Fat man's shine parlor
Smokin' Joe Kubek
Emneord
Minder om
Changes
Charles Bradley
Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit
Courtney Barnett
Owing the devil a day's work
Phil Wiggins
Time to roll
MonkeyJunk
Slide guitar summit
Arlen Roth
In the same room
Julia Holter
Everything now
Arcade Fire
Hits for kids 2015
The complete Warner Bros. recordings
Tony Joe White
Anmeldelser (2)
The guardian
d. 19. nov. 2017
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Kitty Empire
d. 19. nov. 2017
"Album of the week" - "Jones's final album, released roughly a year after her death, is a throwback in all the right ways: a vintage soul record that thumbs its nose at the 21st century in favour of era-specific methods and concerns. Recorded on eight-track, with frisky instrumentalists called, for example, Fernando "Bugaloo" Velez, and taking up just a lean, mean 36 minutes of your time, it is not really one of those albums in which a feted - or fated - singer mulls their approaching end, but a record replete with drama and succour that wrestles with the messy business of being alive".
Rolling stone
d. 17. nov. 2017
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Will Hermes
d. 17. nov. 2017
"When Sharon Jones died of pancreatic cancer last year, the world lost its greatest exponent of vintage soul; that she'd first hit her stride in the '00s with the revivalist, detail-obsessed Daptone label, made the accomplishment all the more striking. Recorded over her last two years with longtime sidemen, genre-masters all, Jones meets darkness with hope on this denouement".