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A new, all singing all dancing, 50th anniversary super-deluxe reissue of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway by Genesis arrives this week, even t... -
My gaff is in Suffolk, though only just. The River Waveney flows about 100 yards from my front door and this ancient waterway defines the co... -
Mal Waldron's 'Candy Girl' has been on my look-out-for list for a very long time, though, with original copies changing hands f... -
I've featured the work of American guitarist Jeff Parker in this slot before ( here ). He's one of those musicians who clearly just ... -
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The jazz-fusion sweet spot runs from 1969 to 1975, a period where electricity pushed and prodded its way ever further into the previously ex...
6 comments:
New to me, quite enjoyed it, there is one heck of a lot going on there.
I love this. It's wonderful to hear something genuinely imaginative. Great sounds. I shall be following up on Wolf People.
Hard to believe this could be contemporary! Yes, it sounds like some very obscure early 70s prog-folk band doesn't it, and like OPC says, a heck of a lot going on there!
I've finally managed to put down the Unknown Mortal Orchestra album and now find myself hooked on the Foxygen LP and this track. It's only early March and we've already seen some top tunes released this year - long may it continue.
Not bad at all! I will check these lot out. A bit like medieval Metal!
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