Oar
In 1969, Alexander 'Skip' Spence released Oar. Columbia Records' worst-selling album that slowly became one of folk's most appreciated masterpieces.
In 1969, Alexander 'Skip' Spence released Oar. Columbia Records' worst-selling album that slowly became one of folk's most appreciated masterpieces.
In 1964, Eric Dolphy released Out to Lunch! A precise fracture in the language of modern jazz.
In 1964, Terry Riley released In C. A blueprint for minimalism in modern music.
In 1964, Andrew Hill released Point of Departure. A Blue Note record that redrew the boundaries of post-bop.
In 1968, The Byrds released The Notorious Byrd Brothers. A record where harmony, paranoia and studio experimentation folded into something weightless.
In 1969, Roberta Flack released First Take. A debut that redefined what intimacy could sound like in soul music.