Peter Green - Whatcha Gonna Do - Limited Splatter Green Vinyl - VINYL LP

Whatcha Gonna Do? by Peter Green returns to vinyl-a smooth and soulful album that reveals a different, more introspective side of the legendary guitarist. Released in 1981, this collection marks a departure from the raw blues that defined his early years with Fleetwood Mac, offering instead a blend of soft rock, mellow funk, and heartfelt balladry, all delivered with Green's unmistakable tone and emotional honesty. Featuring tracks like InchGotta See Her Tonight,Inch InchPromised Land,Inch and the haunting InchLast Train to San Antone,Inch the album showcases Green's gift for melody and feel, rather than technical flash. From the soulful groove of InchGive Me Back My FreedomInch to the tender melancholy of InchTo Break Your Heart,Inch each song is steeped in mature reflection and understated craftsmanship. The catchy InchBizzy LizzyInch and the playful InchLike a Hot TomatoInch bring warmth and charm, while InchHead Against the WallInch closes the album with a quiet sense of resolve. This vinyl reissue invites a fresh listen to one of Peter Green's most underrated works-a late-career gem that blends experience, vulnerability, and soul. Essential for collectors and fans of British blues, Whatcha Gonna Do? is a reminder that brilliance can also whisper.

Effluxion, the fifth full length recorded by Michael Benjamin Lerner as Telekinesis, is a back-to-basics album-not just in it's reaffirmation of the sound and style that made Lerner an indie wunderkind a decade ago at age 22, but in the way it was created. Using the same now-discontinued MacBook microphone he used to record his earliest tracks, he holed up in the basement of his West Seattle home and put the album together piece by piece over the past two years, playing every instrument. While previous albums had former Death Cab for Cutie guitarist Chris Walla-who discovered and championed Telekinesis' demos-and Spoon's Jim Eno serving as producers and sounding boards and sidemen and general voices of authority and experience, Lerner wanted to do this one entirely on his own.

Western songs and tunes, sung and played with fiddles, mandolin, guitar, banjo & concertina, by two former members of the Deseret String Band in Utah. These are not the hackneyed cowboy songs you learned in grade-school; these are a whole bunch better.