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Etta and her backing band, The Roots Band, cover The Eagles. From her 1978 performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival. Bass: Fred Beckmeier Drums: Tony Cook Guitar: Brian Ray, Cash McCall Keyboards: Bobby Martin Saxophone: Gene Dinwitty Trumpet: Keith Johnson

From the original 12 inch release of You Got The Love, by The Source featuring Candi Staton, from 1986. This track would gain fame after being remixed by Eren Abdullah (RIP) in 1991 and reached number four in the UK singles chart.

From the original 12 inch release of You Got The Love, by The Source featuring Candi Staton, from 1986. This track would gain fame after being remixed by Eren Abdullah (RIP) in 1991 and reached number four in the UK singles chart.

From the original 12 inch release of You Got The Love, by The Source featuring Candi Staton, from 1986. This track would gain fame after being remixed by Eren Abdullah (RIP) in 1991 and reached number four in the UK singles chart.

From the original 12 inch release of You Got The Love, by The Source featuring Candi Staton, from 1986. This track would gain fame after being remixed by Eren Abdullah (RIP) in 1991 and reached number four in the UK singles chart.

Credit goes to Jacob Kacob for uploading the original video. From SCTV's Pre-teen World. The backing track is pre-recorded but the vocals are all live.

One of two tracks produced by Rough Trade for the 1982 documentary, Track Two (which I recommend watching). These were later reworked and released on their album, Shaking The Foundations, released the same year. As this song was recorded directly from the documentary, there are audible background SFX. However, I was able to use AI to silence most of the crowd noise.

One of two tracks produced by Rough Trade for the 1982 documentary, Track Two (which I recommend watching). These were later reworked and released on their album, Shaking The Foundations, released the same year. As this song was recorded directly from the documentary, there are audible background SFX.

B-side to Tiny's rare 1990 single, Dick Tracy Rides Again. A promotional video was also produced, but I do not have it. From Discogs: In 1990, the new Batman movie was coming out and Tiny suggested Mike Pinera rewrite his song ‘Ride Captain Ride’ as ‘Ride Batman Ride.’ Pinera suggested they record a brand new song, ‘Batman Rides Again,’ but by the time it was complete, the Batman soundtrack had...

Singer/songwriter Nona Hendryx released this track for free on her old website in 2011 to promote the digital release of her album Mutatis Mutandis.

Somewhat cheesy music video by Nona Hendryx to promote her 1987 single, Why Should I Cry? Uploaded at the correct aspect ratio this time.

A promo video created to promote Nona's fantastic 1989 album, Skindiver, with remastered audio. Many thanks to sequoyaw1 who uploaded the original video to UA-cam almost 15 years ago. You'll notice that the version of the song used in this video is much shorter than the one on the album. I'm not sure if this was done specifically for the video or if a shortened version was ever released. Apolog...

A track from Ms. Moyet's live performance at the Dominion Theatre in 1984. I've made a few changes to the audio, the most obvious being the use of AI to remove much of the overpowering reverb present in the original recordings.

Alison Moyet - What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted? [Live] (Remastered)

Aretha Franklin - The Only Thing Missin' (Intradub)

Aretha Franklin - The Only Thing Missin' (DJ Mix)

Aretha Franklin - The Only Thing Missin' (Giorgio Moroder Mix)

Aretha Franklin - The Only Thing Missin' (Furilla Late Night Dub)

Aretha Franklin - The Only Thing Missin' (Blaze Vocal Mix)

Aretha Franklin - The Only Thing Missin' (Furilla Full Vocal Mix)

Carole Pope Interview (1995)

Rough Trade - Long Distance Runner

Rough Trade - Shakedown

Rough Trade - Don't Let It Get To Your Head

Rough Trade - Hurry

Carole Pope - Symbolic (Live, 1990)

Rough Trade - It's A Jungle (Live, 1980)

Carole Pope - Compulsion (Casby Rock Show, 1987)

Nona Hendryx - Funkyland