Cal Tjader, Daddy Wong Legs Bob James, Nautilus Freedom, Enchanted Wood Stone The Crows, Raining In Your Heart Thin Lizzy, Things Ain’t Working Out Down On The Farm Rory Gallagher, Cradle Rock The Wildweeds, John King’s Fair Boot, I’ve Been Thinking Cuby & The Blizzards, I’m Your Guy Chuck Berry, Too Much Monkey Business Canned
Marty Gold , Allahh’s Holiday Bridget St. John, Song For The Laird Of Connaught High Tide, Death Warmed Up Them, How Long Baby Kak, Disbelievin’ The Grateful Dead, Hard To Handle Wilson Pickett, Get Me Back On Time – Engine No. 9 Hawkwind, Ten Seconds Of Forever Hawkwind, Brainstorm Bob Smith, The Path Does Have
Ja-Man All Stars, Hot Steppers Dub Abyssinians, Know Jah Today David Jahson, Jah Rastafari Little Roy, Rat Trap Israel Vibration, Licks & Kicks Don Carlos, In Pieces Augustus Pablo, Java Rod Taylor, Give Thanks And Praise King Culture, Jah Jah Junior Murvin, Jesus And Judas Prince Far I, Give I Strength Dady Culture, Slave Master
Genesis, Drum Talk Carlton Livingston, Tale Of Two Cities Johnny Lover, Jah Station Wally Bucker, Raga-Muffin Style Wally Bucker, African Border Niney The Observer, Mutiny Bobby Meehan, Inner Mind Itopia, Message From Jah Wayne Smith, No More Will I Roam Noel Phillips, Youthman Michael Prophet, Righteous Are The Conqueror Max Romeo, One Step Forward Upsetter,
The Surfmen, Jungle Romance Gabor Szabo, Three King Fishers Tyrannosaurus Rex, Iscariot Bobby Brown, My Hawaiain Home John Bassman Group, His Name Was Tom Orang-Utan, Chocolate Piano Floating Bridge, Crack Shot The Undisputed Truth, Lil Red Riding Hood Earth Wind & Fire, Fan The Fire Tim Maia, O Grad Mestre Can, She Brings The Rain
Arthur Lyman, Legend Of The Rain The Who, I’m The One The Who, Sad About Us Vicki Anderson, Tears Of Joy The Rolling Stones, Surprise, Surprise The Rolling Stones, Please Go Home The Sorrows, Take A Heart Caleb, Baby Your Phasing Is Bad Fairport Convention, It’s Alright Ma, It’s Only Witchcraft Groundhogs, Earth Is Not
The Record Company – Give It Back To You Stream of Consciousness Review by Frank Critelli. Yes.This is exactly what I need to hear: self-help for badasses. Riffy acoustic country blues. Heavy front porch music. Great bass player. Appropriately sloppy – loosely in the groove. “It feels so good doin’ what you want when you know you shouldn’t.”
http://cygnusradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/This-Years-Model-1956.mp3From here, and for the rest of the 50s, there are plenty of all-time classics each week. This year, we had “I Walk the Line,” “Heartbreak Hotel,” “Twenty Flight Rock,” “Roll Over Beethoven,” and “Let The Good Times Roll” to name a few, and that’s ignoring the debut of Buddy Holly, a version of “Fever”
http://cygnusradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/This-Years-Model-1955.mp3 So much much for 1955. Obviously, I’m biased, but I’ve been really delighted at the series so far, and how much great music I’ve been able to squeeze in. This is one of those weeks where I’ll listen to this as a playlist throughout the year. When Dave Brubeck and the Everly Brothers are
http://cygnusradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/This-Years-Model-1954-20150211.mp3 Harry Belafonte unlocks the spiritual lurking in the folk tune “John Henry” and Thelonious Monk unlocks something great in “Just A Gigolo.” A couple more timeless doo-wop records and 1954 takes shape as a fascinating, eclectic year. With Bill Haley’s “Rock Around the Clock,” we’re fast running out of reasons to call this the
