The New Sell Out - Futureman Records (repost)

The New Sell Out - Futureman Records - 2012

This legendary album is a cover of The Who Sell Out by power pop artists, including The Andersons, Splitsville, The Shazam, Brendon Benson, and The Grip Weeds to just name a few. Put together 12 years ago and gathering cobwebs ever since, The New Sell Out is finally out! Dedicated to Rick McBrien, the soul of Futureman.

01. Armenia City In The Sky - Paranoid Lovesick
02. Heinz Baked Beans - The Andersons 

03. Mary Anne With The Shaky Hands - The Phenomenal Cats 

04. Odorono- The Atomic Numbers 

05. Tattoo - The Jigsaw Seen 

06. Our Love Was - Splitsville 

07. I Can See For Miles - The Shazam 

08. I Can't Reach You - Chris von Sneidern09. Medac - Brendan Benson
10. Relax - Cloud Eleven
11. Silas Stingy - Zumpano12. Sunrise - Willie Wisely
13. Rael - Myracle Brah
14 Commercial Break 

15. Glittering Girl - The Flashing Lights16. Commercial Break
17. Melancholia - The Grip Weeds18. Commercial Break
19. Jaguar - Jim Babjak's Buzzed Meg20. Commercial Break
21. Someone's Coming - The Pearlfishers22. Commercial Break
23. Early Morning, Cold Taxi - SWAG24. Commercial Break
25. Glow Girl - The Vandalias

26. Bonus Track: Doctor, Doctor – Brendan Benson





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Ginger Baker (featuring Abass Dodoo) - Live At Drums 'n' Percussion Paderborn

Ginger Baker (featuring Abass Dodoo) - Live At Drums 'n' Percussion Paderborn - 2017

Ginger Baker e o percussionista ganês Abass Dodoo em gravação ocorrida em maio de 2015 no Heinz Nixodorf Museum Forum.

01. Ginger & Abass I
02. Ginger & Abass II - African Time
03. Ginger & Abass III - Pretty Tricky Little Things
04. Ginger & Abass IV
05. Ginger & Abass V - Mix

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King Fish With Bob Weir - Minglewood Blues - Live At Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY 27th March 1976

King Fish With Bob Weir - Minglewood Blues - Live At Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY 27th March 1976 - 2015

Kingfish was fundamentally different to the more celebrated bands that Bob Weir and Dave Torbert hailed from. They clearly dug deep into their mutual love of American roots music to fashion a repertoire that established Kingfish as its own entity. The setlist performed here reflects the soul of their repertoire and finds Weir enjoying a brief sojourn from his obligations with the Grateful Dead while they took a well-earned break. As for Bob Weir, nobody was really sure what a hiatus for the Dead meant, and Kingfish could have blossomed if the Dead had remained on the bricks, but Weir

had a fantastic few hundred hours jamming with friends as this performance easily shows. Klondike proudly presents the entire original WLIR-FM broadcast of Bob Weir with Kingfish live at Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY from 27th March 1976. Professionally re-mastered original broadcast with background liners and rare archival photos! An exceptional celebration of the American songbook and a valuable addition for fans of NRPS and Grateful Dead. 

01. Mystery Train > Muleskinner Blues
02. Goodbye Your Honor
03. Lazy Lightning > Supplication
04. Juke
05. Bye And Bye
06. Hypnotized
07. Minglewood Blues
08. Battle Of New Orleans
09. Big Iron
10. Jump For Joy
11. Promised Land
12. Sea Cruise








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J.D. SIMO - The Other Side Of Me

J.D. SIMO - The Other Side Of Me - 2004

from wikipedia

Simo grew up in Chicago. He began playing guitar at the age of five. By age 15, Simo had already formed a band and released a live EP recorded in Phoenix Arizona, which sold 5,000 copies. He quickly earned a strong local following in the Phoenix area, pleasing crowds of all ages with dynamic stage performances that showcased his guitar skills. He spent most of his teenage years touring, either in his own solo endeavors or in various other bands.

In the winter of 2006 he moved to Nashville, Tennessee where he established himself as the lead guitarist in the Don Kelley Band. This led to Simo's employment as an in-demand session musician. Simo continued to play in this capacity until 2011.

In the beginning of 2010, he joined bassist Frank Swart and drummer Adam Abrashoff to form the rock band SIMO. They spent much of 2011 on tour and released their debut album in November. They closed out the year with a homecoming show at The Basement in Nashville, the site of their first show. Sundazed Records released a vinyl single of Shake It/AoH off their debut album on January 25, 2013. SIMO was featured at several festivals including Mountain Jam and Bonnaroo in the summer of 2013.

Simo maintains an online blog, featuring videos of his playing style as well as information about vintage music equipment. In addition, Simo often films promotional videos for Carter Vintage Guitars in Nashville, Tennessee.

>>>>> READ MORE HERE

>>>>> OTHERS SIMO'S ALBUMS. CHECK HERE

01. The Other Side of Me
02. Sooner Or Later
03. Black Cloud
04. Love on the Side
05. Fallin' Down
06. Wait Til Tomorrow
07. This Party
08. You're Mine Tonight
09. Will U Wait For Me










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Gordon Haskell - Hambledon Hill

Gordon Haskell - Hambledon Hill - 1990

Gordon Haskell is an English musician and songwriter. A pop, rock and blues vocalist, guitarist, and bassist, he was a school friend of King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp, the two first working together in Fripp's mid-1960s teenage group The League of Gentlemen (not to be confused with Fripp's later new wave beat band). Haskell first gained recognition as bass player for the British band Les Fleur de Lys, and subsequently spent a short period in King Crimson, singing one of the songs on their second album and both singing and playing bass on their third album. After departing from King Crimson, he continued his musical career as a solo musician, finally gaining international recognition in 2001 with his hit song How Wonderful You Are.

01. Hambledon Hill
02. Walkin' In A Wilderness
03. Almost Certainly
04. The Right Time
05. The Other Side
06. Mumbo Jumbo
07. Pelican Pie
08. Mystical Allusion
09. What Do Broken Hearted People Do
10. Breathing In
11. Soul Mates

Gordon Haskell - Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboars
Alan Bariffi - Electric Guitar (on 4 & 6)
Steve Cowen - Electric Guitar (on 2 & 5)
Tommy Banister - Pedal Steel Guitar
Tony Arnold - Slide Guitar
Paul Beavis - Drums, Percussion
Steve Darrel-Smith - Keyboards
Chris Winter - Keyboards, Brass, Woodwind, Mandolin
Mickey Fudge - Backing Vocals




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Jess Roden And The Humans - Jess Roden And The Humans

Jess Roden And The Humans - Jess Roden And The Humans - 1995

Singer/guitarist Jess Roden was born in Kidderminster in England's West Midlands, and his first band was the Shakedown Sounds. In 1967, he joined the Alan Bown Set as their new lead singer. Although their records never charted nationally, he did pick up a fandom in London (and belatedly became something of a star on the Northern Soul scene) with the release of their single "Emergency 999." He remained with the Bown group through 1970, after which he formed the band Bronco, and later worked on Wildlife, the third Mott the Hoople album, and with Keef Hartley on the album Lancashire Hustler. In the mid-'70s, he teamed up with ex-Doors John Densmore and Robby Krieger in the Butts Band, and sang on their first album. Roden finally emerged as a solo artist in his own right in the mid-'70s on Island Records, with his 1974 self-titled solo album, which was cut in New Orleans and included Allen Toussaint and Art Neville on keyboards. His albums throughout the '70s got great reviews but he never saw any significant sales; in between his own work, he managed to sing and play on albums by Carol Grimes, Jim Capaldi, Stomu Yamashta, Sandy Denny, and Grace Jones. He was with the group Rivits on Island for one album at the outset of the '80s.

01. So Fine, So Young
02. Surrender To Your Heart
03. You Better Believe It Baby
04. Before I Hurt Myself
05. Cinnamon Girl
06. Love The Life I Live
07. If It Takes Just A Little While
08. Forty Four
09. Railroad Of Desire

Jess Roden - Vocals, Harmonica
Gary Grainger - Guitar, Slide Guitar
Bill Burke - Guitar
Nick Graham - Bass, Keyboards, Vocals
Leo Brown - Drums

>>> Not credited (according to Steve Winwood fan site) <<<:

Steve Winwood - organ on "Railroad of Desire"
Jim Capaldi - drums on "Railroad of Desire"








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Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, Randy George - Cover 2 Cover

Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, Randy George - Cover  2 Cover - 2012

Cover "2" Cover is the second cover CD from Neal Morse, Mike Portnoy and Randy George! Together this group of musicians hand-picked these classic cover songs to complete the second such CD in the bands extensive catalog. This widely diverse selection of songs is sure to capture the essence of the age of music that has impacted these accomplished musicians!

With nine songs along with five previously recorded ones, Morse, Portnoy and George once again create an album of songs that is sure to be enjoyed by any prog lover.

2012 Momentum Sessions
01. Lido Shuffle (Boz Scaggs)
02. I Saw the Light (Todd Rundgren)
03. Rikki Don't Lose That Number (Steely Dan)
04. Teacher (Jethro Tull)
05. Driven to Tears (The Police)
06. Come Sail Away (Styx)
07. Southern Man / Needle and the Damage Done / Cinnamon Girl (Neil Young)

2008 Lifeline Sessions
08. Crazy Horses (The Osmonds)
09. Lemons Never Forget (The Bee Gees)
10. The Letter (Joe Cocker version)
11. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love & Understanding (Elvis Costello)
12. Starless (King Crimson)





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Gary Pickford-Hopkins - GPH

Gary Pickford-Hopkins - GPH  - 2012

Gary Pickford-Hopkins burst onto the music scene in the early 70’s as lead singer/songwriter with WILD TURKEY who recorded during their existence a couple of classic rock albums ‘Battle Hymn’ and ‘Turkey’.

Following Wild Turkey’s demise in 1974 Gary promptly joined Rick Wakeman and was involved in two of Rick’s highest profile and commercially successful albums ‘Journey To The Centre Of The Earth’, ‘The Myths And Legends Of King Arthur And The Knights Of The Round Table’.

01. Outlaw Blues    
02. Faraway Friends    
03. Across The Muddy River    
04. Long Time Coming    
05. Loving You Means Leaving You    
06. You're Gonna Get It     07. Drifting Away    
08. U.B. Love    
09. Take It And Shake It    
10. Sinner Man    
11. Holocaust    

Bonus Tracks:
12. Why (Extended Single Version)    
13. Why (Narration)





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Delaney Bramlett - Giving Birth To A Song (Re-Re-Post)

Delaney Bramlett - Giving Birth To A Song - 1975

by William Ruhlmann for Allmusic.com

Although his popularity was often eclipsed by the artists he mentored, Delaney Bramlett was an accomplished guitarist and singer/songwriter whose style influenced the likes of Eric Clapton, J.J. Cale, and Duane Allman. A native of Pontotoc, MS, he served time in the U.S. Navy before moving to Los Angeles in 1959. He soon became a member of the Shindogs, the resident band on the TV show Shindig. Such a job allowed Bramlett to rub shoulders with other notable musicians, and in 1967 he met Bonnie Lynn O'Farrell, a member of Ike & Tina Turner's backup group the Ikettes. The two were married within five days; they also formed a duo named Delaney & Bonnie. Read More HERE

Delaney Bramlett - Vocals, Guitar
Nick Van Maarth,  Jim McGrew - Guitar
Fred Riviera - Bass
Stu Perry - Drums, Percussion
Victor Pantonia - Congas, Percussion
Rick Sutherland - Keyboads
Jim Hobson - Piano, Clavinet
Cole Kesler - Harmonica

1975's Jimmy Bowen produced "Giving Birth To A Song" marked Delaney Bramlett's third solo album (and his third label in as many years).  Credited as 'Delaney and Blue Diamond' the album found Bramlett returning to the confines of a full fledged band.  Musically the set wasn't a major departure from his standing soul/rock moves. 

01. Giving Birth To A Song
02. I Get High
03. So Much In Love
04. My Lover's Prayer
05. (I Wanna) Stay Home With You
06. The Plug
07. Nothing Without You
08. Never No More Blues
09. Lonesome, Long Gone, And So Long
10. Over You
11. I Got Away

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Archie Brown - Elysian Fields

Archie Brown - Elysian Fields - 2015

The band is formed in Newcastle by Pat Rafferty and Tony Wadsworth. First gig is the University Fine Art Dept Xmas Party. Still without a name, inspiration comes from Bogart's “Key Largo” - “I’m looking for a couple of young bucks in fancy shirts who busted out of prison”.

Band is instantly popular. John Glynn moves to London and joins proto punks ‘X Ray Spex’. His replacement is Archie Brown, sax player and songwriter with local band ‘Pylon’. Band starts playing Monday nights at the “Cooperage” which is sold out for the next two years. Summer ’77 Tim Wilder is replaced by Seb Shelton.

READ MORE HERE



01. 1983

02. The Islands
03. Elysian Fields
04. Last Train for Toledo
05. The Strong and Silent Kind
06. Bad Things Happen
07. Holy Night
08. Regardless
09. The Journey
10. Kate Barlowe
11. Miles from Home
12. Temptation








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Bernard Fowler - The Bura

Bernard Fowler - The Bura - 2015

The Bura is the second solo project from singer, songwriter, producer, and percussionist Bernard Fowler. Fowler s dynamic vocals have appeared on hundreds of albums for bands as diverse as The Rolling Stones, Herbie Hancock, John Mayer, Rod Stewart, Duran Duran, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Michael Hutchence, Michael Buble, Philip Glass, Yoko Ono, Alice Cooper and many more.

01. Shake It (B. Fowler, R. Davis)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals,  Background Vocals
Skip McDonald - Guitar
Brent Woods - Guitar, Background Vocals
Robert Davis - Guitar, Background Vocals
Phil X - Guitar
Sean Davis - Bass
Dave Goodstein - Drums
Lenny Castro - Percussion

02. See You Again (B. Fowler, R. Davis, Cox)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals
Robert Davis - Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar
Emilio Terranova - Bass
Will Calhoun - Drums
Lenny Castro - Percussion
Jeff Bova - Keyboards
L. Shankar - Violin, Vocals
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar

03. The Letter (W. C. Thompson)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals,  Background Vocals
Robert Davis - Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar
Brent Woods - Guitar
Doug Wimbish - Bass
Alvino Bennett - Drums
Ikey Owens - Keyboards
Maxwell Drummey - Keyboards
Lisa Fischer - Background Vocals

04. My Friend Sin (B. Fowler, R. Davis)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals,  Background Vocals, Percussion, Jaw Harp
Slash - Guitar
Robert Davis - Guitar
Sugar Blue - Harmonica
Lisa Fischer - Background Vocals

05. Second Place (B. Fowler, R. Davis)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Robert Davis - Guitar
Brent Woods - Guitar
Sigve "Siggy" Sjursen - Bass
Alvino Bennett - Drums
Khris Kellow - Keyboards
Jeff Bova - Keyboards
Lisa Fischer - Background Vocals

06. Driving Home To You (B. Fowler, R. Davis)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals,
Albert Lee - Guitar
Robert Davis - Guitar, Drums
Foday Musa Suso - Kora

07. Can't You Hear Me Knocking (M. Jagger, K. Richards)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Chuck D - Rap Vocals
Skip McDonald - Guitar
Robert Davis - Guitar
Keith LeBlanc - Drums
Doug Wimbish - Bass

08. Dragon Attack (Queen)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Slash - Guitar
Phil X - Guitar
Robert Davis - Guitar
Sean Davis - Bass
Dave Goodstein - Drums
Lenny Castro - Percussion
Roberta Freeman - Background Vocals
Leah Grant - Background Vocals
Jordice Unger - Background Vocals

09. Helter Skelter (J. Lennon, P. McCartney)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Robert Davis - Guitar
Phil X - Guitar
Sean Davis - Bass
Dave Goodstein - Drums
Brent Woods - Background Vocals

10. Will You Miss Me (B. Fowler, R. Davis)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Robert Davis - Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar
Darryl Jones - Bass
Philip "Fish" Fisher - Drums
Lisa Fischer - Background Vocals, Background Vocal Arrangement
Lucas Nelson - Vocals

11. The Letter [acapella & dub] (W. C. Thompson)
Bernard Fowler - Vocals, Background Vocals










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