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Winston's Zen: SINGLE REVIEW: FRANK TURNER – PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Posted by:winstonroache 1846 days ago • Discuss • http://winstonszen.blogspot.com
The first single from Frank Turners new album, Love Song & Ire. Watch the video and read the full review READ MORE ...
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Jason Molina: Panning for Gold
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1659 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
From hearing the man’s songs, Jason Molina should be stoical and or perhaps, perpetually kinetic – unable to remain sedentary for more than a moment. Only the second is true. READ MORE ...
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Peter Walker - Echo of My Soul (Tompkins Square, 2008)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1652 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
The mythical status afforded Rainy Day Raga might be a little bit much. Granted, when released in ’66, Peter Walker’s first album pre-dated much of the Eastern music obsession that sprung from San... READ MORE ...
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Harry Taussig - Fate is Only Once (Tompkins Square, 2008)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1643 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Comparing this, the lone, 1965 release of Harry Taussig, to another instrumental Tompkins Square Records re-release – that of Richard Crandell – reveal some striking differences. Even with obvious... READ MORE ...
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Nobody & Mystic Chords of Memory - Tree Colored See… (Mush Records, 2006)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1642 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
A former member of Beachwood Sparks, Jen Cohen previously of the Aislers Set and a producer that, in the past, has worked with Project Blowed come together to create an album that should defy... READ MORE ...
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Brad Barr - The Fall Apartment (Tompkins Square, 2008)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1641 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Unfortunately or not, The Fall Apartment really has nothing to do with the Slip. That band’s metamorphosis over the years has encompassed a great deal of stylistic variety, but doesn’t... READ MORE ...
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Screaming Out the Ju-Ju for Jim-Jim
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1641 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
bill gaither, blind arvella gray, blind boy fuller, blues, bukka white, charlie parr, charlie patton, folk, joseph spence, missippi john hurt, mix, rag time, rev. gary davis, skip james, podcast READ MORE ...
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Quicksilver Messenger Service - Happy Trails (Capitol Records, 1969)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1638 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Some afternoon, not all that long ago, I strolled into My Mind’s Eye. That’s Lakewood, Ohio for you foreigners. Anyway, after looking at the nicely kept records and watching my girlfriend... READ MORE ...
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Kevin Kinsella - Firestick (I-Town, 2003)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1638 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Before playing this I didn’t know whether to expect some fine reggae rhythms from the leader of John Brown’s Body or simply a superfluous amount of talent. The slab draws a bit from two disparate roo READ MORE ...
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Ramblin’ Jack Elliot - I Stand Alone (Anti, 2006)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1638 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
The story is this: While roaming the country playing folk tunes with the venerable Odetta, she and Jack Elliot made a stop one day to see Odetta’s family. Rather taken aback... READ MORE ...
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Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy - The Letting Go (Drag City Records, 2006)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1638 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
I don’t recall exactly when being folky got to be cool again, but I’m alright with it for the most part, save for Devandra Banhart. Charlie Parr, Iron and Wine and this gentleman, BPB, have been... READ MORE ...
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Mike Fellows - Limited Storyline Guest (Vertical Form, 2004)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1638 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Mike Fellows did some time in a band of note, The Silver Jews (Velvet Underground doing country without an expressive lead guitar). So that little history lesson delving into this mans’ career... READ MORE ...
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James Blackshaw - Litany of Echoes (Tompkins Square, 2008)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1637 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Litany of Echoes contains a great deal of stunning musicianship. And James Blackshaw, who has released more full lengths in five years than anyone could expect, continues to exhibit his... READ MORE ...
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Nick Drake - Family Tree (Island Records, 2007)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1636 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Given Nick Drake’s restrained record catalogue and due to his posthumous success, a call for unreleased material has continued to grow over time. Spurred by his family’s willingness to tape Drake’s.. READ MORE ...
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Lewis & Clarke - Blasts of Holy Birth (La Societe Expeditionnaire, 2007)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1636 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
A swell of strings brings this offering from rural Pennsylvania to a start. Calm and seemingly refined the album begins with “Secret of Golden Flower†whose instrumental composition seems a bit... READ MORE ...
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Greg Ashley - Painted Garden (Birdman, 2007)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1636 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
Let us begin this with the understanding that live, The Gris-Gris are one of the most dynamic and captivating bands roaming the country’s shitty little bars. Their front man, Greg Ashley... READ MORE ...
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Sighque (A Podcast)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1630 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
acoustic, Beachwood Sparks, Bert Jansch, black merda, folk, franklin delano, greg ashley, gris gris, holy modal rounders, john renbourn, kaleidoscope, mike fellows, mix, nick drake, otha turner, psyc READ MORE ...
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The Dutchess & The Duke - She’s the Dutchess, He’s the Duke (Hardly Art, 2008)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1622 days ago • Discuss • http://cobwebsandstrange.wordpress.com
This debut pretty much has it all. Simple melodies and percussion, ample guitar work and vocals that are friendly enough that one might be able to hear them emanating from your friends’ kitchen. READ MORE ...
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The Welcome Wagon – Welcome to the Welcome Wagon (Asthamtic Kitty, 2008)
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1616 days ago • Discuss • http://www.chewingpine.com
Made up primarily of Reverend Thomas Vito Aiuto and his wife Monique amongst various collaborators like Sufjan Stevens, The Welcome Wagon differs greatly from what might be expected from a short glan READ MORE ...
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A History of Stealin’
Posted by:cobwebsundstrange 1611 days ago • Discuss • http://www.chewingpine.com
There are probably more beautiful songs. There are songs that more people can probably sing along to. But the way in which “Stealin’†was written and has subsequently been performed makes it an Ame READ MORE ...
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