Jorma Kaukonen: Quah

This album, Jorma Kaukonen’s first solo effort was recorded and released shortly After the AIRPLANE split in 1974. ‘Quah’ is the return to KAUKONEN’s Folk/Blues roots. It is unlike any other recordings from the era. His admiration for Folk, Blues, and Gospel which first surfaced on HOT TUNA’s debut release is linked to the content […]

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Mirga Gražinytė-Tyla interview: ‘When I think about recording, I feel a sense of responsibility about the fact that what we do stays there forever’

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Herbert Blomstedt: The interview

Michael White (Gramophone magazine) writes: Like popes, conductors tend to carry on until they drop; and although Herbert Blomstedt insists that’s as far as comparisons go, he does happen to share with the current incumbent of the Holy See an 85th birthday this year – which (very like the pontiff) he’s facing in robust health, […]

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THE HOLLIES: Head Out Of Dreams (6CD Box Set)

With a title inspired by the opening line of The Hollies’ track ‘I’m Down’ this boxset ‘Head Out Of Dreams’ includes 6CDs filled with rarities, previously unreleased material and remastered B sides. This 6CD set also features a 24 page booklet, with liner notes by long-time fan Uli Twelker that provides a meaningful insight into […]

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Steve Miller Band / Live 1973-1976 (2CD)

Steve Miller Band are best known today for a string of mid-1970s hit singles that are staples of classic rock radio.  This CD features concerts performed in at the Beacon Theater New York in 1976 and the Record Plant Sausolito in 1973 and features all of their greatest hits. Disc 1 – New York 1976 […]

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Worst sound in the world – experiment

Bad Vibes write:  Fingernails scraping down a blackboard… the scream of a baby… your neighbour’s dog barking: what is the worst sound in the world? This is what this website has been trying to find out. Acoustic science is concerned with the production, transmission, manipulation and reception of sound, from unwanted traffic noise to beautiful […]

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PS AUDIO: ONE Music project

ONE-MusicFinally! After nearly a year of work the ONE Music project is ready. And it turned out great. In fact, it’s is the single best demo disc I have in my library – bar none. If you haven’t heard of it, let me tell you. As many know there’s a very sad situation in music […]

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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN; Sentimental Journey: Live At KLOL Studios In Houston, TX On March 9, 1974 (CD) by Bruce Springsteen

The reels used for Sentimental Journey were rescued from the trash when KLOL was purging their tape library, considering the quality of the performances here, it’s hard to imagine them possibly being lost forever in a landfill somewhere in East Texas. Along with tracks from his first two LPs, the live radio set also includes the obscure […]

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Raging Through The Silence The 20th Anniversary Concert Live At The London Astoria 18th May 1989 (2CD/1DVD EXPANDED EDITION)

Legendary band URIAH HEEP was formed in 1969 and still actively tours the world today. This title has only ever been available on VHS – this is its FIRST CD and DVD release EVER ! This concert was the band’s 20th Anniversary Show ! Raging Through The Silence is housed in a six panel digi-pack […]

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The Best Classical Violin Music

  Aaron Green / ThoughtCo writes: Great classical music for violin is always within arms reach, you just need to know where to look. These classical violin pieces were selected based on melody, popularity, and overall likability. Here’s a list for those of you looking to expand your classical music horizons or for anyone needing […]

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Fleetwood Mac – Tusk (Expanded 3CD Digi-pack)

Fleetwood Mac builds on its formidable legacy as one of rock’s most legendary acts as they re-visit their most ambitious album with deluxe and expanded editions of TUSK. Originally released in 1979, the Grammy® Award-nominated, double-album sold more than four million copies worldwide, and reached number 1 in the UK album charts, and included hits […]

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Philippe Entremont Schubert: Sonata No. 21 D. 960; Fantasie D. 940; Marche Militaire No. 1 – AllMusic Review by Blair Sanderson

Over his long and distinguished career, Philippe Entremont has frequently performed music of the great Viennese composers, though he has seldom recorded music by Franz Schubert, only offering rare recordings of the Trout Quintet and the Symphony No. 9 in C major, “The Great” in 2006. He admits that his interest in Schubert was limited […]

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