Tag: Columbia

• The Blinders: Columbia

  It’s been a good year for lovers of scuzzy yet intelligent punk, first Idles and now this (shame they added the “The”, they could start a trend of single-name bands). Idles have an earthier sound, Blinders’ opener channels The Shadows covering a Cossack dance, with a retro swampy guitar sound. The shouted vocals are not […]

  jerobear

  December 21, 2018

  Punk, Rock

  Ballad Of Winston Smith, baroque, Blues, Brave New World, brother, Brutus, CDs, Chronicle Series, Classical, Columbia, Congleton Chronicle, early, Et Tu, Free The Slave, funk, Gotta Get Through, Hate Song, I Can’t Breathe, jazz, L’Etat C’est Moi, music, Orbit, pop, Rat In A Cage, Reggae, Review Corner, reviews, rock, soul, The Blinders, Where No Man Comes

• Frank Sinatra: Ultimate Sinatra

  Francis Albert was born 100 years ago this December — yes, Frank is as old as the First World War — so we can expect much in the way of Frankobilia in the coming months. The first question must be why you should be interested in a man who’s been dead for some time and […]

  jerobear

  April 3, 2015

  Jazz, Uncategorized

  and It Was A Very Good Year., Capitol and Reprise, Columbia, Congleton Chronicle, Fly Me To The Moon, Frank Sinatra, I’ll Never Smile, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, My Kind Of Town, Ultimate Sinatra