On Friday November 1st, we’ll be adding a brand new chapter to Bob Dylan’s acclaimed ‘Bootleg Series’. ‘Travelin’ Thru, 1967 – 1969′ is the 15th volume in the series and features 47 previously unreleased recordings.

Formed from the ashes of Coventry ska almost-rans The Reluctant Stereotypes, 80s new wavers King were named after their singer Paul King.

Intriguing collaborations, seminal singles, classic albums and breakthrough hits – it’s this week in rock. https://www.legacyrecordings.co.uk/news/this-week-in-rock-13

We’re thrilled to announce the soundtrack for Country Music – A Film By Ken Burns (already released on deluxe 5CD boxset) is now available on 2CD, 2LP and digital. https://www.legacyrecordings.co.uk/news/country-music-a-film-by-ken-burns-the-soundtrack

Presenting the third wave of remastered back catalogue gems from the legendary Prince; ‘Emancipation’, ‘Chaos and Disorder’ and ‘The Versace Experience (Prelude 2 Gold)’, out now.

Such is the planet-straddling status of Depeche Mode that it sometimes becomes a little too easy to forget that they were four fresh-faced lads looking to make their way out of the Essex post-war new town of Basildon.

Record breaking releases, turbo-charged chart positions and hugely expensive birthday presents – it’s This Week In Rock…

Initially available only as an import single, ‘Bankrobber’ became a Top 20 hit for The Clash in 1980 after fan fervor merited a domestic release.

David Essex, George Michael, The King, Dylan meets The Beatles and more – it’s This Week In Rock.

With the amazing ‘Grace’ turning twenty five this year, we’re proud to celebrate the work of Jeff Buckley, our Artist of the Month for September.