Prophet, Chuck

Prophet, Chuck: Soap and Water [CD]

Chuck Prophet, San Francisco's savior-songwriter, has returned with his new album The Land That Time Forgot. Varying from the rich heartland rock of songs like "Best Shirt On," to the building drum machine of "Marathon" and all the way back to stripped back words and guitar of "Nixonland" and "Get Off the Stage," Prophet's work defies classification. Chuck Prophet is a rock and roll star in a country that has forgotten that it needs rock and roll stars. America turns its popular musicians into celebrities (as if that's what we need more of). Meanwhile, the true grit, write it like you live it and live it 'til it kills you musical artist exists in obscurity, kicking ass and taking names in small clubs every night while sweating blood over making records. Thankfully, we live in the same timeline as Chuck Prophet.

Prophet, Chuck: Night Surfer [Kassettband]

Prophet, Chuck: No Other Love [CD]

How many great songs do you know about Halloween? Well, rest assured, you'll soon be adding Chuck Prophet's "Castro Halloween" at or near the top of your list. Tis the season, let's get festive with a limited edition 7" on pumpkin-orange vinyl. "Castro Halloween" is the first physical single from Chuck's latest album, "Temple Beautiful", the much lauded ode to his hometown of San Francisco. The B-Side, "I Gotta Get Back", was recorded during the Temple Beautiful sessions, but didn't quite fit with the album's theme. However it does fit well into Prophet's cannon of great rock n roll songs.

Prophet, Chuck: Tell Me Anything (Turn to Gol... [Vinyl 7"]

Chuck's first album in 4 years is inspired by the cumbia bands he saw at San Francisco clubs in the pandemic's aftermath, while undergoing cancer treatment. The music was a source of joy, during a dark time. He started playing with ¿Qiensave? a cumbia band based in Salinas, CA. The result is 11 new Chuck Prophet songs wrapped in a cumbia shell. The latin rhythms & chord progressions merge with Chuck's signature song styles to create something new that defies genre, but is undeniably joyful. The first