Singin' The Blues (Vinyl LP) Electronic

Singin' The Blues (Vinyl LP) ElectronicBack in print for this great blues album. "Singin' The Blues" was the very first Crown LP in 1957, and some say the very best (with a cover to match). It is truly a collection of his greatest early hits.

Reissued with these original recordings on both sides

The band reconvened at Weller's Black Barn studio in Surrey when restrictions were lifted to finish the work with the shape of the album becoming clear to all

jazz-dance friendly floor-fillers (the brilliant

From Jimmy Webb's 'By the Time I get to Phoenix' to Mickey Newbury's 'Sleeping Annaleah

Yazz Ahmed - It (Chick Correa)

the deluxe limited edition is mastered by Kevin Gray of Cohearent Audio

Peter Tosh and Bobby Kalphat

and virtues as rare as hen's teeth in the years immediately prior to the disc's release

increasingly experimental Walker was becoming more musically ambitious

Paul Desmond's magnificent Take Five')

Her 'Koi No Yorokobi' is the perfect Japanese girl-pop primer - dark yet upbeat

" the rocking "Straight Shooter" and "Somebody Groovy