REAL GONE MUSIC'S JANUARY 2012 REISSUES

REAL GONE MUSIC'S JANUARY 2012 REISSUES FEATURE
GLEN CAMPBELL LIVE, MAGGIE & TERRE ROCHE, BILL MEDLEY, JODY MILLER, THE TYMES, MAYNARD FERGUSON, AND MORE GRATEFUL DEAD DICKS PICKS

Glen Campbell’s 1975 Live in Japan was never released in the U.S., 
while Bill Medley twofer chronicles his late ’60s
post-Righteous Brothers solo career

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — A never-before-released Glen Campbell live album, Bill Medley’s post-Righteous Brothers solo albums for MGM, a 1975 album by Maggie & Terre Roche of the Roches, a retrospective of country singer Jody Miller’s Epic Records years and two new Dick’s Picksvolumes from the Grateful Dead headline the January 2012 lineup for Real Gone Music, the new indie label helmed by reissue veterans Gordon Anderson and Gabby Castellana. The January rollout will also feature, as part of the label’s ongoing partnership with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc., The Tymes’ So Much in Love and the complete Cameo recordings of jazz trumpeter Maynard Ferguson.

The multi-talented Glen Campbell, who has enjoyed a 50-year career as singer, guitarist and television personality, is the recent recipient of much warm sentiment as he released his final album and embarked on his final tour. Campbell’s 1975 Live in Japan was originally issued only across the Pacific. The album will receive its worldwide CD release on January 24, 2011. Glen is at the peak of his powers here, pulling favorites from his vaunted songbook while displaying his usual unerring taste in covers (Conway Twitty’s “It’s Only Make Believe,” Paul Anka’s “My Way”). The album was released in a gorgeous gatefold package that Real Gone has faithfully reproduced along with other graphic elements. It’s a timely tribute to one of the great American music entertainers.

Also on January 24, Real Gone will release reissues from Bill Medley and Maggie & Terre Roche and a Jody Miller compilation. Bill Medley recorded two late ’60s albums for MGM Records — Bill Medley 100% and Soft & Soulful — after his split from fellow Righteous Brother Bobby Hatfield. Fans of the Righteous Brothers’ blue-eyed soul will find plenty to like as the two albums feature the act’s signature marriage of pop and R&B with the studio chops you’d expect from an artist who learned from Phil Spector (and himself produced some of the Righteous Brothers’ biggest hits).

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GRATEFUL DEAD: DICK'S PICKS

“Dick” was Dick Latvala, the official tape archivist for the Grateful Dead until 1999, whose in- spiration and encyclopedic knowledge of the band’s vaults spawned the fabled Dick’s Picks series of live Dead concert recordings. Comprised of 36volumes, Dick’s Picks follows the band on its long, strange trip through a multitude of eras, tours and venues, featuring hand- picked shows that display the band at its visionary, improvisational height. Now, Real Gone Music is finally bringing this unparalleled cache of Dead concert brilliance to you!

• The Legendary Series of Peak Live Shows, Carefully Culled Straight from the Band's Vaults

• Spanning Their Entire, Unparalleled Career

• Featuring Photo-Packed Booklets

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 21, 2011

GRATEFUL DEAD: Dick’s Picks Vol. 34—Rochester, NY 11/5/77 (3-CD Set)

 This three-CD set won raves from the Dead collector community both for its pristine sound (mastered in HDCD) and blazing performances (check out the ever-ascending version of The Other One in the second set). Includes the com- plete 11/5/77 show from the Community War Memorial in Rochester, leav- ened with some particularly inspired excerpts from the 11/2/77 show at the Seneca College Field House in Toronto. Never before available in stores!

Songs include DISC ONE (Set One): New Minglewood Blues; Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo; Looks Like Rain; Dire Wolf; Mama Tried/Big River; Candyman; Jack Straw; Deal DISC TWO (Set Two): Phil Solo; Take a Step Back/Eyes of the World/Samson & Delilah; It Must Have Been the Roses BONUS TRACKS: Might as Well; Estimated Prophet/St. Stephen/Truckin’; Around and Around DISC THREE (Set Two Cont.):Estimated Prophet/He’s Gone/Rhythm Devils/ The Other One/Black Peter/Sugar Magnolia; One More Saturday Night BONUS TRACKS: Lazy Lightning/Supplication.

UPC: 848064000037 ORDER NOW

GRATEFUL DEAD: Dick’s Picks Vol. 35—San Diego, CA 8/7/71, Chicago, IL 8/24/71 (4-CD Set)

The story behind this volume of Dick’s Picks is truly rich—Jerry Garcia gave the 1⁄4” tapes to these shows to Keith Godchaux in order to famil- iarize him with the band’s repertoire. Godchaux then left the tapes on his parents’ houseboat in Alameda, where they remained for nearly 35 years until being discovered by Keith’s brother in 2005! Despite the less-than-optimal storage conditions, the sound on this four-CD set (mastered in HDCD) is stellar, and the fact that these tapes were lost means that soundboard recordings of this tour were very scarce indeed. Includes the entire San Diego show and all that could be salvaged from the Chicago show, plus the end of the 8/6/71 show at the Hollywood Bowl. Never before available in stores!

Songs include DISC ONE (San Diego Set One): Big Railroad Blues; El Paso; Mr. Charlie; Sugaree; Mama Tried; Bertha; Big Boss Man; Promised Land; Hard to Handle; Cumberland Blues; Casey Jones (San Diego Set Two): Truckin’ DISC TWO (San Diego Set Two Cont.): China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider; Next Time You See Me; Sugar Magnolia; Sing Me Back Home; Me and My Uncle; Not Fade Away/Goin’ down the Road Feeling Bad/Jam; Johnny B Goode CHICAGO SHOW: Uncle John’s Band; Playing in the Band; Loser DISC THREE: It Hurts Me Too; Cumberland Blues; Empty Pages; Beat It On down the Line; Brown-Eyed Woman; Saint Stephen; Not Fade Away/Goin’ down the Road Feeling Bad/Not Fade Away; Me and Bobby McGee; Big Boss Man; Brokedown Palace DISC FOUR: Good Lovin’ BONUS TRACKS: The Other One/Me and My Uncle/The Other One; Deal; Sugar Magnolia; Morning Dew; Turn on Your Lovelight

UPC: 848064000044 ORDER NOW

GRATEFUL DEAD: Dick’s Picks Vol. 36—The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA 9/21/72 (4-CD Set)

 This 1972 performance comes with a very good pedigree, as Dick Latvala had this show on his short list of candidates for the very first release in the Dick’s Picks series! Includes the complete Philadelphia concert (check out the Dark Star/Morning Dew transition) plus some bonuses from a 9/3/72 show at Folsom Field in Boulder, CO. This four-CD show (mastered in HDCD) is now available at retail for the first time!

Songs include DISC ONE (Set One): Promised Land; Bird Song; El Paso; China Cat Sunflower/I Know You Rider; Black-Throated Wind; Big Railroad Blues; Jack Straw; Loser; Big River DISC TWO (Set One Cont.): Ramble On Rose; Cumberland Blues; Playing in the Band (Set Two): He’s Gone/Truckin’; Black Peter; Mexicali Blues DISC THREE (Set Two Cont.): Dark Star/Morning Dew; Beat It On down the Line; Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo; Sugar Magnolia; Friend of the Devil DISC FOUR (Set Two Cont.): Not Fade Away/ Goin’ down the Road Feeling Bad/Not Fade Away; One More Saturday Night BONUS TRACKS: He’s Gone/The Other One/Wharf Rat

UPC: 848064000051 ORDER NOW

DAVID ROSE: THE DAVID ROSE CHRISTMAS ALBUM

• Long-Requested Christmas Album from the Legendary Composer/ Arranger/Conductor

• Produced by Cult Favorite David Axelrod

• First Time on CD

• Newly Remastered with Liner Notes

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 21, 2011

You wouldn’t think the guy responsible for the ultimate bump- and-grind anthem “The Stripper” would also have arranged and conducted one of the all-time favorite Christmas albums of all time, but that just goes to show just how versatile a musician David Rose was. Produced by David Axelrod, this 1968 release has been a fixture atop holiday music fan’s wish lists—in fact, this album was so popular that Capitol reissued it under the title Little Drummer Boy: Christmas Favorites Conducted by David Rose, and music from this album has long been prominently featured inside Disney theme parks at the Main Street U.S.A. Christmas Area. This Real Gone reissue comes to you with the origi- nal artwork from the original release, with sparkling remastering and liner notes. INCLUDES: Carol of the Bells; Little Drummer Boy; The Christmas Waltz; The Christmas Tree; The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to You); I Saw Three Ships; Medley: Deck the Halls/The First Noel/Joy to the World; Medley: Silent Night/ O Come All Ye Faithful; The Twelve Days of Christmas; Toyland; Medley: Christmas Is Coming/Angels We Have Heard on High

UPC: 848064000136 ORDER NOW

ED AMES: CHRISTMAS WITH ED AMES & CHRISTMAS IS THE WARMEST TIME OF THE YEAR

• Two Sought-After Christmas Albums from the Famed Singer and Actor

• Featuring His Beloved Version of "Do You Hear What I Hear?"

• First Time on CD for Both Albums

• Newly Remastered with Liner Notes

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 21, 2011

Ed Ames first gained notoriety as one of four siblings in the beloved ‘50s vocal group the Ames Brothers, but his star rose even higher when he split off for a solo career as an actor—starring as Chief Bromden opposite Kirk Douglas in the Broadway premiere production of One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest and, of course, as Mingo on the Daniel Boone television show—and as a singer, recording some 20 albums for RCA throughout the ‘60s and early ‘70s. Though he scored a couple of big hits with “My Cup Runneth Over” and “Who Will Answer?,” for many his two Christmas albums, Christmas with Ed Ames (featuring his beloved rendition of “Do You Hear What I Hear?”) and Christmas Is the Warmest Time of the Year, remain the high points of his recording career, perennial fixtures atop holiday music fans’ wish lists. Real Gone Music’s reissue of these Christmas favorites includes the original album artwork, liner notes and a remastering job that really brings out the rich tones of Ed’s distinctive baritone.

TRACK LISTING:

Christmas with Ed Ames (1967) Deck the Halls; Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!; O Come All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles); Away in the Manger; Do You Hear What I Hear; Joy to the World; The Ballad of the Christmas Donkey; Sweet Little Jesus Boy; I Wonder as I Wander; I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day; The First Noel

Christmas Is the Warmest Time of the Year (1970) The Prince of Peace (A Child Was Born); See the Light; Silent Night; The Little Drummer Boy; O Holy Night (Cantique de Noel); O Bambino (One Cold and Blessed Winter); Little White Donkey (Carrying the Lord to Jerusalem); Some Children See Him; The Lord’s Prayer; What Child Is This; Christmas Is the Warmest Time of the Year

UPC: 848064000143 ORDER NOW

CAMEO PARKWAY HOLIDAY HITS

The Philadelphia-based Cameo-Parkway label was one of the leading independ- ent labels of the late ‘50s and mid ’60s, home to such top-selling artists as Bobby Rydell and Chubby Checker, and like any self-respecting indie label of the era, it recorded its share of holiday-themed recordings, which this 18-track collection wraps up with a bow (only four of these tracks have ever been on CD)! Extensive liner notes accompany—a real Christmas treat for collectors!

• 18 Holiday-Themed Songs from the Vaults of the Legendary Indie Label, Selected by Label Curator Teri Landi

• 13 Songs Never Before on CD

• Extensive Liner Notes

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 15, 2011

Track Listing:

1. Jingle Bell Rock Bobby Rydell and Chubby Checker 2. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town Rudolph Statler Orchestra 3. Joy To The World International Pop Orchestra 4. Merry Christmas The Cameos 5. Auld Lang Syne Beethoven Ben 6. White Christmas (3 O’Clock Weather Report) Bobby The Poet 7. Winter Wonderland Rudolph Statler Orchestra 8. I’ll Stay Home (New Year’s Eve) The Jaynells 9. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing International Pop Orchestra 10. Jingle Bells Imitations Bobby Rydell and Chubby Checker 11. Twelve Days Of Christmas Mexicani Marimba Band 12. Donde Esta Santa Claus (Where Is Santa Claus)? Toni Stante 13. Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow Rudolph Statler Orchestra 14. The First Noel International Pop Orchestra 15. New Years Eve The Cameos 16. Auld Lang Syne Bob Johnson and The Lonesome Travelers 17. Deck the Halls International Pop Orchestra 18. Sock It To Me Santa Bob Seger and The Last Heard

UPC: 848064000099 ORDER NOW

? and the Mysterians

ABKCO Records, in conjuction with Real Gone Music, is proud to present the two albums released by Question Mark & the Mysterians on the Cameo label, pressed on 180-gram vinyl with the original artwork intact! Hailing from Saginaw, Michigan, this group of Mexican-American teenagers will forever be anointed as the garage band’s garage band with all the bonafides collectors of ‘60s cool cherish—the name, derived from a Japanese horror film; the sound, an insistent, three chord beat powered by that unmistakable Vox organ tone; and, of course, the sunglasses-shod Question Mark himself, who claims to have been born on Mars and lived among the dinosaurs in a past life. Though their signature hit, “96 Tears,” ranks as one of the most recognizable and beloved songs of the ‘60s, their two original albums have never come out on LP in this country since their original re- lease...till now!

• The Two Original Albums Released by the Legendary Garage Band on the Cameo Label

• Reissued on 180-Gram Vinyl, Remastered from the Original Tape Sources by Bob Ludwig and Lacquer Cutting by Carl Rowatti of TruTone Mastering

• Mastered at 45 rpm for Maximum Fidelity.

• First Time Available on LP in America Since Their Original LP Release

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 15, 2011

QUESTION MARK & THE MYSTERIANS: 96 Tears (180 Gram LP) Contrary to urban legend, this 1966 album didn’t peak at #96 on the Billboard charts; instead, it went all the way up to #66!

Track Listing: I Need Somebody; Stormy Monday; You’re Telling Me Lies; Ten O’Clock; Set Aside; Up Side; 8 Teen; Don’t Tease Me; Don’t Break This Heart of Mine; Why Me; Midnight Hour; 96 Tears

UPC: 848064000105 ORDER NOW

QUESTION MARK & THE MYSTERIANS: Action (180 Gram LP) This 1967 album didn’t see any chart “action,” but did notch a couple of hits with “Girl (You Captivate Me)” and

“Can’t Get Enough of You Baby!”

Track Listing: Girl (You Captivate Me); Can’t Get Enough of You Baby; Got To; I’ll Be Back;Shout; Hangin’ on a String; Smokes; It’s Not Easy; Don’t Hold It Against Me;Just Like a Rose; Do You Feel It.

UPC: 848064000112 ORDER NOW

THE GIRLS FROM PETTICOAT JUNCTION - SIXTIES SOUNDS

• Rare singles and unreleased tracks from Linda Kaye Henning, Lori Saunders and Meredith MacRae, the three sisters on Petticoat Junction
• All in debut stereo
• Includes Petticoat Junction theme song, complete with train whistle
• Released to coincide with the upcoming publication of Petticoat Junction—The History of Hooterville (Bear Manor Books) and DVD releases of Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 8, 2011

THE GIRLS FROM PETTICOAT JUNCTION - SIXTIES SOUNDS CD

When the classic comedy series Petticoat Junction premiered in 1963—on the heels of its sister series The Beverly Hillbillies—it became an immediate hit, ranking #4 for the season. The series ran for over 200 episodes through 1970 and became a popular fixture in syndication,TV Land and other nostalgic outlets.

Part of Petticoat Junction's huge popularity could be traced to the three lovely ladies who starred as sisters on the show: Linda Kaye Henning as Betty Jo Bradley, Lori Saunders as Bobbi Jo Bradley and Meredith MacRae as Billie Jo Bradley. Before there were Charlie's Angels, these girls were subtle sex symbols of the '60s, appealing to the guys while also being idolized by female viewers. 

During the long run of the sitcom, these "Hooterville Honeys" become a musical act, appearing at night clubs, fairs and other venues as well as television music-variety-talk programs with Johnny Carson, Ed Sullivan, Mike Douglas, Pat Boone and Dick Clark.

In 1968, the Petticoat Junction gals hit Liberty Recording Studios with music producer Joe Saraceno (The Ventures and The Sunshine Company) and the group of Los Angeles studio musicans known as the Wrecking Crew to lay down slices of quintessential '60s pop for Imperial Records. Among the selections were Neil Sedaka's country girl-meets Hollywood tune “Wheeling, West Virginia,” the Spanky & Our Gang favorite “If You Could Only Be Me” and covers of Jimmy Webb's classic “Up, Up & Away,” the Youngbloods' anthem “Let's Get Together (Love One Another)” and the jaunty Innocence hit “There's Got To Be A Word.”

THE GIRLS FROM PETTICOAT JUNCTION - SIXTIES SOUNDS compiles the long-unavailable and highly-collectible Imperial singles onto an album for the very first time, including previously unreleased tracks and debut stereo versions for every recording. Among the bonus material is a rare 1967 Capitol Records single by Meredith MacRae (“Who Needs Memories Of Him, Goodbye Love”) and the Petticoat Junction theme song sung by original TV series vocalist and co-composer Curt Massey, complete with train whistle.

This new CD will be cross-promoted with the upcoming publication of Petticoat Junction - The History of Hooterville (Bear Manor Books) and DVD releases of Petticoat Junction and The Beverly Hillbillies. Additionally, music videos of key songs will promote the album online and Linda Kaye Henning will be available for press interviews.

Petticoat Junction will also be saluted with a tribute at the Paley Center for the Media in Beverly Hills to coincide with the release of the CD and book.

Track listing:

1. IF YOU COULD ONLY BE ME; 2. WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA; 3. GOODBYE LOVE; 4. THERE'S GOT TO BE A WORD (previously unreleased); 5. RAIN (previously unreleased) - with The Sunshine Company; 6. I'M SO GLAD THAT YOU FOUND ME; 7. WHO NEEDS MEMORIES OF HIM; 8. UP, UP & AWAY (previously unreleased) with The Sunshine Company; 9. LOVE ONE ANOTHER (Let's Get Together) (previously unreleased); 10. THIRTY DAYS HATH SEPTEMBER; 11. PETTICOAT JUNCTION - Curt Massey

UPC: 848064000129 ORDER NOW

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September 20, 2011

REAL GONE MUSIC IS NEW REISSUE LABEL CREATED BY MUSIC INDUSTRY VETERANS GORDON ANDERSON AND GABBY CASTELLANA

New Razor & Tie-distributed label will debut in November with Grateful Dead “Dick’s Picks” albums, ? and the Mysterians 180-gram vinyl, David Rose, Ed Ames, Connie Stevens, Joanie Sommers, Shelby Flint, Cameo Parkway Holiday Hits and The Girls from Petticoat Junction

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — The newly formed Real Gone Music re-issue label boasts a diverse release schedule for 2011 and 2012 drawing from both major label licensing arms and independents, featuring such artists as the Grateful Dead, Connie Stevens, Rick Nelson and, kicking off Real Gone’s licensing arrangement with ABKCO Music & Records, Inc., ? and the Mysterians. 

Real Gone Music, formed and helmed by industry vets Gordon Anderson and Gabby Castellana, aims to establish itself as the most eclectic and prolific catalog and reissue label in the country. The label has announced distribution through by Razor & Tie.

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REAL GONE MUSIC PRESENTS "SINGLE" GIRLS OF THE '60s!

Original Mono Single Sides from Three of the Most Iconic Girl Singers of the '60s

Most Songs Never Before on CD 

Virtually None of the Original Single Mixes Available Anywhere Since the Original 45-rpm Release 

Careful Remastering, Extensive Photos and Annotation

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 8, 2011

 

CONNIE STEVENS: The Complete Warner Bros. Singles (2CD Set)

Connie’s singles rank as the most indispensable items in her catalog, because she—as a late-‘50s/early-‘60s pop culture phenomenon starring in TV series like Hawaiian Eye and films like Palm Springs Weekend—was more a singles-oriented artist than an album-oriented one. This is the first-ever do- mestic compilation of her work, but it’s far more than that—a lot of these tracks have never been on CD, and they appear here in the original mono single mixes, just the way you originally heard them on the radio! Includes her duet with Edd “Kookie” Byrnes, Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb); her rare radio promo single Why Can’t He Care for Me?, plus Apollo; Why Do I Cry for Joey; Sixteen Reasons; Little Sister; Too Young to Go Steady; A Little Kiss Is a Kiss Is a Kiss; Make Believe Lover; And This Is Mine; If You Don’t, Somebody Else Will; Greenwood Tree; Man Soll Such So Schwell Nicht Liberileba; La La Lu; Why’d You Want to Make Me Cry; Just One Kiss; Mr. Songwriter; I Couldn’t Say No; Hey, Good Lookin’; Nobody’s Lone- some for Me; Little Miss Understood; There Goes Your Guy; A Girl Never Knows; They’re Jealous of Me; Now That You’ve Gone; Lost in Wonderland; In the Deep of Night; Something Beautiful; Don’t You Want to Love Me; In My Room; All of My Life; That’s All I Want from You; How Bitter the Taste of Love; Most of All; It’ll Never Happen Again, and What Will I Tell Him.

UPC: 848064000068 ORDER NOW

 

JOANIE SOMMERS: The Complete Warner Bros. Singles (2CD Set)

Joanie was the other big female crossover (records and TV) star on the Warner Bros. roster besides Connie Stevens, and just like was the case with Connie, very few of her single sides have come out on CD and the only previous compilation of her work came out only in Japan! Includes Kookie’s Love Song with Edd Byrnes and the Mary Kaye Trio; One Boy; I’ll Never Be Free; Be My Love; Why Don’t You Do Right; Ruby Duby Do; Bob White; I Don’t Want to Walk Without You; Seems Like Long, Long Ago; Piano Boy; Serenade of the Bells; Makin’ Whoopee; What’s Wrong with Me; Johnny Get Angry; Theme from “A Summer Place;” When the Boys Get Together; Passing Strangers; Goodbye Joey; Bobby’s Hobbies; Memories, Memories; Since Randy Moved Away; Little Bit of Everything; Henny Penny; June Is Busting Out All Over; Little Girl Bad; Wishing Well; Goodbye Summer; Big Man; I’d Be Soo Good for You; I’m Gonna Know He’s Mine; If You Love Him; I Think I’m Gonna Cry Now; Don’t Pity Me; My Block; The Great Divide, and Talk until Midnight.

UPC: 848064000075 ORDER NOW

 

SHELBY FLINT: The Complete Valiant Singles (CD)

Part folk, part pop, part jazz, Shelby Flint’s sound was unique among ‘60s girl singers (and girl singers of any era, for that matter). This marks the first-ever collection of her recordings, so it goes without saying that virtually none of the 24 mono single sides here—which include all of her singles for Valiant plus both sides of her lone single for Cadence--have ever been on CD! This stuff holds up remarkably well today, and it is presented here with notes featuring quotes from Shelby herself plus painstaking remastering. Includes her two hits, Angel on My Shoulder and Cast Your Fate to the Wind, plus I Will Love You (Cadence and Valiant versions); Oh I Miss Him So; Joy in the Morning; Lonely Cinderella; The Lily; Somebody; Every Night; A Broken Vow; Magic Wand; The Riddle Song; I Love a Wanderer; The Boy I Love; Ugly Duckling; Little Dancing Doll; It Really Doesn’t Matter; Wonderland; Pipes of Keith; I’ve Grown Accustomed to Your Face; Our Town; What’s New, Pussycat, and Bluebird.

UPC: 848064000082 ORDER NOW

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