15. Advance Base - Nephew in the Wild (2015)
Another @andrewmale.bsky.social tip-off, Advance Base is basically a man named Owen Ashworth who specialises in writing darkly humorous songs mostly about the everyday happenings of middle America. Lyrically up there with Berman & Jeff Lewis.
15. Advance Base - Nephew in the Wild (2015)
Another @andrewmale.bsky.social tip-off, Advance Base is basically a man named Owen Ashworth who specialises in writing darkly humorous songs mostly about the everyday happenings of middle America. Lyrically up there with Berman & Jeff Lewis.
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This is sad news. The pressure they must be under because of certain high profile individuals makes this inevitable. British society is regressing at an alarming rate.
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This is sad news. The pressure they must be under because of certain high profile individuals makes this inevitable. British society is regressing at an alarming rate.
16. Ann Peebles - I Can't Stand The Rain (1974)
The first time I played this, I wrongly assumed that it was a greatest hits album, it's that good. I'm guessing most of you know the title track, but there isn't a duff song on the whole album. This is peak mid-70s pre-disco/soul music.
16. Ann Peebles - I Can't Stand The Rain (1974)
The first time I played this, I wrongly assumed that it was a greatest hits album, it's that good. I'm guessing most of you know the title track, but there isn't a duff song on the whole album. This is peak mid-70s pre-disco/soul music.
"sure did boss, real fucking sexy like you asked"
17. Veronique Chalot - A L'Entrée Du Temps Clair (1979)
Achingly beautiful Breton folk music that sounds as though it was teleported from 300 years before. Her voice is that of an angel and the combination of medieval instruments is utterly hypnotic.
17. Veronique Chalot - A L'Entrée Du Temps Clair (1979)
Achingly beautiful Breton folk music that sounds as though it was teleported from 300 years before. Her voice is that of an angel and the combination of medieval instruments is utterly hypnotic.
It's now officially December so you can shove this up your chimneys.
It's now officially December so you can shove this up your chimneys.
#5debutalbums7074
This is a corker of an album. Featuring three members of the brilliant psych band Blossom Toes along with special guests including Julie Driscoll (that's her behind the bar on the cover) & Mick Taylor, it's funky guitar driven rock with a splash of jazz colouring.
#5debutalbums7074
This is a corker of an album. Featuring three members of the brilliant psych band Blossom Toes along with special guests including Julie Driscoll (that's her behind the bar on the cover) & Mick Taylor, it's funky guitar driven rock with a splash of jazz colouring.
18. Pharaoh Sanders - Karma (1969)
I've bought a fair amount of jazz albums this year with varying degrees of success, but this one clicked for me immediately. Only two tracks, but the groove instantly feels familiar, possibly a nod to A Love Supreme? Hypnotic, dreamlike & beautiful.
18. Pharaoh Sanders - Karma (1969)
I've bought a fair amount of jazz albums this year with varying degrees of success, but this one clicked for me immediately. Only two tracks, but the groove instantly feels familiar, possibly a nod to A Love Supreme? Hypnotic, dreamlike & beautiful.
17. Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Again (1971)
I didn't know this album even existed until this year. Titled Did You Ever? in Europe with a different running order, this is every bit as great as their 1968 collaboration. It's gentle, funny & warm and contains some amazing tracks.
17. Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood - Again (1971)
I didn't know this album even existed until this year. Titled Did You Ever? in Europe with a different running order, this is every bit as great as their 1968 collaboration. It's gentle, funny & warm and contains some amazing tracks.
Big Star
The Rutles
Fiery Furnaces
Jimmy Cliff
Public Enemy
Lee 'Scratch' Perry
Nirvana
Bert Jansch
Lana Del Rey
Grant McLennan
The Field Mice
Northern Picture Library
Trembling Blue Stars
The Luxembourg Signal
Moose
Steve Kilbey
Vetchinsky Settings
The Railway Children
The Durutti Column
Big Star
The Rutles
Fiery Furnaces
Jimmy Cliff
Public Enemy
Lee 'Scratch' Perry
Nirvana
Bert Jansch
Lana Del Rey
Wow. This is mad. Black Sabbath on telly with a singer that replaced Ozzy yet never got to sing on an album. Dave Walker was a midlands mate of Tony Iommi, but Ozzy was back before Never Say Die was recorded.
Wow. This is mad. Black Sabbath on telly with a singer that replaced Ozzy yet never got to sing on an album. Dave Walker was a midlands mate of Tony Iommi, but Ozzy was back before Never Say Die was recorded.