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Month: August 2017

27th August 2017 Track 7 Comments 2010sgroovejazzrockTrack of the Week

Tea Time

There are some funny names out there. In my Release Radar playlist this week there was a single called  by a band called . I did listen to it and it's OK but not up to Crotchety blogging standard. (For the incurably curious it's on Spotify here.) Curiosity then seized the helm of the mental ship and took…Read more Tea Time

21st August 2017 Track 4 Comments 1960sfolk rockTrack of the Week

Mr. Tambourine Man

When he was about seven Little Boy Crotchety had a part in the school play. Sitting cross-legged on the floor he used an enormous silver cardboard needle to stitch some invisible cloth, while the narrator introduced him as the tailor. I don't remember what the plot was or even why it required a tailor. I…Read more Mr. Tambourine Man

15th August 201725th November 2017 Album 4 Comments 2010sAlbum of the Monthfolkjazz

Finale

A new album by Pentangle was released last year. Given that the band had split up shortly after I saw them in Oxford back in 1973¹ and, more pertinently, that two of them have died, it couldn't be a new recording. But it's not just another compilation, either. The original line-up reformed in 2008 and…Read more Finale

13th August 2017 Track 1 Comment 2010spost-wavesynthpopTrack of the Week

Cave

Here's a Track of the Week by Future Islands, a band whose music I've been meaning to explore for a while. It's called Cave and it comes from their latest album, The Far Field, which was released in April. The official YouTube clip for Cave shows a nearly monochrome video of a bearded, jacketed man signing…Read more Cave

6th August 2017 Track 9 Comments 2000sfolkindierockTrack of the Week

Pain Killer (Summer Rain)

It's been a typical British summer this year. Anchored in the Atlantic Ocean just off the western edge of mainland Europe these islands get weather that is politely called 'changeable'. In Ireland they have a saying: if you can see the hills, rain is coming; if not ... it's raining already. A little farther east,…Read more Pain Killer (Summer Rain)

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