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Holiday Opening Times
20th December 2023
To all our valued customers, we wish you a great Christmas and a Happy New Year. Ace will be closed between the 21st of December and the 2nd January, orders will be dispatched ASAP on our return. Thanks for all your support this year.
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Fatback 2024 UK Tour
2nd May 2024
Friday 7th June – Lido, Margate.
Saturday 8th June – Soultasia, Promenade Park, Maldon, Essex.
Sunday 9th June – Chalk, Brighton.
Wednesday 12th June – Boisdale, London.
Thursday 13th June – Nocturne Live 2024, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock.
Friday 14th June – Jazz Cafe, London.
Saturday 15th June – Jazz Cafe, London.
Sunday 16th June – Jazz Cafe, London.
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Ira Kaplan (Yo La Tengo)
8th May 2012
"Yo La Tengo on themselves:
"Ira Kaplan is credited with changing the face of British pop music in the 90s with Primal Scream and their massive album "Screamadelica" (which won the first Mercury Music prize in 1992). Here are his current top Ace selections."
Jorge at Ace on Yo La Tengo:
"Ira Kaplan is actually a member of the Hoboken, NJ band Yo La Tengo, who have been making consistently brilliant music since the mid-80s, from body-shaking feedback rock to bossa nova-influenced pop. They're a treasure and a joyous act live, with some amazing dance routines onstage. If you're curious and don't know where to start, their recent compilation "Prisoners Of Love" is a good place.""
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John Peel
30th July 2012
John Peel compiled this Ace Records top 10 list back in 2003 for our printed catalogue. He was a keen supporter of the label and we'd hoped to include an introduction by him in our 2005 catalogue. News of his death shocked all at Ace, he is sorely missed.
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Bob Stanley
26th November 2013
Bob Stanley is a writer, musician, DJ and film producer. Since founding influential pop group Saint Etienne, Bob has enjoyed a parallel career as a music journalist, contributing to publications such as the The Times, Smash Hits, NME, the Guardian and The Face. A former artist-in-residence at the Southbank Centre, his films have been shown at the ICA and Royal Festival Hall, and he has curated several seasons for the Barbican.
Bob's chronological story of modern pop "Yeah Yeah Yeah" has just been published by Faber & Faber and is highly recommended by the Ace Records Book Club.