Aquarium Drunkard — This month, Craft Recordings releases an expanded deluxe edition of the late Terry Callier’s remarkable debut album, The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier. This reissue includes five previously unreleased alternate takes (“900 Miles,” â�... more info

Core News — “The Don’s selections cross time, space and genre. Each week, as well as blending his favourite new music with classics from the UK, USA, Jamaica, Africa and way beyond, Don highlights a piece of Crucial Vinyl – a cherished album from his own c... more info

Chicago Tribune — On his first album a few years ago, Michael Kiwanuka was the musical equivalent of comfort food, a folk-soul throwback, a feint echo of Bill Withers or Terry Callier. It was pleasant enough, but there wasn’t a sense of anything more at stake than n... more info

Chicago Tribune — On Michael Kiwanuka's 2012 debut album, "Home Again," the U.K. singer receded into the nostalgic haze of his influences. He came across as an earnest disciple of Bill Withers, Terry Callier and 1960s-'70s folk-soul, a retro artist without the feel fo... more info

Guardian Music — The Windmill Hill Sessions feature stripped-back versions of songs recorded during the group's 2005 sessions with CallierMassive Attack have released a free online mixtape, using material recorded with the late singer Terry Callier. The Windmill Hill... more info

Consequence of Sound — Taken from a 2005 session. more info

Guardian Music — Memorial Hall, Sheffield"Good evening Shef-f-f-f-f-iel-d-d-d," begins Beth Orton, as an incorrectly set microphone makes her voice sound as if it has been remixed by King Tubby. Then there's no sound at all, and the bewildered singer prepares to ente... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — More freeform interstitial airwave debris transmitting somewhere off the coast of Los Angeles. Seven tracks, five countries, twenty-eight minutes. For Terry Callier, RIP. Direct download, below; subscribe to future transmissions via iTunes and/or thr... more info

Guardian Music — Acid Jazz's Eddie Piller recalls the detective work that led him to the reclusive singer who would go on to become a starThe first time I heard Terry Callier's uplifting soul anthem I Don't Want to See Myself (Without You), Dr Bob Jones was playing i... more info

Guardian Music — Tom Horan on the label that brought mod classics back to the dance floor, signed Jamiroquai and rediscovered Terry Callier'It was just going to be a party label. We didn't take it too seriously," says Eddie Piller. His cockney tones a little frayed a... more info