donderdag 25 augustus 2011

Dr. John - Gris-Gris (1968)

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Of course, not all the classics are on this blog yet, this blog's main purpose is to reveal some of the 'classics' that are not ...
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The Holy Modal Rounders - The Moray Eels Eat the Holy Modal Rounders (1969)

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I've said this a lot of times, but once again it's true: one of the most underrated bands we have here. The Holy Modal Rounders are ...

John Fahey - Volume 6: Days Have Gone By (1967)

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John Fahey is without a doubt one of the greatest musicians who ever lived. The initiator of American Primitivism, his incredible streak of ...

Lee Dorsey - Yes We Can (1970)

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Someone at Rate Your Music said it best: "At one point or another you've most certainly asked yourself what exactly is funk? Sure...
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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Will The Circle Be Unbroken (1972)

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In 1972 The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band asked a whole string of old-timers to record music with them. They a few tapes running all the time, one ...
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Os Mutantes - Os Mutantes (1968)

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Once again: when this record would've been done in Europe or North America, it would've sounded less exotic, less adventurous, less ...

Sandy Bull - Fantasias for Guitar & Banjo (1963)

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The music that American Primitivism has brought forth, cost me a long while to like. Despite representing so few musicians (American Primiti...
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Shirley Collins - False True Lovers (1960)

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Without a doubt, I'm more for American folk, but still, this record is one of the most beautiful folk records ever made. Her crystal cle...

Tom Zé - Todos os Olhos (1973)

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This album is one of the more divine one's available in pop music. Tom Zé is the most experimental and innovative of all the MPB artists...

Ya Ho Wa 13 - Penetration, An Aquarian Symphony (1974)

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There's only one thing I can do right now, and that is to describe the history of this group. The guy you see on the picture is Jim Bake...
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