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Geneva 1980
By Art Pepper
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2025
Track listing: Ophelia; Mambo Koyama; Patricia; Miss Who; I'll Remember April; Blues For Blanche; Valse Triste; Make A List
(Make A Wish); Goodbye; Blues For Les.
Art Pepper: Geneva 1980
by Jack Kenny
"Do not go gentle into the good night," Dylan Thomas wrote that; Art Pepper did it. He did not go gentle. He raged with his horn across continents: Asia, Europe, the Americas. There was gentleness too at times. He raged against his own wasted times. It all fuelled his playing and he was able to deliver ...
The Johnny Winter Story - The GRT / Janus Recordings
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2024
Track listing: TRACKS: CD 1: Ease My Heart; That’s What Love Does; Crying In My Heart; The
Guy You Left Behind; Shed So Many Tears; Creepy; Gangster Of Love; Road Runner;
Leave My Woman (Wife) Alone; I Can’t Believe You Want To Leave; Broke And
Lonely; Oh My Darling; By The Light Of The Silvery Moon; Five After Four A.M.;
Parchman Farm; Livin’ In The Blues; Leavin’ Blues; Thirty-Eight, Thirty-Two, Twenty.
CD 2: Bad News; Kind Hearted Woman; Out Of Sight; Low Down Gal Of Mine;
Going Down Slow; Avocado Green; Stay By My Side; I Had To Cry; Kiss Tomorrow
Goodbye; Harlem Nocturne; Easy Lovin’ Girl; Spiders Of The Mind; My World Turns
Around Her; Take A Chance On My Love; Please Come Home For Christmas.
Terrible [Deluxe Edition]
By Terry Adams
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2024
Track listing: Toodlehead; Venusian Sunset; Say When; Yes Yes Yes; Hilda; Brother; I Feel Lucky; Out The Windo; Little One; Distant Instant; Thinking Of You; These Blues; Wrong Gasket; Thedy; Kalimba; Say When (Take 2).
You're Only Lonely
By JD Souther
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2024
Track listing: Tracks: You’re Only Lonely; If You Don’t Want My Love; The Last in Love; White
Rhythm and Blues; ‘Til the Bars Burn Down; The Moon Just Turned Blue; Songs of
Love; Fifteen Bucks; Trouble in Paradise; Ever Faithful Woman; Bad News Travels
Fast.
Swan Songs: The Singles 1976-1981
By Dave Edmunds
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2024
Track listing: CD 1: Here Comes The Weekend; As Lovers Do; Where Or When; New York’s A
Lonely Town; Juju Man; What Did I Do Last Night?; I Knew The Bride; Back To
Schooldays; Little Darlin’; Get Out Of Denver; Worn Out Suits, Brand New Pockets;
Deborah; What Looks Best On You; Television; Never Been In Love; Trouble Boys;
CD 2: A.1. On The Jukebox; It’s My Own Business; Girls Talk; Bad Is Bad; Queen Of
Hearts; The Creature From The Black Lagoon; Crawling From The Wreckage;
Singing The Blues; Boys Talk; Almost Saturday Night; You’ll Never Get Me Up (In
One Of Those; The Race In On with the Stray Cats; (I’m Gonna Start) Living Again If
It Kills Me.
Dave Edmunds: Swan Songs: The Singles 1976-1981
by Doug Collette
Extended as is Joe Marchese's essay in the twelve-page booklet enclosed with Swan Songs, it is nonetheless as breezy and free-flowing as the content spread across the two compact discs. Consisting of cuts originally issued 45-rpm singles on the label imprimatur of Led Zeppelin (referenced in the main title of the package), the cumulative impact of ...
JD Souther: You're Only Lonely
by Doug Collette
JD Souther might well be considered the unsung hero of country rock as we know it. Forget for the moment the ill-conceived and woefully mis-executed David Geffen vanity project that was Souther, Hillman and Furay: his early alliance in Longbranch Pennywhistle, with the late Glenn Frey, co-founder of the Eagles, led to Souther's collaborations with that ...
Late-Period Art Pepper Box Sets
by C. Michael Bailey
In his essay, “Endgame," which opens the liner notes to Art Pepper: The Complete Galaxy Recordings (Galaxy, 1989), music critic Gary Giddens said of Art Pepper's professional comeback: “Pepper's sudden reappearance in 1975 was something of a second coming in musical circles. For the next seven years, his frequent recordings and tours, and ...
Terry Adams: Terrible [Deluxe Edition]
by Dave Linn
Terry Adams is best known for his work with the seminal band, NRBQ (New Rhythm & Blues Quartet). Their self-titled debut (Columbia, 1969), included Sun Ra's “Rocket Number Nine." The follow-up was a collaboration with early rock legend Carl Perkins called Boppin' The Blues. In 1974 singer, songwriter, and guitarist extraordinaire, Big Al Anderson and drummer ...
