Joseph Kyle
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The City was songwriter Carole King’s short-lived folk-rock trio; they released one promising album that would hint at King’s soon-to-be successful singing career. Read more
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A dedication to all those off-season weekend travelers, enjoying “The Happiest Place On Earth” at discounted rates! Read more
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A stunning epic of melancholic ambient sound from a master musician incognito. Read more
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The long-running jazz quartet’s fine 1957 self-titled album sees a reissue, with bonus tracks from a long-lost 1956 session. It’s an essential album from one of the best jazz combos of all time. Read more
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The long-running jazz quartet’s fine 1957 self-titled album sees a reissue, with bonus tracks from a long-lost 1956 session. It’s an essential album from one of the best jazz combos of all time. Read more
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A fun, jaunty little psych-country rocker from one of the era’s most underrated performers. Read more
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Another helping of gorgeously unclassifiable music from Kamasi Washington’s amazing debut album, The Epic. Read more
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A fine, unique three-part twenty minute suite of calming and haunting instrumental music from Iceland’s master musicians. Read more
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A fine, unique three-part twenty minute suite of calming and haunting instrumental music from Iceland’s master musicians. Read more
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Bill Santen’s final record as Birddog was an understated album of pure dark alt.country beauty. Read more
The Recoup 