I Should Coco (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & Disco

I Should Coco (Vinyl LP) Soul Funk & DiscoI Should Coco is the debut studio album by Supergrass, released through Parlophone in May 1995 "We are young we are free Keep our teeth nice and clean" is hardly an incendiary motto, but the lyrics to "Alright" rather summed up Supergrass' influential Britpop statement of intent, I Should Coco. It's about being young, about riding on buses, about smoking cigarettes and about getting a little bit tipsy. Harmless fun, even if it does involve being

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Known as he was for his more oblique amalgams of delta blues

with artists that included Talking Heads

covers a range of topics and moods

If all you've heard is Tainted Love then you're really missing out

Beabadoobee guitarist Jacob Bugden

Introducing UTSOFF - a special series that builds on the label’s forward-thinking ethos when it comes to house music from across the spectrum

The album includes one of the earliest shots fired in the soon-to-be epic Jay-Z/Nas feud

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with Van McCoy

hovers through the acid-western suspense of Gentry's Jessye' Lisabeth with floating calm