Classic live WMMR-FM broadcast from 7th September 1975 Includes the entire broadcast Background liners The WMMR-FM broadcast from the 7th September performance captures the charismatic partnership of Browne and Lindley at its strongest and in intimate surroundings such as the Main Point, it was rightfully celebrated and reflected in the buoyant mood of onlookers.
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Paul McGowan ….. I’ve finally gotten the turntable setup going into the new speaker system and have been, as of late, playing a lot of vinyl through it. The setup I am using is a Clear Audio Master Solution with their carbon fiber arm and a Denon 103D moving coil cartridge set to 100 Ohms […]
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3/09/14 was the 50th anniversary of The Kinks‘ You Really Got Me hitting the top spot in the UK and with that comes the news that a new five-CD box set will be released in November that will feature a total of 139 tracks, 25 of which are previously unreleased, amongst them alternate takes, session excerpts and backing tracks. The Anthology 1964-1971 features classic […]
The first volume of early Bob Dylan (SCCD2488) revealed that in the two years before 1963 when his name first began to be noted as a songwriter, the young pilgrim’s progress within the NYC Greenwich Village scene Whether private performances, club and small theatre gigs, radio appearances and noted appearances at the famed Gaslight Café, […]
Upon its release in October, 1987, Bruce Springsteen’s Tunnel of Love proved an unexpected follow-up to the phenomenally successful Born in the USA. Musically it was a departure – The E-Street Band, who had been prominent fixtures on all but one of the New Jersey singer-songwriter’s albums previously, were present but only partly contributing to […]
TIMING: Hello Neil. The word ‘timing’ is batted around on forums and do you, like me, wonder if the people extolling the virtues of it really understand what the word means and if so, could you offer an accessible explanation of that term for the layperson? Timing is something that is very difficult to hear. […]
They tell us….. Rainbow originally formed in 1975 when Ritchie Blackmore left Deep Purple to join forces with the band Elf, featuring Ronnie James Dio, to record debut album, “Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow”. Named after Ritchie’s favourite hangout, the Rainbow Bar & Grill on Sunset Blvd, he steered Rainbow through seven studio LPs, plus a double […]
James Taylor is considered to be one of the major singer song writers of his generation and in a career stretching back six decades he still commands a massive audience worldwide. He first came to the attention of the wider public in 1968 when he signed a recording contract with the Beatles Apple label. His […]
Chrissie Hynde was working on a solo project with the Black Key’s Dan Auerbach in his Nashville studio, organically recording the follow up to her 2014 album, the superb Stockholm. The new record had been tentatively entitled Chrissie Hynde Practices Her Autograph. Then it dawned that those driving guitars, ragged-but-righteous arrangements, the tough yet tender […]
Deluxe 3LP Boxed Set. Resonance Records presents a previously unreleased gem from the NPR Music vaults, ‘Truth, Liberty & Soul’ captures the iconic bass innovator Jaco Pastorius leading a 22-piece big band on June 27, 1982 at Avery Fisher Hall in New York City. Featuring a congregation of the top jazz musicians on the New […]
The Alan Price Rhythm & Blues Combo, later the Animals, were the premier attraction on the Newcastle-on Tyne live circuit in 1962. They had a real edge combining a tough vocal sound, charismatic stage presence and a rich organ sound. They moved to London two years later, becoming popular on the mod scene […]
RY COODER, JOHN HIATT, NICK LOWE & JIM KELTNER perform together as LITTLE VILLAGE on this rare ’92 broadcast. The easy way the individual members clicked was what led to Little Village in 1992, but the groups one and only album did not take off though the classic guitar rock sound, replete with songs of a […]
We are told ….. 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 […]
This 14-CD / 217-track box set is the biggest career spanning / cross-label collection ever assembled to celebrate the genius of the sensational Alex Harvey. Set in a lavish 10×10” box set and presented in a heavy duty slip case it comes complete with a 60-page hard cover book featuring a new essay by respected […]
Helen Brown writes: In May 1964, Bob Dylan sat down in The May Fair Hotel, Berkeley Square, and scribbled himself a seven-line question: “HOW MANY TIMES/ DO I HAVE T / REPEAT that/ I Am Not A folksinger/ before people/ stop saying/ ‘He’s Not A folksinger’.” Who could blame him? Earnest American folk fans had […]
We are told: 3 x CD SET FEATURING RARE PRINCE MATERIAL RECORDED LIVE More than a year after the tragic passing of Prince, the music world remains as eager as ever to hear previously unreleased material by this genius of composition and performance. This triple CD set includes just such material, featuring on Disc One […]
I rather like these 3. All new to me as of today: Mark Lanegan: “Nothin’ In The World Can Stop Me Worryin’ Bout That Girl” Gravenhurst: “See My Friends” The Handsome Family with The Rivet Gang: “Eleanor Rigby” Worth checking out – we feel.
After two years of extensive crate-digging and foraging the Amorphous Androgynous return with the latest instalment in their award winning series ‘A Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble (Exploding In Your Mind) – The Wizards Of Oz ‘, released through Monstrous Bubble Recordings and Australia’s iconic Festival Records on 23rd March 2015. ‘The Wizards Of Oz’ is devoted […]
We are told: Renowned for their exciting, sweat-drenched live shows and formed by exmembersof Help Yourself (among others), Ducks Deluxe pioneered the spirit ofPub Rock back in the early-to-mid Seventies. Having been a popular live draw,they signed to RCA, for whom they made two albums – but sadly, by the time thesecond was released, […]
Espie Estrella / ThoughtCo writes: Young children are very curious learners; they are open to new experiences especially if it’s presented in an appealing manner. Parents and teachers often use fun and creative ways of teaching music to young children. You really don’t need a lot of money to do this, all you need is […]
Mink DeVille’s fourth album, Coup de Grace, was released in 1981. Co-produced by Willy DeVille and Jack Nitzsche, the album features such superb songs as the surging “Maybe Tomorrow” and a soulful, Spanish flavoured take on “You Better Move On.” • Deluxe Vinyl Replicas by Culture Factory constitute high quality reissued compact-discs which reproduce all the components of the original […]