EchoLocator
Tom MoonThoughts on nearly vanished sounds, spirits, ideas.
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Playlist: Laurence Vanay
Here’s a companion to this week’s Echo Locator — a short tour of projects involving Jacqueline Thibault, who recorded a series of gorgeous and sophisticated works under the name Laurence Vanay. The music is organized around Thibault’s keybo...
D/B/A: Underappreciated
When the Jeopardy category is “French Pop of the 1970s,” I fold fairly quickly. Beyond the usual names – Serge Gainsbourg, Francoise Hardy, Jane Birkin, Brigitte Fontaine, a few others who might have influenced Stereolab – I lack a solid gr...
What We Mean When We Talk About “Reworking” A Song
Milton Nascimento wrote “Cancao do Sal/Salt Song” on a typewriter at a desk job, recalling the sight of workers toiling in unforgiving sun at the Cabo Frio salt flat near Rio. The workers were in the news at the time; a strike brought natio...
Why Alacran Matters
There’s nothing particularly innovative about the self-titled debut of the Madrid trio Alacran. It was recorded in 1969 – the same year Santana’s galvanic debut arrived to deliver the gospel of Latin-rock – but not released until 1971, and ...
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Tom Moon is a lifelong student of music who works professionally as a musician and journalist.
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