Golden Dawn: Power Plant (on CD)
proper 60's Texas psych rock originally released on International Artists.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVnRw_S-8ZI
Golden Dawn: Power Plant (on CD)
proper 60's Texas psych rock originally released on International Artists.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVnRw_S-8ZI
I like most of Mr Clyro's output :DQuote:
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Me too but opposites has got to be one of my favourites.Quote:
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Queen: A Night At The Opera.
A proper rock album that still delights after all these years.
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love that album annallQuote:
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Very well recorded for a live album.Quote:
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Now some early Shirl
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Gold - Ryan Adams
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Some R&R now, Prine style.
From angel of montgomery to iron ore betty, prine and co really entertain. If memory serves they are all from Chicago, .....
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On Sept. 23, 1978, John Prine rolled into Chicago’s Park West for an evening of rollicking rock and roll. Although the night’s performance was captured on tape, the recordings languished, lost in Prine’s basement, for the next 40 years. On Record Store Day in April 2015, Oh Boy Records pressed and released 2000 copies of September 78 on orange vinyl. Anyone who missed out on the opportunity to grab this rare Prine recording now has the chance to add to their collection.
While John Prine remains the living poet laureate of folk and Americana (an honor he’d quickly bestow on his good friend, the late great Steve Goodman), he’s also a hell of a performer, cracking jokes on stage, telling hilarious stories, and enjoying himself as he entertains his audience. September 78 illustrates his showmanship and provides electrifying performances from Prine’s rock and roll band: Prine’s longtime friend Johnny Burns scorches the stage with his guitar licks; Howard Levy holds forth on harmonica, piano, organ, penny whistle, sax, and mandolin; Tommy “Pickles” Piekarski keeps the bottom strong on bass; and Angelo Varias holds down the rhythm section on drum.
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Alison Krauss and Union Station....Live........ mostly recorded at Austin City Limits. hard to believe it was 16 years ago..
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Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown
Deep Forest & Gaudi - Epic Circuits (Flac)
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Frank Sinatra. The standards bob sang
accompanying the iconic singer are led by Nelson Riddle, Gordon Jenkins, Billy May, Alex Stordahl and Tommy Dorsey, among others. Dylan once related this about an encounter he had with Ol' Blue Eyes: 'He was funny, we were standing out on his patio at night and he said to me, 'You and me, pal, we got blue eyes, we're from up there' and he pointed to the stars. 'These other bums are from down here'. I remember thinking that he might be right.'
Just arrived. Seems a good pressing, although not as good as the JLH album at the Bakeoff. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...1339ed85f0.jpg
In light of having heard Roundabout being broken down http://theartofsound.net/forum/showt...334#post994334 it's only natural to play the full album.
And what an album it still is!
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Bjørn Riis - Forever Comes To An End (LP)
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Just been listening to (very eclectic...)
DEVO - Duty Now For The Future (1979)
Betty Wright - Danger High Voltage (1974)
Currently listening to DJ Shadow - The less you know the better (2011)
All vinyl
Basia - London New York Warsaw (1991)
David Sylvian - Secrets of the Behive (1987)
Both on Vinyl
A lovely bit of Mike Dawes (Era) quietly now though as it's getting late...
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Rush - A Farewell To Kings
Nice!Quote:
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One for guitar fans. A southern rock extravaganza! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R82OM5tzcrk
I just played this twice! :D
Pink Floyd... The Wall live...is there anybody out there? Disc 2
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King Hillbilly Bop 'n' Boogie: King/Federal's Roots of Rockabilly 1944-1956 (cd)
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King Records would eventually became much better known for R&B, soul, and rock & roll records than country-oriented ones. But from the mid-'40s to the mid-'50s, it was very active in the hillbilly market, recording numerous artists who were bridging older country and old-timey styles with Western swing, R&B, boogie, blues, pop, and whatnot to help pave the way for rockabilly. This collection of 26 such sides would thus be interesting for historical importance alone, and it's a good bonus that the music is very good as well, though sometimes it gets a little similar-sounding in its hillbilly boogie. Some of these names will be pretty familiar to country music fans, including the Delmore Brothers (whose 1947 recording, "Beale Street Boogie," not issued until the 1980s, is about as close to rock & roll as any white performer got before 1948), Grandpa Jones, Bill Carlisle, Cowboy Copas, Moon Mullican, and Hardrock Gunter. At least half, though, are likely to draw a blank unless you're a specialist collector, though some turn out to have connections to big names, like Luke Wills, brother of Bob Wills.
26 glorious tracks here....
here is a track from fairley holden, called papa gettin' old
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Some More Americana here with ...The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of: Super Rarities & Unissued Gems of the 1920s and '30s
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Obviously the sound quality of many of these is iffy, but non the less enjoyable and important
Levon Helm...Dirt Farmer.....
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Levon Helm, ex drummer/vocalist of The Band, with his best solo effort. Produced by Larry Campbell, a session guitarist and member of Bob Dylan's road band, in collaboration with Amy Helm, Levon's daughter, who both contribute as well.
now, Neil Young... Greatest Hits...
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As Good as it gets Neil Young Wise I guess bar his live double at massey hall in 71
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Relics..Pink Floyd... A bit like me, a relic... A great intro to Floyd's early stuff this compilation... singles and first 3 albums I think...
intersteller overdrive to arnold layne... what a band they were in the day...
These choral arrangements of rock songs by the lead man of the Kinks, Ray Davis are superb.
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The Crouch End Festival Chorus and Ray Davis...
A quick blast of "The Wall" and now;
Crime Of The Century/ Supertramp... This is their 3rd Album(1974) and for me anyway, preferred to Breakfast in America... Probably because it was their first good album.
once said of them,quite like that :lol:Quote:
they come across as snarky collegiate elitists, an art rock variation on Steely Dan
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Although i sold my vinyl version i still have a nice cd version.
The Delmore Brothers. Freight Train Boogie...
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...A good compilation this, and considering the stuff is 40's and 50's material, sounds very good. The great Lonnie Glosson is playing Harmonica on many of the tracks....worth it for that alone.:)
This was again important as forerunner to rockabilly and early rock & roll.
Louis armstrong/ Satchmo.
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More his later stuff this but still very good. thus why its here rather than in the jazz section. Louis was and I think still is the oldest man to have a no1 hit....64 I think...
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John Prine..sept78
Eva Cassidy...nightbird
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Got this on vinyl too.. superb live recording
Magnum - The Eleventh Hour! (LP)
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Mr Tex-Mex. Doug Sahm
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Bluegrass God. John Hartford
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The Mission- Ennio Morricone......soundtrack
So good I'm listening againQuote:
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Buddy Miller • Poison Love
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John Prine Live on Tour
Mystery - Lies and Butterflies (Spotify)
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Cracking new release from them [emoji4]
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opens with Pete Seeger with the album title track, from an old African American spiritualist song I shall not be moved. follows into big rock candy mountain by Burl Ives... a great album for folk who like Americana