Album Reviews
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Love Is Our Existence is a collection of recordings by Craig Smith, a 60s musician who was lost to mental illness and drug use before he could really establish himself as the talent he was. This collection of rough demo and Acetate recordings find him an angelic-voiced singer with a wide-eyed innocence that betrays the… Read more
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The second album in the first installment in the Cilla Black reissue campaign is a satisfying collection of two of her more modest albums. Read more
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The second album in the first installment in the Cilla Black reissue campaign is a satisfying collection of two of her more modest albums. Read more
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For their third album, British jazz pop group Matt Bianco took their sound in a decidedly Latin direction, in hopes of breaking big in America. This deluxe reissue is expanding with a whopping 37 bonus tracks, over three CDs, and shows just how hard they tried. Read more
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For their third album, British jazz pop group Matt Bianco took their sound in a decidedly Latin direction, in hopes of breaking big in America. This deluxe reissue is expanding with a whopping 37 bonus tracks, over three CDs, and shows just how hard they tried. Read more
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This no-frills two CD collection offers up choice cuts from Bob Dylan’s first era of live performances, with a set list that sticks to well-known and beloved songs that help remind the world just how to consummate a performer he was in his early days. Read more
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This no-frills two CD collection offers up choice cuts from Bob Dylan’s first era of live performances, with a set list that sticks to well-known and beloved songs that help remind the world just how to consummate a performer he was in his early days. Read more
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This wonderfully rich three disc set gathers up 79 songs all inspired by one man: Bob Dylan. Read more
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This wonderfully rich three disc set gathers up 79 songs all inspired by one man: Bob Dylan. Read more
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Two recently released collections document what former Byrds guitarist Gene Clark was doing immediately after leaving the band. One collection finds him sorting out ideas on tape, the other highlights his willingness to work with a young group. While these recordings are rough and probably more for the devoted Byrds fans, they do provide an… Read more
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