Wrinkar Experience - "Soundway" This is the B-side to "Fuel for Love," as heard on the already-posted first Flashback ...

"Let's Go Where the Action Is" and on the B-side... "The Book" I always found it kind of interesting the way Larry m...

This 1972 fuzz-rocker sounds a lot like Ofo's popular "Allah Wakbarr" and is in fact the B-side of that 1972 single. R.I.P. La...

Apart from Cody ChesnuTT, she remains my favorite contemporary artist working in the R&B/soul idiom, or whatever you want to call it. Su...

Just wanted to quickly share this cool video I stumbled upon: An October 2006 rehearsal of a theatre troupe in Lome, Togo, featuring the gra...

His flow is getting better, you fink? ...Well, when he's sober, anyway. The culinary obsession in his lyrics is interesting.

Because you demanded it (well... b2v did, anyway!)... GNONNAS PEDRO & HIS DADJES BAND - GNONNAS PEDRO & HIS DADJES BAND VOL. 1 (WOR...

For some reason, when I was younger, every time I saw a "Gnonnas Pedro & his Dadjes" on a record sleeve, I read it as "Gn...

I think the selection of this particular album was influenced by the fact that I hardly have time to post at all these days, so I deliberate...

In continuance of the little Victor Uwaifo thing we've been on, I decided to post this offering from the crates, No Palava (or No Palav...

(This is cheating, you know... It's really part 1!) In addition to being one of the flashiest and hardest working Nigerian musicians of ...

Okay... 2007's got like 30 minutes left; let's see if I can squeeze in one last entry before 2008 and close out the Ofege series wit...

When I posted that Sir Victor Uwaifo's Greatest Hits comp a few months ago, I said that I didn't think it was representative of his...

Yes... Back to business. The past week or so has been so busy that I've hardly had time to check out my favorite blogs, let alone post a...

This selection was spurred by an observation Undercover Black Man made in the comments earlier this evening regarding the odd title choice ...

...and then, everything changed. I still love you, Thriller ; you're the tops! (I should totally be making a full-length post about this...

When I first started seriously getting into music around 1982 or so, like most people, my interest in various records was based upon the app...