Johnny's Uncalled Four ‎- The Lost Album [Translucent Purple Vinyl] (New Vinyl LP)

It is our distinct pleasure to present the Lost Album from '60s teen combo, Johnny's Uncalled Four.

If you're the type of person who obsessively studies the production personnel on the back of your favorite albums, chances are you're already familiar with John(ny) Golden. Since the late sixties he has earned a reputation as an elite and prolific mastering engineer, credited with cutting thousands of masters for generations of artists, including legendary albums by The Fifth Dimension, Bill Withers, Earth Wind & Fire, Iggy Pop, Sonny Rollins, and Brian Eno. In 1982, while working as a staff engineer at K-Disc in Hollywood, John was tasked to master the TV Party single by punk luminaries Black Flag - leading to work for Sub Pop, K Records, Touch & Go, and the entire SST catalog up until 1991.

In 1994 John and his daughter, April, opened Golden Mastering, an audio haven in Ventura, California, that is run and operated by John, his wife Diane, and his son, J.J.—a top-tier master of the craft in his own right. In 2011, Daptone Records mastered our first record with the Goldens, and we have been devoted customers ever since. One serendipitous afternoon, while attending a session with J.J. for an upcoming release, Gabriel Roth overheard John listening to some old reels in the adjacent room. When J.J. explained that his dad was transferring tapes of his old band, Johnny's Uncalled Four, Roth had to hear more. Completely floored by the caliber of the tunes, talks of releasing Johnny's Uncalled Four's long lost album were fruitful, culminating in 14 tracks of post-Elvis/pre-British Invasion, unadulterated Rock n Roll.

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A1        Movin' N' Groovin'
A2        Maybe Baby
A3        Why Do I Wonder?
A4        Daydream
A5        Please Say
A6        Glad All Over
A7        Bulldog
B1        Jack The Ripper
B2        House Of The Rising Sun
B3        Every Beat Of My Heart
B4        Exhibit A
B5        Everytime I Close My Eyes
B6        Hold On Baby
B7        Summertime