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The Jacksons & The Jackson 5 – The Very Best Of

Blameless boogie from two distinct golden eras

Southern Belter

Much-travelled Carolinian marks return with compelling, grown-up pop record

Pet – Player One Ready

Electro-pop from the heart of Europe

Bill Lloyd – Back To Even

Nashville power-pop godfather returns

Mull Historical Society – This Is Hope

Diminishing returns from Scottish multi-instrumentalist

The Butterfield Blues Band – The Resurrection Of Pigboy Crabshaw

From 1968, two post Mike Bloomfield albums by groundbreaking Chicago blues merchants on one CD

John Martyn – Late Night John

Intelligently compiled selection of mellow magic

The Railway Children – Gentle Sound

Acoustic re-recordings from lovelorn Factory Records refugees

Dave Davies – Bug

First solo album in 20 years from UFO-spotting ex-Kink

Mylo – Destroy Rock & Roll

Chilled debut from soft-rock-sampling young Scot
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