The Chemical Brothers started their shows with this cover version of the Beatles’ Tomorrow never knows on their 2012 Don’t think tour. Junior Parker was an American Blues and Soul singer, harmonica player and songwriter from Clarksdale, Mississippi. He...
The project Niagara was initiated by Klaus Weiss, a internationally admired German Jazz drummer. I know his work from the track Survivor from his classic Library Disco/Funk album Time Singals from 1978. For Niagara, he gathered...
Progress in technology isn’t the answer to everything, I’m sure it will be hard to simulate human creativity with its flaws, inconsistencies, faults and improbabilities with artificial intelligence. I can remember how excited my thirteen year old self was,...
Pie in the sky is happy to be invited to Freak Ass E‘s great bi-monthly radio show FreakOuternational on Multikult.fm. Listen above to two hours of obscure psychedelia from all over the world. FreakOuternational meets...
This is a cover version by Taiwanese singer Wu Shao Chu (or Wu Xiu Zhu or 吳秀珠) of Gary Glitter’s hit I didn’t know I loved you (till I saw you Rock & Roll)....
Various Artists – Afro-Rock Vol. 1 by Yahoos Great track by the Kenyan funk rock band “The Yahoos” published on Afro Rock Volume 1 by Strut Records in 2010 and compiled by Duncan Brooker....
Sometimes, not all too often, I can’t help to feel overwhelmed and, to be honest, a little helpless. When I feel this way, the pressure of being always up-to-date, I have to kick myself...
Congolese Funk, Afrobeat & Psychedelic Rumba 1969-1978 by Verckys et l´Orchestre Vévé There are strange coincidences in life sometimes. Yesterday I discovered another great release by the incredible German label Analog Africa. They released...
Los Belkings from Peru usually played beautiful and somewhat cheesy surf rock. On their debut album from 1968 this track stands out and seems to be fallen from the skies. Maybe it’s just the...
“Evren” by Gökçen Kaynatan was the first track to be played on the radio show Electronic Global Psychedelia on WEFT for which I picked two hours of electronic psychedelic music. Check out the great blog...