Bill Orcutt - How To Rescue Things 1984-1985 something to be enjoyed and

something to be enjoyed and shared

introduced by Alex Behr

albeit the timing of their meeting could hardly have been less ideal

In many ways “Walking After Dark”s duality feels like a merger of “On The Beach”-era Neil Young & the collective freak-outs of Amon Düül

Bill Orcutt - How To Rescue Things 1984-1985 something to be enjoyed and"Charlie Parker's first album with a string section landed in 1950, ten years after his debut recordings. Although the overtly lush arrangements of Charlie Parker with Strings were Parker's idea, the record must've been something of a relief to producer Norman Granz, especially when the sides went on to become Bird's best seller, by a long shot. The record (and its follow up) sparked something of a jazz strings virus, infecting Nina Simone, Paul