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 On the 17th of October 2005 the first in a legendary series of podcasts compiled by DinsdaleP was broadcast. Every week or so , a new edition followed. They continued for 114 episodes until December the 11th 2007, an astonishing amount of material in such a short space of time and very hard work for the author who shared these with us. At the time they were unique in both their content and production...in fact they still are... and although many have tried to emulate them none have succeeded. Dinsdale has very kindly made the original lossless tapes available to Nowhere Man Records, who are privileged to present them in their entirety, along with one or two surprises.DinsdaleP Podcast 037CHAOTIC CREATION- "Chaos And Creation At Abbey Road" (7-27-05)- Thank You Girl ("Easy Beat", 6-19-63)- For You Blue (KHJ-AM, 9-23-69)- John's weather report (WFIL Helping Hand Marathon, 5-17-75)- Not For Love Nor Money (demo, 10-10-79)- "The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson" (5-7-81)- "The Ed Sullivan Show" (2-9-64)- Junior's Farm ("Top Of The Pops", 11-20-74)- "Help!" radio spot (8-65)- You're Gonna Lose That Girl (iso-based stereo remix)- Magical Misery Tour (Lennon Remembers mix)- Sun King/Maxwell's Silver Hammer jingles (Kenny Everett, 8-69) DinsdaleP Podcast 038 NO WORDS- Hello Goodbye (take 1, 10-2-67)- Don't Let Me Wait Too Long (rough mix, 11-72)- Mull of Kintyre (demo, summer 77)- Beef Jerky (rehearsal, 7-13-74)- Nashville Jam (Barrett mix, 6-27-70)- Blues (rehearsal, 1-24-69)- Sunshine Sometime (rough mix, spring 71)- Yes It Is (take 9, 2-16-65)DinsdaleP Podcast 039BEATLES AU POIVRE- Pepperland (Meanie mix)- Atmosphere into "Sgt. Pepper" (11-1-67)- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (RM1, 2-2-67)- Applause into "Little Help From My Friends" (11-1-67)- With A Little Help From My Friends (center channel iso)- Return To Pepperland (outtake, 3-87)- John w/Anne Nightingale (1971)- How Do You Sleep (alternate vocal, 5-22-71)- It Was 60 Years Ago Today (Alan Freeman birthday jingle, 7-6-87)- "Yellow Submarine" movie trailer (7-68)- "Yellow Submarine" press preview (7-8-68)- Cayenne (rehearsal, spring 60)- Animal effects for "Good Morning Good Morning" (11-1-67)- Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (reprise) (take 5, 4-1-67)- A Day In The Life (RM1, 1-20-67)LINK |
 Band formed in Texas, which launched this unique work. A powerful blues-rock, very contagious and kicking. The album ends up sounding a bit generic, without much to add, but the quality of the material is not futile, the vocals are good, drums and bass sound with good expression. Willam Grate / lead guitar, back vocals, Richard Deleon / rhythm guitar, lead vocals, James Castillo / bass and Frudy Lianes / drums01 - Cruising02 - Joy03 - Marriage04 - Creation A Child05 - Just A Man06 - We Can Make It, Luv07 - Not Mine08 - Where Is She09 - Mythical DreamLINK |
Combining the deadpan wit of the Bonzo Dog Band and the social-conscious lyricism of the Kinks, Dead Sea Fruit helped to bring the British Invasion of the 1960s to France. Formed in 1966, the group spent three years based in Paris thrilling French audiences with their hook-laden songs. Although all but two members relocated to Dakar, Senegal, electric bassist/guitarist/vocalist Arthur Marsh, who had replaced founding member Christopher Hall in early 1967, returned to England after three months when club owners demanded that they stick to cover tunes. Dead Sea Fruit reached their apex in 1967, when their tongue-in-jowl single, "Lulu, Put Another Record On," reached the top position on the British music charts. Their self-titled album was released the same year. (AMG).01 - The 815 And The 54502 - Lulu, Put Another Record On03 - Psychiatric Case04 - Mr Barman05 - Matters06 - Seeds Of Disconcent07 - I'll Come With You08 - I've Been Away Too Long09 - Mr Coffee Pot10 - Time Waits For No One11 - I Should Have Guessed12 - Kesington High StreetLINK |
 "This 1971 release on the Angelus label was limited to only 200 copies, so originals are worth a small fortune. Fraction, with vocalist Jim Beach bearing an uncanny vocal resemblance to Jim Morrision (although he was singing on Sunset Strip long before Morrison took to the stage), were often compared favourably with the Doors, although their quasi-religious message would probably not have found favour with the recently-departed Morrison. Indeed, this rather fine album was once famously described as the album the Doors probably wished they had made!. Underpinned by guitarist Don Swanson's superb Ritchie Blackmorestyle guitar work, this is an album full of beautiful psychedelia, acid and hard rock, at once emblematic of the era but not dated by its association. The five original compositions are all of the highest quality and the contribution of Beach's Morrison-esque vocals place a stamp of originality on the recording that endures from beginning to end."01 - Sanc-Divided02 - Come Out Of Her03 - Eye Of The Hurricane04 - Sons Come To Birth05 - This Bird06 - Sky HighLINK |
 An obscure hard rock group from Ohio which may interest some collectors. In 1975, their drummer produced a flexi-disc by Pandora, another hard rock outfit. Cleveland's enigmatic Granicus recorded just one eponymous LP before fading into rock & roll oblivion, but it's an absolute gem! Quietly released by RCA in 1973, Granicus is truly an album out of time -- especially its own -- which perhaps explains its eventual commercial failure. Years on, the record acts as a veritable time capsule, taking the listener back to that tenuous transition point where late-'60s progressive rock and experimental psychedelia finally gave way once and for all to what is now considered the classic '70s hard rock sound.01 - You're In America02 - Bad Talk03 - Twilight04 - Prayer05 - Cleveland Ohio06 - Nightmare07 - When You're Movin'08 - ParadiseLINK |
 Rare 1969 UK screaming, loud hard rock organ swirler from Ken Hensley (Gods, Uriah Heep, Toe Fat, Weed) and crew. During his time with Gods and Toe Fat, Ken Hensley recorded an album for a specific project called Head Machine. At this time, Hensley played mainly guitar again, as in the beginning of his career. The producer of the album "Orgasm” was David Paramor, who also produced The Gods’ albums. Ken Leslie (Ken Hensley) – organ/piano/guitar/vocals, John Leadhen (John Glascock) – bass guitar, Brian and Lee Poole (Brian Glascock and Lee Kerslake) – drums and Mike Road – percussion01 - Climax - You Tried To Take It All02 - Make The Feeling Last03 - You Must Come With Me04 - The Girl Who Loved, The Girl Who Loved05 - Orgasm06 - The First Time07 - Scattering SeedsLINK |
9.30 Fly was a British band consisted of vocalist Michael Wainwright, Lynn Oakey guitarist, bassist Gary Charman, drummer Mike Clark and vocalist / keyboardist Barbara Wainwright. The quintet recorded on the label Embey this self-titled folk-rock psycho-progressive disc in 1972. The group, in November 1972, came to serve as opening act for the Velvet Underground in the Malver Winter Gardens.01 - Life And Times02 - Summerdays03 - September04 - Unhinged05 - Mr.50906 - Brooklyn Thoughts07 - Time Of WarLINK |
 The jazz rock fussion band Ambergris, was formed by Jerry Weiss, who appeared on the debut album by Blood, Sweat & Tears. This album was produced by the great Steve Cropper.01 - Something Happened To Me02 - Play On Player03 - Gotta Find Her04 - Chocolate Pudding05 - Forget It, I Got It06 - Walking On The Water07 - Sunday Lady08 - Home Groan09 - Soul Food10 - Endless NightLINK |
Credited to Argus, this album should have be titled as an "Argus” / "Anaconda” split album because it comprises material of two very different groups. Dave Wagstaffe's first bands, Argus was an English blues hard rock band and Anaconda was a jazz rock outfit. Recorded live by Argus at Brondesbury Park, London, 1973 (tracks 1-5) and recorded live by Anaconda at The George Finsbury Park, London, 1977 (tracks 6-12). Dave Wagstaffe, drums, Mick Pearl, bass, Del Watkins, guitar and Ken Lewis, vocals (Argus) and Dave Wagstaffe, drums, Randy Spence guitar, vocals, Rod Newington, bass and "Mad" Reg, flute (Anaconda).Argus01 - Friend Of Mine02 - Road Of Life03 - Twenty-Four Hours04 - Same Old Story05 - SuperstitionAnaconda06 - Funk Song 07 - Why Can't They Leave Us Alone 08 - Take No Chance 09 - Drum Thing 10 - Jubilee Shuffle 11 - 77 St. Thomas Road Part 1 12 - 77 St. Thomas Road Part 2 LINK |
 Armaggedon was a late sixties german hard/heavy blues rock band, Frank Diez (guitar,vocals), Manfred Galatik (keyboards, bass), Michael Nürnberg (bass, guitar) and Jürgen Lorenzen (drums). Their self-titled album is a heavy progressive masterpiece with excellent, Hendrix-influenced guitar work and vocals by Frank Diez. Armageddon was the start of his long and impressive career. Their album had six tracks, and two of them were cover versions. Most impressive was the 10 minute version of Jeff Beck Group's "Rice Pudding". This track had some of the greatest heavy guitar riffing to appear on a German record.(SW)01 - Round02 - Open03 - Oh Man04 - Rice Pudding05 - People Talking06 - Better By You, Better Than MeLINK |
 British progresive rock band, Ted Bartlett / vocals, Dave Cook / bass, Rodney Harrison / guitar, vocals, Peter Orgil / violin, James Smith / vocals and Ian Snow / drums. This album, which is a cross between Fantasy and The Moody Blues (circa 1971), is worth checking out. Asgard came from the West Country and their first 45 was produced by Tony Clarke. They were also one of the first bands signed by Gerry Hoff, head of The Moody Blues' Threshold label. Rod Harrison had previously played in Please and Bulldog Bread, whilst James Smith and Ian Snow went on to Stonehouse.01 - In the Realm of Asgaerd02 - Friends03 - Town Crier04 - Austin Osman Spare05 - Children of a New Born Age06 - Time07 - Lorraine08 - StarquestLINK |
Produced by Joel Sill, Atlee were a good hard-rock quartet from California. All the tracks on their sole album were penned by Yeager and demonstrate the band's skill and their sense of humour: Jesus People, Dirty Sheets, Dirty Old Man, Let's Make Love are just some highlights of a very consistent album. Still working with Michael Stevens, Atlee Yeager would go on to issue another album on Chelsea in 1973. Don Francisco, drums, vocals, Bruce Schaffer, Keyboards, Vocals, Michael Stevens, guitar, vocals and Atlee Yager, lead vocals, bass01 - Rip You Up02 - Swamp Rythm03 - Painted Ladies04 - Jesus People05 - Let?s Make Love06 - Will Get Together07 - Dirty Old Man08 - Ain?t That The Way09 - Dirty SheetsLINK |
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