With the innocence of the early to mid sixties (for certain demographics) soon coming to en end, I look at this cute release from a girl group singing soulful love songs and have a tinge of melancholy that this kind of music is ion it's last legs culturally and never regain the kind of splash as society properly moved on from post war baby making bliss.
Recs:
- He Cried
- Out in the Streets
A very cool tribal folk choral release.
Recs:
- Lutuku & A Bene Kanyoka
- Ebu Awale Kemai
- Banaha
- Kyrie
- Credo
- Sanctus
- Benedictus
- Angus Dei
Well, that was awesome.
Recs:
- No Tonic Press
- From Bechet, Byas, and Fats
- Mystical Dream
- Rip, Rig, and Panic
- Black Diamond
- Slippery Hippery Flippery
Nice.
Recs:
- Dindi
- Neném
- Cais Do Porto
- Eu Sou A Outra
- Toque Balanço Moço!
Some alright bops, nice background music, but nothing worth paying attention to imo.
The supremes offers a nice Motown release with a familiar classic included.
Recs:
- Ask Any Girl
- Stop! In the Name of Love
- Whisper You Love Me Boy
- I'm in Love Again
Joan offers a very lovely Folk release.
Recs:
- Farewell, Angelina
- Daddy, You've Been On My Mind
- It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
- The Wild Mountain Thyme
- Satisfied Mind
- The River in the Pines
- A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
- Rock, Salt and Nails
- The Water is Wide
Enjoyable Jazz right here.
Recs:
- Requiem dla Scotta La Faro
- Synopsis
- Sinobrody
- Wariacje na temat "Chmiela"
Some lovely American Primitivism. Very folky charm to it despite the simplicity.
Recs:
- Beautiful Linda Gretchell
- I am the Resurrection
- On the Sunny Side of the Ocean
- Tell Her to Come Back Home
- 101 is a Hard Road to Travel
- Bicycle Built for Two
- The Death of the Clayton Peacock
- Old Southern Medley
- Come Back Baby
Some lovely classical Hindu music.
Recs:
- Dhun
- Song From the Hills
- Gat Kirwani
- Raga Multani
Liked a couple tracks but overall found this to be a decent Hard bop modal jazz release.
Recs:
- Lazy Afternoon
- Eiderdown
The Beatles in 1965 is so fascinating. They aren't quite the charming boy band anymore, but they wouldn't be the innovative artists taking the world by storm in a new way in the years to come on the second saga of their over analyzed and celebrated brief career. In this liminal space between iconic eras they soundtrack a celebrated film that still showcases their boyish charms though the tone has a bit more maturity as they transition to an new era of their careers. An enjoyable ... read more
Enjoyed a couple tracks but nothing too exciting.
Recs:
- Refuge
- Spectrum
Some relaxing guitar strumming, nothing much to it.
Recs:
- How Long
- On the Banks of Owichita
- Poor Boy
- Dance of Death
A very enjoyable easy listening with a familiar track or two spliced in for a pleasant surprise.
Recs:
- A Taste of Honey
- Whipped Cream
- Love Potion No. 9
- El Garbanzo
- Ladyfingers
- Lollipops and Roses
Bobby and gang absolutely slaughters in this excellent classic of a post bop avant garde modal Jazz. Quality stuff!
Recs:
- Catta
- La Noirs Marchant
- Dialogue
- Ghetto Lights
- Jasper
She's got a nice voice and its a nice vibe. Nice stuff overall.
Recs:
- The Shadow of Your Smile
- Fly Me to the Moon
- Non Stop to Brazil
Otis offers an enjoyable southern soul listen.
Recs:
- A Woman, A Lover, A Friend
- Your One and Only Man
- Nothing Can Change this Love
- For Your Precious Love
- Mr. Pitiful
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