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• All things must pass. CD one. 2020 stereo mixes. I'd have you anytime
• My sweet Lord
• Wah-wah
• Isn't it a pity (version one)
• What is life
• If not for you
• Behind that locked door
• Let it down
• Run of the mill.

• All things must pass. CD two. 2020 stereo mixes. Beware of darkness
• Apple scruffs
• Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (let it roll)
• Awaiting on you all
• All things must pass
• I dig love
• Art of dying
• Isn't it a pity (version two)
• Hear me Lord
• Out of the blue
• It's Johnny's birthday
• Plug me in
• I remember jeep
• Thanks for the pepperoni.

• Day 1 demos. CD three. Tuesday 26 May 1970. All things must pass (take 1)
• Behind that locked door (take 2)
• I live for you (take 1)
• Apple scruffs (take 1)
• What is life (take 3)
• Awaiting on you all (take 1)
• Isn't it a pity (take 2)
• I'd have you anytime (take 1)
• I dig love (take 1)
• Going down to Golders Green (take 1)
• Dehra dun (take 2)
• Om hare om (Gopala Krishna) (take 1)
• Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (let it roll) (take 2)
• My sweet Lord (take 1)
• Sour milk sea (take 1).

• Day 2 demos. CD four. Wednesday 27 May 1970. Run of the mill (take 1)
• Art of dying (take 1)
• Everybody/Nobody (take 1)
• Wah-wah (take 1)
• Window window (take 1)
• Beautiful girl (take 1)
• Beware of darkness (take 1)
• Let it down (take 1)
• Tell me what has happened to you (take 1)
• Hear me Lord (take 1)
• Nowhere to go (take 1)
• Cosmic empire (take 1)
• Mother divine (take 1)
• I don't want to do it (take 1)
• If not for you (take 1).

• Session outtakes and jams. CD five. Thursday 28 May -- Wednesday 7 October 1970. Isn't it a pity (take 14)
• Wah-wah (take 1)
• I'd have you anytime (take 5)
• Art of dying (take 1)
• Isn't it a pity (take 27)
• If not for you (take 2)
• Wedding bells (are breaking up that old gang of mine) (take 1)
• What is life (take 1)
• Beware of darkness (take 8)
• Hear me lord (take 5)
• Let it down (take 1)
• Run of the mill (take 36)
• Down to the river (rocking chair jam) (take 1)
• Get back (take 1)
• Almost 12 bar honky tonk (take 1)
• It's Johnny's birthday (take 1)
• Woman don't you cry for me (take 5).

• All thing must pass. Blu-ray audio only. I'd have you anytime
• My sweet Lord
• Wah-wah
• Isn't it a pity (version one)
• What is life
• If not for you
• Behind that locked door
• Let it down
• Run of the mill
• Beware of darknesss
• Apple scruffs
• Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (let it roll)
• Awaiting on you all
• All things must pass
• I dig love
• Art of dying
• Isn't it a pity (version two)
• Hear me Lord
• Out of the blue
• It's Johnny's birthday
• Plug me in
• I remember jeep
• Thanks for the pepperoni.

"R&B in DC 1940-1960 is a comprehensive survey of Washington, D.C.'s contribution to the rise of Rhythm & Blues music from the swing era to the dawn of soul. This detailed history places music made by performers with significant ties to the Washington region in the context of the local and national scene. From street corner vocal quartets to national stars, over 100 artist biographies - from Billy Eckstine, Baby Dee, TNT Tribble, and The Clovers to Frank Motley, The Crawford Brothers, Lloyd Price, and Don Covay - trace the development of the D.C. sound. Based on a chronology drawn from extensive research in contemporary sources, it includes vignettes on local record companies, the African-American press, and radio and television in the Washington area. It illustrates the role of Washington's schools, churches, and amateur shows as a launching pad for local talent and Washington's clubs and theaters as major destinations on the R&B circuit. 472 audio tracks on 16 CDs, and an illustrated 352-page hardcover book bring this long overlooked musical community back to life."

• CD ONE, Sorry ma, forgot to take out the trash (2021 remaster) : Takin a ride
• Careless
• Customer
• Hangin downtown
• Kick your door down
• Otto
• I bought a headache
• Rattlesnake
• I hate music
• Johnny's gonna die
• Shiftless when idle
• More cigarettes
• Don't ask why
• Somethin to Dü
• I'm in trouble
• Love you till Friday
• Shutup
• Raised in the city
• Bonus tracks. Raised in the city ; Shutup ; Don't turn me down ; Shape up (demos) ; You ain't gotta dance ; Get on the stick ; Oh baby (studio demos) ; Like you ; Get lost ; A toe needs a shoe (outtakes) ; Customer (alternate take) ; Basement jam (rehearsal) ; If only you were lonely.

• CD TWO, Raised in the city- the early recordings : Try me (demo)
• She's firm (demo)
• Lookin for ya (demo)
• Raised in the city (demo)
• Shutup (demo)
• Don't turn me down (demo)
• Shape up (demo)
• I hate music (studio demo)
• Careless (studio demo)
• Shutup (studio demo)
• Otto (studio demo)
• Get on the stick (studio demo)
• Oh baby (studio demo)
• Raised in the city (studio demo)
• Shiftless when idle (studio demo)
• More cigarettes (studio demo)
• You ain't gotta dance (studio demo)
• Don't turn me down (studio demo)
• Rattlesnake (basement version)
• Takin a ride (basement version)
• Lie about your age (basement version)
• We'll get drunk / Customer (basement version)
• Johnny fast (basement version)
• Mistake (basement version)
• Basement jam (rehearsal).

• CD THREE, Tape's rolling -studio outtakes, alternates & home demos : Careless (alternate version)
• Takin a ride (alternate version)
• Shutup (alternate version)
• Otto (alternate mix)
• Raised in the city (alternate version)
• Rattlesnake (alternate mix)
• Love you till Friday (alternate version)
• Customer (alternate version)
• Somethin to dü (alternate version)
• Johnny's gonna die (alternate version)
• I'm in trouble (alternate version)
• I hate music (alternate version)
• We'll get drunk
• More cigarettes (alternate mix)
• Get lost (instrumental)
• Hangin downtown (alternate version)
• Shutup (alternate version 2)
• Somethin to dü (alternate version 2)
• don't ask why (alternate mix)
• Kick your door down (alternate mix)
• Love you till Friday (alternate mix)
• Johnny's gonna die (alternate mix)
• Like you (outtake)
• Get lost (outtake)
• A toe needs a shoe (outtake)
• You're pretty when you're rude (solo home demo)
• If only you were lonely (working version) [solo home demo]
• Bad worker (solo home demo)
• You're getting married (solo home demo).

• CD FOUR, Unsuitable for airplay - the lost KFAI concert (live at the 7th st entry, Minneapolis, MN 1/23/81) : Careless
• Takin a ride
• Trouble boys
• Hangin downtown
• like you
• Off your pants
• Get lost
• Excuse me
• Customer
• I wanna be loved
• Mistake-- My town
• Shiftless when idle
• Oh baby
• I'm in trouble
• Johnny's gonna die / All by myself
• More cigarettes
• Otto
• Don't ask why
• Slow down
• Somethin to dü
• Love you till Friday
• Raised in the city
• Rattlesnake
• All day and all of the night
• I hate music
• Shutup.

• LP, Deliberate noise - the alternate Sorry ma..: Takin a ride (alternate version)
• Careless (alternate version)
• Customer (alternate version)
• Hangin downtown (alternate version)
• Kick your door down (alternate mix)
• Otto (alternate mix)
• I bought a headache (alternate mix)
• Rattlesnake (alternate mix)
• I hate music (studio demo)
• Johnny's gonna die (alternate mix)
• Shiftless when idle (Studio Demo)
• More cigarettes (alternate mix)
• Don't ask why (alternate mix)
• Somethin to dü (alternate version 2)
• I'm in trouble (alternate version)
• Love you till Friday (alternate mix)
• Shutup (alternate version)
• Raised in the city (alternate version).

• CD one, the original mono album. Armenia city in the sky
• Heinz Baked Beans
• Mary Anne with the shaky hand
• Odorono
• Tattoo
• Our love was
• I can see for miles
• I can't reach you
• Medac
• Relax
• Silas Stingy
• Sunrise
• Rael (1 and 2)
• Bonus tracks. Pictures of Lily ; Doctor, doctor ; The last time ; Under my thumb ; I can see for miles ; Mary Anne with the shaky hand ; Someone's coming ; Early morning cold taxi ; Jaguar ; Tattoo ; Rael ; Sunn Equipment promo spots ; Great shakes --

• CD two, the original stereo album. Armenia city in the sky
• Heinz Baked Beans
• Mary Anne with the shaky hand
• Odorono
• Tattoo
• Our love was
• I can see for miles
• I can't reach you
• Medac
• Relax
• Silas Stingy
• Sunrise
• Rael (1 and 2)
• Bonus tracks. Rael naïve ; Mary Anne with the shaky hand ; Someone's coming ; Summertime blues ; Glittering girl ; Early morning cold taxi ; Girl's eyes ; Coke after coke ; Sodding about ; Things go better with Coke ; Jaguar ; Rael --

• CD three, The Who studio sessions 1967/68. Glittering girl
• Girl's eyes
• The last time
• Under my thumb
• Our love was
• Relax
• Relax
• Mary Anne with the shaky hand
• Relax
• I can see for miles
• Medac
• Odorono
• Heinz Baked Beans
• Top gear
• Premier drums
• Charles Atlas
• Rotosound strings
• Bag o' nails
• It's a girl
• Mr. Hyde
• Little Billy
• Mrs. Walker
• Lightning
• Dogs
• Melancholia
• Shakin' all over
• Magic bus --

• CD four, The road the Tommy, 1968. Glow girl
• Faith in something bigger
• Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
• Call me lightning
• Little Billy
• Dogs
• Melancholia
• Fortune teller
• Facts of life
• Magic bus
• Call me lightning
• Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
• Dogs
• Magic bus --

• CD five, Pete Townshend's demos. Kids! Do you want kids?
• Relax
• Glow girl
• Glow girl
• Inside outside USA
• Jaguar
• Little Billy
• Odorono
• Pictures of Lily
• Relax
• Melancholia
• Thinking of you all the while (Sunrise)
• Mary Anne with the shaky hand
• I can see for miles --

• 7" vinyl singles. I can see for miles (early mono mix) ; Someone's coming (B-side) (UK single mono mix)
• Magic bus (US/UK single mono mix) ; Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (B-side) (US single mono mix).

• Side A. Mama's black baby boy ; I'se gwine back to Dixie ; Old oaken bucket
• Side B. Jubilee: Down on the old camp ground ; Who broke the lock ; Hot corn medely.

They came from the South to make their way in New York City. They worked as hotel porters and singing waiters. And the Unique Quartette, the first African American quartet ever to make records—beginning in 1890—have been a flickering historical mystery until now. Two of their wax cylinders appeared on our GRAMMY-winning Lost Sounds: Blacks and the Birth of the Recording Industry, 1891-1922, but that was thought to be the last word. This 10-inch vinyl compilation shows the group in all its barbershop-harmonizing glory over six expertly restored cylinder selections, whose existence is revealed for the first time only now. New research identifies the most likely members of the group to have participated in the recordings, and the dates and places of their births and deaths are published here for the first time. This version of “Down on the Old Camp Ground" is now understood to be the earliest one known, and the quartet-style yodeling on “Hot Corn Medley” is also the first waxed example of its type. And take a closer look at the photo on the cover: It’s the first image of the group to ever surface, and we believe at least three of the members shown are on these recordings.

• Ruby, my dear (7:00)
• Well, you needn't (13:16)
• Don't blame me (6:36)
• Blue Monk (14:02)
• Epistrophy (4:26)
• I love you sweetheart of all my dreams (2:02)

• Side one: Winter reverb in A
• Side two: Spring reverb in A.