1968
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The Unfinished Music series was designed as a way for John Lennon and Yoko Ono to document their budding relationship. The sounds held within are uncompromising, unique, and occasionally frustrating. In other words, Yoko Ono at her best. Read more
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The Unfinished Music series was designed as a way for John Lennon and Yoko Ono to document their budding relationship. The sounds held within are uncompromising, unique, and occasionally frustrating. In other words, Yoko Ono at her best. Read more
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This three-disc set compiles a trilogy of spoken word albums and a heady collaboration between poet Rod McKuen and arranger Anita Kerr. Read more
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This three-disc set compiles a trilogy of spoken word albums and a heady collaboration between poet Rod McKuen and arranger Anita Kerr. Read more
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We’re back! Our dormant daily feature is back, and this time, we’re paying tribute to Paul McCartney and his music. First up…an interesting little number, which leads us into today’s big feature… Read more
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Scott Fagan’s name might be attached to that of his world-renowned son, but his style–gentle, hushed folk a la Tim Buckley–possesses its own merits. Read more
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Scott Fagan’s name might be attached to that of his world-renowned son, but his style–gentle, hushed folk a la Tim Buckley–possesses its own merits. Read more
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And now…the exciting conclusion to “Rainy Day, Dream Away!” Read more
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A classical composition and a sonic highlight from one of the greatest films of all time. Read more
The Recoup 