First Take
In 1969, Roberta Flack released First Take. A debut that redefined what intimacy could sound like in soul music.
In 1969, Roberta Flack released First Take. A debut that redefined what intimacy could sound like in soul music.
In 1969, Harry Partch released The World of Harry Partch. A record that feels less like an album and more like an alternate civilisation pressed to vinyl.
In 1968, Johnny Cash released At Folsom Prison. A live record that restored his career and redefined what country music could confront.
In 1969, Neil Young & Crazy Horse released Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. A record that split rock music in two directions at once.
In 1960, Etta James released At Last! A debut that placed a formidable, uncontainable voice inside the most controlled setting possible and let the friction speak for itself.
In 1969, The Band released The Band. An iconic record that that captured the sound of American history like no other.