Rich Cain’s Music To Live By
Rich CainI explore great music with a mix of personal stories & reflections, along with stories about the creators of this amazing music. I hope this offers readers a deeper appreciation for the albums and songs we love most & inspires them to listen more.
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Project 1001: Rapture by Anita Baker
What a voice! Smooth and rich, flowing like a honey river and as soothing as your favorite down comforter. Anita Baker is one of my favorite singers and I think underappreciated by the wider music audience. Maybe that’s because she doesn’t...
Project 1001: Underwater Moonlight by the Soft Boys
The Soft Boys were an English outfit. They formed in Cambridge in 1976 disbanding in 1981 after a short run of psychedelic music and retro folk-rock, just a year before the release of Underwater Moonlight, their second and final album. The...
Project 1001: Music from the Penguin Cafe by Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Having never heard of Penguin Cafe Orchestra I didn’t know what to expect. Although I was very much looking forward to this listening experience because my mom collected penguin figurines.
Brian Eno was the executive producer for Music Fro...
Project 1001: Tago Mago by Can
Experimental rock has never been my thing, but for most of Tago Mago, by German band Can, I enjoyed the product of this mad scientist laboratory. Going in I was expecting a lot of incongruous noise that would be a chore to just get through....
Project 1001: Tres Hombres by ZZ Top
The third album from Texas blues rockers ZZ Top gained the band their first major commercial success. The first of their albums to crack the top 100 of the Billboard album chart as well as the top then also produced the band’s first signatu...
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I write daily about music using '1001 Albums You Must Hear' as a reference guide. If you love music, especially if you love all kinds of music, you might find this interesting. I occasionally write about sports, too.
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