Thursday, June 30, 2016

June's Underappreciated Music: the links to reviews, samples and more

The monthly assembly of undervalued and often nearly "lost" music, or simply music the blogger in question wants to remind you reader/listeners of...

Patricia Abbott: Music

Sergio Angelini: Bernard Herrmann film scores

Brian Arnold: The Shark Alley Hobos: Off the Deep End: A Musical Tribute to Jaws

Jayme Lynn Blaschke: Friday Night Videos

Paul Brazill: A Song for Saturday

Jim Cameron: Charles Sullivan: Re-Entry; Ray Charles at Newport, 1960

Gil Scott-Heron Band, Ohne Filter (March, 1984)


Sean Coleman: a half-century of Dylan

Bill Crider: Song of the Day; Forgotten Hits; Obits and more

Jeff Gemmill: Today’s Top 5: Saturday, 6/25/2016

Cara Giaimo: Ma Rainey (courtesy Bill Crider)

Jerry House: Music from the Past; Hymn Time; The Brothers Four

"Three Days with Doc Watson" (1976; presented on BBC's Omibus)


George Kelley: The Songs of Pomus & Schuman; Van Morrison: ...It's Too Late to Stop Now... (Volume 1)

Margot Kinberg: Murder songs

Kate Laity: Songs for a Saturday

B. V. Lawson: Your Sunday Music Treat

Steve Lewis: Music I'm Listening To

Todd Mason: some singers, mostly doing covers; Abbey Lincoln and Annie Ross; Rob Wasserman. RIP

Lucy Wainwright Roche and the Roches: "America"


Andrew Orley: Nobody's Listening (courtesy Paul Brazill)

Lawrence Person: Shoegazer Sunday

James Reasoner: Middle of the Night Music

Charlie Ricci: The Kinks: "Celluloid Heroes"

Bhob Stewart: Jeremiah McDonald

Anonymous-4: The Lily and the Lamb


Paul O'Dette: The Lute in the Italian Renaissance

3 comments:

  1. Thanks for including me in such great company Todd.

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  2. I'm always honored to gather together such diverse contributions...sometimes even more diverse than this month's! Thanks for joining us.

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  3. FaceBook comments:

    Jeff Gemmill: The Rylie Bourne album is my favorite discovery of the year.

    Jayme Lynn Blaschke: Wish they'd rerelease the Great Lost Kinks Album. It'd be nice to have a properly mastered digital version of all those songs in one place.

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