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Spotlight Leiber and Stoller The R&B Recordings - Flip Our Wigs Jerome "Jerry" Leiber and Mike Stoller together crafted over 70 songs that became chart hits. Their collaboration as producers and songwriters helped define the sound of Rhythm & Blues, and Rock ‘n Roll music. The Koko Mojo album Spotlight on Leiber and Stoller The R&B Recordings - Flip Our Wigs (KM-CD-157) is the first of two albums honouring the duo and showcases thirty rockers from the golden years 1952 through 1963. The album includes productions for their Spark label, and their writing skills grace all but five titles, four of which are Spark label recordings, and the fifth is from a Jerry Leiber-produced album.

The Spotlight Series explores Jesse Stone’s contribution to Rhythm & Blues and Rock ‘n’ Roll music, and the album furthermore includes performances using his birth name and songwriting identity of Charlie or Charles Calhoun, and due to his creativity, several of the introduced titles were crafted by his pen. The album showcases thirty rhythmic rockers encapsulating the years 1952 through 1962, and numerous songs fall into the “must-have” classification. The album is the sister album to (KM-CD-174) Songwriter Series Jesse Stone, Crazy, Crazy Party. Both albums are musically diverse and in the typical Koko Mojo style, many different versions of his hit tunes are used, for the well-known songs should already be in people’s collections.

Koko Mojo Records (KM-CD-176) Songwriter album Thrill-La-Dill looked at Kirkland’s skill with the pen. The second study of his involvement in the music business is heard on Koko Mojo Records (KM-CD-179) Spotlight on Leroy Kirkland, Good Gracious, and the album looks at his behind-the-scenes work in the 1950s. The album is programmed year by year from years 1954 through to 1958, and the music is predominantly performed by Negro artists, with only three Caucasian artists appearing on the disc. Leroy Kirkland for twenty-seven of the songs led the orchestra and arranged the session, he makes one appearance as a named performer, and one included song is a Kirkland co-write. Where known the session details are within the album sleeve.

Spotlight On Sylvester Bradford, Ific, Koko Mojo Records (KM-CD-198) contains thirty recordings. The songs which Sylvester Bradford did not compose or co-compose feature him as either a harmony vocalist, or pianist, and usually he undertook both roles. His only solo release for Atco Records, I Like Girls, and I Live Just To Love You are reissued for the first time, as is Vodka by The Golden Highlights. Songs benefiting from Bradford's imaginative writing, often with the assistance from his writing partner Al Lewis include; Tears On My Pillow, (Chuck Jacksons version is featured) I'm Ready (Fats Domino), Lovin' With A Beat (The El Tones), Walkin' Home From School, and Right Now, (Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps). This thirty song Koko Mojo album places the spotlight on an over-looked 1950s artist, whose contribution to music needs to be acknowledged. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany

The Ten Commandment Of Rock ‘n’ Roll Commandment 10

The Backseat Boogie - Cut Out To Rock CD

Backseat Boogie - Original Spirit

"Deal with the devil" is the band's fifth album following the release of the 2017 single "Prison Guard" (after their experiences playing in italian prisons) and the solo album by leader Michele Miko Cantù ("Letters Never Sent", 2018). Deal with the Devil is a sort of concept album where the common thread is none other than the thin line that divides sacred and profane. In fact, you'll constantly find references to both sexuality and spirituality, in a continuous intertwining of stories and characters on the edge between salvation and perdition.

Setting their stall out for the first time is The Backyard Casanovas with Backyard Stomp. A debut album conceived after a few practice sessions, followed by a couple of live performances, before being captured on film by Bopflix Films, not to mention a few rounds of a local homebrew to ensure morale was at its highest, to realise that there may just be something in this new project.

Setting their stall out for the first time is The Backyard Casanovas with Backyard Stomp. A debut album conceived after a few practice sessions, followed by a couple of live performances, before being captured on film by Bopflix Films, not to mention a few rounds of a local homebrew to ensure morale was at its highest, to realise that there may just be something in this new project.

“The Burnette brothers fought with their fists and with their fingers crafted Rock 'n' Roll songs that remain forever popular.”

“Thrilling songs from great unknowns.” Rockstar Records (RSR50102) 12-inch LP The Holiday Inn Label cherry picks sixteen Holiday Inn 45 RPMs and includes two Holiday Inn Jingles which have never been reissued. The 12-inch LP showcases the Memphis, Tennessee Holiday Inn label’s 100 series output, of which only a handful of the label’s titles have previously been reissued.Rockstar Records (RSR50102) 12-inch LP The Holiday Inn Label cherry picks sixteen Holiday Inn 45 RPMs and includes two Holiday Inn Jingles which have never been reissued. The 12-inch LP showcases the Memphis, Tennessee Holiday Inn label’s 100 series output, of which only a handful of the label’s titles have previously been reissued. The free CD which comes with the album contains all the 100 series output, plus one bonus song from the Klondike label which the company purchased. The 100 series was active from 1961 through to 1963, and the performers signed directly to the label were mainly unknown. The buy-in songs are from; Frank (Andy) Starr, Buck Griffin, and Charlie Feathers. This compilation is the most comprehensive reissue of the legendary label and provides a musical treat of; Rockabilly, Rock 'n' Roll, Instrumental, and Popcorn music. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany

Rockstar Records (RSR50103) CD album The Holiday Inn Label reissues all the Memphis, Tennessee label’s 45 RPMs many of which have never been reissued. The CD includes two unissued Holiday Inn Jingles, and one bonus song from the Klondike label which the company purchased. The CD's focus is placed upon the 100 series was active from 1961 through to 1963, and the performers signed directly to the label were mainly unknown. The buy-in songs are from; Frank (Andy) Starr, Buck Griffin, and Charlie Feathers. This compilation is the most comprehensive reissue of the legendary label and provides a musical treat of; Rockabilly, Rock 'n' Roll, Instrumental, and Popcorn music. Dee Jay Mark Armstrong Bühl, Germany

The Hoodoo Tones - Here To Stay CD deluxe pac

12 modern Rockabilly originals from the trio out of Lille, France

The Kokomo Kings - Too Good To Stay Away From vinyl LP Gatefold cover 01. Too Good To Stay Away From 02. The River Turned To Steam 03. I Can't Go Home Looking Like This 04. She's Stealin' Candy 05. Pillow Of Gold 06. When I Tried To Think 07. Girl From The Moon 08. I'm Your Plumber 09. Silicone Brain 10. Standing In The Cold Rain 11. A Wasted Day Is Forever Lost 12. You Need A Little Dirt (To Make The Grass Green)

The Many Sides Of Buck Owens – Right After The Dance

The Nut Jumpers - Generation Rock n Roll 10inch LIMITED