Jackson Browne - 1972 - Jackson Browne (Saturate Before Using) - Label - Asylum - OG Vinyl ( USA press )
This is the debut album from JB. Two singles were released from the album Doctor My Eyes & Rock Me on the Water. The title confusion is because the words saturate before using appear on the album cover which was designed to look like a water bag that requires saturation in water before use.
Playing this album as it feels a little like California in Sheffield today 
Cleo Laine & John Williams - Best Friends - CD (1976)
While having a rummage, this popped up, haven’t played this for a while.
Someone posted this one up on social media, I just had to pop it on!
One of the first LPs I ever bought all those years ago, A1/B1 UK press.
S. G. Goodman - Teeth Marks
Another wonderful find for me a punchy lady from Kentucky.
Lovely songwriting and production.
Sheltering from the heat with some afternoon whimsy with Tot Taylor Frisbee - kind of 10cc meets Kevin Ayers. Slight but enjoyable, top track American Baby - slinky epiano vamp “American Baby your teeth are white, American Baby your face is tight”.
Quick blast of some stuff I got in today after a couple weeks and a botched delivery:
Currently the one on the right, VOLA - Witness
Gartside is a wonderful song writer I feel & the production/SQ here is equally wonderful. Uniti Core.
Many many years ago the BBC World Service had a weekly music requests show (back in the days when requests were by post!).
Much to my surprise they actually played my request (“from a listener in Konstanz, West Germany”)…
Probably the only time this track was ever played on British radio
Paisley Underground band Opal which David Robuck the guitrist who was with The Rain Parade and Mazzy Star was part of with Kendra Smith
Opal - Happy Nightmare Baby
