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Monthly Archives: Jul 2020
Haven’t Got The Blues (Yet) by Loudon Wainwright III
The week that keeps on giving
All The Good Times by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings
OLd music with new feeling
Crawling Up A Hill – A Journey Through The British Blues Boom 1966-1971
Can blue men sing the whites?
Philosophers, Poets And Kings by Kate Rusby
This is the worst day since yesterday
He Has Left Us Alone But Shafts Of Light Sometimes Grace The Corner Of Our Rooms… by A Silver Mt. Zion
Post Rock
I Was Real by 75 Dollar Bill
Deceptively simple thwackings
Old Flowers by Courtney Marie Andrews
Country music. I love country music.
Living With War by Neil Young
Creativity
Mission Of The Crossroad Palms by Steve Forbert
So good to feel good again.
Venus And Mars by Wings
Not my finest moment
Norman Fucking Rockwell! by Lana del Rey
Hope is a dangerous thing
Fever Breaks by Josh Ritter
These are darker days than any others that I’ve seen
Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd make a splash
The Imagined Village
Thrilling folk music
Silver Pistol by Brinsley Schwarz
Happy Birthday Plang
Shadows by Teenage Fan Club
Uncivilised impulses
Prospect of Skelmersdale by The Magnetic North
The beauty of a New Town
Still Burning by Mike Scott
Is the sum of the whole is greater than its parts?
Headkeeper by Dave Mason
There’s only two Dave Masons
Grace And Danger by John Martyn
Beautiful music made by a very troubled man.
From Scotland With Love by King Creosote
To Scotland?
Listen To Keep by Roddy Woomble
Making and perpetuating myths
The Road To Ensenada by Lyle Lovett
Eclecticism at its best
Ringo by Ringo Starr
Ringo turns 80
The Livelong Day by Lankum
Intense folk music
Tides Of A Teardrop by Mandolin Orange
Listen To The Wolves
American Dream by LCD Soundsystem
Stepping outside with my emotional haircut
Starsailor by Tim Buckley
A complex masterpiece
Cracker
Mr Wrong goes to a pub
Trouble No More by Bob Dylan
Another post about Bob Dylan’s lyrics
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