Sly Stone - The Autumn Sessions 1963-65RSD 25 Release It was like seeing the Black version of The Beatles, is how funk legend George Clinton described Sly Stone. Here you can enjoy listening to a fledgling Sly Stone, refining the sound and compositional intuition that would earn him Clintons lofty compliment. This collection, recorded between 1963 and 1965, captures an era before Sly and the Family Stone achieved global fame, showcasing Sly Stone during his time as an in house producer and

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An exclusive-to-audio Doctor Who adventure

the only master copy having been lost

Ornamentation through collaboration followed: there’s Aaron Goldstein on Pedal Steel in the Go-Betweens’ “Cattle and Cane”-channeling interlude “Patience Wearing Thin

inspired by his new partner

slow burn groove

we had taken a few 'purple sweets' prior to recording and we were all in the best of humour for a change

with Johnny Thunders and Jerry Nolan

Afrobeat and the UK underground culture

Standard vinyl:

’The Door' and ‘Feeling Oblivion’

In The City (12" version)