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Robby Krieger - Robby Krieger

Robby Krieger - Robby Krieger - 1985

by William Ruhlmann from AMG

For his self-titled 1985 album, former Doors guitarist Robby (or Robbie) Krieger posed on the front cover in the company of three fellow musicians and even printed their names there, such that you might say the title was "Robby Krieger with Arthur Barrow, Bruce Gary, and Don Preston." Two of  those musicians, former Mothers of Invention keyboard player Preston and bass player Barrow, also figured in the songwriting credits, adding to the sense  that, whatever name was out front, this album was a band effort. And so it came across, each musician getting solos in the often complex jazz-rock fusion arrangements.

Krieger may have been the first among equals, but these original tunes were given band arrangements in which everyone got his say. Running close to 15 minutes, the closing track, Barrow and Krieger's "Noisuf," was the most outside in jazz terms, essentially serving as a showcase for the explorations of the various musicians, which even included Krieger's quote from "My Sharona." But that only made it the most extended of the spacy instrumentals that made up the record. Krieger's fans from the Doors might have been less comfortable with the results than Preston's from the Mothers, but the album was a typical fusion effort.

01. Bag Lady
02. Reggae Funk
03. Bass Line Street
04. Costa Brava
05. Noisuf

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Archie Brown And The Bucks - Bring Me the Head of Jerry Garcia

Archie Brown And The Bucks -  Bring Me the Head of Jerry Garcia - 1987

BIO from band's official site

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.

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01. Prisoners
02. Love Has Got A Nerve
03. Who Can Say That
04. African Sun

05. A Little Emotion
06. Bentley
07. Just A Little Weakness08. Sweet Lies
09. Lonely Teardrops
10. Bring Me The Head Of Jerry Garcia



Archie Brown - Guitar, Vocals
Pat Rafferty - Accordion
Tony Wadsworth - Guitar, Vocals
Ian Thompson - Bass
Geoff Lincoln - Bass
Ray Laidlaw - Drums
Tony Cook - Drums



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Osibisa - Monsore

Osibisa - Monsore - 1997

From Allmusic

The brainchild of Teddy Osei, a Ghanaian sax player, composer, and drummer who came to London to study music, Osibisa was one of the first African bands to win worldwide popularity. Their mix of African (especially highlife) and Caribbean forms made them a sensation in the mid 70s and their popularity continues today, even though recording dates have fallen off.

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01. Monsore
02. Djankoso
03. Hold On
04. Kofi-Kofi
05. Jambo Africa
06. Morning Sun
07. Jungle Call
08. Wo Anko Bia
09. Feel Good
10. Monsore (flute version)
11. Hold On (original mix)
12. Feel Good (remix)
13. Aflao



Greg Brown - Vocals
Teddy Osei -  Saxophone, Vocals, Flute, Saxophone, Drums, Backing Vocals
Kari Bannerman,  Roger Bebou , Guitar Smart Inkansah ,  Michael Bailey, Winston Delandro - Guitar
Jean-Karl Dikoto Mandengue, Herman Asafo-Adyei - Bass
Joe Osei, Amadu Saho, Dinesh Pandit,  Daku Potato,  Gaspar Lawal,  Kofi Ayivor - Drums
Errol Reid,  Bessa Simon - Keyboards
Kenny Wellington, Claude Deppa - Trumpet
Raimi Rasheed - Trombone
Bosie - African Xylophone
Kathy,  T-Bone, Pam, Sherry - Backing Vocals


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