The Budos Band – The Sticks
When The Budos Band put out a record, it’s always balls out. Their sound is recognizable immediately: African influenced horns with heavy drums that blow up every dance floor the […]
When The Budos Band put out a record, it’s always balls out. Their sound is recognizable immediately: African influenced horns with heavy drums that blow up every dance floor the […]
It’s been a minute, but I had to come correct with a new mix of records I have been piling up from the beginning of the year. There have been […]
Being thankful has no relation to standing on line today to secure a TV, special edition record, or the newest video game. So while others are wasting their day to […]
One of the most sought after African records out there, Chapter One, by Blo, is being reissued by Mr. Bongo. Originally released by EMI in 1973, Mr. Bongo has given […]
It’s funny how when you do a bit of cleaning you come up with stuff you haven’t seen in years. Case in point: a burned, hand written recording of The […]
When Pat James Longo speaks, you listen. The guy is a walking encyclopedia on all kinds of music. So when he brought his sale box to one of my past […]
Throughout different periods of music, especially in the late 60’s and early 70’s, many different styles of music were inspired by psychedelia. The use of this music mostly facilitated the […]
A little while ago I spoke briefly about Alpman and his Instrumental Spychedelic Funk. He had dropped a teaser of a few tracks on for this release on Soundcloud. “Tintm” […]
Guillaume & Carneiro of Soul Sugar play live. What’s not to like about a band that takes its name from a Jimmy McGriff record and is calls Paris Montmartre their […]
The great collector/DJ/ music historian Pat James Longo said to me recently: “Young people always are in awe of older people’s record collections. Do you know why? Because we were […]