[RSD26 RELEASE] This live album captures Jeff Buckley and band across two nights in Paris July 6th & 7th during his 1995 European tour in support of the release of his Grace album. Captured at the legendary Olympia, it found Buckley before a rapturous French crowd performing half of the songs from his beloved debut album (including favorites like "Lover, You Should Have Come Over" and "Hallelujah") plus covers as varied as the MC5's "Kick Out The Jams," a Led Zeppelin parody and songs made famous by Nina Simone and Edith Piaf. In addition, the album features an additional live performance of Buckley and Alim Qasimov in a competitive Qawwali singing duet.

[RSD26 RELEASE] The 1981 studio album which is widely considered one of his best releases, praised for its potent social commentary & blend of spoken word with a jazz-infused sound. It features the single 'b movie' known as Scott-Heron's "smartest political rap ever" and backed by the Midnight Band. Past Gil Scott-Heron releases from Culture Factory USA for RSD include Winter In America & From South Africa to South Carolina which sold over 4,000 each in the US. [ONLY 700 MADE.]

John Prine recorded live for BBC radio. Featuring solo performances of songs from his first two albums. First official release. Two-time Grammy-winner, singer-songwriter, John Prine, is among the English language's premier phrase-turners. Forty-five years into a remarkable career that has drawn effusive praise from Bob Dylan, Kris Kristofferson, Bonnie Raitt, Roger Waters, Tom Petty, Bruce Springsteen, and others who would know, Prine is a smiling, shuffling force for good. He is a Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member whose classic debut album, simply titled John Prine, is recognized as part of the Recording Academy's Grammy Hall of Fame. (via John Prine)