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Monthly Archives: July 2026
Bob Catley Turns Acoustic On “Tales & Whispers”
July 27, 2026

For all his pomp and circumstance, Bob Catley has never been a stranger to the concept of unplugged album, as MAGNUM’s effectively proved a quarter-century ago. Now that this ensemble ceased to exist in the wake of ‘s untimely passing, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Catley
Bob Marley’s Hammersmith Shows From 1976 Up For Release
July 26, 2026

There’s been several concert recordings from Bob Marley and THE WAILERS issued over the years, starting from the now-classic “Live!” and “Babylon By Bus” that saw the light of day while the great Jamaican was still with us, and each … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Marley, The Wailers
Paul Carrack Issues Second Volume Of Nashville Sessions
July 25, 2026

A little more than a year ago, when Paul Carrack released his first country album, the record’s very title – – suggested he won’t stop there, and it was only a matter of time before another collection of pieces the … Continue reading
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Tagged Paul Carrack
Cult Gem By ORANG-UTAN To Get Expanded
July 24, 2026

It’s a paradox, yet there are cult albums that every collector knows about – or, rather, became aware of some quarter-century after such platters were first released – and ORANG-UTAN‘s self-titled longplay is one of those records. Still, there’s a … Continue reading
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FERNANDO PERDOMO – Guitar As A Voice
July 23, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 American polymath’s proof that eliminating lyrics from a song won’t necessarily make it less eloquent. For all his erudite knowledge of pop and rock, continuous quest for obscure gems, and endless desire to experiment with sound, does … Continue reading
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Tagged covers album, Fernando Perdomo, instrumental


