Not that Jim Gordon. DIG IT

What if I had read the signs And acted a little more quick When I think of what I might have done It just makes my heart feel si...

Sounds of Our Times sans Anne. DIG IT

What Anne Murray has to do with the Sound of Our Times who can say. DIG IT

This album picks up where my last album, "Eastern Standard," leaves off. A sequel of sorts, then. DOWNLOAD AT BANDCAMP

Move over Cowsills and Osmonds ... here are the Primo People. DIG IT

Don't know what it's like where you are, but it's pretty much summer weather-wise here in Boston. DIG IT

I construct my albums like puzzles, with each song a piece that's part of the greater whole - and the instrumentals play a cri...

Seriously serious shit from my fave budget label. DIG IT

Robert Christgau gave this one a D+, so I figured that it must be good. DIG IT

I scream at you but you don't hear You flash an evil grin "I am Henry the Eighth," you say "And you're ...

There's a dream that I have And I'm with you again There's a dream that I have And we're laughing And in this...

By request, here is Split Level's "Divided We Stand," which has been described as a "record driven by a relentl...

Spanky and her cohorts reveal a more mature country-pop sound for what would be their final record. Who was buying it? DIG IT

A very mellow record of the hits of the day, arranged by Stu Phillips. This one goes out as a big thank you to Jason, who made a ni...

The Rincon Surfside Band were really just an alias for P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri, the production and songwriting team that eventua...

"Westphalia" was my fourth album, and even though several songs were done at least in part at Woolly Mammoth Studios in B...

Yeah, so I a did an interview recently with the San Diego Reader where I talk about my album Quartet and some other things. REA...

The Frost bros bring you something harmonious for your Sunday morning coming down. DIG IT

"Ricochet," the Dirt Band's second album, finds the group transitioning from a folky-pysch sound into something a lit...

Obscure Boston-based psych-rock band on the Perception label. DIG IT

Jerry's songs have been recorded by B.J. Thomas, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Susan Tedeschi, but he is best known for writing ...

One-off record on Atlantic’s short-lived Pompeii subsidiary. No great work of art, but not without merit. DIG IT

In which the veteran folkie jettisons his trio and becomes ... himself. If anyone has his "Love, a Feeling Of" album, pl...

No, not that Heart. DIG IT

So I am a peephole Into a windowless room Where the sweat on the tiles Is the only perfume On the desk is a diary And n...

In which the sessioning sax man sheds his sultry chanteuse. DIG IT

The quintessence of exploito. DIG IT

Look label-mates saddled with the CSN tag for their layered harmonies. DIG IT

Aussie Ray came to L.A. in 1967 with high hopes, one would assume. After all, Capitol had just signed him, and studio ace David Axel...

Keeping you up to date on the obscure. DIG IT

A slice of pie with some sweet potatoes on the side. Enjoy. DIG IT

Indeed it is. DIG IT

Got your Les Baxter right here. DIG IT

Here is my new album. It's got Sharon, my ex, on the cover. I took this shot in 1985 when she was going to college in Santa C...

Never was a Dylan rip-off so blatant . Doesn't hurt (or help) that Mike Bloomfield and Paul Butterfield are on board. DIG I...

By request, here's the soundtrack to "B.S. I Love You," featuring Stouffville Grit, whoever they were. DIG IT

Once again, many thanks to bayouangel for fulfilling this request! DIG IT

By request, here's a re-up of this sweet Colgems comp. DIG IT

Thanks to bayouangel, here is Maxine Sellers' album, produced by Beach Boy associate Nick Venet and featuring a host of Wreck...

In 1973, Tommy Boyce (sans Bobby Hart) teamed up the the band Aim (see entry below) to record this glam-rock album. Perhaps he was...

Here's an obscure '70s pop-rock record that features guitarist and singer Michael W. Overly who, along with Tommy Boyce,...

Found this one at a crate dig yesterday. Nancy definitely sounds influenced by Joni Mitchell, which more than likely is why she was ...

Before White Stripes, there was this brother snd sister act. DIG IT

This was an attempt to make an album in singular style (in this case, a mostly acoustic record), rather than hopscotching all over t...

Here's yet another choice sampler that was released on Probe, which was an offshoot of ABC/Dunhill. DIG IT

A mystery surrounds me Like none I've ever known And I don't know the meaning As it spins 'round me like a cyclo...

Music from a seemingly more innocent time. DIG IT

In which dandy Don lets his hair down (so to speak). A prime slice of exploito, from a guy who really knew how to cash in on the c...

Here's another wonderful record I picked up at In Your Ear. Check the comments for a link for Michael's third album, "H...