If you like Delvon Lamarr, then you might also enjoy Organ Freeman

Or possibly the Jeb Bush Orchestra:

Wow. There’s no comparison really, is there? I mean, Emerson is obviously no slouch, but Peterson is just in a different league.

There’s a good article on today’s Guardian about why he was great. Stewart Copeland and Max Weinberg have something to say about it.

Probably because they didn’t get married until three years after he wrote the list.

I wonder if his list has changed in the 21 years since he compiled this one?

Also, why has this suddenly come up again?

Don’t forget Genesis P-Orridge!

I mainly know him from his time drumming for Lewis Taylor (who is, incidentally, returning to the music world shortly). His style is pretty solid and basic for the most part, concentrating on groove and pocket, […]

That was quite good, and very Jellyfishish – and you are right, I’d never heard of them before. I will investigate further.

Coming from you, this is high praise indeed!

I’m not really very familiar with Del Amitri, but I must say their drummer, Ash Soan, is awesome.

Or This

Someone already suggested the Sonic Executive Sessions, so how about this instead?

The Ramones – It’s Alive!

I really enjoyed the Kirk Franklin Tiny Desk

The bass player is particularly amazing as he seems to be playing the hell out of that thing while not thinking about it at all. You may also notice Snarky Puppy’s […]

But O’Kelly is dead.

I think all the details are here:

Incidentally, Geoffbs7, thanks very much for prompting me to listen to “Forever Young”. It’s absolutely lovely.

Every time I think of it, I’m green with envy too! I wish I could go back and do it all again.

Billy Swan stopped by the studio one day and ended up doing a vocal (on “Bloodshot Eyes”) and was as charming […]

No I don’t mind at all!

You have probably never heard of Paul Ansell, but he is a BIG DEAL in the UK rockabilly scene. He and his band No 9 are probably the most popular band in that rather tiny world. If […]

I spent a week in a studio with Reggie Young a few years ago. He played the intro to “Son of a Preacher Man” every time he was warming up, and it sounded amazing every single time.