The Third Power – ‘Believe’ (1970)
Michigan Psychedelic Rock Classic Gets Deluxe Release At Last! Released in 1970 on Vanguard Records, The Third Power's sole LP "Believe" was reissued on Record Store Day, 20...
Reviews
Heads: A Biography of Psychedelic America by Jesse Jarnow (2016) review
Being a child of the 60’s, and having done my fair share of LSD, both when it was brilliant and legal, illegal and fun, then heading off to...
The Karovas Milkshake – Low-cow-motion (2010) review
The Karovas Milkshake - Low-cow-motion (2010) Listen: https://karovas.bandcamp.com/album/low-cow-motion OK kids ... I’m shaking my head with delight listening to this four song EP, unable to believe it’s not 1966...
The Move – Move (1968) review
Unquestionably "The Definitive "Move"!!" The Move, "Move" (Esoteric Recordings, UK 2016) At last, The Move's eponymous debut album gets super deluxe treatment in this definitive reissue from Esoteric...
Eddie Baird – Exposed (2009) review
Eddie Baird - Exposed (Talking Elephant TECD 146; 26.56) Eddie Baird is most well-known for his first (and only) recording band, Amazing Blondel,...
Bruce Cockburn – Rumours Of Glory (2014) review
Bruce Cockburn, "Rumours Of Glory" (True North Records, 2014) Canadian National Treaure Documented and Celebrated Forty five years, 1969 to 2014, of music from Canadian singer/songwriter, political activist,...
William Tyler – Modern Country (2016) review
William Tyler - Modern Country (Merge Records, 2016) Listen: https://williamtyler.bandcamp.com/album/modern-country William Tyler, along with a notable cast of characters, including Wilco’s Glenn Kotche and Phil Cook of Megafaun, has...
The Earl Scruggs Revue – Live! From Austin City Limits (1977)
I first discovered Earl Scruggs as a wee lad in the 70s. One night I came across a TV show I’d never before seen called “Austin City Limits”....
Secret Colours – Secret Colours (2010) review
Secret Colours - Secret Colours (2010) Listen: https://secretcolours.bandcamp.com/album/secret-colours With each track being somewhat similar in their liquifying nature and structure, Secret Colours does not lose the conceptual...
Robert King – Super8 (2016) review
Robert King - Super8 (Rubber Taxi, 2016) From the first few seconds of tuning into this brand new recording by Robert King, erstwhile lead vocalist for legendary late...