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Dean Ford - This Scottish Heart

Dean Ford - This Scottish Heart - 2018

Dean Ford (born Thomas McAleese; 5 September 1946 – 31 December 2018) was a Scottish singer and songwriter best known for his tenure as lead vocalist and frontman of the beat pop group Marmalade from 1966 to 1974. Ford (credited as McAleese) co-wrote the group's worldwide hit "Reflections of My Life" with fellow band member Junior Campbell. "Reflections of My Life" has sold more than two million units globally, and in 1998 the writers were awarded a Special Citation of Achievement by BMI for attaining radio broadcast performances in excess of one million in the U.S. alone.

01. A New Day
02. Little Man
03. Running Out of Time
04. Natasha
05. The Blue Angel
06. Butterflies in June
07. Until the Day I Die
08. I Got You
09. God Is
10. Precious Little Boy
11. Merry Go Round
12. Cowboy Joe
13. Restless Heart
14. He's an Angel
15. Left My Heart in Mexico
16. When Will It End
17. Dreamland
18. Glasgow Road
19. This Scottish Heart
20. Glasgow Night
21. Bonnie Mary
22. Made in Scotland
23. A Song for Mary
24. Nineteen Fifty Three
25. Daddy
26. Buddy, Roy and Dion
27. Blue Horizon
28. Callander
29. For MacDougall
30. Reflections of My Life





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Corky Laing's Mountain ‎- Live In Mell (re-post)

Corky Laing's Mountain ‎- Live In Mell- 2017

Corky Laing was an original member of Mountain. As is so common these days, there have been several versions of the band carrying on their music and traditions. This double CD set was recorded in 2016 on the German Sleighride tour. The sound quality is definitely good, but not great. There is a lot of stage talk, telling stories and the like on this set. Beyond that we get some classic Mountain songs, a couple Cream tunes and more all delivered in style. This is a great live album, really.

CD 1
01. Introducion
02. Silver Paper
03. Dreams Of Milk And Honey
04. Long Red
05. Never In My Life
06. Nantucket Sleighride
07. Mississippi Queen
08. Theme From An Imaginary Western
09. Like A Rollin' Stone (Drum Solo)


CD 2
01. Introducing
02. Don't Look Around
03. Sittin' On A Rainbow
04. For Yasgur's Farm
05. Travellin' In The Dark
06. Politician
07. Sunshine Of Your Love
08. The Doctor

Corky Laing - Drums, Vocals
Phil Baker - Guitar, Vocals
Joe Venti - Bass, Vocals




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

Third World - AIYE-KETA (Steve Winwood, Remi Kabaka, Abdul Amao)  - 1973

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In 1973, while 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 worldbeat group Osibisa). Their one and only album Aiye-Keta was produced by Winwood, who also played keyboards, lead guitar, and moog synthesizer. The lead vocals were done by Kabaka (who wrote all of the songs), but the album is mostly instrumental. The reggae sound is relatively spare, while Winwood's spacey keyboards add a fairly predictable Traffic-like flavor. Aiye-Keta is listenable but unsurprising. "Irin-Ajo" is the high point. Note: 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

01. Happy Vibes
02. Irin-Ajo
03. Black Beauty
04. Afro Super
05. Shango

Steve Winwood - Lead guitar, Percussion, Moog, Vocals
Abdul Lasisi Amao (Osibisa) - Sax, Flute, Congas, Percussion, Vocals
Remi Kabaka (Ginger Baker’s Airforce), Lead Vocals, Piano, Drums, Congas, African Drums, Rhythm Guitar, Moog Drum



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