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February 23, 2021 by Simon Sweetman

Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon

Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon Noon Megaplum / ATO Records What a wonderful anomaly Leo Kottke is – a folk guitarist, but also a jazz guitarist and there’s classical in there, it’s just an absolute stew. He also doesn’t seem to have ever gone too far down the eccentric path (Bill Orcutt, Sir Richard Bishop) […]

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February 20, 2021 by Simon Sweetman

Oysterhead in the Grand Pecking Order: A 20th Anniversary No One Will Celebrate?

Later this year The Grand Pecking Order the sole album by the short-lived group Oysterhead will turn 20. Will anyone be celebrating its birthday? I thought I’d get in early… It was a different world, 2001. Music existed online, sure. You could buy CDs from websites. You might get a 10-second preview of some of […]

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April 3, 2016 by Simon Sweetman

Walter Holland: Phish’s A Live One (33 1/3)

Phish’s A Live One (33 1/3) Walter Holland Bloomsbury Academic I always suspected that I loathed Phish – this book  confirmed that. A great book though. WHAT? Well, this book got me to listen to the album in question, A Live One by Phish and a few other Phish records too – studio and live. […]