Love Me Do by The Beatles

Three drummers. Pete Best. Ringo Starr. Andy White.

I Feel Alright by Steve Earle

Backache. Hip pain. Toothache. I feel alright.

Bang! by World Party

A panoply of different musical styles

Before The Dawn by The KT Fellowship

Kate Bush

Looking Through A Glass Onion. The Beatles’ Psychedelic Songbook 1966-72 by Various Artists

The Beatles were underrated

My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts by Brian Eno – David Byrne

It was twenty one years ago today

Goes West by William Tyler

Instrumentals

Blue by Joni Mitchell

Creating beauty out of a whole lot of pain

Another Self Portrait by Bob Dylan

Bob Dylan re invents himself. Again.

Up All Night by The Waifs

Great folk-rock from Western Australia

Voyage To The Bottom Of The Road by Half Man Half Biscuit

Is it poetry? No, it’s Half Man Half Biscuit.

Punisher by Phoebe Bridgers

Can I enjoy an album without listening to the words?

Blonde On Blonde by Bob Dylan

Mona Lisa must have had the highway blues

With The Beatles by The Beatles

The battleship, the dog, the top hat and the old boot

Shadows And Light by Joni Mitchell

An aural chiaroscuro

World On The Ground by Sarah Jarosz

Comforting music

Long May You Run by The Stills Young Band

A missing thruppence

Peephole In My Brain. The British Progressive Pop Sounds Of 1971

The good old days.

Don’t Try This At Home by Billy Bragg

Fascinated by pastimes and vain pleasures

Come On Feel The Lemonheads by The Lemonheads

Perfect Power Pop

…But I’d Rather Be With You by Molly Tuttle

A lovely view of heaven

Stage Fright by The Band

The moment of truth is right at hand

Standing In The Breach by Jackson Browne

It matters how we live

Little Lights by Kate Rusby

Drowning in honey

The Beatles

A revolution in the head

Metal Machine Music by Lou Reed

The tubular groaning of a galactic refrigerator

Rough And Rowdy Ways by Bob Dylan

Do I contradict myself?

Let’s Work Together: The Best Of Canned Heat

Are you ready to boogie?

Tin Can Trust by Los Lobos

A fusion of virtuosity and emotion

First Light by Richard And Linda Thompson

Stop thinking and start reflecting