Name: England Swings – Lux and Ivy Dig That UK Sound
Brand: Various

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

PSALM23115

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-06-16

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Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

Cherry Red (ADA)

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Standard:20

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5013929991521

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Various

Genre GB

Rockabilly / 50s Rock 'n' Roll

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Righteous

Righteous is a British label that specializes in aching country, forgotten soul music, and other strange exotica. As an associated or sister reissue label of Cherry Red, Righteous has established itself as a trusted source for rare and unique musical gems.

With a focus on preserving and reintroducing obscure genres and artists to the modern audience, Righteous offers a diverse range of music that spans across different eras and styles. From heart-wrenching country ballads to soulful melodies that have been long forgotten, their catalog showcases the depth and richness of these often overlooked genres.

Whether you are a dedicated fan seeking out lost classics or simply curious about exploring new sounds, Righteous provides an authoritative platform where you can discover *amazing artists* who deserve recognition. Their commitment to unearthing hidden treasures ensures that listeners can delve into the fascinating world of *forgotten soul music* and other captivating forms of exotica.

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28 weird and wonderful swinging UK releases from novelty pop to jazz, rock ’n’ roll to comedy. Featuring a plethora of household names, from Adam Faith, Dudley Moore, The Dave Clark Five and Tony Hatch. And a cast of oddities from Sharkey Todd And The Monsters to Count Jim Moriarty.

Stand out tunes including Jill And The Boulevards’ superb ‘And Now I Cry’, Adam Faith’s ‘Carve Up’ from the soundtrack of the movie, space explorations from Joe Meek, Vigilantes and Tony Hatch.&nbsp;Plus weird moments caught in time courtesy of Max Bygraves (no, really!) and Alma Cogan and some cool instrumental grooves from Dud, Bert Weedon, John Scott and Johnny Dankworth.

A crate diggers delight destined to add a slice of crazy Britpop to any aspiring collector of the odd – plus opera completely revamped by Spike Milligan on ‘My September Love’. What’s not to like?

Remastered from the original sound sources with sleeve notes from MOJO magazine’s Dave Henderson.

3 Jill And The Boulevards – And Now I Cry

5 Sharkey Todd And The Monsters – Cool Gool

7 The Southlanders – The Mole In The Hole

8 Alma Cogan – Just Couldn’t Resist Her With Her Pocket Transistor

9 The Vernons Girls – You Know What I Mean

15 The Dudley Moore Trio – Strictly For The Birds

19 Gale Warning &amp; Her Weathermen – Met Rock

22 Billy Boyle – My Baby’s Crazy ‘Bout Elvis

8 Count Jim Moriarty – You Gotta Go Oww