08/07/2026
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Four excellent reissues from Iconoclassic Records including STEVE MARRIOTT, DIXIE DREGS, and GRAHAM PARKER.
Originally released in 1984 in abridged form on the independent Aura Records label, Packet of Three kicked off the third chapter of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Steve Marriott’s legendary career, after two decades fronting the Small Faces and Humble Pie. This live album captures a smokin’ set at Dingwalls in London, with Marriott in spectacular voice and the power trio format spotlighting his underrated guitar playing across a set of Small Faces and Humble Pie classics, blues standards, and covers. Packet of Three is the only official live album from this era, produced and promoted by Marriott.
The Great Spectacular is Dixie Dregs’ original 1975 demo debut album, recorded at the University of Miami as a class project, pressed independently by the band, and distributed locally in limited quantities. Yet The Great Spectacular also functions as a greatest hits of sorts, debuting tracks which would later be re-recorded across Dixie Dregs’ classic 1977-1980 Capricorn and Arista albums, as well as during guitarist/band leader Steve Morse’s stint in Kansas. It includes the first recordings of key Dregs tracks including “What If,” “Leprechaun Promenade,” “Holiday,” “Refried Funky Chicken,” “Country House Shuffle,” and more.
Originally released on CD in 1996 on the independent Razor & Tie label, Graham Parker’s Acid Bubblegum finally makes it’s LP debut, pressed onto pink bubblegum vinyl. Following several acoustic-based albums, Acid Bubblegum found pre-punk angry young man Parker roaring back into venomous form backed by an all-star band of Jimmy Destri (Blondie), Andrew Bodnar (The Rumour) and Gary Burke (Joe Jackson). The bracing lyrical attack of Acid Bubblegum is, if anything, only more relevant today.
First time on vinyl worldwide for Graham Parker’s fifteenth studio album, Deepcut To Nowhere. Packaged as a 12″ LP with bonus 7″ single. Remastered for vinyl by the album’s original co-producer and engineer, Dave Cook. Includes new liner notes essay penned by Graham Parker. Deepcut To Nowhere features the fan favorites “Blue Horizon,” “I’ll Never Play Jacksonville Again,” and “Socks ‘N’ Sandals.”
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