To say we are proud of this album is an understatement.

Too often musicians who age in years begin to sink into mediocrity... not so The Korgis. Described as 'A career high' and 'THE album of 2021', Kartoon World' is a testiment to the relevancy of the band, here and now.

Click below or on the pic for every choice we have!

Against the odds James Warren and Andy Davis reunited in 1992  and added John Baker on joint lead vocals.

The result was a groundbreaking album that saw The Korgis move to a more global sound, both in subject matter and in musical style, without doubt paving the way for The Korgis of the Noughties.

Perhaps if you include Stackridge's 'A Victory For Common Sense' and Warren's 'Innocent Bystander' you can get a sense of The Korgis journey.

Not everything would fit on Kartoon World and we also had some singles released just after. On the instigation of our friends in Japan we put together an album to fill in the gaps. 

This also includes our newest versions of the various worldwide hits, including a beautiful new versiion of our South American hit 'Don't Look Back'

Now your Kartoon World can be complete!

Click below or the pic for all the personalised choices.

This album includes some classics lovingly reworked and a strong selection from the 90's album 'This World's For Everyone', including unreleased songs from the sessions. There are also a few tracks not to be found elsewhere including the Christmas classic , 'Wish You A Merry Christmas'. Curiosities also included are the original demo of 'Lines' featuring Steve Lindsey and the original demo of 'Boots and Shoes' - much closer to the version that ended up on 'A Victory For Common Sense'. This features the 90's lineup of James Warren, Andy Davis and John Baker.

This was James Warrens first new material since the Stackridge album 'A Victory For Common Sense'. Here he is seen exploring a wide variety of styles. Soul, R&B (old style!) as well as classic Warren such as the psychedelic 'Colours' and the classic 'The First Time'.

The promo for this album was the motivation for the eventual reforming of 'The Korgis' with John Baker rejoining alongside old/new member Al Steele. Al contributes here with brass/string arrangements and a wee bit of guitar.

John Baker co-wrote our classic 'boy-band' song featured here -  'You've Got the Love That Matters'.

Just as James Warren's 'Innocent Bystander' was the forerunner to 'Kartoon World' this is also the case with Al's debut album.

An eclectic mix of stories and songs, loosely bound up by his Australian upbringing.

Al plays and sings pretty much everything on this album.