Omnivore Recordings
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The Recoup Song of The Day for Wednesday, November 3rd is “You Asked Me To” by Billy Joe Shaver & Kinky Friedman, taken from the Omnivore release Live Down Under. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Day for Tuesday, October 26th is “Freedom!” by Urge Overkill, taken from the forthcoming Omnivore release, Oui. Read more
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We are proud to bring you an exclusive first listen of “Golden State,” taken from the forthcoming Omnivore release California Music Performs Add Some Music. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Day for Monday, March 8th is “Way Over Yonder In The Minor Key” by Cole Quest & The City Pickers, taken from the forthcoming Omnivore release Self-(En)Titled. Read more
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October 1993 offers insight into the musical prowess of actor Harry Dean Stanton with his backing band The Cheap Dates. This new collection offers studio cuts and a scorching live set, and shows just how damn fine a musician Stanton happened to be. Read more
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The Recoup Song Of The Day for Monday, January 18th is “Drifting” by Matthew Sweet, taken from the Omnivore release Catspaw. Read more
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Before Steve Goodman became a revered hit songwriter, he began his career working the folk rock circuit. Live ’69 captures a performance at the University of Illinois in November 1969 and highlights a talented young musician in his formative years. Read more
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In 1992, as Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s life once again turned tumultuous, his old friend Van Dyke Parks reached out to him and offered a chance to collaborate. Orange Crate Art, released in 1995 to little fanfare, has now been reissued with a bold and delightful expanded edition, and has stood the test of time. Read more
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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. Read more
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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. Read more
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