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Described by Alternative Press as the band’s “first epic” in a 4

Used to Be - Live on BBC "Sounds of The Seventies" / 1971

4 & 5 Still Life: Wembley Stadium 1982) + 124 page book & lenticular artwork

Fuck All The Perfect People

Memphis size:OS Described by Alternative Press asIn 2001, Jean Jacques Milteau, France's greatest blues harmonica player, travelled to Memphis and recorded some astonishing sessions: under the guidance of Willie Mitchell, the legendary man behind Hi Records (home of Al Green and Ann Peebles), Jay Jay, in the company of a few local stars such as Mighty Mo Rodgers and Little Milton, had the intelligence to modernise his blues, notably by tackling a surprising repertoire. Here, covers of Sting and Neil