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The new collaboration between UK/Melbourne musicians William Murray and Winter McGuinn, Midtown Downtime is a warmly worn folk-rock set built on intoxicating harmonies and beautifu...
Experimental rock icons Bill Orcutt, Steve Shelley, and Ethan Miller joined forces last year for a power trio record as Orcutt Shelley Miller. Fresh off their appearance at Big Ear...
Available now via Zappa Records/UMe, Bongo Fury (50th Anniversary Edition) shines a spotlight on Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart’s creative partnership that peaked in 1975 with t...
Lacking clout when he entered the music business, John Mellencamp acquiesced to his manager’s insistence that he change his name to the ostensibly more marketable Johnny Cougar. Bu...
Bongo Fury lives on as a document of a brief but furiously entertaining collaboration Frank Zappa and Captain Beefheart. Expanding on the original album, the 50th Anniversary Super...
Blues Unusualist Troy Mercy (former guitarist with Booker T and The Fabulous Thunderbirds) has trouble choosing just one lick, but settles on "Tam Lin" by Fairport Convention. Troy...
Boil Lucinda Williams’ catalog of music down to its basic elements and you come up with big dollops of rawness and honesty. Her recording debut – 1979’s Ramblin’ On My Mind – may h...
Dave Mason, English singer-songwriter and guitarist, recently deceased, left us over 100 songs written and 16 solo albums recorded along with numerous appearances on various classi...
It’s another encore from the kitchen as Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox reach back to the 60s for this hit from Gerry and the Pacemakers, Nice spoons.
Splintering off from The Byrds, the Flying Burrito Brothers burnt brightly on two iconic albums
A Beatles deep cut revisited with riff-era blues force and power pop precision on 'Modernism.'
ATO RecordsProducers: Les Claypool, Sean Ono Lennon Wanna get weird? This pair does. Well, that’s always been true, but this album is their best yet. A meditation on the perils of...
The prog polymath felt Orchestra Futura’s performances should be left as one-off experiences. But Theo Travis and Dave Sturt persuaded him to release Live At Nelsonica & Clothw...
Here's Procol Harum, recorded exactly 55 years ago, at A&R Studios for a WPLJ radio broadcast in New York City.Also known as The Elusive Procol Harum, this show includes five t...
A myriad of artists will take part in Wavy Gravy’s 90th birthday bash and benefit concert on May 16 at the Masonic in San Francisco. The counterculture personality and hippie activ...
Les Claypool and Sean Ono Lennon teamed up for a cover of Pink Floyd's 'Astronomy Domine.' Continue reading…
Royal Potato FamilyProducer: Mike Rivard Mike Rivard’s criminally underrated groove collective once more achieves cosmological liftoff. Past journeys have explored genres such as f...
On the heels of the majestic Sunflower and a visual rehabilitation campaign, an appearance at 1970's Big Sur Folk Festival was a calculated effort for The Beach Boys to endear them...
Here's Mott the Hoople at the Expo Building, Portland, ME on April 28, 1974.It's an excellent sounding Joe Maloney master recording with a 'little' problem of an annoying whistler...
Starring Robert Fripp with King Crimson, Brian Eno, David Sylvian, Andy Summers and more The post Good Evening, Hippies – and welcome to this month’s FREE Uncut CD, curated by Robe...
Sid Griffin, Stephen McCarthy and Greg Sowders ride high The post The Long Ryders’ High Noon Hymns reviewed: Paisley Underground veterans continue their remarkable second act appea...
1. Organ Fairchild Boom!2. U2 Days Of Ash3. Band Of Heathens Country Sides4. Baron von FrankenPaul Baron von FrankenPaul5. Claypool Lennon Delirium The Great Parrot-Ox and the Go...
In a 1969 interview, Miles Davis said, "I could put together the greatest rock 'n' roll band you ever heard." In many ways, Davis did just that, though it remains a point of conte...
With a mere three days in a Nashville studio and consummate Dylan producer Bob Johnston, the rugged yet sunny placidity of Moby Grape shone through on the band's ignored 1969 relic...
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