The monthly assembly of undervalued and often nearly "lost" music, or simply music the blogger in question wants to remind you reader/listeners of...this month, a lot of bands and performers who haven't been Too terribly overlooked!--but also, even the most influential and legendary artists have produced some work that is easy to miss...even as we will miss a few of those cited below.
And, thinking of Ronnie Gilbert, Patrick Sky, most of the Byrds and others considered below, some folk-music magazine covers, including two from the two different magazines called Hootenanny, one keyed to the ABC television series (edited by Linda Solomon, a friend of then-fellow pro music critics Ted White and Harlan Ellison) and one not (edited by Lynn Musgrave and Robert Shelton, who helped Bob Dylan among others along, but Dylan particularly)...
Patti Abbott: Music
Brian Arnold: Joe Jackson's early work
Jayme Lynn Blaschke: Friday Night Videos
Sean Coleman: The Byrds: The Notorious Byrd Brothers
Bill Crider: Abba: Forgotten Music; Song of the Day; Forgotten Hits: Local Charts
Cullen Gallagher: rediscovering vinyl
Jeff Gemmill: Paul McCartney: Overlooked Gems; Top 5s; River of Time
Jerry House: Patrick Sky; Daily Music+; Hymn Time
Randy Johnson: Joe Bonamassa
George Kelley: The Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers
Kate Laity: Drums...Mad Max: Fury Road and well beyond
Laura: James Horner
Todd Mason: Ronnie Gilbert; Ornette Coleman; Third Stream Music; 20th Century Classical; some music my father has liked and loved
Patrick Murtha: Chico Buarque; Carl Nielsen
Lawrence Person: Shoegazer Sunday
Richard Robinson: The Gerald Wilson Orchestra
Charlie Ricci: Help Yourself: Beware the Shadow
And, thinking of Ronnie Gilbert, Patrick Sky, most of the Byrds and others considered below, some folk-music magazine covers, including two from the two different magazines called Hootenanny, one keyed to the ABC television series (edited by Linda Solomon, a friend of then-fellow pro music critics Ted White and Harlan Ellison) and one not (edited by Lynn Musgrave and Robert Shelton, who helped Bob Dylan among others along, but Dylan particularly)...
Patti Abbott: Music
Brian Arnold: Joe Jackson's early work
Jayme Lynn Blaschke: Friday Night Videos
Sean Coleman: The Byrds: The Notorious Byrd Brothers
Bill Crider: Abba: Forgotten Music; Song of the Day; Forgotten Hits: Local Charts
Cullen Gallagher: rediscovering vinyl
Jeff Gemmill: Paul McCartney: Overlooked Gems; Top 5s; River of Time
Jerry House: Patrick Sky; Daily Music+; Hymn Time
Randy Johnson: Joe Bonamassa
George Kelley: The Rolling Stones: Sticky Fingers
Kate Laity: Drums...Mad Max: Fury Road and well beyond
Laura: James Horner
Todd Mason: Ronnie Gilbert; Ornette Coleman; Third Stream Music; 20th Century Classical; some music my father has liked and loved
Patrick Murtha: Chico Buarque; Carl Nielsen
Lawrence Person: Shoegazer Sunday
Ms. Lee Hoffman's magazine |
Richard Robinson: The Gerald Wilson Orchestra
Charlie Ricci: Help Yourself: Beware the Shadow
Lee Hoffman's later fanzine |
1 comment:
Blogger R.K. Robinson said...
"Joan Baez vs. Al Capp"? What was that about?
June 28, 2015 at 2:32 PM
Blogger Todd Mason said...
Richard--you might recall that in the mid/latter '60s, something flipped the mildly center-left Al Capp, and his comic strip "Li'l Abner", to a fairly reactionary stance, and one of the new characters was a strident folk musician, Joanie Phoanie (if I have the spelling correct). Baez was not altogether charmed.
I'll reprint these comments under the relevant pos below, the June Music...
June 29, 2015 at 5:25 AM
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