55. DRESSY BESSY (self-titled)
The history of this band and its various members is too long
54. AIN’T THAT GOOD NEWS by Sam Cooke
This 1964 record was soul/rhythm and blues singer Sam Cooke’s
53. PUNISHER by Phoebe Bridgers
It’s no secret that I’ve been a fan of Phoebe
52. LYLE LOVETT AND HIS LARGE BAND (self-titled)
I think if Texas’ own nerdy country crooner Lyle Lovett would have
51. BLUE TRAIN by John Coltrane
While Coltrane’s “A Love Supreme” is considered by most people as
50. VISIONS OF A LIFE by Wolf Alice
2017 brought us London-based alt-rock (Britrock) band Wolf Alice’s second
record.
49. HINDU LOVE GODS (self-titled)
Fans of the band R.E.M. surely already know about this
48. THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS (CENTENNIAL COLLECTION) by Robert Johnson
This is where it all began. Two days, two cities, 29 songs
47. ON THE LINE by Jenny Lewis
You may know Jenny Lewis from her time fronting the band Rilo
46. CRAZY ON THE WEEKEND by Sunhouse
This is the most amazing record you’ve never heard, by a
45. NEW YORK CITY by The Peter Malick Group (feat. Norah Jones)
The year is 2000 and Norah Jones, daughter of Indian classical music
44. CAGE THE ELEPHANT (self-titled)
Kentucky’s Cage the Elephant announce themselves within the first few notes
