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Now In Store - Paul Weller BBC Exclusives

We now have the digital boxset of 'Weller at the BBC' featuring an incredible 188 digitally-remastered tracks taken from BBC sessions and live concerts from 1990 – 2008 available at Lost Tunes. The set comprises all of Paul Weller's BBC recordings over this 18-year period, and will be available exclusively from Lost Tunes and our sister site Island Tunes.co.uk, either as single track downloads or as one entire set for £60.

Now In Store - Paul Weller BBC Exclusives

The digital release features exclusive material including a BBC concert from Radio Theatre in May 2000 and a live concert in Cardiff from May 1997 with rare outings of the tracks 'Back On The Fire', 'There's No Drinking After You're Dead', 'Picking Up Sticks' and 'Love Less'. Full tracklistings are available from paulweller.com

If you’ve already bought the physical 4CD box, you can receive a £20 discount off the price of the complete digital box set at To gain access to the discounted price go to www.paulweller.com/bonus from 10th November and insert CD1 from the 4CD set. Follow the instructions on the screen and you will then be redirected to the exclusive discounted £40 digital boxset right here on Lost Tunes.

To keep up to date with all Paul Weller news CLICK HERE. Meanwhile stick November 10th in your diary. It’s Paul Weller day at Lost Tunes!

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Lost Tunes Solves The Digital Radio Crisis!

Following the announcement of Channel 4’s decision to pull out of digital radio and G Cap’s selling of some of its XFM licenses and its parting company with Planet Rock, the radio world is in disarray. There are no ads. MOJO Radio had more listeners than 6Music and has been canned. What’s going on?

Lost Tunes Solves The Digital Radio Crisis!

There’s certainly too much of the same old thing, overblown DJs talking everyone to death and the same old records rotating over and over again. It can’t be right. Can it?

We here at Lost Tunes have decided that our vast array of groovy music will not only lend itself to programming the hippest of Latin stations, no end of folk rock freeness, a damn fine jazz stopover and a dubbed up dread broadcast. Amid the excitement we’ve also found a cooler than cool AOR playlist for the perfect Lost FM session when you have to drive across America (or indeed between Leeds and Manchester on Snake Pass) to “get your head together” after a bust up with the other half.

We suggest, for a full and satisfying cruise through the netherworld of our Route 66-loving psyche the following tunes will spark those long nights following the white lines.

1. Feelin’ Bad by Spooky Tooth from Spooky Two . A moment of mellow melody from those about to rock, geared down for our purposes.

2. Help Me Through The Night by Joe Walsh from So What!. The future Eagle flies solo with some aching lovelorn balladry.

3. 16 Days by Whiskeytown from Strangers Almanac . Break up stories from Ryan Adams and co, can’t be beat.

4. Spellbound by Poco from Legend . Latter period country whine.

5. Jamaica Say You Will by Joe Cocker from the Jamaica Say You Will . Jackson Browne given a blue-eyed soul serenade by the Steel City crooner.

6. My Secret Place by Joni Mitchell from Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm . Joni in ’88, with plenty of the storytelling magic dust on display and a yearning for a safe haven.

7. Am I Losin’ by Lynyrd Skynyrd from Nuthin’ Fancy . Deep fried sadness all round.

8. Pardon Me by Emitt Rhodes from The American Dream . The former Grass Roots man sands off the poppy edges and gets melancholy.

9. Wrong Side Of The River by Mott The Hoople from Wildlife . Amid the rock a boogie riffs, Ian Hunter’s longing gets evocative.

10. Wheels Of Wonder by The Kevin McDermott Orchestra from Mother Nature’s Kitchen . A touch of Gaelic charm, a soulful pleading and we’re heading for the interstate.

11. Bottle Of Brandy by Ronnie Lane from Ronnie Lane’s Slim Chance . The former Faces bassist in full gypsy folk mode with a homage to late night loss. NB: Unsung hero, more of Ronnie coming soon to Lost Tunes.

13. Thanks For The Information by Van Morrison from No Guru, No Method, No Teacher . Legendary Morrisoniam tome from s spiritually profound album. He just has the twang for helplessness.

14. Dirty Work by Steely Dan from Can’t Buy A Thrill . AOR FM staples, you could pick any track but this is a sold gone relationship strangler.

Delays & The La's - now in store!

We have two very exciting exclusive releases from Delays and The La’s available now from Lost Tunes. Read on to find out exactly what Delays have recorded for Lost Tunes...

Delays & The La's - now in store!

We have two very exciting exclusive releases from Delays and The La’s available now from Lost Tunes.

We can also finally reveal which tracks Delays have recorded, something we’re very excited about here at Lost Tunes.

Delays holed up in Rockfield studios in Wales to record their favourite songs from the vaults. “For us it’s always been about songs and to get to reinterpret the music that has inspired us is a massive thrill.” Says singer/guitarist Greg Gilbert. “The Lost Tunes catalogue is so rich it was hard to know where to start but we feel we’ve found some real gems whilst ‘lost’ in the vaults.”

Delays emerged with stellar versions of The Go-Go’s “Tonight”, Nico’s “These Days”, Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Bad Moon Rising” and “Christine” by The House of Love.

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This release will coincide with another major Lost Tunes exclusive, a new collection of previously-unreleased material from The La’s - eight rare recordings including the John Leckie and Steve Lilywhite mixes of ‘Come In Out Come Out’ and John Leckie and the Bob Andrew mix of ‘Way Out’.