Another time space continuum ruined

northeastern brazilian genres have a neverending supply of accordion bangers

i believe this is Forró

Speaking of accordion, have you seen Black Cat White Cat yet? Batshit crazy but insanely charming/borderline magical Roma romp. Put it on your programme.

no will add to list

That director has a lot of trademarks that he adds to most of his films and one of those is a person playing accordion in the background of like half the scenes lol. I don't want to overhype it but it's probably in my top three comedies now and most people that see it go;

country bangers

country rock/southern rock bangers

start of Little Feat's peak with 3 new members added. a few actually southern R&B guys for the rhythm section (bass+ congas) along with a great guitarist. Dixie Chicken album is a classic but still doesn't compare to the live stuff. these youtube quality seems ok but a bit worse than ones i have in my library. Dixie Chicken>Tripe Face Boogie is always crazy but every version improves on studio

nobody saw Chuck Berry and the Rolling Stones relentless run of catchy, clever rock and roll hits and understood the assignment better in the 70's

and one of Kraftwerk's best tracks

one of the last huge years of Krautrock and among the first to put remixes of their own songs on their albums

John Martyn ruled 73

released two masterpiece albums that year

Also got this on vinyl the other day can't wait to listen

MFSB @twinkletoez

I wanna explore some early disco. Apparently Eddie Kendricks gets some credit too.

peak era of jazz fusion continues to build. some major classics came this year

Headhunters been hitting

and the non-fusion side of jazz still going pretty strong mainly with spiritual/avant-garde/free. lot of the greats who came up in the 60s post-bop generation still putting out a lot of material. (although a lot of them like Wayne Shorter and Herbie fully embraced fusion instead)

Stay in Philly
They built disco along with Detroit

last minute of Freedom To Stay

my dad loved this f***in song

this is my great-uncle's favorite band of all time