Simply Vinyl

Simply Vinyl on vinyl: classics on 180 grams

In short: Simply Vinyl was a British label that from the late nineties brought well-known albums back onto record – on heavy 180-gram vinyl, at a time when the CD dominated the music market. The selection ranged from rock and soul via funk to reggae and film music. The Vinyl Room currently has 7 records on Simply Vinyl.

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Soul & funk

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→ James Brown · The Isley Brothers · Soul · Soul & funk on vinyl

What makes Simply Vinyl special?

Great albums, newly pressed: “Grace” (1994) remained the only studio album Jeff Buckley completed in his lifetime. The Dust Brothers wrote the electronic music for the film “Fight Club” (1999).

For funk fans: two volumes of “Funky Good Times” with The J.B.’s, James Brown’s band, and “James Brown’s Funky People” with musicians from his circle. Plus The Isley Brothers’ “Greatest Hits” and roots reggae by Yabby You.

FAQ

Are these originals? Partly – Simply Vinyl released reissues and contemporary vinyl editions. Which edition you get is noted with each copy.

What does 180 grams mean? The record is heavier and thicker than many standard pressings.

Who are The J.B.’s? James Brown’s backing band from 1970.

What do you have on Simply Vinyl? Editions from the nineties and 2000s – 7 records in all.