Music On Vinyl

Suzanne Vega was one of the pioneers of the female Singer Songwriters that domineered the late eighties and early nineties. Her unexpected self-titled hit album Suzanne Vega from 1985, with well-loved song "Marlene On The Wall" topped the c

"...Vaughan's post-Hendrix Stratocasting still sparkles....a reminder of the wit that often informed his phrasing and his willingness to torch the boundaries" Q-music wrote in 1995 about the late Texan bluesman. Hailed as one of the greates

Wspaniała płyta z 1976 roku, jazzowej grupy Weather Report.

Ascenseur Pour L'échafaud is a 1958 French film directed by Louis Malle. It was released as Lift To The Scaffold in the UK. The film was nothing special, but it did accomplish one thing: it proposed a new ideal of cinematic realism, a new w

Aural Sculpture was a hugely underrated album by a group whom many unrightfully thought were only relevant in the '70s. Despite the somewhat pretentious title, the songs on this album are strong pop compositions. It would seem the often hea

This is Nina Simone stripped bare; an introspective, intimate album about death, reincarnation, loneliness and love. The simple piano arrangements and poignant vocals make you creep closer to the music - and the artist - with every listen.

Music On Vinyl is re-issuing A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular on 180 gram audiophile vinyl for the first time since its original release. On it is the single "2Wicky", which was featured heavily on the soundtrack of the film Stealing Be

Producer Ethan Johns (known for Ryan Adams, Ben Kweller a.o.) handled the producers' knobs again and used the Abbey road mixing desk for this job. Eventually, the album was ranked 39 on Rolling Stone's Top 100 Albums Of The Decade.

Squad Drums - Tim Goldsmith Keyboards - Tony Swain Guitar on Invisible - Steve Jolley Backing vocals - Alison Moyet & Steve Jolley

Solitary Man (Neil Diamond) contains 4 Johnny Cash originals and still pays the bar taps for the likes of Will Oldham ("I See Darkness"), David Allen Coe ("Would You Lay With Me") and others. Which ever American Recordingsalbum you play, i

50 of Elvis Presley's greatest hits in one heavyweight triple LP package on 180 gram audiophile vinyl, completed with a stylish black & white info sheet. Covering all the hits from 1954's "That's All Right" up until "Way Down" (1977).

This album was meant as a pacifier for Elvis' fans in the two year hiatus he would be unable to record any new songs. It worked; after Elvis' return he was more popular than ever, which proved that all his fans had, indeed, been right all a