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The newest issue of this lovely little pocket-sized lit-zine offers up seven stories related to the West Coast. Read more
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The newest issue of this lovely little pocket-sized lit-zine offers up seven stories related to the West Coast. Read more
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Kleeer was a prolific New York disco/funk/R&B band, releasing seven albums over five years. This anthology collects the best of the best, and makes a case for their role in the history of the music of the era. Read more
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Kleeer was a prolific New York disco/funk/R&B band, releasing seven albums over five years. This anthology collects the best of the best, and makes a case for their role in the history of the music of the era. Read more
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Ray Stevens will always be known for his comedy records, but he used the opportunity of a new record deal as the chance to explore more serious fare, resulting in some excellent–if lesser known–music, and this compilation of his singles for the label shows him masterfully tackling more serious fare. Read more
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Ray Stevens will always be known for his comedy records, but he used the opportunity of a new record deal as the chance to explore more serious fare, resulting in some excellent–if lesser known–music, and this compilation of his singles for the label shows him masterfully tackling more serious fare. Read more
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We have a delightful chat with Anni Hogan, a woman with an interesting, compelling discography and wisdom on the nature of collaboration. Read more
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Johnny Mann was a masterful orchestra and choral arranger, who with his Johnny Mann Singers made some fine easy listening music. These three albums highlight the group’s masterful handling of American Popular Song. Read more
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