The Barrelhouse Brothers - Pick it Up, Pass it On

The Barrelhouse Brothers - Pick it Up, Pass it On - 2002

Jeff Ward - Lead & Slide Guitars, Vocals
Noel Jones - Bass, Vocals
Eric Bell - Lead Guitar
Colin Earl - Piano
Noel Redding - Bass
Corky Laing - Drums
Smiley - Drums

and others

01. Too Many Hot Dogs
02. The Fly
03. Love Her With a Feeling
04. Country Road
05. I Want Some of Your Pie
06. Can't Get You Off of My Mind
07. Wednesday Night Special
08. Blues in 3/4
09. It's no Secret
10. De Barras Boogie
11. Twenty One Jezebels
12. Just a Dream
13. Black Dog Blues
14. Love Crazy
15. Crazy 'bout You Baby



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Glenn Hughes - Funky Business

Glenn Hughes - Funky Business - 1995

Glenn e banda ao vivo no Zaal Struik, Heino, Holanda, em 14 de julho de 1995.
aka Live in Holland

Glenn Hughes - Vocals
George Nastos - Guitar
Rubén Valtierra - Keyboards
Dave Patton - Guitar
Paul Kirkham - Bass
Richard Newman - Drums

01. Stormbringer
02. The Liar
03. You Fool No One
04. Muscle & Blood
05. Push
06. This Time Around
07. Coast To Coast
08. You Are The Music
09. Your Love Is Alright
10. Gettin Tighter
11. Vocal Intro / You Keep On Moving
12. Burn

Glenn Hughes - Vocals
George Nastos - Guitar
Rubén Valtierra - Keyboards
Dave Patton - Guitar
Paul Kirkham - Bass
Richard Newman - Drums

3 Videos from this show

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Joe Bauer - Moonset (ex Youngbloods drummer)

Joe Bauer - Moonset - 1971

01. Explosion
02. Five Ten
03. Old Shoe
04. Cat Gone
05. Moonset
06. Frogs
07. Swallows
08. Pelicans
09. Earthquake Blues



Joe Bauer - Drums
Michael Kane - Bass on 1 & 4
Jack Gregg - Bass on 5
Steve Swallow - Bass on 7 & 9
Banana - Guitar on 5, piano
Richard Anderson - Harmonica





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Third World - AIYE-KETA (Steve Winwood, Remi Kabaka, Abdul Amao)

In 1973, while Steve Winwood was on hiatus from Traffic due to illness, he took part in a reggae trio called The Third World. It was a one-off project, not to be confused with the better-known, long-running reggae band of the same name. His two collaborators were african musicians Remi Kabaka (who had played with Winwood in Ginger Baker's Air Force) and Abdul Lasisi Amao (a founding member of the african group Osibisa). Their only album Aiye-Keta was produced by Winwood, who also played keyboards, lead guitar, and moog synthesizer.

Some later printings of the album gave artist billing to the three members instead of to Third World, possibly to avoid confusion with that other band.

1. Happy Vibes
2. Irin-Ajo
3. Black Beauty
4. Afro Super
5. Shango










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