Lowell George
Little Feat
Ultrasonic Studios
Hempstead, New York
September 19, 1974
MP3: Rock n’ Roll Doctor
MP3: Two Trains
MP3: The Fan
MP3: On Your Way Down
MP3: Spanish Moon
MP3: Skin It Back
MP3: Fat Man In The Bathtub
MP3: Oh Atlanta
MP3: Willin’
MP3: Bokoor Band – You Can Go
MP3: Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou – Agnon Dekpe
Download
Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de – Echos hypnotiques Vol. 2 (emusic)
Ghana Special: Modern Highlife, Afro Sounds & Ghanaian Blues 1968-91 (emusic)
The Cave Singers
Recently Announced Shows.
Bootleg Theater
1/26: The Union Line
2/10: Buffy Sainte-Marie
2/20: The Entrance Band / Lights / Pocahaunted
3/10: Delta Spirit
The Echo
1/16: AA Bondy
1/27: Rev Payton’s Big Damn Band / The Donkeys
2/16: Magic Kids with Pearl Harbor
3/12: The Cave Singers with The Dutchess and The Duke
The Echoplex
2/11: Eyedea and Abilities
3/11: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
3/14: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
4/22: Japandroids
El Rey Theatre
4/29: Rogue Wave
The Music Box @ Fonda
1/23: Lissie
The Mint
2/16: Leo Nocentelli of The Meters presents Namm Funk
2/13: Dirty Dozen Brass Band
3/2: Backyard Tire Fire
Asthmatic Kitty Records is offering a free digital sampler with at least one selection from every AKR release in 2009. Some of the artists on the sampler include: Sufjan Stevens, Helado Negro, Hermas Zopoula, DM Stith and Yuuki Matthews, to name a few. Click here to download the free mix.
MP3: Helado Negro – Deja
MP3: Hermas Zopoula – Alpha et Omega
MP3: 900X – 101805
MP3: Royal City – A Belly Was Made for Wine
MP3: Casey Foubert-James McAlister – Big Moth
Jim James has announced plans to launch a new record label, Removador Recordings and Solutions, with his cousin and collaborator Johnny Quaid. Removador’s first collection of releases will include Boys by Courtney Tidwell, The Ravenna Colt by Quaid, and Mercury by Follow the Train. For further information on the venture (click here).
Strut Records just sent over a killer track “Kuya Hanjwa” from their South African compilation Next Stop Soweto Volume 1 due out February 2nd. Next Stop Soweto is a three-part series exploring underground South African music during the late ‘60s and ‘70s. Volume 1 focuses on the township jive sound, Volumes 2 and 3, released across Spring and Summer 2010, cover rare South African soul, funk & Hammond R&B and the country’s jazz scene.
MP3: S. Piliso & His Super Seven – Kuya Hanjwa
I found an old iPod while I was at home over the holidays. My favorite playlist was entitled “Blogs,” which contained tracks from blogs that I was following at the time: My Old Kentucky Blog, Aquarium Drunkard, I Am Fuel, You Are Friends, Some Velvet Blog, Gorilla Vs. Bear, The Late Greats and Berkeley Place. Good stuff.
West Indian Girl – To Die In LA
The Black Angels – Black Grease
The Ponys – Fall Inn
Alela Diane – Pieces Of String
Your 33 Black Angels – Town & Country
Vietnam – Priest, Poet & The Pig
Ray’s Vast Basement – California’s Gone (Grapes Of Wrath)
Charlotte Gainsbourg – The Songs That We Sing
Clinic – Harvest (within you)
Bang Gang – Find What You Get
On Monday, January 11th, Now and Again Records is offering an exclusive pre-sale of their Fela Kuti-inspired anthology Black Man’s Cry on Stones Throw’s website. You’ll be able to buy the album digitally, in hardbound 20-page book with CD format, and in a limited edition 4 x 10″ vinyl box set with booklet. “Women Pin Down” is the first single off of the album. [via – SVB]
MP3: Dan Satch and his Atomic 8 Dance Band – Women Pin Down
MP3: Fela Kuti – No Agreement
Download:
Fela Kuti – Best of the Black President (iTunes)
