Rick Clarke - Time Keeps Moving On - VINYL LP

Double vinyl LP pressing. For the first time on vinyl,  Keep Movin' On, a 23-song collection that encompasses some of Sam Cooke's best loved and most incisive songs and represents the artist both at the very pinnacle and, tragically, at the very end of his ground breaking career.  The songs that comprise Keep Movin' On were, for the most part, written and produced by Sam Cooke following his successful fight for complete creative and economic control over his recordings and repertoire. The notion of artistic self-determination was an unheard-of concept for virtually any recording artist, let alone a young rhythm and blues singer in the early 1960s. Reatures an essay by notable Sam Cooke biographer Peter Guralnick, written expressly for the initial CD in 2001. Guralnick defines Cooke's recordings sound Inchas spontaneous, as elegant, as full of mirth, sadness, and surprise as when it first came out of his mouth, translating somehow across the ages in ways that have little to do with calculation or fashion and everything to do with spontaneity of feeling, with a kind of purity of soul. Inch

When I write a song, I always write about something that's real and that I have passion for-I mean love songs are cute and fun, but my deep dark thoughts usually go way beyond that---writing music is what gets me through the day and the night-it's a and it keeps me out of the loony bin-so I write about injustice, poverty, war, abuse, betrayal, suicide-but I also include things like dreams, angels on the run and the magic that's you. I've always been told my vocal sound is unique-I can't say for sure because no one can really listen to themselves objectively-so I'll just say that I have the soul of Janis Joplin, the range of Tina Turner and the uniqueness of Anne Lennox or Joni Mitchell---my whole life I've listened to just about every kind of music out there-so who knows what my style is-I just go with the flow. What's really cool is that my fans are of all ages-I guess music has no boundaries and maybe just sometimes someone listening to my music gets some sort of too. Alate Bloomer STARLA-vocals-guitar ALEX CAMPBELL-electric and acoustic guitars RANDY COLE-bass FRANK CAMACHO-drums ARTWORK BY PENLAND GERTSCH STARLA STARLA--VOCALS AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR DAVE WATERBURY--GUITAR, BASS, DRUMS, KEYBOARD ALL SONGS PRODUCED BY DAVE WATERBURY GRAPHICS BY JEREMY & SAMUEL COVIT PHOTOS BY HELADA WORDS AND MUSIC BY STARLA.

Limited blue colored vinyl LP pressing. Puscifer, one of the many side-projects led by Tool/Perfect Circle frontman Maynard James Keenan, returns with their fourth full-length effort, Existential Reckoning which follows-up 2015's Money Shot. The experimental rock band's current lineup is rounded out by singer-keyboardist Carina Round and multi-instrumentalist Mat Mitchell while guest contributions here are also made by Greg Edwards (Failure), and drummers Gunnar Olsen and Sarah Jones. Existential Reckoning was recorded and mixed by Mitchell at Puscifer Studios in North Hollywood, California and is introduced by the singular tracks InchApocalypticalInch and InchThe Underwhelming.Inch