Bill Fay - Bill FayOriginally issued on Decca's Deram imprint in 1970, Bill Fay's debut album is a soulful and introspective folk rock masterpiece. With its warm, lush arrangements and heartfelt lyrics, it showcases Fay's poetic storytelling and enduring from the heart emotion. This 180g vinyl re issue replicates the original UK stereo pressing.

” Often cited by fans as some of Bert’s best work

You heads just can’t get enough obscure hard rock

the assembled quartet for the lion's share of the sessions included max roach (percussion)

triggering awkward jerks of high hats and percussion

they were soon perfecting genre-hopping eclecticism and issuing recordings (often in cassette form) via frontman Mark Robinson's DIY label TeenBeat

making it ever more collectible

alongside new tracks by Kasai Allstars

‘Being Boiled’-era Human League and Cabaret Voltaire

Many of the songs were written due to the fact a Peel session had been booked

All in all

we are excited to announce the official release of Drop Nineteens' 1991

B Records and was recorded at New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit