Parker’s first record as a bandleader and the first off his label, Incus, set the tone for the experimental genre. 67: Evan Parker, Derek Bailey & Han Bennink – The Topography of the Lungsįor anyone interested in free improvisation in jazz, this album is a must-listen.
The country singer’s compilation album showcases the best of his genre-blending sound which takes inspiration from R&B, rock, and pop. 69: Charley Pride – Just Plain Charleyĭespite his growing success, Charley Pride’s brand of country music never lost sight of its humble roots and celebrated them with charisma and superb melodies. The electronic music pioneer’s 1970 album is a far cry from his other job making music for children, but if you can move past that, you’re in for a thrilling contemplation on the battle between good and evil that takes cues from acid rock and psychedelic music. Click to load video 70: Bruce Haack – The Electric Lucifer
