 It was also responsible for releasing previously unreleased live and studio recordings by Parliament-Funkadelic, as well for releasing albums on CD that were previously only released on vinyl.Apart from P-Vine label, Blues Interactions runs other labels, such as Substance and P-Vine NonStop, and publishes magazines ("Blues & Soul Records" and "Black Music Review") and books.From late 1970s to the 1980s, it P-Vine organized concerts such as the Blues Show with Albert Collins, Eddie Vinson, and John Lee Hooker traveling to Japan.