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1956
Pure New Orleans rhythm & blues fuel
Few records capture the joy of early r&b quite like this one.
Shirley & Lee turn a simple invitation to have fun into a timeless celebration.
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Let The Good Times Roll - Shirley and Lee
1956
Pure New Orleans rhythm & blues fuel
Few records capture the joy of early r&b quite like this one.
Shirley & Lee turn a simple invitation to have fun into a timeless celebration.
You're Pushing Too Hard (Alternate take) - The Seeds
1968
Rare alternate take of a garage rock masterpiece
I lreally like how the rhythm section holds down that hypnotic groove while Sky Saxon lets loose.
A masterclass in garage rock simplicity.
Though often mislabeled as a rehearsal track, this is actually the pristine, undubbed alternate studio version of "You're Pushing Too Hard."
Srotoi Ye Mli - King Bruce & The Black Beats
50's
Ghanaian highlife heaven
A radiant slice of Accra magic from one of highlife's greatest pioneers.
The Wailers - “Hang Up“ (1966)
1966
Fresno garage gold
Fuzzy guitars and a propulsive beat make this a fine example of West Coast garage rock at its best.
1974 Eastern echoes, Jamaican heartbeat
One of Augustus Pablo's early masterpieces, drifting between roots reggae, dub, and a dreamlike Middle Eastern atmosphere.
Jump For Joy - Big Joe Turner
1958
Pure jump blues excitement
Big Joe Turner turns the temperature up with this exuberant slice of late-'50s rhythm 'n'blues.
Ahmed Abukar & the Sharero Band - Caashooy
1974
A whirlwind of Somali funk and soul
Love this sparkling track packed with bright organ lines and boundless energy.
Boredom - Jack Ketch and the Crowmen
1989
Fuzzed-up frustration at full volume
Billy Childish transforms this Buzzcocks classic into a stomping, riff-driven blast of garage mayhem.
The original was released in
1977
She Left Me A Mule to Ride - Big Joe Williams
1960
A savage raw blues storm
Big Joe Williams turns this track into a masterclass in rhythm and attack, his guitar playing twisting and surging with incredible force throughout.
Twist and Shout - The Shangri-Las
1964
A frantic spin on a rock’n’roll staple
This version doesn’t glide — it rushes forward breathlessly, turning a familiar classic into something messy, urgent, and exciting.
Don’t miss the wonderfully chaotic Mo-dettes take I posted a while back, either.
1982
Sexy Terrorist - Sara Goes Pop
Pure underground pop mischief
Beneath the sugary melodies and playful electronics, there’s a strange nervous tension that gives the track its lasting charm.
Sadly, no photos of the band seem to exist — which somehow suits this wonderfully elusive piece of DIY synth-pop perfectly.
Abanije Enia - Dele Ojo & His Star Brothers Band
60's The perfect blend of traditional Juju and highlife rhythms
Celebrating Dele Ojo, the legend who brought a unique flair to the Nigerian music scene.
Shame And Scandal - Peter Tosh & The Wailers
1965
Warm Caribbean rhythms with a wicked little smile
Digging into the early Wailers years again, this one has such an easy, natural flow.
The Alligator Pond Went Dry - Victoria Spivey
1927
A wonderfully sly blues gem
Dry humour, deep feeling, and that unmistakable early blues charm.
Victoria Spivey in fine form, with Lonnie Johnson on guitar.
Less Of Me - Teenage Jesus and the Jerks
1979
Pure No Wave nihilism packed into a sonic assault
Welcome to the underground, where the noise does all the talking.
Ezuku Buzo - Bola Johnson & His Easy Life Top Beats
70's
Dusty Lagos funk full of loose grooves
There's something almost trance-like about how effortlessly this piece drifts forward.
Twistin' Postman - The Marvelettes
1961
Twisting straight through the mailroom
A sparkling bit of Motown joy with a playful twist and unstoppable bounce.