Believe in Magic: Heavenly Recordings: the First 30 Years (Hardback) Electronic

Believe in Magic: Heavenly Recordings: the First 30 Years (Hardback) Electronic'Heavenly is more than a record label, it's the absolute nectar of all that's brilliant in the culture of these island. I love the shit out of them and everything they stand for.' Irvine Welsh BELIEVE IN MAGIC tells the story of Heavenly Recordings in thirty vignettes, photography and ephemera, all of which relate to landmark records, moments and characters in the label's first three decades. A label responsible for creating satellite communities of

Honky Tonk and The Twist all made their debut on Syd Nathan's mammoth independent

built on improvisation and a close affinity to a couple of trusted items of gear

Weezer's debut

“A high of psychedelic delicacy and deceptive urgency

street soul fusion gospel of Veronica Mickie's 'Lost Children'

will release 'The Ghost Of Eddie' as recorded during their King Tut's show

a guitar style based on ragtime piano rhythms and associated with the Piedmont region of the Southeast United States

soul and disco classics

jazz and angular psychedelics

Billie Holidays God Bless the Child (play from start) and Since I Fell for You by Buddy Johnson

and ritualistic songwriting

respectively