Kick off your weekend by diving into all of this week's new Decca releases 🎧 Max Richter: https://MaxRichter.lnk.to/Voices2So Cande y Paulo: https://CandeYPaulo.lnk.to/tuyoSo Tony Allen: https://TonyAllen.lnk.to/StumblingDownSo Teskey Brothers: https://TheTeskeyBrothers.lnk.to/NeverTearUsApartSo Josin: https://mkx.lnk.to/JosinTheDarkness LYR: https://mkx.lnk.to/LYRWinterSolstice Jeremiah Fraites: https://fanlink.to/JeremiahAcoustic | Decca Records

💿 Win an Exclusive Decca 7” Vinyl Bundle! 🎸 Celebrate the 60s Mod era with six limited-edition Decca 7” singles — including two Decca Store exclusives you won’t find anywhere else. ⏳Enter via the link below by 11:59pm, Tuesday 17 June. ✅ Sign up to our mailing list for a bonus entry! | Decca Records

Decca Pure Analogue celebrates some of the most iconic recordings from the Decca and Philips archives. Newly remastered by Rainer Maillard and cut by Sidney C. Meyer, each release uses only original analogue sources—from two-track stereo and four-track quadraphonic tapes to analogue masters of early digital recordings. The first 3 titles in this new series are out now! | Decca Classics

Decca Pure Analogue celebrates some of the most iconic recordings from the Decca and Philips archives. Newly remastered by Rainer Maillard and cut by Sidney C. Meyer, each release uses only original analogue sources - from two-track stereo and four-track quadraphonic tapes to analogue masters of early digital recordings. The first 3 titles in the new series are out now! https://deccapureanalogue.lnk.to/dpa | Decca Classics

On this day in 1956, Sammy recorded the song “Five” for Decca Records. Shortly after that, he’d perform it live on “The Steve Allen Show.” To see the full video visit our YouTube page. #sammydavisjr #sammydavis #sammydavisjunior #sdj #sammycentennial #music #ratpack #theratpack #history #onthisday #five #songoftheday #decca #deccarecords #steveallen #thesteveallenshow #willmastintrio #live #tv #television #1950s | Sammy Davis Jr.

October 1, 1951 was a momentous day in Webb Pierce history. Decca released “Wondering,” which would become Webb’s first #1 record. He then became the “Wondering Boy.” 🤔 Webb’s mom had a recording of “Wondering.” It was written by Jack Golding and Joe Werner. For years, many believed Joe Werner was the original writer of the song. However, historians now know the song is a cover of a Jack Golding 1928 recording for Gennett records called “Wondering”. (Source — Early Cajun Music) The song was fir