For The Sake Of The Song

Mole in the ground. All hail the king of the high lonesome sound. Roscoe Holcomb - Baby Let Your Hair Roll Down

"I was on the fence and I never wanted your two cents..." Which doesn't really rhyme of course, but I ca...

South African grooves supreme from that wonderful Cape Town piano player called Dollar Brand, who changed his name to ...

Here's the Late Great , reflecting on the subject of temptation. "I just think on her instead..." Just p...

And the finest 'exotic' album of 2014, you may ask? That award easily goes to  Tzenni by the amazing Mauritan...

Almost everything Sandy Denny recorded never ceases to amaze, be it with the Fairports, with Fotheringay, and on her s...

As far as I know, Barber Saloon was Michael Campbell a.k.a. Mikey Dread's first single. The legendary Jamaican dj...

Hello, Dolly! It's the first time the Backwoods Barbie graces these pages, which is quite an omission. But here s...

Would you like some freshly recorded, classic soul? From the soundtrack of a semi-autobiographical, low-budget movie I...

Presenting a rockin' track by Cincinatti's Hiders, from their brand new fifth album called Totem . Which actual...

Of radiowaves and microwaves... Skanking in the new with one of my fave Adrian Sherwood productions. White roots music...