The Friday Morning Listen: Edgar Winter – White Trash (1971)
I still don’t really know the entire story, and maybe its better that I don’t.

I still don’t really know the entire story, and maybe its better that I don’t.

One of the most influential players in the free jazz scene, Brotzmann remains a force.

These three extended pieces take minimalism to exotic – and redemptive – places

‘Mother Stump’ covers a lot of ground, with Harrison’s blues-inflected progressive jazz guitar as your guide.
Battles hears no formal divide between the avant-garde and the mainstream. I wish more bands felt the same way.

Himmelman sticks with his well-executed folk/rock formula, but brings in a few key guests.

Down might be headed toward that rarest of beasts – an outstanding double album.

Gato Libre makes the difficult decision to go forward after the loss of a key member.
Deep Purple somehow still isn’t in the Hall of Fame. Let’s fix that.

If you’re looking for a little ear expansion, Arto Lindsay’s your man.