Regarded as one of those long-lost psych albums, praised by some and criticised by others, J.D.Blackfoot’s The Ultimate Prophecy, originally released in 1971, is here again for another re-evaluation episode. Besides the original physical division […]
Though they weren’t really a “one hit wonder”, the first, and in most cases probably the only song that the name of Gary Puckett & The Union Gap brings to mind is the orchestrated soft […]
Always kinda lurking behind their “Monkeesidemen” role, Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart actually had their own moment of fame, which might’ve taken them way beyond the “classic songwriting duo” section, alongside such luminaries as Goffin/King, […]
– The Definitive Collection – … and definitely about time too!!! This must be among the ones on the very top of the list of re-issues waiting to happen, which it finally did, and it […]
Speaking from a personal-experience point of view, all it takes is a bunch of art-students, a kaleidoscopic cartoon-like cover art, and a toontownish surname such as Dunsterville, and I’m hooked on ….. without an actual […]
It was about time for someone to unveil the mystery about the roots of The Grass Roots, and Rev-Ola does it in the usual rev-ola-utionary way, assisted by the band’s own Joel Larson, whose memories […]
This one came as a complete unknown to me, growing into quite a pleasant surprise too! To cut things short, David McCormack uses similar trickery as Brendan Benson, to put a wide variety of ‘60/’70s […]
Besides the usual dose of soulful boogaloo, offered by the label’s houseband The Slow Slushy Boys, here’s another pair of nice little French 10-inchers, widening the scope of the mid-to-end sixties influences, adding some female […]
Larsen’s subsidiary B-Soul label continues it’s delivery of some of the best vintage soul sounds to be heard these days. This time around, it’s The Slow Slushy Boys, showing their “love & affection”, as well […]
After quite a few retrospective, live and solo releases since Failure in 1998, the two of the moderndaze power-pop “big stars”, Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer, join up for the first proper Posies album in […]
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