This is an example of where emusic has gone wrong over recent months. Joe Bonamassa's releases have always been quite prompt on emusic in the past. This was released three or four weeks ago but it is still not there. He hasn't changed labels either. I'd have bought it from emusic but instead I am streaming for free from Amazon
Pauline Oliveros: “A wondrous violinist who takes adventurous journeys into uncharted musical territories.” Lydia
Lunch (who produced the album): “Cellular Resonance is one of Mia
Zabelka’s most evocative recordings. It transcends genres taking
listeners on a mystical journey through her unique musical universe.”
Checking out what bassist Dezron Douglas has been into lately. "Soul Jazz," where he covers classic soul tunes, is brand new. Only on iTunes, aside from a pricey import CD
Released Sept. 9/2016 A review from his website “Sometimes music shouldn't be easy, and instead should be mysterious, idiosyncratic and the work of a true maverick. So we should welcome the arrival of a new Johnny Dowd album. . . . Never a man to run from the truth, if there was any justice, this guy would be a legend.“— Acoustic Magazine (UK) “Imagine if Hank Williams had mutated into Captain Beefheart, acquiring a bunch of primitive electronic equipment along the way, and you’ll get some idea of where Johnny Dowd is at onExecute American Folklore. . . . Gloriously deviant.“— Andy Gill, The Independent (London)
A big Thanks to @greg for pointing me to this last Sept. A free twelve track compilation from Joe Bonamassa, covering his career, available at https://jbonamassa.com/ (still free BTW)
Well, I've finally caught up to June after seeing what everyone's been listening. I also now have 3 notebook pages of things to check-out which is going to be tough, as I'm on Emusic lite. Definitely want to add some more Joe Bonamassa. I now have 13 tracks in my library. Enjoyed them all. As it finished with the Alvin Lee track, made me think of one of my Favourite Lps from way back. Another great guitar player sadly missed.
Made me think of another treasure from my past. Notes from Discogs Lead Guitar – Mike Bloomfield (tracks: 1 to 4, 8 to 11)
Notes
Tracks 1 to 4 & 8 to 11 are live tracks recorded at Bill Graham Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA, January / February 1969. Tracks 5 to 7 recorded in studio by Nick Gravenites and anonymous friends.
Originally released in 1969.
Tracks 9 to 11 taken from the album : Mike Bloomfield " Live At Bill Graham's Fillmore West " ( 1969 ).
Still terrific and now with bonus tracks. Here's one (minus the false start)
Comments
James Place - Voices Bloom
This is rather good. Sort of ambient techno.
Meditations - 33 Eyes
Sounds a little like you might expect from a release on a label called Anathema Sounds ;-)
Pete Namlook and Tetsu Inoue - 2350 Broadway 3
I had forgotten how good this one was.
Carlos Vivanco - Free Bass
This is an example of where emusic has gone wrong over recent months. Joe Bonamassa's releases have always been quite prompt on emusic in the past. This was released three or four weeks ago but it is still not there. He hasn't changed labels either. I'd have bought it from emusic but instead I am streaming for free from Amazon
Release date: 10 July 2017
offthesky - fluorescence
Exciting stuff. The Congolese artists (+ Miriam Makeba) who played before the 'Rumble in the Jungle'
LCR Records // 01.09.17
Pauline Oliveros: “A wondrous violinist who takes adventurous journeys into uncharted musical territories.”
Lydia Lunch (who produced the album): “Cellular Resonance is one of Mia Zabelka’s most evocative recordings. It transcends genres taking listeners on a mystical journey through her unique musical universe.”
Checking out what bassist Dezron Douglas has been into lately. "Soul Jazz," where he covers classic soul tunes, is brand new. Only on iTunes, aside from a pricey import CD
Discogs 2016
Ps. once again - a terrific listen.
Released Sept. 9/2016
A review from his website
“Sometimes music shouldn't be easy, and instead should be mysterious, idiosyncratic and the work of a true maverick. So we should welcome the arrival of a new Johnny Dowd album. . . . Never a man to run from the truth, if there was any justice, this guy would be a legend.“— Acoustic Magazine (UK)
“Imagine if Hank Williams had mutated into Captain Beefheart, acquiring a bunch of primitive electronic equipment along the way, and you’ll get some idea of where Johnny Dowd is at onExecute American Folklore. . . . Gloriously deviant.“— Andy Gill, The Independent (London)
From New & Notable Sept /16
Stray Ghost - A House of Gold and Oak
A very nice free one from the archive from years back, rediscovered and enjoyed this evening.
Just found this - if Jon Irabagon's on it, I'm interested in hearing it
A free twelve track compilation from Joe Bonamassa, covering his career, available at https://jbonamassa.com/ (still free BTW)
Just getting around to it now.
Definitely want to add some more Joe Bonamassa. I now have 13 tracks in my library. Enjoyed them all.
As it finished with the Alvin Lee track, made me think of one of my Favourite Lps from way back.
Another great guitar player sadly missed.
ETA
Notes from Discogs
Lead Guitar – Mike Bloomfield (tracks: 1 to 4, 8 to 11)
Notes
Tracks 5 to 7 recorded in studio by Nick Gravenites and anonymous friends.
Originally released in 1969.
Tracks 9 to 11 taken from the album : Mike Bloomfield " Live At Bill Graham's Fillmore West " ( 1969 ).
Still terrific and now with bonus tracks. Here's one (minus the false start)