The James Taylor Quartet - Put Your Hands UpA punky romp with a beast of a chorus, JTQ here kicking up some dust with a tune that hails back to James' time in the Prisoners supporting The Ramones on a UK tour in 1986. James recalls 'The Ramones were one of the most incredible things I've ever seen, I watched their entire show, 3 hrs, every night on the tour and as a 21 yr old it made a huge effect on me. I've waited to being 60 yrs old to find a way to somehow act on that. Although I'd say JTQ

300 copies were held for many years in storage and then later sadly destroyed

Dippin' Records introduces two tropical-boogie heaters

“Sombrero” stands out among aficionados of obscure Italo-disco

this 12” package is not to be missed

composition and remixing for more than three decades

The Crusaders (Greasy Spoon) and a Pacific Soul Jazz Classic in "Ain't Tell You A Good Way But" which was composed by Takehiro Honda

Printed in France

taking over some of the finest titles by Mr Day

Whichever side you draw for

and for the extra adventurous jock we leave you with the entire track cut in reverse

Jamaican born and New-York based

II” & “Mount Eerie”