Lost Classic: Tony Joe White – Black and White. By Todd Totale
Tony Joe White: Black and White (6/15/1969)
Monument Records was an American independent record company originally named for the Washington Monument in Washington D.C. It opened a secondary location in Hendersonville, Tennessee and found its initial success with that branch after signing Roy Orbison in 1961....
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https://gloriousnoise.com/2026/lost-classic-tony-joe-white-black-and-white
Lost Classic: Patti Smith – Gone Again. By Todd Totale
Patti Smith: Gone Again (6/18/1996)
On June 16, 1978, Patti Smith was scheduled to appear on WABX in Detroit to help promote the tour supporting her latest release on Arista Records, Easter. The record was the Patti Smith Group’s attempt at a commercial breakthrough, complete with a song co-written with Bruce Springsteen and the recording sessions helmed by prodcer Jimmy Iovine....
https://gloriousnoise.com/2026/lost-classic-patti-smith-gone-again
Lost Classic: Piero Umiliani – To-Day’s Sound. By Chris Vreeland
In my early twenties I had a friend who had a vinyl album from a sound effects collection. It was about 40 short tracks of audience reactions: small crowd laughing and clapping, arena cheering, medium crowd clapping politely, etc. and we gathered that this whole album was from a larger sound effects library that you could buy - kind of like audio clip art....
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https://gloriousnoise.com/2026/lost-classic-piero-umiliani-to-days-sound
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Lost Classics: Minnie Riperton – Come To My Garden. By Todd Totale
Minnie Riperton: Come To My Garden (9/23/1970)
It's hard imaging the world where Minnie Riperton grew up compared to the ethereal and otherworldly landscape that's displayed on her 1970 debut album, Come To My Garden. Riperton was raised in the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago's South Side and began her musical career with nearby Chess Records....
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https://gloriousnoise.com/2026/lost-classics-minnie-riperton-come-to-my-garden
Lost Classics: Buddy Guy – Sweet Tea. By Todd Totale
Buddy Guy: Sweet Tea (Silvertone, 5/15/2001)
Buddy Guy was sixty-four years old when he entered the Sweet Tea Studios in Oxford, Mississippi to record his eleventh studio album....
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https://gloriousnoise.com/2026/lost-classics-buddy-guy-sweet-tea
Lost Classics: The Wedding Present – Bizarro. By Todd Totale
The Wedding Present: Bizarro (RCA, 10/23/1989)
By Autumn of 1989, Leeds' The Wedding Present had accumulated enough material from leader David Gedge to schedule studio time once again with producer Chris Allison for their second full-length effort....
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https://gloriousnoise.com/2026/lost-classics-the-wedding-present-bizarro
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