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Song Of The Day – What’s Going On by Donny Hathaway
From the album ‘Live’ (1972)
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Tagged 70's, Awesome cover, Donny Hathaway, Live, Lockdown Listening, Marvin Gaye, Song Of The Day, Soul, The Bitter End, Troubadour
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Song Of The Day – Before The Night Is Over by Joe Simon
From the album ‘Easy To Love’ (1977)
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Tagged 70's, Before The Night Is Over, Easy To Love, Joe Simon, Outkast, Sampled, So Fresh So Clean, Song Of The Day, Soul
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Song Of The Day – Tomorrow by Brothers Johnson
From the album ‘Look Out For #1’ (1976)
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Tagged 70's, Brothers Johnson, Funk, Instrumental, Look Out For #1, Mood, Song Of The Day, Soul, Summer sounds, They were actual brothers too, Tomorrow
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Song Of The Day – Chuck Berry live at the BBC 1972
Saved for posterity. If you like Blues and sublime guitar playing, this is where it’s at folks. There were few who could match this man for showmanship. Case in point – there’s tons of humour when he interacts with audience later on. … Continue reading
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Tagged 70's, BBC, Blues, Chuck Berry, Ding-a-ling, Live at the beeb, Outstanding hair, RIP Chuckster, Song Of The Day, Soul
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Essential Listening: Frank Ocean – Blond (2016)
In the excellent documentary 30th Century Man, Brian Eno, clearly hamming it up a touch for the cameras, mused, with pious exasperation, that pop music’s proclivity for ingenuity had stagnated. What he was implying was more forgiving; bands often aspire … Continue reading
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Tagged 30th Century Man, Album of the year, Already a classic, ‘some tattooed eyelids on a facelift’, Blond/Blonde, Bob Dylan, Brian Eno, Channel Orange, Essential Listening, Frank Ocean, Futua Free, Ivy, Nikes, Pink and White, Pop music is alive and well - in this instance anyway, Prince, Pyramids, R'n'b, Scott Walker, Self-Control, Siegfried, Soul, Talking Heads, The perfect aesthetic for our times, The perils of over-contextualisation, Trayvon Martin, Tupac won't be found
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