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Memphis soul queen's glory

Three days of mixed magic and Madness in leafy Surrey, from Thea Gilmore, Love, Cosmic Rough Riders, Alice Cooper, Jesse Malin, a befezzed marching band and more...

Narrative 10-song cycle about a fictional clan is Young's best work in a while

Another pop classic from Prince of Pioneer Valley

Ol' Green Skin brought to life with mixed results

Second volume of Byrds-related oddities, curios, rarities and essentials

Compilation of mail-order metapop from people who brought us the Langley Schools Music Project

The Great American Sacred Cow treads water with turgid set

The Nanny and The Blue Lamp? Just what these two anomalies are doing sandwiched together on DVD is anyone's guess. The former is a campy 1965 Hammer chiller about a bonkers nanny, played by Bette Davis in familiar kabuki make-up. The latter is a breathtakingly obsequious 1950 Ealing Studios tribute to the Metropolitan Police Force, which introduced the world to Dixon Of Dock Green.

Stunning one-man set as the eclectic troubadour of cool goes back to his folk-blues roots