Our season finale takes us to the San Carlos Apache Reservation to uncover the story of Morris Belknap and his one-and-only album, Jesus Saves.This Folk-Gospel masterpiece is not only one of the first albums to come out of San Carlos, i...

This week on The Lost Tracks, we sit down with Marc Davis of Black Pegasus Records, an indie label out of Chicago that specializes in everything from disco to boogie to hip hop and more. As a young Chicago DJ, Marc worked ...

This week on The Lost Tracks, we travel back in time and document the story of Terry Telson, a drifter and long-haired hippy from the Chicago folk circuit of the 60s.After returning home from Vietnam, he packed his bags and bee...

In 1979, a teenage Gary Davis descended into his basement and recorded a collection of Jazz Fusion songs that we now recognize as the Chocolate Star LP. 30 years after its release, this album rocked its way through popular culture and left its ...

Step into the underground and let us introduce you to the founder of Dark Entries Records, Josh Cheon. For 15 years, Josh has used his platform to celebrate and preserve unreleased, out-of-print, and contemporary projects across various genres....

A long-lost G-funk tape reveals a forgotten history. Join us as we explore the buzzing southwest hip-hop scene of the 90s.

1990. New York. The Indie Rock scene is exploding and the mainstream has yet to notice. Amidst the chaos, a band formed, recorded an album, and then disappeared forever. Let us introduce you to Saturnine.

In 1967, Lloyd Rowland swapped his six-shooter for a six-string and toured the United States with his original brand of Outlaw Soul music. Join host, Jesse Bass, as we delve deep and discover the origins of this renegade-turned-musician.

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