Vinyl Rhetoric

We now present An east Oakland hip hop crew Souls of Mischief. The beats are solid and the instrumentation is classic. Soft sound but certainly powerful. Part of the Hieroglyphics Collective, these four A-Plus, Opio, Phesto and Tajai put down some smooth sounds. Hope this pleases your musical pallet.

Going to another Queen album. This is their 3rd studio album released in 1974. The Blob is gaining a new found appreciation for the variety of music that Queen produced. He thinks you will as well. Let's give it an ear and enjoy.

The Blob is really excited to present this album. As relevant today as it was upon its release in 1967.

For us older kids and the more contemporary. See if you can recall the cartoons associated with the theme.

Robert Q brought this in and he hopes you enjoy the R&B sounds that emanate from you speakers. As an early pioneer of the R&B sound Wilson "Wicked" Pickett would craft some of the smoothest sounds coming into vogue at the time.

Here is something that is providing a basis that his eminence is a blues lover. This soundtrack from Gary Hoey is a wonderful side that gives a blues man the opportunity to work outside his industry. The Blob never expected this. Please enjoy. 

This 1971 release is not in Robert Q's wheelhouse. However it has deep memories for him. Reminding him of travel, fun, motel living, sickness, happiness, Midwest culture, beautiful country and a nasty experience with grits.

Kingcow brings this smooth R&B selection to the table and its certainly smooth and sultry. Hope you find it as interesting and relaxing as we did.

We are still unclear how Robert Q wound up with this as a choice. We hope to get clarity upon his 5150 hold. Don't hold your breath. We still like the offering but not sure how Q acquired it.

Here is pick from the archive of Kingcow. Surprising Robert Q was this presentation, it all became clear to him after the show. We hope you enjoy this offering of the melding of genre's.