Tag: discogs

  • John Grant, Love Is Magic, 2018 on Bella Union.

    John Grant, Love Is Magic, 2018 on Bella Union.

    John Grant, Love Is Magic, 2018 on Bella Union. Deluxe 2 LP clear vinyl edition with a 12 page booklet Maybe my favorite 21st century artist (though I know the Czars made music in the 90s) Via  Discogs

  • Dawes, Passwords, 2018 on HUB Records

    Dawes, Passwords, 2018 on HUB Records

    Dawes, Passwords, 2018 on HUB Records 2xLP Dawes album – one of my favorite working bands today – always consistent quality. Production by Jonathan Wilson Beautiful pressing by Pallas in Germany via Discogs

  • Ray Davies, Americana, 2017 on Legacy

    Ray Davies, Americana, 2017 on Legacy

    Ray Davies, Americana, 2017 on Legacy Legendary front man from the Kinks working with The Jayhawks on songs inspired by years of touring the US There was also a book in 2013 titled Americana: The Kinks, the Riff, the Road Via Discogs

  • Marvin Gaye, Marvin Gaye Live, 1974 on Tamla.

    Marvin Gaye, Marvin Gaye Live, 1974 on Tamla.

    Marvin Gaye, Marvin Gaye Live, 1974 on Tamla. My copy is a 1981 reissue on Motown labels, as opposed to the original Tamla – found one of those but it was in poor shape. Great live album Via Discogs

  • Lucinda Williams, Good Souls Better Angels,  2020 on Highway 20 Records

    Lucinda Williams, Good Souls Better Angels, 2020 on Highway 20 Records

    Lucinda Williams, Good Souls Better Angels, 2020 on Highway 20 Records Lucinda Williams most recent solo record – love her writing and her voice 2xLP edition with demo cuts on the fourth side. Via Discogs

  • Ted Leo, The Hanged Man, self-released in 2017.

    Ted Leo, The Hanged Man, self-released in 2017.

    Ted Leo, The Hanged Man, self-released in 2017. Excellent double album including Chris Wilson on drums and backing vocals from Jonathan Coulton, Aimee Mann, and Paul F Tompkins among others Via  Discogs

  • Elvis Costello Featuring the Attractions and Confederates, King Of America, 1986 on Collumbia.

    Elvis Costello Featuring the Attractions and Confederates, King Of America, 1986 on Collumbia.

    Elvis Costello Featuring the Attractions and Confederates, King Of America, 1986 on Collumbia. Costello working with T-Bone Burnett (and of course many others) following a series of tours in 1984-1985 Americana Elvis Costello is one of my favorite Elvis Costellos, and this is a great place to start- Indoor Fireworks, Brilliant Mistake, Don’t Let Me…

  • Sarah Vaughan, Sassy Swings the Tivoli, 1963 on Mercury.

    Sarah Vaughan, Sassy Swings the Tivoli, 1963 on Mercury.

    Sarah Vaughan, Sassy Swings the Tivoli, 1963 on Mercury. Musical director Quincy Jones. Recorded live at The Tivoli Concert Hall in Copenhagen, with The Kirk Stuart Trio Original stereo pressing Via Discogs

  • A Few, It’s A Wonderful Life, 1985 on Gark.

    A Few, It’s A Wonderful Life, 1985 on Gark.

    A Few, It’s A Wonderful Life, 1985 on Gark. Gark was (is?) A Minneapolis label owned by Dave Pinsky who released records by A Few, Angle Park, Gear Daddies, Trip Shakespeare and others. This album is an underappreciated gem that myself and 20 other people have, according to discogs. 🙂

  • B-52s, Whammy!, 1983 on Warner Bros.

    B-52s, Whammy!, 1983 on Warner Bros.

    B-52s, Whammy!, 1983 on Warner Bros. My social distancing practice includes lots of listening to vinyl and obsessive-compulsively editing discogs entries. Don’t judge.