James Carr - You Got My Mind Messed UpYou Got My Mind Messed Up is a fine '60s Memphis soul album, even if, in the manner of many LPs of the time, it's largely built around previously released singles. As a singer Carr is up there with Otis Redding! Check out his version of "The Dark End Of The Street", sublime!

a climate of uncertainty

“and hearing my voice with Jonsi's is one of the joys of my life

It includes classic recordings from some of the 60s' biggest names

and Cale's memories of the experience

Thanks to 21st century advance techniques

B skewer the place the country has put itself in like no one else would or could as he and The Guantanamo School Of Medicine capture the full power of their live shows on disc as never before

repeated listens

that it must matter‰۝ - NME

Lyn Cornell begins this Britxotica expedition with a gutsy vocal version of Johnny Dankworth's hit African Waltz

Though she only performed three out of the many Bond film theme songs

Also included on the CD are both extended 12‰۝ mixes of Knife Slits Water

creating a rich musical world comprised of intricate vocal melodies