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Delaney, Bonnie & Friends: Pure Live Joy
Starting with the cleverly selected “Intro Song” by Martin Mull, we’ve been kicking out the jams Daily Cut-style for over a month now. What many people don’t know no one in their right minds would ever have a chance of knowing is that Mull wasn’t the first choice to get things rolling. So here’s today’s [...]
$4 Download Deal: Jimmy Smith Trio
The undisputed heavyweight champion of the Hammond B-3 organ, Smith's July 4th appearance at the 1959 Newport Jazz Festival on a Saturday afternoon was typically burning. Download it for only $4 today and follow the Hammond B-3 to places it had never been before.
Diane ‘Butter’ Birch is on a Roll
One of the first conversations I had with Diane was about how she sat in on a rehearsal with Prince, at Prince’s house (I stared at her with my dropped jaw for the next 20 minutes or so). At the time, I didn’t know her musician persona very well, which would have put that story [...]
$4 Download Deal: James Taylor
Download the sweet introspection of James Taylor in this 1971 Fillmore East concert. This concert is available for $4 today only.
Traffic Jam
A decade before Steve Winwood penned the soft-rock-anthem, "Higher Love", he was involved in some boundary-pushing bands; Traffic from 1967-74 and Go in 1976.
Getting All Nostalgic with Bryan Adams
I was about 9 or 10 when I bought the Bryan Adams compilation So Far So Good. It was one of the first two or three CDs I ever bought and it will always be important to me. Throughout all of Bryan’s various incarnations over the years (including what I lovingly refer to as his [...]
The Final Four on Wolfgang’s Vault
Vote for which university's student-related song you think should make it into the championship game. For the 99.99% of us who didn't pick Duke, West Virginia, Butler and Michigan State in our brackets, here's another chance to keep your rooting interests relevant.
$4 Download Deal: Boston
Boston's Boston lay out their serious hits in this concert from 1977, recorded between the release of their first two albums. Download this concert today for only $4, don't miss out!
Mick Ronson’s “Life on Mars?”
Mick Ronson’s “Life on Mars?” played by the Rolling Thunder Revue is a reminder of how ubiquitous Mick Ronson was in the 1970s. For good reason, too; his musical contributions to David Bowie, Lou Reed, Ian Hunter, and glam rock in general are substantial. Mick Ronson was essential to these band’s careers.
Jim Marshall on Dylan, Janis and More