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Sandy Denny - 19 Rupert St
This is about as intimate a performance as you can get. Sandy Denny visited friend and fellow folk singer Alex Campbell at his home at 19 Rupert St in Glasgow on 5 August 1967, and they spent at least... » Read more (Posted by Jon Davis 2013-05-03)
Vaiping - Industrial Workers of the World
I suppose it's likely that this Norwegian band is making some kind of political statement with the title of this record, but I'm going to set that aside and just listen. Sonically, we have...
» Read more(Posted by Jon Davis 2013-05-03)
Geoff Leigh / Yumi Hara - Upstream
Multi-instrumentalist Geoff Leigh is probably best known for his tenure with Henry Cow, but has also worked with Slapp Happy and Canterbury legends Hatfield and the North; here he sticks mainly to...
» Read more(Posted by Peter Thelen 2013-05-01)
Herd of Instinct - Conjure
Herd of Instinct is back with a second helping of a dozen new tracks. They are a quartet now; seems that Gayle Ellett (Hammond, Rhodes, Mellotron, and Moog – from Djam Karet) has upgraded...
» Read more(Posted by Peter Thelen 2013-05-01)
Sugar Skulls - The Little Death
This CD is some serious fun. Serious because the musicians really know what they're doing, both in the composing and playing. Fun because they have a playful (though adult) sense of humor about their... » Read more (Posted by Jon Davis 2013-05-01)
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