Osaka Popstar might be the least known supergroup in music history.
From The Stacks: Osaka Popstar, “Shaolin Monkeys” (Shape Disc)
From The Stacks: ‘The Happy Louie and Julcia Family Album’
Happy Louie Dusseault is no joke in the polka world.
From The Stacks: Buckwheat Zydeco, ‘On A Night Like This’
This album hasn’t been out of my regular rotation since the day it was released in 1987. On A Night Like This was Stanley “Buckwheat” Dural’s major label debut, but he released […]
From The Stacks: David Bowie, ‘Diamond Dogs’ (8-Track)
Bowie’s estate is in reissue overdrive, and that’s cool I guess.
From The Stacks: The Members, ‘Radio’
“What’s the Members most popular song” could be a geography question.
From The Stacks: Moon Martin, ‘Escape From Domination’
I’m kind of fascinated by Moon Martin, and I have been for forty years.
From The Stacks: Creedence Clearwater Revival Tour Program
Hipgnosis may be the best known name in classic rock imagery, but they’re far from the only name.
From The Stacks: David Bowie, ‘In Person’ (Bootleg)
Here’s a bootleg that nobody needs, except maybe me.
From The Stacks: Orion, ‘Sometimes Words Just Get In the Way’
Yes, this album cover really happened.
From The Stacks: The Buffalo Springfield, “For What It’s Worth” (Single)
“For What It’s Worth” is one of those timeless songs that is actually pinned to a very specific date. On November 12, 1966 the “hippie riots” began on Los Angeles’s famous Sunset […]
