Other Voices, Other Rooms (Elektra 75) (Limited)

LPA

1. Across The Great Divide
2. Woman Of The Phoenix
3. Tecumseh Valley
4. Three Flights Up

LPB

1. Boots Of Spanish Leather
2. Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
3. From Clare To Here
4. Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound

LPC

1. Do Re Mi
2. This Old Town
3. Comin' Down In The Rain
4. Ten Degrees And Getting Colder
5. Morning Song For Sally

LPD

1. Night Rider's Lament
2. Are You Tired Of Me Darling
3. Turn Around
4. Wimoweh

As part of Elektra Records’ 75th Anniversary celebration, Rhino Entertainment is releasing an extensive collection of iconic Elektra titles on vinyl. The series encompasses acclaimed albums released from the ‘60s through the ‘90s that underline the label’s era-defining, genre-defiant greatness. 

Titles from the collection will be released each Friday in July, featuring groundbreaking, timeless works by trailblazers like The Doors, Love, The Stooges, Anita Baker, The Cars, The Afghan Whigs, and more. They will be available at participating brick-and-mortar stores across the country.

As a highlight of this special Elektra 75 collection, label founder Jac Holzman has assembled an album featuring Bob Dylan alongside other influential folk artists such as Fred Neil, Tom Paxton, and Judy Collins, entitled Dylan’s Circle. It will be available as a 1LP/1CD that highlights the collaboration and competition between these legendary musicians and honors the Greenwich Village music scene of the early 1960s.

Nanci Griffith’s Other Voices, Other Rooms is more than just a heartfelt collection of folk classics—it marks her debut on Elektra, a label that played a pivotal role in fostering the singer-songwriter movement of the ’60s. A rare departure from her own songwriting, the 1993 album features Griffith’s distinct voice alongside legends like Emmylou Harris, Arlo Guthrie, and John Prine. With standout tracks like Tecumseh Valley and Speed of the Sound of Loneliness, it earned her a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album, further cementing her place in the Americana and folk music scenes.