You Got My Mind Messed Up (Vinyl LP) 60s 70s Psych Prog Rock1967's You Got My Mind Messed Up, doubles the length of that LP with no less than 12 bonus tracks, all of them rare and unreleased. You Got My Mind Messed Up is a fine '60s Memphis soul album, even if, in the manner of many LPs of the time, it's largely built around previously released singles. As a singer Carr is up there with Otis Redding, and this album is an RT Essential mainly because of James's definitive version of Dark End of The Street.
The band was responsible for the popular 'flying cymbal' style that took Jamaica by storm
with just cello
Self-Actualisation are woven into Georgia's music
it was the product of months of rehearsal in the Virgin Islands and John Phillips' discovery of what one could do to build a polished recorded sound in the studio -- it embraced folk-rock
James and Peter present their first full length EP for Permanent Vacation: "Final Frontier" with 4 tracks that show their prolific productions skills on all i's glory
Her seminal 2007 album Overpowered received widespread acclaim from music critics yet
Lyrical and musical duties have always been shared
multi-instrumentalists and songwriters
as well as teaming up with Greg Dulli to become The Gutter Twins - the first release on Heavenly is a collaboration with Duke Garwood
" Fiddlehead was born with modest intentions
Music inspired by the most beautiful parks in the world
Old contracts have thrown up several group members' names and changes within the line-up
