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Without a doubt, Serge Gainsbourg is agent provacateur and Gallic soul brother #1. His sensual work is championed by all in the know and still resonates quite frankly in these sexually exaggerated times. Building on the North American re-introduction to the maestro’s work with 1971’s masterpiece concept album Histoire de Melody Nelson, Light In The Attic Records is thrilled to announce their follow-up Gainsbour reissue. 1969’s Jane Brikin/Serge Gainsbourg (often referred to as Je t’aime… moi non plu).

Music fans have long looked to Lialeh for seven original Bernard Purdie tracks, his first as writer/composer, untempered by the A&R’s who guided his records for Flying Dutchman, Date, Prestige and Mega. To snag a copy of Lialeh, you could spend more than $600 on eBay or a mere $12.99 at Light In The Attic. Same great music, and mo’ money to spend on your honey.

• Ultra-rare guitar driven psychedelic Amazonian Cumbia (Limited to 1000 LPs!)
  Deeply funky psychedelic-surf guitar jams from Ranil y Su Conjunto Tropical on Ranil’s Jungle Party. While mixing Western Surf with traditional highland “huayño” dance music, Ranil and Co. draws you in with their heavy grooves and intensely melodic guitar style. Think King Sunny Adé jamming with some Andes dudes while on vacation in Peru. Dig? Brought to you by the fine folks at Masstropicas, this release is limited to 1,000 LPs. Consider this your maiden voyage deep into 1970s Peruvian cumbia, only now being introduced to North America.