Bulk Order Ronson, Mark Version Columbia vinyl record

2×12″ Repress of 2007 Feat Eclectic List Of Vocalists Including Amy Winehouse, Lily Allen, Robbie Williams Kasabian & More
You know that a producer has become a star in his own right when he’s given a contract to put out an album under his own name — but, really, if any producer deserved his own vanity project in 2007, it’s Mark Ronson, the man behind much of the two best British pop albums in 2006, Lily Allen’s Alright, Still and Amy Winehouse’s Back to Black. Ronson, of course, had been a fixture in the N.Y.C. and London DJ scenes long before this, and had even released an album called Here Comes the Fuzz in 2003 that found him enlisting a cast of American hipsters — everyone from Ghostface Killah and Mos Def to Rivers Cuomo, Jack White, and Saturday Night Live comedian Jimmy Fallon — to front tracks he crafted. Ronson keeps that same blueprint for his second album, Version, but he sets his sights on the U.K., the country that finally turned him into a star thanks to those Allen and Winehouse produc