Heart Food
In 1973, Judee Sill released Heart Food. Written, arranged, orchestrated and produced by a woman who robbed a supermarket to fund her heroin habit.
In 1973, Judee Sill released Heart Food. Written, arranged, orchestrated and produced by a woman who robbed a supermarket to fund her heroin habit.
In 1998, Billy Bragg and Wilco released Mermaid Avenue. Woody Guthrie's unpublished lyrics, sitting in boxes since his death, finally got the melodies they'd been waiting for.
In 1968, Tammy Wynette released D-I-V-O-R-C-E. Four number one singles in a year by a woman who had been picking cotton a decade earlier.
In 1986, the Beastie Boys released Licensed to Ill. A rap album made by three Jewish kids from Manhattan who started out playing hardcore punk.
In 2008, No Age released Nouns. Two people, drums and guitar, making more noise than most bands twice their size.
In 1968, Dr. John released Gris-Gris. The album that the head of Atlantic Records heard and asked: what radio station is gonna play this crap? He was right. Nobody played it. Nobody ever forgot it either.