genre: beat
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, book scans)
size: 1,2 g
Wiki:
The first disc comprises their debut 'Begin Here' and assorted singles. The second disc features their sophomore effort 'Odessey and Oracle' and the unreleased album 'R.I.P.'. Disc Three is composed of rare and unissued recordings, including demos and alternate takes, while the fourth disc collects live recordings from the band's appearance on the BBC.
The accompanying 64-page booklet features interviews with the original band members and associated friends and engineers, as well as a brief history of each song in the set and a timeline featuring nearly every Zombies tour date.
Cd1 Begin Here & Singles (1:16'34"):
01. "She's Not There" 2:26
02. "You Make Me Feel Good" 2:40
03. "Leave Me Be" 2:09
04. "Woman" 2:27
05. "Tell Her No" 2:08
06. "What More Can I Do" 1:39
07. "Road Runner" 2:07
08. "Summertime" 2:18
09. "I Can't Make Up My Mind" 2:33
10. "The Way I Feel Inside" 1:52
11. "Work 'N' Play" 2:10
12. "You've Really Got A Hold On Me-Bring It On Home" 3:41
13. "Sticks And Stones" 2:57
14. "Can't Nobody Love You" 2:16
15. "I Don't Want To Know" 2:07
16. "I Remember When I Loved Her" 2:01
17. "I Got My Mojo Working" 3:36
18. "She's Coming Home" 2:39
19. "I Must Move" 1:58
20. "I Want You Back Again" 2:16
21. "Whenever You're Ready" 2:44
22. "I Love You" 3:24
23. "Is This The dream" 2:45
24. "Don't Go Away" 2:35
25. "Remember You" 2:00
26. "Just Out Of Reach" 2:10
27. "Indication" 3:02
28. "How We Were Before" 2:06
29. "Gotta Get A Hold Of Myself" 2:30
30. "Goin' Out Of My Head" 3:03
31. "She Does Everything For Me" 2:17
Cd2 Odessey & Oracle and the Lost Album (1:14'35"):
01. "Care Of Cell 44" 3:58
02. "A Rose For Emily" 2:20
03. "Maybe After He's Gone" 2:34
04. "Beechwood Park" 2:45
05. "Brief Candles" 3:31
06. "Hung Up On A Dream" 3:03
07. "Changes" 3:20
08. "I Want Her She Wants Me" 2:53
09. "This Will Be Our Year - Mono Mix" 2:09
10. "Butcher's Tale (Western Front 1914)" 2:48
11. "Friends Of Mine" 2:18
12. "Time Of The Season" 3:34
13. "I'll Call You mine - Single Version" 2:36
14. "Imagine The Swan" 3:12
15. "Conversation Off Floral Street" 2:42
16. "If It Don't Work Out - Overdubbed" 2:29
17. "Don't Cry For Me - Overdubbed" 2:16
18. "I Know She Will" 2:36
19. "Walking In The Sun - Overdubbed" 2:39
20. "I'll Keep Trying - Overdubbed" 2:29
21. "I'll Call You Mine - Overdubbed" 2:39
22. "Smokey Day" 2:25
23. "She Loves They Way They Love Her" 3:03
24. "Girl Help Me" 2:22
25. "I Could Spend The Day" 2:32
26. "A Rose For Emily - Alternative Version" 2:22
27. "This Will Be Our Year - Stereo Version" 2:08
28. "Time Of The Season - US Radio Spot" 0:53
Cd3 In the Studio (1:12'37"):
01. "Summertime - Demo" 2:30
02. "Woman - Demo" 3:15
03. "Kind of Girl - Demo" 2:39
04. "Leave Me Be - Demo" 2:43
05. "I'm Going Home - Takes 1 & 2" 2:03
06. "I'm Going Home" 1:51
07. "Sometimes - Intro Takes 1, 2, 4, 5, 6" 1:54
08. "Sometimes" 2:06
09. "It's Alright with Me" 1:53
10. "Kind of Girl" 2:10
11. "Walking in the Sun - Undubbed" 2:37
12. "Studio Chat - The Way I Feel Inside - False Start" 2:08
13. "The Way I Feel Inside - Rehearsal" 2:16
14. "I Want You Back Again - Alternative Version" 2:11
15. "Nothing's Changed - Backing Track" 2:44
16. "Nothing's Changed" 3:19
17. "Remember You - Soundtrack Version" 2:12
18. "Come On Time" 2:02
19. "I'll Keep Trying" 2:30
20. "Whenever You're Ready - Demo" 2:34
21. "You'll Go From Me aka Don't Go Away - Undubbed" 2:36
22. "I Know She Will - Undubbed" 2:48
23. "Don't Cry For Me - Undubbed" 2:18
24. "If It Don't Work Out - Undubbed" 2:34
25. "One Day I'll Say Goodbye - Home Demo" 2:52
26. "I Don't Want to Worry - Home Demo" 2:31
27. "A Love that Never Was - Demo" 2:17
28. "Call of the Night aka Girl Help Me - Demo" 1:59
29. "Out of the Day - Demo" 2:22
30. "This Will Be Our Year - Demo" 1:46
31. "Bunny Lake Promo Spot - To music of Come On Time" 0:57
Cd4 Live on the BBC (1:17'00")
01. "Road Runner" 2:10
02. "You Make Me Feel Good" 2:25
03. "Early One Morning" 1:42
04. "She's Not There" 3:34
05. "Tell Her No" 2:03
06. "What More Can I Do" 2:01
07. "I'm Going Home" 2:00
08. "For You My Love" 3:01
09. "Tell Her No - acoustic piano version" 1:59
10. "Soulville" 2:19
11. "Rip It Up" 3:28
12. "Can't Nobody Love You" 2:18
13. "You Must Believe Me" 2:18
14. "She's Coming Home" 2:29
15. "I Must Move" 1:46
16. "Just Out Of Reach" 2:02
17. "If It Don't Work Out" 4:09
18. "Whenever You're Ready" 2:36
19. "It's All Right" 3:46
20. "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" 2:42
21. "When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through Her Eyes" 2:40
22. "Just A Little Bit" 2:29
23. "Sitting In The Park" 2:22
24. "Gotta Get A Hold Of Myself" 3:49
25. "Goin' Out Of My Head" 2:26
26. "This Old Heart Of Mine" 2:55
27. "Friends Of Mine" 2:17
28. "The Look Of Love" 2:20
29. "Kenny Everett Show Jingle" 4:52
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genre: psych
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 40'55" size: 241 mb
misc.: 2003
Tapestry of Delights:
By now, this has turned out to be the rarest Deram album. Musically it is a strange eclectic mixture of hard rock with acoustic guitar and bluesy folk with strongly romantic lyrics. The accompanying band plays tight enough, but most of the songs are a bit too common to excite. Zakarrias is at his best on the slower tracks when he doesn't try to rock out. The lyrics are above average:
"We are like counts and kings
presented with rings and diamonds.
In a suit of iron we sleep
which our dreams hang on." (Marcel Koopman).
Geoff Leigh went on to play in Quiet Sun, Mouseproof, Henry Cow and Radar Favourites. Peter Robinson had played with Chris Farlowe and went on to Quatermass, Curtis Maldoon, session work and a spell with Al Stewart.
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genre: blues
country: france
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 33'13" size: 251 mb
musearecords.com:
ZABU, also known under the name Lucien ZABUSKI, was the first MAGMA's first singer. A part of the Theleme label, so dear to Laurent THIBAUT, "My Coffin's Ready" (1972) proves to be very different from anything we could expect, given that it is actually a French blues album. Without any pretence, this masterpiece manages to captivate the listener all along. The singer's rough and energetic voice dominates the music with great ease. We'll also notice the participation of such prestigious musicians as Christian VANDER, Francis MOZE, Teddy LASRY, Yochk'o SEFFER and Marc PERRU. As you already know, most of them are obviously part of the Zeuhl universe. Here is then a definite historic document !
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genre: acid psych
country: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 48'22" size: 301 mb
A cult artist the likes of Captain Beefheart, the Fugs and the Godz, Minneapolis' Michael Yonkers has been toiling in obscurity since the late '60s. With a solid foundation of surf rock and garage, Yonkers pushes the limits of distortion with guitar and effects modifications, and a raw and blunt approach to underground rock & roll. Born in 1947, Yonkers began playing guitar in the early '60s. Raised on Link Wray and the Trashmen, he officially started his music career as the leader of Michael & the Mumbles who played proms and dances in the Twin Cities area. Constantly redefining and stretching the limits of their sound, the group eventually evolved into Michael Yonkers Band with Michael's brother Jim on drums and Tom Wallfred on bass. In 1967, Yonkers cut his Telecaster down to a plank and began the other modifications on his equipment that would solidify the band's unique approach. Soon, Minneapolis music impresario Peter Steinberg landed the band a contract with Sire Records -- not unusual for a time when major labels were combing the underground for bands like the Mothers of Invention. Microminiature Love was the group's first full-length and was intended to be released in 1968, but for reasons still unknown, the deal with Sire fell apart and the band broke up, their brilliant debut left languishing on a shelf. In 1971, Yonkers' back was broken in an on-the-job-accident at an electronics warehouse -- a twist of fate that led to years of exploratory surgery that only made matters worse, and an allergic reaction to X-ray dye that left the guitarist with a degenerative spinal cord condition. But Yonkers kept recording, and released three solo albums on his own label in 1974 -- Grimwood (recorded in 1969), Michael Lee Yonkers (recorded in 1972) and Goodby Sunball (recorded in 1973) -- as well as Borders of My Mind with Jim Woehrle. Thy Will Be Done followed in 1976 and then Yonkers was relatively unheard of for two decades. In 1997, Get Hip Records released a compilation of songs recorded at Richfield, Minnesota's Dove Studios called Free Flight: Unreleased Dove Recording Studio Cuts 1964-69 which contained two songs from Microminiature Love, "Puppeting" (which was mislabeled as "Microminiature Love") and the anti-Vietnam war song "Kill the Enemy." These stripped-down, seminal art rock tracks caught the attention of De Stijl's Clint Simonson, who spent over a year searching for Yonkers. Simonson released the virtually forgotten Minneapolis psychedelic-garage album Microminiature Love in 2002. The vinyl-only edition quickly became a record collector favorite, and in 2003 Sub Pop put out the CD of this strange, lost album complete with six bonus tracks recorded circa 1968. ~ Charles Spano, Rovi
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genre: r'n'blues
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 1:04'05" size: 261 mb
misc.: japan, extended
01. "Mr. You're A Better Man Than I" 3:19
02. "Evil Hearted You" 2:25
03. "I'm A Man" 2:38
04. "Still I'm Sad" 2:59
05. "Heart Full Of Soul" 2:29
06. "Train Kept A Rollin'" 3:26
07. "Heart Full Of Soul (Sitar Version)" 1:55
08. "Steeled Blues" 2:38
09. "Shapes Of Things" 2:26
10. "New York City Blues" 4:20
11. "Questa Volta" 2:34
12. "Paff... Bum (Italian Issue)" 2:38
13. "Paff... Bum (German Issue)" 2:27
14. "What Do You Want" 3:12
15. "Jeff's Blues" 3:05
16. "Someone To Love Part 1" 2:25
17. "Someone To Love Part 2" 4:18
18. "For R.S.G." 4:06
19. "Like Jimmy Reed Again" 3:04
20. "Chris' Number" 2:23
21. "Pounds And Stomps" 2:32
22. "Stroll On" 2:45
Keith Relf – vocals, harmonica, acoustic guitar
Jeff Beck – lead guitar (Side 1 and all reissue bonus tracks)
Eric Clapton – lead guitar (Side 2)
Chris Dreja – rhythm guitar
Paul Samwell-Smith – bass, backing vocals, musical director
Jim McCarty – drums, backing vocals
Giorgio Gomelsky – producer, lower range backing vocal on "Still I'm Sad"
Ron Prentice - bass on "Heart Full of Soul"
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genre: heavy glam
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
size: 987 mB
Cd1 (1:06'47"):
01. "The Ballroom Blitz" 4:04
02. "Blockbuster!" 3:14
03. "Burn On The Flame" 3:38
04. "Spotlight" 2:45
05. "Fox on the Run" 3:24
06. "Fever of Love" 4:01
07. "Stairway to the Stars" 3:05
08. "Love is like Oxygen" 3:47
09. "Paperback Writer" 2:21 *
10. "Alexander Graham Bell" 2:55
11. "Pappa Joe" 3:07
12. "Tom Tom Turnaround" 4:07
13. "Wig-Wam Bam" 3:02
14. "Midnight to Daylight" 4:10 *
15. "Rebel Rouser" 3:25
16. "The lies in your Eyes" 3:47
17. "Silverbird" 3:26
18. "The man with the golden Arm" 8:30
Cd2 (1:07'20:):
01. "Teenage Rampage" 3:35
02. "The Six Teens" 4:03
03. "Rock & Roll Disgrace" 3:52
04. "Action" 3:19
05. "Need a lot of Lovin'" 3:02
06. "Done me wrong all right" 2:56
07. "Cover Girl" 3:33
08. "Hell Raiser" 3:18
09. "Live for today" 3:18
10. "Turn it Down" 3:31
11. "4th of July" 4:25
12. "Lost Angels" 4:02
13. "Little Willy" 3:16
14. "Funny Funny" 2:47
15. "Co-Co" 3:11
16. "Lucile / Great Balls of Fire" 2:48 *
17. "Peppermint Twist" 3:30
18. "AC / DC" 3:27
19. "Sweet & Foxy '98 Dance Mix" 5:28 *
* - previously unreleased
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genre: rock
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 47'55" size: 277 mb
misc.: japan
Tapestry of Delights:
Back in 1969 Richard Davies met Dutch millionaire Stanley August Miesegaes (commonly known as Sam) in Munich whilst playing in a band called The Joint. He offered to sponsor Davies if he formed a new group and Davies duly put together line-up after advertising for players in a rock music paper. The new group was originally going to be named Daddy but after much correspondence between roadie Peter Viney and Richard Palmer, the band took its name from W.H. Davies' book, 'The Autobiography Of A Supertramp', published in 1910. Their first album, Supertramp, made little impact when released in 1970. It was full of lengthy and uninteresting solos and Bob Miller suffered a nervous breakdown soon afterwards.
The band regrouped in 1971 with new members Currie and Farrell and original bassist Hodgson switched to lead guitar. Their second album Indelibly Stamped fared no better than the first and after their sponsor Sam paid off £60,000 worth of debts, all the band members quit except for Davies and Hodgson.
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genre: heavy
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans)
time: 1:05'04" size: 486 mb
misc.: 2005
01. "All In Your Mind" 9:22
02. "Taking All The Good Things" 5:31
03. "Around The World In Eighty Days" 3:37
04. "Time Machine" 4:42
05. "Only What You Can Make It" 4:00
06. "Yesterday's Promises" 4:19
07. "Move On" 5:46
08. "In Reverse/Some Say" 9:01
09. "Change You Mind" 5:12
10. "The Man Who Paints The Pictures" 2:34
11. "In The Night" 2:59
12. "Outcast" 4:01
13. "All In Your Mind (Single Version)" 4:01
DEL BROMHAM gtr, vcls, keyb'ds
RITCHIE COLE drms
STEVE GADD hrmnca, gtr, vcls
GARY G. GILES bs
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genre: prog
country: uk
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 52'11" size: 334 mb
misc.: 1998
Side one
"Flying" (Dave Cousins) – 4:49
"Lady Fuchsia" (Richard Hudson, John Ford) – 3:59
"Stormy Down" (Cousins) – 2:45
"Down by the Sea" (Cousins) – 6:17
"The River" (Cousins) – 2:21
Side two
"Part of the Union" (Hudson, Ford) – 2:54
"Tears and Pavan" – 6:35
"Tears" (Cousins)
"Pavan" (Cousins, Hudson, Ford)
"The Winter and the Summer" (Dave Lambert) – 4:07
"Lay Down" (Cousins) – 4:31
"Thank You" (Blue Weaver, Cousins) – 2:11
bonus tracks:
"Will You Go" (Traditional)
"Backside" (Cousins, Hudson, Ford, Lambert, Weaver)
"Lay Down" (Single version) (Cousins)
Dave Cousins – lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, banjo
Dave Lambert – lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar
Blue Weaver – organ, piano, mellotron
John Ford – lead vocals, backing vocals, bass guitar
Richard Hudson – backing vocals, drums, sitar
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genre: folk
country: uk
quality: lossless (wv, cue, log, booklet scans)
size: 438 mb
Cd1 (32'54") :
Side one
"The Wind" – 1:42
"Rubylove" – 2:37
"If I Laugh" – 3:20
"Changes IV" – 3:32
"How Can I Tell You" – 4:24
Side two
"Tuesday's Dead" – 3:36
"Morning Has Broken" (Traditional, arr. Stevens; words Eleanor Farjeon) – 3:20
"Bitterblue" – 3:12
"Moonshadow" – 2:52
"Peace Train" – 4:04
Cd2 :
"Moonshadow [Live at the Troubadour]" – 3:06
"Rubylove [Demo Version]" – 2:53
"If I Laugh [Demo Version]" – 4:04
"Changes IV [Demo Version]" – 3:36
"How Can I Tell You [Demo Version]" – 4:03
"Morning Has Broken [Demo Version]" (Eleanor Farjeon) – 2:49
"Bitterblue [Royal Albert Hall 1972]" – 3:38
"Tuesday's Dead [Majikat Earth Tour 1976]" – 4:09
"Peace Train [Royal Albert Hall 2003]" – 4:12
"The Wind [Yusuf's Cafe]" – 1:59
All songs were written by Cat Stevens, except where noted.
Cat Stevens – guitar, keyboards, vocals
Alun Davies – guitar
Larry Steele – bass, congas
Gerry Conway – drums
Harvey Burns – drums
Rick akeman – piano on "Morning Has Broken" (uncredited)
Andreas Toumazis – bouzouki
Angelos Harzipavli – bouzouki
Del Newman – string arrangements
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genre: psych
country: us
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, covers)
time: 38'20" size: 207 mb
Side one
"Children of the Future" – 2:59
"Pushed Me to It" – 0:38
"You've Got the Power" – 0:53
"In My First Mind" (Miller, Jim Peterman) – 7:35
"The Beauty of Time Is That It's Snowing (Psychedelic B.B.)" – 5:17
Side two
"Baby's Callin' Me Home" (Boz Scaggs) – 3:24
"Steppin' Stone" (Scaggs) – 3:02
"Roll with It" – 2:29
"Junior Saw It Happen" (Jim Pulte) – 2:29
"Fanny Mae" (Buster Brown) – 3:11
"Key to the Highway" (Big Bill Broonzy, Charlie Segar) – 6:18
All songs written and composed by Steve Miller, except where noted.
Steve Miller – vocals, guitar, harmonica
Boz Scaggs – guitar, backing vocals; lead vocals on "Baby's Calling Me Home" & "Steppin' Stone"
Lonnie Turner – bass guitar, backing vocals
Jim Peterman – mellotron on side one, Hammond organ on side two, backing vocals
Tim Davis – drums, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Junior Saw It Happen" & "Fannie Mae"
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genre: garage
country: us
quality: lossless (ape, cue, log, scans)
time: 33'12" size: 204 mb
A year or two before they really hit upon the garage rock style for which they're most known, the Standells were a popular club band in Los Angeles, grinding out covers of recent hits. In Person at PJ's is a document of their live set at the time, the ten tracks devoted mostly to well-worn R&B/rock tunes like "Money," "Louie Louie," "Bony Maronie," "Linda Lu," "So Fine," and "I'll Go Crazy," with a nod to the British Invasion in the Beatles' "You Can't Do That." If this is a disappointment, it's only in relation to the far more original work the Standells would do only shortly thereafter. If judged as a frat rock album (disregarding its having been recorded in a prominent urban club rather than a frat), it's actually considerably above the average; the group plays well and with verve. But the lack of original material and particularly distinctive approaches to the songs means it's not nearly as interesting as what they'd record later, and the sound quality is actually a bit subpar, though certainly listenable. You can hear a hint of what was to come in Dick Dodd's lead vocal on one of the less famous songs, Jimmy Reed's "Help Yourself," but largely this bears little relation to the Standells' best records. ~ Richie Unterberger
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genre: psych
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, covers)
time: 1:05'38" size: 375 mb
misc.: japan extended
Tapestry of Delights:
Another fine underground band, which appeared regularly on John Peel's Top Gear, Skip Bifferty were discovered by Manager Don Arden, who secured a contract with RCA after seeing one of their early gigs at the Marquee. They had based themselves in London and secured a series of 10 Marquee gigs to help establish them. Bell and Gallagher had previously played with Chosen Few.
They released a number of singles of which the hard rocker On Love was the first and the best. The 'A' side contained a very catchy guitar riff. The follow-up Happy Land was more flower-power orientated. Despite a degree of airplay neither entered the Charts. Their final single, Man In Black was taken from the album which featured other fine tracks notably Guru unusual for its sole drum backing, the psychedelic Time Track, Inside The Secret and Clearway 51. Man In Black, incidentally, was produced by The Small Faces' Ronnie Lane and arranged by Stevie Marriott.
Unfortunately, they failed to break through, and after conflicts with their manager they answered an ad in 'Time Out' and recorded the seven minute long I Keep Singing That Same Old Song under the name of Heavy Jelly. The track received wide recognition as a result of being featured on the Nice Enough To Eat sampler album.
In the seventies, Bell went on to Bell and Arc, which also included Gallagher and Turnball. Gibson played with Snafu in the mid-seventies. Gallagher was in several other bands including Parrish and Gurvitz, Frampton's Camel and Loving Awareness.
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genre: mainstream country: us quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 53'37" size: 341 mb
"Stranger In a Strange Land" (Russell, Don Preston) – 4:01 "Of Thee I Sing" (Russell, Don Preston) – 4:22 "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" (Bob Dylan) – 5:08 "Crystal Closet Queen" – 2:59 "Home Sweet Oklahoma" – 3:26 "Alcatraz" – 3:51 "Ballad of Mad Dogs and Englishmen" – 3:51 "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" (Dylan) – 4:00 "She Smiles Like A River" – 2:58 "Sweet Emily" – 3:20 "Beware of Darkness" (George Harrison) – 4:40 bonus tracks previously unreleased: "It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" (Dylan) - 3:38 "Love Minus Zero/No Limit" (Dylan) - 3:19 "She Belongs to Me" (Dylan) - 3:26
Leon Russell – vocals, guitar, piano, organ Jesse Ed Davis – guitar Claudia Lennear – vocals Jim Price – organ Jim Keltner – drums Jim Gordon – drums Barry Beckett – organ Chuck Blackwell – drums Joey Cooper – guitar, vocals John Gallie – organ Roger Hawkins – drums David Hood – bass Jimmy Johnson – guitar Kathi McDonald – vocals Don Preston – guitar, vocals Carl Radle – bass Chris Stainton – guitar
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genre: pop, rock country: us quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, scans) time: 58'58" size: 422 mb misc.: 1993
"A Song For You" – 4:08 "Dixie Lullabye" (Russell, Chris Stainton) – 2:35 "I Put A Spell On You" – 4:12 "Shootout On The Plantation" – 3:13 "Hummingbird" – 4:02 "Delta Lady" – 4:05 "Prince Of Peace" (Russell, Greg Dempsey) – 3:05 "Give Peace A Chance" (Russell, Bonnie Bramlett) – 2:23 "Hurtsome Body" – 3:39 "Pisces Apple Lady" – 2:53 "Roll Away The Stone" (Russell, Greg Dempsey) – 3:10 bonus tracks: "Masters of War" (Bob Dylan) - 1:24 "New Sweet Home Chicago" (Russell, Marc Benno) - 3:11 "Jammin' with Eric" (Russell, Eric Clapton) - 4:14 "Indian Girl" - 4:08 "Shoot Out on the Plantation" piano version - 3:31 "(Can't Seem To) Get a Line on You" (Mick Jagger, Keith Richards) - 4:16
Leon Russell - piano, bass, guitar, vocals Buddy Harmon - drums Klaus Voormann - bass Mick Jagger - vocals George Harrison - guitar Ringo Starr - drums Alan Spenner - bass Charlie Watts - drums Bill Wyman - bass Glyn Johns - engineer, mixing Delaney Bramlett - guitar Eric Clapton - guitar Jim Horn - saxophone Bonnie Bramlett - vocals Steve Winwood - keyboards Jim Gordon - drums Chris Stainton - keyboards B.J. Wilson - drums Joe Cocker - vocals Merry Clayton - vocals
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genre: heavy
country: uk
quality: lossless (flac, cue, log, cover)
time: 1:08'27" size: 437 mb
For many, Trapeze truly hit their peak in the early '70s, with such releases as Medusa and You Are the Music...We're Just the Band, and more specifically, when their lineup consisted of Glenn Hughes, Mel Galley, and Dave Holland. By 1975, Hughes was long gone from the group (having split to join up with Deep Purple a couple of years earlier), but Galley and Holland soldiered on with Hughes' replacement, Pete Wright, and another guitarist, Rob Kendrick (with Galley assuming vocal duties). And it's this era and lineup that are featured on Live at the Boat Club 1975. For those who assume that the Hughes-less Trapeze was incapable of creating some on-stage excitement, this set will certainly prove you wrong. For starters, Galley has a surprisingly strong voice, and is able to -- for the most part -- match Hughes' soulful delivery on such ditties as "You Are the Music" and "Jury." But the group blows the doors off the venue with a simply explosive/set-closing rendition of "The Raid." While most fans will understandably seek out a Hughes-era live recording if they're on the hunt for a Trapeze concert disc, Live at the Boat Club 1975 is better than you'd think. ~ Greg Prato
Recorded at the legendary Nottingham club for a live radio broadcast. 70 minutes, nine tracks, of high energy classic rock & riffs including material from their four mid-70s albums.
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