Bob Dylan FALLEN ANGELS

Bob Dylan FALLEN ANGELSFallen Angels may have been recorded at the same session as 2015's moody Shadows in the Night, but its tone is very different. Call Fallen Angels the Nice 'n' Easy to the No One Cares of Shadows in the Night: they're both tributes to Frank Sinatra, but the 2016 album is light at heart. It's filled with songs of love, not heartbreak, and Dylan's band plays the numbers as sweet shuffles that function as a counterpart to the gloomy saloon tunes that

Giant Sand sound more like a rough-and-tumble garage band in 2018 than they did the first time they cut these tunes

Paul McCartney (vocals

Fifteen songs with the Experience are included and five with Hendrix's later groups

Blind Faith: Steve Winwood (vocals

Title Of Record is a Records & LPs from Filter

Format Detail: LP Single LP Jacket [w/ download card]

Love And Memories03

the settled nature of Pearl Jam's Lightning Bolt comes as a bit of a jolt

The importance of home

quasi-oracular vocals poke through on occasion

Released: 11/02/18

Evilive saw singer Glenn Danzig (still more of a shouter than the crooning Evil Elvis of future days) virtually willing his cohorts through a slew of trademark two-minute B-movie tributes ("Night of the Living Dead