Tony Valor - There's A Story In My Heart / So Tenderly - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Tunabunny - Kingdom Technology [COMPACT DISCS] date 03/18/2014

Limited Edition Green Vinyl LP. London punk and rollers their brand-new album 'Sublime Destruction' on March 22nd. Loaded with eleven personal and political, hook laden anthems, the album was written over the last two years and during the pandemic. The album was recorded with Andy Brook (who has produced, engineered, and toured with the like of Status Quo, Ginger Wildheart, Wonk Unit, hayseed Dixie). From the opening roar of 'Back To The Rats', the S*x Pistols riffarama of 'The Rich-Tual' and the danced-up Stooges grooves of 'Enjoy The Ride', through to the Psychedelic Furs like 'Untouchable' and the epic ode to North London, 'Seven Sisters', 'Sublime Destruction', is anything but sublime. Instead, it's a huge statement of intent from a band that back up their in-your-face attitude 100% on the stage.

The first tag completely devoted to doo-wop, Time Square Records spearheaded the revival of R&B group harmony in the early 1960' s. The labels first in 1961, Inch(Here) in My Heart,Inch was by an exceptional interracial quintet dubbed The Time tones, named after the tag. The single was far superior to many Doo-Wop hits produced in the Fifties and enjoyed a five week run on Billboard's national pop charts. The Time tones second single, InchPretty Pretty GirlInch was released later that same year year and enjoyed considerable airplay and just bubbled under the national top 100. Presented here are the original recordings of these two influential hits, newly re-mastered.