As we get closer and closer to Christmas, there will be fewer worth while releases. However, we aren’t there yet as the Rolling Stones are set to release their new album “Blue & Lonesome”. This will be tops on my list for today. The others I will check out are highlighted in Blue.
The Rolling Stones – Blue & Lonesome – (Promotone B.V): The Stones are going back to their roots and bringing us an old school Stones album and it sounds great from what I have heard so far. Can’t wait for the rest.
Night Ranger – 35 Years and a Night in Chicago – (Frontiers Music Srl): Wow! 35 years of Night Ranger. I will celebrate by listening to their new live album. I just picked up their first 3 on vinyl and still love them.
Grace VanderWaal – Perfectly Imperfect E.P. – (Simco LTD): This year’s winner of America’s Got Talent is this extremely talented 12 year old. My kids love her and she does have a very interesting voice and sound. I will listen to see what all the fuss is about.
John Legend – Darkness and Light – (John Legend Music / Columbia): That voice is so smooth and his music is something that should be experienced. Can’t wait to sit back and enjoy his beautiful sounds.
Enuff Z’Nuff – Clown’s Lounge – (Frontiers Music Srl): Only listening as I am curious to how they sound after all these years. If this song is any indication, it might not be that great.
Dario Mollo’s Crossbones – Rock the Cradle – (Frontiers Music Srl): Frontiers sometimes brings us some interesting releases so I like to give them all a spin just to see if it will grab my attention. Don’t know this band, but I figured I would give it a try.
Trivium – Ember to Inferno: Ab Initio – (Kiichi Chaos LLC)
deadmau5 – W:/2016Album/ – (mau5trap Recordings)
Kane Brown – Kane Brown – (Sony Music)
Raelynn – WildHorse – (Warner Music Nashville)
Phil Vasser – American Soul – (American Soul, LLC)
Various Artists – The Hamilton Mix Tapes – (Hamilton Uptown Ltd)
Mickey Hart – Planet Drum – (360 Productions)
Kate Bush – Before Dawn (Live) – (Noble & Brite Ltd)
Bob Dylan – The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert (Live) – (Sony Music)
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I might be the only one who doesn’t care about the new Stones!
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That’s okay. I listened to it this morning on the way to work. It was pretty good. It is just s simple blues cover album.
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I can’t be the only one who would have preferred new Stones songs.
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New Stones songs would have been the best, but I will take what I can get.
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Good point. I liked all the new songs they did for 40 Licks…well except the Keef song!
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wish i was lucky to get these new releases to review.
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I do too! It is rare I get anything before it comes out. I would love to do a review right before an album was released. Someday!
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me too my friend
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on my VA disabilty pension i am unable to afford to buy music…i depend on donations
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I quite like that title, perfectly imperfect!
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That is a great title. I think we should all define ourselves that way.
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Ooh there’s a lot! I guess it’s because Christmas is almost here. I’m looking forward to John Legend and Deadmau5. I saw John Legend perform that song on Ellen but I wasn’t impressed. I’m hoping his other songs are good.
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I really want the Stones but have to wait for Christmas.
What’s the deal on the Dylan? Why is it the “real” Albert Hall? Is it just extended, or something?
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I don’t know on the Dylan. I thought he already had one from Albert Hall.
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Me too!
I looked it up, here’s what the Canuck Amazons had to say:
“For decades, Bob Dylan’s performance in Manchester was incorrectly labeled (sic), The Royal Albert Hall Concert. Now, for the first time, the REAL Royal Albert Hall concert, originally recorded for a live album by CBS Records, is finally being released as a standalone 2-CD set, titled The Real Royal Albert Hall 1966 Concert. This show is also included in the 1966 Live Recordings box set.
Dylan is accompanied on these recordings by Robbie Robertson (guitar), Rick Danko (bass, backing vocals), Richard Manuel (piano), Garth Hudson (organ) and Mickey Jones (drums).”
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Cool! I had no idea. Maybe I will check it out. Thanks.
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