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New vinyl reissues: June 19, 2026

Ned Lannamann

Ned Lannamann

18 Jun 2026 — 14 min read
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Cover art for Hadley Caliman, Rokk Í Reykjavík, the Band, Los Orientales de Paramonga, John Coltrane, and Writing on the Wall.

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Slipcase cover for the Rubber Soul box set and additional images from the book.

Review: The Beatles’ Rubber Soul

The Fab Four’s 1965 album gets the deluxe treatment at last. By today’s standards, Rubber Soul was a rush job. In mid-October 1965, as the Christmas deadline loomed, the Beatles convened with producer George Martin at EMI Recording Studios in Abbey Road, St John’s Wood, London,

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Cover art and photos of Buena Vista Social Club.

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Cover art for Marlena Shaw, the Go-Betweens, Alice in Chains, Crowded House, the Mothers of Invention, and Stone Garden.

New vinyl reissues: September 25, 2026

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Cover art for John Coltrane and the Miles Davis Quintet.

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Two recent OJCs commemorate Coltrane’s centennial. One hundred years ago today, John Coltrane was born in Hamlet, North Carolina. He died at age 40 of throat cancer in Long Island on July 17, 1967. In the years between, he comprehensively transformed American music by resculpting the parameters and possibilities

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