Fascinating insight into a Stills live performance in the mid 90’s. Stunning versions of classics “Love The One You’re With”, “Long Time Gone”, “For What It’s Worth” and an explosive eight minute “Dark Star”. Joined by Joe Vitale on drams, Gerald Johnson on bass and Mike Finnegan on keyboards. Broadcast by WHCN-FM from The Joint […]
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We are told: MetaMedia is proud to announce a brand new CD by Dave Davies! Featuring all new and original material! The man who forever changed the sound of rock n roll when he invented distortion presents this brand new solo album of all original material! Featuring guest appearances by The Jayhawks, Anti-Flag, award winning […]
Follow Me Down: Vanguard’s Lost Psychedelic Era 1966-1970, co-produced by Vanguard staffer Stephen Brower and Birdman Records founder David Katznelson, is an 18 track compilation that encompasses hand-selected tracks from Vanguard’s best lost records and 45s. Many of the bands featured here only released one record, or a smattering of singles, before drifting into obscurity, […]
Contemporary music editor Alex M writes … He’s a Italian / Jamaican reggae artist with a unique flow and style. In 2001 Alborosie moved to Jamaica to be closer to his Jamaican roots . His first album was called Soul Pirate . His name was given to him by locals in Jamaica , Borosie which […]
His system doesn’t sound near as good when he switches out the tone controls yet, popular wisdom is that tone controls suck. What’s the truth behind the matter? Watch Now Paul McGowan
We are told: Recorded live in California on 1st October, 1994, this is classic grunge-era Neil and Crazy Horse. Recorded less than two months after the release of his great late era album, Sleeps With Angels, this live broadcast focuses on some of the finer tracks from that album, including an epic 18 minute version […]
Synthesiser Music (SM) has been one constant that I am always fond of keeping. For a long while I didn’t really understand why certain musical pieces made with or containing SM affected me so, until recently when I had a conversation with an established artist and friend concerning synaesthesia (see footnote #1) Synaesthesia is an […]
We are told ….. 2CD’s Packed Into A 6 Panel Digipack, UV Gloss, with a 12 Page Booklet Compilation of legendary live performances from 1966 and 1967 Includes radio and TV broadcasts Digitally remastered for greatly enhanced sound quality Background liners In late 1966, Eric Burdon put together a new line-up of the Animals, and […]
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Bought this via eBay for £2.50. Been played quite a lot here and, if you like this type of music, rather good. Actually after repeated playing today, VERY good! MORE If you want to buy new, then you might want to try HERE. I’ve found them very reliable. NM
I rather like these 3. All new to me as of today: New York Dolls: “Dance Like a Monkey” John Cale: “Hankly Punky Nobow” Minutemen: “Political Song for Michael Jackson To Sing” Well worth checking out – I feel
Steven Cataris: In the Nineteen-Seventies, Sly and the Family Stone developed a bad reputation for live performances. Often the band would cancel a show without notice, or Sly would walk out before the show ended. The band, Sly and the Family Stone, was officially dissolved in 1975 after a Radio City Music Hall concert was […]
Brian Eno is usually credited with the claim that everyone who originally bought a Velvet Underground album subsequently formed a band. It’s no less valid to suggest that many of those involved in electronic music might not have been but for “No Pussyfooting” and “Evening Star”. Indeed few contemporary albums can claim as much lasting […]
Trailers for Eternals, The Suicide Squad, The Batman and more have twisted vintage pop – from Nirvana to Steely Dan – into epic new shapes. Industry insiders explain why https://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/may/27/trailerisation-the-movie-trend-resurrecting-old-pop-music-trailers-eternals-suicide-squad-batman
The definitive chronicle of Dylan’s legendary 1967 sessions with The Band Historic 6-disc set includes 138 tracks Compiled from meticulously restored original tapes Exclusive 120 page deluxe-bound book containing rare and unseen photographs and memorabilia Extensive liner notes Compiled from meticulously restored original tapes – many found only recently – this historic six-disc set is […]
57th & 9th represents a wide range of Sting’s musical and songwriting styles, from the ferocious, Road Warrior-style imagery of “Petrol Head,” to the anthemic, “50,000” and the raucous, guitar-driven first single, “I Can’t Stop Thinking About You.” The album was recorded with Sting’s long-time collaborators Dominic Miller (guitar) and Vinnie Colaiuta (drums) and includes […]
They tell us…… Lock and load with a high-powered chronicle of one couple’s failed marriage. Shoot Out The Lights is Richard and Linda Thompson’s final album together and, ironically, the folk-rock couple’s most artistically acclaimed and commercially successful. The album was recorded, scrapped, and rerecorded before finally emerging in 1982, arriving just around the time […]
Paul McGowan / PS Audio A very kind HiFi Family member generously sent me a few Sheffield Direct to Discs. These treasures are hard to find and I was extremely grateful to have received them. Upon playing the Lincoln Mayorga and Friends disc I was reminded of just how direct and dynamic they were. There’s […]
One day, about a year ago, I thought to myself “I want to make a jug band album.” One of my favorite groups is the Christmas Jug Band. I knew that Tim Eschliman was my contact for the couple of times I played with them and I figured he was their producer guy. So I […]
As far as album concepts go, Francis Trouble’s is one of a kind. For his fourth solo effort, Albert Hammond, Jr. took inspiration from the fact that a small part of his stillborn twin Francis — a fingernail, to be exact — remained in the womb with him until his birth six months later. This […]
David Oldroyd-Bolt writes as follows: “Early Beethoven belongs to an intimate sound world best evoked these days on period pianos, rather than on a loud Steinway,” declared John Allison in his review of Steven Osborne’s recent Wigmore Hall recital. Much as I admire Mr Allison as a critic, he’s dangerously close to the mindset adopted […]
The Move – Message From The Country (CD1) Message From The Country Ella James No Time Don’t Mess Me Up Until Your Moma’s Gone It Wasn’t My Idea To Dance The Minister Ben Crawley Steel Company The Words Of Aaron My Marge The Electric Light Orchestra – The Electric Light Orchestra (CD2) 10538 Overture Look […]
This new box set, supported by Mike Oldfield, contains 8 albums from the Warner years: – Tubular Bells II – The Songs Of Distant Earth – The Voyager – Tubular Bells III – Guitars – The Millennium Bell – Tr3s Lunas – Tubular Bells 2003 After leaving Virgin Records, Oldfield joined the Warner […]
The viola was the instrument of choice for Mozart, Haydn, Bach, Dvorák and Beethoven; Jimi Hendrix and John Cale both played it; violinists turn to it to improve technique. So why is the viola the butt of jokes? Tabea Zimmermann defends her instrument Please click HERE to continue reading