Undeclared Masterpiece #3: McAlmont – A Little Communication (1998)
After a quiet couple of weeks it seems about time to champion another LP that doesn’t get anywhere near the recognition I think it deserves. It’s a source of continual … Continue reading
Paul Weller – Sonik Kicks (2012)
I’ve had a rather intermittant relationship with Paul Weller. Leaving his work in various bands aside his solo records have fleetingly got onto my personal playlist but never really established … Continue reading
The Revival Hour – Scorpio Little Devil (2013)
I don’t know how many records I listen to each year….lots would probably be the closest I could come to putting a number on it. Some are good, some are … Continue reading
Undeclared Masterpiece #2: Is This Desire? – PJ Harvey (1998)
After a couple of rather lukewarm reviews I thought it was about time for another post in the Undeclared Masterpieces section. To be clear, these are albums which I feel … Continue reading
The Delta Sweete – Bobbie Gentry (1968)
So this weeks album of the week was The Delta Sweete, a 1968 release from the Mississippi country singer Bobbie Gentry. If anyone read last week’s review of the Ike … Continue reading
River Deep Mountain High – Ike & Tina Turner (1966)
If there is one person I never thought I’d own a record by it’s Tina Turner. But then again this isn’t the stadium filling, middle of the road, private dancer … Continue reading
Kimono My House – Sparks (1974)
Due to circumstances both planned and unplanned which I won’t bore you with here this weeks album of the week ended up becoming album of the fortnight as I spent … Continue reading
Stephen Stills – Stephen Stills (1970)
Sometimes a record sits on the list for a long time before being selected. So long in fact that when it finally gets it’s chance as album of the week … Continue reading
It’s the best thing since……blahblahblah!
As the whole world couldn’t help but notice a certain David Bowie popped up again last week with a surprise new release and tidings of an imminent album. I won’t … Continue reading