Your Vinyl Store (Jan. 3-9 and Beyond)
New vinyl releases and reissues for this week and months ahead. (Check out Past LP Releases.)
MILES DAVIS
“The Lost Quintet” (1969 live album with Wayne Shorter, Jack DeJohnette, Dave Holland and Chick Corea; Merch; Sleepy Night) 
LISA STANSFIELD
“Affection” (1989 album, featuring “All Around the World”; double vinyl, with four bonus tracks; See here; On Tour; earMUSIC)
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THE BEAU BRUMMELS
“Introducing the Beau Brummels” (1965 album, produced by Sly Stone and featuring “Laugh, Laugh”; See here; Trading Places)
CHRIS BELL
“I Am the Cosmos” (1974-75 recordings, eventually released in 1992 by Rykodisc; translucent blue vinyl; Hear here; Omnivore Recordings)
BOSTON
“Don’t Look Back” (1978 album, featuring “Don’t Look Back,” “A Man I’ll Never Be” and “Feelin’ Satisfied”; translucent blue and black swirl audiophile LP; Merch; Friday Music)
FALL OUT BOY
“Believers Never Die: Greatest Hits, Volume Two” (CD released on Nov. 15; On Tour in 2020 with Green Day and Weezer; Merch; Island / UMe)
MARVIN GAYE
“Number 1’s” (13-song collection; Target-exclusive vinyl; Motown / UMe)
HEART
“Heart” (1985 album, featuring “What About Love,” “Never,” “These Dreams” and “Nothin’ at All”; See here; Merch; Friday Music)
PAUL KELLY
“Songs From the South 1985-2019: Paul Kelly’s Greatest Hits” (Cooking Vinyl)
MISTER ROGERS
“It’s Such a Good Feeling: The Best of Mister Rogers” (two-LP, 21-track collection; released on CD on Oct. 4, 2019; Merch; Omnivore Recordings)
NINE INCH NAILS
“With Teeth” (2005 album; Nothing)
LAURA NYRO
“More Than a New Discovery” (1967 album, featuring “And When I Die,” “Stoney End” and “Wedding Bell Blues”; remastered; violet-colored vinyl; Real Gone Music)
DIANA ROSS & THE SUPREMES
“Number 1’s” (12-song collection; Target-exclusive vinyl; Motown / UMe)
THE TEMPTATIONS
“Number 1’s” (11-song collection; Target-exclusive vinyl; Motown / UMe)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Stax Number Ones” (2010 compilation; 15 songs; Target-exclusive red/white split vinyl, with Stax poster; Merch; Craft Recordings / Concord)
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ROY CLARK
“Greatest Hits” (includes “Yesterday When I Was Young” and “Come Live With Me”; See here; Craft Recordings / Concord)
HALSEY
“Manic” (new single: “Graveyard”; See here; Urban Outfitters-Exclusive Vinyl, Coke-bottle clear LP; On Tour; Merch)
BUCK OWENS & SUSAN RAYE
“The Very Best of Buck Owens & Susan Raye” (includes “We’re Gonna Get Together,” “The Great White Horse” and “Togetherness”; Hear here; Craft Recordings / Concord)
SUSAN RAYE
“16 Greatest Hits” (16-song collection includes “L.A. International Airport”; See here; Craft Recordings / Concord)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Grease 2 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” (1982 album; FYE-exclusive pink vinyl; Polydor / UMe)
STEVIE WONDER
“Number 1’s” (20 songs, two LPs; Target-exclusive vinyl; Motown / UMe)
DWIGHT YOAKAM
“Blame the Vain” (2005 album; making its debut on vinyl; On Tour; New West)
WARREN ZEVON
“The Wind” (his 12th and final album, released two weeks before his death on Sept. 7, 2003; it was nominated for four Grammys and won for Best Rock Vocal Performance [Group or Duo] for “Disorder in the House,” with Bruce Springsteen; Hear here; Mapache)
BIG STAR
“#1 Record” (1972 album, featuring “In the Street,” “Thirteen” and “The Ballad of El Goodo”) , “Radio City” (1974 album, featuring “September Gurls,” “O My Soul” and “I’m in Love With a Girl”; Craft Recordings / Concord)
THE DAVE CLARK FIVE
“All the Hits” (28 songs, two LPs; See here; Amazon UK; BMG Rights Management)
ELECTRONIC
“Electronic” (1991 album, featuring “Getting Away With It,” “Get the Message” and “Feel Every Beat”; See here; Rhino / Warner)
ELTON JOHN WITH RAY COOPER
“Live From Moscow 1979” (broadcast on BBC radio in the U.K.; taken from the original broadcast masters and remastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering, cut by Sean Magee at Abbey Road; Hear here; Vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Mercury / UMe)
ALHAJI BAI KONTE, DEMBO KONTE & MA LAMINI JABOTE
“Gambian Griot Kora Duets” (1979 album; Smithsonian Folkways)
LORD INVADER & HIS CALYPSO GROUP
“Calypso Travels” (1960 album; Smithsonian Folkways)
THE MOODY BLUES
“The Other Side of Life” (1986 album, featuring “Your Wildest Dreams” and “The Other Side of Life”; translucent moody blue vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
PET SHOP BOYS
“Hotspot” (new single: “Burning the heather”; Hear here; Read here; On Tour; Merch; x2 Recordings Ltd.)
STARS
“LaGuardia: The Best of Stars” (20-song compilation; Arts & Crafts)
SUPERGRASS
“The Strange Ones: 1994-2008” (career-spanning box set marks the 25th anniversary of “I Should Coco”; first single: “Next to You (Monitor Mix)”; Hear here; See here; Read here; On Tour; Merch; The Echo Label / BMG Rights Management)
THIN LIZZY
“Nightlife” (1974 album) , “Fighting” (1975 album) , “Jailbreak” (1976 album, featuring “The Boys Are Back in Town,” “Jailbreak” and “Cowboy Song”; Mercury / UMe)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Tuareg Music of the Southern Sahara” (1960 album, recorded by Finola and Geoffrey Holiday; Smithsonian Folkways)
YES
“Fragile” (1971 album, featuring “Roundabout” and “Long Distance Runaround”; MoFi SuperVinyl LPs pressed at RTI; On Tour; Merch; Mobile Fidelity)
DIERKS BENTLEY
“Riser” (2014 album, featuring “Drunk on a Plane,” “Say You Do” and “I Hold On”; On Tour; Capitol Nashville / UMe)
ART BLAKEY & THE JAZZ MESSENGERS
“Buhaina’s Delight” (1961 album; Blue Note / UMe)
NENEH CHERRY
“Raw Like Sushi (30th Anniversary Edition)” (1989 album, featuring “Buffalo Stance”; remastered three-LP set includes rare mixes by Massive Attack, Arthur Baker, Smith N Mighty, etc., and a 48-page 12 x 12 book; See here; Standard Vinyl; Virgin / UMe)
TYRONE DAVIS
“Can I Change My Mind” (1969 debut album; Hear here; Amazon UK; Demon)
DORIS DAY
“The Love Album” (1967 album; Craft Recordings / Concord)
BARBARA EDEN
“Miss Barbara Eden” (1967 album; remastered by Mike Milchner at SonicVision; pink-colored vinyl; its first vinyl release since its original issue; Merch; Real Gone Music)
FREDDIE GIBBS & MADLIB
“Bandana Beats” (instrumental version of their 2019 album, “Bandana”; Hear/read here; Madlib Invazion / ESGN / Keep Cool / RCA)
JOLIE HOLLAND
“Escondida” (2004 debut album; pressed on 140-gram double vinyl at 45rpm for optimum audio quality; Hear here; Cinquefoil)
TOM JONES
“The World of Tom Jones” (1970 compilation; 12 songs; On Tour; Decca)
PETE LAROCA
“Basra” (1965 album, with Joe Henderson, Steve Kuhn and Steve Swallow; Blue Note / UMe)
ELVIS PRESLEY
“50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can’t Be Wrong: Elvis’ Gold Records, Volume 2” (1959 compilation; Merch; Friday Music)
LOUIS TOMLINSON
“Walls” (the former One Direction member’s debut album; producers: Dan Priddy, Mark Crew, Blackwell, Jamie Hartman; new single: “We Made It”; See here; Read here; Syco Music)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“The Rough Guide to the Roots of Country Music” (13 songs; World Music Network)
CHARLES WRIGHT & THE WATTS 103RD STREET RHYTHM BAND
“Express Yourself” (1970 album, featuring the title track and “Love Land”; remastered; brown-colored vinyl; Real Gone Music)
ROY AYERS
“Virgin Ubiquity II: Unreleased Recordings 1976-1981” (Hear/read here; BBE Music)
ALICE COOPER
“The Last Temptation” (1994 album; 180-gram blue audiophile vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
DE LA SOUL
“The Grind Date” (2004 album; remastered, with four previously unreleased instrumental tracks; On Tour; Merch; Sanctuary)
LANA DEL REY
“Born to Die” (2012 album, featuring “Video Games,” “Born to Die,” “Blue Jeans” and “Summertime Sadness”; Target-exclusive red vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Interscope)
THE DOOBIE BROTHERS
“Southbound” (2014 album, featuring duets with Zac Brown Band, Blake Shelton, Huey Lewis, Sara Evans, Vince Gill, Brad Paisley, etc.; 180-gram red and orange swirl LP, with 12″ x 24″ 50th anniversary poster insert; mastered by Joe Reagoso and pressed at RTI; 50th Anniversary Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
BRYAN FERRY
“Live at the Royal Albert Hall 1974” (Hear here; BMG Rights Management)
GREEN DAY
“Father of All …” (first single: “Father of All …”; Hear here; Read here; On Tour, with Fall Out Boy and Weezer; Merch; Reprise)
DANIEL JOHNSTON
“Fun” (1994 album; Org Music)
HOWARD JONES
“One to One” (1986 album, featuring “You Know I Love You … Don’t You?”; 140-gram translucent blue vinyl; On Tour; Cherry Red)
YNGWIE MALMSTEEN
“Fire & Ice” (1992 album; solid orange, yellow, blue and white-colored vinyl; Music on Vinyl)
GEORGE MICHAEL
“Symphonica” (2014 live album; recorded at the Royal Albert Hall during his 2011-12 Symphonica Tour; See here; Merch; Island / UMe)
BOBBY PATTERSON
“It’s Just a Matter of Time” (1972 album; remastered; purple-colored vinyl; Real Gone Music)
SILVERCHAIR
“Frogstomp” (1995 album; silver-colored vinyl; See here; srcvinyl)
SUPERSUCKERS
“The Evil Powers of Rock ‘n’ Roll” (1999 album; On Tour; Merch; Reptilian)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Forrest Gump: The Soundtrack (25th Anniversary Edition: Box of Chocolates Brown Vinyl)” (1994 album; 32 songs on three LPs; 25th Anniversary Edition: Metallic Silver Vinyl; Bubba Gump Shrimp Pink Vinyl; srcvinyl)
ASH
“Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years of Ash” (22-song, double-vinyl collection; On Tour; Echo / BMG Rights Management)
BRIAN BLADE
“Brian Blade Fellowship” (1998 album, produced by Daniel Lanois; Blue Note / UMe)
DAVID BOWIE
“Alabama Song (40th Anniversary)” (1980 single; 7″ Picture Disc; B-side features two previously unreleased tracks, live versions of “Joe the Lion” and “Alabama Song” at Earls Court in 1978; See here; Merch; Rhino / Parlophone)
CELINE DION
“Courage” (2019 album; 140-gram translucent ruby-colored vinyl, with 16-page insert; Hear here; On Tour; Columbia)
GRATEFUL DEAD
“Dick’s Picks Volume Twenty-Four: Cow Palace Daly City, CA 3/23/74” (four-LP set; Merch; Real Gone Music)
DAVID GRAY
“White Ladder (20th Anniversary Edition)” (2000 album, featuring “Babylon”; it was actually released in November 1998 and did not chart but was re-released on ATO in May 2000; remastered double vinyl, with two LPs of previously unreleased and rare B-sides and demos; See here; On Tour; iht)
DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES
“Our Kind of Soul” (2004 album; On Tour; Friday Music)
ELVIN JONES
“Mr. Jones” (1972 album; Blue Note / UMe)
HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS
“Weather” (producers: Huey Lewis & The News; mixed by Bob Clearmountain; first single: “While We’re Young”; Hear here; Read here; BMG Rights Management)
TIM McGRAW
“The Biggest Hits” (11 songs; On Tour; Merch; Curb)
ELVIS PRESLEY
“Good Times” (1974 album, featuring “I’ve Got a Thing About You Baby” and “My Boy”; Merch; Friday Music)
REO SPEEDWAGON
“The Hits” (1988 compilation; 180-gram platinum swirl audiophile vinyl; See here; Blue Vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
RINGO STARR
“Ringo the 4th” (1977 album, produced by Arif Mardin; 180-gram translucent Valentine’s Day red audiophile vinyl; See here; Translucent Gold Vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
TAME IMPALA
“The Slow Rush” (forest-green vinyl; new single: “It Might Be Time”; Hear here; See here; Read here; FYE-Exclusive Red & Blue Vinyl; Urban Outfitters-Exclusive Vinyl, red and yellow swirled; Merch; Modular Recordings / Interscope)
TOWNES VAN ZANDT
“Townes Van Zandt (50th Anniversary Edition)” (1969 album; 180-gram remastered vinyl, tip-on jacket; lyrics included; Fat Possum)
VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Cats (Complete Original Broadway Cast Recording)” (1983 album; double vinyl; Deutsche Grammophon)
THE WONDER YEARS
“Burst & Decay (Volume II)” (seven-song EP; On Tour; Hopeless)
BEAT HAPPENING
“We Are Beat Happening” (seven-LP box set; newly remastered by Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road Studios; Domino)
SELENA GOMEZ
“Rare” (her first album since 2015’s “Revival,” released on CD/digital on Jan. 10; new single: “Look At Her Now”; See here; Merch; Interscope)
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
“The Rising” (2002 album; See here; Merch; Columbia / Legacy)
THE STAPLE SINGERS
“Come Go With Me: The Stax Collection” (seven-LP box set features six studio albums, B-sides and live tracks; heavyweight 180-gram vinyl pressed at Memphis Record Pressing, available in hi-res 24-bit/192 kHz and 24-bit/96 kHz formats for the first time; includes deluxe booklet with archival photos and new liner notes; Craft Recordings / Concord)
JOHN DENVER
“John Denver’s Greatest Hits Volume 2” (1977 compilation; translucent gold and blue swirl vinyl; Friday Music)
GRANT GREEN
“Nigeria” (recorded in 1962 and released in 1980; with Sonny Clark on piano, Sam Jones on bass and Art Blakey on drums; Blue Note / UMe)
BOB MARLEY
“Soul Rebel” (12-song compilation of Lee Perry sessions; limited-edition green vinyl; Hear here; Merch; Goldenlane / Cleopatra)
CHARLIE PARKER
“The Savoy 10-Inch LP Collection” (four-LP deluxe box set celebrating his 100th birthday on March 12; See here; Download; Apple Music; Merch; Craft Recordings / Concord)
ROBERT PLANT
“Digging Deep” (7-inch singles box set, featuring 16 A-sides and rare B-sides spanning three decades; See here; On Tour; Rhino / EsParanza / Atlantic)
PAUL REVERE & THE RAIDERS
“The Spirit of ’67” (1966 album, featuring “Hungry,” “Good Thing” and “The Great Airplane Strike”; red, white and blue swirl vinyl; Friday Music)
NINA SIMONE
“Fodder On My Wings” (1982 album; remastered, with three bonus tracks, including “I Sing Just To Know That I’m Alive”; Hear here; Read here; Verve / UMe)
ARTISTS UNITED AGAINST APARTHEID
“Sun City” (1985 album, produced by Steven Van Zandt and Arthur Baker; See here; UMe)
SANTANA
“Borboletta” (1974 album; 180-gram translucent blue vinyl, mastered by Joe Reagoso; On Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
JONI MITCHELL
“Shine” (2007 album, featuring “One Week Last Summer,” which won the 2008 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance; her final LP makes its vinyl debut, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI; Hear here; Hear Music)
JOHN WILLIAMS
“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)” (opened in theaters on Dec. 20; See here; Fandango; Merch; Walt Disney)
THE CRANBERRIES
“Something Else” (2017 album; the band’s final studio album with the late Dolores O’Riordan; BMG Rights Management)
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