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1 day ago · One day I hope to find the time to make digital transfers of all the stuff I have recorded in the old days and put some of it on the web for all to share." - In is above comments Sivad talks of the show being July 1st 1976 but when he sent me the file he mention the show to July 25, 1976 wich is probably right since the festival was held between July 23rd and July 26th.
13 hours ago · Goldmine presents the best of HipHop 50. TONE Scott. Mon, September 30, 2024, 9:34 AM EDT · 20 min read. Visit the Goldmine store — it is a music collector's one-stop shop of vinyl, CDs, box ...
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4 days ago · Year By Year: Five Essential Albums of 1959. by Matt Micucci. Jazz may not have an official yearbook, but it does have a vast and well-documented discography. ‘Year by Year’ is our attempt to bring you the most noteworthy albums of each year, complete with audio samples and fascinating backstories.
3 days ago · Summary. What does Neil mean when he says his band had "long hair, loud guitars, even louder drums, leather… all that jazz!" Feifei and Neil teach you a musical phrase that's not about music!
4 days ago · From ethereal title track “Speak in the Dark” to the jazz-infused drum and bass explosions of “Double Time” and “Breathe Now”, the project is dedicated to all the “things that go unsaid” – a brooding meditation on death, mental health and Indian mysticism.
4 days ago · Another ‘70s label whose music I love (but on the opposite coast in Oakland, California) is Black Jazz Records, founded by pianist and producer Gene Russell and percussionist Dick Schory. I’ve chosen tenor saxophonist Rudolph Johnson ’s The Traveller from the extraordinary The Second Coming (Black Jazz Records, 1974) with pianist Kirk Lightsey, double bassist Kent Brinkley and drummer ...
