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...NEW RELEASES AND NEW LISTINGS SINCE THE LAST CATALOGUE...WHERE YOU’LL FIND WHAT…Reviews: Pages 1 & 40Brand Spanking New: Pages 2-8Ordering Info Page 9New Books & DVDs Pages 10-11Bargains & Special Offers Pages 12–13New Jazz CDs: Pages 14-15New CDs Pages 16-31Used CDs Pages 32-38Vinyl /Other Merchandise Page 39THIS CATALOGUE JANUARY – FEBRUARY 2014 (No. 176)PUBLISHED JANUARY 2014All contents of this catalogue are the copyright ofRed Lick Records Ltd.No part can be reproduced without our permission.RED LICK’S BEST OF 2013Just a few of the highlights from a bumper year, in noparticular order and with humble apologies to the manywe have left out!NORTHDOWN BOOKS £17.95UK p&p on this paperback is £3.25BK062 Deke Leonard: The TwangDynasty. A hugely informative andenjoyable history of the guitar (andprofiles on many of its leadingpractitioners) as it evolved throughblues, country, jazz and rock androll. Leonard is full of enthusiasm,anecdote and humour and he writesbetter than you have any right toexpect of a rock and roll guitarist.An absolute hoot and highly recommended.TIN ANGEL CD £11.75TAR034 Charlie Parr: Barnswallow.Marvellous album from rustic countrybluesman, with 10 uncompromisingbut delightful tracks.JSP 4CD £14.50JSP77168 Juke Joints 4 - That’s All Right With Me. 108 more superbrockin’ blues sides, presented as if they came from a 1950’sjuke joint in the Deep South. Lightnin’ Slim, Frankie Lee Sims, Lil’Son Jackson, Lonesome Sundown, Andrew Thomas, Ernest Lewis,Leap Frogs, John Brim, Jesse Fuller, Cousin Leroy, Beverley Scott.ACE CD £10.95CDCHD1363 Rhythm ‘N Bluesin By The Bayou. Companionto Boppin’ In The Bayou CDs, with romping R&Band blues from Louisiana, from the Goldband vaults andrecordings made by Jay Miller. 28 obscure tracks withRockin’ Sidney, Charles Sheffield, Jimmy Anderson,Clarence Garlow, Tabby Thomas, Jerry Morris, etcCDCHD1368 Bluesin’ By The Bayou. More from thearchives of independent studios in Louisiana (notablyExcello and Goldband). The focus is on the swampblues of Lightnin’ Slim, Slim Harpo, Silas Hogan, LazyLester, Clifton Chenier & more. 28 rare treasures.CDCHD1375 Foxy R&B - Richard Stamz Chicago Blues.25 smokin’ blues and r&b sides from 1950s & 1960sproduced by colourful Chicago DJ and label owner,Richard Stamz. With Harold Burrage, Lee (Shot) Williams,Freddy Robinson, Willie Williams & Howlin’ WolfBand, Detroit Jr, Mary Johnson, etc.KENT 2CD £16.25CDTOP2 392 Johnny Copeland: It’s Me - Classic Texas Soul 1965-72.44 gritty soul sides, with singles for Wand, Suave/Jet Stream, Kent,Boogaloo and Wet Soul plus alternates & demos. Sensational.NORTHERN BLUES £13.15NBM0064 Watermelon Slim And The Workers: Bull Goose Rooster.Slim re-united with The Workers. And it’s another scorcher, full ofincomparable originals and knock-out covers of blues classics.CLARION £10.50CLCD004 Steve Phillips And The Rough Diamonds: North CountryBlues. Excellent new CD from former guitarist with Notting Hillbilliesand friend and collaborator of Brendan Croker and Mark Knopfler.15 beautifully played and varied tracks, mixing blues, country androck & roll, and plenty more besides. Steve doesn’t issue too manyalbums but this may just be his best.FROG PUBLICATIONS £29.75 (+ £3.50 UK p&p)BK061 Frog Jazz & Blues Annual Vol. 3 (Frog Publications incfree 25 track CD). Another superb collection of especially commissionedarticles on 78RPM era blues and jazz. With 33 sections thatare great to read and look at plus a wonderful 25 track CD full ofrare and gorgeous tracks.BLUES IMAGE CALENDAR £18.75 (UK p&p included*)* Due to the way these are packed, they are not included in the ‘p&pfree’ offer on completed UK orders of £100 and aboveCAL2014 Blues Images Calendar 2014. The eleventh edition ofthis massive-selling calendar is as good as ever and comes with amarvellous (and free) CD containing 24 vintage blues tracks, includingsome enormously rare finds. A must have.2ACE CD £10.95Some Ace titles that have been out of print for a goodly while butare thankfully back again nowCDCHD536 The Medallions: Featuring Vernon Green.CDCHD581 Teen Queens: Eddie My Love.CDCHD583 Elmore James: Best Of The Early Years.CDCHD740 Floyd Dixon: Cow Town Blues.CDCHD893 Various: Swingbillies.CDCHD1067 Eugene Church: The Very Best Of.ACE 2CD £16.25CDTOP2 1382 Various: Dust My Rhythm & Blues - The FlairRecords R&B Story 1953-1955. From a proposed series highlightingthe range and depth of material released on subsidiarylabels of the Bihari Brothers’ Modern Records, the first releasefeatures Flair Records. 50 storming tracks, almost all freshly remasteredand many being issued here for the first time, featuringElmore James, Ike Turner, The Flairs, Mercy Dee, Johnny Fuller,Richard Berry, Clarence Garlow, Little Johnny Jones, SaundersKing, Johnny Ace, Shirley Gunter and more. A must-have collection.Read our review on page 1 & buy this at a special reviewprice - only £15.45 + p&p (if bought & paid for by 21 February)ACROBAT 2CD £10.75ADDCD3103 Oscar Peterson Trio: Live 1953-1956.ADDCD3104 Mitchell Torok: The Mitchell Torok Collection1949-1960ACROBAT 3CD £12.75ACTRCD9035 The Dominoes: The Dominoes Collection 1951-1959 - The Singles As & Bs.ACROBAT 4CD £15.75ACQCD7066 Ella Fitzgerald: The Ella Fitzgerald CollectionVol 2 1936-1955. 100 splendid tracks, mostly featuring her Deccarecordings in the decade before moving to Verve in 1955.ACROBAT 6CD £18.95ACSCD6003 Various: The R&B No 1’s Of The 1950s. With awhomping 159 tracks covering blues, honking R&B, doo-wop,soul and more and featuring Ivory Joe Hunter, Little Esther, RuthBrown, Percy Mayfield, Little Walter, Eddie Boyd, Guitar Slim, ElDorados, Ray Charles, Elvis, Little Willie John and so many more.ALIVE CD £13.75ALIVE0145CD Irma Thomas: In Between Tears. Re-promotionof a lost classic by immense soul singer demonstrating her stronggospel background. First issued in 1973, this was produced bylegendary Swamp Dogg (Jerry Williams jr) and features DuaneAllman on guitar on a couple of tracks.ALIVE0150CD Sandra Phillips: Too Many People In One Bed.A super deep soul album recorded in 1970 with Swamp Dogg atthe controls, this was not released at the time as the record label(Canyon) went belly up. Anotherlost classic.ALIVECD0152 Doris Duke: I’m ALoser. A great 1969 album, nowconsidered a classic but unbelievablywas passed on by manylabels before Canyon picked it up.Unfortunately the label did last toolong, dissipating its commercialimpact. Stunning southern soul,with Duane Allman guesting onguitar.ALIVECD0153 Z.Z. Hill: TheBrand New. Re-issue of bigselling1971 album recorded inMuscle Shoals with Swamp Doggproducing. Super soulful andfunky blues, with eight bonustracks.AMERICAN JAZZ CLASSICS CD £9.95AJC99071 John Lewis: European Encounters. Two Atlanticalbums recorded in 1962 with European jazz musiciansAJC99072 Carmen McRae: Take Five + Live At Sugarhill. Twoalbums in an intimate setting fronting piano trios, the second ofwhich was with Dave Brubeck. Some live and some studiotracks.AJC99073 Jackie McLean: Swing, Swang Swingin’ + LetFreedom Ring. Two classic Blue Note albums in a quartetformat from 1959 and 1962ATO 2CD £13.45ATO0204 Various: Divided & United - The Songs Of TheCivil War. A new take of songs of the American Civil Wargiven a fresh twist by stars of country, Americana, bluegrass,folk and beyond from different generations. 32 tracks featuringSteve Earle, Pokey LaFarge, Carolina Chocolate Drops,Norman Blake, Taj Mahal, Dolly Parton, The TennesseeMafia Jug Band, Jorma Kaukonen, Chris Thile, RalphStanley, Chris Hillman, AA Bondy, Loretta Lynn and more.The notes also includes an essay by John Cohen.BACM CD £8.50BACM430 Karl & Harty: Vol 2 - Old Time Harmony Singing.31 tracks, many featuring Shelby Jean DavisBACM431 Wally Fowler: Volume 2. 25 tracks in the company ofhis Georgia Clodhoppers and The Oak Ridge Quartet.BACM432 Hobo Jack Adkins: Early Bluegrass. 25 tracks withhis Kentucky Pals.THE NEXT RED LICK CATALOGUE (No. 177) WILL BE PUBLISHED ON 25 FEBRUARY 2014BACM433 Art Dickson: Volume 2 - Just A Song Of The West.28 more songs from superb country singer who fronted The MerryMustangs.BACM434 Various: Main Street Jamboree - Canadian Radio.28 tracks captured from radio broadcasts of old-time countrymusicians from Canada rarely heard on record. With Bill Long,Peggy Jo Stewart, Chef Adams, Jack Kingston, Slim Gordon andmore.BACM435 The Pell Brothers: Big City Country. 28 sides fromHarry and Sonny Pell taken from private recordings never heardbefore. If you like the country harmonies of the Louvin Brothers(or even the Everly Brothers), you’ll love this.BIG CHILL CD £10.75CHIEF006P Jo Harman: Dirt On My Tongue. Stunningsongstress and songwriter with a big, big future on a new albumof 11 soulful songs that move seamlessly from plucking at the oldheartstrings to getting those toes a-tapping..BLUE HEAT CD £13.25BURNHR103 Sean Chambers: The Rock House Sessions.New 11 track album from scintillating Florida-based blues rockguitarist, produced by Reese Wynans, best known for providingkeyboards in Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Double TroubleBLUE NOTE LP £19.95Iconic jazz albums re-issued on high quality 180g vinylLP3157 Chick Corea: Now He Sings, Now He Sobs.LP84096 Stanley Turrentine: That’s Where It’s At.LP84137 Jackie McLean: One Step Beyond.LP84173 Wayne Shorter: Night Dreamer.LP84195 Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage.BLUES BOULEVARD CD £12.45250355 Rob Tognoni: Casino Placebo. Energetic, uncompromisingand ferocious blues-rock guitarist with new album.250356 Innes Siburn: Lost In The Wilderness. Another outingfrom rocket-fuelled blues-rock guitarist and soulful singer. 10 neworiginals plus covers of Double Trouble and Going Home.BLUES BOULEVARD 2CD £13.75250354 Howlin’ Bill: Midnight Hero. Compilation of recordingsfrom popular live act across mainland Europe, enlivening eveningswith an energetic blend of harmonica-driven blues, rock ‘nroll and swinging boogie. The first CD draws from the band’sthree studio albums from the last ten years or so, the second CDfeatures an entire live performance from Belgium. Good-time fun.BLUES BOULEVARD 2CD £12.95250315 Various: Mississippi Saxophone. Or the blues harmonicato you and me, and here it is featured on a double CD thatcompiles classic performances from Sonny Boy Williamson (bothJohn Lee and Rice Miller), Little Walter, Walter Horton, Howlin’Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Slim Harpo, Paul Butterfield and Junior Wells,along with some more contemporary exponents, including CharlieMusselwhite, Kim Wilson, Giles Robson, King Biscuit Boy andmore.250316 Junior Wells: Paint The Town Blues. Fantastic earlyrecordings from the mid and late 1950s for United, Chief andProfile, variously supported by Earl Hooker, Muddy, Elmore andothers. All previously released, and available elsewhere, but hereall together in one set are classics such as Little By Little, I NeedMe A Car, Messin’ With The Kid, Hoodoo Man, Blues Hit BigTown and more.BOB DYLAN ARCHIVE CD £10.00BDACD107 Bob Dylan: The Mackenzie Tapes. The best ofthree sessions recorded on a reel-to-reel tape machine in theNew York apartment of his friends, Eve and Mac Mackenzie, inlate 1961 and in 1962. . Sound quality isn’t as good as we havebecome used to these days but this is offset by the rarity, qualityand informality of the music.BOPLICITY CD £7.25CDBOPM013 Chet Baker Quintette: Cools Out. A set of outtakesto the iconic Chet Baker & Crew album recorded for PacificJazz in the early 1950s but later issued by Modern Records ontheir Crown imprint. Six superb West Coast jazz tracks.CDBOPM015 Coleman Hawkins: The Hawk Swings. Early1960s hard bop with a bluesyedge originally issued onCrown.CDBOPM024 Chico Hamilton:With Paul Horn. Outtakesfrom various PacificJazz sessions from the 1950seventually released by ModernRecords on their Crownimprint in the early 1960s.Fine musicians throughoutand some of Chico’s bestwork.CADIZ DVD £15.95CADIZDVD127 Wilko Johnson:Live At Koko, CamdenLondon - March 2013. Anhour and twenty minutes of Wilko, Norman Watt-Roy and DylanHowe running through old Dr Feelgood songs, highlights from hissolo recordings and splendid covers on what was an early part ofhis poignant ‘farewell’ tour (having just before being diagnosedwith terminal cancer). If it is the last we will have to remember himby, it’s a corker.