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Month: July 2017

Festival Friday: The 1968 Newport Folk Festival
blues, classic rock, Festival Fridays, Festivals, folk music, folk rock

Festival Friday: The 1968 Newport Folk Festival

The 1968 Newport Folk Festival The Newport Folk Festival in Newport, Rhode Island, isn’t obscure by any means; in fact, … Continue reading Festival Friday: The 1968 Newport Folk Festival

Estelle Mey- The Key
album reviews, alternative music, Alternative rock, indie music

Estelle Mey- The Key

Estelle Mey- The Key Estelle Mey’s new album, The Key, is an absolutely arresting presentation of one of the most … Continue reading Estelle Mey- The Key

Festival Friday: The 1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music
classic rock, Festival Fridays, Festivals

Festival Friday: The 1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music

The 1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music, held at the Royal Bath and West Showground in Shepton Mallet, … Continue reading Festival Friday: The 1970 Bath Festival of Blues and Progressive Music

Festival Friday: Kralingen Music Festival 1970 (The Holland Pop Festival)
classic rock, Festival Fridays, Prog, psychedelic music, psychedelic rock

Festival Friday: Kralingen Music Festival 1970 (The Holland Pop Festival)

Europe had its fair share of phenomenal rock festivals during the late ’60s and ’70s, from the Isle of Wight … Continue reading Festival Friday: Kralingen Music Festival 1970 (The Holland Pop Festival)

Noordzo-  Shark Funeral Songbook
experimental music, Independent rock, indie music, Jazz, New Jersey

Noordzo- Shark Funeral Songbook

Noordzo- Shark Funeral Songbook What a wild creature, this album is. Mike Noordzy, the New Jersey-based sonic sorcerer behind Noordzo, … Continue reading Noordzo- Shark Funeral Songbook

Festival Friday: The (Second) Atlanta International Pop Festival
1960s, Festival Fridays, Festivals

Festival Friday: The (Second) Atlanta International Pop Festival

The Atlanta International Pop Festival When you hear anything about The Atlanta Pop Festival, it’s very likely about the second … Continue reading Festival Friday: The (Second) Atlanta International Pop Festival

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