DrownedInSound — The kind of album you will most likely be buying in good faith with modest expectations rather than in search of a stone cold classic. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Totally Fuzzy — Sometimes in order for rock music to be able to develop further, one needs to revisit the past occasionally, as bands like The Black Crowes and others have demonstrated, and with success. Highway Child sound as if they could have come straight from... more info

Guardian Music — Our music team pick the songs or albums, old or new, they just can't turn offCharlie Haden Quartet West Sophisticated Ladies The great American bassist and bandleader Charlie Haden, a key figure in Ornette Coleman's free-jazz revolution of the 50s an... more info

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Altsounds — The Zombies, helmed by founding members Rod Argent and singer Colin Blunstone, are marking the group's half century with a new album – 'Breathe Out, Breathe In'. A magisterial work, it is everything you could possibly hope for from the... more info

Guardian Music — Colin Blunstone's first band does a great job of capturing the anti-war sentiment of the 1960s in this extraordinary songListen to Butcher's TaleBetween the end of the first world war and the start of the second, there was a gap of 21 years. The seco... more info

Altsounds — The mid '60s rock group The Zombies, were famed for writing melodies as gorgeous as those of The Beatles and The Beach Boys. Singer Colin Blunstone's distinctive voice, described as 'wispy wonderfulness' manages to be both sweetly angelic and de... more info

Totally Fuzzy — glenn said... From the obscure to the not so obscure, a truly mixed up mix. Thanks FT and enjoy! 1. "All Black & Hairy" - Gravedigger V - Voxx, 1984, 2. "(Never More) Lonely For You" - The Ikettes - Polydor, 1966 3. "Decide" - The Willing Mind - Nig... more info

Totally Fuzzy — W said... THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE Complete Are You Experienced (1967) Outtakes from the original Hendrix sessions for their debut album, Are You Experienced. With a few exceptions, you'll hear Jimi playing live in the studio on multiple takes of ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Record Fiend said... Waylon Jennings - Singer of Sad Songs (way-underrated Lee Hazlewood-produced album from 1970 just before Waylon became an Outlaw...incl. the hit title track along with superb covers of Tom Rush's "No Regrets," Tim Hardin's "If I ... more info