Sunday, April 30, 2006
The Ill Wind - Flashes
Originally known as The Prophets, with a singer called Judy Bradbury, this band were originally from Wellsley, Massachusetts but based themselves in Boston. Clearly, a hippie as opposed to a punk band, their album is a fine one, with their sound moulded by Conny Devanney's crystal clear vocals. On tracks like Dark World her voice is beautiful, while on others, notably the widely recorded High Flying Bird, Hung Up Chick and Walkin' And Singin', it blends in beautifully with that of her male counterpart, Richard Griggs. Also of note is the unusual People Of The Night and the sleepy Full Cycle. This album is strongly recommended.The Ill Wind - Flashes
01 - walkin´ and singin´(us psychedelia 1967)
02 - sleep (us psychedelia 1967)
03 - little man (us psychedelia 1967)
04 - dark world (us psychedelia 1967)
05 - l.a.p.d. (us psychedelia 1967)
06 - high flying bird (us psychedelia 1967)
07 - hung up chick (us psychedelia 1967)
08 - people of the night (us psychedelia 1967)
09 - full cycle (us psychedelia 1967)
10 - illwind (bonus - us psychedelia 1967)
11 - you´re all i see now (bonus - us psychedelia 1967)
12 - it´s your life (bonus - us psychedelia 1967)
13 - people of the night (bonus - us psychedelia 1967)
14 - r.u. write (bonus - us psychedelia 1967)
15 - tomorrow you´ll come back (bonus - us psychedelia 1967)
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Saturday, April 29, 2006
The Fleshtones - Living Legends Series + Roman Gods
The group formed in 1976 in Queens with vocalist/keyboardist Peter Zaremba, guitarist Keith Streng, bassist Jan Marek Pukulski, and drummer Bill Milhizer and aimed to return rock and roll to the simplicity and unself-consciousness of the '50s and early-'60s. The Fleshtones debuted at CBGB's on May 19, 1976. Though they were derided by some fans and critics on the scene as a "twist band," and viewed as outsiders because of their then-unfashionable allegiance to the spirit of 50s and 60s rock & roll, The Fleshtones drew a large local following in the late 70s and played often at CBGBs and Max's Kansas City. The Fleshtones - Roman Gods
01 - The Dreg (Fleshtone-77)
02 - I've Gotta Change My Life
03 - Stop Fooling Around
04 - Hope Come Back
05 - The World Has Changed
06 - R-I-G-H-T-S
07 - Let's See The Sun
08 - Shadow-line (to J. Conrad)
09 - Chinese Kitchen
10 - Ride Your Ponry
11 - Roman Gods
The Fleshtones - Living Legends Series
1 Theme from "The Vindicators" (2:21)
2 Cold, Cold Shoes (2:40)
3 Girl from Baltimore (2:29)
4 Let's See the Sun (2:38)
5 I've Gotta Change My Life (2:26)
6 Stop Fooling Around (3:59)
7 All Around the World (3:18)
8 Shadow Line (3:10)
9 World Has Changed (3:10)
10 Can't Get Enough of Your Love (3:06)
11 She's My Baby (2:28)
12 American Beat '84 (3:26)
13 Ride Your Pony (3:16)
14 Right Side of a Good Thing (3:30)
15 Screaming Skull (3:24)
16 Deep in My Heart (3:09)
17 Mean Ole Lonesome Train (2:27)
18 Roman Gods (4:40)
19 Hall of Fame (5:14)
20 Super Hexbreaker (4:55)
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Friday, April 28, 2006
Tektites - Vol. 1-2-3-4 Some Slightly Obscure 60's Psych Tracks
Tektites - Vol. 101 - Crocheted Doughnut Ring - Two Little Ladies
02 - Rokes - Works of Bartholemew
03 - Ruperts People - Prelude to A Magic World
04 - Frugal Sound - Miss Mary
05 - Felius Andromeda - Cheadle Heath Delusions
06 - Neat Change - I Lied To Aunty May
07 - State of Mickey & Tommy - I Know What I Would Do
08 - Plastic Penny - Genevieve
09 - Friends - Mythological Sunday
10 - Tales Of Justine - Monday Morning
11 - Warm Sounds - Nite Is A Comin'
12 - Family - Scene Through They Eyes Of A Lens
13 - The Amazing Friendly Apple - Magician
13a - Nite Is A Comin (Reprise)
13a - Reprise
Tektites - Vol. 214 - Studio Six - Falling Leaves
15 - State of Mickey & Tommy - Nobody Knows Where You've Been
16 - The Poppy Family - Endless Sleep
17 - The Rokes - When The Wind Arises
18 - Boeing Duveen & The Beautiful Soup - Jabberwocky
19 - Felius Andromeda - Meditations
20 - State of Mickey & Tommy - With Love From One To Five
21 - Boeing Duveen & The Beautiful Soup - Which Dreamed It
22 - Tinkerbells Fairydust - Lazy Day
23 - Rupert's People - Dream On My Mind
24 - Stoics - Search For The Sea
26 - Dr West's Medicine Show - Jigsaw
26a - Unknown
27 - John Carter & Russ Alquist - The Laughing Man
28 - Chocolate Frog - Butchers & Bakers
Tektites - Vol. 301 - Paul Parrish - Dialogue of Wind & Lover
02 - Frabjoy And Runcible Spoon - Animal Song
03 - The Executives - Ginza Strip
04 - The Berkley Kites - What Goes Up
05 - Onyx - Taking Time Off
06 - Gentle Power of Song - Constant Penelope
07 - I Luv Wight - Let The World Wash In
08 - The Nerves - Magic Spectacles
09 - New Formula - Stay Indoors
10 - The Attack - Lady Orange Peel
11 - Jigsaw - Tumblin'
12 - Kytes - Running In The Water
13 - Orange Bicycle - Go With Goldie
14 - Warm Sounds - Smeta Murgaty
Tektites - Vol. 415 - Reprise
16 - Frabjoy & Runciple Spoon - I Am Beside Myself
17 - The Berkley Kites - Alice In Wonderland
18 - The Staccotas - Butchers & Bakers
19 - Dr Wests Medicine Show - You Can Fly
20 - The Nerve - Come The Day
21 - Brass Tacks - Maxwell Ferguson
22 - The Moving Finger - Pain Of My Misfortune
23 - Fruit Machine - I Am Alone Today
24 - Glass Menagerie - Do You Ever Think
25 - The Attack - Neville Thumbcatch
26 - The Gentle Power Of Song - A Court Garden Party
27 - Blosson Toes - Mrs Murphy's Budgie
28 - The Staccotas - Imitations Of Love
29 - The Glass Menegarie - Have You Forgotton Who You Are
30 - Dr West's Junk Band - The Circus Left Town Today
31 - The Collectors - Radio Spot
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Stalk-Forrest Group - St. Cecilia - The California Album
Stalk-Forrest Group (aka Oaxaxa; previously known as The Soft White Underbelly) recorded material in 1969 and again in 1970 for Elektra Records. An album was assembled by the label from these sessions, but never commercially released. However, it has long been rumoured, and is still possible, that acetates of the album exist. At this point, only the 45 listed above is confirmed to have been issued at the time. Most of the music recorded by the band has been circulating on cassette for twenty years or more - in varying degrees of fidelity.
The material possesses both the sophistication of their highly-regarded seventies work as The Blue Oyster Cult and the ethereal, druggy late sixties sound associated with West Coast bands like Quicksilver Messenger Service, it's no stretch to say that The Stalk-Forrest Group will find wide acceptance with viewers of this blog. Don't miss this!
Stalk-Forrest Group - St. Cecilia - The California Album
01-Gil Blanco County
02-Ragamuffin' dumplin
03-Bonomo's Turkish Taffy
04-Arthur comics
05-Curse of the hidden mirrors
06-What is quicksand
07-St. Cecilia
08-Donovan's monkey
09-I'm on the lamb, but I ain't no sheep
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Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Human Beinz - Evolution
Absolutely one of the best albums from a Nuggets-type band. People remember them for “Nobody But Me,” but on this second album they wrote their own songs and showed all sorts of growth. Great pop, garage and proto-hard rock, including an absolute monster instrumental blowout at the end. Human Beinz came from Youngstown Ohio, and were originally known as The Human Beingz. Under the guidance of their producer Alex "Lez" De Azevedo, they developed into a fine psychedelic pop group with a sense of humour. Their second album contained one of the all-time punk classics, Nobody But Me and the third "Evolution" too is recommended - consisting of anglophile pop, weird psychedelic ballads and some great psychedelia. The third album also contained a 7 minute guitar freakout April 15th, which was arguably their finest moment. part1
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The Zerfas - The Zerfas
This album, by the Indianapolis outfit featuring the Zerfas brothers David and Herman, is one of the best and probably the best-known self-pressed 70's US psych albums ever to have seen the light of day. All the material is self-penned which comes as a surprise as the tracks are uniformly strong, with lots of keyboards, sound effects, and some great harmonies. Masterful '73 private pressing on the 700 West label. Beatlesque harmonies, Pink Floydish experimentation, rock and roll execution. It about all works and virtually everyone loves it. Virtually. Side 1 is perfect. Side 2 just about the same.Very rare and expensive before the reissue came out.
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Monday, April 24, 2006
C.A. Quintet - Trip Thru Hell (Remastered with Bonus Tracks)
Ah yes, the "Trip", an LP so packed with talent and originality it alone justifies the existence of the underground collector circuit. You can pick just about any major 60s LP and this will blow it away on all counts. I assume anyone reading this already knows Ken Erwin's conceptual acid psych monster.The album commences and concludes with the 12.30 minute long instrumental title track, which at times contains some interesting sound effects. However, the standout track is a piece of classic paranoid acid dementia Cold Spider.
C.A. Quintet - Trip Thru Hell
01 - Trip Thru Hell (Part 1)
02 - Colorado Mourning
03 - Cold Spider
04 - Underground Music
05 - Sleepy Hollow Lane
06 - Smooth As Silk
07 - Trip Thru Hell (Part 2)
08 - Dr. Of Philosophy
09 - Blow To My Soul
10 - Ain't No Doubt About It
11 - Mickey's Monkey
12 - I Put A Spell On You
13 - I Shot The King
14 - Fortune Teller's Lie
15 - Sadie Lavone
16 - Bury Me In A Marijuana Field
17 - Colorado Mourning (atl.version
18 - Underground Music (alt.version
19 - Smooth As Silk (alt.version)
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Sunday, April 23, 2006
Flamin' Groovies - Supersnazz
There are few memories nicer than the rock of the Fifties and the great late-afternoon cartoons we grew up with. The fine thing about the Flamin' Groovies album, which is merely adequate otherwise, is the fidelity with which it sets the Looney Tune spirit (exuberantly childlike satire) in perfectly realized soundscapes thumpingly reminiscent of the good old days. Supersnazz indeed: Chuck Berry hot licks, pistol-packin' mamas, rockin' pneumonia and the boogie woogie flu!—sans corroding traces of the condescension, dilettantism and sweaty strain which usually mar this kind of thing. The Groovies, like no other group working in this area, communicate that sense of truly youthful enthusiasm and fun which was at the heart of early rock. Their music is fresh, innocent, and feels good night or day. No qualifications: it is truly open and ingenuous - Lester Bangspart1
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Kak - Kak (Epic 26429) 1969
This highly talented, underrated band from Sacramento in California produced what is now one of the most sought-after psychedelic albums. Mellow laid-back tracks like I've Got Time and Flowing By are merged with up-tempo numbers like Disbelievin' and Electric Sailor. The excellent guitar playing of Patten and Yoder is evident throughout the album. Most tracks, particularly the final one Lemonaide Kid had considerable commercial potential and the band was clearly a victim of under-exposure.part1
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Saturday, April 22, 2006
The Bachs - Out Of The Bachs
This is a highly collectable garage-psych classic from Chicago, indeed only 100 copies were ever pressed so original copies inevitably change hands for megabucks. Some of the finest garage cuts include You're Mine, Free Fall and Minister To A Mind Diseased, whilst My Independence Day and the superb Tables Of Grass Fields are more psychedelic. Essential. Just dig that distorted fuzz guitar on Minister To A Mind Diseased. part1
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Friday, April 21, 2006
Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Kate & Anna McGarrigle
Born in Montreal of mixed English and French-Canadian origin, Kate and Anna grew up in the Laurentian Mountains village of Saint-Sauveur-des-Monts. Taught piano by the village nuns, their family life revolved around music with regular singing sessions around the family ivories. Kate and Anna absorbed a rich musical heritage ranging from Victorian ballads to blues and Appalachian French-Canadian folk songs to music by contemporary singer-songwriters. In the 1960s, Kate went to McGill University to study engineering while Anna studied painting at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montreal. They continued to write songs and sing together and in the late 1960s and early 1970s, the sisters were active in the local folk scene, becoming regular features at the legendary Cafe Lena in Saratoga, New York. A tape of their songs made its way to Los Angeles where Maria Muldaur was preparing her first solo album. She ended up singing two of their songs, and producer Joe Boyd persuaded Warner Bros. to bring them out to sing harmonies and record a demo of their own. The resulting album, Kate & Anna McGarrigle (Warner Bros. 1976/Hannibal 1994), was recognized by most critics as an immediate classic and was chosen by Melody Maker as the "Best Album of the Year." and by Stereo Review as "Record of the Year."
Kate & Anna McGarrigle - Kate & Anna McGarrigle
1. Kiss And Say Goodbye
2. My Town
3. Blues In D
4. Heart Like A Wheel
5. Foolish You
6. Mendocino
7. Complainte Pour Ste- Catherine
8. Tell My Sister
9. Swimming Song
10. Jigsaw Puzzle Of Life
11. Go Leave
12. Travellin' On For Jesus
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Thursday, April 20, 2006
Fotheringay - 02/04/70 Wild Mountain Thyme Live at the Beeb
Fotheringay - 02/04/70 Wild Mountain Thyme Live at the Beeb 1 Too Much Of Nothing - Bob Dylan
2 The Way I Feel - Gordon Lightfoot
3 Interview
4 The Sea - Sandy Denny
5 Eppy Moray - Trad
6 The Lowlands Of Holland - Trad
7 Interview / Gypsy Davey - Trad
8 Will Ye Go Lassie Go (Wild Mountain Thyme) - Jimmy McPeake
9 John The Gun - Sandy Denny
10 Bold Jack Donahue - Trad
11 The Ballad Of Ned Kelly - Trevor Lucas
12 Intro / Banks Of The Nile - Trad
13 Late November - Sandy Denny
14 Nothing More - Sandy Denny
15 Memphis, Tennesse - Chuck Berry
16 Silver Threads And Golden Needles - Dick Reynolds / Jack Rhodes
1 - Live from the 'Beat Club: Bremen, Germany '70
2 - 4 - BBC Radio, 2/4/70
5, 7, 11 & 12 - BBC Radio, 12/4/70
8 & 9 - BBC Radio, 15/11/70
13 - Non-LP Studio
14 & 15 - Live in Rotterdam, Summer 1970
16 - BBC Radio, 5/5/70
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Tuesday, April 18, 2006
H.P. Lovecraft - Fillmore Live May 11, 1968
H.P. Lovecraft - Fillmore Live May 11, 19681. Wayfaring Stranger
2. The Drifter
3. It's About Time
4. The Whiteship
5. At The Mountains Of Madness
6. The Bag I'm In
7. I've Been Wrong Before
8. Country Boy & Bleeker Street
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Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought the Law
Bobby Fuller Four - I Fought the Lawtrack01 Not Fade Away
track02 Guess We'll Fall In Love
track03 Rock House
track04 A New Shade Of Blue
track05 Keep On Dancing
track06 King Of The Beach
track07 Linda Lu
track08 I Fought The Law
track09 Keep On Knocking
track10 Think It Over
track11 It's Love, Come What May
track12 Nervous Breakdown
track13 Baby My Heart
track14 Love's Made A Fool Of You
track15 (Medley). Louie Louie - Farmer John - Jenny Lee
track16 Wine Wine Wine
track17 Baby I Don't Care
track18 Pretty Girls Everywhere
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A Prelude To A Dream World - More 60's Lost Gems
A Prelude To A Dream World - More 60's Lost Gems01 - Toby Twirl - Back In Time
02 - The Monopoly - Magic Carpet
03 - The Waterproof Candle - Electrically Heated Child
04 - The Secrets - Infatuation
05 - The Picadilly Line - How Could You Say You're Leaving
06 - Grapefruit - The Dead Boot
07 - Toby Twirl - Movin' In
08 - The Gass Company - Nightmare
09 - Toby Twirl - Harry Faversham
10 - The Monopoly - House Of Lords
11 - The Waterproof Candle - Saturday Morning Repentance
12 - The Secrets - She's Dangerous
13 - Toby Twirl - Utopia Daydream
14 - The Picadilly Line - At The Third Stroke
15 - The Poppy Family - Endless Sleep
16 - Stoics - Search For The Sea
17 - The Rokes - Puangi Con Me
18 - The Rokes - Che Colpa Abbiamp Noi
19 - Ways & Means - Make The Radio Louder
20 - The Mickey Finn - Garden Of My Mind
21 - FAB - Restless
22 - Peppermint Trolly Company - 9 O'Clock Business Man
23 - Every Mother Son - The Proper Four Leaf Clover
24 - Adam, Mike & Tim - Flowers On The Wall
25 - Southwest F.O.B. - Green Skies
26 - Tripsichord - Fly Baby
27 - Ways & Means - Sea Of Faces
28 - Village (Peter Barden) - Man In The Moon
29 - Dukes Noblemen - City Of Windows
30 - Nite People - Is This A Dream
31 - Elmar Gantry's Velevt Opera - Dreamy
32 - Rupert's People - A Prologue To A Magic World
33 - Tinkerbell's Fairydust - Lazy Day
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The Kinks - 1972-02-27 Community Theater, Berkeley, CA
The Kinks - 1972-02-27 Community Theater, Berkeley, CA 01 tuneups + crowd noise 0:29
02 Jerry Pompeili intro > Til The End Of The Day 3:07
03 Brainwashed 3:57
04 Dead End Street 2:23
05 You're Looking Fine 6:12
06 Mr. Wonderful 1:14
07 Get Back in Line 3:26
08 Harry Rag 2:03
09 Muswell Hillbilly 2:56
10 Lola fake start 0:22
11 Sunny Afternoon 4:26
12 20th Century Man [cuts in on first notes] 6:41
13 Banana Boat Song 1:31
14 Alcohol 5:47
15 talk by Ray: intro to Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues 0:22
16 Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues 4:07
17 talk: Ray band intros 1:17
18 Skin and Bone [cuts in on first notes] 4:33
19 Lola 5:19
20 talk by Ray: intro to You Really Got Me 0:15
21 You Really Got Me 2:40
22 > All Day & All of The Night > crowd noise before encores 2:25
encores:
23 Victoria 3:03
24 Ray thanks crowd + crowd noise + Ray's intro to You Are My Sunshine 0:50
25 You Are My Sunshine 0:47
26 final thanks by Ray + Jerry Pompeili outro + crowd noise 0:16
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Monday, April 17, 2006
Jefferson Airplane - Takes Off Remastered with Bonus Tracks
Jefferson Airplane - Takes Off Remastered with Bonus Tracks1. Blues Form An Airplane
2. Let Me In
3. Bringing Me Down
4. It's No Secret
5. Tobacco Road
6. Come Up The Years
7. Run Around
8. Let's Get Together
9. Don't Slip Away
10. Chauffeur Blues
11. And I Like It
12. Bonus Tracks: Runnin' 'Round This World
13. Bonus Tracks: High Flying Bird
14. Bonus Tracks: It's Alright
15. Bonus Tracks: Go To Her (Early Version)
16. Bonus Tracks: Let Me In (Original Uncensored Version)
17. Bonus Tracks: Run Around (Original Uncensored Version)
18. Bonus Tracks: Chauffeur Blues (Alternate Version - Previously Unissued)
19. Bonus Tracks: And I Like It (Alternate Version - Previously Unissued)
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Zakary Thaks - Face to Face
One of the best garage bands of the '60s, and one of the best teenage rock groups of all time, Zakary Thaks released a half-dozen regionally distributed singles in 1966 and 1967; some were hits in their hometown of Corpus Christi, TX, but none were heard elsewhere until they achieved renown among '60s collectors. Heavily indebted (as were so many bands) to R&B-influenced British heavyweights like the Stones, the Kinks, and the Yardbirds, the group added a thick dollop of Texas raunch to their fuzzy, distorted guitars and hell-bent energy. Most importantly, they were first-rate songwriters, with the breakneck "Bad Girl" (later compiled on Pebbles, Vol. 2), "Won't Come Back," the smoking "Face to Face," "Can't You Hear Your Daddy's Footsteps," and the folk-rock/Merseybeat hybrid "Please" ranking among the top echelon of American '60s garage rock. Their 1967 singles found the group moving into psychedelic territory; some songs betrayed a Moby Grape influence, and some good melodic numbers were diluted by poppy arrangements that recalled the Buckinghams and Grass Roots. Lead singer Chris Gerniottis, only 15 when Zakary Thaks began making records, joined another interesting Corpus Christi garage/psychedelic group, the Liberty Bell.
Zakary Thaks - Face to Face 1. Mirror Of Yesterday
2. Please
3. Face To Face
4. Bad Girl
5. I Need You
6. Won't Come Back
7. Weekdays Blues
8. Can't You Hear Your Daddy's Footsteps
9. Green Crystal Ties
10. My Door
11. Outprint
12. Everybody Wants To Be Somebody
13. Footsteps Jam
14. The Mirrors Reflection
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Saturday, April 15, 2006
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence
Mystic Siva - Under The InfluenceMystic Siva - Under The Influence - 01 - Keep Your Head.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 02 - Spinning A Spell.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 03 - Come On Closer.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 04 - Super Natural Mind.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 05 - Come Together.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 06 - Magic Luv.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 07 - Find Out Why.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 08 - I??m A Man.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 09 - Tobacco Road.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 10 - Sitting In A Room.
Mystic Siva - Under The Influence - 11 - Black Sheep (S.R.C.)
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A Walk in Alice's Garden - 32 Desperately Rare 60's Psych Tunes
A Walk in Alice's Garden - VA01 - BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Dr Who
02 - The Explosive - Miss Alice's Garden
03 - Wonderland - Moscow
04 - Svensk - Dream Machine
05 - Kenny Everitt - Nice Time
06 - Warm Sounds - Birds & Bees
07 - Skip Bifferty - Cover Girl
08 - Andy Kim - Rainbow Ride
09 - Rhubard Rhubard - Rainmaker
10 - Elmar Gantry's Velvet Opera - Salisbury Plain
11 - Andy Kim - Ressurection
12 - Svensk - Getting Old
13 - Rhubarb Rhubard - Money Lender
14 - Kenny Everitt - Another Little Train No
15 - Plastic Penny - Genevieve
16 - Wonderland - Poochy
17 - The Explosive - Cities Make The Country Cold
18 - Everybody - Do Like The Children Do
19 - The Capes Of Good Hope - Winter's Children
20 - The Explosive - Step Out Of Line
21 - The Explosive - I Get My Kicks From Living
22 - Hermin's Hermits - Marcel
23 - The Rainy Daze - In My Mind Lives A Forest
24 - Ola - That's Why I Cry
25 - Everybody - The Shape Of Things To Come
26 - New York Public Library - Got To Get Away
27 - The Garden Of Eden - Got To Get Away
28 - Ola - What A Way To Die
29 - The Hobbits - Everything's Turning Out Fine
30 - The Neat Change - I Lied To Aunty May
31 - Consortium - All The Love In The world
32 - Julie Driscoll - Road To Cairo
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Xhol Caravan - Electrip
XHOL was one of the first bands who participated at the send of the 60s to the launch of the Krautrock movement in Germany. Nevertheless their music cannot be categorised. Their roots came from rhythm’n blues with soul tendencies. With their second album “electrip” they rapidly found their own style which can be considered as an original fusion of free jazz, psychedelic rock and electronic experimentations. Very dynamic their jazz rock can sometimes be compared with the spirit of the psychedelic soul developed by SOFT MACHINE. However the unusual use of electric instruments and electronic manipulations made XHOL absolutely unique. After "Electric", the band carries on their musical adventure with two great and totally free jazz rock albums. Dominated by endless, electric and cool improvisations "Hau Ruk" is a must for fusion and jazz lovers. Their last studio album “Motherf**kers GmbH" recorded in 1972 is a monument. All the compositions have their own feelings, sometimes delivering captivating and powerful blues, kraut, and jazz elements. However this album put the stress on a second fascinating side of XHOL’s musical universe: experimental organ works and psych/ folk interludes. This last album is nearer to Krautrock mesmerizing musical themes, more twisted, spacey and devoted to avant-garde. XHOL’s influence on a bench of german prog bands and on the adepts of free rock music in general is undeniable. Xhol Caravan - Electrip
Track listing
1. Electric Fun Fair (6:25)
2. Pop Games (6:56)
3. All Green (7:38)
4. Raise Up High (17:45)
5. Walla Masallah (1:38)
Bonus Tracks:
6. Planet Earth (2:46)
7. So Down (3:29)
Total Time: 46:37
Line-up
- Skip van Wyck / drums
- Tim Belbe / saxophone
- Hansi Fischer / saxophone, flute
- Klaus Briest / bass
- Öcki / keyboards
Releases information
LP Hansa 80.098-IU / CD Germanophon 941066 (1995) / CD Garden of Delights GoD 045 (2000)
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Thursday, April 13, 2006
Creation of Sunlight - Creation of Sunlight
Despite the reissues many are still unfamiliar with this Sunset Strip-style psych wonderama, so full of 60s summer charm you'll play it over and over. Strawberry Alarmclock's first two LPs are the obvious reference for these guys and they pull it off with equal talent and class, not a dull moment. The perfect summer album. With harmonies to die for, colorful arrangements that highlight great organ and guitar playing, and, most of all, an album full of hit-worthy songs, this is an all-time classic. Like the similar SAC, at times the oh-so-happy sound veers towards the cheesy, but never quite pushes it too far. Instantly memorable, but also with a lot of depth. Every song is a winner. In a better world they would have been superstars.Creation of Sunlight - Creation of Sunlight (Windi ST 1001-1002) 1968 R4
Colors Of Love
David
Hammonds Eggs
In The Middle Of Happy
Light Without Heat
Rush Hour Blues
Second Thoughts
Seven Times Infinity
Sometimes A Woman
The Fun Machine
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History of UK Underground Folk Rock - Vol. 1-2
You can think of this as sort of an equivalent to specialty series like Nuggets, Rubble, and Pebbles that unearthed very obscure 1960s rock, the difference being that this focuses on British folk-rock of the late '60s and '70s. Although artists like 14.Fairport Convention, Steeleye Span, the Incredible String Band, and Pentangle are fairly popular and well-known, there have been very few discs dedicated to excavation of other bands working along the same lines that never got anywhere (commercially that is). This CD is compiled from rare albums, along with presenting previously unavailable songs by the Trees, Tir Na Nog, Mellow Candle, and Harison. Now, when the Trees and Mellow Candle are by far the most recognizable names on the track listing, you know this is digging deep. Note, however, that unlike many anthologies of obscure genre music -- for whatever genre -- the quality on this and Vol. 2 of this series is pretty high, and virtually guaranteed to appeal to fans of classic British folk-rock in the Fairport/Steeleye/Incredibles mold. Whether high female vocals in the Sandy Denny/Jacqui McShee style or fairly exotic acoustic-based folk-psych is your bag, there's a lot of it here.
History of UK Underground Folk Rock - Vol. 1
1. Shide and Acorn - Under the Tree (1971)
2. Caedmon - Aslan (1978)
3. Tir Na Nog - Our Love (1970)
4. Mellow Candle - Sheep Season (1969)
5. Parameter - Emmeline (1971)
6. Flibbertigibbet - Little Roving Sailer (1978)
7. Horison - Sea of Tranquility (1969)
8. Vulcans Hammer - Jamie (1972)
9. Caedmon - Sea Song (1978)
10. Stone Angel - Dancing at Whitsun (1974)
11. Mark Newman - Patterns (1969)
12. Trees - Little Black Cloud (1969)
13. Midwinter - Winter Song (1973)
14. Artist Unknown - Hymn For Today (C.1968)
15. Loudest Whisper - She Moves Through the Fair (1976)
16. Skybird - Magdelena (1975)
17. Gallery - The Baron of Brackley (1973)
18. Water into Wine Band - Waiting for Another Day (1976)
History of UK Underground Folk Rock - Vol. 2
1. Mellow Candle - Silver Song
2. Stone Angel - The Bells Of Dunwich
3. Loudest Whisper - Silent O'Moyle
4. Parameter - Sun Gone
5. Shide and Acorn - I Used To Live Within A World
6. Blue Epitaph - Ffief
7. Mark Newman - Mustapha
8. Mourning Phase - Ring Out The Bells
9. No. 9 Bread Street - Girl For All Seasons
10. Melton Constable - River Lane
11. Parameter - Virgin Childe
12. Horison - Epic
13. Waiting For The Sun - Waiting For The Sun
14. Moths - Halfdans Daughter
15. Caedman - London Pslam
16. Tir Na Nog - Daisy Lady
17. Flibbertigibbet - My Lagan Love
18. Midwinter - Sanctuary Stone
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History of UK Underground Folk Rock - Vol. 11. Shide and Acorn - Under the Tree (1971)
2. Caedmon - Aslan (1978)
3. Tir Na Nog - Our Love (1970)
4. Mellow Candle - Sheep Season (1969)
5. Parameter - Emmeline (1971)
6. Flibbertigibbet - Little Roving Sailer (1978)
7. Horison - Sea of Tranquility (1969)
8. Vulcans Hammer - Jamie (1972)
9. Caedmon - Sea Song (1978)
10. Stone Angel - Dancing at Whitsun (1974)
11. Mark Newman - Patterns (1969)
12. Trees - Little Black Cloud (1969)
13. Midwinter - Winter Song (1973)
14. Artist Unknown - Hymn For Today (C.1968)
15. Loudest Whisper - She Moves Through the Fair (1976)
16. Skybird - Magdelena (1975)
17. Gallery - The Baron of Brackley (1973)
18. Water into Wine Band - Waiting for Another Day (1976)
History of UK Underground Folk Rock - Vol. 21. Mellow Candle - Silver Song
2. Stone Angel - The Bells Of Dunwich
3. Loudest Whisper - Silent O'Moyle
4. Parameter - Sun Gone
5. Shide and Acorn - I Used To Live Within A World
6. Blue Epitaph - Ffief
7. Mark Newman - Mustapha
8. Mourning Phase - Ring Out The Bells
9. No. 9 Bread Street - Girl For All Seasons
10. Melton Constable - River Lane
11. Parameter - Virgin Childe
12. Horison - Epic
13. Waiting For The Sun - Waiting For The Sun
14. Moths - Halfdans Daughter
15. Caedman - London Pslam
16. Tir Na Nog - Daisy Lady
17. Flibbertigibbet - My Lagan Love
18. Midwinter - Sanctuary Stone
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Nick Drake - Fives Leaves Left
It seems like Nick Drake came out of nowhere when he arrived on the music scene in the late 1960s. His music sounds like nothing that came before it and no matter how many people try, no one will ever be able to match the pure genius of his work. Although all of his albums are never less than fantastic, "Five Leaves Left" is probably the most cohesive and best presents his complete artistic statement. Drake's songs are truly magical. His harmony is always unique and unusual but never too complicated to allow his technical mastery as a composer and guitarist to control the simple, understated beauty of his songs. His lyrics are mysterious and seem to come from another world. You could analyze them to death but the best way to experience the power of his music is to simply listen and absorb it all without question...somehow you know what he's singing about and all else in the world simply seems unimportant...The string arrangements on this recording are always tasteful and add another layer of tortured beauty to Drake's mellow and morose songs. His voice sounds peaceful and has a complete lack of anger or hate. Nick Drake - Fives Leaves Left
1. Time Has Told Me
2. River Man
3. Three Hours
4. Way To Blue
5. Day Is Done
6. 'Cello Song
7. The Thoughts Of Mary Jane
8. Man In A Shed
9. Fruit Tree
10. Saturday Sun
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Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Fairport Convention - What We Did on Our Holidays
Fairport Convention - 1969 What We Did on Our Holidays1. Fotheringay
2. Mr Lacey
3. Book Song
4. The Lord Is In This Place How Dreadful Is This Place
5. No Mans Land
6. Ill Keep It With Mine
7. Eastern Rain
8. Nottamun Town
9. Tale In Hard Time
10. She Moves Through The Fair
11. Meet On The Ledge
12. End Of A Holiday
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Monday, April 10, 2006
Manu Chao - Live Mendoza 2000
Manu Chao helped begin the Latin Alternative movement, way back in the '80s — although it had no name then — and in his later work he cuts a cross-cultural swathe across styles and geographic boundaries. Chao, whose real name is Oscar Tramor, was born on June 26, 1961 in Paris, to Spanish parents — his father Ramon Chao a respected writer, comes from Galicia, his mother Bilbao. Growing up bilingual, he was also influenced by the punk scene across the English Channel that happened while he was still in his teens. As a teen he played in bands, including a rockabilly outfit called Les Hot Pants, which won local critical praise but never went anywhere before breaking up. After that, Chao and his cousin began Mano Negra, named for an anarchist organization which operated in Spain. They recorded their first single, "Mala Vida," for a small label, but its French success led them to a contract with Virgin — something many early fans decried as selling out.Manu Chao - live in Mendoza [05.04.2000]
1. Intro 3:01
2. Bienvenido A Tijuana 2:10
3. Bala Perdida 3:32
4. Machine Gun 4:10
5. Clandestino 4:07
6. Peligro 3:07
7. Welcome To Tijuana + El Viento 6:18
8. Casa Babylon + Mama Perfecta 6:59
9. Por El Suelo 4:12
10. Calipso Bananero [Bananita Dolca] 6:15
11. Fire 3:15
12. Marijuana Boogie 4:56
13. Bobbie Marley 9:35
14. Radio Bemba 2:28
15. Se Que No 5:30
1. La Vaca Loca + El Viento 6:59
2. Radio Bemba Sound System 1 4:43
3. Radio Bemba Sound System 2 2:10
4. El Tren Se Fue 1:32
5. Dia Luna... Dia Pena + Seqor Matanza 6:31
6. Luna Y Sol 2:23
7. King Kong Five 7:29
8. Radio Bemba Sound System 3 8:16
9. Clandestino 2:53
10. Desaparecido 9:19
11. Minha Galera 3:01
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The Nightcrawlers - The Little Black Egg
Wellknown folkrock/garage LP from Chuck Conlon and pals who had a minor hit with the strange title track. The rest is pretty solid, all originals with a jangly local sound similar to the first Love LP. The Nightcrawlers are best remembered for the haunting and cryptic folk-rocker Little Black Egg which personifies their sound - a sultry garage version of the Beau Brummels, with their plaintive Searchers-like melodies and a hint at the Stones' shake and rattle in the more upbeat material. Little Black Egg became a local hit and the band got plenty of gigs. Live most of the songs featured Rob Rouse on lead vocals and they performed more upbeat and soulful material, whereas Conlan sang lead on his compositions in the studio with Rouse or Thomason on harmonies. When Kapp picked up on the band they pushed to get more material out of a band that was raw but had obvious hit potential. Little Black Egg was re-released and started picking up in other regions; it would be pushed for a third time and eventually hit the Billboard charts in early 1967, long after the original band who recorded it had split. The Nightcrawlers - The Little Black Egg
1 A Basket Of Flowers 1
2 I Don't Remember 2
3 If You Want My Love 3
4 Me For Me 4
5 Show Me The Way 5
6 The Little Black Egg 6
7 Washboard 7
8 What Time Is It 8
9 Who Knows 9
10 You're Running Wild 10
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Sunday, April 09, 2006
Impala Syndrome - Impala Syndrome (Parallax P-4002) 1969
Originally from Venezuela, where they were known as Los Impala, this group relocated to Madrid, Spain in 1965. After a few months, their singer Henry Stephens left to pursue a solo career, recording an EP as Lord Henry Con Los Impala. After a few years the band moved to Chicago, releasing their Impala Syndrome album which is well worth checking out. An effective blend of melodic, laid back songs (Love Grows A Flower, Land Of No Time and the superb Eastern-influenced finale, Run (Don't Look Behind)) combined with fuzz guitar numbers like Too Much Time and Let Them Try. New Love Time is also rather catchy but Leave, Eve sounds unashamedly like The Rascals' Its Wonderful.
Impala Syndrome - Impala Syndrome (Parallax P-4002) 1969
Children Of The Forest
For A Small Fee
I Want To Hug The Sky
Land Of No Time
Leave, Eve
Let Them Try
Love Grows A Flower
New Love Time
Run (Don't Look Behind)
Too Much Time
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Majic Ship - The Complete Recordings
Majic Ship - The Complete RecordingsMajic Ship evolved out of The Primitives, an outfit formed by Ray Rifice and Tommy Nikosey whilst at Saint Anselm's school in New York at the tender age of thirteen!
Night Time Music was selected as WMCA's "Pick Of The Week" in Dec '68, and the soulful Hummin' was picked as its follow-up, charting regionally, and allowing the band to tour around the East Coast. After a further two singles, including the excellent Green Plant, Jeff Bilotta quit... and the band, wishing to return to their rock roots, went back into the studio to record their debut album.
Like many bands of the era, their album was largely overlooked at the time, although it is in retrospect a definite 'classic', with the years spent gigging and recording 45s resulting in a well produced and 'rounded' album that flows with a graceful beauty absent in many chart acts. However also like many of their counterparts, their progress was brought to an untimely end when in 1971 their rented apartment in Staten Island burned down together with all their equipment. With no insurance, the band called it quits.
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Saturday, April 08, 2006
Fairport Convention - Fairport Convention (1968)
Fairport Convention - Fairport Convention (1968)1. Time Will Show The Wiser
2. I Dont Know Where I Stand
3. If (Stomp)
4. Decameron
5. Jack ODiamonds
6. Portfolio
7. Chelsea Morning
8. Sun Shade
9. The Lobster
10. Its Alright Ma Its Only Witchcraft
11. One Sure Thing
12. M1 Breakdown
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Jeff Beck - Live at BB King Blues Club
Recorded live, a day before the 2003 tour finishes, when Jeff played at The B.B. King's Blues Club And Grill, New York, NY. Not available at the record stores in town, you can only buy this through www.jeffbeckbootlegs.com. Jeff's guitar sounds are mixed apparently loud, CD is packaged simply in a paper sleeve, and no "Epic" name or logo are found on its cover. Bootleg style. Jeff's performance is exactly far from carefulness, but that reminds us that we always feel his guitar's charm in that kind of roughness.Jeff Beck - Live at BB King Blues Club
1. Roy's Toy
2. Psycho Sam
3. Big Block
4. Freeway Jam
5. Brush With The Blues
6. Scatterbrain
7. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
8. Nadia
9. Savoy
10. Angel (Footsteps)
11. Seasons
12. Where Were You
13. You Never Know
14. A Day In The Life
15. People Get Ready
16. My Thing
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Friday, April 07, 2006
Faine Jade - Introspection
Wellknown and wellregarded NYC psycher, especially in UK where it's been reissued twice. Recorded with acidpunk legends Bohemian Vendetta as backup band, this is a solid trip through UK-influenced '67 landscapes with the Long Island garage roots showing now and then. Faine Jade - Introspection
1 faine jade 01 tune up 1
2 faine jade 02 doctor paul overture 2
3 faine jade 03 people games play1 3
4 faine jade 04 cold winter sun 4
5 faine jade 05 i lived tomorrow 5
6 faine jade 06 ballad of the bad guys 6
7 faine jade 07 piano interlude 7
8 faine jade 08 introspection 8
9 faine jade 09 in a brand new groove 9
10 faine jade 10 on the inside 10
11 faine jade 11 don't hassle me 11
12 faine jade 12 grand finale 12
13 faine jade 13 stand together 13
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Thursday, April 06, 2006
Clearlight - Les Contes Du Singe Fou
Essentially French keyboardist Cyrille Verdeaux and an ever-changing list of collaborators, among them Christian Boule and Gilbert Artman, Clearlight was among the most well-known French symphonic progressive rock bands of the 1970s. Their massive, occasionally psychedelic sound showed a different side to Verdeaux than his later, more new age records. One of the first bands signed to the fledgling Virgin Records in the early 1970s, Clearlight has been compared to such progressive bands as Yes and Genesis as well as more experimental groups like Gong.1977's Les Contes du Singe Fou was a collaboration with British vocalist/lyricist Ian Bellamy and was among the group's more psychedelic works.
Clearlight - Les Contes Du Singe Fou
01 - The Key 1) The Outsider
02 - The Key 2) A Trip To the Orient
03 - The Key 3) Lightsleeper's Despair
04 - Soliloque
05 - Time Skater 1) Prelude
06 - Time Skater 2) Countdown To Eternity
07 - Time Skater 3) The Cosmic Crusaders
08 - Stargazer
09 - Return To The Source
Total Time: 40:45
Line-up
- Serge Aouzi / drums, percussion
- Ian Bellamy / vocals
- Tim Blake / synthesizers
- Yves Chouard / guitars
- Joel Dugrenot / bass
- Didier Lockwood / violins
- Francis Mandin / Arp Odyssey
- Cyrille Verdeaux / keyboards, timbales
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Jacqui McShee's Pentangle - Feoffees' Lands
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle - Feoffees' LandsJacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-01-Banks Of The Nile
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-02-Nothing Really Changes
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-03-Acrobat
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-04-Now's The Time
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-05-Hot Air - Hot Night
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-06-No Sweet Sorrows
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-07-Sovay
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-08-Two Magicians
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-09-You've Changed
Jacqui McShee's Pentangle-Feoffees' Lands-10-Broomfield Hill
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Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed BlueFairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 01 - Woodworm Swing
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 02 - Men
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 03 - Aunt Sally Shuffle
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 04 - There Once Was Love-Innstück
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 05 - Frozen Man
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 06 - Mr Sands is in the Building
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 07 - Lalla Rookh
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 08 - Foolish You
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 09 - Crazy Man Michael
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 10 - Widow of Westmoreland's Daughter
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 11 - Genesis Hall
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 12 - The Deserter
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 13 - The Swimming Song
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 14 - Struck it Right
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 15 - The Hiring Fair
Fairport Convention - Old New Borrowed Blue - 16 - Matty Groves-Dirty Linen
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Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten
Steeleye Span - Storm Force TenSteeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 01 - Awake, Awake
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 02 - Sweep, Chimney Sweep
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 03 - The Wife Of The Soldier
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 04 - The Victory
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 05 - The Black Freighter (From -The Threepenny Opera-)
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 06 - Some Rival
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 07 - Treadmill Song
Steeleye Span - Storm Force Ten - 08 - Seventeen Come Sunday
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Monday, April 03, 2006
Alan Stivell - Master Serie
Alan Stivell is a performer most notable for his celtic harp, who combines the old and the new with grace and precision. He has amassed a huge knowledge of past musical idioms and translates them into modern relevance with his passionate rhythms and lyrics that sometimes border on despairing, and which are always heartfelt. This compilation disk emphasizes Stivell's early work (the first 4-5 albums or so from 1971-74), which is widely regarded as his best and most exciting period. The selection of songs is excellent, reflecting both his more more delicate folksy side (e.g. "Reflets", "Ys", "Suite des Montagnes") and his more rocking side ("Pop Plinn",
"Hep Brezhoneg", etc.). What makes this compilation especially notable is that it contains studio versions of "Tri Martolod", "Pop Plinn", and "The Wind of Keltia"-- which were released as singles and are unavailable on any of Stivell's 'regular' CDs. (Live versions of these tunes are available on _Live at the Olympia_, but those who want to hear the studio versions have no choice but to get this disk).
Alan Stivell - Master Serie
1. Ian Morrisson Reel
2. Tri Martolod
3. Susy Mac Guire
4. Reflets
5. Pop Plinn
6. She Moved Through The Fair
7. Can I Melinydd
8. The Wind Of Keltia
9. Suite Sudarmoricaine
10. Suite Des Montagnes
11. Ys
12. Eliz Iza
13. Broceliande
14. Marig Ar Pollanton
15. Brezhoneg'raok
16. Suite Irlandaise
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Sunday, April 02, 2006
Folkdove - Folkdove (French Psych Folk 1975)
There are many French folk gems most of them are totally unknown outside of France. Only some limited reissues, like the 2 items from Mormos, or some compilations from Malicorne. Folkdove from Brittany (Bretagne) is also such a gem, which was originally issued as a 400-600 private press. This is now reissued on CD from a "with no noise system remastered vinyl recording", with perfect sound. It doesn't really sound too different from the best UK examples which have medieval inspirations, subtle original and inspired arrangements, and beautiful vocals (items like Midwinter, Mourning Phase,..). What confirmed this original sound were some old instruments which were especially made for the band, like psalter, spinet, and medieval dulcimer. A couple of songs have very beautiful vocal arrangements. Often the six-piece group arrangements are sparse and rich at the same time. The female vocals for instance have a rich coloured sound too, which are already a blessing to hear. A must-have.Folkdove - Folkdove (French Psych Folk 1975)
01 - willow song
02 - niebelung 1
03 - dark eyed sailor
04 - reverdie
05 - the wind and the rain
06 - dit le bourguignon
07 - loibere risen
08 - borogove
09 - pretty sarah
10 - niebelung ii
11 - sylvie
12 - lord franklin
13 - o my hart
14 - lord of the dance
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Flibbertigibbet - Whistling Jigs to the Moon (UK Folk Psych 1978)
If you're a fan of Mellow Candle, and one of their female singers, mainly Alison Williams, then you'll love this group and CD. Alison's beautiful voice sounds just as good at the time she was in Mellow Candle, and some of the songs are similar, but still quite different. This group was from South Africa, and it says that the LP has remained unknown to collector's of rare records until this CD release. It's just beautiful music, and outstanding vocals by both Alison and one of the other members. The guitarist that was in Mellow Candle plays on this album, and there's some great guitar playing.Flibbertigibbet - Whistling Jigs to the Moon (UK Folk Psych 1978)
01 - the blackleg miner
02 - little roving sailor
03 - mariner blues
04 - the black cap
05 - an suisin ban (the white blank
06 - medley - the rose tree, the ch
07 - blackberry bush - blackberry b
08 - whistling jigs to the moon - t
09 - the brisk young widow - sheffi
10 - seafarer
11 - shepherd o shepherd - linnen h
12 - the green cockade
13 - four drunken maidens - rolling
14 - episodes
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Sandy Denny - Live At York University, 14th October 1972
Sandy Denny - Live At York University, 14th October 197201 - It'll Take A Long Time
02 - Bushes & Briars
03 - Sweet Rosemary
04 - It Suits Me Well
05 - The Sea Captain
06 - Tomorrow Is A Long Time
07 - The Lady
08 - John The Gun
09 - Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood
10 - Late November
11 - The Music Weaver
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Saturday, April 01, 2006
Van Morrison - Unplugged in the Studio
Van Morrison - Unplugged in the StudioAstral Weeks 1968
The Way Young Lovers Do (3:33) acoustic guitar
Ballerina (4:45) acoustic guitar
Moondance 1969
And It Stoned Me (4:22) acoustic guitar & harmony vocals
Caravan (4:35) acoustic guitar & electric bass
Come Running (1:45) acoustic guitar
These Dreams Of You (2:24) acoustic guitar & tambourine
Brand New Day (5:56) acoustic guitar, electric bass & drums
His Band And The Street Choir 1970
Domino (3:56) acoustic guitar, percussion & harmony vocals
If I Ever Needed Someone (3:42) acoustic guitar
Tupelo Honey 1971
Wild Night (5:18) acoustic guitar & acoustic bass
When That Evening Sun Goes Down (2:14) acoustic guitar
Unissued Songs 1968 - 1971
Nobody Really Knows (6:04) acoustic guitar & acoustic bass
Bit By Bit (4:58) acoustic guitar & acoustic bass
Hey Where Are You (6:23) acoustic guitar, acoustic bass & flute
I Need Your Kind Of Loving (3:29) acoustic guitar, acoustic bass & flute
Lorna (2:35) acoustic guitar
Rock And Roll Band (5:02) acoustic guitar
Funny Face (2:22) acoustic guitar
Total time: (74:18)
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Psych-out - Original Soundtrack
Original Soundtrack 1. The Pretty Song from Psych-out The Storybook
2. Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow The Strawberry Alarm Clock
3. Two Fingers Pointing on You The Seeds
4. Ashbury Wednesday Boenzee Cryque
5. The World's on Fire The Strawberry Alarm Clock
6. Psych-out Sanctorium The Storybook
7. Beads of Innocence The Storybook
8. The Love Children The Storybook
9. Psych-out The Storybook
10. The World's on Fire (Long Version) The Strawberry Alarm Clock
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