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Cry Baby: Original Soundtrack Album >>

Cadillac Walk: The Mink DeVille Collection >>

The definitive collection of the original Mink DeVille, who rose from the mid-70s New York punk/new wave scene to international renown. 22 24-bit digitally remastered tracks including the hits 'Spanish Stroll', 'Cadillac Walk', 'Just Your Friends', 'Soul Twist' & all the best tracks from the group's three Capitol albums. Over 70 minutes of music.

Sportin' Life >>

Sportin' Life is making it's worldwide CD Debut.

Miracle >>

Features Bonus Tracks and Bonus Interview.

Cabretta/Return to Magenta >>

Bin 12924. Australian two-on-one reissue on Raven for the Eclectic group's first two Jack Nitzsche produced albums, 1977's 'Cabretta' & 1978's 'Return To Magenta'. 2O tracks inall. Featured tracks between the two include 'Guardian Angel'Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl', 'Cadillac Walk', 'Venus Of AvenueD', 'Little Girl', ''A' Train Lady', 'I Broke That Promise','Soul Twist', 'Just Your Friends', as well as a guest appearance by Dr. John.

Le Chat Bleu Expanded Edition >>

2003 remastered reissue of 1980 album features 20 tracks including 9 bonus tracks, 'Savoir Faire' (Live In NY 1982), 'Slow Drain' (Slow Drain (Live In NY 1982), 'This Must Be The Night' (Live In NY 1982), 'Bad Boy' (Live In NY 1982), 'Lipstick Traces' (Live In NY 1982), 'Just To Walk That Little Girl Home' (Live In Holland 1984), 'Heaven Stood Still' (Live In Germany 1995), 'Save The Last Dance For Me' (Live In Holland 1984) & 'Willy DeVille & Doc Pomus Interview' (The Robert Klein Show, Nov. 2, 1980). All bonus tracks previously unreleased. Raven.

Where Angels Fear to Tread >>

Though he was associated with the late- 70s NYC punk movement, Willie a.k.a. Mink DeVille was actually more of a blues, R&B and even Cajun artist at heart, and as his career continued, his albums became more and more eclectic, soulful and vibrant. And this 1983 release just might be the best of the bunch, with jazzy, ethnic-tinged fare (River of Tears), Cuban son (Demasiado Corazon), and heartrending ballads (Around the Corner; The Moonlight Let Me Down) all part of the colorful parade.

A Dirty Shame >>

The perfect companion piece to the new John Waters film, opening September 24th. From co-star Selma Blair's "Red Hot" and Johnny Knoxville's theme, "Let's Go Sexin'", to the life-changing experience that Tracy Ullman's character experiences while listening to "The Pussy Cat Song", these songs play a prominent role in the film. By the time "Tony's Got Hot Nuts" and "Itchy Twitchy Spot" come on, you know that Waters used extra TLC while selecting these songs. Artists include Screamin' Jay Hawkins, James Intveld, Connie Vannett, Slim Harpo, David Raksin Orchestra, Billy Lee Riley, and many more.