Though the sound quality will be widely criticized, Spotify, and other streaming services can be pretty good for finding new music.
I miss curation by people who aren’t simply trying to sell me the latest thing. That’s how I found Shovels and Rope. No station would play them but WNKU did.
Not a plug, per se, but I think the Roon radio function is pretty fabulous now - with v.1.6. It is great for discovering new music. Pull up a few disparate tracks you like and engage the “radio” function. Lots of fun and discovery should follow…
Regards.
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Agreed. Sometimes it goes off the rails, but it’s ‘learning’ and improving each week or so.
YES. She is so freaking awesome.
A friend of mine did a documentary on Carolina Chocolate Drops called Don’t Get Trouble in Your Mind. Really good stuff.
https://www.fretlessfilms.com/dont-get-trouble-in-your-mind-the-carolina-chocolate-drops-story/
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Jim Lauderdale. Oh, Ry Cooder, too.
I have the Carolina Chocolate Drops records on vinyl. If you aren’t on the Nonesuch email list they usually have a 33-50% sale a couple times a year.
“One almost never sees voluntary self-restraint. Everybody operates at the extreme limit of the legal frames.” - Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Nice @terzinator! I will certainly check out the documentary as soon as I have some free time this week, without distraction or interruption. Wishing myself, “Good Luck!”
Looks awsome…how can we watch the whole thing? Guess I’ll have to search around.
i think right now it’s just hitting the film-festival circuit. I’ll see if I can find out more.