Stax After Otis
After the death of the label’s biggest star Otis Redding in December 1967 (damn those small planes!)...
Robert Baird
Kingship
And so what really were the great Stax/Volt albums after 1968?
Monk Makes Singles
The whole idea of jazz “singles” seems a little absurd.
Bloodshot Records Turns Twenty!
It’s the day after the office Christmas party and yet Bloodshot Records founder Rob Miller gamely agreed to have a chat.
“Our party’s been at the same Mexican restaurant for the past 19 years and I have an incredible superstition that if the bar tab is not bigger than the food tab then we’ve had a bad year.”
“Our party’s been at the same Mexican restaurant for the past 19 years and I have an incredible superstition that if the bar tab is not bigger than the food tab then we’ve had a bad year.”
Recorded Live
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.
Stayin' Humble on the Sonic Highway
Clearly, the concept of overexposure never enters Dave Grohl's mind.
Brothers And Sisters
“Jessica,” played by sideman Led Dudek, has launched a thousand air guitar solos.
And What's Christmas Without a Catalog?
Let someone else mind your credit cards and PayPal password whilst you browse.
Hellzapoppin'
This is not nostalgia. Far from it. The man still has much to say. His gifts have grown richer. And the devil is a waitin’