Record Store Day 2024. The complete show from 10/16/89, available for the first time on 180g, 4LP set with an 8th-side etching in a worldwide limited edition of 10,000. Featuring “Dark Star,” “Attics Of My Life,” Uncle John’s Band” and more! Mixed from the 24-track analog tapes and newly mastered by Jeffrey Norman. Produced for release by David Lemieux.

Record Store Day 2024. The complete show from 10/16/89, available for the first time on 180g, 4LP set with an 8th-side etching in a worldwide limited edition of 10,000. Featuring “Dark Star,” “Attics Of My Life,” Uncle John’s Band” and more! Mixed from the 24-track analog tapes and newly mastered by Jeffrey Norman. Produced for release by David Lemieux.

After 20 years, a man returns to the town where his brother was killed by a shark. When it resurfaces and kills again, the man goes on a mission to hunt down the predator, making unlikely alliances along the way, in order to stop it once and for all.

Jazz in Britain are pleased to announce the forthcoming release of a stunning previously unissued live recording of the legendary saxophonist Tubby Hayes and his quintet live at the Antibes Jazz Festival in July 1962. Hayes' band including trumpeter Jimmy Deuchar, pianist Gordon Beck, bassist Freddy Logan and drummer Allan Ganley were the UK's representative on a starry festival bill also featuring US stars Jimmy Smith, Dizzy Gillespie and Fats Domino, drawing rave press reviews and the admiration of a new continental audience. Recently unearthed radio broadcast tapes in pin sharp audio quality reveal a group hitting its collaborative stride, tackling Hayes' helter skelter hard bop themes and coolly melodic adaptations of Great American Songbook standards with equal relish. Indeed, six months after the quintet's formation and two months on from the taping of their classic Fontana albums 'Late Spot at Scott's' and 'Down In The Village' this newly discovered concert recording catches the band close to its first creative peak.