Historic Adge Cutler and Wurzel Releases NOW Available!

It has taken several years of difficult planning and hard negotiating by Sil Willcox of Cruisin’ Music, close friend and manager of The Wurzels, for this month’s news to be unveiled! Although EMI produced Adge Cutler’s third album in CD format back in 2003 they showed no signs of intending to repeat this with anything else from the Wurzel back-catalogue; Sil, together with the Wurzels themselves, was keen to see that more of the band’s work was reproduced in this modern format!

November 27th 2009 saw the release for the first time on CD of four of Adge Cutler’s original albums and the Wurzels first solo album, making them all available as an exclusively licenced re-release with the original artwork and digitally re-mastered.
Having obtained the copies of the original artwork Sil Willcox entrusted the task of digitally re-mastering the original vinyl LPs to Louie Nicastro: After many long sessions Louie produced a superb set of 5 CDs to allow Wurzel fans to be able to hear these iconic albums in high quality sound without the need for a record player! – much to the delight of many young fans who had never been able to hear these songs and the older fans who lost their ability to play old vinyls!

The historic albums that have now been re-released are:

Adge Cutler and the Wurzels – Live At The Royal Oake – this was the band's debut album recorded ‘live’ at the Royal Oak in Nailsea in November 1966 and released early in 1967.

Adge Cutler’s Family Album With The Wurzels – the band’s follow up album, again recorded ‘live’ at the Royal Oak, and released late in 1967

Carry On Cutler – Adge’s fourth album, again a ‘live’ recording, mainly taken from a show performed in Somerset’s Webbington Country Club,and was issued in 1968.

Don’t Tell I, Tell ‘Ee – Adge’s final album, ‘live’ tracks once again and first issued in 1972 but re-released on his death two years later.

The Wurzels Are Scrumptious – the Wurzels first solo album released in 1975, a year after Adge’s death. This album was taken from a live show that the group performed at a North Devon holiday park at Croyde Bay.

In keeping with ‘the modern idiom’, to quote Adge, the albums are on sale from the Wurzels own Ebay shop to allow the fans to buy the genuine article directly from the band for only £8.99 (and postage is free) - and for those who buy any 3CDs they are given a free copy of Mervyn Hancocks ‘Wurzels World’ (normally retailing at £9.99 and which is also on sale at the same ebay shop).

To Buy Your Copies just go to
http://stores.shop.ebay.co.uk/The-Official-Wurzels-Online-Store