Blue Moons and Laughing Guitars – Bill Nelson
Let’s start by saying that this is the most perfectly named album. It is an hour of blue moons and laughing guitars, because when Bill Nelson is behind a guitar it really can… Continue reading
Let’s start by saying that this is the most perfectly named album. It is an hour of blue moons and laughing guitars, because when Bill Nelson is behind a guitar it really can… Continue reading
Yet another artist in my collection is feeling rather blue. This is Simply Red’s sixth album, with five cover versions and some original Mick Hucknall brilliance. It’s no Stars, but his voice makes… Continue reading
Dearest A to Z Albums readers, I have abandoned you for so long. This has been, in part, a reaction to having a new job, and a new London life. But it’s been… Continue reading
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Bob Dylan is an excellent songwriter. Blood on the Tracks was written around the time of Dylan’s messy breakup with his wife and the… Continue reading
Hello A to Z readers! It’s been a while. We’re getting back into the swing of things with Elvis Costello & The Attractions. This album has some great tracks. I’m a particular fan… Continue reading
Blonde on Blonde, Bob Dylan’s seventh studio album, is frequently found in the top ten of ‘Best Albums of All Time’ lists. It has ‘classic’ status and Dylan described it as “the closest… Continue reading
Picture this: I’m sat in a classroom at school, aged around fifteen, and I spend most of my time with my nose in a book. A group of guys at the back of… Continue reading
I only started listening to jazz two or three years ago. It was going to live jazz nights that first sparked my interest and I still find that any recording can never be… Continue reading
Apologies for the lack of posts in recent weeks! There’s a bit of an explanation of what I’ve been up to over on my second blog, cambridgetheologian, so have a read of that… Continue reading
Together Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory make electronic music duo Goldfrapp. Their second album, Black Cherry, was released in 2003 and incorporates dance, glamrock and synthpop sounds. Whilst I do enjoy listening to… Continue reading