Showing posts with label Hits and Misses. Show all posts
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Thursday, May 29, 2025

Expanded 2LP version of Eli "Paperboy" Reed's debut album due June 6

The 20th Anniversary deluxe edition of  Eli "Paperboy" Reed's "Sings Walkin' and Talkin' and Other Smash Hits!" from 2004 boasts 14 unissued tracks! 

Here's the scoop...

Eli "Paperboy" Reed is celebrating 20 years of making soulful music with the re-release of his very first album, Sings Walkin' And Talkin' And Other Smash Hits! The set was originally recorded in a basement studio in Allston, Massachusetts, all live to analog tape in mono and pressed as a limited run of 300 CDs in 2005. This self-released CD was mostly sold while Reed busked on the streets of Harvard Square in Cambridge, Mass in his early 20s. 

This deluxe edition includes all 12 tracks from Eli's debut album and 14 never before released tracks! The first disc of the newly remastered double LP reissue contains the original album, plus four additional tracks recorded the same December day in 2004. The second disc contains 11 tracks from a session recorded for WHRB radio at Harvard University in 2005. The single CD version of the reissue will contain all of the songs featured on the deluxe LP. 

Eli "Paperboy" Reed Sings Walkin' and Talkin' and Other Smash Hits reveals Eli's humble beginnings in Boston by way of Mississippi and Chicago, playing his own rough and ready interpretations of down-home blues, R&B and gospel. With this 20th anniversary release and the celebration of two decades of legendary live performances, Reed cements himself as an elder statesman of the genre.

Get a copy of the deluxe reissue via Bandcamp or directly from Yep Roc Records right here. Check the track listing below followed by an interview with Paul Cashmere for Noise11.com and a couple of songs from the album. 




Eli "Paperboy" Reed – Sings Walkin' and Talkin' and Other Smash Hits!

1. I Just Got to Know

2. Walkin' and Talkin' (For My Baby)

3. The Tips of My Fingers

4. Woman Woman Blues

5. Something You Got

6. The Poor Side of Town

7. I'm Tired of Wandering

8. Fat Mama Rumble

9. You're Gonna Make Me Cry

10. Cool Drink of Water Blues

11. Don't Let Me Down

12. A Dying Veteran's Plea

13. Lone Town Blues (Bonus Track)

14. A Woman, A Lover, A Friend (Bonus Track)

15. Roamin' And Ramblin' Blues (Bonus Track)

16. Right Around The Corner (Bonus Track)

17. She May Be Yours (Radio Session)

18. Brought Life Back to the Dead (Radio Session)

19. West Helena Blues (Radio Session)

20. Thirty Two Twenty Blues (Radio Session)

21. I'm Leaving You (Radio Session)

22. Big Fat Mama Blues (Radio Session)

23. I'm a King Bee (Radio Session)

24. Rollin' And Tumblin' (Radio Session)

25. Stop Talking In Your Sleep (Radio Session) 

26. I Can't Quit You Baby (Radio Session)

27. The Last Mile Of The Way (Radio Session)





Also, you may wanna grab a copy of Eli's 2023 singles set Hits and Misses on Yep Roc while's it's still available. 


Saturday, September 8, 2012

Toronto's Hits & Misses closing Sept. 15


Sad but regrettably true, Toronto's punk rock vinyl emporium Hits & Misses (799 Queen West) will be shutting it's doors on September 15. Hopefully owner Pete Genest will re-open at a new location but no such plans have yet been announced.

That means you only have a week to buy all those amazing singles and LPs you really wanted but never found time to make it down to the shop next door to Rotate This. For the next seven days Hits & Misses be open from 12 noon until 8 pm with Andrew WK spinning his favourite records in-store for your listening pleasure on Sunday (September 9). Watch for further news updates posted on the Hits & Misses site



Saturday, October 30, 2010

Hits & Misses and Frantic City cozy up to Rotate This on Queen West


Just in time for Halloween, top-notch Toronto punk vinyl vendor Hits and Misses have relocated their shop (formerly at 860 Bloor West) to 799 Queen West. And right above the new locale – which opens today at 12 noon – Tim Hanna has moved the 60s garage, R&B and psych records from Frantic City's Ossington head office to the vacant room on the 2nd Floor to create a swank new upstairs boutique for all your freakishly fuzzed-out needs.
As every record hound in town should know, that choice piece of real estate on which those two retailers now sit is right next door to the venerable Rotate This (801 Queen West) and just down the street from Cosmos and Neurotica, making for the highest concentration of cool records in the city. Right on!