ERIC CLAPTON’S CROSSROADS GUITAR FESTIVAL 2019

Collection Captures Nearly Four Hours Of Highlights Recorded Live Last Year 
At The Acclaimed Charity Music Festival Founded By The Legendary Guitarist 

Available On November 20 From Rhino On 3CD, 6LP, 2DVD And 2 Blu-rays 

Live Performance Of “Goodbye Carolina” By The Marcus King Band Is 
Available Today And Special PBS Programming To Premiere In November

LOS ANGELES – Eric Clapton, one of the world’s pre-eminent blues/rock guitarists, once again summoned an all-star team of six-string heroes for his fifth Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2019. Held at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, the two-day concert event raised funds for the Crossroads Centre in Antigua, the chemical dependency treatment and education facility that Clapton founded in 1998.

Following a six-year hiatus, the festival returned reenergized with outstanding performances by Clapton, James Bay, Jeff Beck, Doyle Bramhall II, Gary Clark Jr., Robert Cray, Sheryl Crow, Andy Fairweather Low, Peter Frampton, Vince Gill, Buddy Guy, Sonny Landreth, Lianne La Havas, Los Lobos, John Mayer, Keb’ Mo’, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Randolph, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Jimmie Vaughan and more. 

Rhino relives the best moments from the jaw-dropping display of guitar virtuosity with new video and audio collections. ERIC CLAPTON’S CROSSROADS GUITAR FESTIVAL 2019 will be available on November 20 in several configurations: 3CD ($29.98), 6LP ($119.98), 2DVD ($24.99), and 2 Blu-Rays ($24.99) and is available for pre-order now. 

One of the highlights from the festival, The Marcus King Band’s dynamic performance of “Goodbye Carolina,” is available via Rhino’s YouTube channel today. Click HERE to view now. Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival 2019 will also be part of special programming premiering on PBS stations beginning Saturday, November 28, 2020 (check local listings). 

Throughout the show, Clapton shared the stage with others to perform some of his best-known songs, including “Layla” with John Mayer, plus acoustic versions of “Wonderful Tonight” and “Lay Down Sally” with Andy Fairweather Low. Clapton also paid tribute to his late friend George Harrison with a searing rendition of “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” with Peter Frampton. 

The Crossroads’ lineup offered an impressive mix of performers, with legends like Bonnie Raitt, James Burton, Robert Cray, and Jeff Beck (whose outstanding cover of The Beach Boys’ “Caroline, No” was a festival high point); contemporary stars Gary Clark Jr., Robert Randolph and Sheryl Crow; as well as rising talents The Marcus King Band, Tom Misch, and Lianne La Havas.

Naturally, the on-stage collaborations provided some of the most compelling moments. Highlights include a cover of The Stooges’ “I Wanna Be Your Dog” by Doyle Bramhall II, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Jim Keltner and actor Bill Murray (the festival’s M.C.); Buddy Guy and Johnny Lang ripping through Guy’s classic “Cognac;” and a version of the Merle Haggard hit “Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down” by Vince Gill, Albert Lee, Bradley Walker, and dobro master Jerry Douglas. For the encore, Clapton returned to the stage to lead ensemble performances of Prince’s “Purple Rain” and Joe Cocker’s “High Time We Went.” 

The first Crossroads Benefit Concert took place in 1999 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Crossroads Guitar Festival made its debut in 2004 at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. That sold-out show was chronicled in a two-disc DVD that has since gone on to become one of the world’s top-selling music DVDs, achieving the 10x platinum mark in the United States alone. The subsequent DVD sets met similar acclaim. The 2007 collection was certified 6x platinum; the 2010 set was certified 3x platinum; and the 2013 set was certified platinum. Since 2004, The Crossroads Guitar Festival has been held every three years except in 2016. 

The festival was also the launch pad for the global ‘Turn Up For Recovery’ movement, which is helping bring awareness of abstinence based recovery and raise funds to provide treatment at Crossroads for those in need. 

Website: https://turnupforrecovery.org/ 
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/turnupforrecovery 
All socials: https://linktr.ee/tufr 

ERIC CLAPTON’S CROSSROADS GUITAR FESTIVAL 2019
Track Listing (CD, DVD, Blu-ray):

1.      Introduction 
2.      “Native Stepson” – Sonny Landreth    
3.      “Wonderful Tonight” – Eric Clapton & Andy Fairweather Low 
4.      “Lay Down Sally” – Eric Clapton & Andy Fairweather Low 
5.      “Million Miles” – Bonnie Raitt, Keb’ Mo’ & Alan Darby 
6.      “Son’s Gonna Rise” – Citizen Cope with Gary Clark Jr. 
7.      “Lait / De Ushuaia A La Quiaca” - Gustavo Santaolalla 
8.       “I Wanna Be Your Dog” – Doyle Bramhall II with Tedeschi Trucks, Band 
9.      “That’s How Strong My Love Is” – Doyle Bramhall II with Tedeschi Trucks Band 
10.  “Lift Off” – Tom Misch 
11.  “Cognac” – Buddy Guy & Jonny Lang 
12.  “Everything Is Broken” – Sheryl Crow & Bonnie Raitt 
13.  “Every Day Is A Winding Road” – Sheryl Crow with James Bay 
14.  “Retrato” – Daniel Santiago & Pedro Martins 
15.  “B-Side” – Kurt Rosenwinkel with Pedro Martins 
16.  “Baby, Please Come Home” – Jimmie Vaughan with Bonnie Raitt 
17.  “How Long” – The Marcus King Band 
18.  “Goodbye Carolina” – The Marcus King Band 
19.  “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” – Peter Frampton with Eric Clapton 
20.  “Space For The Papa” – Jeff Beck 
21.  “Big Block” – Jeff Beck 
22.  “Caroline, No” – Jeff Beck 
23.  “Cut Em Loose – Robert Randolph 
24.  “Hold Back The River” – James Bay 
25.  “When We Were On Fire” – James Bay 
26.  “Mas y Mas” – Los Lobos 
27.  “Am I Wrong?” – Keb’ Mo’ 
28.  “Slow Dancing In A Burning Room” – John Mayer 
29.  “How Blue Can You Get?” – Tedeschi Trucks Band 

30.  “Shame” – Tedeschi Trucks Band 
31.  “Is Your Love Big Enough” – Lianne La Havas 
32.  “I Say A Little Prayer” – Lianne La Havas 
33.  “Feed The Babies” – Gary Clark Jr. 
34.  “I Got My Eyes On You (Locked & Loaded)” – Gary Clark Jr. 
35.  “Pearl Cadillac” – Gary Clark Jr. 
36.  “Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down” – Vince Gill with Albert Lee & Jerry Douglas 
37.  “Tulsa Time” – Vince Gill with Albert Lee, Bradley Walker, Albert Lee & Jerry Douglas 
38.  “Drifting Too Far From The Shore” – Bradley Walker with Vince Gill, Albert Lee & Jerry Douglas 
39.  “Badge” – Eric Clapton 
40.  “Layla” – Eric Clapton with John Mayer & Doyle Bramhall II 
Encore Finale
41.  “Purple Rain” – Eric Clapton & Ensemble 
42.  “High Time We Went” – Eric Clapton & Ensemble 

End Credits
“Going Going Gone” - Doyle Bramhall II with Tedeschi Trucks Band

ERIC CLAPTON’S CROSSROADS GUITAR FESTIVAL 2019
LP Track Listing:

Side A
1.      “Native Stepson” – Sonny Landreth    
2.      “Wonderful Tonight” – Eric Clapton & Andy Fairweather Low 
3.      “Lay Down Sally” – Eric Clapton & Andy Fairweather Low 
4.      “Million Miles” – Bonnie Raitt, Keb’ Mo’ & Alan Darby 

Side B
1.      “Son’s Gonna Rise” – Citizen Cope with Gary Clark Jr. 
2.      “Sideways” – Citizen Cope 
3.      “Lait / De Ushuaia A La Quiaca” - Gustavo Santaolalla 
4.      “I Wanna Be Your Dog” – Doyle Bramhall II with Tedeschi Trucks Band 

Side C
5.      “That’s How Strong My Love Is” – Doyle Bramhall II with Tedeschi Trucks Band 
1.       “Lift Off” – Tom Misch 
2.      “Cognac” – Buddy Guy & Jonny Lang 

Side D
1.      “Every Day Is A Winding Road” – Sheryl Crow with James Bay 
2.      “Retrato” – Daniel Santiago & Pedro Martins 
3.      “B-Side” – Kurt Rosenwinkel with Pedro Martins 

Side E
1.      “Baby, Please Come Home” – Jimmie Vaughan with Bonnie Raitt 
2.      “How Long” – The Marcus King Band 
3.      “Goodbye Carolina” – The Marcus King Band 
4.      “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” – Peter Frampton with Eric Clapton 

Side F
1.      “Space For The Papa” – Jeff Beck 
2.      “Big Block” – Jeff Beck 
3.      “Caroline, No” – Jeff Beck 
4.      “Cut Em Loose – Robert Randolph 

Side G
1.      “Hold Back The River” – James Bay 
2.      “When We Were On Fire” – James Bay 
3.      “Mas y Mas” – Los Lobos 

Side H
1.      “Am I Wrong?” – Keb’ Mo’ 
2.      “I Shiver” – Robert Cray 
3.      “Slow Dancing In A Burning Room” – John Mayer 
4.      “How Blue Can You Get?” – Tedeschi Trucks Band 

Side I
1.      “Shame” – Tedeschi Trucks Band 
2.      “Is Your Love Big Enough” – Lianne La Havas 
3.      “I Say A Little Prayer” – Lianne La Havas 
4.      “Feed The Babies” – Gary Clark Jr. 

Side J
1.      “I Got My Eyes On You (Locked & Loaded)” – Gary Clark Jr. 
2.      “Pearl Cadillac” – Gary Clark Jr. 
3.      “Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down” – Vince Gill with Albert Lee& Jerry Douglas 
4.      “Tulsa Time” – Vince Gill with Albert Lee, Bradley Walker, & Jerry Douglas 

Side K
1.      “Drifting Too Far From The Shore” – Bradley Walker with Vince Gill, Albert Lee & Jerry Douglas 
2.      “Badge” – Eric Clapton 
3.      “Layla” – Eric Clapton with John Mayer 

Side L
Encore Finale
1.      “Purple Rain” – Eric Clapton & Ensemble 
2.      “High Time We Went” – Eric Clapton & Ensemble 

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THE REPLACEMENTS PREMIERE NEW VIDEO FOR
“CAN’T HARDLY WAIT”

Includes 1987 Footage Of The Band Newly Upgraded To HD That Was Originally Featured In Their Iconic Videos For “The Ledge” And “Alex Chilton”

WATCH NOW

The Video Also Features Newly Remastered Audio From The Upcoming 
Pleased To Meet Me Deluxe Edition, Available On October 9; 
Pre-Order Exclusive, Limited Edition Bundles Now At Rhino.com

 

LOS ANGELES – In advance of the upcoming deluxe edition of The Replacements’ Pleased To Meet Me, the band has premiered a new video for their classic track from the album, “Can’t Hardly Wait.” The new clip pulls from the same vintage black and white footage from 1987, now upgraded to HD resolution, that was famously used for two other videos from the album, while using newly remastered audio from the deluxe edition. The footage was initially shot for “The Ledge,” but after this video was infamously banned from MTV for objectionable song content, the band re-used it for their follow-up video (“Alex Chilton”). With the release of the new “Can’t Hardly Wait” revisiting the footage once again, we now have a Pleased To Meet Me video trilogy.  

Recording Pleased To Meet Me was a transformative journey for The Replacements, one that began with the combustible Minneapolis combo on the brink of collapse and culminated in one of the definitive albums of the band’s career. That transformation is chronicled in-depth on the group’s latest boxed set, PLEASED TO MEET ME (DELUXE EDITION), available from Rhino on October 9 as a 3-CD/1-LP set ($64.98) and digitally. 
 
More than half of the music (29 of the 55 tracks) on this Deluxe Edition set has never been released, including demos, rough mixes, and outtakes as well as Bob Stinson’s last recordings with The Replacements from 1986.

Several exclusive bundles can be pre-ordered now at Rhino.com which include a variety of limited edition items including a t-shirt, tote bag, iron-on patch, bumper sticker, placemat, and a cassette featuring a previously unreleased interview with Paul Westerberg recorded just before the release of the album. Brief excerpts from the interview were originally included in a radio promo LP that was released in 1987 but this marks the first time that the complete interview has been made available.   

The music is presented in a 12 x 12 hardcover book loaded with dozens of rarely seen photos along with a detailed history of the Pleased To Meet Me era written by Bob Mehr, who authored The New York Times bestseller, Trouble Boys: The True Story of the Replacements. Mehr, together with Rhino’s Jason Jones, produced this new collection. 

Pleased To Meet Me was recorded over three months at Ardent Studios in Memphis with legendary producer Jim Dickinson before it debuted in April 1987. The collection opens with a newly remastered version of the original 11-track album along with a selection of B-sides and a version of “Can’t Hardly Wait” that was remixed by Jimmy Iovine. All of the music included in this boxed set has been remastered by Justin Perkins, who remastered the band’s widely acclaimed 2019 boxed set, Dead Man’s Pop. 

The second disc explores the creative process behind Pleased To Meet Me with 15 demos, 11 of which are unreleased, that were recorded at Blackberry Way Studios in Minneapolis during the summer of 1986. The first seven of these demos represent the last recordings made by all four original members of The Replacements. After those demo sessions stalled out, singer/guitarist Westerberg, bassist Tommy Stinson, and drummer Chris Mars made the painful decision to part ways with lead guitarist Bob Stinson after recording five albums together. 

The disc’s remaining eight demos feature the band as a trio and include “Shooting Dirty Pool,” two versions of “Kick It In,” and “Even If It’s Cheap,” whose opening line (“Pleased to meet me/the pleasure’s all yours”) would ultimately inspire the title of the album.

The collection’s final disc features 13 previously unreleased rough mixes by studio engineer John Hampton that include the majority of the album along with non-album tracks like “Election Day” and “Birthday Gal.” These rough mixes are also featured on the 180-gram vinyl record included in the set. 

Rounding out the collection are several unreleased tracks (Westerberg’s “Run For The Country” and “Learn How To Fail,” Tommy Stinson’s “Trouble On The Way”) along with a selection of outtakes (“Beer For Breakfast” and “I Don’t Know”) that debuted on the 1997 compilation, All For Nothing/Nothing For All. 

For more information about THE REPLACEMENTS, please contact Jason Elzy in the Rhino Media Relations Department at jason.elzy@rhino.com or 818-238-6220. 

PLEASED TO MEET ME (DELUXE EDITION)
Track Listing

Disc One: Pleased to Meet Me (2020 Remaster) + Rare, Single-Only Tracks 
1.      “I.O.U.”
2.      “Alex Chilton”
3.      “I Don’t Know”
4.      “Nightclub Jitters”
5.      “The Ledge”
6.      “Never Mind”
7.      “Valentine”
8.      “Shooting Dirty Pool”
9.      “Red Red Wine”
10.  “Skyway”
11.  “Can’t Hardly Wait”
12.  “Election Day”
13.  “Jungle Rock”
14.   “Route 66”
15.  “Tossin’ n’ Turnin’”
16.  “Cool Water”
17.   “Can’t Hardly Wait” – Jimmy Iovine Remix

Disc Two: Blackberry Way Demos
1.      “Bundle Up” – Demo 
2.      “Birthday Gal” – Demo 
3.      “I.O.U.” – Demo *
4.      “Red Red Wine” – Demo *
5.      “Photo” – Demo 
6.      “Time Is Killing Us” – Demo *
7.      “Valentine” – Demo 
8.      “Awake Tonight” – Demo *
9.      “Hey Shadow” – Demo *
10.  “I Don’t Know” – Demo *
11.  “Kick It In” – Demo 1 *
12.  “Shooting Dirty Pool” – Demo *
13.  “Kick It In” – Demo 2 *
14.  “All He Wants To Do Is Fish” – Demo *
15.  “Even If It’s Cheap” – Demo *

Disc Three: Rough Mixes, Outtakes, & Alternates
1.      “Valentine” – Rough Mix *
2.      “Never Mind” – Rough Mix * 
3.      “Birthday Gal” – Rough Mix * 
4.      “Alex Chilton” – Rough Mix *
5.      “Election Day” – Rough Mix *
6.      “Kick It In” – Rough Mix *
7.      “Red Red Wine” – Rough Mix *
8.      “The Ledge” – Rough Mix *
9.      “I.O.U.” – Rough Mix *
10.  “Can’t Hardly Wait” – Rough Mix *
11.  “Nightclub Jitters” – Rough Mix *
12.  “Skyway” – Rough Mix *
13.  “Cool Water” – Rough Mix *
14.  “Birthday Gal”
15.  “Learn How To Fail” *
16.  “Run For The Country” *
17.  “All He Wants To Do Is Fish”
18.  “I Can Help” – Outtake *
19.  “Lift Your Skirt” *
20.  “‘Til We’re Nude”
21.  “Beer For Breakfast”
22.  “Trouble On The Way” *
23.  “I Don’t Know” – Outtake

LP Track Listing
Side A
1.      “Valentine” – Rough Mix *
2.      “Never Mind” – Rough Mix * 
3.      “Birthday Gal” – Rough Mix *
4.      “Alex Chilton” – Rough Mix *
5.      “Election Day” – Rough Mix *
6.      “Kick It In” – Rough Mix *

Side B
1.      “Red Red Wine” – Rough Mix *
2.      “The Ledge” – Rough Mix *
3.      “I.O.U.” – Rough Mix *
4.      “Can’t Hardly Wait” – Rough Mix *
5.      “Nightclub Jitters” – Rough Mix *
6.      “Skyway” – Rough Mix *
7.      “Cool Water” – Rough Mix *

* previously unreleased

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WHITESNAKE’S LOVE SONGS 

15-Track Collection Presents Remixed And Remastered Versions Of The Band’s Best Love Songs, Plus Unreleased Tracks From David Coverdale’s Into The LIGHT Sessions 

A New 2020 Remix Of Smash Hit “Is This Love” Is Out Now

Available From Rhino On CD, 2-LP 180-gram Red Vinyl, And Digitally On November 6

LOS ANGELES – Whitesnake brings together some of the most-passionate music of its multi-platinum career on LOVE SONGS, a new collection that contains remixed and remastered versions of the group’s best love songs. It’s the second release in the band’s “Red, White and Blues Trilogy,” a series of compilations organized by musical themes that began this summer with The ROCK Album (white) and will conclude next year with The BLUES Album (blue). 
 
The new collection includes a mix of hits and deep tracks that were originally released between 1987 and 2011 on five Whitesnake studio albums and David Coverdale’s third solo album, Into the LIGHT. Available for pre-order now, LOVE SONGS will be released on November 6 as a CD ($14.98), as a double-LP set pressed on 180-gram red vinyl ($31.98), and digitally. The album will also be available via Rhino.com. 

Like The ROCK Album, Coverdale says all the tracks on LOVE SONGS have been revisited, remixed and remastered. “Some have been musically embellished where my co-producer Michael McIntyre, my new mixer Christopher Collier and I felt it appropriate or necessary to bring out the best in these songs,” he explains. 
 
Coverdale continues, “As most of you know, pretty much all the songs I write are love songs in some way, shape or form. These are some of my favorites. Not all are ballads. Some are out and out rockers with powerful romantic themes…and of course…include heavy breathing in all of them!!”
 
A fresh, new remix of one of Whitesnake’s biggest hits, “Is This Love” (2020 Remix) from the band’s multi-platinum self-titled album, is available today. Released in October 1987 as the follow-up to the #1 smash “Here I Go Again,” “Is This Love” would peak at #2 on the U.S. singles chart, making it the second-biggest hit of the band’s career. The group’s next album, the platinum-certified Slip of the Tongue (1989), is represented here by the hit singles “The Deeper The Love” and “Now You’re Gone.” 

In addition to the album tracks “Don’t You Cry” and “Midnight Blue,” the set also introduces three previously unreleased outtakes from the Into the LIGHT album sessions: “With All Of My Heart,” “Yours For The Asking,” and “Let’s Talk It Over.” The albums Restless Heart (1997), Good to Be Bad (2008), and Forevermore (2011) are also represented on the compilation with multiple tracks (“Too Many Tears,” “Summer Rain,” and “Easier Said Than Done”). 

In the coming months, some of the band’s most adored MTV-era hit videos will be released on Whitesnake’s YouTube channel in brand new HD, including a video for "Is This Love" available today. 

THE LOVE ALBUM
CD Track Listing:

1.     “Love Will Set You Free” 
2.     “The Deeper the Love” 
3.     “All I Want, All I Need” 
4.     “Too Many Tears” 
5.     “Can’t Go On” 
6.     “Is This Love” 
7.     “With All of My Heart” * 
8.     “Summer Rain” 
9.     “Your Precious Love” 
10. “Now You’re Gone” 
11. “Don’t You Cry” 
12. “Midnight Blue” 
13. “Easier Said Than Done” 
14. “Yours For The Asking” * 
15. “Let’s Talk It Over” * 

LP Track Listing:
Side One
1.     “Love Will Set You Free” 
2.     “The Deeper the Love” 
3.     “All I Want, All I Need” 
4.     “Too Many Tears” 
 
Side Two
1.     “Can’t Go On” 
2.     “Is This Love” 
3.     “With All of My Heart” * 
4.     “Summer Rain” 
 
Side Three
1.     “Your Precious Love” 
2.     “Now You’re Gone” 
3.     “Don’t You Cry” 
4.     “Midnight Blue” 
 
Side Four
1.     “Easier Said Than Done” 
2.     “Yours For The Asking” * 
3.     “Let’s Talk It Over” * 

* previously unreleased
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Depeche Mode 12" Vinyl Singles Collector's Edition Boxed Set Series Continues With Release Of Songs of Faith and Devotion | The 12" Singles 
On October 30

LOS ANGELES – Depeche Mode 12" vinyl singles project continues with the release of SONGS OF FAITH AND DEVOTION | THE 12" SINGLES on October 30 from Rhino. The set is available for pre-order starting today. 

SONGS OF FAITH AND DEVOTION | THE 12" SINGLES, a collector's edition deluxe boxed set, contains eight 12" vinyl discs showcasing the singles—“I Feel You,” “Walking In My Shoes,” “Condemnation” and “In Your Room” --and key B-sides, mixes and live recordings contemporaneous to Depeche Mode's pivotal Songs of Faith and Devotion album. 

From their earliest days as a band, Depeche Mode have championed 12" vinyl, embracing the format's singular power and potential for innovation. The 12" single allowed the band to explore new sonic possibilities while the tactile physical beauty of real-world packaging gave Depeche Mode room to develop a sophisticated and commanding design aesthetic. Depeche Mode used their singles discography as a means of offering left field remixes, rare B-sides, standout concert performances and other exclusive delights for fans.

Songs of Faith and Devotion carried on Depeche Mode's tradition of releasing phenomenal 12" singles in correlation with their albums. Songs of Faith and Devotion introduced fans to signature songs in the DM canon including "I Feel You" (the band's highest-charting single worldwide), "Walking In My Shoes," "Condemnation" and "In Your Room." 

SONGS OF FAITH AND DEVOTION | THE 12" SINGLES contains original and special edition versions of each single.

Rhino released the first two boxed sets in the Depeche Mode 12" singles series--Speak & Spell | The Singles and A Broken Frame | The Singles--in August 2018 with the second batch--Construction Time Again | The 12" Singles and Some Great Reward | The 12" Singles--arriving in December 2018. Rhino released Depeche Mode's Black Celebration | The 12" Singles and Music For The Masses | The 12" Singles on May 31, 2019. The most recent title in the series, Violator | The 12" Singles was issued in July 2020. 

Each boxed set in the series contains the singles from each Depeche Mode album on audiophile-quality 12" vinyl, with audio mastered from the original tapes. The artwork for the exterior of each of the box sets draws on iconography inspired by the original releases, while the vinyl sleeves themselves feature the original single artwork.

The Depeche Mode 12" Singles Series will continue over coming years, with plans to release boxes containing the singles from each of the band's albums in similar deluxe audiophile-grade collector's editions.

Songs of Faith and Devotion | The 12'' Singles
Track Listing:

I Feel You (12BONG 21)
A “I Feel You (Throb Mix)”
A “I Feel You (Seven Inch Mix)” 
B “I Feel You (Babylon Mix)”
B “One Caress” 

I Feel You (L12BONG 21)
A “I Feel You (Life's Too Short Mix)”
A “I Feel You (Swamp Mix)”
B “I Feel You (Renegade Soundwave Afghan Surgery Mix)”
B “I Feel You (Helmet At The Helm Mix)”
 
Walking In My Shoes (12BONG 22)
A “Walking In My Shoes (Grungy Gonads Mix)” 
A “Walking In My Shoes (Seven Inch Mix)” 
B “My Joy (Seven Inch Mix)” 
B “My Joy (Slow Slide Mix)”  

Walking In My Shoes (L12BONG 22)
A “Walking In My Shoes (Extended Twelve Inch Mix)”  
A “Walking In My Shoes (Random Carpet Mix)”  
B “Walking In My Shoes (Anandamidic Mix)” 
B “Walking In My Shoes (Ambient Whale Mix)” 

Condemnation (12BONG 23)
A “Condemnation (Paris Mix)”
A “Death's Door (Jazz Mix)”
B “Rush (Spiritual Guidance Mix)”
B “Rush (Amylnitrate Mix - Instrumental)”
B “Rush (Wild Planet Mix - Vocal)”

Condemnation (L12BONG 23)
A “Condemnation (Live)”
A “Personal Jesus (Live)” 
B “Enjoy The Silence (Live)”
B “Halo (Live)”

In Your Room (12BONG 24)
A “In Your Room (Zephyr Mix)”
A “In Your Room (Apex Mix)”
A “In Your Room (The Jeep Rock Mix)”
B “Higher Love (Adrenaline Mix)” 
B “In Your Room (Extended Zephyr Mix)” 

In Your Room (L12BONG 24)
A “In Your Room (Live)”
A “Policy of Truth (Live)”
A “World In My Eyes (Live)” 
B “Fly On The Windscreen (Live)”
B “Never Let Me Down Again (Live)”
B “Death's Door (Live)”

depechemode.com
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JONI MITCHELL

ANNOUNCES EXTENSIVE ARCHIVE SERIES

 

Joni Mitchell Archives Vol. 1: The Early Years (1963-1967) Debuts October 30

As 5-CD And Digital Collection Featuring Nearly Six Hours Of Unreleased Audio,

Including Her First Known Recordings, Home Demos, And Live Performances

That Spotlight Mitchell’s Formative Years As A Performer And Songwriter;

Liner Notes Include New Conversations With Mitchell And Cameron Crowe

A 1963 Canadian Radio Performance Of “House Of The Rising Sun,”

Mitchell’s Earliest Known Recording, Is Available Today

LISTEN NOW

 

Official Joni Mitchell Website, Social Media Properties,

And YouTube Channel Launch Today;

Limited Edition Vinyl Available For Pre-Order Now Exclusively At JoniMitchell.com

 

LOS ANGELES – Since her debut album arrived in 1968, Joni Mitchell’s songs have been embraced across generations, inspired multitudes of artists around the world, and earned every conceivable accolade. She is now opening her vault for the first time to create the Joni Mitchell Archives, a new series of boxed set releases that will span the next several years, featuring deep dives in to unreleased content from different eras of her storied career. Mitchell has been intimately involved in producing the archive series, lending her vision and personal touch to every element of the project. 
 
The series debuts on October 30 with JONI MITCHELL ARCHIVES VOL. 1: THE EARLY YEARS (1963-1967), which features nearly six hours of unreleased home, live, and radio recordings that flow chronologically to paint a rich portrait of Mitchell’s rapid growth as a performer and songwriter during the period leading up to her debut album. This treasure trove of unheard audio includes 29 original Mitchell compositions that have never been released before with her vocals. The collection will be available as a deluxe 5-CD set ($64.98) as well as digitally.

The collection begins in 1963 with her earliest-known recording as a 19-year-old Mitchell performs at CFQC AM, a radio station in her hometown of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The first song from this set, Mitchell’s take on “House Of The Rising Sun,” is available today as a digital single. Click HERE to listen now. The box culminates with a stirring, three-set 1967 nightclub performance recorded at the Canterbury House in Ann Arbor, Michigan. 
                                                                                                     
Both of these performances will be available separately on 180-gram vinyl on October 30. The first, EARLY JONI – 1963 will be released as a single LP on 180-gram vinyl for $21.98. Like several of Mitchell’s past albums, the cover for EARLY JONI features a self-portrait and marks her first new art in many years. The other, LIVE AT CANTERBURY HOUSE – 1967, is a 3-LP set for $59.98 and includes Mitchell’s entire three-set performance from October 27, 1967. Production of this 180-gram vinyl set will be limited to 10,000 copies. 

To coincide with the JONI MITCHELL ARCHIVE series, Mitchell has launched an official website (www.jonimitchell.com), social media properties (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter), and YouTube channel. These platforms will be sources for news, photos, videos and other historical content as well as exclusive album release, merchandise, and more. Limited edition, colored vinyl versions of both EARLY JONI (1,500 copies on 180-gram clear vinyl) and LIVE AT CANTERBURY HOUSE – 1967 (1,500 copies on 180-gram white vinyl) are available for pre-order now exclusively at store.jonimitchell.com. Any music product purchased on the official Joni Mitchell store comes with an exclusive 7”x7” art print honoring the launch of the archive series. 

Through a wealth of unreleased live performances, home recordings, and radio broadcasts, ARCHIVES VOL. 1 brings into focus the period when Mitchell was finding her voice artistically. It shows her moving away from the folk standards of her early days (“John Hardy” and “House Of The Rising Sun”) and starting to write and sing her own songs (“Day After Day” and “Urge For Going.”)

ARCHIVES VOL. 1 reveals just how prolific a songwriter Mitchell was at the time. In addition to early versions of songs that would appear on Song To A Seagull (“Michael From Mountains” and “I Had A King”), the set also features songs destined for later albums: “Chelsea Morning” “Both Sides Now” (Clouds, 1969); “The Circle Game” (Ladies of the Canyon, 1970); and “Little Green” (Blue, 1971). 

More than a just historic document, these recordings crackle with energy thanks to a vibrant and enchanting Mitchell. On many, you can hear her tuning her guitar and telling a story about the song before playing it. That includes her rare 1967 cover of Neil Young’s “Sugar Mountain,” a song she says inspired her to write “The Circle Game.”

The 5-CD collection includes a 40-page booklet that features many unseen photos from Mitchell’s personal collection as well as new liner notes featuring conversations between writer/filmmaker Cameron Crowe and Mitchell, who recently spent Sunday afternoons together discussing her archives. Crowe will continue to provide liners for future releases in the series. 

Liner notes for both vinyl releases were each composed by people who were in the room when the original performances were recorded. Barry Bowman was working as a DJ at radio station CFQC in 1963 and provides the notes for EARLY JONI. Bob Franke, who was covering Mitchell’s show at Canterbury House for the Michigan Daily while also moonlighting as a doorman at the club, pens the liners for LIVE AT CANTERBURY HOUSE. His original review for the Michigan Daily is also included. 

Looking back, Mitchell reflects on her early label of “folk singer”: “The early stuff, I shouldn’t be such a snob against it. A lot of these songs, I just lost them. They fell away. They only exist in these recordings. For so long I rebelled against the term, ‘I was never a folk-singer.’ I would get pissed off if they put that label on me. I didn’t think it was a good description of what I was. And then I listened and…it was beautiful. It made me forgive my beginnings. And I had this realization…I was a folk singer!” 

JONI MITCHELL ARCHIVES VOL. 1: THE EARLY YEARS (1963 TO 1967)
Full Track Listing

Disc One
Radio Station CFQC AM, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (ca. 1963)
1.      “House Of The Rising Sun”
2.      “John Hardy”
3.      “Dark As A Dungeon”
4.      “Tell Old Bill”
5.      “Nancy Whiskey”
6.      “Anathea”
7.      “Copper Kettle”
8.      “Fare Thee Well (Dink’s Song)”
9.      “Molly Malone”
Live at the Half Beat: Yorkville, Toronto, Canada (October 21, 1964)
First Set
10.  Introduction
11.  “Nancy Whiskey”
12.  Intro to “The Crow On The Cradle”
13.  “The Crow On The Cradle”
14.  “Pastures Of Plenty”
15.  “Every Night When The Sun Goes In”
16.  Intro to “Sail Away”
17.  “Sail Away”
Second Set
18.  “John Hardy”
19.  “Dark As A Dungeon”
20.  Intro to “Maids When You’re Young Never Wed An Old Man”
21.  “Maids When You’re Young Never Wed An Old Man”
22.  “The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow”
23.  “Deportee (Plane Crash At Los Gatos)”
24.  Joni’s Parents’ House: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada (February 1965) 
25.  “The Long Black Rifle”
26.  “Ten Thousand Miles”
27.  “Seven Daffodils”

Disc Two 
Myrtle Anderson Birthday Tape: Detroit, MI (1965)
1.      “Urge For Going”
2.      “Born To Take The Highway”
3.      “Here Today And Gone Tomorrow”
Jac Holzman Demo: Detroit, MI (August 24, 1965)
4.      “What Will You Give Me”
5.      “Let It Be Me”
6.      “The Student Song”
7.      “Day After Day”
8.      “Like The Lonely Swallow”
Let’s Sing Out, CBC TV: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Canada (October 4, 1965)
9.      “Favorite Colour”
10.  “Me And My Uncle”
Home Demo: Detroit, MI (ca. 1966)
11.  “Sad Winds Blowin’”
Let’s Sing Out, CBC TV: Laurentian University, London, ON, Canada (October 24, 1966)
12.  “Just Like Me”
13.  “Night In The City”
Live at the 2nd Fret: Philadelphia, PA (November 1966)
14.  “Brandy Eyes”
15.  Intro to “Urge For Going”
16.  “Urge For Going”
17.  Intro to “What’s The Story Mr. Blue”
18.  “What’s The Story Mr. Blue”
19.  “Eastern Rain”
20.  Intro to “The Circle Game”
21.  “The Circle Game”
22.  Intro to “Night In The City”
23.  “Night In The City”
 
Disc Three
Folklore, WHAT FM: Philadelphia, PA, (March 12, 1967)
1.      Intro to “Both Sides Now”
2.      “Both Sides Now”
3.      Intro to “The Circle Game”
4.      “The Circle Game”
Live at the 2nd Fret: Philadelphia, PA (March 17, 1967)
Second Set
5.      “Morning Morgantown”
6.      “Born To Take The Highway”
7.      Intro to “Song To A Seagull”
8.      “Song To A Seagull”
Third Set
9.      “Winter Lady”
10.  Intro to “Both Sides Now”
11.  “Both Sides Now”
Folklore, WHAT FM: Philadelphia, PA (March 19, 1967)
12.  Intro to “Eastern Rain”
13.  “Eastern Rain”
14.  Intro to “Blue On Blue”
15.  “Blue On Blue”
“A Record Of My Changes” – Michael’s Birthday Tape: North Carolina (May 1967)
16.  “Gemini Twin”
17.  “Strawflower Me”
18.  “A Melody In Your Name”
19.  “Tin Angel”
20.  “I Don’t Know Where I Stand”
21.  Joni improvising
Folklore, WHAT FM: Philadelphia, PA (May 28, 1967)
22.  Intro to “Sugar Mountain”
23.  “Sugar Mountain”
 
Disc Four
Home Demo: New York City, NY (ca. June 1967)
1.      “I Had A King”
2.      “Free Darling”
3.      “Conversation”
4.      “Morning Morgantown”
5.      “Dr. Junk”
6.      “Gift Of The Magi”
7.      “Chelsea Morning”
8.      “Michael From Mountains”
9.      “Cara’s Castle”
10.  “Jeremy” (Incomplete)
Live at Canterbury House: Ann Arbor, MI (October 27, 1967)
First Set
11.  “Conversation”
12.  Intro to “Come To The Sunshine”
13.  “Come To The Sunshine”
14.  Intro to “Chelsea Morning”
15.  “Chelsea Morning”
16.  Intro to “Gift Of The Magi”
17.  “Gift Of The Magi”
18.  “Play Little David”
19.  Intro to “The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow”
20.  “The Dowie Dens Of Yarrow”
21.  “I Had A King”
22.  Intro to “Free Darling”
23.  “Free Darling”
24.  Intro to “Cactus Tree”
25.  “Cactus Tree”
 
Disc Five
Live at Canterbury House: Ann Arbor, MI (October 27, 1967)
Second Set
1.      “Little Green”
2.      Intro to “Marcie”
3.      “Marcie”
4.      Intro to “Ballerina Valerie”
5.      “Ballerina Valerie”
6.      “The Circle Game”
7.      Intro to “Michael From Mountains”
8.      “Michael From Mountains”
9.      “Go Tell The Drummer Man”
10.  Intro to “I Don’t Know Where I Stand”
11.  “I Don’t Know Where I Stand”
Third Set
12.  “A Melody In Your Name”
13.  Intro to “Carnival In Kenora”
14.  “Carnival In Kenora”
15.  “Songs To Aging Children Come”
16.  Intro to “Dr. Junk”
17.  “Dr. Junk”
18.  “Morning Morgantown”
19.  Intro to “Night In The City”
20.  “Night In The City”
21.  “Both Sides Now”
22.  “Urge For Going”

EARLY JONI – 1963
LP Track Listing

Side One
1.      “House Of The Rising Sun”
2.      “John Hardy”
3.      “Dark As A Dungeon”
4.      “Tell Old Bill”
5.      “Nancy Whiskey”

Side Two
1.      “Anathea”
2.      “Copper Kettle”
3.      “Fare Thee Well (Dink’s Song)”
4.      “Molly Malone”

LIVE AT CANTERBURY HOUSE – 1967
3LP Track Listing

Side One: First Set
1.      “Conversation”
2.      Intro to “Come To The Sunshine”
3.      “Come To The Sunshine”
4.      Intro to “Chelsea Morning”
5.      “Chelsea Morning”
6.      Intro to “Gift Of The Magi”
7.      “Gift Of The Magi”

Side Two
1.      “Play Little David”
2.      Intro to “The Dowy Dens Of Yarrow”
3.      “The Dowy Dens Of Yarrow”
4.      “I Had A King”
5.      Intro to “Free Darling”
6.      “Free Darling”
7.      Intro to “Cactus Tree”
8.      “Cactus Tree”

Side Three: Second Set
1.      “Little Green”
2.      Intro to “Marcie”
3.      “Marcie”
4.      Intro to “Ballerina Valerie”
5.      “Ballerina Valerie”
6.      “The Circle Game”

Side Four
1.      Intro to “Michael From Mountains”
2.      “Michael From Mountains”
3.      “Go Tell The Drummer Man”
4.      Intro to “I Don’t Know Where I Stand”
5.      “I Don’t Know Where I Stand”

Side Five: Third Set
1.      “A Melody In Your Name”
2.      Intro to “Carnival In Kenora”
3.      “Carnival In Kenora”
4.      “Songs To Aging Children Come”
5.      Intro to “Dr. Junk”
6.      “Dr. Junk”

Side Six
1.      “Morning Morgantown”
2.      Intro to “Night In The City”
3.      “Night In The City”
4.      “Both Sides Now”
5.      “Urge For Going”

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