Here’s one for the “interesting footnotes” section of your record collection.
From The Stacks: ‘Cat Mother and the All Night Newsboys’
From The Stacks: The Who, ‘Perfect Collections’
Collect a band’s records long enough and you’ll eventually run out of records to collect.
From The Stacks: Osibisa (Self-Titled)
You may not have heard of Osibisa, but I bet your recognize that album cover.
From The Stacks: ‘Dr. Demento’s Dementia Royale’
I have a confession to make:
From The Stacks: John Lennon Singles
Once upon a time, the single was the music industry’s dominant format.
From The Stacks: ‘The Best Of Spike Jones and His City Slickers’
The name Spike Jones and His City Slickers might not mean much these days, but the band was the Tenacious D of their time.
From The Stacks: The Kickstands, ‘Black Boots and Bikes’
If you dig surf and hot rod music but you want to stray off the narrow road of Beach Boys, Jan and Dean, and Dick Dale, this is the record for you. […]
From The Stacks: Fisher and Marks, ‘It’s A Beatle World’
Remember when the Beatles were a colossal flop in the U.S.?
From The Stacks: Paul Tanner, ‘Music For Heavenly Bodies’
Paul Tanner was a fascinating dude.
From The Stacks: Jackson Browne, “Stay” (test pressing)
When Jackson Browne released his cover of “Stay” in 1977 the song felt nostalgic for an era long gone
