The Detroit Move: Hear 1960s soul from Brenton Wood, Swamp Dogg and more
This episode of "The Detroit Move" features 1960s soul from Brenton Wood, longtime revered artist and producer Swamp Dogg, and more.
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This episode of "The Detroit Move" features 1960s soul from Brenton Wood, longtime revered artist and producer Swamp Dogg, and more.
We now prepare to push forward with the P list of preeminent artists and groups who proceeded to the top-10 in the 1960s, but first some recommendations:
We now prepare to push forward with the P list of preeminent artists and groups who proceeded to the top-10 in the 1960s, but first some recommendations:
The Band Expand The Classic ‘Stage Fright’ ‘Stage Fright’, the third album from The Band, will be reissued with bonus tracks, demo recordings and a complete concert album. The Band were the backing band for Bob Dylan. The members of the band were from Woodstock (yes actually a band from Woodstock) and neighbours of Dylan. Dylan hired them for his 1966 world tour. In 1967 they recorded the demos which became The Basement Tapes, and rehearsed their debut ‘Music From Big Pink’, released in 1968. Dylan used them on his ‘Blonde on Blonde’. Robbie Robertson’s guitar is prominent o...
by Steve Newton on December 18th, 2020 at 5:17 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 Universal Music Canada announced today that the Band will celebrate the 50th anniversary of its third album, Stage Fright, with various remixed, remastered, and expanded packages, including a "super deluxe" box set that includes two CDs, two Blu-rays, one vinyl LP, and a 7-inch single. That's the one I want one for Christmas, actually. Too bad I'll have to wait until the release date of February 12. "All the Anniversary Edition releases were overseen by principal songwriter Robbie Robertson and boast a new stereo mix by Bo...