Melanie

‘Autumn Lady’ was the name of a project started in 1973 but was waylaid and forgotten about and was later replaced by the 1974 album ‘As I See it Now’. This album represents the songs that were intended to become that album - some became singles (‘Bitter Bad’ and the Goffin & King classic ‘Will you love me Tomorrow?’)…but most remained unheard. Limited pressing LP of 700, pressed on deep red vinyl. CD version gives the customer a wider range of material considered for this album in 1973 across 2 discs, crammed with rare tracks. Including the controversial 27-minute version of ‘Hearing The News’. Packaged in deluxe card gatefold sleeve with colour booklet and liner notes by Melanie’s manager and UK music journalist Dave Thompson.

Melanie: Ballroom Streets (Mustard Yellow) [2 Vinyl LP]

Melanie: People in the Front Row [Vinyl LP]

LP of excerpts from the CD Boxed set Neighbourhood Songs *Limited to 500 copies * Pressed on ruby red vinyl *Full colour printed inner bag *Side A and track 1 side B recorded Live in London 1971 Side B: track 2 recorded in the USA for Tv 1971, Track 3 recorded for radio USA 1972, Track 4 recorded in Holland with The Edwin Hawkins Singers for TV 1970 and track 5 studio outtake 1971.

* Double vinyl of the sixties element of songs from the cd Box set Neighbourhood Songs * Deluxe gatefold sleeve featuring rare Barrie Wentzell portrait from London December 1968 * Printed insert featuring further unseen photos by Barrie Wentzell * Limited pressing on cream vinyl * Peel sessions first time on vinyl * Earliest embryonic version of the classic Candles in the Rain * Unreleased ( aside from on neighbourhood songs ) home demos from 1968 taken from original acetates * Liner notes by renowned music journalist Mark Paytress