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Produced by well-known English producer, engineer & mixer Glyn Johns, Eric Clayton’s 1977 album Slowhand opens with some of his best known songs, including the J.J. Cale penned “Cocaine”. The artwork...
The pictures tell the story
Produced by well-known English producer, engineer & mixer Glyn Johns, Eric Clayton’s 1977 album Slowhand opens with some of his best known songs, including the J.J. Cale penned “Cocaine”. The artwork...
The Clash debuts. . . Again.
Here’s a 2022 repress of the 1977 debut album from the UK band The Clash. Pressed in the EU it includes the original songs in the original order — when...
The Clash debuts. . . Again.
Here’s a 2022 repress of the 1977 debut album from the UK band The Clash. Pressed in the EU it includes the original songs in the original order — when...
Clearly, some of these decisions were made on a...
Citing a lack of enthusiasm on their part to promote his records, Gordon Lightfoot moved from United Artists to Reprise Records. His first release under Reprise was the 1970 album...
Clearly, some of these decisions were made on a...
Citing a lack of enthusiasm on their part to promote his records, Gordon Lightfoot moved from United Artists to Reprise Records. His first release under Reprise was the 1970 album...
Love You Live
“Love You Live” was the third full length live record from The Rolling Stones, released in 1977. The Artwork for the album was done by Andy Warhol, with the writing...
Love You Live
“Love You Live” was the third full length live record from The Rolling Stones, released in 1977. The Artwork for the album was done by Andy Warhol, with the writing...
Who’s on first? What’s on third?
When is your first record also your third? The Anglo-Australian band The Bee Gees, long before their disco phase, released in 1967 their first album available in North America on...
Who’s on first? What’s on third?
When is your first record also your third? The Anglo-Australian band The Bee Gees, long before their disco phase, released in 1967 their first album available in North America on...
Things found in the back room
Something interesting from the vault, “A new place to live” was released in 1972 by American-born Toronto record executive Robert John Gallo. Described as a mix of psych & prog-rock....
Things found in the back room
Something interesting from the vault, “A new place to live” was released in 1972 by American-born Toronto record executive Robert John Gallo. Described as a mix of psych & prog-rock....