The: Introspection 2LP 28.75 30. EUROPE: Walk the Earth Picture disc LP, first time available in this format. Pop 500 1000 31.50 31. FAME, Georgie: Rhythm and blues and LP. Despite the Blue Flames having officially broken up in October ’66, the Jazz / Blues ? ? 21.99 jazz – live in Europe 1967 Offenbach band is in effect the Blue Flames, whereas at Lucerne, it is the UNOFFICIAL RSD18 RELEASE Georgie Fame Quartet on the bill. ‘The show with a quartet is very experimental,’ Fame explained, ‘with things like three part harmonies with voice, guitar and flute and new treatments of new tunes as well as some standards.’ 32. FIVE DAY WEEK STRAW PEOPLE: LP. Listed as one of Record Collector's ‘100 Greatest Psychedelic Records’ Psych ? ? 21.99 [same] (nestling immediately below the Moody Blues ‘In Search Of A Lost Chord’), this album deserves a place in any discerning record collection. It relates an imagined "typical weekend of the average nine-to-five worker" as they recounted in an interview at the time. The songs had been written by David Montague and Guy Mascolo, who had first met when they were hairdressers in Clapham in 1963. Guy had just co-founded a salon with his brother Toni, which since then has mushroomed into the hairdressing juggernaut that is ‘Toni and Guy’. 33. FLEET FOXES: Crack-up (choral 7” single Indie 1000 13.99 version) / In the morning 34. FUZZTONES: Braindrops Coloured LP + 7”. Originally issued in 1991 this was the band’s 3rd album 25.99 featuring covers of songs by Love and The Doors. 35. NOëL GALLAGHER’S HIGH FLYING 12” yellow single 3225 13.99 BIRDS: It’s a beautiful world (remixed) 36. GAYE, Marvin: Sexual healing – the Red smoke coloured LP. 35th anniversary package of remixes, including Soul 1000 ? 24.99 remixes Kygo club hit. 37. KINGSLEY GERSHON AND THE MOOG: 12” single Electronic 15.20 Popcorn 38. GOD’S CHILDREN: Music is the answer LP. The first complete release of long lost 1971 sessions from this East L.A. Soul ? ? 23.49 supergroup, featuring eight never-before-issued tracks as well as six from long out of print 45s. 39. GOLDIE: Goldie presents 25 years of 3 x 12” singles. Drum n 27.99 Goldie bass 40. GORMLEY, Antony: Sounds of the Antony Gormley is a Turner Prize winning artist and creator of the Angel of Natural 500 1000 27.99 studio the North sculpture. Gearbox Records have created a sound portrait of his sounds cathedral-like studio in all its working glory. Hammers, grinders, fans, welders, and all sorts of other beasts reverberate in the vast caverns of this extraordinary acoustic space. A true AAA valve mastered mono recording, direct to 1/4 inch tape using the legendary RCA KU-3A ribbon microphone and pressed on 180gm vinyl for sonic excellence. 41. HARDING, John Wesley: Greatest other LP. Includes covers of songs by Madonna, Springsteen, Strawbs, Serge 25.99 peoples‘ hits Gainsbourg, Pete Seeger, Phil Ochs, George Harrison, Stealers Wheel and Roky Erickson. 42. HAWKWIND: Dark matter 2LP Rock 29.99 43. HEYWARD, Nick: The Stars 10” single Pop 1000 11.99 44. HIGH, The: Say it now / Sugarpuff 12” single of unreleased tracks from the Manchester favourites Indie rock 11.99 45. HORAN, Niall: Mirrors 10” EP Pop 600 ? 19.99 46. JASON ISBELL AND THE 400 UNIT: Live This is a live 12” EP recorded at the Denver CO record store, Twist & Shout Rock 1200 3000 17.99 at Twist & Shout 16/11/07 in 2007. 47. JACKSON, Gordon: Thinking back LP + 7” + full colour booklet. This lost classic features a British singer- Prog / 1500 numbered 27.99 songwriter backed by the whole of Traffic, as well as members of Blossom Psych Toes, the Action, Family and more. It’s presented here with a bonus 45 and detailed booklet. 48. JAH WOBBLE & MOMO: Maghrebi Jazz LP. This new album sees the legendary bass player alongside his band line- African jazz 500 23.99 up of Mark Layton Bennet (percussion & drums), George King (keyboards) and Sean Corby (trumpet & flugelhorn), joined by MOMO (Music of Moroccan Origin) who are Tahar Elidrissi (vocals, percussion, gimbri) and Hussan Nainia (guitars), both originally from Morocco but now settled in the UK 49. JENKINS, Karl: The Armed Man 2LP set of his most famous choral work Classical 750 29.99 50.
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