Vinyl

Published on March 29th, 2015 | by Gerry Galipault

Your Vinyl Store (March 31 and beyond)

MARCH 31, 2015

MILES DAVIS QUINTET
“Harmon Gymnasium, University of California, Berkeley CA, April 7th 1967” (Keyhole)

BILL EVANS
“Interplay” (1962 album; Concord)

THE FABULOUS THREE
“The Best of The Fabulous Three” (13 tracks; Truth and Soul)

AL JARREAU
“Breakin’ Away” (180-gram audiophile vinyl; 1981 album; U.K. – Music on Vinyl, March 30)

JIMMY RILEY
“Live It to Know It: Self Productions, Protest Songs & Dub Plates 1975-1985” (Pressure Sounds)

SIMPLE MINDS
“Sparkle in the Rain” (1984 album; Virgin / UMe)

FRANK SINATRA
“Close to You” (1957 album; Capitol / UMe), “Sinatra Sings Great Songs from Great Britain” (1961 album; Reprise), “She Shot Me Down” (1981 album; Reprise)

VAN HALEN
“Van Halen” (1978 album), “1984” (1984 album), “Deluxe” (box set contains their debut album, “1984” and “Tokyo Dome Live in Concert”; Read here; Rhino / Warner)

JOHNNY WINTER
“Live Bootleg Series Vol. 10” (180-gram audiophile translucent gold vinyl; Friday Music)

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APRIL 7, 2015

BJÖRK
“Vulnicura” (2015 album; One Little Indian)

BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS
“Easy Skanking in Boston ’78” (2015 album; Tuff Gong / Island)

LEON REDBONE
“Champagne Charlie” (1978 album; Exhibit)

JOHN SEBASTIAN
“John B. Sebastian” (1970 album; Exhibit)

VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Clueless” (20th anniversary edition of the 1995 album; Universal Music Enterprises)

VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Decca Sound: Mono Years – The Birth of High Fidelity” (six-LP box set; Decca)

VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Drive: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack” (2011 album; score by Cliff Martinez; Lakeshore)

VARIOUS ARTISTS
“Songs of Anarchy: Music From Sons of Anarchy Seasons 1-4” (1974 album; 180-gram audiophile clear vinyl, with gatefold cover; two LPs; Friday Music)

THE WHO
“The Brunswick Singles” (7-inch single vinyl box set; Geffen / UMe)

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APRIL 14, 2015

CALVIN HARRIS
“Motion” (2014 album; Fly Eye / Columbia)

INSTANT FUNK
“Instant Funk” (1979 album; includes “I Got My Mind Made Up”; 180-gram audiophile vinyl; Friday Music)

SIR MIX A LOT
“Mack Daddy” (1992 album; Def American / UMe)

SONIC YOUTH
“Bad Moon Rising” (1985 album; Goofin)

PETER TOSH & FRIENDS
“An Upsetters Showcase” (green translucent vinyl; produced by Lee Scratch Perry; Cleopatra)

APRIL 21, 2015

BUTTHOLE SURFERS
“Independent Worm Saloon” (1993 album; 180-gram vinyl; Plain Recordings)

D’ANGELO
“Brown Sugar” (1995 album; Virgin / UMe)

ROXY MUSIC
“Complete Studio Albums” (eight-LP box set; Virgin / UMe)

THE RUNAWAYS
“The Runaways Live: Agora Ballroom, Cleveland July 19, 1976” (Vinyl Lovers)

RUSH
“A Farewell to Kings” (1977 album; Mercury / UMe)

SCORPIONS
“Virgin Killer” (1976 album; 1980-gram vinyl; Audio Fidelity)

APRIL 28, 2015

ACCEPT
“Balls to the Wall” (1983 album; 180 gram white vinyl; Deadline)

TONY BENNETT / BILL EVANS
“The Complete Tony Bennett / Bill Evans Recordings” (four-LP box set; Concord)

CURTIS FULLER
“The Opener” (1957 album; Blue Note)

GENESIS
“A Trick of the Tail” (1976 album; 180-gram vinyl), “Wind & Wuthering” (1976 album; 180-gram vinyl), “… and then there were three” (1978 album; 180-gram vinyl), “Duke” (1980 album; 180-gram vinyl), “Abacab” (1981 album; 180-gram vinyl; Atlantic)

HERBIE HANCOCK
“The Prisoner” (1969 album; Blue Note)

JOE HENDERSON
“State of the Tenor, Live At The Village Vanguard Volume 1” (1986 album; Blue Note)

THE ISLEY BROTHERS
“The Heat Is On” (1975 album, featuring “Fight the Power”; 180-gram audiophile red vinyl; Friday Music)

ELVIN JONES
“The Ultimate” (1968 album; Blue Note)

THE HORACE SILVER QUINTET PLUS J.J. JOHNSON
“The Cape Verdean Blues” (1965 album; Blue Note)

CECIL TAYLOR
“Conquistador!” (1967 album; Blue Note)

STANLEY TURRENTINE WITH THE 3 SOUNDS
“Blue Hour” (1960 album; Music Matters)

McCOY TYNER
“Time For Tyner” (1968 album; Blue Note)

MAY 5, 2015

CANNONBALL ADDERLEY
“Wow!” (1964 album; Wax Time)

CHET BAKER
“Chet Baker Sings It Could Happen To You” (1958 album; Wax Time)

TONY BENNETT
“Tony” (1957 album, with one bonus track; Wax Time)

JAMES BROWN AND THE FAMOUS FLAMES
“Think!” (1960 album; Wax Time)

THE DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET
“Jazz: Red, Hot and Cold” (1955 album, featuring Paul Desmond), “Newport 1958” (1958 album; Wax Time)

RAY CHARLES
“What I’d Say” (1959 album; Wax Time)

EDDIE COCHRAN
“Singin’ to My Baby” (1957 album; Wax Time)

JOHN COLTRANE
“Soultrane” (1958 album), “My Favorite Things” (1961 album, with one bonus track), “Lush Life” (1961 album), “Live At the Village Vanguard” (1962 album; Wax Time)

COUNT BASIE
“Basie Jazz” (1954 album; Wax Time)

THE CRYSTALS
“Twist Uptown” (1963 album; Wax Time)

MILES DAVIS
“Steamin'” (1951 album), “Birth of the Cool” (1957 album), “Miles Ahead” (1957 album), “Relaxin’ With The Miles Davis Quintet” (1958 album), “Kind of Blue” (1959 album), “Workin’ With The Miles Davis Quintet” (1959 album), “Live in Den Haag Featuring John Coltrane” (1960 album; Wax Time)

BILL EVANS
“Everybody Digs Bill Evans” (1959 album), “Peace Pieces” (1969 album, featuring Cannonball Adderley, with one bonus track; Wax Time)

GRANT GREEN
“Grant’s Corner” (1961 album), “Born To Be Blue” (1962 album, with two bonus tracks; Wax Time)

BILLIE HOLIDAY
“Velvet Mood” (1956 album, with one bonus track; Wax Time)

J.J. JOHNSON
“The Great Kai & J.J.” (1960 album, with Kai Winding, featuring one bonus track; Wax Time)

B.B. KING
“B.B. King Wails” (1960 album; Wax Time)

JULIE LONDON
“Julie” (1957 album, with one bonus track; Wax Time)

THELONIOUS MONK
“Thelonious Monk Plays the Music of Duke Ellington” (1955 album, with one bonus track), “Monk’s Music” (1957 album, featuring John Coltrane and Coleman Hawkins; Wax Time)

GERRY MULLIGAN
“What Is There to Say?” (1959 album), “Gerry Mulligan Meets Johnny Hodges” (1960 album; Wax Time)

OSCAR PETERSON
“A Jazz Portrait of Frank Sinatra” (1959 album; Wax Time)

SONNY ROLLINS
“Worktime” (1955 album), “The Bridge” (1962 album; Wax Time)

NINA SIMONE
“Nina Simone and Her Friends” (1957 album, with one bonus track; Wax Time)

THE ART TATUM-BEN WEBSTER QUARTET
“The Art Tatum-Ben Webster Quartet” (1956 album; Wax Time)

DINAH WASHINGTON
“In the Land of Hi-fi” (1956 album, featuring Cannonball Adderley, with two bonus tracks; Wax Time)

BEN WATSON / OSCAR PETERSON
“Ben Watson Meets Oscar Peterson” (1959 album; Wax Time)

MARY WELLS
“The One Who Really Loves You” (1962 album, with four bonus tracks; Wax Time)

JACKIE WILSON
“So Much” (1959 album, with two bonus tracks), “Jackie Sings the Blues” (1960 album; Wax Time)

MAY 12, 2015

BRUCE HORNSBY AND THE RANGE
“The Way It Is” (1986 album; Exhibit)

QUEEN
“Queen Forever” (four-LP box set with a bonus 12″ single, a William Orbit mix of Freddie Mercury track “Let Me In Your Heart Again”; Hollywood)

STYX
“The A&M Albums 1975-1984” (nine-LP box set; A&M / UMe)

MAY 19, 2015

MARVIN GAYE
“Marvin Gaye Volume One, 1961-1965” (seven-LP box set; Motown / UMe)

GORDON LIGHTFOOT
“Sundown” (1974 album; 180-gram audiophile vinyl; Friday Music)

THE PRETENDERS
“Pretenders: The Vinyl Collection 1979-1999” (nine-LP box set; U.K. – Demon Music Group, May 18)

RUSH
“Hemispheres” (1978 album; Mercury / UMe)

SOUNDGARDEN
“Echo of Miles: Scattered Tracks Across the Path” (six-LP picture disc; 2014 compilation; A&M / UMe)

EDGAR WINTER’S WHITE TRASH
“Roadwork” (1972 album; 180-gram audiophile white vinyl; Friday Music)

JULY 21, 2015

RUSH
“Moving Pictures” (1981 album), “Exit … Stage Left” (1981 album; Mercury / UMe)

AUG. 18, 2015

RUSH
“Signals” (1982 album; Mercury / UMe)

SEPT. 8, 2015

TOWNES VAN ZANDT
“Our Mother the Mountain” (1969 album; Snapper Music Group)

SEPT. 15, 2015

RUSH
“Grace Under Pressure” (1984 album; Mercury / UMe)

OCT. 20, 2015

RUSH
“Power Windows” (1985 album; Mercury / UMe)

NOV. 17, 2015

RUSH
“Hold Your Fire” (1987 album; Mercury / UMe)

DEC. 1, 2015

RUSH
“A Show of Hands” (1989 album; Mercury / UMe)

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