Dad Man Cat

LPA

1. Chowdown
2. Long Cool & Bubbly
3. The Girl Who Was Death
4. How To Steal The World
5. Frug In G Major
6. Electric Soup

LPB

1. Ponytail
2. Harry Palmer
3. E-Type
4. Skirt Alert
5. Six Plus One
6. Money Is

‘Dad Man Cat’ is the debut album by Acid Jazz superstars Corduroy. The album showcased their love of groovy swinging sixties film soundtracks, Quincy Jones and trash aesthetic. The album launched the band into worldwide success with constant international touring allowing them to mirror the jet-set lifestyle which they pastiche. Available on LP for the first time in two decades, it comes pressed on shiny pure red vinyl, re-mastered from the original tapes.  ‘High Havoc’ is the second album by the Fabric Four, Corduroy. It expanded their soundtrack influenced sound with the addition of tight brass let orchestrations.  The album features many of their best loved tracks including the iconic ‘London England’, the live favourite ‘Very Yeah’ and the Curtis Mayfield-influenced ‘The Frighteners’Available on LP for the first time in two decades, it comes pressed on shiny gold vinyl, re-mastered from the original tapes Corduroy’s third album ‘Out Of Here’ updated their sound, taking in 1970s influences that would later be defined at yacht rock. The Iconic cover with the band about to take off in a bubble-fronted  helicopter the album shows the band at the height of their powers. The track features the Top 75 hit ‘Mini’, the anthemic tribute to Japanese jazz star Monday Michiru ‘Don’t Wait For Monday’ and their reverent cover of ‘Motorhead’.  Available on LP for the first time in two decades, it comes pressed on shiny blue vinyl, re-mastered from the original tapes. The perfect companions to the comeback album ‘Return Of TheFabric Four’, which was released earlier this year.