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5 Best Unknown Rock Albums ?

I had an interesting discussion with a music buddy about some of the least popular, best discs of the past few decades. The challenge: Name 5 outstanding Rock and Roll albums that 90% of the music buying/downloading public are unfamiliar with. 3 rules: 1. Rock and Roll (including Pop)!  No jazz, classical or world music 2. Obscure: Not a...

Friday Night Jazz Rolling Stones Covers

I mentioned the 40th anniversary of the  remastered version of Exile on Main Street a few weeks ago. Lately, I have been listening to an awesome selection of Rolling Stone Cover albums. Having heard these songs over the course of 4 decades, a little freshening up can go a long way. These 4 albums...

Friday Nite Jazz Stones: ‘Exile On Main Street’

Don Was has been the Rolling Stones record producer since Voodoo Lounge in 1994. He discusses the remastered version of Exile on Main Street Remastered version. NPR: “When Exile on Main Street was first released nearly 40 years ago, few expected it to gain recognition as a masterpiece. Though the album was a commercial success, a number...

Friday Night Jazz Hendrix

Here’s something I haven’t been able to say for 40 years – “I’m really looking forward to checking out the new Jimi Hendrix album.” As it turns out . . . come March 1, there will be a new Hendrix disc of some unreleased material — Valleys Of Neptune. For you young ‘uns out there who might...

Friday Night Jazz: $5 MP3s

Amazon is running an excellent selection of $5 albums in DRM free MP3s , (if you like that sort of thing). I prefer my music mostly in the form of cold shiny discs. However, Amazon selected over 800 albums, about 50 per genre across rock, jazz, country, new age, 2009 discs you misses, etc. at the...

Friday Night Jazz Paul McCartney Live

Over the course of seeing concerts the past 3+ decades, I have had the good fortune to attend shows that were recorded and later distributed on CD/DVD a handful of times. Up until recently, the most memorable was Aimee Mann’s Live at St. Ann’s Warehouse. But this summer, I was lucky enough to attend Paul McCartney at...

Friday Night Jazz: Newport Jazz Live

> This is truly a Friday Night Jazz: Via the NYT, we learn that Wolfgang’s Vault has a substantial collection of pristine audio recording from the Newport Jazz Festival. Some of the recordings will blow you away — I suggest the Count Basie concert, but all 3 are excellent (free registration required). There is also Art Blakey and...

Friday Night Jazz boss nova

I’ve only come across a handful of compelling discs this year. Mo’ Horizons …And the New Bohemian Freedom is one of them Its hard to describe this bizarrely compelling mix of acid jazz, bossa nova, soul, and electronica. Yes, there is some Brazilian funk in the mix as well. But the songs, while somehow...

Friday Nite Floyd: Pigs Might Fly

Lately, I have been combining two of my favorite past times into one multimedia experience: Books & Music. This began over the summer — I was done with my book, and I really wanted to read something mindless, having nothing to do with Wall Street or Washington DC. That’s when I started reading Pigs Might Fly: The Inside Story...

Friday Night Jazz: 50th Anniversary of Kind of Blue

The long awaited return of Friday Night Jazz! Last year, we took an eclectic look at some of the lesser known works of Miles Davis. Tonight, I want to go in the opposite direction, and simply focus on one disc: Kind of Blue. Why? Well, it is the 50th anniversary of the recording of Kind of Blue. If that...