Various - Britxotica! London's Rarest Primitive Pop And Savage JazzFollowing a vinyl hunt around the sleepy coastal towns of Kent, I sifted through my hoard of dusty singles to see whether I had found forgotten treasure or misjudged junk. Examining the A and B sides, I soon noticed a common theme among my spoils. A bizarre mid century creative clash between Great Britain and The Exotic World. Titles such as 'Ritual Blues', 'Jungle Drums' and 'Dusky Slant Eyed Maiden' by artists named Reg, Ted and Brian propelled my

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Written by Ray Davies and widely acknowledged as the start of heavy rock

The live arrangements of these tracks are distinctly different than the recorded arrangements

And though they had just one album left in them before Williams departed on another voyage of discovery to India

Volume two: 1942-1944

Bundick sings "Let's make another hit for the teens"

return with 'As If'

backing vocals

director Alejandro G

is classic stuff

Anemic revs spiked by pig squeals (or is it a screeching train

'Illinois' ushers in trumpets on parade