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Sunday 11 December 2022

Randall Bramblet - The Decade Collection. 2010 to 2020

This year  Randall is offering a collection of his 5 vinyl albums on New West Records as a box set. It's part of their big holiday sale on now. The box includes the poster here, signed.  They are also doing 20% off most everything they have, no code needed.  All on the website, RandallBramblett.com



Saturday 5 September 2015

King King Reaching For The Light Now Out On 180 gram Vinyl


King King
The 180 gram vinyl edition of King King's new critically acclaimed album 'Reaching For The Light' is now officially released.

The vinyl edition has been produced in the UK by the Vinyl Factory on the classic EMI 1400 press at the original EMI pressing plant and was specifically mastered for vinyl by the legendary Ray Staff (Led Zepplin, Genesis) at Air Studios.

Available right now from Amazon with free auto rip:
http://amzn.to/1NeKn2h

Or order through the KingKing website for signed copies:
bit.ly/1EEyXlc

Go get your copy today!

Monday 11 November 2013

Linda Thompson Won't Be Long Now ~ vinyl LP

Linda Thompson Won't Be Long Now ~ vinyl LP

 
Topic are to release our first vinyl LP in over 25 years
on Monday 18th November Linda Thompson‘s splendid new album Won’t Be Long Now will be released on 180gm audiophile vinyl within a gatefold sleeve.
Won’t Be Long Now is Linda Thompson’s first album in six years and is a return to her folk roots and a bit of a family affair – featuring a duet with former husband Richard Thompson, contributions from their children Teddy and Kami together with grandson Zak Hobbs. Won’t Be Long Now also includes appearances by many alumni of the British folk scene, including John Kirkpatrick, Dave Swarbrick, Martin and Eliza Carthy as well as American musicians such as David Mansfield, Amy Helm, Sam Amidon, Jenni Muldaur and Tony Trischka among others.

America's NPR claims “getting to listen to Thompson’s rich voice is well worth the wait”. Recorded mainly in New York City but also at sessions in Scotland and various London studios including Abbey Road, with longtime producer Ed Haber, the album features nine songs penned by Linda as well as collaborators, including Teddy Thompson and Ron Sexsmith.

The audiophile 180gm LP may be ordered now from the Topic online shop
http://www.topicrecords.co.uk/linda-thompson-wont-be-long-now