Tag: Bob Dylan
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Rick Sanders reviews various LPs and singles in February 1968, highlighting notable works such as The Herd’s inventive “Paradise Lost”, the joyous “Don’t Stop The Carnival” by Alan Price Set, and the emotive “Once I Was” by Tim Buckley. He…
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The article reflects on Bob Dylan’s album “John Wesley Harding,” examining its depth and intentionality. It highlights the struggle between accessibility and complexity in understanding the music. The review emphasizes Dylan’s artistic control, encourages open-mindedness in music appreciation, and explores…
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Sunset Strip 1960s: This post gathers a curated selection of 100 iconic songs from Los Angeles, covering the years 1965-1969, celebrating the city’s diverse music scene. Embracing folk rock, harmonious pop, and psychedelic sounds, it showcases renowned and lesser-known acts,…
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60s Los Angeles Psychedelic Scene: This content captures the essence of the LA music scene from 1965-1969. It features 100 selected records that reflect the era’s diversity, including garage, surf, psychedelic, folk rock, and more. Highlighted are bands like The…
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Julie Felix’s 1967 album “Flowers” showcases her diverse talent. From her interpretation of Bob Dylan’s “Gates of Eden” to her own composition “Berlin,” the album reflects her deep thoughts and experiences. She speaks of her upcoming TV series and shares…
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Disc Weekly’s exclusive report on “Mr Tambourine Man”, the Byrds debut album: 17th July 1965
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Rare 60s Folk-Rock Janglers: “From The New World” focus on American folk-rock janglers, beautiful sound of twelve-string guitars, tambourine and if vocally talented enough god-like harmonies.
