The Feelies - Time For A WitnessRead more about this record at our Eternal Rhythm blog Time for a Witness is the fourth studio album by the American rock band the Feelies, released in 1991 on A&M Coyote. Most of the lyrics were written by Glenn Mercer.[4] The album was co produced by Gary Smith. The band would tape their rehearsals and look for interesting parts in the jams. "What She Said" uses harmonica and slide guitar. "Real Cool Time" is a cover of the Stooges song. Ensemble

These 13 selections are anchored in the deep blue waters of the American private press - a life preserver for any BBQ

Her work is amongst the very best and this album is a taster of her immense talent

and they’re almost all more than 10

David Kilgour on Mister Pop: Mister Pop began in Brooklyn

The opening ‘Waves’ leaps out the gate with an infectious hook kissed by a touch of French pop before leaping into a devilishly catchy chorus and into a mini prog-like flute breakdown

D’Agostino pushed himself to new places as a songwriter

Huw V Williams (double bass) and former Flaming Lips drummer turned Super Furry Animals archivist Kliph Scurlock (drums) piled into a van driven by the late

almost accidentally

was recorded less than a year after 1965’s classic Smokin’ at the Half Note and received similar kudos from DownBeat

recording in beautiful studios and forming his many projects such as Cleaners From Venus and Brotherhood Of Lizards but it was this early songwriting and recording that led him to find that he was happiest when recording by himself

Five years after the release of their last critically acclaimed album

with “Ants From Up There” managing to strike a skilful balance between feeling like a bold stylistic overhaul of what came before