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Counting Back To The Sixties

Released tomorrow, Get Ready For The Countdown is our new 86-track 3-CD collection containing a bespoke, mod-friendly mix of 1960s musical styles with the subtitle Mod, Brit Soul, R&B & Freakbeat Nuggets. Like most previous Mod and 60s-themed compilations, this boasts many tracks for which

Platinum Soul

We have acquired the rights to Platinum Garage Recordings, a superb catalogue of contemporary US soul and R&B boasting a recordings from artists such as Preston Glass, The Spinners, Ali Woodson, Chubby Tavares and more. It expands on Cherry Red's range of vintage soul from the

Spend Some Time With Spencer

The Spencer Davis Group were one of the coolest British R&B/Mod bands of the 1960s. In 1967, with a new line-up, they adopted a more Psychedelic yet still bluesy sound on hit singles 'Mr. Second Class' and 'Time Seller', as well as their 1968 LP With Their New Face On and tracks from that year’s soundtrack album Here We

1965: The Mickey Finn Are Good Sports

The Mickey Finn were a London-based beat/R&B band who recorded for a variety of labels across the Sixties.   Produced by Shel Talmy (The Who, The Kinks), their 1965 single, a version of Ian Whitcomb's 'The Sporting Life', has just been used in HBO's US TV mini-series I Know This Much Is True.   Based on