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Two albums of archival recordings from the unique hippie cult The Source Family: one is a holy ritual in tribute to an approaching comet; the other, a fine psych-rock album. Read more
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Absolutely no information can be found on this mystery song, but no matter; it’s still a fun slice of early 1960s pop. Read more
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Is this a slow-jam love song about that special someone, or is it a deeply meaningful praise song to God? You decide. Read more
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One of the funniest songs–and videos–from 1980s R&B, the sole hit by Oran “Juice” Jones is still a great little jam. Read more
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Jazzman Les McCann’s innovative 1972 album, Invitation to Openness, gets a CD reissue, while McCann’s first book of photos from his archive is released with the same title. Read more
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A lovely little 1980s country-pop number from mother-daughter juggernaut The Judds. Read more
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What was regulated to b-side status was, in fact, a foreshadowing of sounds to come Read more
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This month, we look at rain songs. Songs about rain. The first track in this month’s theme is an interesting ballad from Living Colour frontman Corey Glover’s debut solo album. Read more
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This four-disc box set captures musical genius Todd Rundgren live during his most prolific decade. It’s essential listening. Read more
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Two masterful country singers take one of the best songs by one of the best Texas singer-songwriters; a hit ensues. Read more
SINCE 2013: Books and books and books and books and occasionally other things
