B1 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
This set is the final word on the '70s solo recordings of singer/songwriter John Sebastian
painting the artist as a self-destructive/deprecating Californian gadfly with one foot in the Salton Sea and the other in the lobby of the Chateau Marmont
Credited to the collective name Thompson and simply titled Family
the approach isn't all that different from Pearl Jam's more recent work
HOUSE SLIPPERS 12/23/2014 B1 Don't Let Me BeWith the working title being "Yaowa," Joell Ortiz's catch phrase, it's no surprise that the rapper's 2014 album House Slippers is a "me, me, me" themed effort, although as it's final title implies, it is casual. Pleasingly, winningly casual as highlights like "Brothers Keeper" (featuring all of Ortiz's Slaughterhouse crew) are given as much time as they need to tell their rich tales. Long, purposeful cuts and fine flow for the overall album make this