What made the Groovies such a formidable band was the double dynamite supplied by guitarist Cyril Jordan and singer/wildman Roy A. Loney. Together they formed an uneasy partnership that guided the band through its most fertile period, from 1968-1971. In 1968, for next to nothing, the band recorded a seven-song EP entitled Sneakers. This little bit of DIY ingenuity resulted in a contract with Epic and the huge sum of 80,000 dollars (1968 dollars, mind you) to be spent on their debut recording, Supersnazz. It was a great album that didn't sell, but did get them dropped from Epic. Quickly signing with Kama Sutra, the Groovies closed the '60s and started the '70s with two terrific records (Flamingo and Teenage Head), but public apathy and the increasingly tempestuous relationship between Jordan and Loney led to the latter's departure for a solo career in 1971. Jordan, now free to run the band as a "benevolent" dictator and indulge his passion for a more folk-rock (read: Byrds) focus, hired guitarist/vocalist Chris Wilson, curiously added the apostrophe to their first name, and in 1972 moved the band to England.
Flamin Groovies - Super Sneakers
1. I'm Drowning
2. Babes In The Sky
3. Lovetime
4. My Yada
5. Golden Clouds
6. Slide, The
7. Prelude In A Flat To Afternoon Of A Pud
8. Cabria - (bonus track)
9. In Between - (bonus track)
10. Doin' My Time - (bonus track)
11. Night Owl Blues
12. Wild About My Lovin' - (bonus track)
13. Slide, The - (bonus track)
14. My Yada - (bonus track)
15. Local Boy Makes Good - (bonus track)
16. Sportin' Life - (bonus track)
17. Good Morning, Mr. Stone - (bonus track)

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In addition to their six Top 40 songs, the Yardbirds will be remembered as having produced the top three English blues-based guitarists of the ‘60s: Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.
Clapton was on board when the group recorded their early bluesy English hits, but he left after recording their first U.S. hit, "For Your Love" (No. 6, 1965), to eventually join John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
Replacement Beck was the lead guitarist for "Heart Full of Soul" (No. 9, 1965), "I'm a Man" (No. 17, 1965), "Shapes of Things" (No. 11, 1966) and "Over Under Sideways Down" (No. 13, 1966). Original bassist Paul Samwell-Smith quit in summer 1966, and guitarist Chris Dreja switched to bass, leaving room for Page, who was present for the recording of the group's last hit, "Happenings 10 Years Time Ago" (No. 30, 1966).
Beck was fired in 1966 for missing shows because of illness. In 1968 drummer Jim McCarty and singer and harmonica player Keith Relf left the band. Page formed the New Yardbirds; that group eventually mutated into Led Zeppelin.

The Yardbirds - Having A Rave Up (Remastered + 11 Bonus Tracks)
1. Mr. You're a Better Man Than I
2. Evil Hearted You
3. I'm a Man
4. Still I'm Sad
5. Heart Full of Soul
6. Train Kept A Rollin'
7. Smokestack Lightning
8. Respectable
9. I'm a Man
10. Here 'Tis
11. Shapes of Things
12. New York City Blues
13. Jeff's Blues, Take 1
14. Someone to Love, Pt. 1
15. Someone to Love, Pt. 2
16. Like Jimmy Reed Again
17. Chris' Number
18. What Do You Want
19. Here 'Tis [Stereo-Instrumental Version]
20. Here 'Tis [Version for RSG]
21. Stroll On

The Yardbirds - Over Under Sideways Down (Remastered + 10 Bonus Tracks)
1. Lost Woman
2. Over, Under, Sideways, Down
3. Nazz Are Blue
4. I Can't Make Your Way
5. Rack My Mind
6. Farewell
7. Hot House of Omagarashid
8. Jeff's Boogie
9. He's Always There
10. Turn into Earth
11. What Do You Want
12. Ever Since the World Began
13. Over, Under, Sideways, Down [7" Version]][*][Version]
14. Jeff's Boogie [7" Version][*]
15. Happenings Ten Years Time Ago [*]
16. Psycho Daisies
17. Hot House of Omagarashid [Alternate Take][*]
18. Mr. Zero - Keith Relf
19. Knowing - Keith Relf
20. Shapes in My Mind - Keith Relf
21. Blue Sands - Keith Relf
22. Shapes in My Mind [Alternate Version][#] - Keith Relf

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Curt Boettcher had been a veteran of pop music before he had put together Sagittarius; he had been a member of the folk band The Goldebriars, who had released two albums on Epic Records in the early 60s. The limitations of the genre only allowed a sliver of the innovation Boettcher would subsequently display to shine through with the Goldebriars, but when he began work with the band Ballroom a few years later, those present were able to witness his greatness as both a producer and songwriter. His arrangements and chord structures were tantalizingly unique and way ahead of their time, and his angelic, choirboy voice was not unlike that of Peter Pan not quite grown up. During the recording of the Ballroom album (never released), Boettcher formed an alliance with Gary Usher, who was producing the Byrds Younger Than Yesterday album in a neighboring studio. Usher recognized the greatness extant in Boettcher, and with Usher at the producer's helm, the two went to work on Present Tense.
The album is a combination of some original Ballroom tracks, some re-recorded Ballroom tracks, newly written tunes, and a couple of covers. Although Sagittarius was designed to in effect be a pseudonym for a Boettcher solo album (it was his astrological sign), during the making of Present Tense he formed The Millennium, which was a band containing Boettcher and several session musicians including Keith Olsen (who would go on to produce several multi-platinum albums), Lee Mallory (for whom Boettcher had previously produced some sides), Joey Stec, Sandy Salisbury, and Michael Fennelly (who would later form Crabby Appleton, whose wonderful single "Go Back" reached the Top 40 in the summer of 1970), Doug Rhodes, and Ron Edgar. These guys were utilized as vocalists and instrumentalists on Present Tense, and their presence helped flesh out the work into a stunning collage of bright, wonderful sounds.

Sagittarius - Present Tense (1967)
1. Another Time
2. Song To The Magic Frog (Will You Ever Know)
3. You Know I've Found A Way
4. The Keeper Of The Games
5. Glass
6. Would You Like To Go
7. My World Fell Down
8. Hotel Indiscreet
9. I'm Not Living Here
10. Musty Dusty
11. The Truth Is Not Real
12. Artificial Light (Of All The Living Lies) Previously Unissued
13. Get The Message (Previously Unissued)
14. Mass #586 (Previously Unissued)
15. Love's Fatal Way (Previously Unissued)
16. My World Fell Down (Single Version)
17. Hotel Indiscreet (Single Version)
18. Lonely Girl (Previously Unissued)
19. The Keeper Of the Games (Demo) Previously Unissued
20. Sister Marie (Instrumental) Previously Unissued

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He only had a few hits in the 1950s and early '60s, but as Bo Diddley sang, "You Can't Judge a Book by Its Cover." You can't judge an artist by his chart success, either, and Diddley produced greater and more influential music than all but a handful of the best early rockers. The Bo Diddley beat -- bomp, ba-bomp-bomp, bomp-bomp -- is one of rock & roll's bedrock rhythms, showing up in the work of Buddy Holly, the Rolling Stones, and even pop-garage knock-offs like the Strangeloves' 1965 hit "I Want Candy." Diddley's hypnotic rhythmic attack and declamatory, boasting vocals stretched back as far as Africa for their roots, and looked as far into the future as rap. His trademark otherworldly vibrating, fuzzy guitar style did much to expand the instrument's power and range.
As a live performer, Diddley was galvanizing, using his trademark square guitars and distorted amplification to produce new sounds that anticipated the innovations of '60s guitarists like Jimi Hendrix. In Great Britain, he was revered as a giant on the order of Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters. The Rolling Stones in particular borrowed a lot from Bo's rhythms and attitude in their early days, although they only officially covered a couple of his tunes, "Mona" and "I'm Alright." Other British R&B groups like the Yardbirds, Animals, and Pretty Things also covered Diddley standards in their early days. Buddy Holly covered "Bo Diddley" and used a modified Bo Diddley beat on "Not Fade Away"; when the Stones gave the song the full-on Bo treatment (complete with Phil Spector shaking maracas cause they played it too fast), the result was their first big British hit.
Richie Unterberger - All Music Group

Bo Diddley - The Chess Box
Disc: 1
1. Bo Diddley
2. I'm A Man
3. You Don't Love Me
4. Diddley Daddy
5. Pretty Thing
6. Bring It To Jerome (Alt. Take)
7. Bring It To Jerome
8. Diddy Wah Diddy
9. I'm Looking For A Woman
10. Who Do You Love?
11. Down Home Special
12. Hey Bo Diddley
13. Mona (I Need You Baby)
14. Say Boss Man
15. Before You Accuse Me
16. Say Man Listen Listen
17. Hush Your Mouth (Alt. Take)
18. The Clock Strikes Twelve
19. Dearest Darling (Alt. Take)
20. Crackin' Up
21. Don't Let It Go (Hold On To What You Got)
22. I'm Sorry
23. Mumblin' Guitar
24. The Story Of Bo Diddley
Disc: 2
1. She's Alright
2. Say Man, Back Again (Alt. Take)
3. Road Runner
4. Spend My Life With You
5. Cadillac
6. Signifying Blues (Extended Version)
7. Deed And Deed I Do
8. You Know I Love
9. Look At My Baby
10. Ride On Josephine
11. Aztec
12. Back Home
13. Pills
14. Untitled Insturmaental
15. I Can Tell
16. You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover
17. Who May Your Lover Be
18. The Greatest Lover In The World
19. 500% More Man
20. Ooh Baby
21. Bo Didley 1969

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Van Morrison - Werchter Folk Festival July 03 1983 FM Broadcast
1 intro
2 stairway
3 help me
4 beautiful vision
5 not amused
6 cry for home
7 cleaning windows
8 it's all in the game
9 she gives me religion
10 ancient peace

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Surprisingly good CA-sounding melodic/harmony psych trip, instantly likable and strong enough to hold your attention for repeat plays. Elements from disparate sources are brought in -- Curt Boettcher sunshine pop, Bay Area teen top 40 psych like Neighb'rhood Childr'n, Sunset Strip organ/fuzz/flute a la Strawberry Alarmclock -- yet the end result is consistent and convincing, with plenty of strength in the songwriting and arrangements, and no major weaknesses. A few tracks point towards the relaxed early 1970s psych sound of Kak and Bob Smith. Impressive, not unlike a junior Music Emporium. Ex-Merry Prankster Sandy "Dismount" Lehmann-Haupt was involved and may have contributed to the non-fake vibe of this LP.
Sapphire Thinkers - From Within 1969 (Hobbit 503)
1. MELANCHOLY BABY 2:11
2. I FEEL A BIT STRANGE 2:42
3. GET ALONG BOY 1:57
4. BLUES ON YOU 3:03
5. FROM WITHIN 3:23
6. I GOT TO YOU 2:45
1. NOT ANOTHER NIGHT : 2:51
2. LET HER COME IN 2:17
3. PLEASE UNDERSTAND : 2:56
4. BLIND WITH A BORROWED LIGHT 2:30
5. THERE'S A WOMAN 2:40
6. DOIN' ALRIGHT 4:47

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Fever Tree were an American rock group of the 1960s chiefly known for their anthemic 1968 hit San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native).
The band hailed from Houston, Texas and started in 1966 as folk rock outfit The Bostwick Vines, but changed their name to Fever Tree a year later after the addition of keyboard player Rob Landes. They subsequently moved to San Francisco and got sucked up by the flower power music scene there.
Their fifteen minutes of fame arrived when their anthemic song San Francisco Girls reached #91 in the U.S. charts, somewhen late 1968. Like most of the band's material, it was written by the couple of Scott and Vivian Holtzman who also were their producers. This 4-minute track captured all the band's trademarks: Dennis Keller's incantation-like vocals, the quick shifting between slow parts with an almost sacral feeling and faster, more rock-oriented parts and especially the searing guitar work by Michael Knust.
Fever Tree also released their self-titled debut album in 1968, which charted at #156. A second album, Another Time Another Place followed in 1969. Apart from San Francisco Girls, they never had another hit, although they later also tried writing songs themselves when they had dropped the Holtzmans as producers. The band finally called it a day in 1970 but reformed in 1978 with only guitarist Michael Knust remaining from the original line-up. This new formation made no impact whatsoever, and Fever Tree was not heard of again until 2003 when Michael Knust passed away from an accidental drug overdose.

Fever Tree - Fever Tree [Uni 73024 - 1968]
* Imitation Situation 1 (Toccata and Fugue) (Holtzman / Holtzman / Landes / Bach)
* Where Do You Go? (Holtzman / Holtzman / Michael)
* San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native) (Holtzman / Holtzman / Michael)
* Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do) (Pickett / Cropper)
* Man Who Paints the Pictures (Holtzman / Holtzman)
* Filigree and Shadow (Holtzman / Holtzman)
* The Sun Also Rises (Holtzman / Holtzman)
* Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out (Lennon / McCartney)
* Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing (Young)
* Unlock My Door (Holtzman / Holtzman / Landes)
* Come With Me (Rainsong) (Holtzman / Holtzman / Landes)

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Van Morrison - Rocks His Gypsy Soul
01 Moondance
02 Glad Tidings
03 Crazy Love
04 Come Running
05 The Way Young Lovers Do
06 Everyone
07 Brown Eyed Girl
08 And It Stoned Me
09 These Dreams of You
10 Caravan
11 Cypress Avenue
12 Into The Mystic
13 Stormy Monday Blues
14 Don's Start Crying Now
15 All By Myself
16 Caldonia
17 What's Up Crazy Pup

Tracks 1-12 Live at the Fillmore West, April 26, 1970
Tracks 13-14 Studio Demo 1964
Track 15 Them Live BBC 1965
Tracks 16-17 Live with the Caledonian Soul Orchestra 1973

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Formed in 1963 from the remnants of a Twickenham group called The Downliners. The Sect were the resident band at Eel Pie Island for part of 1964 and were signed to Columbia that summer. Despite a healthy number of singles, three albums and a ep they never managed the transition from the clubs to the charts. Part of their problems may have been their lack of original material and their image both musically, and in their physical appearance. A band which has existed as long as the Downliners Sect, a band which has been so faithful to their musical roots, a band which has never compromised or sold out to musical trends and still after all these years have the energy and feeling for their music-a band like that deserves both success and respect.


The Downliners Sect - The Definitive Downliners Sect Singles As and Bs
01 - Cadillac
02 - Roll Over Beethoven
03 - Beautiful Delilah
04 - Shame Shame Shame
05 - Green Onions
06 - Nursery Rhymes
07 - Baby What's Wrong
08 - Be A Sect Maniac
09 - Little Egypt
10 - Sect Appeal
11 - Find Out What's Happening
12 - Insecticide
13 - Wreck Of The Old '97
14 - Leader Of The Sect
15 - I Want My Baby Back Again
16 - Midnight Hour
17 - Now She's Dead
18 - I Got Mine
19 - Waiting In Heaven Somewhere
20 - Bad Storm Coming
21 - Lonely And Blue
22 - All Night Worker
23 - He Was A Square
24 - Glendora
25 - I'll Find Out
26 - Cost Of Living
27 - Everything I've Got To Give
28 - I Cant Get Away From You
29 - Roses

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This 70's Italian band (vocals in English) employs some unique ideas in their sound, as well as some progressive tendencies, including rapid shifts from soft acoustics to hard rocking electrified guitar jams, etc. Some folk influences are also apparent in the sound, as well as typical late sixties psychedelic folk-rock type harmonies led by lead vocalist Sylviana Aliotta.
A classic Italian psych band. Both albums are similar, though An Escape From a Box sounds a little more mature. Psych fans should be sure to give them a listen.

Circus 2000 - Circus 2000 RiFi - RFL ST 14049 (1970)
1. Can't Believe
2. Try To Live
3. Must Walk Forever
4. Sun Will Shine
5. Just Can't Stay
6. I Am The Witch
7. Magic Beam
8. While You're Sleeping
9. Try All Day
10. The Lord, Ha Has No Hands



An Escape From a Box RiFi (RFL-ST 14215) 1972
1. Hey Man (6:15)
2. You Aren’t Listening (4:58)
3. Our Father (6:12)
4. Need (8:36)
5. When The Sun Refuses To Shine (7:42)

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Steeleye Span - Original Masters 1977 — Chrysalis CH2 1136
1. Sir James The Rose
2. Black Jack Davy
3. All Around My Hat
4. The Wife Of Ushers Well
5. Fighting For Strangers
6. Thomas The Rhymer
7. Seven Hundred Elves
8. Long Lankin
9. Elf Call
10. Cam Ye O'er Frae France
11. Bonny Moorhen
12. Alison Gross
13. The Mooncoin Jig
14. Drink Down The Moon
15. Skewball
16. Lovely On The Water
17. Jigs: The Bride's Favourite; Tansey's Fancy
18. One Misty Moisty Morning
19. Saucy Sailor
20. Gaudete

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The fabled summer 1972 tour through the U.S. and Canada is revered by Stones fans worldwide as arguably the band's greatest ever, and it remains enshrined in the annals of rock lore and popular imagination as the masterpiece speedball of indoor triumph, outdoor maelstrom, and backstage debauch.
It is well known that, after the tour starters in Vancouver and Seattle, a typical Stones set comprised these 15 songs in this sequence: Brown Sugar, Bitch, Rocks Off, Gimme Shelter, Happy, Tumbling Dice, Love In Vain, Sweet Virginia, You Can't Always Get What You Want, All Down The Line, Midnight Rambler, Bye Bye Johnny, Rip This Joint, Jumping Jack Flash, Street Fighting Man.
Notably absent was anything from before 1968 in the Stones' catalog (excepting in the occasional encore medley). This tour also marked the banishment of their dark epic "Sympathy for the Devil", which had been (fairly or not) associated with the killing at Altamont, from Stones American performances for much of the 1970s.
On a very few occasions, the band would add a different song (or two), but these 15 formed a predictable core. Jagger himself admitted such near the end of the tour, lamenting, "It was kind of disappointing to find we couldn't vary the show more. When we try to stick in a few extra numbers, the whole show kind of tilts out of balance. We kept to the sequence that felt best for the show."

Rolling Stones - Touring Party 1972 Box Rattlesnake RS 048 - RS 054
VOLUME 1 - Two Days In Texas
DISC 1
Gimme Shelter
Dead Flowers
Sweet Black Angel
Happy
Tumbling Dice
Love In Vain
Sweet Virginia
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Midnight Rambler
Rip This Joint
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man

June 24, 1972 1st show-Fort Worth, TX

DISC 2
Brown Sugar
Bitch
Rocks Off
Gimme Shelter
Don't Lie To Me
Love In Vain
Sweet Virginia
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Tumbling Dice
Midnight Rambler
Bye Bye Johnny
Rip This Joint
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man

June 24, 1972 2nd show-Fort Worth, TX

DISC 3
Tumbling Dice
Love In Vain
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Bye Bye Johnny
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Brown Sugar
All Down The Line
Midnight Rambler
Street Fighting Man
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man
Bitch
All Down The Line
You Can't Always Get What You Want

Tracks 1-5 June 25, 1972 1st show-Houston, TX
Tracks 6-9 June 25, 1972 2nd show-Houston, TX
Tracks 10-11 June 8, 1972 1st show-San Francisco, CA
Track 12 July 21, 1972 1st show-Philadelphia, PA
Track 13 July 21, 1972 2nd show-Philadelphia, PA
Track 14 June 25, 1972 Houston, TX

VOLUME 2 - Philadelphia Special
DISC 4
Brown Sugar
Bitch
Rocks Off
Gimme Shelter
Tumbling Dice
Bye Bye Johnny
Rip This Joint
Uptight-(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Brown Sugar
Bitch
Rocks Off
Gimme Shelter
Happy
Tumbling Dice

Track 1 Vocal by Keith Richards
Tracks 1-9 July 20, 1972 Philadelphia, PA
Tracks 10-14 July 21, 1972 1st show-Philadelphia, PA

DISC 5
Love In Vain
Sweet Virginia
You Can't Always Get What You Want
All Down The Line
Happy
Tumbling Dice
Love In Vain
All Down The Line
Midnight Rambler
Bye Bye Johnny
Rip This Joint
Jumpin' Jack Flash
Street Fighting Man
Uptight-(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Tracks 1-4 July 21, 1972 1st show-Philadelphia, PA
Tracks 5-14 July 21, 1972 2nd show-Philadelphia, PA

VOLUME 3 - Burning At The Garden
DISC 6
Brown Sugar
Bitch
Rocks Off
Gimme Shelter
Happy
Tumbling Dice
All Down The Line
You Can't Always Get What You Want
Midnight Rambler
Bye Bye Johnny
Rip This Joint
Love In Vain
Sweet Virginia
Jumpin' Jack Flash

July 26, 1972 Madison Square Garden, New York, NY

DISC 7
Brown Sugar
Street Fighting Man
Shake Your Hips
Bluesberry Jam
John's Jam
Tumbling Dice #1
Tumbling Dice #2
Loving Cup
Fragments Of The Cocksucker Blues Movie
Honky Tonk Women
Loving Cup
Torn And Frayed
Ventilator Blues
Sweet Black Angel

Tracks 1-2 July 25, 1972 1st show-New York, NY
Tracks 3-8 May 21, 1972 Montreux, Switzerland
Track 9 May 1972 Warner Brothers Studios, The Cocksucker Blues Movie
Tracks 10-13 June 3, 1972 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Track 14 June 24, 1972 1st show-Fort Worth, TX

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Fairport Convention - Bonny Bunch of Roses LP Vertigo BE 9102 015 (1977)
1. Jams O’Donnells Jig (2:33)
2. The Eynsham Poacher (2:24)
3. Adieu, Adieu (2:30)
4. The Bonny Bunch Of Roses (12:27)
5. The Poor Ditching Boy (3:57)
6. General Taylor (3:10)
7. Run Johnny Run (4:35)
8. The Last Waltz (3:00)
9. Royal Seleccion No. 13 (4:12)

Total Time: 38:48
Line-up

- Dave Swarbrick / vocals, fiddle, mandolin
- Dave Pegg/ vocals, bass guitar, mandolin
- Bruce Rowland / drums, percussion
- Simon Nicol / vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, electric dulcimer

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Van Morrison - Live at the Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, November 26, 1978
1. Brown Eyed Girl
2. Wavelength
3. And It Stoned Me
4. Checkin' It Out
5. Hungry For Your Love
6. Sweet Thing
7. Crazy Love
8. Kingdom Hall
9. Moonshine Whiskey
10. Purple Heather
11. Help Me
12. Tupelo Honey
13. Caravan
14. Cyprus Avenue
Van Morrison: guitar, harp & vocals
Peter Bardens: keyboards
Mickey Feat: bass
Bobby Tench: lead guitar
Peter Van Hooke: drums
Herbie Armstrong: rythym guitar [as spelled on the back cover]
Anna Peacock: back ground vocals
Katie Kissoon: back ground vocals

The Seagull CD claims "Recorded Live September 1979", but see below.

Notes: The most likely date for this recording is that cited in Howard Dewitt's The Mystic's Music, which states that it was recorded live at the Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles, on November 26, 1978, as stated on the Celtic Soul CD.
KWEST-FM in Los Angeles did broadcast the entire performance, and CSP is pleased to offer this to collectors and fans. Enjoy what we consider to be the definitive "Wavelength" tour recording - featuring a terrific version of "Sweet Thing", a scorching "Help Me", an uptempo "Purple Heather", and of course, "Wavelength" - now never performed.

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Fairport Convention - Nine
1. Hexhamshire Lass
2. Polly on the Shore
3. Brilliancy Medley & Cherokee Shuffle
4. To Althea from Prison
5. Tokyo
6. Bring 'Em Down
7. Big William
8. Pleasure & Pain
9. Possibly Parsons Green

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Gong - Continental Circus
01 - Blues For Findlay
02 - Continental Circus World
03 - What Do You Want
04 - Blues For Findlay (instrumental)

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Van Morrison - Back On Top
1. Goin' Down Geneva
2. Philosophers Stone
3. In The Midnight
4. Back On Top
5. When The Leaves Come Falling Down
6. High Summer
7. Reminds Me Of You
8. New Biography
9. Precious Time
10. Golden Autumn Day

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Steeleye Span - They Called Her Babylon
1. Van Diemen's Land
2. Samain
3. Heir Of Linne
4. Bride's Farewell
5. They Called Her Babylon
6. Mantle Of Green
7. Bede's Death Song
8. Diversus And Lazarus
9. Si Begh Si Mohr
10. Child Owlet
11. What's The Life Of A Man?

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Steeleye Span - Winter
01 The First Nowell
02 Down in Yon Forest
03 Unconquered Sun
04 Chanticleer
05 Bright Morning Star
06 Winter
07 See Amid the Winter's Snow
08 Mistletoe Bough
09 Sing We the Virgin Mary
10 Today in Bethlehem
11 Blow your Trumpet Gabriel
12 Hark the Herald Angels Sing
13 Good King Wenceslas
14 In the Bleak Midwinter

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J J Cale - The Gothic Theater, Englewood, Co, USA, July 7 2004
1 - Drifters Life
2 - Reality
3 - Mama Don't
4 - Low Down
5 - Don't Cry Sister
6 - Everlovin' Woman
7 - Sensitive Kind
8 - Doctor Told Me
9 - Thirteen Days
10 - Fate Of A Fool
11 - I Feel Like The Blues
12 - Pursuit of Happiness
13 - Any Way the Wind Blows
14 - Ride Me High
15 - Call Me the Breeze
16 - Cocaine
17 - Cajun Moon
18 - After Midnight
19 - Crazy Mama
20 - Magnolia
21 - Ridin' Home
22 - Bringing It Back
23 - Humdinger
24 - Keep Rollin' On

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This CD bills itself as "The unreleased tapes volume 2" (As you will recall, the official Philospher's Stone called itself volume 1). The insert notes that "All songs are studio out-takes recorded between 1968 and 1976".

Van Morrison - No Stone Unturned
1. Hey, Where Are You
2. Bit By Bit
3. I Need Your Kind Of Loving
4. Sweet Jannie
5. You've Got The Power
6. Don't Change On Me
7. Feedback On Highway 101
8. Down To Earth
9. I Shall Sing
10. Grits Ain't Groceries
11. It Hurts When You Want It So Bad
12. When I Deliver
13. You Move Me
14. Caledonia Soul Music

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Lindisfarne - Dingly Dell
1. All Fall Down - (studio)
2. Plankton's Lament - (studio)
3. Bring Down The Government - (studio)
4. Poor Old Ireland - (studio)
5. Don't Ask Me - (studio)
6. On No, Not Again - (studio)
7. Dingle Regatta - (studio)
8. Wake Up Little Sister - (studio)
9. Go Back - (studio)
10. Court In The Act - (studio)
11. Mandolin King - (studio)
12. Dingly Dell - (studio)
13. We Can Swing Together (Live) (bonus track) - (studio)

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Van Morrison - Into the Music
1. Bright Side Of The Road
2. Full Force Gale
3. Stepping Out Queen
4. Troubadours
5. Rolling Hills
6. You Make Me Feel So Free
7. Angelou
8. And The Healing Has Begun
9. It's All In The Game
10. You Know What they're Writting About

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