genre: kraut
country: germany
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 41'24" size: 248 mb
misc.: rec. live '74
01. "Someone' s Secret" 17:12
02. "Mickey's Laugh" 9:57
03. "We Are Men" 10:17
04. "Mediterranean Flight" 3:58
Composed By, Performer - Agitation Free
Bass - Michael Gunther
Drums - Burghard Rausch , Christoph Franke
Guitar - Jorg Schwenke
Guitar, Bass - Gustl Lutjens
Guitar, Keyboards - Lutz Ulbrich
Guitar, Vocals - Mickie Duwe
Piano - Bernhard Arndt
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genre: kraut
country: germany
quality: lossless (flac, cue, scans)
time: 38'07" size: 260 mb
1 Through The Moods 13:28
2 First Communication 8:56
3 Dialogue & Random 0:57
4 Laila 10:03
5 In The Silence Of The Morning Sunrise 4:41
Recorded live in Cologne, Germany Feb. 02, 1974.
Bass - Michael Gunther
Drums - Burghard Rausch
Guitar - Gustav Lutjens , Lutz Ulbrich
Synthesizer - Michael Hoenig
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genre: heavy
country: canada
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 37'08" size: 210 mb
Dreams Fantasies & Nightmares:
Formed in Toronto, Ontario in 1971 this pop/rock band's roots lay in sixties outfit, The Lords Of London, who were later known as Nucleus.
Bob Horne was born on New Year's Eve, 1949 in Toronto. He played keyboards during his childhood and later studied at the London Conservatory near Toronto. Horne had been a founding member of The Lords Of London and was also in Nucleus. He played a wide range of keyboards on their albums (harpsichords, pianos, Hammond organ and synthesizers).
Hughie Leggat had been born in Glasgow on 3rd May 1951, but he moved to Toronto as a child. He developed a love of urban blues, idolising artists like Chuck Berry, B.B. King and Jimmy Reed, but later got into more contemporary sounds like The Beatles and Rolling Stones.
Alex Machin derived from Glasgow too, entering the world on 16th February 1949. Like Leggat, he too moved to Toronto as a child. He started out in R'n'B bands but by the late sixties was caught up in the progressive rock blues scene. He played with Paul Naumann in Island prior to joining A Foot In Coldwater.
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 genre: prog country: uk quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 45'22" size: 321 mb misc.: 1996, rec. '72-'75
01. "The Liquidator" 5:24 02. "Rift Valley" 4:40 03. "Tarzan" 2:10 04. "Coil Night" 4:13 05. "Time Vaults" 3:33 06. "Drift" 2:40 07. "Roncevaux" 6:57 08. "It All Went Red" 4:07 09. "Faint And Forsaken" 2:46 10. "Black Room" 8:52
Peter Hammill – vocals, guitar, bass, piano David Jackson – piano, saxophone Hugh Banton - bass, organ Guy Evans - drums
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genre: prog
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, booklet scans)
time: 55'40" size: 392 mb
misc.: 2005
Side one
"Pilgrims" (Hammill, David Jackson) 7:12
"Still Life" 7:24
"La Rossa" 9:52
Side two
"My Room (Waiting for Wonderland)" 8:02
"Childlike Faith in Childhood's End" 12:24
Bonus track
"Gog" - 10:29 Recorded live at the Theatr Gwynedd, Bangor, Wales on 10 May 1975
All songs written by Peter Hammill, except where noted
Peter Hammill – vocals, guitar, piano
David Jackson– saxophone, flute
Hugh Banton - organ, bass, mellotron, piano
Guy Evans - drums, percussion
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genre: heavy
country: us
quality: lossless (flac tracks, scans)
time: 43'13" size: 254 mb
"Go to Hell" 5:15
"You Gotta Dance" 2:45
"I'm the Coolest" 3:57
"Didn't We Meet" 4:16
"I Never Cry" (Cooper, Wagner) 3:44
"Give the Kid a Break" 4:14
"Guilty" 3:22
"Wake Me Gently" 5:03
"Wish You Were Here" 4:36
"I'm Always Chasing Rainbows" (Harry Carroll, Joseph McCarthy) 2:08
"Going Home" 3:47
All songs written by Alice Cooper, Dick Wagner and Bob Ezrin, except where noted.
Alice Cooper - vocals
John Tropea - wah wah guitar
Steve Hunter - guitar
Jimmy Maelen - percussion
Jim Gordon - drums
Bob Babbitt - bass
Dick Berg - French horn
Bob Ezrin - synthesizer, piano, Fender Rhodes
Shep Gordon - vocals
Shaun Jackson - vocals
Tony Levin - bass
Allan MacMillan - piano
Bill Misener - vocals
Colina Phillips - vocals
Allan Schwartzberg - drums
Donny Vosburgh - vocals
Dick Wagner - acoustic & electric guitar, vocals
Laurel Ward - vocals
Sharon Williams - vocals
Joe Gannon - vocals
Sharon Lee Williams - vocals
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genre: heavy
country: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, booklet scans)
time: 56'05" size: 376 mb
misc.: 2002
"Welcome to My Nightmare" (Alice Cooper, Dick Wagner) 5:19
"Devil's Food" (Cooper, Bob Ezrin, Kelly Jay) 3:38
"The Black Widow" (Cooper, Wagner, Ezrin) 3:37
"Some Folks" (Cooper, Ezrin, Alan Gordon) 4:19
"Only Women Bleed" (Cooper, Wagner) 5:49
"Department of Youth" (Cooper, Wagner, Ezrin) 3:18
"Cold Ethyl" (Cooper, Ezrin) 2:51
"Years Ago" (Cooper, Wagner) 2:51
"Steven" (Cooper, Ezrin) 5:52
"The Awakening" (Cooper, Wagner, Ezrin) 2:25
"Escape" (Cooper, Mark Anthony, Kim Fowley) 3:20
bonus tracks:
"Devils' Food" (Alternate Version) - 5:13
"Cold Ethyl" (Alternate Version) - 2:56
"The Awakening" (Alternate Version) - 4:20
Alice Cooper - Vocals
Bob Ezrin - Synthesizer, Arranger, Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Fender Rhodes, Remixing, Mixing, Remix Producer
Vincent Price - Special Effects, Vocals
Dick Wagner - Electric and Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Steve Hunter - Electric and Acoustic Guitar
Josef Chirowski - Synthesizer, Keyboards, Vocals, Clavinet, Fender Rhodes
Prakash John - Bass
Tony Levin - Bass
Pentti "Whitey" Glan - Drums
Johnny "Bee" Badanjek - Drums
David Ezrin - Vocals
Gary Lyons - Vocals
Michael Sherman - Vocals, Production Assistant
Gerry Yons - Guitar
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genre: psych
country: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 34'48" size: 239 mb
misc.: 1989
"Mr. & Mrsdemeanor" 3:05
"Shoe Salesman" 2:38
"Still No Air" 2:32
"Below Your Means" 6:41
"Return of the Spiders" 4:33
"Laughing at Me" 2:12
"Refrigerator Heaven" 1:54
"Beautiful Flyaway" 3:02
"Lay Down and Die, Goodbye" 7:36
All songs written by Alice Cooper, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smith.
Alice Cooper – vocals
Glen Buxton – lead guitar
Michael Bruce – rhythm guitar, piano, lead vocals on "Below Your Means" and "Beautiful Flyaway"
Dennis Dunaway – bass guitar
Neal Smith – drums
David Briggs – piano on "Shoe Salesman"
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genre: psych
country: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 38'10" size: 252 mb
misc.: 1989
"Titanic Overture" 1:12 (Instrumental)
"10 Minutes Before the Worm" 1:39
"Sing Low, Sweet Cheerio" 5:42
"Today Mueller" 1:48
"Living" 3:12
"Fields of Regret" 5:44
"No Longer Umpire" 2:02
"Levity Ball"(Live) 4:39
"B.B. on Mars" 1:17
"Reflected" 3:17
"Apple Bush" 3:08
"Earwigs to Eternity" 1:19
"Changing Arranging" 3:03
All songs were written by Alice Cooper, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smith.
Alice Cooper – vocals, harmonica
Glen Buxton – lead guitar
Michael Bruce – rhythm guitar, keyboards, lead vocals on "Sing Low, Sweet Cheerio"
Dennis Dunaway – bass guitar
Neal Smith – drums
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genre: prog, psych
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, scans)
time: 38'29" size: 211 mb
misc.: 1989
Side one
"Between Blue and Me" 4:58
"Sat'd'y Barfly" 4:02
"Larf and Sing" (Palmer) 2:45
"Spanish Tide" 4:00
"Save Some For Thee" 3:45
Side two
"Take Your Partners" (Chapman-Whitney-Palmer) 6:25
"Children" 2:20
"Crinkly Grin" (Palmer) 1:05
"Blind" 4:02
"Burning Bridges" (Chapman-Whitney-Palmer) 4:00
All selections are by Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney except where noted.
Roger Chapman: vocals, guitars & percussion
Charlie Whitney: guitars, mandolin & percussion
John "Poli" Palmer: keyboards, vibes, vocals, flute & percussion
John Wetton: guitars (including basses), vocals, contracts & keyboards
Rob Townsend: drums, paiste cymbals, and percussion
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genre: heavy, prog
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, scans)
time: 45'58" size: 259 mb
misc.: live
01. "Good News, Bad News" 8:07
02. "Willow Tree" 4:39
03. "Holding The Compass" 4:28
04. "Strange Band" 3:47
05. "Part Of The Load" 4:41
06. "Anyway" 3:29
07. "Normans" 4:22
08. "Lives And Ladies" 6:32
bonus:
09. "Season" 2:21
10. "In My Own Time" 3:33
Side One: Fairfield Halls, Croydon
Roger Chapman - vocals and percussion
Charlie Whitney - electric and acoustic guitars, bass on track 2
John Weider - acoustic guitar, bass on tracks 1 and 4, violin on tracks 2 and 4
Poli Palmer - percussion, keyboards, and vibes
Rob Townsend - drums and percussion
Side Two: Olympic Studios
Roger Chapman - vocals and percussion
Charlie Whitney - guitars, bass on track 2
John Weider - bass and violin
Poli Palmer - piano, vibes, drums and percussion
Rob Townsend - drums and percussion
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genre: prog
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, scans)
time: 39'50" size: 224 mb
Side one
"The Weaver's Answer" 4:57
"Observations from a Hill" 3:11
"Hung Up Down" 3:13
"Summer '67" (instrumental) (Whitney) 3:19
"How-Hi-the-Li" (Grech) 4:57
Side two
"Second Generation Woman" (Grech) 3:13
"From Past Archives" 3:22
"Dim" 2:31
"Processions" (Whitney) 2:49
"Face in the Cloud" (Grech) 2:53
"Emotions" 5:10
All selections are by Roger Chapman and Charlie Whitney except where noted.
Roger Chapman: vocals and percussion
John "Charlie" Whitney: guitars, organ
Jim King: vocals, saxophone, piano
Ric Grech: bass, vocals, violin
Rob Townsend: drums and percussion
Nicky Hopkins: piano
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genre: prog
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue,scans)
time: 37'13" size: 212 mb
Side one
"The Chase" 2:16
"Mellowing Grey" 2:48
"Never Like This" 2:20 (Dave Mason)
"Me My Friend" 2:00
"Variation on a theme of Hey Mr. Policeman" 0:25
"Winter" 2:26
"Old Songs New Songs" 4:18
"Variation on a theme of The Breeze" 0:39
Side two
"Hey Mr. Policeman" 3:14
"See Through Windows" 3:44
"Variation on a theme of Me My Friend" 0:22
"Peace of Mind" 2:26
"Voyage" 3:31
"The Breeze" 2:52
"3 x Time" 3:51
Roger Chapman – lead vocals, harmonica, tenor saxophone
John "Charlie" Whitney – lead guitar, steel guitar
Jim King – tenor and soprano saxophone, harmonica, vocals
Ric Grech – bass guitar, violin, cello, vocals
Rob Townsend – drums, percussion
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genre: prog folk
country: italy
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 35'20" size: 250 mb
misc.: 1996
ItalianProg:
A 12-piece group based in Genova (but probably from Sardinia), the members of this band were all relatives.
In 1972 they played at Genova Pop Festival and appeared on TV at Festival di Sanremo as backing vocalists with Delirium.
Their only album from 1973 can hardly be described as a progressive LP, being mostly folk-influenced and with large use of acoustic instruments and multi-vocal parts in West Coast style. Among the eight tracks even an italian translation of english traditional John Barleycorn. Despite this is the album is well considered among some collectors.
Two singles were taken from the album, but this group disappeared with no trace.
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genre: folk
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 38'37" size: 249 mb
Side one
"The Hexhamshire Lass" (Trad arr Fairport Convention) 2:31
"Polly on the Shore" (Music: Pegg, Words: Trad arr Swarbrick/Lucas) 4:56
"The Brilliancy Medley/Cherokee Shuffle" (Traditional) 3:56
"To Althea From Prison" (Words Lovelace/Music: Dave Swarbrick) 5:10
"Tokyo" (Donahue) 2:52
Side two
"Bring 'Em Down" (Lucas) – 5:59
"Big William" (Lucas/Swarbrick) – 3:25
"Pleasure and Pain" (Lucas/Swarbrick) – 5:03
"Possibly Parsons Green" (Lucas/Roche) – 4:42
Dave Swarbrick: vocals, violin, viola, mandolin
Trevor Lucas: vocals, acoustic guitar
Jerry Donahue: guitars
Dave Pegg: bass, mandolin, backing vocals
Dave Mattacks: drums, percussion, keyboards, bass
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genre: folk, psych
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, booklet scans)
time: 57'52" size: 323 mb
misc.: 2003
Tapestry of Delights:
Coming together in the Muswell Hill area of London, Fairport Convention were heavily influenced in their early days by US West Coast outfits like Jefferson Airplane. From the Spring of 1967 through till November of the same year they were a regular attraction at London's Underground venues like The Middle Earth and The UFO Club.
After their interesting debut album Judy Dyble departed to form Trader Horne, being replaced by Sandy Denny from The Strawbs. What We Did On Our Holidays was an excellent and diverse album, but it marked the start of their movement towards traditional British music, which led Ian Matthews to depart and form Matthews Southern Comfort. A month before the release of Unhalfbricking the band's van was involved in a motorway crash in which Martin Lamble was killed. However, they survived this major setback. Dave Swarbrick came in, initially as a session man, but he became a permanent member. Dave Mattacks replaced Lamble on drums. This revised line-up produced Liege And Lief, which is regarded by some as the finest British folk-rock album.
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 genre: folk, psych country: us quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, booklet scans) time: 39'52" size: 245 mb misc.: 1996
01. "Bottleneck Blues" 3:08 02. "Bill Cheatum" 1:56 03. "Lewisdale Blues" 2:18 04. "Bean Vine Blues" 2:45 05. "Bean Vine Blues # 2" 2:51 06. "A Raga Called Pat, pt. III" 9:05 07. "A Raga Called Pat, pt. IV" 4:28 08. "Train" 1:48 09. "Je ne me suis reveillais matin pas en may" 2:23 10. "The Story Of Dorothy Gooch, pt. I" 5:27 11. "Nine-Pound Hammer" 2:00 12. "Lonesome Valley" 1:43
John Fahey – guitar L. Mayne Smith – banjo (on "Train") Mark Levine – guitar (on "Train") Nancy McLean – flute
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genre: r'n'blues
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
size: 2 g
Disc 1 (1:17'42")
"Flying" (Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [A]
"On The Beach" (Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood) [B]
"Too Bad" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [C]
"If I'm On The Late Side" (Ronnie Lane and Rod Stewart) [D]
"Debris" (Ronnie Lane) [C]
"Jealous Guy" (John Lennon) [outtake from D]
"Evil" (W. Dixon) [Rehearsal, 1969]
"As Long As You Tell Him" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [B-side single, 1975]
"Maggie May" (M. Quittenton and Rod Stewart) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"Cindy Incidentally" [Alternate Mix] (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [outtake from D]
"Maybe I'm Amazed" (Paul McCartney) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"Insurance" (Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood) [outtake from D]
"I Came Looking For You"+ (Ronnie Lane) [Rehearsal, 1971]
"Last Orders Please" (Ronnie Lane) [C]
"Wyndlesham Bay (Jodie)" (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [outtake from D]
"I Can Feel The Fire" (Ron Wood) [Live, 1975]
"Tonight's Number"++ (Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood) [from Mahoney's Last Stand, 1976]
"Come See Me Baby (The Cheater)" (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [outtake from D]
+ performed by Ronnie Lane and Ian McLagan
++ performed by Ronnie Lane and Ronnie Wood
Disc 2 (1:19'11")
"Pool Hall Richard" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [A-side single, 1973]
"You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It)" (Dick Cooper, Ernie Shelby, Beth Beatty) [Live/BBC, 1973]
"Glad and Sorry" (Ronnie Lane) [D]
"Shake, Shudder, Shiver" (Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood) [Rehearsal, 1969]
"Miss Judy's Farm" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live/BBC, 1973]
"Richmond" (Ronnie Lane) [B]
"That's All You Need" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [C]
"Rear Wheel Skid" (K. Jones, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan and Ron Wood) [B-side single, 1970]
"Maybe I'm Amazed" (Paul McCartney) [A-side single, 1971]
"(If Loving You Is Wrong) I Don't Want To Be Right" (Homer Banks, Carl Hampton and R. Jackson) [outtake from D]
"Take A Look At The Guy" (Ron Wood) [Live, 1975]
"Flags and Banners" (Ronnie Lane and Rod Stewart) [D]
"Bad 'N' Ruin" (Ian McLagan and Rod Stewart) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"Around The Plynth" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [A]
"Sweet Lady Mary" (Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [B]
"Had Me A Real Good Time" (Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [B]
"Cut Across Shorty" (Marijohn Wilkin and Wayne Walker) [Live/BBC, 1971]
Disc 3 (1:14'24")
"You're So Rude" (Ronnie Lane and Ian McLagan) [C]
"(I Know) I'm Losing You" (Cornelius Grant, Eddie Holland, Norman Whitfield) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"Love Lives Here" (Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [C]
"I'd Rather Go Blind" (Bill Foster, Ellington Jordan) [Live, 1975]
"Hi-Heel Sneakers" (Robert Higginbotham) / "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love" (Solomon Burke, Bert Berns, Jerry Wexler) [F]
"Gettin' Hungry" (Brian Wilson, Mike Love) [F]
"Silicone Grown" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [D]
"Oh Lord I'm Browned Off" (K. Jones, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan and Ron Wood) [B-side single, 1971]
"Just Another Honky" (Ronnie Lane) [D]
"Open To Ideas" (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [F]
"Skewiff (Mend the Fuse)" (K. Jones, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan and Ron Wood) [B-side single, 1973]
"Too Bad" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live, 1972]
"Rock Me" (Ian McLagan) [F]
"Angel" (Jimi Hendrix) [Live/BBC, 1973]
"Stay With Me" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"Ooh La La" (Ronnie Lane and Ron Wood) [D]
Disc 4 (1:!6'29")
"The Stealer" (Paul Rodgers, Andy Fraser, Paul Kossoff) [Live/BBC, 1973]
"Around the Plynth" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) / "Gasoline Alley" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live/BBC, 1970]
"You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything (Even Take the Dog For a Walk, Mend a Fuse, Fold Away the Ironing Board, or Any Other Domestic Shortcomings)" (K. Jones, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood and T. Yamauchi) [A-side single, 1975]
"I Wish It Would Rain" (Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield, Roger Penzabene) [Live B-side single, 1973]
"Miss Judy's Farm" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"Love in Vain" (Robert Johnson) [Live/BBC, 1971]
"My Fault" (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live/BBC, 1973]
"I Feel So Good" (Big Bill Broonzy) [Rehearsal, 1969]
"Miss Judy's Farm" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [C]
"Three Button Hand Me Down" (Ian McLagan and Rod Stewart) [A]
"Cindy Incidentally" (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [D]
"Borstal Boys" (Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [D]
"Flying" (Ronnie Lane, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [Live/BBC, 1970]
"Bad 'N' Ruin" (Ian McLagan and Rod Stewart) [B]
"Dishevelment Blues" (K. Jones, Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [promotional flexi-disc, 1973]
"Stay With Me" (Rod Stewart and Ron Wood) [C]
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genre: blues
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 1:14'40" size: 430 mb
01. "Heartbreak Hotel (BBC 1966)" 2:36
02. "Work Song (BBC 1996)" 2:47
03. "Corrina Corrina (BBC 1966)" 2:42
04. "Jailhousehouse Rock (BBC 1966)" 2:48
05. "Roadrunner (German TV 1967)" 2:49
06. "Gin House Blues (Monterey 1967)" 5:42
07. "Hey Gyp (Monterey 1967)" 8:11
08. "Shake Rattle & Roll (Festival Hall Melbourne 1967)" 4:18
09. "When I Was Young (Festival Hall Melbourne 1967)" 3:10
10. "See See Rider (Festival Hall Melbourne 1967)" 3:56
11. "Rock Me Baby (Festival Hall Melbourne 1967)" 2:32
12. "Tobacco Road (Festival Hall Melbourne 1967)" 5:28
13. "So Long (Festival Hall Melbourne 1967)" 3:40
14. "Inside-Looking Out (Live London 1967)" 2:59
15. "Maudie (Live London 1967)" 4:09
16. "San Fransican Night (Live Stockholm 1968)" 4:26
17. "Monterey (Live Stockholm 1968)" 6:07
18. "Paint It Black (Live Stockholm 1968)" 6:18
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genre: psych
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 46'08" size: 263 mb
Side 1
"White Houses" (4:43)
"Uppers and Downers" (0:24)
"Serenade to a Sweet Lady" (John Weider) (6:17)
"The Immigrant Lad" (6:15) Listen for the opening sounds from "Money' by Pink Floyd.
"Year of the Guru" (5:25)
Side 2
"St. James Infirmary" (Trad., arranged by Eric Burdon) (4:15)
"New York 1963-America 1968" (Eric Burdon & George Bruno) (19:00)
All selections written by Eric Burdon except where indicated.
John Weider - gtr, celeste
Vic Briggs - gtr, bss
Danny McCulloch - bss, vcls, 12 string
Eric Burdon - l. vcls
Barry Jenkins - drms, tambourine, reso-reso
George Bruno - hammonr orgn, pno, vcls
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