Trunkworthy.com Website Review

if hearing “to love somebody” on the voice moved you at all, james carr’s soul-de*p version will tear you apart.. the elvis costello song of the week: powerful punk disguised as minimalist pop. the failings of tv news and the creeping surveillance state set to the sounds of a vicious band set to simmer.. rantworthy: percy sledge will always be remembered for his biggest hit. and it tears us up.. rantworthy: while otis redding’s scottish soulmate fights for his life, we’re fighting for his music. costello’s sneeze-and-you’d-miss-it soundtrack appearance in the big lebowski deserves a closer listen hear marvin ga*e channel the loneliness of a soldier praying to spend christmas back home…and deliver the vocal of a lifetime.. what miss simone did to george harrison’s “isn’t it a pity” is anything but. otis redding left us with his best album still in the vaults. 50 years after his death, the music he made at the end of his life stands as his best work.. aretha franklin’s flawless, fiery, yet forgotten masterpiece. spirit in the dark is possibly the greatest album by our greatest living singer. it’s also fallen in to undeserved obscurity.. the elvis costello song of the week: is his latest is one of his greatest? the first truly new costello song in years already sounds like a clas*ic his magic, dramatic touch can be heard across five decades of soul, hip-hop, and r&b hits. but nobody delivered bunny’s music better. the lost song that made us surrender to tom petty’s pas*ion. for years, it was a lost treasure, the rare gem petty fans whispered about in tones of awe and reverence. but if you were at a show, you. the elvis costello song of the week: remaking “at last” in tribute to his father and his wife. in comfortable collaboration with jazz legend marian mcpartland, “at last” is brought beautifully back to its roots. why we won’t let this country-rock masterpiece get lost in translation. the beautiful triumph and heartbreak of chris bell’s “i am the cosmos”.