Silver Dollar Moments (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk AlternativeFrom the first jangling sunshine chords on opening track Mango, Silver Dollar Moments announces itself as a proper piece of indie pop goodness. Then, across 45 minutes, it takes all kinds of turns, into ESG ish yips and funk, dreamy arch harmonies, disco synth pows and stoner bongos, unsettling submerged voices with all that and more it still flows like a fountain of indie pop, fresh and catchy and altogether. The songs span a chunk of time, from
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bouncy sort of vibe that James was laying down on his bigger post-disco groovers -- and a few other tracks hit a mellower
Transgressive reissued American-Canadian composer and activist Beverly Glenn-Copeland's 1986 masterpiece
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top photographer Harrison Funk's exclusive coverage of their professional lives
From the slow-motion disco of 'Greetings' to the stone cold groove of 'Watch Out' to the Rueben Wilson style funk of 'Free My People' Joni was soaking up the sounds of the times and blending them with the music of his roots
He is backed here by a great horn section of Allen Eager on tenor saxophone (who played similar sounds with Gerry Mulligan)
These are just a few of the fascinating characters who feature on No Man's Land and have long been ignored by the mainstream
From the swirling opening pads of Brunswick Hustle all the way through to the sax-laden shimmer of Flowers at its close
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hope and life
bass and creativity never gets old
