"The Elements Of King Crimson is a special limited edition 'tour box' created exclusively for sale at King Crimson's concerts and via the band's official online outlets.
The set contains a 24 page tour booklet and two CDs containing extracts...

"A companion to the successful 2014, 2015 and 2016 Tour Boxes, as with previous releases in the series, the full variety of King Crimson’s music is presented over 2 CDs with extracts from rehearsals, new live recordings, elements from studio recordings, full tracks, alternate takes and finished recordings from 1969-2016, many of which make their first appearance on CD.
Every line-up is featured across the double CD set. Of particular interest on the new set is the inclusion on disc 2 of every part..

"Two CD set containing six previously unreleased tracks. The Elements tour box was originally devised specifically as a one-off edition for the 2014 King Crimson tour but has since become an in-demand series with subsequent editions in 2015, 16, 17 and 18 becoming firm sellers.
As with previous releases in the series, the full variety of King Crimson's music can be represented over two CDs with extracts from rehearsals, new live recordings, elements from studio recordings, full tracks, alternate....

Great release of the most famous King Crimson bootleg (available as "Un Reve Sans Consequence Speciale" and also the source concert for some of the tracks that showed up on Starless and Bible Black!

"This popular King Crimson archival release is available once again. Drawn from a single concert at the Amsterdam Concertgebouw in November 1973, The Night Watch is one of the most celebrated KC live recordings. A recording was originally broadcast by the BBC, as a result of which the concert was...

"Between April and July 1974 King Crimson embarked on a tour of Canada and America which has come to be recognised as one of the most powerful series of concerts performed not just by Fripp, Cross, Wetton and Bruford but by any band of the era...

If "The Road To Red" box is too rich for your blood...

"USA was recorded towards the end of King Crimson's final US tour of the 70s in June 1974. It was issued as an epitaph for the band in Spring 1975 as a single album - at a time when doubles..

Special price! Albert King was one of the great electric bluesmen. This 1969 Stax album has him performing songs associated with early Elvis, most of which Elvis adapted from their original, blues roots anyway, so it's a good fit and King brings...

"In the early 1970s, B.B. King was basking in the glow of crossover success, with his brand of soulful blues reaching all audiences, not just African-American ones. In this 75-minute radio broadcast from October 1, 1972, his stinging guitar runs through a mix of old and new classics, from his mid-'50s R&B hit "Everyday I Have the Blues" to Leon Russell's "Hummingbird." Other highlights include the standard "Rock Me Baby" and his biggest hit, "The Thrill Is Gone." It's presented here in its entirety, with...

This is a new group by the drummer of The Bad Plus and it's quite a lineup: Erik Fratzke - guitar, Dave King - drums, Adam Linz - bass, Chris Speed - tenor saxophone. Very cool to see the under-valued Chris Speed land this high profile gig and the...

So, I am in the middle of reading John French's book about the Magic Band ("Through the Eyes of Magic") and one of the things it is giving me an appreciation of is the guitarwork of the original two guitarists in the Magic Band, Doug Moon & especially...

"John King has composed for orchestra, chamber ensembles, rock bands, dance, film and theater. He has written three operas to texts by Heiner Müller, Robbe-Grillet and Mallarmé, and worked closely with Merce Cunningham for many years. In his second CD...

These three noted improvisers on guitar, percussion, turntables, electronics & vocals, recorded live 5/20/94. [Victo]

This is a sort of European supergroup consisting of Pierre Vervloesem (X-legged Sally, Flat Earth Society) on bass, guitars and sounds, Gil Mortio ( Attica, Bruno Vansina) on guitars. but the real star for my money is "formidable virtuoso Swedish...

“The Kinks Live in San Francisco 1969' is a historic live recording. After being banned from the U.S. for nearly 4 years, they returned to promote their latest LP 'Arthur'. Given that the period from 'Face to Face' to 'Lola' is my personal sweet spot for their albums, this is a near perfect set list. Too early for 'Lola' but otherwise great tracks from this period:
'Til the End of the Day, Last of the Steam Powered Trains, You're Looking Fine, Mr. Churchill Says, Big Sky, You Really Got Me'....

"2018 release from the prog rock supergroup, arriving 13 years after the band's much-loved debut Picture back in 2005. The album sees John Mitchell (It Bites, Lonely Robot) and Pete Trewavas (Marillion) teaming up once more, with Craig Blundell (Steven Wilson) on drums and John Beck (It Bites) guesting on keyboards.
Recorded at the end of 2017, writing began at the end of that Summer. "We actually began the writing process in late August" says John Mitchell. "Pete had a few tunes and so did I, and...

Yet another excellent space/spacerock release from Strange Attractors! " "In their hometown of Seattle, Chris Martin, Lucy Atkinson, and Matthew Reid-Schwartz of the lysergic-punk band Kinski often play out incognito. Under the guise Herzog (film buffs...

The first release of music by this unknown Eastern European septegenerian composer. His music stems from two main sources; the traditional folks musics of his country & the noted avant composer Edgard Varese. In addition, Kiraly is an inventor & builde...

Like Raymond Scott at around the same time, Kirby's music was unusually virtuosic and quietly avant-garde. Conditionally tremendously recommended.

"John Kirby led a most unusual group during the height of the big-band era, a sextet comprised of trumpeter Charlie Shavers, clarinetist Buster Bailey, altoist Russell Procope, pianist Billy Kyle, drummer O'Neil Spencer, and his own bass. Although Shavers and Bailey could be quite extroverted, the tightly arranged ensembles tended to be very cool...

Roland Kirk-tenor saxophone, stritchmanzello, nose flute, siren
Stan Tracey-piano
Malcolm Cecil-double bass
Ronnie Stephenson-drums

“Previously unreleased recording from the legendary multi- instrumentalist Roland Kirk. Kirk's influence and following reaches far beyond Jazz. Hendrix idolized him and it's easy to see why.
His appetite for ripping up the rulebook has brought kudos and admirers from all sides, giving him a status and respect that ensures an unearthed, never before

"Every Mortal Place, the new album from the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards Musician of the Year 2010 John Kirkpatrick, is an absolutely extraordinary new solo recording from the English "Squeezebox" King, concentrating on a traditional repertoire from...

"Originally released in 2001 by Fledg'ling, Mazurka Berserker, by renowned UK folk musician and instrumental virtuoso John Kirkpatrick, is a stunning series of collaborations with some of his favorite musicians. Recorded by Oliver Knight in Robin...

The two great band releases by one of the finest folk/rock instrumentalists you could possibly imagine!

"2 CDs for the price of one. Fledg'ling Records are very proud to re-present two fabulous folk-rock albums from the John Kirkpatrick Band...

"Originally released in 2004 on Fledg'ling, The Duck Race sees UK folk virtuoso John Kirkpatrick exploring the Morris Dance tunes of Shropshire -- tunes from the repertoire of the Shropshire Bedlams and Martha Rhoden's Tuppenny Dish, the two dance teams..

"Kiruna consists of three prominent figures on the Norwegian music scene; Kåre Chr. Vestrheim (keys), Erland Dahlen (drums) and Thomas Tofte (bass). After their critically acclaimed debut Irun (Tuba Records, 2003) people thought Kiruna dissolved when...

Long time Waysiders will remember us carrying (and selling!) a lot of these back when it was originally released on lp-only in 1987. It was a really good one then and it's still a really good one now.

Synthesist Bernd Kistenmacher seemingly came out of nowhere in 1986 with his first album, Head-Visions, a fine 70s-style album of Berlin-style electronic music that was basically the best thing that Klaus Schulze never made.

This was released one year later and was his nearly as excellent...