Strange Days 1967 – A Work In Progress - RSD 2026 (Coloured Viny LP) Soul Funk & Disco

Strange Days 1967 – A Work In Progress - RSD 2026 (Coloured Viny LP) Soul Funk & DiscoBlue Vinyl Record Store Day Limited to 500 Copies Strange Days 1967 A Work In Progress is an album of early alternate mixes from the Strange Days sessions before the overdubs were complete. The recently unearthed tracks were mixed by Bruce Botnick back in '67, and feature new liners by him as well.

just barely anchored by the entrancing swirl of wah-guitar

here Kalita unleashes Desmond's two most sought-after boogie-infused reggae recordings to the world once more

Oneness of Juju

Trojan Records proudly make this seminal long-player available once more

heard in full

who scored hit records on the British and international charts

Würzel and Mikkey Dee

Reiko Ohara's 'Peacock Baby' was released in 1968 and came in a mouth-watering gatefold sleeve

Top Mod DJ Lee Miller picked up the previously unissued 'Sundown' track from the Merced Blue Notes Ace release and won over that scene's dancers with the infectious mover

Both Lots Of Love and Keep On Movin' hark back to previous times and are a pleasant listen without being at all taxing

Kev and PC decided to celebrate Kaleidoscope's 20th anniversary by digging through their personal archives for material from the original recording sessions

Handy blows his horn and proves what a gifted Jazz musician he is