Pause & Play Today: July 13, 2021
UPDATES / ADDITIONS
NEW RELEASES
“Tinctures In Time (Community Music, Vol. 1),” Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory Orchestra – Sept. 3
“SIDE-EYE NYC (V1.IV),” Pat Metheny – Sept. 10
“I Want the Door to Open,” Lala Lala – Oct. 8
“Nightmare Daydream,” The Velveteers – Oct. 8
“How Are You Coping With This Century?,” Novelty Island – Oct. 15
“LET’S JUST SAY THE WORLD ENDED A WEEK FROM NOW, WHAT WOULD YOU DO?,” HONNE – Oct. 22
Artist Merch Shop: See the New Arrivals. »
UPCOMING RELEASES (no release date yet)
“The Zealot Gene,” Jethro Tull – early 2022
REISSUES
“The Complete Live at the Lighthouse,” Lee Morgan – new release date, Aug. 20
VINYL
“A Charlie Brown Christmas (Original Sound Track Recording of the CBS Television Special),” Vince Guaraldi Trio – Sept. 3
“Mass Romantic,” The New Pornographers – Dec. 10
MUSIC BOOKS
“Beaumonster: A Memoir,” Jesse Dayton – Nov. 9
“40×40: Bad Reputation / I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll,” Joan Jett and the Blackhearts – Nov. 16
“Pink Floyd Live: Collected,” Alison James – Dec. 1
JUST RELEASED (surprise releases + more)
“Live From Telluride,” Dierks Bentley (guests: The War and Treaty, Larkin Poe, Sam Bush; Hear here; Apple Music; Capitol Nashville)
“Plan 9 Records July 13th, 2006,” Drive-By Truckers (Download; recorded in Richmond, Va., to celebrate the store’s then-25th anniversary; band lineup: Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley, Jason Isbell, Brad Morgan, John Neff and Shonna Tucker; Hear/Read here; CD and Vinyl out Aug. 6; New West)
NEW SONGS (click on title to stream)
She’s Fire, Diane Warren, G-Eazy & Carlos Santana
Caviar, Wavves
Only Love, Tycho & Benjamin Gibbard
Start the Fire, Twelve Foot Ninja
Love Isn’t Real, Kidd G & Leah Marie Mason
I’m Only Talking, Mewn
Cadillac Man, D.D. Verni & the Cadillac Band
Karaoke Queen, Sam Barron
Everything Is Slow Motion, Mia Pixley
The Feast, Garrett Heath
Almond Milk, Fly Golden Eagle
The Strangest Times, Big Big Train
TOUR DATES
TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
Stephen Bladd [The J. Geils Band] (79)
Roger McGuinn (79)
Cheech Marin (75)
Didi Conn (70)
Louise Mandrell (67)
Mark “The Animal” Mendoza (65)
Lawrence Donegan [Lloyd Cole and the Commotions] (60)
Victoria Shaw (59)
Rhonda Vincent (59)
Paul Thorn (57)
Neil Thrasher (56)
Deborah Cox (48)
Will Champion (43)
Ida Maria (37)
Leon Bridges (32)
IN REMEMBRANCE
Lorin Maazel (1930-2014)
Cory Monteith (1982-2013)
Arthur Kane [New York Dolls] (1949-2004)
Eileen Rodgers (1930-2003)
Compay Segundo (1907-2003)
RELEASED ON JULY 13 IN … 1987
“Introducing the Hardline According to …,” Terence Trent D’Arby (released in the U.K. on this day and eventually spent nine weeks at No. 1 there; it was released in the U.S. in October 1987; featuring “Wishing Well,” “Sign Your Name,” “If You Let Me Stay” and “Dance Little Sister”; producers: Martyn Ware, Terence Trent D’Arby, Howard Gray; Columbia; BTW: He legally changed his name to Sananda Maitreya on Oct. 4, 2001.)
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