Bacchus Archives
| Bacchus Archives | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Parent company | Dionysus Records |
| Status | Active |
| Genre | Various |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Location |
PO Box 1975, Burbank, CA 91507 |
| Official website |
www |
Bacchus Archives is a record label that has often released previous unreleased recordings. Some of the recordings it has released, includes recordings by artists such as The Controllers, Evan "Funk" Davies, The Dils, Peter Miller, Bob Thompson and Johnny Angel Wendell. It is also sublabel of Dionysus Records.
Background
Baccus Archives is located in Burbank, California, United States.[1] It's parent label is Dionysus Records.[2] The parent label was founded by Lee Joseph in 1983.[3]
Some of the music that it has issued / reissued covering the period from the 1950s through to the 1980s and beyond, includes Rockabilly, 60s Garage and Arizona Garage, Psych and Freakbeat. It has also issued / reissued Proto-punk and 70s Punk including L.A. 70s punk.[4][5] In addition to keeping various back-catalogue recordings in print, it also releases recordings that lean towards certain past genres. Some of the releases have been by artists that include the Creepy Creeps, Ruby Dee and The Snakehanders, The Satelltiers and Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited.[6]
Releases
In the first quarter of 1996, the label issued a 30 track compilation of Chicano rock from 1959 to 1966. The album The East Side Sound featured recordings from Eddie Davis's Faro, and Linda record labels.[7] Also that year, the label reissued Robert Drasnin's 1959 Voodoo album.[8] In 1999, on both LP and CD, the label issued the Tony Hilder produced Al Garcia and the Rhythm Kings's Exotic And Rockin' Instrumentals 1963-1964 album which included two tracks by The Charades.[9][10] Also that year, featuring some more Hilder produced tracks ended up on Rare L.A. Tracks West Coast Style Vintage R&B And Doo-Wop, 1956-1964 Bacchus Archives BA1134. It fgeatured a couple of tracks by the Charades as well as recordings by Ray Agee, Charles Andrea & The Hi-Tones and Donny Tolliver. [11][12][13] Another release in 1999 was Vol. 1 of Fuzz, Flaykes, & Shakes compilation series which featured various Garage and Psychedelic bands.[14] By 2002, Vol. 6 and 7 had been issued.[15]
In 2014, the label released Surf Mania on LP by the Surf Teens.[16] The album, originally released in 1963 on Sutton,[17] had previous been re-released by Bacchus in 1998 on both LP and CD.[18]
References
- ↑ Cataloguing Outside the Box: A Practical Guide to Cataloguing Special Materials Patricia Falk & Stefanie Dennis Hunker Page 22 Challenge Yourself, Exercise 2.3
- ↑ Discogs Bacchus Archives
- ↑ Dionysus Records Dionysus Records Past and Present
- ↑ Maximum Rocknroll Issue 252 Thrills - "N.A.F.I.T.C." L.P
- ↑ allrecordlabels.com Label: Bacchus Archives
- ↑ Independent Label Distribution Dionysus Records / Bacchus Archives
- ↑ Billboard April 6, 1996 Page 85 Unearthing L.A.'s Music Artifacts by Chris Morris
- ↑ Mondo exotica: suoni, visioni e manie della generazione cocktail Francesco Adinolfi Page 484
- ↑ Discogs Al Garcia And Rhythm Kings, The* – Exotic And Rockin' Instrumentals, 1963-1964
- ↑ Surfadelic Wednesday, November 7, 2012 AL GARCIA AND THE RHYTHM KINGS - Exotic and Rockin' Instrumentals
- ↑ Rare L.A. Tracks: West Coast Style Vintage R&B and Doo-Wop, 1956-1964. Liner notes
- ↑ Discogs Various – Rare L.A. Tracks (West Coast Style Vintage R&B And Doo-Wop, 1956-1964)
- ↑ Bowling Green State University Library Rare L.A. tracks (sound recording) : west coast style vintage R&B and doo-wop, 1956-1964
- ↑ Discogs Various – Fuzz, Flaykes, & Shakes Vol. 1: 60 Miles High
- ↑ CMJ New Music Report 30 Sep 2002 Page 29
- ↑ Discogs Bacchus Archives – BA 1127
- ↑ Goldmine Record Album Price Guide 8th Edition Page 565 Surf Teens, The
- ↑ All Music Surf Teens Surf Mania, Releases