The Best of The Rest: Even More RSD Black Friday Releases Confirmed!

November 27th is always a special day for vinyl supporters. Music announcers, full from yesterday's Thanksgiving meal, line up at the district shops for the chance to buy limited editions. But this year, in connection with the pandemic Covid-19, the celebration has the possibility of seeing a different number of releases (in fact, the RSD announced that it will be the strictest regarding online sales), one thing is constant: there will be a certain number of noteworthy releases out there, cheapest at the record stores in your district! Here we present a certain number of releases from big and small labels that we have added to our wish list, with descriptions provided by the labels themselves.

Monty Alexander, Love You Madly: Live at Baba's (Resonance, 2-VP, 1 cd.)

To release this concert album, Resonance raided the vaults of Jamaican pianist Monty Alexander. We unearthed a recording of the performance, recorded on August 6, 1982 at the club of the same name in Fort Luodale, Florida, and engineered by Mackman Emerman at Criteria Recording Studios in Miami. The album combines traditional stereotypes, ballads, blues, and pretty much everything else, offering an educational program of the artist's many talents. The album's mast, using two decks, was performed by Bernie Grundman and Press-RTI. It comes with a booklet of interviews, essays, and photos.

Anthrax Soldiers of Metal (Megaforce, LP Black Orange, 1. 000 copies)

Megaforce releases the lost EP Anthrax from 1983 in a special colorway "Black in Orange". The release was initially conceived as an EP, with a single featuring Soldiers of Metal on A-Wrapped and "Howling Furies" on B-Wagon. What would an EP look like 30 years later?

Jon Batiste, We Are Roots & Traditions (Verve, 12" EP Purple, 2, 500 copies)

What about the unusual music of Late Show favorite Stephen Colbert's Jon Batista? Batista's combination of jazz, soul, gospel, funk and rap has made him a popular musical artist, groupie and now soundtrack composer. We Are Roots & Traditions features four songs: "Work It Out," "Need You," "We Arere," and a Ptolemy-mixed version of "Tell the Truth" featuring the Red Brown Mardi Gras rendition. Limited to 2, 500 copies.

Beastie Boys, Some Old Bullshit (Capitol/Ume, LP Snow White, 8, 000 copies)

Released in 1994, this scratchy collection of Beastie Boys' early '80s EPs and records. Far from being a group that transformed hip-hop, these tracks hint at their origins as part of the New York hardcore scene. The compilation was released on limited edition Snow White vinyl.

The Beat Farmers: Live at Spring Valley in 1983 (Blixa Sounds, 2 LP, 1, 000 copies)

A 1983 live recording by San Diego-based root rock band The Beat Farmers, performed two years before the release of Tales of the New West on Rhino in 1985. As such, this double album is a sort of prologue to their career. Originally released on CD in 2003, this collection first caught their attention on limited edition vinyl.

Dear Coast, Crazy for You: 10th Anniversary Edition (Mexican Summer, LP Summer Sky Wave, 1, 000 copies)

It's not an easy thing to count on, but the best coast indie pop favorites released their personal debut album Crazy for You 10 years ago. To celebrate this anniversary, Mexican Summer has released a fresh vinyl press album, settling with the Pitchfork winners and indie-conservative favorites. Whether you're looking for a sunshine re-examination of their unique sound or want to hear it for the first time, now you have a chance to enjoy the album with a unique look.

Big K. R. I. T TDT (BMG, LP Black/White/Purple, 1, 500 copies)

In 2018, the hip-hop star suddenly released three EPs: Thrice X, Double Down, and Trifecta. Last year, he revisited these songs and compiled them into the 2019 mix TDT, which debuts here in physiological media. Printed in black, snow white and purple color versions, this disc will be one that hip-hop lovers will line up for.

Bilal & Nicky Jean, Black Coffee in Bed (Yep Roc Records, 7 inches, 800 copies)

Yep Roc Records' famous Squeeze Swendles cover series features Caber Bilala and Nicky Jean on the 1982 song "Black Coffee in Bed." (Nicky Jean is a talented singer-songwriter who has collaborated with Burt Bahara, Jimmy Webb, Carly Simon, Caroli King, Bob Dylan, and others, and also appears on his own album Tokens in a Jar.) This spiritual fan favorite has been reimagined for this limited edition, linking an instrumental version to the B-side.

Doyle Bramhall II, Be G Now (feat. Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks) (Surfdog, 7", 750 copies)

Beware of the Beatles of the combination! George Harrison's song "BEHE NOW NOW", which was included in the first song of Duet's Album "Living in the Material World", united with Duet Susan Tedesca and Derek Trevital in Guitar Paradox's Doyle Bram Hall II. Recorded the enlarged version. This single will be released for Attendance for Recovery Foundation. The B side is an instrumental version of this song.

Dave Bluebeck "Christmas Laraby" (Vave, 12 inches, with painting, 2500 sheets)

In 2010, the famous pianist, Dave Bluebeck, recorded his last session. Some of these songs will be included in the Lullabies collection, which is preparing to release from the V will label. However, this label also proposes a small CHRISTMAS LULLABIES that comes with the intimate interpretation of "Away in the Manger" and the unique play "Sleep Holy Infant". There seems to be a B on the side of the festival on the side. Perhaps it will be part of a solemn soundtrack!

George Coleman Quintet, In Baltimoa (Resonance / Reel to Real Recordings, LP, 1000 Excauman

On May 23, 1971, the unpublished performance of Tenor Sacher George Coleman, recorded in a famous ballroom in Baltimore, Massachusetts, is included in In Baltimore. The performance was recorded by Vernon Welsh for the jazz sosasty "Left Bank", and had not been repaired for a long time. In this performance, George Colman's trumpet, Danny Moore (you can listen to albums such as Quinus Jones, County Bashi), pianist Albert Daily (Sony Rollins, Stan Getz), bassist rally. Ridley (Lea Morgan, Hores Silver, Jackie McLaine) and drummer Harold White (Gary Baht, Raczan Roland Kark) have been added. This fresh limited LP is cohesive, cut, and a polite booklet with an essay and photos.

Comet is coming (Vave, 12 inches, 2500 sheets)

The limited 1 2-inch single was a little while ago, a British jazz group's imminent composition on the "A" side. This song, which is described as the lyrics and vocals of Joshui IDEACH, is described as a pulsed enthusiastic truck, with more materials from the successful 2019 album "LifeForce of the Deep Mystery" and "AFTERLIFE". It will praise the fans who want to enter. The B side is Remix DJ NOSS of "SUPER ZODIAC" recorded on the debut album from Impulse! Released from the record.

Chris Cornell "Paysens" (IGA, 7 "Snow White", 6000 sheets)

The IGA/ Universal will release a special 7-inch single featuring two cover of the late Chris Cornell. Guns and Roses '"Patience", which was recently discovered, was a stunning cover of the 2016 chart and "NOTHING COMPARES 2' U".

Crack the Sky "Tribes" (Carry on Music, 2LP clear, 850 sheets)

Progecker Cracks Sky released his personal debut album in 1976 and was praised by rock journalists. In 2021, they released the latest album "TRIBES" on CD and digital. But you can listen to it for the first time in Black Friday's record store day. Carry on Music will release a special clear vinyl press on the album, including Side 4, featuring Crack The Sky's songs, which have been loved for decades.

Karen Dalton, it's very difficult to tell who will love you (Capitol/ Caroline)

Karen Dalton (1937-1993), a folk singer of the 60's and 70s, may not have been as long as singers of the same era, or may not have caused similar sensations. Unmistakable talent, unparalleled singing and hypnosi s-like guitars have found a new audience in the last few decades. Fortunately, this means that her work has been reviewed and enjoyed again. For example, a new reissue version of Dalton's 1969 album "It's so Hard to Tell Who's Going to Love You Best". The album, which contains original songs, musician songs of the same era, and blues masterpieces, expresses what Karen Dalton has achieved as an original musician.

John Den's More "Encounter with surprising musicians (and other artists)" (Ashette Publishing, 500 copies)

Following his own remark, Riders on the Storm, John Denzmore publishes a new book dedicated to creative processes. Limited to the record store day Black Friday, Den's More and Ashette Publishing will release signed X-Libris for 500 copies.

Dio, Dream Evil, Live '87 (Rainbow/BMG, 1 2-inch picture disc, 2.)

"DREAM EVIL, Live '87 is a sequel to Dio's disk," which includes two live recording, "Dream Evil" Dream Evil "NakeD in the Rain", and was inspired by the appropriate clown at that time. We provide opportunities to show off work.

Dr Demento, Dirt Century Dementia: The Oldest Novelty Records of All Time (Liberation Hall, 2-LP, 1. 200 Copies)

Ever since the development of recording, new songs have been on the radar. Fifty years ago, Barry Hansen, a salesman for Warner Brothers Records, who called himself Demento the Doctor, began his interest in searching for the most interesting, rarest, and most unusual pieces of music. This compilation features some of the earliest popular examples of recent music releases, dating back to 1902! For example, composed by the Benevolent Medic himself, you know you're in for a treat when Liberation Hall releases this collection on record for the first time!

Bill Evans, Live at Ronnie Scott's (Resonance, 2LP, 4.)

Resonance Records has once again dug into its vaults to unearth previously unreleased recordings by the late, great pianist Bill Evans. For his third compilation, 1968's Live at Ronnie Scott's, Evans collaborated with a short-lived lineup of bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Jack DeJohnette to perform 20 songs compiled during a month-long residency at the British club. The recordings were taken from Jack DeJohnette's own collection and restored for the release. The record was mastered by Bernie Grundman and pressed by RTI. The cover is based on a previously unreleased lithograph by David Stone Martin. Limited to just 4, 000 copies, this is sure to be a must-have. Mick Fleetwood & Friends / Fleetwood Mac: The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown) (BMG, 12" Green, 3, 000 copies)

In February, Mick Fleetwood assembled a stylish lineup of guitar heroes to pay tribute to Peter Green, founder of Fleetwood Mac and one of the most influential figures in British blues rock. Ahead of the release of the deluxe box set, BMG is previewing a performance of the beloved "The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown)" as interpreted by Mick Fleetwood, Billy Gibbons and Kirk Hammett. Side two features Fleetwood Mac's unique studio recording, plus a live version performed in 1970.

Jerry Garcia Band, Garcia Live, Part 2: August 5, 1990: Greek Theater (ATO/Round Records, 4 LPs, 4.)

A limited 4 LP box set featuring the absolute best performance of the Jerry Garcia Band on August 5, 1990. In addition to the usual mix of solo songs and covers, Snow White Fleck guested on banjo. This unique release for RSD Black Friday is limited to only 4. 000 copies, so Deadheads be sure to get to the store early!

Herbie Hancock Trio, Herbie Hancock Trio (Get On Down, LP, 2.)

By 1977, Herbie Hancock had spent the better part of a decade learning new countries in jazz fusion. His experiments with Mandisi and a flurry of luck with the Headhunters (Warner) had essentially moved him into the realm of electronica and funka. But here is this rare work: The Herbie Hancock Trio, joined by Basa's Ron Carter and a traditional quintet with Miles Davis' drummer Tony Williams, on the Strip-Back-Way album Rising Sun, released domestically for the first time. On this lost album, Trinity recorded a unique selection of Hancock compositions, including one Davis composition. Up until that time, the Herbie Hancock Trio's record press was only available in the Land of the Rising Sun. But Get On Down will print 2, 000 copies of this album, with a full Japanese reproduction, obi, and plenty of inserts. George Harrison, My Sweet Lord / It It Pity (Capitol/Ume, 7" Daily Product Vinyl, 7.)

50 years ago this November, George Harrison released his first solo single, the world-famous best-seller "My Sweet Lord". To commemorate this unique release, the single will be released in limited edition dairy-colored clear vinyl.

Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Bettye LaVette, Original Groves (Verve, 12", 2500 copies)

The first in a new series of Original Grooves has been released by the Verve Label Group. This record was cut using the "parallel groove" technique, where the grooves are cut close together, rather than behind each other. This 12" single features two gems from jazz legends: Billy Holly's "Strange Fruit" on side A and Nina Simone's "I Hold No Grudge" on side B.

Norah Jones, Playdate (Capitol/Blue Note, 12" EP, 2.)

This special EP brings together Bonus Tree and Buy Sight in one space for the first time from the sessions for Norah Jones' latest album, Pick Me Up Off the Floor.

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Just Dropped In (To See What My Playback Is Like) (Daptone Records, LP, 4. 000 copies)

Powerful singer Sharon Jones and her backing band DAP-Kings have released many song versions in the form of off-album hits and bonus tracks, proving that they not only know how to revive the soul music of their exceptional material, but also rank it in terms of classics. This fresh compilation features outstanding cover versions as well as never-before-seen interpretations. Still available digitally.

Linkin Park - Meteora (Warner Records, 2 LP Aqua Blue, 3, 000 copies)

Linkin Park's second album, Meteora, following their debut Hybrid Theory, reclaims their place as one of the best albums in rock music of the 2000s. In honor of Dark Friday, this RSD album is pressed on aqua blue vinyl and limited to only 3, 000 copies.

Little Richard, Southern Child (Omnivore Recordings, LP Yellowish, 1.)

In the Garden 1972 Thanks to 1950s nostalgia, Richard's resurgence in musical interest, and a successful deal with Reprise, Little Richard made a comeback. That year he recorded a decent amount of material for two albums. For unknown reasons, this album seems to have been lost in a warehouse for decades. Omnivore will reissue this album in the cover it was planned for, scheduled for Black Friday, Record Store Day, with the look it was planned for, an d-Bill has priced it as a prize. Another bonus is that it will be reissued on yellowish vinyl! This album will surely satisfy you from a bruised morning to a bruised night! Aimee Mann, Bachelor No. 2 (or the Last Remnants of the Dodo), 20th Anniversary Edition (Supeerego Records, 2LP Color, 4.)

Supeerego Records celebrates the 20th anniversary of Aimee Mann's classic album with a fresh 2CD deluxe edition that includes a covers album, 5 bonus tracks, and artist-written material, all printed on a unique color disc.

Motolhead, Ace of Spades (Sanctuary/BMG, 12" EP, 2CD set of 500)

The 1980 UK release of Student of the Year-Youd Motolhead's New Year's single has received a magnificently embellished installment reissue, with previously unreleased Instrumental Remix 2020 of key compositions.

My Chemical Romance, Life on the Murder Scene (Warner/Reprise, LP, colorless with red spray paint, 7.)

Concert tracks, demo records, and B-lives that were discarded in the name of CD and DVD combinations are now available on vinyl. And once again on vinyl! Printed on clear record with reddish spray paint, this release is sure to appeal to the "emo kid" in you.

Fred Nile, 38 MacDougal (Delmore Recordings, LP, 1, 000 copies)

This fresh compilation from Delmore Recordings was recorded during the controversial sessions for Fred Neil's debut album, Bleecker & MacDougall, and features an exceptional live performance recorded with accompanist Peter Childs. The pair play the songs that would later appear on the debut album, along with the ethnic and spiritual songs that Neil often played live. Housed in a Stoughton edition jacket and accompanied by an extensive booklet, this album is a true treasure for Fred Neil fans.

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack: Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984, LP "Flames of Hell", 1500 copies)

This controversial 1984 slasher film (featuring a killer Father Christmas!) caused a huge stir when it first aired and was quickly withdrawn from distribution. Since then, the film has gained cult status. Now, fans can enjoy the soundtrack by Morgan Ames in all its glory, along with two previously unreleased tracks. The ultimate collectible Silent Night, Deadly Night anthology features liner notes by Ames, remastered audio pressed on Chimney Hellfire colored vinyl, new album covers, and two 35mm strips from the unique stock film.

Public Enemy, Power to the People, The Beats: Public Enemy's Greatest Hits (Def Jam, Blood Red and Dark Smoke 2-LP, 7.)

Public Enemy revolutionized music by pushing their unique brand of street music to the forefront of the cultural agenda. This 2-LP collection brings together their beloved recordings, available for the first time on Blood Red and Dark Smoke vinyl.

The Rolling Stones, Let It Bleed: Collector's Edition (ABKCO, Colored LP, 900 copies)

The Rolling Stones' groundbreaking 1969 album is now available on limited edition colored vinyl. Every color layer is applied by hand, making each and every copy completely original. Don't believe it? The album also comes with a hand-numbered certificate of authenticity, ensuring your copy is unique.

Sonny Rollins, Rollins in Holland (Resonance, 3 LP, 3.)

Resonance releases a triple-LP set of previously unreleased live recordings from saxophone giant Sonny Rollins, including a live performance from his tour of Holland in May 1967. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl by RTI and originally mastered by Bernie Grundman, the set also includes a thick booklet of previously unpublished photos, essays, and interviews. Featuring recordings from a lesser-known period in Rollins' legendary career, this set will be enjoyed by any jazz collector or fan.

Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood "SOME VELVET MORNING" / "May of Waiting for You"

The 80th anniversary of Nancy Sinatra's birthday in 2020, Light in The Attic celebrates the event with a series of archive release. The Nancy Sinatra's archive group will be performed on this limited 7-inch record featuring the traditional "SOME VELVET MORNING" and Kinks' spa "Tird of Waiting for You". Both records are new records from unique films. The 7-inch single is printed on a very steep vinyl spray and is put in the photo mock in the unpublished photo. Rita is calling out to fans to keep in touch for new information about Nancy Sinatra next year!

Erit Smith "Elliott Smith: Alternate Versions" (Kill Rock Stars, 12 inches, 2000 sheets)

This 1 2-inch single, which was a short time ago, was a box set dedicated to Elliott Smith's 25th anniversary, with an alternate version of some album sessions a while ago. The record is 45 revolutions, packed with ridiculous photos and fresh designs depicting the times.

Snoop Doggy Dog "DoggyStyle" (Death Row Records, 2-disc picture disc, 2 400 sheets)

Snap Doggog Dog's debut work has become a "precision" 18 0-gram disc in the cul t-like jacket image.

U2 "Boy" 40th Anniversary Edition (IGA/ Ume, LP Snow White + Postlight + Link, 10.)

In October 1980, the U2 album "Boy" was limited to Snow White's vinyl album to commemorate the 40th anniversary of its release. A set of attention posters and the liner with the words of the songs, which were intentionally released for RSD Black Friday, remain as a set.

Various artists, the end is obvious: Jesus People Music (Vol. 1) (Org Music/Aquarium Drunkard, LP, 1, 200 sheets)

This fresh compilation is c o-produced by Org Music and Aquarium Dran Card, Online Magazine, and connects the outsider folk psychodelia, which is not well known, such as the Zesus People Movement. It is not easy to find these notes from the 1960s and 70s. The producers of this compilation not only collect the best music of the movement, but also pay attention to remastering and repair. This compilation has a rough annotation about the movement of "Jesus people."

Glover Washington Jr., Grover Live (Light Year, 2-VP, $ 2500)

Twenty years later, Washington Jr. Slover himself had influenced the development of jazz even after the catastrophic death. The composition, which combines Fink, R & Amp; amp; amp ;; B, often brought jazz to the mainstream. Today, in June 1997, the entry held at the Paramount Center for Palamount Center, Pexkill in New York, and there was a globa by Washington Jr., a fuel composer and performer. You can see that.

Hank Williams, 1952 radio listening (BMG, 7 inches, 2. 000 sheets)

A historian Hank Williams team once again took out a rare sound source from the storeroom. This is a 1952 rare record stone strategy, listening to the role of a radio program. For the first time in this situation, it will be released from Vinir.

Brian Wilson & Van Dike Parks "Orange Crate Instruments" (Omnibore Recordings, Orange LP, 1.)

Earlier this year, Omnibore Recordings released a tw o-disc set of Orange Crate Art by Brian Wilson and Van Daik Parks. Today, the instrument included on the second disc will be released for the first time in the Color Vinyl.

Sam Stone has been hooked on catalog music since the Guardians introduced him in the 4th anniversary of the best container album collection. Immediately, he began to explore as much as possible, not just about the situation of rock, and his interests are still going on. Sam acquired an electronic media and a film bachelor's degree on radio and audio at the University of Tauson, and obtained a master's degree of audio art at the University of Silaks. He has benefited from his own knowledge and abilities working on a popular label that handles the reprinted version, and wants to move his eyes to convey music to a wide range of audiences from the catalog. When not reporting to the second disk, Sam can find a study on Joni Mitchell's career and add another boxing network to Amazon's personal desire list.

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Release-List: September 20th

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Comments

1. Brian from Canada on October 16, 2020 at 11:22am

All Things Must Pass was probably cancelled due to Covid. Note that a recent book from Lennon's estate specifies the Plastic Ono Band 4CD/2DVD Ultimate Box Set, even though the release date has not yet been made public. Dhani Harrison says she has listened to a lot of records from that time, not just the 1974 tour. As with the 1974 tour. As with, in fact, this is what will happen. We're all just getting excited right now."

Demetrio talks October 16, 2020 at 2:04 pm

• The Many One Scorned Tour will be a great release. I've heard a few concerts, especially Billy Preston, up close and personal, and they weren't bad.

Guy Smiley talks October 16, 2020 at 11:28 am

• I agree. The few performances I've heard were pretty good. In fact, I think the performances trump anything else, as much as the situation forces you to believe. George's voice was booming, it was amazing. I guess he needed a break. But I want to hear (see) everything that's actually there?

Okay, let's stop the swearing for a second. I think you're right about the ATMP box, and I think you're right about the 1974 release. I try to adore Olivia and Dhani, but when it comes to George's legacy, the lyrics "stingy" and "petty" are all I can think of. Again, I have it in the form of Early Takes Vol. 2, anyone? I didn't know Lennon/Pobb actually announced an album release. That's good news, too. Just like the movie Get Back was canceled, the boxing show Let It Be will be airing this holiday season. It has the potential to be a generous box like Beatles Bonanza at some point!

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