Music today comes from Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy and his son Spencer. The album Sukierae was released in 2014 under the name Tweedy that had Spencer playing the drums, Dad playing lots of things with backing vocal help from Jess Wolf and Holly Laessig, plus Scott McCaughey contributing piano and keys here and there. The title […]

Music today was actually one of Olivia’s waking up albums of choice, Genesis’ Wind & Wuthering, the second album after Peter Gabriel’s departure, released in 1976. It was guitarist Steve Hackett’s last album and the last record before Genesis found themselves on another track – from this record on my interest in Genesis waned, probably […]

Music today has been reasonably extensive as it stared in the early hours after Bowie’s Low and moved onto the new Pretenders album Hate For Sale (2020). I heard a track on the net, The Buzz, and thought wow, great, finally Chrissie Hynde is back. Well, the best track on the album is The Buzz […]

Music today was always going to be David Bowie’s Low because I’ve been dying to get my hands on a pristine copy of this eclectic album. Side 1 – short weird vocal songs, Side 2 – long weird instrumental songs. I do have this record about five times in different pressings but getting it brand […]

Music today is the fifth Genesis album and the fourth of their classic run. Selling England By The Pound was released in 1973. Artwork by Betty Swanwick from a painting she had already done called The Dream where she added the lawnmower to connect to the album’s future hit single, I Know What I Like […]

Music today wanted to be another early Genesis album, their second, Trespass, released this month in 1970. On release, it didn’t chart and sold just 6,000 copies BUT it went to No.1 in Belgium which was appropriately topical after today’s game. It was the first and last album for their third drummer John Mayhew before […]