I was absolutely sure I’d written about this album before, but I checked, and it appears I haven’t. I think I was confused because I’ve spoken about it on the radio show. Well, it is […]
Month: December 2017
Steely Dan – Can’t Buy A Thrill
While at the used record store today I was browsing the £2 bins and there was Can’t Buy A Thrill by Steely Dan. Really? £2? Well that’s mine then. Once again, I was listening to […]
Billy Bragg – 2 x 45’s
I took a brief trip into town today and visited the Leamington Record Store again, which is opposite Seismic (So I popped in there briefly as well) and picked up a few things that I […]
Ella & Oscar
I think that if there is an album in the used bins that is Ella Fitzgerald and Oscar Peterson together then it is worthy of consideration for purchasing, when it is £3.50 it is pretty […]
The Ornette Coleman Trio – at the ‘Golden Circle’ Stockholm (Volume one)
Years ago I had a cassette tape of Coleman Hawkins and Ben Webster that I played a lot, loved that cassette, and I think it may still be up in the loft somewhere, though I […]
Nosferatu – James Bernard
Back in the summer of 2016 I wrote this: aaaaaaaaaaand finally, something a little bit different. A 7″ single, or E.P. really, that came out on Record Store Day this year but was still in […]
Joni Mitchell – The hissing of summer lawns
One of the first records I ever owned was by Joni Mitchell, Big Yellow Taxi on a 45, and along with my other two 45’s, all of which were inherited, I played it to death […]
