Album Reviews
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The always-classy El Records’ latest offering is a two-disc, 49-track collection of Cole Porter interpretations, and save for one exception, it’s a perfect, essential collection of the master’s work. Read more
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One of the most derided albums of the rock era came from the mind of one of the most notorious showbiz fathers of all time. Guess what? It’s nowhere near as bad as your preconceived notions would lead you to believe. Read more
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One of the most derided albums of the rock era came from the mind of one of the most notorious showbiz fathers of all time. Guess what? It’s nowhere near as bad as your preconceived notions would lead you to believe. Read more
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The results of a “session” between Duke Ellington and Conny Plank is enjoyable, even if it isn’t exactly a very important meeting. Read more
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The results of a “session” between Duke Ellington and Conny Plank is enjoyable, even if it isn’t exactly a very important meeting. Read more
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British indie-pop band BOB may have released but one full-length album, but they did release a number of excellent singles, all of which are gathered here on this enjoyable compilation. Read more
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British indie-pop band BOB may have released but one full-length album, but they did release a number of excellent singles, all of which are gathered here on this enjoyable compilation. Read more
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The sole album by British progressive rockers Spring show a band that never realized its full potential. Thankfully, this reissue–with a second disc of post-album recordings–shows the world just what was missed. Read more
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The sole album by British progressive rockers Spring show a band that never realized its full potential. Thankfully, this reissue–with a second disc of post-album recordings–shows the world just what was missed. Read more
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This two-disc collection of rarities, unreleased songs, and a live performance from the late British blues-rocker does an excellent job of documenting a greatly underrated singer. Read more
The Recoup 