Banks – III LP
Black Milk – Fever Ltd Col LP
Bleached – Don’t You Think You’ve Had Enough? Ltd Col LP
Chase & Status – Rtrn II Jungle LP
David Bowie – Space Oddity 7″ Box Set
DMA’s – MTV Unplugged Live 2LP
Ed Sheeran – No.6 Collaborations Project CD / 2LP
Floating Points 12″
Galaxy Fingers – The Last Bastion Of Fox Quality 10″
Gregory Isaacs – Mr Isaacs LP
Holy Tunics – Hit Parade Lemonade LP
New Order – No 12K Lg 17Mif 2Cd / 3LP Box set
Palace – Life After Indies Only Col LP
Parliament – Up For The Down Stroke LP
Penelope Isles – Until The Tide Creeps In Ltd Col LP
Pottery – No 1 LP
Pusha T – Fear Of God II LP
Suicide – Suicide LP
Taffy – Deep Dark Creep Love Ltd Col LP
The Roots – Tipping Point 2LP
Too Much – Patent Leather 7″

Alice Clark – Alice Clark LP
A Tribe Called Quest – Scenario 7″
Coil – The Gay Man’s Guide To safer Sex + 2 Ltd Col LP
Constant Mongrel – Experts In Skin Ltd Col 7″
Gil Scott-Heron – Spirits Ltd Col 2LP
Jeanines – Jeanines Ltd Col LP
Jesca Hoop – Stonechild Indies Only Col LP
Primal Scream – Velocity Girl v.ltd 7″
Prince fatty – Get Ready 7″
Ras_G – Down To Earth Vol 4 LP
Sigur Ros – Ágætis Byrjun – A Good Beginning (20th Anniversary Edtn) 2LP
Spaceship – Outcrops LP
The B-52’s – The B-52’s LP
The Soft Cavalry – The Soft Cavalry Ltd Col 2LP
The Spice Girls – Greatest Hits Pic Disc LP
The Telescopes – Stone Tape LP
Trash Kit – Horizon Ltd Col LP
Rolling Stones – Rock N Roll Circus 2CD / 3LP

A very welcome reissue of this stunning jazz soul album. Very little is known about Alice Clark outside of her short lived recording career from 1968-72. After a few unsuccessful singles the legendary producer Bob Shand signed Alice to Mainstream to record as it would turn out her one and only album. After a lack of commercial success for the album Alice retired from the music industry.

But she was not forgotten. In the UK Alice Clark’s single “You Hit Me (Right Where It Hurt Me)” became a staple of the Northern Soul scene in the 70’s and her album also became a holy grail for jazz and soul fans alike recognised for it’s quality throughout from Alice Clark’s passionate but understated vocals to the superb muscianship.

Alice Clark died of cancer in 2004 aged 57 but in this superb album she will always have her place in jazz soul history.