With all that's going on in the world right now from the Midwest to the Middle East, here's an album about human conflict...

On this Thanksgiving Day I'm sharing with you an extreme rarity: the "Apache/Inca" album by Maitreya Kali. If you want...

Trippy, pysch-o weirdness on Bob Crewe's Dynovoice label? I'm there. BTW, my outboard CD burner is on the fritz and I am ha...

Yet another great Sounds of Our Times record. DIG IT

Nice instro work from Jack Pleis and company. This vinyl rip fulfills a request from, uh, me. Because I love this kind of shit. ...

Here's a tasty little comp that features "musical sounds of the new generation." DIG IT

In which the Village Soul Choir, whoever they were, attempt to infuse a little street into Sesame Street. DIG IT

Might anyone have this tasty title from Bud Shank? If so, please put a link in the comments. Thanks.

A beautiful folk record featuring crystalline vocals by Dotti and Sheri Holmberg, and, of course, Curt Boettcher. DIG IT

Another great A&M compilation. DIG IT

Couldn't find much info about this one, other than the singer is one Jim Demitrack, a Bobby Goldsboro-ish crooner. The versi...

A link is now in the comments for a pretty decent rip of this ultra-rare record.

By request, here's a re-up of Stone Canyon Rock. The dude singing the title track ain't no Richard Harris, and that's ...

Thanks to Willard's Wormholes, the entire Warner/Reprise Loss Leader shebang is being rolled out. Try not to OD. GRAB...

Happy Halloween ... and what better way to celebrate than with this spooky exploito record by the Young Lovers, whoever they wer...

Days roll along One into the other All the time in the world, it seems The next thing you know There's one less day And s...

You'd think that from all the happy-faced white folks on the cover that this would be yet one more happy-faced, white-folks exp...

Instro record in which ace sessioners Ben Benay (guitar), Jerry Scheff (bass), and Toxey French (drums) make like a badass power t...

Geez Louise, here's some cheese with a Latin lilt. DIG IT

Some sweet '70s mellow rock, featuring covers of Bread and Todd Rundgren songs as well as originals that slot right in. Bree...

Mostly instro funk workouts from trumpeter Billy Martin. Very hard to find. DIG IT

Snazzy soundtrack from dumb-ass '70s disaster flick. DIG IT

By request, here's more Dennis Linde. DIG IT

This largely instrumental record was no doubt released by Tower to cash in on the early success of the Walker Brothers, and I'...

What's atypical about this typical slab of biker-styled exploito is that it was conceived by Elektra head honcho Jac Holtzma...

I just posted a new album of mine over on Bandcamp, the release of which coincides with my birthday. You would make ol' Mondo...

Reclusive Nashville songwriter best known for penning Elvis' "Burning Love," which appears on this here mighty fine r...

And now for something completely different ... DIG IT

I'm reposting this wonderful record in memory of Alexandr , who has apparently passed away from some sort of virus. Rest in peace,...

Signed in 1967 by Van McCoy to his newly formed Vandor Records label, Chris Bartley and the label scored a Top 40 pop hit and a Top...

Great soundtrack or greatest soundtrack? This one goes out to Mr. Ebert. DIG IT

During the past year I've been going over all the songs and albums that I've posted on Bandcamp, and I've remastered, r...

Yeah, they were a cool little band. But would they have gotten a deal if they didn't have relatives in high places? DIG...

In memoriam. DIG IT

Had a request for this Babs look-alike. Sorry that some of the tracks wobble a bit. DIG IT

Some more gum for you, this one in the mode of Bo Donaldson with some disco touches. Most of it is pretty silly, but the title tr...

A sort of sub-Archies record, with Rupert Holmes doing his best Ron Dante impression. By the way, I've installed a "Donat...

With its sunshiny girl/boy singing, this is an album very much in the mold of the Free Design. DIG IT

What's happening? According to the back cover of this record, mad "mod" clothes, op art, pop art, uninhibited dancing,...

In which Pickwick exploits blacksploitation. What you get then, I suppose, is a double negative. DIG IT

O my love, where are they Where are they going The flash of a hand Streak of movement Rustle of pebbles I ask not out of sor...

This one fills a request. You know, if all the leaders of all the countries spent more time listening to music and less time blowin...

Here's a nice set of '70s-styled singer/songwriter tunes by Peter Gallway, formerly of the Fifth Avenue Band. He's got ...

Is there still such a thing as elevator music? If so, this record of easy listening Dylan interpretations would fill the bill. ...

Here are the two albums by Joyous Noise, a country rock band that consisted of Dennis Dragon, Lee Montgomery, Marc McClure, Happy ...

Some very hip interpretations of His Bobness, performed by Wrecking Crew members Al De Lory (piano), Lyle Ritz (bass), Hal Blaine ...

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This one is for my dad, who passed away in 2001. He would've been 93 on this day. By the by, you would greatly support ol...

After a couple mellow Impact recordings, folk singer Gene Cotton increased his hair length and emerged with a more serious artistic...

The sole record from Ms. Claire comes over at times like junior league Dusty, but it's pretty great nonetheless. Features songs...