Rather than provide Glide’s usual detailed reviews of these never-before-released and/or reissued jazz recordings, we will instead provide a brief summary of each in alphabetical order by artist. All six
Seen and heard strictly through the hindsight of a half-century, Eagles’ sophomore album Desperado qualifies as the iconic band’s great ‘lost’ album, despite the fact it is their most finely-wrought effort this
For some, Kid Cudi’s third album Indicud (released 4/16/13) marked the end of an era for the artist. After the immense success of his mind-boggling debut and sophomore releases that
Just when it was looking like a slow week for releases, Friday always brings a gift bag of brand-new music. With the warm weather creeping in from your bedroom window,
Mobb Deep has a discography that grew along with the two violently skilled poets that masterminded the whole operation. Prodigy and Havoc have made careers of crafting verses that paint
By the now fifty-year-old release of the J. Geils Band’s fourth overall LP, Bloodshot, both the band and its fanbase were becoming frustrated with the state of their career. Even after issuing
It’s that time of the week again folks, the day that makes everything leading up to it seem small and irrelevant. New Music Friday crept up on us this week
Ten years ago (4/5/2013), Blake released Overgrown, his mesmerizing sophomore album that had the artist diving deeper into his newfound voice.
Even with over half-a-century hindsight, it’s difficult to determine the greatest misfortune of the many that befell Moby Grape early in its career. Notwithstanding the litany of faux pas arising
Two years after his debut, Bradley delivered Victim of Love (released 4/2/13), his second LP via Daptone. The album features an overabundance of soulful funk records that have the vocalist toeing the line between the past and the present.
