The Steve Miller Band - Sailor (1968)
I found this at The Warehouse in Whanganui on shiny new bright blue vinyl. This is a recent re-pressing/remaster (2018) and cost me $20.
commentsI found this at The Warehouse in Whanganui on shiny new bright blue vinyl. This is a recent re-pressing/remaster (2018) and cost me $20.
commentsThis hefty 5 LP box was one of the finds of my recent trip up North. Id been looking for this on CD for years without much luck so jumped at the chance of owning this on premium Polyvinyl Chloride.
commentsThe themes were: Jimi Hendrix original or cover, and now extended to any other virtuoso performer!, Sadness, Joyous/ joyful
commentsIf you started your Bowie introduction with this record, that would be a bit unfortunate but palatable at least. It was definitely the beginning of the slide into his own level of mediocrity that lasted the next 10 years.
commentsThis is a slightly bonkers, completely trippy, alien mantra by ex Spaceman 3 co-founder Pete Kemper aka Sonic Boom. Just a warning if you are thinking of ever listening to this.
commentsIt this It? I really think it is! While not just about the best debut in musical history, it’s also one of it’s greatest records.
commentsAnother fun-and-fan-filled and somewhat obscure Bowie-related compilation - this time courtesy of Mojo Magazine. (Uncut Magazine released a couple of Bowie cover compilations back in 2003 and 2008).
commentsMore dirgey psychedelia from the Wooden Shjips’ trippy guitarist and leader Erik Johnson et al. While it gets a bit samey across several albums, (this is my forth Moon Duo record), it’s exactly the samey that I really like!
commentsI just can’t stop raving about ACE Records. The latest compilation, show casing the mid-70s, is another brilliant sampler of the music of the time.
commentsMore “Jazz Club”! Madlib invades Blue Note. With unfettered access to the Blue Note catalogue, this record is a mangle of classic jazz that’s completely reinterpreted and re-flavoured.
comments