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Kenny Baker
OPERATION JAM
SESSION,
TRIBUTE TO
BENNY CARTER
Disco, funk and library music
May 2008
Biddu
FUTURISTIC
JOURNEY
& EASTERN MAN
David Lindup
WHEN THE
SAINTS GO &
BIG BANDS
AT KPM
1967-75
Keith Mansfield
NIGHT BIRD
Film soundtrack music
May 2008
May 2008
July 2008
Johnny Keating
ROBBERY
Malcolm Arnold
NINE HOURS
TO RAMA &
THE LION
Music from the
Movies
British films
1937-57
Latin and Rock 'n' Roll
May 2008
May 2008
March 2008
Mario Castro-Neves
BRAZILIAN
MOOD
British
Rock 'n' Roll
at Decca
VOLUME 3
British
Rock 'n' Roll
at Decca
VOLUME 2
What's new?
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In July 2008 Dutton proudly presents nine superb additions to its catalogue. There are four new titles in the Dutton Epoch series plus a special ‘sampler’ disc, each featuring captivating examples of 20th century British classical and light music, not to mention performances by several of the UK ’s finest orchestras, conductors and soloists. Complementing these are four new Dutton historical titles, all brilliantly remastered from the original 78-rpm discs by Michael J. Dutton using the latest Cedar Cambridge technology…
May 2008 sees Vocalion branching out into new areas of music with the release of two superb ’70s disco titles. There’s another cross-section of classic British jazz reissues, funky ’70s library music (big band-style), cult film soundtracks, progressive Latin American sounds and even ’50s rock ‘n’ roll! As ever, everything is presented in the crystal-clear sound for which we are renowned.
"Within a few years, the Dutton Epoch label's new release programme has become the first stop for collectors anxious to increase their knowledge of unjustly neglected British music." Robert Matthew-Walker,
International Record Review, January 2008
"This is a series which comprehensively rights a number of artistic wrongs." Robert Matthew-Walker,
International Record Review, June 2007
"The torrent of enterprising offerings from
Dutton Epoch shows no sign of abating." Andrew Achenbach, The Gramophone, June 2007
"... an extraordinarily valuable series." Rob Cowan, The Gramophone, March 2002