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Monthly Archives: Aug 2020
Karine Polwart’s Scottish Songbook
Euphoric despair
Number Five by Steve Miller Band
Safe Rock
Beatles For Sale by The Beatles
The Beatles in 1964.
Total Freedom by Kathleen Edwards
A sense of total freedom
Forever Just Beyond by Clem Snide
Music with a homespun quality and a twisted world view
Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys
A masterpiece
Who Knows Where The Time Goes by Sandy Denny
“Before the winter fire, I will still be dreaming. I have no thought of time”
Ingenue by k.d. lang
Art knows no prejudice
Altered Beast by Matthew Sweet
Whatever is inside you that someday might explode, and maybe you don’t know it’s there
Jackson C. Frank
A talented and kind man who didn’t get a whole of breaks in life. He was damned good.
There’s An Innocent Face by Curt Boetcher
Sunshine pop at its most remarkable
Ghost Of David by Damien Jurado
One swallow is enough
World Gone Wrong by Bob Dylan
The world going wrong in 1964
Berlin by Lou Reed
Shrugging my shoulders. Rolling my eyes.
Daisies Of The Galaxy by Eels
If electrons can be in superposition then people can be in superposition as well.
Journey Through The Past by Neil Young
Memory is created from bits of experience stored around the brain
Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter by Joni Mitchell
Silence is not golden
A Live One by Loudon Wainwright III
Here comes the thunder. Here comes the rain
Boots No. 1 The Official Revival Bootleg by Gillian Welch
Great music retrieved from a tall boot
Sunnyvista by Richard and Linda Thompson
It all looks sunny from up here
My Beauty by Kevin Rowland
Don’t be afraid of the dark
A Period Of Transition by Van Morrison
There’s no cold wind this August
Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me by The Cure
Hot! Hot! Hot!
Divide by Ed Sheeran
The latest of the great eclectics
The Grand Theatre Volume One by Old 97s
You’d better hold tight
Little Love Affairs by Nanci Griffith
Folkabilly, not folklore
Gandharva by Beaver & Krause
Gerry Mulligan and Mike Bloomfield on opposite sides
On The Beach by Neil Young
Walk on
Wrong Eyed Jesus! by Jim White
The inside of my brain
The Times They Are A-Changing by Bob Dylan
Forgive. Understand. Forget.
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