1978
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This long-obscure European-only release gets its first proper standalone American release. Though it’s a pretty standard Johnny Cash greatest hits setlist, it is an enjoyable document of a master country singer in his prime and in his element. Read more
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This long-obscure European-only release gets its first proper standalone American release. Though it’s a pretty standard Johnny Cash greatest hits setlist, it is an enjoyable document of a master country singer in his prime and in his element. Read more
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Karen Young was a Philadelphia singer who scored a massive hit in 1978, yet only released one album in her short career. Expanded and remastered, it’s another fine document from the last days of disco. Read more
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Karen Young was a Philadelphia singer who scored a massive hit in 1978, yet only released one album in her short career. Expanded and remastered, it’s another fine document from the last days of disco. Read more
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This is a haunting little demo version of a weird song, which is only made weirder in this stripped-down form. Read more
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Of course we would feature this song today. Read more
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You won’t be seeing The Eagles very much on The Recoup, but this track, recorded for Hee Haw, was a rather enjoyable take on one of that band’s songs. Read more
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A rare jewel of a song taken from the last you’d expect to find it, one of brother Carl’s nicest later-era performances. Read more
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This unreleased version of a Mike Love composition would later be re-recorded as a Beach Boys number, but this version is the finer of the two. Read more
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Documentarian Errol Morris’ first three films have been reissued by Criterion, and all three show the portrait of a young man growing into one of the country’s most important documentarians. Read more
