The cover of Uncle Shelby’s ABZ Book. Courtesy Simon & Schuster
15 June 2017 | Kevin Litman-Navarro | Atlas Obscura
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Rocks In The Attic #581: Marty Robbins - ‘Gunfighter Ballads And Trail Songs’ (1959)
I’d never heard this record before last week when I found it for the princely sum of one New Zealand dollar in a local charity shop. 221 more words
Reissued trio shows musical mastery of Brazil's Erasmo Carlos on Light In The Attic
Light In The Attic have reissued three classic LPs of Brazilian legend Erasmo Carlos. All of the usual quality research and excellent archive photos have been included, plus the pressings sound joyously good. 309 more words
Lee Hazlewood's "13" Is A Wonderful Soul Album That Almost Didn't Happen
13 is one of Lee Hazlewood’s strongest albums. It’s also, technically speaking, not really a Lee Hazlewood album. 13 originated as a vehicle for Larry Marks, a studio employee for Hazlewood’s LHI Records. 859 more words
The Free Design - Kites Are Fun
Though this sounds like it was commissioned by an advertising agency on behalf of Big Kite, it is actually the title track from the debut of a 1960s family band. 263 more words
Culture Villain's Top Picks of 2016
As we once again find ourselves with both feet firmly into the New Year, for some 2016 seemed a year to forget, while here at CV we apparently forgot that New Year was a thing and have been off grid all together. 763 more words
New Age Music on Private Press Labels
The Guardian:
“When did new age music become cool? The mellow tones of new age were once the province of spas, wellness centers, yoga studios and hippie bookstores. 907 more words
