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Music from the film Call Summary In 1984, Mark Knopfler, the British musician, released Music By Mark Knopfler From The Film Cal, a collection of 12 Celtic and folk rock songs. Knopfler creatively blends folk, blues, country, and jazz music and showcases his exceptional guitar playing and vocal delivery skills. The album has been widely … Read more
Summary Rod Stewart’s Atlantic Crossing is an iconic record that has been beloved by fans for decades. Released in 1975, the album was Stewart’s sixth solo studio album and his first to be released in the United States. The album showcases Stewart’s signature blend of folk-rock and soul, with his powerful and emotive vocals taking … Read more
Summary: Step into the reverberating echo of the past with “Ragged Old Flag,” a piece of musical Americana that cries out from your turntable. Released in 1974 on the CBS 80113 catalog, “Ragged Old Flag” is the brainchild of musical legend Johnny Cash. This album is a poignant journey into America’s soul, masterfully narrated by … Read more
Summary As the golden sunset in the ’70s, a record emerged that encapsulated the raw energy of the era. “Whatever You Want,” a prominent record from the iconic rock band Status Quo, graced turntables across the globe. Released in 1979 under the catalog VERTIGO 6360175, this epic vinyl brought a new level of excitement and … Read more
Summary: In 1981, Meat Loaf released his second studio album, “Dead Ringer,” which quickly became a classic rock opera masterpiece. The album features eight tracks that showcase Meat Loaf’s powerful vocals and Jim Steinman’s epic songwriting skills. The album’s opening track, “Peel Out,” sets the tone for the rest of the album with its driving … Read more
Summary Welcome To The Pleasuredome (1984, A&M Records AMLX 64954) is the debut (and gloriously maximalist) double‑LP from Frankie Goes To Hollywood—the Liverpool band that turned pop into headline news. If you know the era for big hooks, bigger hair, and even bigger controversy, this record is basically the mission statement… pressed in vinyl. About … Read more
Summary “The Brothers Johnson – Blam!” (1978, A&M Records SP-4714) is a slick, turbo-charged slice of late-’70s funk where groove meets studio polish. Brothers George and Louis Johnson were already known for precision playing and party-ready singles, and Blam! captures them leaning into dancefloor momentum without losing their musician’s bite. About the Artist Before they … Read more
A Reggae Disco Gem: Richard Ace’s “Stayin’ Alive” Summary When you think of “Stayin’ Alive,” your mind likely goes straight to John Travolta’s struts and the Bee Gees’ falsettos. But in 1978, Jamaican keyboardist Richard Ace decided to give the disco anthem a tropical makeover. Released on the Blue Inc label (Catalog: INC 2), this … Read more