Mix 8: The Kream of Krautstuff
That’s right, folks. Following up on my posts on Krautrock and German electronic music of the seventies in general, I present this honking big playlist of some of the finest […]
Tag Archives: seventies
Ten overlooked singer-songwriter albums
How many of us have slapped our name on a CD of our songs and hoped that the world would be entranced by our lovely voice, our delightful acoustic picking, […]
10 lesser-known gems of 1970s British progressive rock
People who like progressive rock tend to like it a lot and hence become collectors. Not all of ’em, but many. Therefore, you, gentle reader, may peruse this list and […]
DOUBLE LIVE! Grading the glory of the 1970s double album
The seventies was the time in music when everything was big. Sure, rootsy, down-to-earth post hippie singer-songwriters were plugging away successfully — in fact, the world of music was probably […]
Classics of 1970s French progressive rock
I rather enjoyed writing my post on Italian prog, so I thought I’d move on to another country. You really can, without generalizing too much, tell a lot about the […]
Classics of 1970s Italian Progressive Rock
I had a bit of a layoff there… posting a couple of times a week all year sure takes the stuffing out of a fella, what with real life to […]
12 Essential British 1970s folk-rock albums
I do need to write more about my enduring passion for British folk-rock and electric folk. So what better way to take care of some business than a list! An […]
The grandiose late seventies heyday of the all-star CONCEPT ALBUM
The late seventies are remembered primarily as the time when music tastes (at least for the average music consumer) changed drastically, as the pomp of prog, the boogie woogie of […]
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