Chuck Prophet San Francisco, California
Since his neo-psychedelic Green On Red days, Chuck Prophet has been turning out country, folk, blues, and Brill Building classicism.
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Realize
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Epic, folksy psych-pop, diligently crafted from sessions recorded in a beach studio and an old San Francisco mansion.
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Lookout Low
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The Chicago group continue their sonic evolution, sounding more like Van Morrison than Ty Segall.
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Wild Onion
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Sophomore release from Chi-city rock-n-rollers is a big and brash, but smartly crafted, toe-tappin' garage album.
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Cuttin Grass - Vol. 2 (The Cowboy Arms Sessions)
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I love this album because Sturgill's sharpest social critiques are adorned in Appalachia's own fiddle, banjo, and mandolin. But my favorite track is Jesus Boogie. It exchanges Country's crooning adoration of the King for questions, uncertainty, and doubt. What a meaningful religious song.
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