Vinyl? Check! #38: Running Away!!!
Yesterday, I was visiting my parents and my dad was telling me about albums that they used to listen to while riding the Greyhound back
Yesterday, I was visiting my parents and my dad was telling me about albums that they used to listen to while riding the Greyhound back
Why do all the anti-cocaine songs have to be so fonk-E? Black Ivory contributed White Wind on their 1976 self titled album and I am
This is the only solo album released by the former frontman of Archie Bell and the Drells. The album was released, one year after the
From the time the percussion begins on this spectactular track from Cerrone’s 1977 Supernature until it ends you’re gonna be moving. Yes, all 7 minutes
If you don’t know anything about the Curtom record label, I can tell you this much. The first 4 letters comes from its founders first
This third album, Come As You Are (1976), by the storied singer/songwriter /producers is a testament to their abilities in each of those fields. However,
My homie, J Finesse, came through yesterday and was raving about this album from the infamous David Ruffin. I’m sure we all agree that the
If you don’t have Kool & the Gang’s 1976 Open Sesame in your collection, PLEASE go get it. You will not be disappointed. They experiment
I was looking through the latest issue of Shook magazine and ran across an article with The System’s Mic Murphy. I was totally unaware that
The majority of times when I purchase vinyl I let the recording artist or the album credits influence my purchase. Seldom, do I purchase an
Smokey Robinson is one of the greatest singer/songwriter/producers of the 20th Century! Take for example this 1974 album, Pure Smokey, which was released on Motown.
Mainstream radio does a great job of keeping you abreast of the Ohio Player’s funkier tunes, but they have many great ballads as well. The
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