Dave Brubeck - Time OutThe first ever jazz album to sell a million copies in America and embracing time signatures that were unusual for the genre at the time, Dave Brubecks 1959 classic Time Out receives a re issue on yellow vinyl with a bonus track. Backed by his iconic quartet of Paul Desmond on alto sax, Eugene Wright on bass and Joe Morello on drums, the record houses the utterly legendary Take Five.

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inelegantly knotted together tender melodic pop songs with vicious and furious emotional outpour

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While Rockabilly could be defined as a DIY emulation of the music of Buddy Holly

He tragically passed away of a heart attack the same night

Rolling Stone ran a short obituary saying Acetone‰۪s albums were ‰ÛÏwell received‰۝ but ‰ÛÏfailed to make any waves

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When putting together the first volume of Jobcentre Rejects (and for that reason started On The Dole Records) we initially thought it would be a thing of interest only to a few of our closest music loving and record buying friends

Having now taken their raucous live show all across the US

Death Waltz Recording Company has re-released the original soundtrack for Twin Peaks for a new audience to enjoy

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