Bettye Swann - The Money MastersA vinyl album featuring 14 of her finest sides for Money Records of Los Angeles. Bettye Swann scored an R&B hit with Dont Wait Too Long, her catchy debut single for Money in 1965. She seemed to have a bright future but her follow up, the Motownesque The Man That Said No, did not chart, nor did the tougher sounding The Heartache Is Gone. However, Moneys perseverance paid off when the self written Make Me Yours pressed all the right buttons and spent

given the cinematic quality of The Sorcerers music

while LA glam seducer Smokey saw members of the Stooges and Quiet Riot pass through his backing band

The critically acclaimed album has been unavailable on vinyl for nearly 30 years

“Ross has a studio in Sheffield and I have a bit of one at home

Lambkin plays repetitive

Available on limited pastel blue vinyl

This volume features The Porno Cassettes

‘Poor Leno’ and ‘Remind Me’

the atmosphere of Sad About The Times is always dominated by a haunted human voice

"Tree of Life" would remain a composition that Dorothy Carter returned to many times throughout her life

Rewriting the history of music

And its follow up ‘Carnival Of Souls’