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145 – Johnny Cash at San Quentin
Aged just 37 years old, Johnny Cash returned to prison, this time in San Quentin, California following his Folsom Prison outing
144 – The Gilded Palace of Sin
A fallout in The Byrds, led to Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman forming the Flying Burrito Brothers following their successes with Sweetheart of the Rodeo
143 – Blood Sweat and Tears
Ok, we’re back with the 1001 Albums project, let’s see how far I get, although I note that if I couldn’t sti..
Reference System – Day 10
More music for our Reference System; this time it is the album Vulture Prince which is such a haunting and perfect piece of music
Reference System – Day 9
Adams’ Gold is a stonewall classic, because it is Van Morrison, Neil Young, Dylan, The Stones and Elton John all in one album
Big Colors
New Music Reviews are back on HF&MS, with my favourite artist of the last 10 years re-emerging from his hiatus after allegations of sexual misconduct were levelled at him in The New York Times in Feb 2019
evermore
It is not quite new music but I’m really enjoying this album, evermore, it feels like just really good song writing from newly awakened potty mouthed, indie goth (no, really!) Taylor Swift.
142 – Crosby, Stills and Nash
Crosby, Stills and Nash were the first Supergroup (Crosby (The Byrds), Stills (Buffalo Springfield) and Nash (The Hollies)), though they might not have realised it at the time
Shore
I’m loving Shore, the new Fleet Foxes album, the more I listen to it. It is a return to form after Crack-Up..
What’s on Tidal?
I’m a big fan of the Fleet Foxes, after Helplessness Blues affected my musical compass forever many years ago