Harry Belafonte’s Jump Up Calypso: Reggae’s and 2 Tone’s Ground Zero
Most people know Harry Belafonte for the iconic Banana Boat song and his appearances on both TV and film. However,Continue Reading
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Bob Marley’s Live at the Rainbow 1977: Remastering a Classic
Bob Marley and the Wailers toured the breakthrough Exodus record in 1977, but the tour was cut short at theContinue Reading
Sufjan Stevens’ Video Game: An Ode to Self – Belief
Sufjan Stevens is an artists who takes big swings in his music from writing entire records to represent states inContinue Reading
Taylor Swift’s folklore: A Fragile Power that Redefines Pop
Within pop music history there are a number of records that force you to look at the genre in aContinue Reading
Springsteen’s A Letter to You: A Return to Rock and Roll
Later this month, September 23rd to be exact, Bruce Springsteen turns 71 and in A Letter to You he turnsContinue Reading
Megan Washington’s Batflowers: Regret, Flowers and Beautiful Pop
Megan Washington, who goes by Washington, hit the Australian music scene with her record I Believe You Liar in 2010.Continue Reading
Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska: The Dark Side of the Midwest
Bruce Springsteen is an excellent storyteller and Nebraska is a journey into the dark side of the human condition. ThisContinue Reading
Courtney Barnett’s cover of Just For You: Celebrating Australian Music
Loyal Prime Time Jukebox listeners know I love Courtney Barnett. To me, she is the embodiment of Kurt Cobain, PattiContinue Reading
Chris Stapleton’s Starting Over: Soulful Country for a Challenging Time
Chris Stapleton is a cross between an angel and Thor. His soulful voice is in stark contrast to his GrizzlyContinue Reading
Public Enemy’s It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back – A Political Flamethrower that Still Burns Hot
Public Enemy’s It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back is one of the most influential albums ofContinue Reading
