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Terry Callier-You Gonna Miss Your Candyman (Paulo Durrantez Re-Edit) *Alt. download in description*

FCL - Let#39;s Go
Sixto Rodriguez - Hate Street Dialogue (Round Table Knights Edit)

Sixto Rodriguez - Hate Street Dialogue (Jannes Hein Remix)

It's Your Voodoo Working - Charles Sheffield (U9LiFT E9IT)

Inspired by the film and covered forthwith, Man Of Constant Sorrow has proved to be our most popular re-vision to date. 

Even Mrs Wiff said "You better not fiddle about too much with that one... you'll get lynched!" So no fiddling.. Just a minor digital tickle :D

Original Recording Date: 13/01/2002
Original Release Date: 10/02/2004

Elliot Ireland - Recording Engineer, 
Ian Britt - Acoustic Guitar
Alex Rizzo - Keyboards & Programming,

(In constant sorrow through his days)

I am a man of constant sorrow 
I've seen trouble all my day. 
I bid farewell to old Kentucky 
The place where I was born and raised. 
(The place where he was born and raised)

For six long years I've been in trouble 
No pleasures here on earth I found 
For in this world I'm bound to ramble 
I have no friends to help me now. 

[chorus] He has no friends to help him now 

It's fare thee well my old lover 
I never expect to see you again 
For I'm bound to ride that northern railroad 
Perhaps I'll die upon this train. 

[chorus] Perhaps he'll die upon this train. 

You can bury me in some deep valley 
For many years where I may lay 
Then you may learn to love another 
While I am sleeping in my grave. 

[chorus] While he is sleeping in his grave. 

Maybe your friends think I'm just a stranger 
My face you'll never see no more. 
But there is one promise that is given 
I'll meet you on God's golden shore. 

[chorus] He'll meet you on God's golden shore.

From the album "Greatest Wiffs" ***OUT NOW***

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Skeewiff - Man Of Constant Sorrow

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Led Zeppelin - Ramble On (Souleance Re-Flip) FREE DOWNLOAD

Ratatat, I don't care (Elvis & Ratatat feat. BB king)

Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Clevor Trevor (Andy Kidd Edit)

Grand Funk Railroad - Feelin' Alright (Mojoworkinz re'groover)

Going back all the way to 1998!This Bong Load Records release became quietly historic.Tom Rothrock's collaboration with underground blues legend, RL Burnside was a forward envisioning of the blues and dance that would begin to reverberate permanent change in american roots music.This ep set RL and Tom on the beginning of a rapid, life changing, path of exclusive gigs to early exposure on the Sopranos TV series.Not to be missed by the then underground artist, Moby, who was beginning to write his 1999 album, "Play".Tom's work can also be heard on the mixes of Moby's "Run-On", "Southside" (feat. Gwen Stefani) and "Natural Blues". - BONG LOAD RECORDS


RL Burnside with Tom Rothrock - Rollin' Tumblin'  (AJ M3 Remix)

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Out 03/06/13

Having wowed tastemakers across the board with her debut album, “Barefoot In Your Kitchen”, in 2012 (Gilles Peterson made it his Album of the Week a year ago) saucy songstress and culinary linguist Bev Lee Harling returns with a one-off single covering one of her favourite songs of all time.

The Peggy Lee classic, “Why Don’t You Do Right?”, was recorded by many artists in the 1950’s and 60’s, including Della Reese, whose version provided the inspiration for this take, but seemed to have become a bit of a forgotten gem for contemporary recording artists, until now that is.

This limited edition 7-inch release features a pair of cracking mixes from two of Europe’s finest production outfits with an ear for a classic tune and a touch of jazz.

Italy’s Suonho has found fame recently with his tasteful edits, on-point remixes and his recent re-versions of Brazilian classics. Here he takes Bev’s interpretation to the dance floor with a bass heavy four-to-the-floor mix that will please jazz and house heads alike.

On the flip, our very own Colman Brothers are back, adding a little of their trademark ‘Cha Cha’ magic to Bev’s sassy vocals, and creating a mid-tempo shuffler that should please fans of both them and the lady herself!

The original vocal version is also available via an accompanying digital package, and should help stave off the hunger for more Bev Lee Harling material until her new album drops in early 2014.

"I really, really like this!" Gilles Peterson, BBC 6Music (UK)

"I really love Bev's voice and generally like her unique sound! She really does have a great sound that stands out & grabs me!" DJ Format (UK)

"A luscious mix of lounging soul, pots’n’pans percussion and kitchen sink drama." Wrongtom, Tru Thoughts (UK)
