This is the first post I’ve made on the Joyous Crybaby blog in close to a decade—but I knew I was letting it hang around for some reason. Today I have one, which is that my friendLou Mindar posted his own 25 Saddest Songs listand asked for other such songs/lists. Not that I’...
Eric Clapton (1992):Looking loose and comfortable, Eric Clapton reexamines his storied history in a cozy setting, calling up old blues favorites and reworking some familiar hits, even while debuting a smattering of new songs. Fans loved this album's lived-in, low-key vibe, sending it to t...
Eric Clapton (1992):Looking loose and comfortable, Eric Clapton reexamines his storied history in a cozy setting, calling up old blues favorites and reworking some familiar hits, even while debuting a smattering of new songs. Fans loved this album's lived-in, low-key vibe, sending it to t...
Eric Clapton (1992):Looking loose and comfortable, Eric Clapton reexamines his storied history in a cozy setting, calling up old blues favorites and reworking some familiar hits, even while debuting a smattering of new songs. Fans loved this album's lived-in, low-key vibe, sending it to t...
John Mellencamp (1994):The title of this album tells you exactly what you're in for. Mellencamp delivers another album focused on core rock instruments, rather than the accordions and mandolins of the '80s, bashing out nine infectious songs in just two weeks. A cover of Van Morrison's "...
Regarding the album creation process, the sisters said in a statement: “This was the first time where, while we were still drafting our demos, we were thinking about how the songs were going to work together,” Tegan said. “It wasn’t even just that Sara was making lyric changes or ...