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[Review] The Live Adventures of Mike Bloomfield and Al Kooper (1969)
This live sequel to Super Session is a blues-rock heavyweight.
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[Review] Roger McGuinn: Peace on You (1974)
McGuinn’s second album is of a piece with those solo CS&N albums.
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[Review] The Tubes (1975)
The Tubes’ first is the best thing they’ve ever done: outrageous, ambitious and contagious good fun.
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[Review] Lenny White Presents The Adventures of Astral Pirates (1978)
A sci-fi comic-book concept album powered by jazz-rock fusion and funk.
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[Review] George Harrison: Somewhere In England (1980)
The album that contains George’s homage to Hoagy Carmichael. And John Lennon. But mostly Hoagy Carmichael.
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[Review] Frank Black: Fast Man Raider Man (2006)
Punk’s black prince strikes a nostalgic pose with 27 tracks of neo-classic rock.
