BOB DYLAN - DESIRE

Another great personal Dylan album, Desire (1976) captures Dylan at the beginning of his Rolling Thunder Revue era. Folk, Rock, Middle Eastern themes and epic narratives, the album is a Pop staple throughout. Its best known track and album opener "Hurricane", is quickly followed by the hypnotic "Isis" and breezy "Mozambique".

• 180 gram audiophile vinyl
• Insert

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DAVE BRUBECK - WE'RE ALL TOGETHER AGAIN FOR THE FIRST TIME

During the late '60s and early '70s, Dave Brubeck used to jam with baritonist Gerry Mulligan, along with The Dave Bubeck Trio's regulars Jack Six on bass and drummer Alan Dawson.

When Paul Desmond joined on alto sax, the newly formed quintet recorded several live dates which resulted in We're All Together Again For The First Time(1973). The album contains a definitive live version of Brubeck's classic "Take Five".

• 180 gram audiophile vinyl

Also available: Time Out [MOVLP038], Time Further Out [MOVLP358], Countdown: Time In Outer Space [MOVLP430]

SODA STEREO - SODA STEREO

England had The Police, United States had Blondie... and Argentina had Soda Stereo, one of the greatest bands of the new wave explosion and without any doubt one of the most important in the history of Rock in Spanish.

Their debut was a refreshing breath of modernity and smart lyrics: the album contained strong attacks against the lack of control of the consumer society, and it was sarcastically launched at a local fast food chain. Soon it was awarded Platinum in Argentina and Peru, and Double Platinum in Chile, making it an essential title to understand modern music in Latin America.

This Music On Vinyl release is the first vinyl reissue of the band worldwide since 1995.

• 180 gram audiophile vinyl
• Insert

JOE VITALE - ROLLER COASTER WEEKEND

As a drummer, flutist and keyboardist, Joe Vitale's first album featured his own playing on multiple instruments. Augmented by guitar fireworks of former band mate Joe Walsh, Rick Derringer and Phil Keaggy, Vitale delivered an album filled to the brim with catchy rhythms and playful songwriting.

Ron and Howard Albert produced the album, whom were also responsible for Derek and the Dominoes' Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs, the Allman Brothers' Eat A Peach, and other legendary albums.

• 180 gram audiophile vinyl

THE METERS - PEOPLE SAY / FUNKY METERS SOUL 7"

In anticipation of 7 upcoming The Meters and Graham Central Station albums, we're excited to release 2 strictly limited and hand numbered teaser 7" singles!

The Meters "People Say" was originally released as a single on Reprise records in 1974. The B-side however, the infectious "Funky Meters' Soul", has never been released on vinyl at all. The track was recorded during the sessions that resulted in their third album Struttin' (1970), however it never made the album.

To be able to get this one on a beautiful jukebox 45 RPM single is like a dream coming true for funk 45 collectors worldwide!

• Limited handnumbered edition of 750 copies
• Large jukebox hole
• 45 RPM

Coming up: with exclusive vinyl-only bonus tracks

• Cabbage Alley [MOVLP857] October 2013
• Rejuvenation [MOVLP858] November 2013
• Fire On The Bayou [MOVLP859] December 2013

GRAHAM CENTRAL STATION - (YOU'RE A) FOXY LADY / I WANT TO TAKE YOU HIGHER (LIVE) 7"

The A side of the Graham Central Station 45, "(You're A) Foxy Lady" is the opening track of the Star Walk album (1979). Hard edged Funk with a capital F - bass guitars have never hit harder and groovier.

The B side is a live performance of Sly Stone's "I Want To Take You Higher", recorded at Koseinenkin Hall in Tokyo, July 6th 1992 - never before released on vinyl. Want!

Get them while stocks last.

• Limited handnumbered edition of 750 copies
• Large jukebox hole
• 45 RPM

Coming up:

• Graham Central Station [MOVLP838] September 2013
• Release Yourself [MOVLP869] October 2013
• Ain't No 'Bout-A-Doubt It [MOVLP870] November 2013
• Mirror [MOVLP871] December 2013