[Review] Spirit: The Family That Plays Together (1968)
Randy California emerges as a second songwriter on the band’s scintillating second album.
Randy California emerges as a second songwriter on the band’s scintillating second album.
Clapton nicked Knock while working with Arthur Louis, effectively preempting Louis’ own shot at a hit single.
A highly listenable collection of left-of-center songs from Manzanera and the MacCormick Brothers.
If Johnny Cash had a son who joined a punk band, it might sound like this.
When it came to their singles, three was clearly a crowd pleaser.
A solid record, but the real treasures were waiting to be discovered in the attic.
Space music of a higher order, as Cluster embarks on six shorter excursions into the musical cosmos.
Another silly instrumental to brighten an English day, for two minutes anyway.
The real mystery is why Joe Jackson’s soundtrack to the film didn’t appear in the film when it was released months later.
On his second session as a leader, Hubbard, Hank Mobley and Coltrane’s crew explore their soulful side.
The band’s second single garnered a little more attention for the impish Madan and her butterfly stompers.
The second coming of Casual Gods, although I wouldn’t expect any miracles.
At this stage, Van was drifting further from the main road, but you’d be wise to follow.
The Fab Four’s first number one single, the harmonies and melody on this are absolutely killer.
A blast featuring some past members, new faces and his hardest-rocking set yet.