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Down In The Tube Station At Midnight by The Jam
This weekend Chuck P. will be DJing at Origami Records in Echo Park for Record Store Day, Zach will be a judge at the big Taco Madness event in Downtown L.A., and our latest podcast guest will be headlining the main stage at Coachella.
Word on the street is this album is really good.
It’s been a pretty consistent truth in the contemporary music field, starting about the mid-to-late ’80s: If you asked a young singer coming up, who did they love, who did they put on the turntable, so many people would say Nick Drake. He’s become a real musician’s musician.
—Joe Boyd, who produced Nick Drake’s first two albums back in 1969 and 1970. He talks with All Things Considered today about a new Nick Drake tribute album.
Here is a Fresh Air interview with Joe Boyd.
Issued with respect - a cut from the newly-issued Hendrix CD
Target is still carrying a special edition with two bonus tracks. I picked one up Monday. As of now to my ears it’s the best posthumous release.
