AJX213S

From the album - Dead Men's Shirts AJX164CD/LP and 12" single AJX169T

AJX2118 Out 9th March

From Hammond Street 3.

As the man in the corduroy suit or the cowboy who could throw a knife quicker than his opponent could shoot, James H Coburn’s silver hair stole the silver screen. He blew up trains in A Fist Full Of Dynamite, saved the world, twice, as Derek Flint, and cycled to freedom in The Great Escape. Little is known, however, of his great love of gongs. In The President’s Analyst, when Coburn played the gong in the Hippy band Clearlight, he really did play them. He collected gongs and loved to play them to any lucky visitors willing to listen. Whether or not this oddity is by the late great James Coburn or just another garage group re-working of Louie Louie is not certain. But it is still very cool.

From Sugarlumps 2. AJX187

Jensen Interceptor Fetch The Stick Known to be members of the mysterious Bohemian Underground Movement, this big band fuzz fest soars and grooves whilst managing to capture the sounds and smells of the “craze” that’s sweeping the planet…dogging.

This extraordinary Frank Zappa-esque mental madsterpiece is based around a Polish tongue twister. “CHRZASZCZ BRZMI W TRZCINIE W SZCZEBRZESZYNIE”. Which means “The beetle makes noise on wet grass” according to Polish Folk law - say it three times (IN POLISH) fast, and grow an extra foot. Try it NOW!

From Hammond Street 3 . AJX195.

Instrumental version of the wierdest track on Acid Jazz comp.Exile On Hammond St. AJXCD158. www.b-u-m.co.uk

From Smooves Debut album on Acid Jazz Records. Dead Men's Shirts.

Short clip of garage band Templar. From Sugarlumps AJX161

True story of pop excess from the Bohemian Underground Moveement.

Another cut of Dean Parrish singing the Paul Weller song Left Right & Centre with Lord Large.

Andy Lewis.Billion Pound Project.

Old School Punky Pop. New single by The Stabilisers feturing Alan Crockford from The Prisoners. Out Summer 2006.