Soul-Junk - 1960It's only fitting that for Soul Junk's auspicious 1960 release, the stylistically dizzying San Diego based band has returned to the comfy confines of Sounds Familiar, home of their musically adventurous cross continental kinfolk Danielson. Recorded at Danielson's New Jerusalem Recreation Room studio in South Jersey and co produced by Glen Galloway and Daniel C. Smith, 1960 is S J's eleventh album as in, counting upwards since their 1995 debut long

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"Go ahead honey - buy them all - we can never have too much music

the protagonist is also a rather young man

a masterpieces full of folk inspiration and rich in a variety of colors of the twilight of the 19th century

Marvin "Merv" Pierce and Ralph "PeeWee" Middlebrooks (with a crucial assist from classic-era drummer James "Diamond" Williams) tackling a new decade

a vicious breed of warrior more machine than man

always attentive and dynamic in partnership

"The problem with new music is often that it sounds like a box of children's toys falling down the stairs

film music by Vaughan Williams and Walton

The Unlawful Assembly

String and brass arrangements with undulating synths

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