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Song Of The Day – Bumpin’ On A Sunset by Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express
From the album “Straight Ahead” (1974)
Song Of The Day – Russian Satellite by Jackie Mittoo
From the album “Stepping Tiger” (1979)
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Tagged 70's, Dub, Jackie Mittoo, Jamaica, Keyboard King, Russian Satellite, Song Of The Day, Stepping Tiger
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Essential Listening: The Plateau Phase – Crispy Ambulance (1982)
Snobbery and decay, when it comes to music consumption preferences, for some this is the only way. Adopting such a tribalistic paradigm becomes ridiculous when taken to the extreme – because Leonard Cohen or Joni Mitchell aren’t Bob Dylan to … Continue reading
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Tagged 80's, Alan Hempsall, Are You Ready, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno, Comsat Angels, Concorde Square, Crispy Ambulance, Death from Above, Essential Listening, Federation, George Michael, Grosse Point Blank, Ian Curtis, Jobs for music snobs, Joni Mitchell, Joy Division, Leonard Cohen, Mark E. Smith, Morrissey, New Order, Post Punk, Scott Walker, Simon’s Ghost, The Cure, The Fall, The Plateau Phase, The Presence, The taste police, Tony Wilson, Transmission, Travel Time, White Music, Wind Season, XTC
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Song Of The Day – Rockaway by Jackie-O Motherfucker
From the album “Flags Of the Sacred Harp” (2005)
Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 
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