47 Moons
Digital Musicworks International
Twilley serves as a case in point for why old-timers shouldn’t summarily be dismissed as washed-up, past their prime or simply having nothing to say.
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Rosco Gordon
No Dark in America
Skuntry/Dualtone
This is Gordon’s swan song, finished a few months before his death in July 2002 at the age of 74.
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Planet P Project
1931
Baby Boomer Music
“Why me?”
That was the name of a big hit by Planet P Project back in 1983. It’s also what fans have been asking themselves for 20 years, since the group previously only released two albums.
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Neal Morse
One
Metal Blade
Along with Sweden’s The Flower Kings, Los Angeles-based Spock’s Beard represented the cream of ’90s progressive rock. Neal Morse left the Beard to its own devices after fronting it for a decade, and “One” is his second solo album since then and fourth overall.
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Buddy Miller
Universal United House of Prayer
New West
Miller has been making great albums for 10 years and traditionally has gone the hardcore-country route. Here he takes a stripped-down, almost ambient approach and creates a delightfully dark fusion of blues, gospel and folk.
