Great post G. - one of my favorites from the 90’s!

Spacehog - In the Meantime

These guys all had childhood polio and got together because of this and became one of the best and most inspirational reggae bands of all time. I’ve seen them live and they are truly amazing!

X - In This House That I Call Home

The Pretenders - Precious (1980)

Butthole Surfers - P.S.Y. (Track 11) Piouhgd - 1991

Less Win - Rituals

The Transplants - California Babylon

“Somebody New” - Danny Moore

Well, the Royals can say what they want but if Yordano Ventura had stayed at home and watched porn he’d still be alive today. And, possibly, with a better grip on his slider.

Also out of the cornucopia of late 70s reggae came dub poetry. Performance poets over dub beats, originated mostly outside of Jamaica I think from countries with large Caribbean populations. Linton Kwesi Johnson is the most successful.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Noah Hunt

Great stuff. George Harrison would’ve luved it. He was big ukulele fan/collector. Did you ever see Martin Scorsese’s 2011 doc G.H.: Living in the Material World? Nice scene of Harrison & Jeff Lynne messing around on said instruments plus little bit of back-story re: his ‘ukulele & gardening obsessions’ etc.

Basehead - Play with Toys - 1992

Post-punk revival. Whatever the hell that means. Damn You Wikipedia!

During the late 70s reggae explosion came dub. Producers became scientists. King tubby meets rockers uptown is probably the most famous dub record. Augustus Pablo and King Tubby. A dub version of baby I love you so.

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