Mickey & Sylvia - My Sweet Baby: The Greatest Singles 1954-61 - VINYL LP

Mickey Baker was a guitarist and Sylvia Vanterpool was a singer who was also one of his guitar pupils, and they teamed up to make records as Mickey & Sylvia, becoming famous for recording the first hit version of the timeless and much-recorded pop standard InchLove Is StrangeInch, the first of their eight hits together through to 1961. This great-value 59-track 2-CD set comprises most of their A & B sides together on the Rainbow, Groove, Vik, RCA and Willow labels from this era, and the tracks from their InchNew SoundsInch LP for Vik, plus, as a bonus, selected solo singles by Little Sylvia for Jubilee, and duet singles made by Mickey Baker with Kitty Noble as Mickey & Kitty for Atlantic, along with most of the titles from Mickey Baker's solo album for Atlantic InchThe Wildest GuitarInch. It features all their eight career hits in the US pop and R&B charts including the R&B No. 1 and pop No. 11 InchLove Is StrangeInch, and the R&B No. 8 InchThere Oughta Be A LawInch. They were one of the few boy/girl duos to make an impact in the R&B, rock 'n' roll and pop markets during the rock 'n' roll era, and occupy an interesting niche in the history of the genre. This substantial and fairly comprehensive overview of their output during the primary period of the career provides an entertaining showcase for their distinctive style and talents Album Tracks 1. Drive Daddy Drive 2. I Found Somebody to Love 3. A Million Tears 4. Don't Blame My Heart 5. Blue Heaven 6. I'm So Glad 7. Se de Boom Run Dun 8. Forever and a Day 9. Rise, Sally, Rise 10. Where Is My Honey 11. Seems Just Like Yesterday 12. No Good Lover 13. Walkin' in the Rain 14. Love Is Strange 15. I'm Going Home 16. There Oughta Be a Law 17. Dearest 18. Two Shadows on Your Window 19. Love Will Make You Fail School 20. Love Is a Treasure 21. Let's Have a Picnic 22. There'll Be

Album Tracks 1. Do It (Pt. 1) 2. Soulin' 3. Funky City 4. Do It (Pt. 2)

In an effort to sublimate the negative energy surrounding everyone in 2020, legendary Japanese post-rock band Boris focused all of their energy creatively and turned out the most extreme album of their long and widely celebrated career, NO. The band self-released the album, desiring to get it out as quickly as possible but intentionally called the final track on the album InchInterludeInch with anticipation of a follow-up.The follow-up comes with W the band's debut album for their new tag Sacred Bones Records. The record opens with the same melody as InchInterludeInch in a piece titled InchI want to go to the side where you can touch...Inch and in contrast to the ex- treme sounds found on NO, this new album whispers into the listener's ear with a trembling hazy sound meant to awaken sensation.On all of W Wata carries the lead vocal duties. In general the styles on the album range from noise to new age, as is typical with one of our generation's most dynamic and adventurous bands, but there is thread of melodic deliberation through each song that successfully accomplishes the band's goal of eliciting deep sensation. Be it through epic sludgey riffs, angelic vocal reverberations or the seduction of their off-kilter percussion, Boris will have you fully under their spell. NO and W weave together to form NOW, a duo of releases that respond to one another. In following their hardest album with this sensuous thundering masterpiece they are creating a continuous circle of harshness and healing, one that seems more relevant now than ever and shows the band operating at an apex of their musical career. Album Tracks 1. I Want to Go to the Side Where You Can Touch 2. Icelina 3. Drowning By Numbers 4. Invitation 5. The Fallen 6. Beyond Good and Evil 7. Old Projector 8. You Will Know (Ohayo Version) 9. Jozan