Eureka Brass Band: New
Orleans Funeral & Parade (American Music)
John Fahey & his Orchestra: Old
Fashioned Love (Takoma)
Charlie Feathers: Uh
Huh Honey (Norton)
Fred Frith: Guitar Solos
(Fred)
Frozen Brass: Africa
& Latin America (Pan)
Funky Broadway: Stax
Revue live at the 5/4 Ballroom (Stax)
Golden Eagles: Lightning
& Thunder (Rounder)
The Greatest Songsters:
Complete Works: 1927-1929 (Document)
The Great Harp Players:
1927-1936 (Document)
John Lee Hooker: It
Serves You Right to Suffer (Beat Goes On)
Lightnin' Hopkins: Remember
Me (Ember)
Howlin' Wolf: Howling
Wolf Rides Again (Ace)
The Kinks: Live at Kelvin
Hall (Sanctuary)
Dennis McGee: Complete
Early Recordings: 1929-1930 (Yazoo)
Mississippi Fred McDowell: Amazing
Grace (Testament)
The Meters: The Meters
(Sundazed)
New
Waver: 'the defeated'
(Spill)
Wooden Joe Nicholas: Wooden
Joe Nicholas (American Music)
The Premiers: Farmer
John Live (Collector's Choice)
Pharoah Sanders: Tauhid
(Impulse!)
Eric Satie: Satie: The
Early Piano Works (Phillips)
The Seeds: Raw &
Alive at Merlin's Music Box (GNP Crescendo)
Frankie Lee Sims: Lucy
Mae Blues (Speciality)
Steeleye Span: Parcel
of Rogues (Beat Goes On)
Twenty First St. Stomp:
The Piano Blues of St. Louis (Yazoo)
Dionne Warwick: Hidden
Gems (Rhino)
Big Joe Williams: These
Are My Blues (Testament)
Robert Pete Williams: Long
Ol Way From Home: The Chicago Sessions (Fuel 2000)
Link Wray: Beans &
Fatback (Virgin)
&
if you reckon I'm joking,
I already have earlier/shorter published versions
of most of these
+
a note to labels,
I'm looking for more of similar
quality...not only whatever's on your current release
schedule - and much of the best is (invariably) back catalogue
but...I will review current work,
only (however) if it is genuinely exceptional
and, by the way...I paid for all (but one) of the above
