Never To Be Forgotten: The Flip Side Of Stax 1968-1974 is Light In The Attic’s Record Store Day 2012 love letter to some of the lesser-known Stax Records artists, collected and presented in a knock-out 7” vinyl box set.

As a true legend of the great American songbook and a rebellious pioneer who left behind a lengthy trail of echo laden pop masterpieces, Lee Hazlewood’s influence continues to reverberate today. Between 1968-71, Hazlewood not only released his finest solo work, but produced numerous artists on LHI. From acid-folk and country-rock to pop-psych and soul, LHI issued dozens of long forgotten 45s and LPs. This series will include material from LHI (re-mastered for the first time from the original analog tapes), along with Lee’s output for other labels, rarities, and unreleased gems.

The Definitive Black Power Aural Document

As the ‘soundtrack’ to the acclaimed 200-pg hardcover book on Fantagraphics, Listen, Whitey! captures an era when revolutionaries were pop culture icons. In this unique cross-cultural overview Bob Dylan’s 1971 single “George Jackson” (never before reissued) sits alongside Gil Scott-Heron, John & Yoko, and The Original Last Poets, plus selections from the Black Forum label, Motown’s early ‘70s Black Power imprint featuring Elaine Brown, Stokely Carmichael, & Amiri Baraka.