Tag: 1977
Song Of The Day: Rush, “The Trees”
We remember Rush drummer Neil Peart with an airing of our favorite Rush song, 1977’s ode to human struggle as told through the life of trees.
Patrick Moraz: Out In The Sun (Esoteric Recordings)
Swiss Progressive pianist Patrick Moraz’s second album was an escape to South America captured in sound, and remains a delightful and sunny listening experience.
Patrick Moraz: Out In The Sun (Esoteric Recordings)
Swiss Progressive pianist Patrick Moraz’s second album was an escape to South America captured in sound, and remains a delightful and sunny listening experience.
Reelz Presents: Saturday Night Fever: The Ultimate Disco Movie
Reelz Channel presents an excellent two hour examination of a film that became one of the biggest films of the late 20th Century.
Reelz Presents: Saturday Night Fever: The Ultimate Disco Movie
Reelz Channel presents an excellent two hour examination of a film that became one of the biggest films of the late 20th Century.
The Langley Schools Music Project: Innocence & Despair (Bar/None)
In the mid-1970s, Canadian Elementary school teacher Hans Fenge gathered up the students in his school District and recorded them singing contemporary pop songs. Rediscovered and reissued in 2001, this album has since become a cult classic, and has recently been given a well-deserved vinyl reissue.
The Langley Schools Music Project: Innocence & Despair (Bar/None)
In the mid-1970s, Canadian Elementary school teacher Hans Fenge gathered up the students in his school District and recorded them singing contemporary pop songs. Rediscovered and reissued in 2001, this album has since become a cult classic, and has recently been given a well-deserved vinyl reissue.
Chris Hillman: The Asylum Years (Omnivore Recordings)
In the mid-1970s, former Byrds guitarist Chris Hillman recorded a pair of albums for Asylum Records, his first proper solo releases. Though they’ve always been low key in his vast discography of work over the past 50 years, this reissue shows that their obscurity is not for lack of quality material.
Chris Hillman: The Asylum Years (Omnivore Recordings)
In the mid-1970s, former Byrds guitarist Chris Hillman recorded a pair of albums for Asylum Records, his first proper solo releases. Though they’ve always been low key in his vast discography of work over the past 50 years, this reissue shows that their obscurity is not for lack of quality material.
The Recoup 