Went to see Josh Rouse in Bristol this weekend. Just great. And he covered Nick Lowe's Cruel To Be Kind, as well as Lay Lady Lay. Had a chat with him afterwards and he signed a copy of his excellent latest album Going Places. Tuneful and recommended Mazzy.
Great video - Troggs are loved here. Totally primitive garage band from Andover. From Home is class. Best of all, we used to go on school trips to Cheddar Gorge where the brilliant first album cover was shot. Great effort with all your videos - always enjoyable but I don’t comment as much as I should. Cheers for now, Steve.
Great stuff as usual. I don’t know if you watched my last video, but I showed that John Hartford LP. I recently bought a collection and found 3 Gil-Scott Heron albums, all really great. When I started college (1967), Jonathan Edward’s was the lead singer of the best band on campus, The Headstone Circus. This was at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. The band then went to Boston, and put out one record under a new name Sugar Creek. They broke up and then he put out the album you showed. Coincidentally he recently moved to Portland, Maine, where a I live. Bumped into him and had some conversations about mutual friends and the old days. He’s still touring and playing clubs. I always wanted that Little Village album to be better than it is. It should have been AMAZING, but not so much. Thanks for posting
So pleased you give a shout-out to Josh Rouse. I'd say the artist he most resembles is Paul Simon. His later albums are worth checking out, especially for those with a Spanish in influence. Keep up the good work !!
In answer to who is Joe Henry, he has released at least 15 albums since 1989, many of which would qualify as "sleepers." I like his collaborations with the Jayhawks on "Short Man's Room" and "Kindness of the World." He has also co-written songs with Madonna, who happens to be his sister-in-law. His stuff is worth checking out.
I love Gil Scott-Heron. I have several LPs but have never heard that album. Thanks for the showing. The three earliest Pioneers/Influencers of rap I'd say are Muhammad Ali, Gil Scott-Heron, and Rudy Ray Moore.
@@big_burly_bro I think it was in his amazing phrasing in some of the songs . Skinny legs & I gotcha are great pieces. He had sn album out i n the early 70’s called ‘From the roots came the rapper on Atlantic. Its kind of a precurser in a way ?
Love the Doug Sahm records. Little Village.. I expected more from them considering the greatness of the lineup. I thought the record was disappointing. But saw them live and they were fantastic.
I had that Willie Nelson on CD when it came out. Played the hell out of it on my radio show. did not know it was on vinyl now. Guess I will be on eBay looking for it. Doug Sahm is great, got to meet him one time real nice guy. Peace. Really enjoyed it man
Also in case you haven’t watched my VCLT unboxing video yet I am so grateful for the wonderful package you sent me Absolutely beautiful gifts Left me speechless Mazzy and that’s no easy feat I just want you to know that it meant a lot to me You’re the best Mr Mazlov!
Love Teatro - the actual theater is in downtown Oxnard, CA a few miles from my mom's house. I stopped by there to photograph the exterior before realizing it was "that" theater.
Nicky Hopkins did stuff with Jeff Beck also..Got the last three Willie cds. Good stuff..got Emmy Lou. Brown dirt girl. Death of a ladies man was lambasted but I love it. My favorite Leonard Cohen is "Im your man" but I have all but three of his recordings. Favorite Leonard song is Chelsea hotel about Janis Joplin...she's about a mover was covered by Steve Earle also..And I love John Hiatt too! Lincoln town. Yeah! Crossing muddy waters is fantastic.. Jim keltner played with Bread..I've got most of the Johnny Cash stuff that he did at the end of his life but I don't know the answer to your question..
What’s nice about your channel are the great recommendations of vinyl and the ability to hear it on Spotify and go out and get it. You and I are about the same age and have similar tastes.
Nick Lowe has had quite the career. Believe it or not I saw Josh Rouse open for him a couple of years ago. Last week saw Nick with Los Straitjackets. Great stuff!
I like Woody Allen but not in love , he has had some great movies like Manhattan and crimes and misdemeanors , then he had some not so good, but who don't, I agree with your opinion Doug Sahm specially those two Atlantic releases, He was very important to the Texas sound by way of San Francisco lol , I have all Steve Miller Albums except your saving grace, just haven't seen it in the wild, you and Amanda make a great team, Cheers to you both..good stuff.
John Hartford. Mazzy. If I didn’t love you enough already. Love that guy. I mentioned that album in a video before. That’s an all-time favorite of mine. I’m a snooty wanker - Southern born and raised. No guns (or bombs). No Bible. So, yeah, not your normal Southerner. 🤪
I’ve tried recording with a LED light before. Same issues with my glasses. No way around it unless you want to set up a whole film set with bounce cards and reflectors. 😂
Love these picks! I’m new to your RUclips vids...... Have you ever reviewed the band Forever More? 1970 2 albums on RCA. I know only 1 person that remembers this band. First record is titled “Yours” 2nd album is “ Words on black plastic”. Anyway, love your vids!
No Unabomber shed behind Jon (h)’s but there might be a she shed. Ok I really need an archivist. So there was a band from Pensacola called This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb. True story.
A few of my sleeper album choices The Wallflowers-The Wallflowers. Their forgotten debut album. The songs tend to be a bit long, Jakob Dylan is not a polished singer but I love how everything sounds on it. All Shook Down- The Replacements. Gets a lot of hate because it was a Paul Westerberg solo album that got turned into the last Replacements album. Filled with some great songs. Echo-Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The album after Wildflowers has never gotten the respect it deserves, even from Tom Petty but to me Echo it is closer in quality to Wildflowers than it gets credit for. Down the Road Wherever-Mark Knopfler-a great sounding recent(2018) release with much to offer his fans.
Great story about Lowe, pub rock millionaire. Goes to show, write just one pop ditty that is randomly put on a soundtrack, radio, ....... you can live in luxury.
This was a pleasant surprise Another duet with your friend Amanda Great stuff! And some killer vinyl I need to get some Gil Scott Heron but I was really drawn to that Joe Strummer Street Core The other record I was interested in checking out was the one you talked about that the guy was in Quicksilver You showed 2 copies The guy had a great head of dark hair but anyway I didn’t catch his name or the name of the record Could you just hook me up with that dude bro por favor? You showed it right after you referred to people who smoke grass as “doper” Amanda really got a kick out of that comment Watch the playback It’s classic! ☮️ Peace Cosmic Brian
They can have a fuller and dynamic sound especially with a mono cartridge. I thought the Mamas & Papas stereo records were aweful . The early UK Beatles & Stones monos are amazing (IMO).!
Archivivalist looks like an alien, or imagined one, aided by the dissonant arm ink. Woody- Zelig, genius. ! That Gil Scott was tolerable, almost a return to 'form' after his losing the plot post 1974. One after that was a shambles ''we're new here''. Cohen so witty, loved his backing singers. He got good by the late 70's,. His early Lps are such over rated vinyls-avoid.
A SWEEP AND A PROBE!!! GREAT ONE LINE FROM A WOODY MOVIE.
loved all recommendations, you both do make a great VC team..
Went to see Josh Rouse in Bristol this weekend. Just great. And he covered Nick Lowe's Cruel To Be Kind, as well as Lay Lady Lay. Had a chat with him afterwards and he signed a copy of his excellent latest album Going Places. Tuneful and recommended Mazzy.
crazy horse is a masterpiece...great songwriting and great playing...and don`t forget the great slide-guitar-work of Ry Cooder...
Great video as always Mazzy and your assistant is fantabulous!!!!
Great video - Troggs are loved here. Totally primitive garage band from Andover. From Home is class. Best of all, we used to go on school trips to Cheddar Gorge where the brilliant first album cover was shot. Great effort with all your videos - always enjoyable but I don’t comment as much as I should. Cheers for now, Steve.
Album after album of greatness. I know most of these records. Thank you so much for this one, it was a blast!!!
Hi mazzy and Amanda .. another great video .. I also like Laurie Anderson.... sleeper is a classic .. great idea for a video .. cheers from Manchester
Little Village , Massey Hall 1992 , great show
Thanks for showing the Joe Henry/Billy Bragg album. I had to order it.
Joe Henry is awesome. Check out his record called Scar.
Josh Rouse Nashville/1972 lovely albums,I saw him at joe's pub in 2005 ,New York , great solo concert ,Amanda is a gem !Ciao Norman from Napoli Italy
Great stuff as usual. I don’t know if you watched my last video, but I showed that John Hartford LP. I recently bought a collection and found 3 Gil-Scott Heron albums, all really great. When I started college (1967), Jonathan Edward’s was the lead singer of the best band on campus, The Headstone Circus. This was at Ohio University, Athens, Ohio. The band then went to Boston, and put out one record under a new name Sugar Creek. They broke up and then he put out the album you showed. Coincidentally he recently moved to Portland, Maine, where a I live. Bumped into him and had some conversations about mutual friends and the old days. He’s still touring and playing clubs. I always wanted that Little Village album to be better than it is. It should have been AMAZING, but not so much. Thanks for posting
Cheap & Cheerful Record Collector I did watch. Love the John Hartford .
So pleased you give a shout-out to Josh Rouse. I'd say the artist he most resembles is Paul Simon. His later albums are worth checking out, especially for those with a Spanish in influence. Keep up the good work !!
You did that Bullwinkle impersonation already
The Nick Lowe free 7” is so great.
I had the Dino Valente Album a Radio Station Copy. Drenched in folk psych. Timeless & gorgeous
In answer to who is Joe Henry, he has released at least 15 albums since 1989, many of which would qualify as "sleepers." I like his collaborations with the Jayhawks on "Short Man's Room" and "Kindness of the World." He has also co-written songs with Madonna, who happens to be his sister-in-law. His stuff is worth checking out.
I love Gil Scott-Heron. I have several LPs but have never heard that album. Thanks for the showing.
The three earliest Pioneers/Influencers of rap I'd say are Muhammad Ali, Gil Scott-Heron, and Rudy Ray Moore.
Joe Tex !
Shout out Joe Tex. What would you say is his most rap like song?
@@big_burly_bro I think it was in his amazing phrasing in some of the songs . Skinny legs & I gotcha are great pieces. He had sn album out i n the early 70’s called ‘From the roots came the rapper on Atlantic. Its kind of a precurser in a way ?
Love the Doug Sahm records. Little Village.. I expected more from them considering the greatness of the lineup. I thought the record was disappointing. But saw them live and they were fantastic.
Solid B+ Rocky and Bullwinkle impression. Not as good as you mocking the blind.
Friggin luv it.
I’m a Woody Allen fan also, I just started getting his albums!
I had that Willie Nelson on CD when it came out. Played the hell out of it on my radio show. did not know it was on vinyl now. Guess I will be on eBay looking for it. Doug Sahm is great, got to meet him one time real nice guy. Peace. Really enjoyed it man
Ordered a cool album today, Mazzy. What's Shakin? Has Eric Clapton and Powerhouse on it.
Great vid; more collaboration!
Another nice video from you and Amanda. Cheers.
Even better episode than Amanda's yesterday. Nice selections with Doug Sahm and John Hartford. Thanks, Chris
Love, Peace, and Understanding is hilarious 😆
That was fun!
I’d add the self-titled release by 707.
I Could Be Good For You was the big hit but to me the nearly the entire album is awesome.
Also in case you haven’t watched my VCLT unboxing video yet I am so grateful for the wonderful package you sent me Absolutely beautiful gifts Left me speechless Mazzy and that’s no easy feat I just want you to know that it meant a lot to me You’re the best Mr Mazlov!
CosmicVinyl hey Brian. I watched it last night and commented on it. So happy you enjoyed the VCLT. Custom packed for the Cosmic Vinyl 🎸✨🎤✌🏽
Norman Maslov it was perfect 👌
and Laurie Anderson , what an album and an artist
Must mention Adrian Belew.
@@TheBlockDog absolutely
Since you mentioned Biz Skaggs, his Speak Low album is perfection. Great sidemen with deep knowledge. All classic songs. A concept record.
The Billy Bragg and Joe Henry album got a mention. Joe Henry has a famous sister-in-law. Madonna. He is married to her sister Melanie.
25:15 "Because I'm a fucking Virgo...!!!"
I absolutely know what you mean. I’m a Virgo too!
I am also a Woody Allen fan and am definitely a completist of his too. lol 😂 I even have the turgid Cassandra’s dream.
Always like video's with the archivist.
I love steve millers first album, its a classic!...the cover art is so psychedelic 60's.
Saw the Troggs live at the Whiskey in 1980 or 81. They were great. Strange Movies and Feels Like a Woman were fab as well as their hits.
Love Teatro - the actual theater is in downtown Oxnard, CA a few miles from my mom's house. I stopped by there to photograph the exterior before realizing it was "that" theater.
You're enjoyable with a partner and a buzz on!
Nicky Hopkins did stuff with Jeff Beck also..Got the last three Willie cds. Good stuff..got Emmy Lou. Brown dirt girl. Death of a ladies man was lambasted but I love it. My favorite Leonard Cohen is "Im your man" but I have all but three of his recordings. Favorite Leonard song is Chelsea hotel about Janis Joplin...she's about a mover was covered by Steve Earle also..And I love John Hiatt too! Lincoln town. Yeah! Crossing muddy waters is fantastic.. Jim keltner played with Bread..I've got most of the Johnny Cash stuff that he did at the end of his life but I don't know the answer to your question..
What’s nice about your channel are the great recommendations of vinyl and the ability to hear it on Spotify and go out and get it. You and I are about the same age and have similar tastes.
Thank you Tony. I try to show both new and old records. A wide variety.
Nick Lowe has had quite the career. Believe it or not I saw Josh Rouse open for him a couple of years ago. Last week saw Nick with Los Straitjackets. Great stuff!
I like Woody Allen but not in love , he has had some great movies like Manhattan and crimes and misdemeanors , then he had some not so good, but who don't, I agree with your opinion Doug Sahm specially those two Atlantic releases, He was very important to the Texas sound by way of San Francisco lol , I have all Steve Miller Albums except your saving grace, just haven't seen it in the wild, you and Amanda make a great team, Cheers to you both..good stuff.
John Hartford. Mazzy. If I didn’t love you enough already. Love that guy. I mentioned that album in a video before. That’s an all-time favorite of mine. I’m a snooty wanker - Southern born and raised. No guns (or bombs). No Bible. So, yeah, not your normal Southerner. 🤪
I’ve tried recording with a LED light before. Same issues with my glasses. No way around it unless you want to set up a whole film set with bounce cards and reflectors. 😂
Damn that’s a pretty copy of Crazy Horse ... love Beggars Day!
Love these picks! I’m new to your RUclips vids...... Have you ever reviewed the band Forever More? 1970 2 albums on RCA. I know only 1 person that remembers this band. First record is titled “Yours” 2nd album is “ Words on black plastic”. Anyway, love your vids!
No Unabomber shed behind Jon (h)’s but there might be a she shed. Ok I really need an archivist. So there was a band from Pensacola called This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb. True story.
Localbandography love all the songs by pipebomb and the members are all wonderful humans!
A few of my sleeper album choices
The Wallflowers-The Wallflowers. Their forgotten debut album. The songs tend to be a bit long, Jakob Dylan is not a polished singer but I love how everything sounds on it.
All Shook Down- The Replacements. Gets a lot of hate because it was a Paul Westerberg solo album that got turned into the last Replacements album. Filled with some great songs.
Echo-Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. The album after Wildflowers has never gotten the respect it deserves, even from Tom Petty but to me Echo it is closer in quality to Wildflowers than it gets credit for.
Down the Road Wherever-Mark Knopfler-a great sounding recent(2018) release with much to offer his fans.
joe strummer's album is excellent
Great story about Lowe, pub rock millionaire. Goes to show, write just one pop ditty that is randomly put on a soundtrack, radio, ....... you can live in luxury.
Have the Rockpile and the Street core record by Strummer. Agree, both are great!
Just ordered Children of the Future
How about some Eddie Harris?
I heard of John Henry
Mas... Does The Archivist play bass...? She has the hands for it...
Robbie Robertson
This was a pleasant surprise Another duet with your friend Amanda Great stuff! And some killer vinyl I need to get some Gil Scott Heron but I was really drawn to that Joe Strummer Street Core The other record I was interested in checking out was the one you talked about that the guy was in Quicksilver You showed 2 copies The guy had a great head of dark hair but anyway I didn’t catch his name or the name of the record Could you just hook me up with that dude bro por favor? You showed it right after you referred to people who smoke grass as “doper” Amanda really got a kick out of that comment Watch the playback It’s classic! ☮️ Peace Cosmic Brian
Dino Valenti. His only solo album on Epic Records. 1968. He later sang with Quicksilver Messenger Service (Have Another Hit).
Norman Maslov Haha
Dylan had high praise, indeed, for Doug Sahm.
I have that Throggs LP. Mine is on Fontana Records. A division of Atlantic?
The guy who wrote “Wild Thing”, Chip Taylor, is actually John Voight’s brother. Just FYI.
Thanks I had forgotten which was his celebrity brother. 😎
What is so great about mono? Never understood that?
They can have a fuller and dynamic sound especially with a mono cartridge. I thought the Mamas & Papas stereo records were aweful . The early UK Beatles & Stones monos are amazing (IMO).!
Am I the only one who misread the headline?
Heron was wrong about that.
Mazzy, you are putting me to sleep. Switching to your 1969 video.
The cough from the weed? 😂
The Archivist needs to speak up or get closer to the microphone...................cheers
Does Amanda have her own channel ?
I could watch her all day.
She does not. Guests here occasionally 😎
Does Amanda the Archivist have her own YT channel?
Jimmy Webb?
Can I talk about Amanda..? :o Has she got a twin sister who lives in England per chance..?
She's too good for England!
'Amanda' is really workin' ;)
Does Amanda have a channel? Anyone know?
Thank you
No she does not ✌🏽
Archivivalist looks like an alien, or imagined one, aided by the dissonant arm ink. Woody- Zelig, genius. ! That Gil Scott was tolerable, almost a return to 'form' after his losing the plot post 1974. One after that was a shambles ''we're new here''. Cohen so witty, loved his backing singers. He got good by the late 70's,. His early Lps are such over rated vinyls-avoid.