Reverend Al Green has a new album on Blue Note, Everything's OK. That sounds promising. By the titles, it apparently is not specifically a gospel album.
Rhino has a hits album for Crosby, Stills & Nash. I hate to admit to liking a bunch of damned hippies, but they've done some pretty good work. For hippy-dippy stuff, they're near the top of the list. One big complaint, though: Where's "Dark Star"?
Here's the complete list of this week's major new releases, courtesy AMG:
The Reverend Al Green Everything's OK Blue Note
Soul, Smooth Soul, Retro-Soul
The Soundtrack of Our Lives Origin, Vol. 1 WEA International
Rock & Roll, Indie Rock, Pop/Rock, Psychedelic
The Art Ensemble of Chicago Phase One Verve
Free Jazz, Avant-Garde, Avant-Garde Jazz
The Art Ensemble of Chicago Art Ensemble of Chicago with Fontella Bass Verve
Free Jazz, Avant-Garde, Avant-Garde Jazz
Baby Bash Super Saucy Universal
Hardcore Rap, Southern Rap, Gangsta Rap
Better Than Ezra Greatest Hits Rhino
Post-Grunge, Alternative Pop/Rock, American Trad Rock, Pop/Rock
David Bowie David Live [Rykodisc] Rykodisc
Blue-Eyed Soul, Pop/Rock, Glam Rock, Album Rock, Proto-Punk, Hard Rock, Singer/Songwriter
David Bowie Stage Rykodisc
Prog-Rock/Art Rock, Album Rock, Experimental Rock, Proto-Punk, Glam Rock, Singer/Songwriter, Pop/Rock
Anthony Braxton Donna Lee Verve
Standards, Free Jazz
Anthony Braxton Saxophone Improvisations, Series F Verve
Free Jazz, Avant-Garde
Lord Benjamin Britten Britten Conducts Britten: Operas, Vol. 2 Decca
Modern Opera
Dave Burrell After Love Verve
Free Jazz
The John Butler Trio Sunrise Over Sea Lava
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
Otis Clay Respect Yourself Blind Pig
Deep Soul, Soul-Blues, Chicago Soul, Soul
Daft Punk Human After All Virgin
Club/Dance, House, Left-Field House
Emergency Homage to Peace Verve
Free Jazz
Crosby, Stills & Nash Greatest Hits Rhino
Pop/Rock, Folk-Rock, Soft Rock, Singer/Songwriter
Article comments