'70s Flashback: 'Peace Pipe' by B.T. Express
Brooklyn funk band B.T. Express had a gold album with "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)" in 1974. Their follow-up, "Non-Stop," features "Peace Pipe," a dance tune that doubles as a pot song.
Brooklyn funk band B.T. Express had a gold album with "Do It ('Til You're Satisfied)" in 1974. Their follow-up, "Non-Stop," features "Peace Pipe," a dance tune that doubles as a pot song.
We're excited to premiere the latest song from Keznamdi, "Bun Di Ganja," featuring Jamaican dancehall star Mavado. It's from Keznamdi's second full-length album, "Blood and Fyah," due out in June.
The Wood Brothers – siblings Oliver and Chris Wood along with Jano Rix – have become staples of the Americana jam-band scene. Their current song, "Puff of Smoke," is receiving radio play.
New York's all-female brass band Brass Queens have a new album out, "Hot Tub Sessions Vol.1." We're excited to premiere "Hot Tub Hotel II" from the album.
Margo Price is becoming the female Willie Nelson. The country singer has toured with Nelson and just got finished opening for Tedeschi Trucks Band. Her latest effort is the high tune, "Too Stoned to Cry," featuring Billy Strings.
When Cheech & Chong moved to Los Angeles from Vancouver in 1970, they began recording comedy albums, starting with the Grammy-nominated self-titled debut, which includes their most famous "Dave's Not Here" routine.