The Everly Brothers- In Our Image- ****
(Just about every Everly Brothers record is great. Maybe not "Instant Party," but everything else. This is a fave.)
Eddie Harris- The In Sound- ****
Judy Mowatt- Black Woman-****1/2
(One of the greatest reggae records of all time. My kind of church!)
James Booker- Bremen, 11/1/76-****
v/a- The Ska's The Limit-***1/2
Judas Priest- British Steel-****1/2
(The greatest heavy metal record of all time.)
The Joe Jackson Band- Volume 4- ***1/2
(Good record, but it did not age well.)
Free- Free At Last-****
Beaver Brothers- Ventriloquisms-****1/2
(Yep. It's the real deal. Genius.)
David Bowie- Outside (Personal Edit)- ***1/2
10cc- Sheet Music-****
Thursday, July 3, 2025
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I have a CD two-fer of Eddie Harris - The In Sound + Mean Greens. It's excellent. A sax player named Robert Stewart (cousin of Sylvester Stewart aka Sly) turned me on to Eddie by playing Freedom Jazz Dance at his live gigs.
The Everly Brothers song of the day sounds like a Phil Spector production.
- Paul in DK
Those are Eddie Harris's two best.
Loved the Paul Rodgers sound during his Free days and his later team-up with Mick Ralphs in Bad Company
Gotta check out the EB album. And Paul Weller's cover of Billie Eillish was lovely.
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