The June 2004 Fufkin.com page is up.  This month we have the following 
record reviews:

Mike Bennett presents full length reviews of the new Wilco album, the first 
album in over three decades from The Zombies, former dB Chris Stamey, Poor 
Luther’s Bones, Reigning Sound and The Delays.  Mike also has capsule 
reviews of new music from The Contrast, Stratocruiser, The Well Wishers, The 
Shimshaws, The Lackloves, The Cucumbers, Roy Loney & the Longshots, The 
Breakup Society, My Record Player, Tamas Wells, Starflyer 59 and the latest 
compilation from Australia’s Popboomerang label.

Gary Glauber reviews the latest from Chris Stamey, Cliff Hillis, Butterfly 
Boucher, Greg Johnson, Johnny A., The Argument and Not Lame’s Teenage 
Fanclub tribute album.

Fufkin welcomes Michael Allen Potter, who reviews the newest from William 
Hut.

Shona Winfrey reviews the new album from timewellspent.  Kurt Sampsel 
reviews reissues from The Matador, T. Swift & the Electric Bag and Rhino’s 
new Hallucinations:  Psychedelic Pop Nuggets From The WEA Vaults.  Michael 
Lynch reviews a reissue from The Bruthers and David Fufkin reviews a new 
album from Eliot Wilder.

Gene Krupa, Max Roach, and Buddy Rich were all great drummers.  But Elvin 
Jones may have been the best of all time.  Mr. Jones passed away last month, 
and Fufkin.com pays the legend a deserved tribute.

Marah’s hotly anticipated new album is due out at the end of June.  David 
Fufkin chatted with Marah’s Serge Bielkanko about the record, the band’s 
highly praised live show and influences.

Mike Bennett takes a look at the question, how important are rock lyrics 
anyway?

Jon Bard investigates some of the obscure greats of soul music, in a piece 
that should make many shopping lists a few entries longer.

Kevin Mathews is hooked on his soon-to-be trademarked (that’s a hint, Kevin) 
Blurb-o-rama, in his latest installment of So Much Music...So Little Time.  
Kevin blurbs about, inter alia, the latest from Todd Rundgren, The Eternals, 
The Strawmen, Edward Rogers, Deniz (Radio Birdman) Tek and Scott Morgan, 
Dipsomaniacs, Remake Remodel, Face Down Records’ Who tribute and many more.

Eric Sorenson’s Further Observations of a Jangly Music Fan also looks at The 
Strawmen, along with Eric’s informed take on Cliff Hillis, the Tommy Keene 
outtakes record, The Porcupines, The Delays, Wilson Phillips and other 
albums and tracks that have caught his ear.

Alan Haber has spent the last two months on his soapbox, writing about 
censorship.  This month, Haber’s column is decidedly more personal.  I won’t 
say much more, other than it’s a great piece, and well worth reading.

Robin Stanley has a new record just out and Gary Pig Gold catches up with 
him and lobs eight questions at him.

We hope you all come and visit us.



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