Not Now

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>Where were you in '62?" asked the poster for George Lucas's iconic 1973 film American Graffiti. One of those "event movies" that exploded way beyond its humble origins, American Graffiti became one of the box-office smashes of the year. Dollar for dollar (with an estimated take of $55 million) it has been called "the most profitable film ever made". Gathered together here are 36 of the songs that graced the soundtrack of American Graffiti.

Sixties Girl Group Classics (Coloured) [Gatefold / 3 Vinyl LP]

Electronic Music - It Started Here [2 Vinyl LP]

180 gram vinyl.

Mod was a peculiarly British movement. It originated in early-Sixties London without spreading significantly to America or Europe, although it did pave the way for the Swinging London scene which fascinated the world. Yet if the influences which created the distinctive Mod look came from a variety of different locations, the music had to be American - and the less mainstream the better. This album reflects that philosophy.

Very Best Of Doo-Wop (Pink/Ltd) [3 Vinyl LP]

180 gram vinyl.<br/><br/>The history of American pop and rock music is littered with examples of short term genre crazes. Some of them of lesser worth fizzled only briefly and usually died out as quickly as they had arrived. Included here would be space songs, monster records, novelty items and death discs, and we might even be tempted to list Psychobilly were it not for the fact that the retrospectively named genre has proved to have had a huge amount of influence on US groups and artists over the decades. The roots of Psychobilly are found in the Rockabilly strand of Rock 'n' Roll, itself a rich and collectable genre of music. It did however rather tend to push things to the limit with manic vocals, wild instrumentation, and the overall feel of the records. The tracks gathered here span the years 1956 up to 1964, thus lodging them neatly between the original rockers and the sixties rockers.