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Old 01-17-2019, 06:53 AM   #27271 (permalink)
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Dick Dale & His Del-Tones - Singles Collection '61​-​'65 (2018)

Singles Collection '61​-​'65


A collection of 28 singles from the "King" of the surf guitar. Sourced from the original analog reels and released for the first time as an album set.
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Another something newish and experimental from my college roommate:



Lisa Cameron -- Berimbauophone, Lap Steel, Percussion, Feedback
Sandy Ewen -- Guitar & Objects
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Edward Bogosian - Everything is Fake: Armenian Folk Music in NYC in the 1940s
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The Debutantes - The Debutantes (2018)

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An album of covers from 60's female rock group "The Debutantes." Most of the songs are on the mediocre side but a couple of good ones stand out; the instrumental "Caravan" by Duke Ellington, and "Strong Foundation" (which was written for the band) by Albert Hamilton & Richard Morris.
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Haven't listen to this in something like 35 years...
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John Zorn's Naked City with Mike Patton - Summer Jazz Days, Warsaw, 2003



New Voices from Japan (Keiji Haino, Jim O'Rourke, Yamataka Eye, John Zorn,
Mike Patton, Makigami Koichi, Ikue Mori) - The Japan Society, New York City

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Toshinori Kondo & IMA - Tokyo Rose
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Iceberg Slim - Reflections (1976)

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"Reflections" by Iceberg Slim. Originally released in 1976 and recently re-released in 2018 by the Modern Harmonic label, with new cover art.

Imagine Jack Kerouac as a black pimp with a voice as smooth as a finely aged single malt scotch, in a smoke-filled dive lounge, reciting beat poetry about sex, drugs, women, money and pimpdom, while a jazz group plays instrumental music in the background.
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