Leon Thomas - Blues And The Soulful TruthThe title of Thomass third album for Bob Thieles Flying Dutchman referenced Oliver Nelsons classic 1961 LP The Blues and the Abstract Truth. Released in 1972, Blues And The Soulful Truth featured an expansive all star band that included Pretty Purdie (drums), Stanley Clarke (bass), Cecil Payne (Baritone sax) and the unsung Neal Creque (keyboards). Its a soul meets jazz meets the blues masterpiece with arrangements from ex James Brown horn man Pee Wee

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Michael Drummer (the drummer) and CAMERA surprise us once more on “Prosthuman” as they reinvent and reformulate their sound without sacrificing the project’s identity which has matured over the past decade

The pioneering band from Bern (Switzerland) had a short-lived but highly-regarded career which birthed a cult discography that still fascinates and resonates today

vacant stares and barely concealed sadomasochism—and match it to a different configuration than the typical ’60s rock template

Casey Wescott (multi-instrumentalist

selling millions of albums

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singer-songwriter Caitlin Rose settled in at Nashville’s Sound Emporium Studios for a week of tracking with William Tyler

and Ghana made the country

Linkous began playing music as a teenager

Ecomix recycled “lucky-dip” coloured vinyl *

that is in many ways a true precursor of punk rock