Tag: 1971
Song Of The Day: America, “Jameroony”
The Recoup Song Of The Day for Wednesday, May 6th is “Jameroony” by America, taken from the Omnivore Recordings release, Heritage II: Demos/Alternate Takes 1971-1976.
Bobby Hatfield: Stay With Me: The Richard Perry Sessions (Omnivore Recordings)
At the end of 1971, Righteous Brother Bobby Hatfield held a recording session with producer Richard Perry in preparation for his second solo album. Stay With Me offers up the fruits of that long-lost and relatively unknown session, and show a masterful singer at work.
Song Of The Day: Marvin Gaye, What’s Going On (Side One)
No words necessary. just a twenty-minute balm for hurting times.
Blonde On Blonde: Rebirth/Reflections On A Life (Esoteric Recordings)
Welsh progressive rockers Blonde On Blonde overcame the loss of their frontman and visionary, releasing two promising but ultimately commercially unsuccessful albums.
Gerry Rafferty: Can I Have My Money Back? (Esoteric Recordings)
Gerry Rafferty’s 1971 debut album, Can I Have My Money Back? was a record that should have been a major hit; unfortunately, it was largely ignored, and led to the formation of his band Stealers Wheel.
Ravi Shankar: In Hollywood, 1971 (Northern Spy)
This lost Ravi Shankar performance captures him in an intimate, early morning living room show in June, 1971. A famous friend was in attendance, and the genesis of the first rock and roll benefit concert was borne here.
Nico: BBC Session 1971 (Gearbox)
These four songs capture the enigmatic Nico live, and still stand the test of time, while being a short and sweet greatest hits of an artist who still defies classification.
3AM Eternal: The Fortunes, “Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again” (1971)
Sunshine pop for a rainy day? Why not?!?
Stone The Crows: Teenage Licks/Ontinuous Performance (Angel Air)
The final installment of the Stone The Crows reissue series finds the band carrying on in the face of adversity and gruesome tragedy, resulting in some fine blues rock.