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Letter to a Buddie: Joe Medwick (1963)
Soulful singer Joe Medwick coulda been a contender but somewhere along the way he lost many of the songs he wrote for the likes of Bobby Bland, and... more >>
CHARLES MINGUS, PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS IN 1956: Man standing up tall
By the time Charles Mingus died in 1979 at 56, most of the obituaries had already been prepared. Mingus, suffering the increasingly debilitating... more >>
Favourite Five Recently Reviewed CDs
Justin Currie: The Great War (Ryko/Southbound)
Some of these songs heard at a distance -- just the sharp pop and guitar jangle coming through -- and you'd pin Justin Currie as a smart power pop... more >>
Kayenta, Arizona: Into the valley
Kayenta is a wide spot on the highway through north east Arizona. There's not much there worth reporting: a Wal-Mart, a small and somewhat pitiful... more >>
Willie Nelson: Healing Hands of Time (1961)
By the time Willie Nelson laid down this demo of what is arguably one of the greatest songs of his pre-fame period, he had already written Family... more >>
QUEEN CITY ROCK: Auckland Nightlife, Look Back in Wonder (2010)
“I hear the Queen City callin' . . . yeah, the whole place is rockin' . . . " -- Peter Lewis and the Trisonic, Four City... more >>
CHESS BLUES: Taking it from the street
Record companies are usually at their best when close to the street, turnlng up talent rather than just distributing it. The Chess label was so... more >>
JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON;THE MAKING OF A MASTERPIECE by MICHEAL STREISSGUTH
A hip comedy club, New York, late 1980s. The stand-up delivers a one-liner which has the smart set baying: "Does anyone know why Johnny Cash... more >>
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