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Listen/purchase: The Vanishing Kind by Robyn Hitchcock

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Blind Willie McTell - Honey, It Must Be Love

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#billy bragg #the million things that never happened #lonesome ocean

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The Kinks - Big Black Smoke (1966)

Another great Kinks b-side - the tale of a girl who runs away to London. Leave it to Ray Davies to paint the bleaker picture of Swinging London.

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Sound d'Afrique II: Soukous [Mango, 1982] "Soukous" is a word understood throughout French-speaking Africa (the source of this album). It simply means: going out, checking the music, dancing and, cool or passionate, having the Best Time." As in juking, say. But also as in the slang term for the Congolese style that dominates the continent's pop--which this features, thus avoiding the eclectic distractions of Mango's first Afropop collection. Salsafied stuff with vocals that sometimes float sweet and high and sometimes twist and shout, none of it by big-name stars. In short, an African disco compilation. Nice. A-

Jeff Louna (born Joseph Lounana, 1948–2018) was a legendary Congolese guitarist and singer known for blending jazz with traditional rumba. A pioneer who co-founded the Jungle Trio, he captivated audiences across Africa and Europe before spending his later years performing and teaching in France.

#jeff louna #paulina mineure #sound d'afrique II soukous #congo #robert christgau #AI #my file

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#robert palmer #the silver gun #pride #urdu

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#steve earle and the dukes #jerry jeff #gettin' by #jerry jeff walker

Listen/purchase: Different When It's Silent by Tricky // False Idols

Tricky- Out Of Place

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#elvis costello #distorted angel #tricky #remix

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#bryan ferry #fingerpoppin'#another time another place

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The Everly Brothers - The Price of Love (1965)

This thumping tune was a big hit in the UK and Ireland, but got no response in the U.S.. It was a shame, as it's one of their best tunes from mid 60s. Bryan Ferry put his own imprint on the song on his solo LP Let's Stick Together.

Kiss one girl, kiss another Kiss them all, but you won't recover