The landmark 1956 recording blending jazz, blues, and classic spirituals is coming back to vinyl.
Creating a deep space of its own, ‘Apollo: Atmospheres And Soundtracks’ found Brian Eno conjuring the feeling of man’s first walk on the moon.
The track was written during the ‘Robbers & Cowards’ era, but only finished recently.
When singer Chris Cornell died, the rock world lost not only a charismatic frontman, but also one of its most transcendent voices.
The new video series guides new fans towards deeper discovery of classic albums released as part of Blue Note Essentials.
Released in 2005, the track appeared on the group’s fourth studio album, ‘Monkey Business.’
The performance appears during an emotional scene in the Prime Video series.
The track marks the group’s second collaboration with Grammy-winning producer Poo Bear.
The DREFILMS-directed visual follows the Chicago rapper backstage and through the streets of New Orleans.
The expanded recording captures an arrangement developed during the duo’s first concerts and spring tour.
There has been no shortage of songs about the Moon, from romantic ballads to conspiracy theory-fuelled considerations and zeitgeist-capturing hits.
The last album by Cream had three runs atop the UK chart in March and April 1969.
Setting Rick James on the road to success, ‘Street Songs’ reflected the conflicting duality at the heart of his punk funk aesthetic.
Gill’s move to MCA brought about his multiple award-winning breakthrough album.
With ‘Anatomical Venus,’ Black Moth created something visceral and transcendent that respected the past yet fizzed with contemporary energy.
Released on August 25, 1969 as their debut album, ‘On Time’ by Grand Funk Railroad lived up to its title and started the band’s US chart journey.
Scrapped in favor of the ‘Sex Machine’ album, the recently unearthed ‘Live At Home With His Bad Self’ finds James Brown in his full funky glory in Augusta, Georgia.
