{"id":16447,"date":"2017-11-01T21:35:36","date_gmt":"2017-11-01T21:35:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/thevoiceoflondon.co.uk\/?p=16447"},"modified":"2017-11-01T21:35:36","modified_gmt":"2017-11-01T21:35:36","slug":"finally-sainsburys-has-launched-a-record-label","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.westminster.ac.uk\/thevoiceoflondon\/finally-sainsburys-has-launched-a-record-label\/","title":{"rendered":"FINALLY Sainsbury’s has launched a record label"},"content":{"rendered":"

Just what we have all been dying for. But, they probably will not sign your mate’s band.<\/p>\n

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Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has announced the launch of their own record label in collaboration with Universal and Warner music, cleverly called Own Label. The name pays homage to their own-brand line in the 70s – and the vintage influence does not stop there. BBC reported that the artwork is going to be inspired by the “minimalist packaging designs”<\/a> of the Sainsbury’s in-house studio of the 60s and 70s.<\/p>\n

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The first two compilation albums to be released November 3rd. Source: BBC<\/p><\/div>\n

While they may not be signing an indie band anytime soon, but they may be introducing their younger client base to some classics. The first two albums have been announced as compilation albums curated by musician Bob Stanley. Said to be a combination of familiar songs, and some “deeper cuts.”<\/p>\n

Stanley told the BBC:\u00a0“Those kind of compilations – where some of the songs are familiar, and the rest of the album is a revelation which can shape your tastes – I think are just as important as classic standalone albums like Pet Sounds or Parallel Lines.”<\/p>\n

The two albums are set to release this weekend in 168 stores, with more compilation albums to follow in the future.<\/p>\n

NME<\/a> has released the full tracklist for both albums:<\/p>\n

Coming Into Los Angeles \u2013 A Taste of West Coast<\/strong><\/p>\n

1. The Mamas & The Papas Dedicated To The One I Love
\n2. Love \u2013 Andmoreagain
\n3. The Monkees \u2013 As We Go Along
\n4. Buffalo Springfield \u2013 The Hour Of Not Quite Rain
\n5. Tim Buckley \u2013 Song To The Siren
\n6. Judee Sill \u2013 The Kiss
\n7. The Byrds \u2013 Full Circle
\n8. Flying Burrito Brothers \u2013 Wild Horses
\n9. Arlo Guthrie \u2013 Coming Into Los Angeles
\n10. Linda Perhacs \u2013 Chimacum Rain
\n11. Fleetwood Mac \u2013 You Make Loving Fun
\n12. America \u2013 Ventura Highway
\n13. Little Feat \u2013 Long Distance Love
\n14. Linda Ronstadt \u2013 Desperado
\n15. Michelle Phillips \u2013 The Aching Kind
\n16. Rickie Lee Jones \u2013 Chuck Es In Love
\n17. Doobie Brothers \u2013 What A Fool Believes
\n18. Nicolette Larson \u2013 Lotta Love
\n19. JD Souther \u2013 Faithless Love
\n20. Gene Clark \u2013 Lady Of The North
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\nHi Fidelity \u2013 A Taste of Stereo Sound<\/strong><\/p>\n

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2. Yes \u2013 Wonderous Stories
\n3. Moody Blues \u2013 Question
\n4. Roxy Music \u2013 Avalon
\n5. Tangerine Dream \u2013 Sequence C
\n6. Cat Stevens \u2013 Morning Has Broken
\n7. Al Stewart \u2013 Year Of The Cat
\n8. Andrew Gold \u2013 Lonely Boy
\n9. John Martyn \u2013 Solid Air
\n10. Elton John \u2013 Song For Guy
\n11. Van Der Graaf \u2013 Generator Theme 1
\n12. Bryan Ferry \u2013 This Is Tomorrow
\n13. Joe Walsh \u2013 Life\u2019s Been Good
\n14. Mike Deville \u2013 Spanish Stroll
\n15. Todd Rundgren \u2013 I Saw The Light
\n16. 10CC \u2013 I\u2019m Not In Love
\n17. Commodores \u2013 Easy
\n18. Gallagher and Lyle \u2013 Showdown
\n19. Giorgio Moroder \u2013 Chase
\n20. Brian Eno \u2013 Another Green World<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/section>\n<\/div>\n
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Written: Tristan Prawl l Subbing: Asya Gadzheva<\/div>\n

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