Somebody Loan Me A Dime (1974)
In this week's edition of Blues Tuesdays: Fenton Robinson's Somebody Loan Me A Dime.
[…] his deep, rich baritone sounds more like
I Love You, Honeybear (2015)
Aaaaaand we’re back! Last week's vacation was filled with beaches, wine, food, friends, and best of all, diamond rings. Yep, yours truly
Teen Dream (2010)
It feels like the product of careful, thoughtful growth, bringing in new influences-- bits of mid-1970s Fleetwood Mac, sparkling indie pop, even a few soul
Tuff Times Never Last (2025)
Traversing neo-soul, funk and afrobeat, the 11-track project sees the band expand on their jazz roots, all while exploring themes of community, sensuality, and perseverance.
Oh Land (2011)
The pop songs on this record are as catchy as scrofula, while being casually and brilliantly experimental to boot.
Source: The Line of Best Fit