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★★★★ 4 star review of PAUL COLLINS “Another World/The Best Of The Archives” via ALL ABOUT JAZZ
Over the course of approximately fifty-five minutes playing time on this vault collection, the playing, singing and writing sounds unremittingly fresh, natural and unself-conscious, as if it was all recorded just as Collins was hitting his stride.
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★★★★ 4 star review of The DIRTY STREETS “Rough and Tumble” via ROCK & FOLK (FR)
Nice review of PAUL COLLIN’S BEAT “Another World/The Best Of The Archives” via RPM (UK)
Get the PAUL COLLINS’ BOX SET – All 4 albums on ALIVE, on gorgeous color vinyl, plus poster!
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Check out DIRTY STREETS’ interview with PERFORMER MAGAZINE
DIRTY STREETS’ interview with PERFORMER MAGAZINE HERE
Great cover story on The BOBBY LEES via The ILLINOIS ENTERTAINER
READ THE ILLINOIS ENTERTAINER’S COVER STORY ON THE BOBBY LEES HERE
PAUL COLLINS’ BEAT “Another World / Best Of The Archives” available NOW on BLUE VINYL!
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Culled from Paul Collins’ personal archives “Another World – The Best Of The Archives” compiles previously unreleased material going back to 1978 and the early days of the Paul Collins’ Beat. None of the recordings have been released before and all have been carefully remastered.
Complete with extensive liner notes by the man himself, this is an album for rock and roll lovers everywhere. The VINYL comes with an insert, while the CD version includes a 6 page booklet and 4 bonus tracks not on the vinyl.
Great review of The BOBBY LEES “Skin Suit” via STATIKNOIZE
When a band like this does what just comes naturally for them, they continue to carry on the revered traditions with contemporary relevance to a musical style that truly is an artform. – STATIKNOIZE HERE
★★★★★ 5 star review of The BOBBY LEES “Skin Suit” via THE PUNK SITE
After a few (intentional) false starts, a ripping riff introduces the tale of voodoo vinyl that is ‘Move’, which opens up the album in blistering, breathless fashion. – THE PUNK SITE HERE
