Tag: Seventies

There are some of our CAS personal favourites here from the trance-inducing Manuel Gottsching masterpiece "E2E4" to classic disco and soul from Donna McGhee to my favourite album from the founder of Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green. Read on...

So many albums, so little time. Great to see an appearance by Mr. Lee Scratch Perry - this has always been a favourite of mine as has the Elvis Sun Sessions which is technically a compilation...

In an interview from the time on radio show “Rock On”, Curtis described the early Warsaw days .“When we started initially playing we couldn’t really play to be honest. It was very loose and a bit of a fun thing – we’re in a group; we’re playing. It was about August 1977 when we really started getting our own particular way.”

The UK Vertigo pressing of Kraftwerk’s “Autobahn” sounded fabulous at both our London and NYC venue earlier this month.

After releasing three albums of purely instrumental, experimental music, Kraftwerk embarked upon their first concept album with the intention of making it more radio friendly.

In the last three weeks, CAS has had three events in three different cities: our regular monthly in London, a one-off event in Glasgow and the launch of our regular monthlies in New York City.

Widely considered to be one of his strongest albums, “Blood on the Tracks” is often referred to as his “divorce” album although Dylan strongly contends this sentiment.

On this list there are a few compilations and a live album which at first I was unsure if I should include. However, after thinking about it I decided to include them as Elvis Presley’s “Sun Sessions” is probably one of my favourite albums from the King...

We had a sold out session to kick off the year and we saw many new faces who made some new album suggestions. Many albums have also reappeared but don’t worry - I get the hint!