Ice Pickin' discogimp

Ice Pickin' discogimpThis 1978 release is the 6th studio album from the coolest ice picker of them all, Albert Collins, and his first for Alligator records, THE blues label of the `70s and `80s. Collins had a totally unique style that served him well throughout his recording career. At the heart of it was his unusually tuned guitar and the way he would pluck at the strings with his thumb and forefinger, eschewing a pick, and creating a sharp, clear, aggressive sound. He

Too Slow to Disco take a dive into an often overlooked side of Brazilian music: Brazilian soul

The iconic debut LP from the Scone Cash Players

Audio disbanded in 1993

Kamasi Washington composed and produced the original score for Becoming

featuring perennial favourites Main Theme From The Carpetbaggers and the killer title track

Harvey and Adams settled in Berlin

'70s glam rock

never really sold

mastered by Kevin Gray from the original analog master tapes

and later released a killer version of "Mona

eminently danceable synth pop that's almost as far removed from the sleek shuffle beats of Black Cherry and Supernature as their previous album was

'My Lady' and the more mid tempo 'My Darling Baby' are jazzy-soul vocal cuts in a similar vien to those recorded by Pleasure in the same era