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Author Archives: Jim Driscoll
The Sound Of The Smiths review + competition; listening party links
Very few music fans who were around during the mid-eighties were indifferent to The Smiths - you might love them or hate them, like Marmite really, but you were unlikely not to have much of an opinion ... Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Bands, Featured, New Releases, Reviews and Commentary
Tagged Johnny Marr, Morrissey, The Smiths, Track Listings
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Grace Jones 'Hurricane' review
The first thing to say about 'Hurricane' is that it is a classy bit of work, and I'm not just saying that because I'm old enough to remember Russell Harty. The production values on this CD are high, the list of collaborators (Eno, Tricky, Sly and Robbie amongst others) stellar ... Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Featured, New Releases, Reviews and Commentary
Tagged Brian Eno, Grace Jones, Sly and Robbie
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Grayson Capps and The Stumpknockers 'Rott 'n' Roll' album review
Grayson Capps has had quite a life so far. A childhood spent listening to his father and friends getting drunk, telling stories and strumming guitars, a spell at Tulane University as a theatre major, during which time he formed two bands which enjoyed 'moderate national success' ... Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Bands, Featured, New Releases, Reviews and Commentary
Tagged Grayson Capps, Grayson Capps and the Stumpknockers
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Harold Lopez Nussa 'Sobre el Atelier' review + Cuba, Havana-Cultura.com
Man the boy can play. 'Sobre el Atelier' is an instrumental CD of hot piano music from young Cuban virtuoso Harold Lopez Nussa. The CD contains original compositions as well as American and Cuban standards ... Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Featured, Reviews and Commentary
Tagged Cuba, Culture, Harold Lopez Nussa, Havana, Wayne Shorter
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Neil Halstead 'Oh! Mighty Engine' review + watch Queen Bee video
There are things to like about Neil Halstead. His songs are wistful and well-constructed, the arrangements are tasteful, with his back-up band supplementing and supporting the songs rather than drowning them with unnecessary and inappropriate additions ... Continue reading
Posted in New Releases, Reviews and Commentary, Videos
Tagged Neil Halstead, Tour Dates, youtube
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Slightly Stoopid review - 'Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid'
Even if you're not one of Slightly Stoopid's fans (and judging from MySpace there are a lot of them out there), you should know what you are going to get from the title of this CD of 'outtakes, rarities and a couple of new joints' ... Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Bands, Featured, New Releases, Reviews and Commentary
Tagged Slightly Stoopid
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Seasick Steve review - I Started Out With Nothin' and I Still Got Most of It Left
The blues in Britain has always been derivative. It was appropriated mercilessly in the 60s of course by the likes of the Rolling Stones and Cream, but the innovations of those artists took the music sideways into the kinds of rock stylings that spawned Led Zeppelin and 'eavy metal ... Continue reading
Posted in Albums, Featured, New Releases, Reviews and Commentary
Tagged Grinderman, Nick Cave, Seasick Steve
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