Chris Spedding - Songs Without Words

Chris Spedding - Songs Without Words - 1970 (RE 2015)

from AMG

One of Britain's most versatile session guitarists, Chris Spedding has had a long career on two continents that saw him tackle nearly every style of rock & roll to come down the pike, as well as sporadically attempting a solo career. The fact that he never quite broke through to stardom, except in his native England, in parts of Europe, and in professional music circles, is more a result of bad timing and worse luck than any lack of talent or commitment on his part.

Spedding was born in Sheffield, England, in 1944. His family moved to Birmingham in the mid-'50s, by which time he had already taken up music, playing the violin in his school orchestra. That all changed when he discovered rock & roll, initially with Bill Haley & His Comets and later Elvis Presley. According to Chris Welch in a 2004 article, Spedding began to strum his violin like a guitar, and the Rubicon had been crossed. Thanks to his music lessons, Spedding was already proficient on several instruments, including the piano, and could also sight-read, which put him several cuts above the typical aspiring rock & roller of the time, who might not have known three chords.

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01. Station Song
02. Plain Song
03. Song Of The Deep
04. The Forest Of Fables
05. New Song Of Experience
06. I Thought I Heard Robert Johnson Say
Bonus Track
07. Sub-Continental Drift

Chris Spedding - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Laurie Allen - Drums
Roger Potter - Bass, Double Bass
Drums – John Marshall
John Mitchell - Piano, Electric Piano
Paul Rutherford - Trombone




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The Movements - Follow The Movements

The Movements - Follow The Movements - 2011

The Movements, have taken on space rock, garage rock and now open the flood gates to the world of psychedelic rock. The Movements fully exploit the dynamics of the psych rock and pop spectrum, painting the canvas with glorious panoramic kaleidoscopic colors

01. My Confession
02. Vicious & Vast
03. You're Alone
04. In My Time
05. Red Headed Girl
06. You Don't Know
07. Thinking Too Fast
08. Drag Me Up
09. It's Time To Go
10. I Feel Groovy
11. Give You Head
12. CCTV





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Calvin Fuzzy Samuel - Organic Blues

Calvin Fuzzy Samuel - Organic Blues - 2000

Born in Antigua, in the Caribbean, he grew up in London, England, teaching himself to play various instruments including ukelele, guitar, keyboards, and establishing a reputation as a bassist, touring England and Europe with various Ska, Reggae and Soul bands. He played with guitarist Junior Marvin in his band, Blue Ace Unit where he got the nickname 'Fuzz' by playing his bass through a fuzz box. Junior would later join Bob Marley and the Wailers. He recorded for the successful band, The Equals, lead by Eddy Grant and then formed a trio, The Sundae Times with schoolmate, Dell Richardson (later with Osibissa) on guitar and vocals and drummer Conrad Isadore, his rhythm section mate from Joe E Young & The Tonics. One album was released, Us Colored Kids, scoring a top ten hit in Israel with a song called Abba Abba, written and produced by Eddy Grant. The trio disbanded.

The rhythm section of Fuzz and Conrad were then hired to record Stephen Stills' first solo album which included superstars Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Mama Cass, Rita Coolidge, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston and The Memphis Horns. During this time he worked with P.P. Arnold performing under the name Axis.

A big break came getting him a position with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Working sessions between London and Los Angeles, he became part of Manassas, with Stephen Stills, Chris Hillman, Dallas Taylor, Joe Lala, Paul Harris and Al Perkins, cutting two albums and touring for three years while finding time to do concerts with America.

Wrote and recorded songs with Marianne Faithful along with Steve Winwood in the early '80s. Later he joined the Alvin Lee Band along with Mick Taylor and Tom Compton. For Taj Mahal, he worked on the Broadway musical, Mule Bone written by Langston Hughes and Zora Lee Hurston, with music composed by Taj starring blues man Kenny Neal. In the early '90s he teamed up with Bobby Keys, Mick Taylor, Nicky Hopkins and Ivan Neville as Tumbling Dice.

01. Watermelon Blues
02. One Horse Town
03. Catifish Song
04. Highway
05. Pine Box
06. Alligator
07. Struttin'
08. All Night Long
09. Ain't Gonna Cry
10. New Bananas





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Frank Zappa Hot Rats Sessions - 50th Anniversary - Boxed Set, Anniversary Edition - 6 CDS

Frank Zappa Hot Rats Sessions - 50th Anniversary - Boxed Set, Anniversary Edition - 6 CDS - 2019

Unless you were around and musically aware in 1969 when this, Frank Zappa’s first official solo album, was unleashed, it’s hard to understand how revolutionary it was. Fifty years later, little has changed.

Hot Rats remains arguably Zappa’s finest project, which is saying plenty considering his catalog now numbers over 100 releases. But five decades ago, this explosive combination of free jazz, fusion jazz-rock, avant-garde and intricately crafted classically influenced compositions proved that Frank Zappa was so far ahead of most of his contemporaries as to make nearly anything else released in that watershed year seem tame in comparison.

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CD 01 - Basic Track Recording Sessions, TTG Studios Hollywood, CA 

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01. Piano Music (Section 1)
02. Piano Music (Section 3)

7-28-69

03. Peaches En Regalia (Prototype)
04. Peaches En Regalia (Section 1, In session)
05. Peaches En Regalia (Section 1, Master Take)
06. Peaches Jam - Part 1
07. Peaches Jam - Part 2
08. Peaches En Regalia (Section 3, In Session)
09. Peaches En Regalia (Section 3, Master Take)
10. Arabesque (In Session)
11. Arabesque (Master Take)
12. Dame Margret's Son To Be A Bride (In Session)

CD 02 (7-29-69)

01. It Must Be A Camel (Part 1, In Session)
02. It Must Be A Camel (Part 1, Master Take)
03. It Must Be A Camel (Intercut, In Session)
04. It Must Be A Camel (Intercut, Master Take)
05. Natasha (In Session)
06. Natasha (Master Take)
07. Bognor Regis (Unedited Master)
08. Willie The Pimp (In Session)
09. Willie The Pimp (Unedited Master Take)
10. Willie The Pimp (Guitar Od 1)
11. Willie The Pimp (Guitar OD 2)

CD 03 (7-29-69)

01. Transition (Section 1, In Session)
02. Transition (Section 1, Master Take)
03. Transition (Section 2, Intercut, In Session)
04. Transition (Section 2, Intercut, Master Take)
05. Transition (Section 3, Intercut, In Session)
06. Transition (Section 3, Intercut, Master Take)
07. Lil’ Clanton Shuffle (Unedited Master)

CD 03 (7-30-69)

08. Directly From My Heart To You (Unedited Master)
09. Another Waltz (Unedited Master)

CD 04

01. Dame Margret’s Son To Be A Bride (Remake)
02. Son Of Mr. Green Genes (Take 1)
03. Son Of Mr. Green Genes (Master Take)
04. Big Legs (Unedited Master Take)
05. It Must Be A Camel (Percussion Tracks)
06. Arabesque (Guitar OD Mix)
07. Transition (Full Version)
08. Piano Music (Section 3, OD Version)

CD 05 - From The Vault - Part 1 - Hot Rats 1987 Digital Remix

01. Peaches En Regalia
02. Willie The Pimp
03. Son Of Mr. Green Genes
04. Little Umbrellas
05. The Gumbo Variations
06. It Must Be A Camel
07. The Origin Of Hot Rats
08. Hot Rats Vintage Promotion Ad #1
09. Peaches En Regalia (1969 Mono Single Master)
10. Hot Rats Vintage Promotion Ad #2
11. Little Umbrellas (1969 Mono Single Master)
12. Lil' Clanton Shuffle (1972 Whitney Studios Mix)

CD 06 - From The Vault - Part 2

01. Little Umbrellas (Cucamonga Version)
02. Little Umbrellas (1969 Mix Outtake)
03. It Must Be A Camel (1969 Mix Outtake)
04. Son Of Mr. Green Genes (1969 Mix Outtake)
05. More Of The Story Of Willie The Pimp
06. Willie The Pimp (Vocal Tracks) (Voice – Captain Beefheart)
07. Willie The Pimp (1969 Quick Mix)
08. Dame Margret's Son To Be A Bride (1969 Quick Mix)
09. Hot Rats Vintage Promotion Ad #3
10. Bognor Regis (1970 Record Plant Mix)
11. Peaches En Regalia (1969 Rhythm Track Mix)
12. Son Of Mr. Green Genes (1969 Rhythm Track Mix)
13. Little Umbrellas (1969 Rhythm Track Mix)
14. Arabesque (Guitar Tracks)
15. Hot Rats Vintage Promotion Ad #4


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**** ARE 1 GB OF MUSIC. SO HARD TO UPLOAD ****

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Robby Krieger - Red Shift (1979)

Robby Krieger - Red Shift (1979) - 2019

In 1978, Doors fan Mack Mckenzie knocked on Robby Krieger’s door with a demo tape in hand, hoping Robby might fulfill a dream and collaborate with him. After listening to the demo, Robby agreed and recruited friends Arthur Barrow (Frank Zappa), Vinnie Colaiuta and Don Poncher to be in a short-lived band called “Red Shift”. They cut seven tracks in the studio, had a few gigs in Los Angeles, and for unknown reasons, “Red Shift” disbanded.

Forty years later, we can now enjoy this time capsule of the emerging punk scene in Los Angeles.

01. Hyena People
02. At The End Of The Day
03. Lost And Forgotten
04. Mirror There
05. Physical Culture
06. Sexorsize
07. Psychlone Ride

all songs by Arthur Barrow, Robby Krieger and Mack McKenzie

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Lowell Levinger - Get Together - Banana Recalls Youngbloods Classics (re-post)

Lowell Levinger - Get Together - Banana Recalls Youngbloods Classics - 2015

An exciting new look at the Youngblood’s most popular songs, rearranged and recorded with new life by Lowell Levinger with guests such as Jesse Colin Young, David Grisman, Ry Cooder and a host of others.

Levinger, one of the original founding members of the band along with Young has infused this release with the same eclectic, fun-loving energy that the Youngbloods put into their shows. This Collectors Edition is guaranteed to inspire a new generation and some old fans to embrace the magic created in those Youngblood years.

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01. Grizzly Bear
02. Supersonic Transport
03. Darkness Darkness
04. Pool Hall Song
05. Interlude
06. Hippie from Olema
07. Euphoria
08. On Sir Francis Drake
09. Eyes Eyes
10. Stagger Lee
11. Get Together
12. Sugar Babe


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Jim Leverton and Geoffrey Richardson - Follow Your Heart

Jim Leverton and Geoffrey Richardson - Follow Your Heart - 1995

Geoffrey Richardson (Caravan, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, Murray Head, Paul Brady.) and Jim Leverton (Humble Pie, Fat Mattress, Juicy Lucy, Savoy Brown, Rory Gallagher) have made this an album from the heart.

A superb performance of quality, skill and understanding from two multi-talented musicians, including some of their favourite songs and the first recordings of a few of the last songs written by Jim and Steve Marriott. Supporting cast includes Ian Maidman and Annie Whitehead.

01. Golden Ring
02. Ordinary Man
03. Fool’s Gold
04. Walk Don’t Run
05. Sunny Afternoon
06. Ain’t You Glad (New York)
07. Phone Call Away
08. Save Your Love
09. Waltzing’s For Dreamers
10. Sea Of Heartbreak
11. Follow Your Heart
12. Marie

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