Album

Debut from raw Lincoln leather lads, seemingly in production since 1938

Recorded last December at the end of the 2003 world tour, it's spooky watching Gary Brooker singing "A Whiter Shade Of Pale" so many years after it scored 1967's summer of love. Yet his voice hasn't altered one iota. A third of the 21 tracks come from their 2003 album, The Well's On Fire. But it's old favourites like "Homburg", "Shine On Brightly" and "A Salty Dog" that command all the attention.

The late thespian's MGM curio from September '67

Another tasteful Soul Jazz series rolls on

Lou Reed's favourite trans-gender chamber-pop troupe's debut

Howe Gelb's peripatetic lifestyle captured on record

Return after eight years' silence from '60s legend

Glittering twin set from revitalised godfather of gloom

Self-styled Chauncey Gardiner of cute implies a lot but says little

London country duo relocate to US and make masterpiece