S.G. Lazarus and Cage

Hmm. These recordings claim to be from the '70's recorded in a rehearsal room at VCU. I don't really believe it. It's a lot of improvised studio noise. Pianos, harmonicas, acoustic guitars. Maybe outsider art? Boombox blues?

LINKS!

Oz Boogie Richmond VA 1974

the following things are single songs:

buggy Trip

Black Cat Moan

here's a link to other things that I don't feel like posting:

archive.org search

Dan Tindall

Dan Tindall is a Northern Irish guy that sings songs. I don't know if this fits so much with what has been put here recently, but I'm currently liking it a lot. Reminds me a lot of an all acoustic Richard Thompson. Lot's of slide guitar. I can't really place the voice. It's in my head. It's around the corner. There's an accent. Breaking Point is an incredible song. Mostly acoustic folk. Did I mention the slide guitar?

The album is called Post Industrial Polka and appears to be a net release by Prosity Records.

d/l (vbr .mp3 /11 songs)