For all kinds of reasons, Cape Verdean Blues is a much more modernist offering than Horace Silver’s previous release, Song For My Father, and slightly...
Every year in the sadly curtailed recording career of Hank Williams produced any number of timeless pieces of music, but 1949 was an especially memorable...
When Gordon Lightfoot decided to record his first live album, Sunday Concert, it was only appropriate that it should be captured in his home country of...
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Tangerine Dream first broke through in the UK and mainland Europe with 1974’s critically hailed Phaedra, and, before long, America also succumbed to them. Indeed,...