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Rainy Day Saints – Diamond Star Highway
In spite of rave reviews, and a pretty intriguing title if I may add, I can’t say that I was too impressed with the Dave Swanson’s debut Saturday Haze. The change of my impressions might […]
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Tramp Attack – Call In Sick
After being “blamed” for initiating the folky psych excursions of the Cosmic Scouse scene formed in’n’around Liverpool, and after leaving the garagey electric approach of their initial line-up, also featuring now-Zuton Dave McCabe, Tramp Attack […]
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Price & Walsh – Temptation Eyes
– Price & Walsh Songbook – Discovering another pair of staff songwriters having a go of their own, and being quite good at it, isn’t much of a surprise these days. Even though Michael Price […]
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The Bresslaws – I Only Asked!
As evidenced by the album cover note itself, which says : MEDWAY, The Bresslaws are literally wearing their influences on their sleeves, being “imprisoned” knee-deep in their geographical origin and it’s musical heritage, as also […]
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Various Artists – Le Beat Bespoké 2
Second in the series of what becomes a soundtrack to the international mod London rallies of the same name, Le Beat Bespoké 2 brings another set of late’60s/early’70s “Tailor made cuts” from around the globe, […]
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The Creatures Of The Golden Dawn – An Incident At Owl Creek Bridge
Rooted deeply into the sixties garage punk and psychedelia, for more than a decade The Creatures Of The Golden Dawn are recapturing sketches of the beloved period of musical history through different kinds of covers, […]
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Various Artists – Setting The Trends Vol. 3
Volume 3: Groovy British Blue-Eyed Soul, Beat, R & B, Hammond Movers PART 2 After the first two volumes, Nutshell continues to “set the trends”, picking up right where the first, British based volume had […]
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Turquoise – The Further Adventures Of Flossie Fillett
– The Collected Recordings 1966-1969 – Not unlike with their Apple Publishing-mates, as well as soundalikes, Focal Point, not The Beatles nor any of the big time connections such as The Who, The Kinks, The […]
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Mark DeCerbo & The Four Eyes – Sweet On The Wine
Nowadays considered for San Diego scene veterans, Mark DeCerbo & The Four Eyes deliver their looooong awaited sophomore album, following the 1991 (!?) debut Baby’s Not In The Mood, still finding them amidst the same […]
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Smash Palace – Best Of ’99-’06
After being in’n’out of the scene for quite some time (as from 1985 that is), this compilation focuses on this Philly band’s so called “come-back period”, as suggested by the title itself. This actually being […]