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Holiday Gift Guide Review: Joni Mitchell, "Archives: Volume Four (1976-1980)" and "The Asylum Albums (1976-1980)"

December 20, 2024 By Joe Marchese 4 Comments

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Earlier this year, Joni Mitchell brought her now-famous Joni Jam shows to the Hollywood Bowl for two sold-out evenings.  A little more than 45 years ago, Mitchell closed out her North American tour with a series of shows some fifteen minutes away from the Bowl at the Greek Theatre; a selection from that concert closes the fourth volume of the Joni Mitchell Archives series of box sets.  The Bowl shows proved another triumph for the artist who's now widely recognized for the innovations that

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Categories: Holiday Gift Guide, Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming Genre: Classic Rock, Jazz, Pop Tags: Joni Mitchell

Review: Joni Mitchell, "The Asylum Albums 1972-1975" in Quadio

July 23, 2024 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Joni Mitchell Asylum Albums

The Joni Mitchell renaissance continues.  Following a triumphant surprise appearance in July 2022 at the Newport Folk Festival, the singer-songwriter returned to the stage for a full-length Joni Jam in June 2023 at Washington's Gorge Amphitheatre; tickets were quickly snapped up by ardent fans who had waited roughly two decades to see Mitchell in concert once again. The evening was a transcendent one, a taste of which was supplied to the public when Mitchell and her band of friends performed

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Blu-Ray Audio, Box Sets Genre: Classic Rock, Jazz, Pop Tags: Joni Mitchell

Back On My Feet Again: Rhino Adds Randy Newman, WAR, AWB, Gil Evans to Quadio Roster

January 19, 2024 By Joe Marchese 7 Comments

Randy Newman Good Old Boys

Today, Rhino announced four new titles in its ever-growing line of Quadio Blu-rays: Randy Newman's Good Old Boys (1973), WAR's The World Is a Ghetto (1972), Gil Evans' Svengali, and Average White Band's AWB.  The Second Disc had the opportunity to preview this quartet of Blu-ray reissues of classic albums in quadraphonic (four-channel) sound, and we're happy to report that this is another feast for surround fans with all four titles making good - or better - use of surround.  (Those equipped

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: Blu-Ray Audio Genre: Classic Rock, Funk, Jazz, Pop, R&B/Soul Tags: Average White Band, Gil Evans, Randy Newman, War

Review: Joni Mitchell, "Archives Vol. 3: The Asylum Years (1972-1975)"

November 3, 2023 By Joe Marchese 3 Comments

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Late in 1970, Joni Mitchell took a moment while performing at London's Royal Festival Hall to announce an early retirement from the stage.  She relocated to British Columbia, built a modest stone cabin in the somewhat remote area, and let inspiration guide her rather than the machinations of a manager or record executive.  While in this self-imposed creative exile, Mitchell began crafting the album that became 1972's For the Roses.  It would reach listeners more than a year after the June 1971

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD Genre: Classic Rock, Jazz Tags: James Taylor, Joni Mitchell

Review: Van Morrison, "His Band and the Street Choir," Jaco Pastorius' "Word of Mouth" in Rhino Hi-Fi

August 31, 2023 By Joe Marchese 6 Comments

Van Morrison His Band

Don't want to discuss it/I think it's time for a change... Van Morrison's 1967 debut album for Bert Berns' Bang Records, Blowin' Your Mind, came close to living up to its title with the lovably breezy "Brown-Eyed Girl" nestled alongside more challenging fare such as "T.B. Sheets," and everything in between: pop, folk, Latin, rock-and-roll, blues.  But the Northern Irish singer-songwriter truly came into his own with a move to Warner Bros. the following year.  The mystical, hypnotically

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Vinyl Genre: Classic Rock, Jazz Tags: Jaco Pastorius, Van Morrison

Review: Frank Zappa, "Waka/Wazoo"

January 31, 2023 By Joe Marchese 1 Comment

Frank Zappa Waka Wazoo

Finally, a Zappa album that's safe for the whole family! Frank Zappa's pair of 1972 releases, Waka/Jawaka and The Grand Wazoo, stand as two of the most impressive and unusual in his sprawling catalogue.  Forced to abandon live performing as a result of a crazed "fan" charging the stage and heaving him into an orchestra pit, the composer-bandleader spent nearly a year recovering from injuries to his face, head, ribs, arm, and leg.  A wheelchair and a leg brace couldn't stop Zappa's prodigious

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Blu-Ray Audio, Box Sets, CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming, Vinyl Genre: Classic Rock, Everything Else, Jazz Tags: Frank Zappa, George Duke

Holiday Gift Guide Review: Joni Mitchell, "The Asylum Albums (1972-1975)"

December 2, 2022 By Joe Marchese 2 Comments

Joni Mitchell Asylum Albums

2022 has been Joni Mitchell's year.  Following a triumphant surprise appearance in July at the Newport Folk Festival, the singer-songwriter announced a return to the stage for a full-length Joni Jam in June 2023 at Washington's Gorge Amphitheatre; tickets were quickly snapped up by ardent fans who had waited roughly two decades to see Mitchell in concert once again.  More recently, she attended her first-ever Broadway musical, Cameron Crowe and Tom Kitt's Almost Famous - and made her Broadway

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Categories: Holiday Gift Guide, Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD, Vinyl Genre: Classic Rock, Jazz, Pop Tags: Joni Mitchell

The Magic Islands: Aloha Got Soul, Vinyl Me, Please Celebrate Exotica Pioneer Arthur Lyman's "Island Vibes"

November 17, 2021 By Joe Marchese 3 Comments

Arthur Lyman Island Vibes

Even today, the name of Arthur Lyman is synonymous with exotica.  The late vibraphonist and marimba player (1932-2002), born in Oahu, recorded dozens of albums bringing his tropical style to everything from Broadway to folk, jazz, and pop hits.  Now, Hawaii's own Aloha Got Soul label has reissued Lyman's final studio album, 1980's Island Vibes, including in a limited, foil-stamped and numbered edition from the Vinyl Me, Please record club pressed on translucent purple with pink vinyl. Arthur

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: Vinyl Genre: Everything Else, Jazz, Pop Tags: Arthur Lyman

The Year In Review: The 2020 Gold Bonus Disc Awards, From A to Z

January 4, 2021 By The Second Disc 10 Comments

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Happy 2021 and welcome to The Second Disc's 11th Annual Gold Bonus Disc Awards! The past year has presented any number of unprecedented challenges.  But music has filled a more important role than ever, providing solace, comfort, and escape in a time unlike any other.  With that spirit in mind, The Second Disc once again wishes to recognize 2020's cream of the catalogue music crop - those exemplary reissues and box sets big and small that proved to be truly outstanding for music lovers

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: Blu-Ray, Box Sets, CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming, DVD, DVD-Audio, SACD, Vinyl Genre: Cast Recordings, Classic Rock, Country, Everything Else, Folk, Jazz, Pop, Popular Standards/Vocal, R&B/Soul, Rock, Soundtracks Tags: Gold Bonus Disc Awards

Holiday Gift Guide: Vinyl Me, Please - A Year in Review

December 10, 2020 By Sam Stone Leave a Comment

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Over the past few months you've probably heard us mention Vinyl Me Please. The subscription-based record club frequently partners with the major labels to create exclusive pressings from across genres. They also curate Records of the Month for subscribers - available in three tracks: Classics, Essentials, and Hip Hop - specially selected by their staff to spotlight albums of importance in pop, rock, soul, world music, jazz, and beyond.  This year, the offerings ran the gamut from The Stooges,

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Categories: Reviews Genre: Blues, Classic Rock, Everything Else, Funk, Jazz, Pop, R&B/Soul Tags: Albert King, Buena Vista Social Club, Errol Garner, Erykah Badu, Gabor Szabo, Grateful Dead, John Mayer, McCoy Tyner, Otis Redding, Outkast, Sipritualized, Stevie Nicks, The Bar-Kays, The Stooges, The White Stripes

It Must Be Love: New Box Set Celebrates Labi Siffre's Solo Work

November 10, 2020 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Labi Siffre My Song

Back in 2015, Demon Music Group's Edsel label revisited five albums from British singer-songwriter Labi Siffre in a series of expanded editions.  The reissues showcased the timelessness of his writing and the versatility of his performances.  Now, Edsel has returned to the Siffre discography to complete it.  My Song is the new 9-CD box set bringing together those five previously reissued albums and bonus tracks along with four more to paint a full portrait of Siffre's artistry. Despite a

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD Genre: Jazz, Pop, R&B/Soul Tags: Labi Siffre

Cherry Red, SoulMusic Release 'Anything You Want,' Three-Disc David Sanborn Salute

July 15, 2020 By Joe Marchese 1 Comment

David Sanborn Anything You Want

Whether you've heard his albums or not, chances are you've heard the music of David Sanborn. The alto saxophone great has played on classic records by Steely Dan, Paul Simon, Elton John, Billy Joel, James Taylor, David Bowie, and dozens of others. Now, Cherry Red's SoulMusic Records imprint has delivered a comprehensive survey of Sanborn's 20+ years for the Warner family of labels. Anything You Want: The Warner-Reprise-Elektra Years 1975-1996 draws on 17 of his albums as a leader and showcases

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: CD Genre: Jazz, Pop, R&B/Soul Tags: David Sanborn

Review: Dr. John, "Ske-Dat-De-Dat: The Spirit of Satch" from The Last Music Company

June 18, 2020 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Dr. John Ske Dat De Dat

What happens when you mix a bit of gris-gris with a touch of classic jazz? You get a party of an album such as Dr. John's Ske-Dat-Ske-Dat: The Spirit of Satch! The late Mac Rebennack, a.k.a. Dr. John, frequently drew on the classic sounds of New Orleans as he conjured his own musical voodoo. Most appropriately, his final studio album was a tribute to one of the most significant figures to ever emerge from the Crescent City. Louis Armstrong transformed the sounds of both jazz and popular music,

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Categories: Reviews Formats: CD, Vinyl Genre: Jazz, R&B/Soul Tags: Arturo Sandoval, Bonnie Raitt, Dr. John, Ledisi, Louis Armstrong, Terence Blanchard

Review: Matt Monro, "Stranger in Paradise: The Lost New York Sessions"

March 24, 2020 By Joe Marchese 1 Comment

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After years of exhaustively mining the late singer's catalogue for a series of definitive releases, the Matt Monro estate has turned up a new chest of buried treasure - and it's a collection that's both required listening for longtime fans and an ideal introduction for new ones. Stranger in Paradise: The Lost New York Sessions from Capitol Records/UMC takes listeners back to the Big Apple circa 1966 when the British singer joined with a quintet of jazz pros to record a different kind of album.

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Categories: Reviews Formats: CD Genre: Jazz, Popular Standards/Vocal Tags: Matt Monro

Review: Frank Zappa, "The Hot Rats Sessions"

February 26, 2020 By Joe Marchese 1 Comment

Hot Rats Sessions

What is jazz-rock? The label has been applied to the work of diverse artists such as Chicago, Blood Sweat & Tears, Miles Davis, Steely Dan, and Santana (and that's just to name some of the most well-known exponents) not to mention an entire cadre of fusion artists like the groups Weather Report and Return to Forever. In the jazz-rock canon, the name of Frank Zappa certainly stands tall. The multi-faceted artist delivered one of the genre's earliest and most seminal albums with 1969's Hot

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming Genre: Classic Rock, Jazz Tags: Frank Zappa

The Year in Review: The 2019 Gold Bonus Disc Awards, From A to Z

January 3, 2020 By The Second Disc 4 Comments

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Happy 2020 and welcome to The Second Disc's 10th Annual Gold Bonus Disc Awards! It's time once again to recognize this year's cream of the crop - those exemplary reissues and box sets big and small that proved to be truly outstanding products for music lovers worldwide.  There was no shortage of great reissue titles in 2019; in fact, by our count, we covered over 700 releases in all!  And after much deliberation, we're excited to unveil our favorites.  This isn't your run-of-the-mill Top 10,

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: Blu-Ray, Box Sets, CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming, DVD, Vinyl Genre: Cast Recordings, Classic Rock, Country, Folk, Jazz, Pop, Popular Standards/Vocal, R&B/Soul, Rock, Soundtracks Tags: Gold Bonus Disc Awards

Holiday Gift Guide Review: Nat King Cole, "Hittin' the Ramp: The Early Years (1936-1943)"

December 20, 2019 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Nat King Cole Hittin the Ramp

The first voice you hear on Resonance Records' exhilarating new box set Nat King Cole - Hittin' the Ramp: The Early Years (1936-1943) isn't that of the famous artist. Rather, it's his older brother and bassist Eddie Cole warbling teenaged Nat's sprightly composition "Honey Hush." Nat, of course, is the one tickling the ivories with confidence, grace, and an already sure sense of swing. Although he hadn't yet formed his famous trio (and the lineup here credited as "Eddie Cole's Solid Swingers" is

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Categories: Holiday Gift Guide, Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming, Vinyl Genre: Jazz, Popular Standards/Vocal Tags: Nat King Cole

Check Out Grover: SoulMusic Records Collects Columbia-Era Grover Washington, Jr. Titles on "Sacred Kind of Love"

September 18, 2019 By Sam Stone Leave a Comment

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During the '70s, '80s and '90s, there were few jazz musicians as popular and influential as Grover Washington, Jr. The talented reed-man's skilled saxophone work (he could bring the funk on soprano, alto, baritone, tenor, and even flute) was matched by a pop sensibility that made him an instrumental figure in jazz-fusion as it morphed into smooth-jazz.  His music was funky, danceable, accessible, and always smooth. His groundbreaking work in the '70s and early '89s has been well-documented --

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Box Sets, CD Genre: Funk, Jazz Tags: Grover Washington Jr.

Review: Chris Stamey and The ModRec Orchestra, "New Songs for the 20th Century"

September 9, 2019 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Chris Stamey New Songs for the 20th Century

Chris Stamey has taken many unpredictable paths in a long career, whether as a member of the dB's, a solo artist, a producer, or a sideman.  But his latest project might be his most unpredictable yet.  New Songs for the 20th Century, credited to Stamey and the ModRec Orchestra and newly released by Omnivore Recordings, is a sprawling double-album love letter to traditional (read: pre-rock and roll) vocal pop with a heavy jazz emphasis.  Written, arranged, mixed, and produced by Stamey, these

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Categories: Reviews Formats: CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming Genre: Jazz, Pop, Popular Standards/Vocal Tags: Chris Stamey

Review: Craft Latino Invites You To Take A Far-Out Trip With "Fania Goes Psychedelic"

September 3, 2019 By Sam Stone 1 Comment

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Get ready for a freak-out, because Craft Recordings has announced a new 15-song compilation of experimental and far-out treasures from the legendary Latin music label Fania! Entitled Fania Goes Psychedelic, this crate-digger's fantasy is part of Craft Latino's ongoing celebration of the influential imprint that became a home to the Latin-soul fusion "boogaloo" tunes that were coming out of the barrios.  Originally founded by musician Johnny Pacheco and lawyer Jerry Masucci in 1964, the label

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Categories: Reviews Genre: Everything Else, Funk, Jazz, R&B/Soul Tags: Bobby Valentin, Eddie Palmieri, Jimmy Sabater, Orquesta Harlow, Pete Rodriguez, Ray Barretto, The Lebron Brothers

Review: Morphine, "Yes" (Run Out Groove Vinyl Reissue)

June 19, 2019 By Sam Stone Leave a Comment

Morphine Yes ROG

In recent years, Run Out Groove has garnered a stellar reputation for its vinyl reissues of rarities from the Warner Music Archive. The label has pressed up everything from lost soul music and jazz, to experimental rock, pop, and folk. Most of their reissues boast previously unreleased rarities or hard-to-find tracks. In the last few months, the label has delivered expanded versions of more recent albums that have long been out of print on vinyl. Morphine's Yes is one of those lost vinyl titles

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Categories: Reviews Formats: Vinyl Genre: Blues, Jazz, Rock Tags: Morphine

Review: "Getz at the Gate: The Stan Getz Quartet Live at The Village Gate - Nov. 26, 1961"

June 18, 2019 By Joe Marchese 2 Comments

Getz at the Gate

1962 is rightfully viewed as a breakthrough year for tenor saxophonist Stan Getz, the year in which he successfully brought the Brazilian bossa nova sound to the mainstream with guitarist Charlie Byrd on Jazz Samba.  1961, on the other hand, has receded as a kind of footnote in his musical history despite two strong albums: the orchestral jazz fusion Focus, with arranger Eddie Sauter (late of The Sauter-Finnegan Orchestra and later an in-demand orchestrator of such Broadway musicals as 1776),

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Categories: Reviews Formats: CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming, Vinyl Genre: Jazz Tags: Stan Getz

Ace Explores Rock, Jazz Through the Lens of History with "Three Day Week" and "If You're Not Part of the Solution"

June 5, 2019 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Three Day Week

Ace Records, as always, has delivered some of 2019's finest collections including Songwriter Series volumes dedicated to Eddie Hinton, Leonard Cohen and Merle Haggard, and celebrations of producer Mickie Most and musician Reggie Young.  Today, we're taking a look at a pair of the label's other recent releases. Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs present Three Day Week: When the Lights Went Out 1972-1975 (Ace CDCHD 1542) is another sublimely curated compilation focusing on a particular period of

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: CD, Vinyl Genre: Classic Rock, Everything Else, Jazz, Rock Tags: Adam Faith, Clifford Jordan, Hawkwind, Joe Henderson, Johnny Hammond Smith, Mungo Jerry, The Kinks, The Troggs, Various Artists

Review: Resonance Delivers Unreleased Jazz from Bill Evans, Wes Montgomery

May 9, 2019 By Joe Marchese Leave a Comment

Bill Evans Evans in England

Resonance Records marked this year's Record Store Day with two world premieres celebrating the artistry of two late jazz titans, Bill Evans and Wes Montgomery.  Now, those titles have arrived on CD, and they're both worthy successors to the label's past releases from both artists. Evans in England, featuring bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Marty Morell, captures the pianist's longest-running trio a little over a year into their lifespan and already showcasing their exquisite interplay. 

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Categories: Reviews Formats: CD, Digital Download, Digital Streaming, Vinyl Genre: Jazz Tags: Bill Evans, Wes Montgomery

Release Round-Up: The Second Disc's 2019 Record Store Day Must-Haves

April 12, 2019 By The Second Disc 7 Comments

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Looking for our usual Release Round-Up?  Alas, there's not much new in the way of catalogue music this Friday (and we've already filled you in on Billy Paul and Leon Russell!), but for a very good reason: tomorrow sees releases a-plenty as part of Record Store Day!  Without further ado, welcome to our annual rundown of Must-Haves for this year's RSD event!  Once you're through reading, let us know what you're most looking forward to picking up tomorrow at your favorite local independent

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Categories: News, Reviews Formats: Vinyl Genre: Jazz, Pop, Popular Standards/Vocal, Rock, Soundtracks Tags: Badfinger, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Brian May, Burt Bacharach, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Dennis Wilson, Elton John, Elvis Costello, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Louis Armstrong, Paul McCartney, Pink Floyd, Prince, Roger Taylor, Stu Phillips, The Beatles, The Sherman Brothers, Todd Rundgren, Woody Guthrie

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