Updates + Additions
New Releases
“Deadpool & Wolverine (Original Soundtrack),” various artists – July 26
“Adore U,” Khalid – Aug. 2
“Drive My Car,” Bill Wyman – Aug. 9
“From China to Appalachia,” Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer with Chao Tian – Aug. 16
“Do You Still Think of Me?,” Benny Trokan – Aug. 23
“American Standard,” Uniform – Aug. 23
“Blame It On Eve,” Shemekia Copeland – Aug. 30
“Death or Glory,” Palaye Royale – Aug. 30
“More Fun With Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters,” Rockin’ Dopsie Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters – Aug. 30
“MAGNOLIA (The Bauhaus Tapes),” Jules Ahoi – Sept. 6
“Moggs Motel,” Phil Mogg – Sept. 6
“Crime in Australia,” Party Dozen – Sept. 6
“Some Place To Rest Easy,” Bob Sumner – Sept. 6
“Cascade,” Floating Points – Sept. 13
“1967: Vacations in the Past,” Robyn Hitchcock – Sept. 13
“Loveless II,” Loveless – Sept. 13
“When We Were Kings,” Stryper – Sept. 13
“Like All Before You,” Julian Casblancas+The Voidz – Sept. 20
“Viva Tu,” Manu Chao – Sept. 20
“The Set,” Jerry Douglas – Sept. 20
“Barely Blue,” Midland – Sept. 20
“SODA,” The Rubens – Sept. 20
“Always Happy to Explode,” Sunset Rubdown – Sept. 20
“HIGH,” Keith Urban – Sept. 20
“Chariot 20,” Gavin DeGraw – Sept. 27
“Nite Owls,” JD McPherson – Sept. 27
“It’s Christmas,” Tower of Power – Sept. 27
“13,” Frank Beltrame Italian Stiletto with Bison Horn Grips,” Xiu Xiu – Sept. 27
“All the Days,” The Devlins – Oct. 4
“Bloom,” Hattie Whitehead – Oct. 4
“The Great American Bar Scene,” Zach Bryan – CD + Vinyl: Oct. 11
“When I Get Through,” Breymer – Oct. 18
“Dotr,” LP Giobbi – Oct. 18
New Music Friday: July 12, 2024
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Reissues
“The Moon and the Melodies,” Harold Budd & Cocteau Twins – Aug. 23
“Troubadour,” Dorothy Carter – Aug. 30
“Poor Man’s Rich Man 1978-1987,” Steve Marriott – Sept. 6
“Lament (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition),” Ultravox – Sept. 6
“County Fair 2000,” Phil Alvin – Sept. 20
“The Rarities Series,” Curved Air – Sept. 20
“My Love Is Free: The Salsoul Recordings (1976-1979),” Double Exposure – Sept. 20
“The 1974 Live Recordings,” Bob Dylan and The Band – Sept. 20
“The Definitive Collection,” Midnight Star – Sept. 20
“New Arrangements and Duets,” Van Morrison – Sept. 27
“Where Is My Mind? The Atco Recordings 1967-1969,” Vanilla Fudge – Sept. 27
“Cut Me Deep: A Story of Indie Pop 1985-1989,” various artists – Sept. 27
“Pour a Little Sugar On It: The Chewy, Chewy Sounds of American Bubblegum 1966-1971,” various artists – Sept. 27
“Tomorrow’s Here Today: 35 Years of Lighting Seeds,” Lightning Seeds – Oct. 4
“All This Crazy Gift of Time: The Recordings 1969-1973,” Kevin Ayers – Oct. 18
Whether yellow, black or white / Each and every man's the same inside
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Joe Bonsall (The Oak Ridge Boys)
Joe Egan (Stealers Wheel)
Mary Martin (veteran artist manager and A&R executive who championed Keith Urban)
This Week In … 1965
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch),” The Four Tops
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “A Little Bit of Heaven,” Ronnie Dove (from No. 32 to No. 20)
Highest Debut (No. 42) – “I’m Henry VIII, I Am,” Herman’s Hermits
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Sitting in the Park,” Billy Stewart (from No. 73 to No. 49)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “And I Love Him,” Esther Phillips
No. 1 Album – “Mary Poppins (Original Cast Soundtrack),” Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, et al
Music News
> Ye Is Retiring From ‘Professional Music,’ According to Rich The Kid | Billboard
> Universal Music U.K. Restructures, Merging Island and EMI Labels | Variety
> Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme to Undergo Emergency Surgery, Band Cancels European Tour | Pitchfork
> Ariana Grande Confirms an ‘Eternal Sunshine’ Deluxe Album Is on Its Way, But Not ‘Super Soon’ | Billboard
Tour + Festival News
> Blackpink’s Lisa Added as Headliner for Global Citizen Festival, in Her First Major U.S. Solo Appearance | Variety
Dedicated to Winnie G. We miss you, girl.