Classic live radio broadcast from 1976 Includes the entire broadcast Digitally remastered for enhanced sound quality Background liners California’s own celebrated blues troubadour rolled into Mediasound Studios on a cold December night for a radio interview with host Vin Scelsa, accompanied only by Elektra records’ rep Ralph Ebler. What transpired was an intimate session boasting […]
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The Sons Of Champlin November 28, 1975 Marin Civic Center, Marin County, California, USA The Sons of Champlin are an often overlooked, but essential ingredient in the heady cocktail of Marin County’s rich musical heritage. The band were more R&B rooted than their notorious guitar-drivencounterparts such as The Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane, but […]
They tell us…… MOJO ‘Video Of The Month’ – 9/10 UNCUT Full page review – 9/10 Ray Davies of the Kinks, well-respected as one of rock’s best storytellers, makes his filmmaking debut as director, writer and composer of ‘Return To Waterloo’. This hour long feature is a unique approach to the synthesis of music, video […]
A brand new DG recording of Prokofiev’s children’s classic, “Peter and the Wolf” coupled for the first time with a specially-written prequel. The story is now placed in a contemporary Los Angeles setting with a thrilling plot full of suspense and humour. The prequel places Peter and the Wolf in Hollywood whilst weaving together […]
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From 1981, 1982 and 1983 come three more jazz fusion albums from Khan, accompanied by the same line up on all recordings ‘Modern Times’ was recorded live in Tokyo Steve continues to record and occasionally gig BGO is extremely grateful to Steve for his input in facilitating this recording Digitally remastered and slipcased Extensive new […]
Joy Division and New Order legendary bass player Peter Hook and his band “Peter Hook And The Light”: UNKNOWN PLEASURES – LIVE IN LEEDS 2CD The Joy Division classic and seminal album “Unknown Pleasures”. This excellent recording from Leeds Cockpit in 2012 comprises “Unknown Pleasures” in its entirety plus selected tracks including such favorites as […]
Orange Mountain Music presents this new limited edition 11 disc boxed set – The Symphonies by Philip Glass. This collection features conductor Dennis Russell Davies who has arranged the commission of nine of ten Glass symphonies, leading the orchestras over which he has presided during the past 15 years including the Bruckner Orchester Linz, Vienna […]
From our archives … Cheap Trick’s 17th studio album ‘Bang Zoom Crazy…Hello’ follows the recent announcement about the band’s forthcoming induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. The long-awaited news celebrates the pioneering sound that has led to sales in excess of 20 million and more than 40 international gold and platinum certifications for their multi-award […]
…And the reissues made love. At least if Discogs is anything to go by. With so many releases of Electric Ladyland over the years, it’s surprising there hasn’t been much this far in the way of a special edition. So here, to mark the album’s 50th year, is exactly that. This celebratory set arrives with […]
World Fusion World music has been poplar ever since the Beatles discovered Ravi Shanker back in the late sixties. Over the years a number artists have tried to infuse music of different cultures; people like John Coltrane, Carlos Santana and Peter Gabriel. Out of this has come a term called World or Global Fusion with […]
We are told: Dr. John, a six-time Grammy® Award winner and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (2011) began his solo career in 1968 on ATCO Records, where he released seven albums that introduced classics like “Iko Iko”, “Right Place, Wrong Time”, and “Such A Night”. Rhino will explore Dr. John’s early days […]
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By the summer of 1971 Mighty Baby had shed their psychedelic trappings and taken a more spiritual direction. Newly signed to Mike Vernon’s Blue Horizon label, they prepared their second and final album, A Jug Of Love, in a basement in Harley Road, North London, ahead of sessions in Sound Techniques that July and […]
A look at the development of British indie music, born in the 1970s when the music industry was controlled by the major record labels and releasing a record independently seemed an impossible dream. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06g64wb?ns_mchannel=email&ns_source=inxmail_newsletter&ns_campaign=bbc4_week37&ns_linkname=2content_availablenow_right&ns_fee=0
Back in the days of Jefferson Airplane, Country Joe & The Fish and the great bands from the San Francisco Sound, a band called Country Weather was a shaker on the scene and played with all the hip bands at the Fillmore, including Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Joe Cocker, Muddy Waters and many more. They recorded an […]
The Hollies were one of the most successful British groups of the sixties and early seventies and have continued to perform up to the present day. “Look Through Any Window” tells the story of their peak years from 1963 to 1975 when the band clocked up 27 UK Top 40 singles, 17 of […]
We are told ….. Nirvana, live at Hollywood Rock Festival, Praça Da Apoteose, Rio De Janerio on January 23rd 1993. Prior to the release of their raw and uncompromising In Utero album in September 1993, Nirvana performed in various parts of the world, kickstarting with two shows as part of the Hollywood Rock Festival in […]
Paul McGowan writes: The first generation to be born after the dawn of the Digital Age has just reached a maturity and status that fits the label of true consumers. Everyday, we induct more and more enthusiastic new members into the high order of the GLI (Guardians of Liquid Income) that would not be able […]
We are told ….. Limited edition 6CD Box Set featuring four FM broadcasts from 1976 to 1979 New series of archival live performances from the grandfather of the New Jersey Sound. Box One (The 70’s) features incendiary performances from : The Savoy, San Francisco ’76 The Roxy, Los Angeles ’77 Palladium, New York ’79 Convention […]
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Maroon 5’s Adam Levine was scoffed at for suggesting there ‘aren’t any bands any more’ – but if you look at the numbers, he’s right. Wolf Alice, Maximo Park and industry insiders ask why MORE