Rotterdam: holy hunting ground
Convenience might be king in today’s world, but nothing trumps a good old fashion record store stocked with what could be your next treasure. Readers who have been with me… Read More »Rotterdam: holy hunting ground
Blues
The Rough Guide to Music
Reporting out of sunny Tenerife, where I got to spent some time relaxing with the family and catching up on reading The Rough Guide to The Blues. Unfortunately I haven’t… Read More »The Rough Guide to Music
Record shopping in Liege
With the falling leaves of autumn, I got to spent a surprisingly warm October afternoon wandering the streets of Liege on the look-out for some rare grooves. Having done some… Read More »Record shopping in Liege
Dread vibes and more
A good amount of time has passed since I last presented you some of the music that I have been listening to lately. So, I figured it is time to… Read More »Dread vibes and more
The Wolf That House Built
Ahead of next month’s paycheck, chances are I already know what specific album I want to purchase. I try to limit myself to not buy more than a couple of… Read More »The Wolf That House Built
Record shopping in the U.S.
After crash landing on my couch this weekend, I started reminiscing about an adventurous trip we took to discover the west coast of the United States. We travelled from San… Read More »Record shopping in the U.S.
A lazy Sunday morning
I can’t think of a better album to start your lazy Sunday morning with than The Country Side Of Esther Phillips. Just as you brew a dark roast or in… Read More »A lazy Sunday morning
Surinam’s best kept Soul secret
Last year I bought some books about Soul music to broaden my knowledge of the genre. Soul music has always intrigued me but my knowledge didn’t surpass the well-known artists… Read More »Surinam’s best kept Soul secret