https://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/18/buffalo-dead-forever/musicalphabeten2026-06-18T05:54:37+00:00Buffalo: Dead Forever…leader, 1972, debut album, Buffalo, Vertigo, Sydney, Joe Lala, Andy Fraser, Paul Rodgers, June 1972, Spencer Lee, Dave Tice, Peter Wells, John Baxter, Dead Forever..., Alan Milano, United Sound & Copperfield Sound Productions, Paul Balbi, Pay My Dues, Suzie Sunshine, Ballad of Irving Fink, Forest Rain, Bean Stew, Mike Piners, Dead Forever, I’m a Mover, Peter Bretthttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/18/buddy-miles-them-changes/musicalphabeten2026-06-18T05:43:49+00:00Buddy Miles: Them ChangesNeil Young, Chicago, Buddy Miles, 1970, Nebraska, Mercury, Andre Lewis, Billy Cox, Duane Hitchings, Jim McCarty, Gregg Allman, Rufus Thomas, Illinois, desmond Strobel, Dreams, Lee Allen, third album, Marlo Henderson, John Craig, Omaha, Your Feeling is Mine, June 1970, Bruce Swedien, I Still Love You, Mark Williams, Warren Dewey, Anyway, Down by the River, Them Changes, Fred Breitberg, Otis Redding, Tom Hall, Memphis Train, Charlie Karp, Heart's Delight, Paul B. Allen, Alan Hendler, Burnell Caldwell, Richard Germinaro, Dean Rudland, Fred Allen, Peter Carter, Blandin, Toby Wynn, James Tatum, David Hull, Phil Wood, Bob Parkins, Bob Hogins, Roland Robinson, Audio Finishers Studios, Robin McBride, Wally Rossunolohttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/17/billy-band-da-bang/musicalphabeten2026-06-17T22:12:32+00:00Billy Bang: Da Bang!Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Ornette Coleman, Don Cherry, 2011, 2013, Finland, February, June 18, Barry Altschul, 30th album, All Blues, Helsinki, Billy Bang, Dick Griffin, Newman Taylor Baker, St. Thomas, Law Years, Hilliard Greene, Da Bang, Guinea, Daydreams, Tum Records, Finnish Broadcasting Company, Andrew Bemkey, Da Bang!, Studio MIhttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/17/spirogyra-old-boot-wine/musicalphabeten2026-06-17T22:03:11+00:00Spirogyra: Old Boot WineLondon, 1972, second album, March, Morgan Studios, Dave Mattacks, Robin Black, Willesden, Metronome, February, Barbara Gaskin, Runaway, June 1972, Rick Biddulph, Tonstudio Pfanz, Dangerous Dave, Disraeli’s Problem, Pete Rhodes, A Canterbury Tale, Wings of Thunder, Don’t Let It Get You, Grandad, Van Allen’s Belt, Spirogyra, Mark Francis, Max Hole, Steve Borrill, Old Boot Wine, Julian Cusack, Alan Laing, Martin Cockerhamhttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/17/abdullah-ibrahim/musicalphabeten2026-06-17T18:50:45+00:00Abdullah IbrahimJune 15, composer, bandleader, musician, died aged 91, Abdullah Ibrahim, Dollar Brand, 2026, Mannenberg, 72 albums, anti apartheid anthem, Adolph Johannes Brandhttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/17/16-horsepower-folklore/musicalphabeten2026-06-17T06:08:39+00:0016 Horsepower: Folklore2002, traditional, fourth album, Denver, Hank Williams, June 17, Absinthe, Beyond the Pale, Folklore, Flutter, David Eugene Edwards, Sinnerman, Jetset, 16 Horsepower, Jean-Yves Tola, Alone and Forsaken, Single Girl – The Carter Family, Blessed Persistence, Horse Head Fiddle, La Robe a Parasol, inal album, Outlaw Song, Pascal Humbert, Bob Ferbrache, Hutterite Milehttps://musicalphabet.com/2026/06/17/the-nice-five-bridges/musicalphabeten2026-06-17T05:58:13+00:00The Nice: Five BridgesBob Dylan, London, Filmore East, New York City, Q, 1969, Keith Emerson, Kenny Wheeler, The Nice, fourth album, Mojo, Charisma, October, 40 Cosmic Rock Albums, Alan Skidmore, Classic Special Edition Pink Floyd & The Story of Prog Rock, December, Chris Pyne, Tchaikovsky, June 1970, Johann Sebastian Bach, Brian Davison, Lee Jackson, Sibelius, Fairfield Halls, No. 29, Peter King, Pathetique (Symphony No. 6, Country Pie/Brandenburg Concerto No. 6, One of Those People, 3rd Movement), Finale 5th Bridge, High Level Fugue 4th Bridge, 2nd Bridge, Fantasia 1st Bridge, Joseph Eger, Chorale 3rd Bridge, The Five Bridges Suite, Intermezzo 'Karelia Suite, The Sinfonia of London Orchestra, Joe Harriott, John Warren, Five Bridges