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Blues run the game - jackson c frank

check out Jackson C Frank! he had a difficult life and wrote some incredible, poetic songs about it (album produced by Paul Simon!) Blues Run the Game moves me every time 🥲🤍

@dj__cb

Mar 30, 2025

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Billy joel’s “the stranger”

the man might be a bit of a cornball, but this album is a certified classic. 10/10. no notes, except that “Get It Right the First Time” doesn’t get the shine it deserves compared to the rest of the track list.

@imdanfm

Dec 28, 2023

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NEW MORNING - Bob Dylan

A little overlooked and a little maligned as being part of that period in Bob’s career (starting after the motorcycle incident) where he ended his streak of revolutionary albums (that had his contemporaries in a constant chokehold from ‘63-‘66), and instead began turning inwards; a little more pastoral, a little more run-down and homey. Whatever, he could’ve stopped after Visions of Johanna, anything after is a blessing. It pains me when people treat this as pedestrian or unessential music. Close to John Wesley Harding in sound and aesthetic but more honest and not as interested in folk-mythmaking. This is like his McCartney, total domestic bliss and joie de vivre. Sign On The Window is my favourite. Hopefully gets some reappraisal after Timmy covered Three Angels on SNL.

@sign_on_the_window

Feb 10, 2025

Top Recs from @dana_g

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Saying hi when you see me at the bar

I am friendly :)

@dana_g

Nov 6, 2024

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A visit from the goon squad

It’s not a revolutionary recommendation but A) her writing is so clever and expansive/mapping the connections between characters is very enjoyable and B) the “future” chapters she wrote in 2011 are weirdly resonant and freaky in the same way that the Simpsons predictions can be.

@dana_g

Nov 6, 2024

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Ds & durga’s playlists on spotify

say what you will about their perfumes but the playlist for The Carlyle went platinum in my studio apartment

@dana_g

Nov 6, 2024