Black Woman
In 1969, Sonny Sharrock released Black Woman. A record that stripped jazz guitar of elegance and permanently altered its trajectory
In 1969, Sonny Sharrock released Black Woman. A record that stripped jazz guitar of elegance and permanently altered its trajectory
In 1968, Tom Zé released 'Grande Liquidação.' A Brazilian pop record, released under military rule, that exposed how culture, language and belief could be packaged and controlled.
In 1969, The Meters released 'The Meters.' A debut built on restraint, repetition and absolute rhythmic authority.
In 1969, Moondog released 'Moondog'. A record assembled from earlier recordings, finally given the space, and audience, it deserved.
In 1969, MC5 released 'Kick Out the Jams.' A live album bursting with volume, urgency and intent.
In 1968, Cheap Thrills arrived like a dare. Loud, loose and confrontational, with Janis Joplin pushing against the limits of what rock singing was supposed to be.