Happy Mondays - Squirrel and G-man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (white Out)Released in April 1987, the Happy Mondays debut album was a perfect snapshot of a very different kind of pop culture coming from beyond the fringes. It would be an underground album but a game changer. Produced by Velvet Underground legend, John Cale, this was the accidental sound track for the endless housing estates sailing away from Manchester City centre and into Salford perfectly captured by this gang of misfits. With artwork lovingly replicated

During the present resurgence of tribal influences in underground dance music

Most of the famous tracks are on here to keep the fans happy

billed as the 'Hawaiian Guitar Wizard

anti- love

Asylums are the ground-stomping stallion of the stable that is Cool Thing Records

6: Same Thing (Instrumental)

He stood out in GQ Style’s 2016 feature “These 10 Living Legends of Jazz Prove Nobody Can Out-Dress the OGs” – the relevance is there

Long deleted Vinyl Reissue

a duet with trumpeter Jon Hassell

'Eugene' and 'Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun'

The relaxed urgency of the sound is inspired by Cadogan‰۪s recent work with Anton Newcombe of The Brian Jonestown Massacre

setting them apart by embracing a spread of influences from blues to disco but always sounding unmistakably Kitty Daisy & Lewis