FREEMUSIC07
Main » Oldies
 Black Widow were a rock band that formed in Leicester, England in September 1969. The band were mostly known for its early use of satanic and occult imagery in their music and stage act. The band were often confused with the better-known heavy metal band Black Sabbath, but the bands were only superficially similar. The band originally formed in 1966 as Pesky Gee! with Kay Garrett (lead vocals), Kip Trevor (lead vocals, guitar and harmonica), Chris Dredge (guitar), Bob Bond (bass guitar), Clive Box (drums and piano), Jess "Zoot" Taylor (organ), Clive Jones (saxophone and flute). Disbanded in 1972.01 - Sleigh Ride02 - More Than A Day03 - You're So Wrong04 - The Waves05 - Part Of A New Day06 - When Will You Know07 - Floating08 - Pictures In My Head09 - I See YouLINK |
 Tucky Buzzard were a British hard rock band formed in 1969 by three former members of The End. Band members were David Brown (bass), Paul Francis (drums), Nick Graham (keyboards), Jimmy Henderson (vocals), Chris Johnson (drums), Terry Taylor (guitar), Paul Kendrick (guitar, vocals). Tucky Buzzard produced a total of five albums between 1969 and 1973. The band are notable as their producer was Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones. Terry Taylor has worked on a number of musical compositions with Bill Wyman and has played with Bill Wyman in a number of his bands, Willy and The Poor Boys, Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, since Bill left The Rolling Stones. In 2006 Tucky Buzzard was featured in an article called Top 6 Classic Rock Bands You Never Knew You Didn't Know written by Dave White. This is a compilation from 2005.Disc 101 - Time Will Be Your Doctor02 - Stainless Steel Lady03 - Sally Shotgun04 - Gu Gu Gu05 - My Friend06 - Pisces Apple Lady07 - She's Meat08 - Ace The Face09 - Whiskey Eyes10 - Rolling Cloud11 - Mistreating Women12 - (She's A) Striker13 - Fill You In14 - Need Your Love15 - Which Way, When For WhyDisc 201 - Burnin'02 - Heartbreaker03 - Sky Balloon04 - Ain't Too Soon05 - Over The Hill Coming On Again (Part 2) Believe Me Here I Am06 - You're All Alone07 - You Never Will08 - Free Ticket09 - Lady FairLINK |
 British '60s rock obscurities with focus from mid-'60s British Invasion music to late-'60s U.K. hard rock and psychedelia. Compilation released in IsraelDisc 101 - David John & The Mood - Bring It To Jerome02 - Mickie Most - Money Honey03 - The Cherokees - Dig A Little Deeper04 - David John & The Mood - I Love To See You Strut05 - The Bo Street Runners - Love To You06 - Miki Dallon - I'll Give You Love07 - The Nashville Teens - Revived 45 Time08 - The Bo Street Runners - Lonely Avenue09 - Mickie Most - That's Allright10 - The Firing Squad - Bullmoose11 - The Syndicats - Crawdaddy Simone12 - The Mickey Finn - Garden Of My Mind13 - The Bo Street Runners - Bo Street Runner14 - The Firing Squad - Little Bit More15 - The Nashville Teens - Forbidden Fruit16 - Duffy Power - I Saw Her Standing There17 - The Mickey Finn - Time To Start Loving You18 - The Bo Street Runners - Shame, Shame, Shame19 - The Arizona Swamp Comp - Train Keeps Rollin'20 - The Moquettes - The Wrong Yo Yo21 - Duffy Power - Farewell Baby22 - The Mickey Finn - This Sporting Life23 - The Attraction - Party Line24 - The Arizona Swamp Comp - Tennessee Woman25 - The Mickey Finn - Night Comes Down26 - The Attraction - She's A GirlDisc 201 - The Craig - It Must Be Mad02 - The Moody Blues - People Gotta Go03 - The Beat Merchants - Pretty Face04 - The Marauders - That's What I Want05 - The Stylos - Bye Bye Baby Bye Bye06 - The Mike Cotton Sound - I Don't Wanna Know07 - The Craig - Suspense08 - Johnny Deen & The Deacons - It's Alright09 - The Beat Merchants - Messin' With The Man10 - The Thyrds - Hide 'n' Seek11 - The Stylos - Head Over Heels12 - The Valkyries - What's Your Name13 - The Bo Street Runners - Drive My Car14 - Four Just Men - Things Will Never Be The Same15 - Johnny Deen & The Deacons - Shotgun16 - The Marauders - Hey Wha' D' Ya Say17 - The Blackwells - All I Want Is Your Love18 - The Bo Street Runners - So Very Woman19 - The Craig - Dancing Down In New Orleans20 - Barry St. John - Bred And Butter21 - Wayne Gibson - Under My Thumb22 - The Federals - Twilight Time23 - The Valkyries - Rip It Up24 - Four Just Men - That's My Baby25 - The Thyrds - No Time Like The Presents26 - Danny Rivers & The River Men - Movin' InDisc 301 - Exceptions - The Eagle Flies On Friday02 - Julien Covay & The Machines - A Little Bit Hurt03 - Tony Jackson - Walk Walk Walk04 - John Bull Breed - Can't Chance A Breakup05 - Mark Four - Hurt Me If You Will06 - A Wild Uncertainty - A Man With Money07 - Darwin's Theory - Daytime08 - Loose Ends - The People Away09 - Gerry Levene & The Avengers - Dr. Feelgood10 - Dakotas - The Spider And The Fly11 - Jynx - How12 - Kirkbys - It's A Crime13 - Nerve - Piece By Piece14 - Mal Rydel & The Spirits - Forget It15 - Tony Jackson - Follow Me16 - V.I.P.'s - I Wanna Be Free17 - Nashville Teens - Poor Boy18 - Brian Diamond & The Cutters - Big Bad Wolf19 - Ace Kefford Stand - For Your Love20 - Simon Scott - Move It Baby21 - Mickey Finn - I Still Want You22 - Darwin's Theory - All The Time Clementine23 - Tony Rivers & The Castaways - Shake Shake Shake24 - Mickey Finn - Feelin' And Rockin'25 - Muleskinners - Need Your LovingLINK Part 1 LINK Part 2 LINK Part 3 |
 Little Wheel Spin and Spin was the third album by Buffy Sainte-Marie, released in 1966. Although it became her only album to (albeit briefly) reach the Billboard Top 100, it failed to provide any notable standards covered by pop artists. Its most famous song is the epic "My Country 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying", which displayed a native perspective on the colonisation of North America. In contrast to her first two albums which were entirely acoustic with occasional use of her distinctive mouthbow, parts of Little Wheel Spin and Spin added electric guitar by Bruce Langhorne, string arrangements by Felix Pappalardi or feature fellow Native American performer Patrick Sky on guitar with Sainte-Marie. This served to pave the way for Sainte-Marie's stylistic experiments on her remaining Vanguard albums, where she covered territory ranging from country to rock to experimental music.01 - Little Wheel Spin And Spin02 - House Carpenter03 - Waly, Waly04 - Rolling Log Blues05 - My Country 'tis Of Thy People06 - Men Of The Fields07 - Timeless Love08 - Sir Patrick Spens09 - Poor Man's Daughter10 - Lady Margaret11 - Sometimes When I Get To Thinki12 - Winter BoyLINK |
 This 5 piece group featured members of Killing Floor and Crushed Butler, and was led by USA singer Jeff Pasternak who gave them a West-coast flavour. Recorded in 1969 and produced by legendary 60's Radio Luxembourg disc jockey Emperor Rosko. The LP contains all the ever recorded, all unreleased until 2000.(Psychodelicje). Jeff Pasternak - lead vocals, Chris Gibbons - guitars, Darryl Read - drums, Stewart McDonald - bass and Lou Martin - organ, piano.01 - What Are You Doing (In The Rain)02 - For The Rest Of Our Lives03 - Natural Man04 - Please Tell Me Why05 - Clock Without A Face06 - How Do Ya Like It07 - Hearts In The Junction08 - Step Around It09 - Try Another Motor10 - 'til The New Light ShinesLINK |
 The GTO's were a "groupie group" that consisted of Miss Pamela (Pamela Ann Miller, later Pamela Des Barres), Miss Sparky (Linda Sue Parker), Miss Lucy (Lucy Offerall, later Lucy McLaren), Miss Christine (Christine Frka), Miss Sandra (Sandra Lynn Rowe, later Sandra Leano), Miss Mercy (Mercy Fontentot, aka Judith Edra Peters) and Miss Cynderella (Cynthia Wells, later Cynthia Cale-Binion). The group hailed from the area around Los Angeles in the late 1960s, with most of the girls being denizens of the Sunset Strip scene. Originally known as "The Laurel Canyon Ballet Company," they changed their name to The GTO's on the advice of Frank Zappa, their financial supporter and producer. The new name is an acronym which, as Stanley Booth wrote, could mean "Girls Together Outrageously or Orally or anything else starting with O." Their only album, Permanent Damage, was released in 1969. 01 - The Eureka Springs Garbage Lady02 - Miss Pamela And Miss Sparky Discuss Stuffed Bras
And Some Of Their Early Gym Class Experiences03 - Who's Jim Sox04 - Kansas And The Bto's05 - The Captain's Fat Theresa Shoes06 - Wouldn't It Be Sad If There Were No Cones07 - Do Me In Once And I'll Be Sad, Do Me In Twice
And I'll Know Better (Circular Circulation)08 - The Moche Monster Review09 - Tv Lives10 - Rodney11 - I Have A Paintbrush In My Hand To Color A Triangle12 - Miss Christine's First Conversation With The Plaster Casters Of Chicago13 - The Original Gto's14 - The Ghost Chained To The Past, Present, And Future (Shock Treatment)15 - Love On An Eleven Year Old Level16 - Miss Pamela's First Conversation With The Plaster Casters Of Chicago17 - I'm In Love With The Ooo-Ooo ManLINK |
 Pete Zorn is an American multi-instrumentalist who has played with some of the biggest names in roots music. He is currently most famous for providing live backing for Richard Thompson and his band, where he switches between acoustic guitar, electric guitar, bass, mandolin, Tenor, Baritone and Sopranino saxophone, flute, tin whistle and vocals at various points during the set. Although he frequently tours with Thompson, Zorn has also played with many other singers and groups including Arizona Smoke Review formed by older brother Bill Zorn, Show of Hands, the Phil Beer Band, Elaine Paige, Thomas Anders, Barbara Dickson and his band WAZ which currently features folk legend Steve Tilston. He also appeared in the UK Top 10 in 1979 as part of Driver 67 with his brother in law, Paul Phillips on the single, "Car 67". He and Phillips met when Zorn came to London with Fishbaugh, Fishbaugh and Zorn, a three-piece folk rock band signed to CBS Records in London. Because of his talent on so many instruments and a remarkable vocal range, Zorn became a staple of many sessions produced by Phillips in the early and mid-Seventies. After the hit with Car 67, they made an album called Hey Mister Record Man, under the name Tax Loss. Bill and Conrad Zorn also played.01 - Love Comes Around02 - Hint Of A Freeze03 - I Owe Her My Life04 - This Time Around05 - Door Into Tomorrow06 - Leave Me Alone (Let Me Rock 'n'roll)07 - Rock & Roll08 - Spaced On Happy09 - Children Are Wandering10 - Red (Became The Colour Of Spring)11 - Sorrows From Your Dreams12 - That Sweet Sweet Music13 - So DeepLINK |
 The Yardbirds are an English rock band that had a string of hits in the mid 1960s, including "For Your Love", "Over Under Sideways Down" and "Heart Full of Soul". The group is notable for having started the careers of three of rock's most famous guitarists: Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Jimmy Page, all of whom were in the top fifteen of Rolling Stone's 100 Top Guitarists list (Clapton as #4, Page as #9, and Beck as #14). A blues-based band that broadened its range into pop and rock, The Yardbirds were pioneers in guitar innovations of the '60s: fuzz tone, feedback, distortion, backwards echo, improved amplification, etc. Pat Pemberton, writing for Spinner, holds that the Yardbirds were "the most impressive guitar band in rock music". Last Rave-up was recorded live at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, 1968-05-31.Disc 101 - Train Kept A Rollin'02 - Mister You're A Better Man Than I03 - Dazed And Confused04 - Shapes Of Things05 - I'm A Man06 - Smokestack Lightning - Waiting For My Man07 - Bye Bye Bird08 - Happenings Ten Years Time Ago09 - Drinking Muddy Water10 - New York City Blues11 - Wish You Would - Hey GipDisc 201 - Train Kept A Rollin'02 - Mister You're A Better Man Than I03 - Happenings Ten Years Time Ago04 - Wish You Would - Hey Gip05 - Drinking Muddy Waters06 - New York City Blues07 - I Ain't Done Wrong08 - Over, Under, Sideways, Down09 - Shapes Of Things10 - Happenings Ten Years Time Ago11 - Over, Under, Sideways, Down12 - I'm A ManLINK Part 1 LINK Part 2 |
 Santo & Johnny were an Italian-American rock and roll duo from Brooklyn, comprising brothers Santo and Johnny Farina. They are best known for their instrumental "Sleep Walk," which became a regional hit and eventually reached #1 on the pop charts when it was released nationally. At present, Santo is semi-retired and Johnny currently tours and records new material with his own band. Johnny is also the president of Aniraf, Inc., an international record company based in New York. Hawaii, with The Hutch Davie Orchestra & Chorus, from 1961 is the third release of the duo.01 - Adventures In Paradise02 - Blue Hawaii03 - Pineapple Princess04 - Sea Shells05 - Aloha06 - Reflections07 - Hawaiian War Chant08 - Song Of The Islands09 - Sweet Lelani10 - Hawaiian Wedding Song11 - Isle Of Dreams12 - Now Is The Hour13 - Off ShoreLINK |
 Bit a Sweet was reportedly a top draw at the big discotheques in New York City. Their only album, Hypnotic -- released by ABC in 1968 -- is a rare, and often over-looked, high-concept pop-psych album of the first degree. Today it is highly praised by collectors who are interested in psych-pop production values (phased vocals, electric sitar, strings, fuzz guitar). Bit a Sweet was produced by the multi-talented Steve Duboff, who also wrote most of the group's material, including both sides of their heavily edited "2086"/"Second Time" single. Duboff's sometime songwriting partner on this album, incidentally, was Artie Kornfeld, who -- during this time -- was producing the Cowsills for Mercury; their "How Can I Make You See" also appears here. Another highlights include Bit a Sweet's version of the George Harrison-penned Beatle track "If I Needed Someone." (Incidentally, Kornfeld and Duboff also recorded under the moniker Changin' Times). In February 1967, a year prior to the release of this album, Bit a Sweet covered the Steve Duboff-Dave Morris-penned "Out of Sight, Out of Mind," which was released on MGM (cover versions were also waxed by the Marauders and Limey & the Yanks). This song -- which unfortunately isn't featured on their debut -- is probably the group's best-known song. If you're curious, you can see it performed, along with one other selection, during the first few minutes of the sexploitation flick Blonde on a Bum Trip, and can also be found on several psychedelic compilations . Drummer Russell Leslie later recorded with a band called Neon (produced by Tommy James) and became a session drummer.(AMG)01 - Speak Softly02 - 208603 - If I Needed Someone04 - With Love05 - Monday-Tuesday06 - Diamonds Studded Eyes07 - How Can I Make You See08 - Travel09 - A Second TimeLINK |
 British heavy psych band with some well-known musicians:- Alan Spenner and Neil Hubbard were both ex-Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs; Ric Grech was ex-Family and Blind Faith; Rosetta Hightower and Ian Green ex-Hightower; Mike Woods was ex-Eclection; Smiley De Jones was ex-Maggie Bell and Godfrey McLean was ex-Hummingbird.A reunion for few gigs and and a sole album, which in turn didn't sell many copies. The album consists of a loud, blistering sonic attack that rarely relents. Half the recording is an extended piece called Child Of Nations. (J-R-McM)01 - Glory Boy02 - To My Friends03 - Rock My Soul04 - Child Of Nations A) Soldiers B) Battles C) Child Of NationsLINK |
 British Canterbury style/Progressive rock band. Peter Davey (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, baritone saxophone, flute, clarinet), Alex Macleery (electric piano, harpsichord, Moog), Gerry Reid (electric guitar, acoustic guitar), Len Surtees (bass), David Sheen (drums, congas, percussion, vocals)01 – The Influence: a) The Wooing Of The Child b) The Innocence Of The Child c) The Interest Of The Youth d) The Involvement Of The Man e) The Realization f) The Wooing Of The Child g) The Conclusion02 – Gibbon03 – Christmas Execution04 – GismoLINK |
 Stud is a British rock band from the early 1970s, that featured two members of Taste - bassist Charlie McCracken and drummer John Wilson, along with two members of Family - former bass guitarist John Weider and future bass player, Jim Cregan. Never a very commercially successful band, Stud had its biggest successes in Germany. A bit of a halfway house or rest stop, the short-lived Stud provided a brief but welcome respite for a group of musicians at loose ends. Bassist Richard McCracken and drummer John Wilson were at a loss when Rory Gallagher pulled the plug on Taste and launched his solo career. Guitarist Jim Cregan was similarly undecided what to do after leaving Blossom Toes. All three wanted to move in a new direction, but as their 1971 eponymous debut album proved, they weren't quite sure where they wanted to go, nor quite ready to leave their pasts behind.(AMG) 01 - Sail On02 - Turn Over The Pages03 - 111223504 - Harpo´s Head05 - Horizon (For Piet)06 - SongLINK |
Beat music, British beat, Mersey sound or Merseybeat (for bands from Liverpool beside the River Mersey), is a rock music genre that developed in the United Kingdom in the early 1960s. Beat music is a fusion of rock and roll, doo wop, skiffle, R&B and soul. The beat movement provided most of the bands responsible for the British invasion of the American pop charts in the period after 1964, and provided the model for many important developments in pop and rock music. Beat groups characteristically had simple guitar-dominated line-ups, with vocal harmonies and catchy tunes. The most common instrumentation of beat groups featured lead, rhythm and bass guitars plus drums, as popularized by The Beatles, The Searchers, Gerry & The Pacemakers and others. Beat groups—even those with a separate lead singer—often sang both verses and choruses in close harmony, resembling doo wop, with nonsense syllables in the backing vocals. The most distinctive characteristic of the music was the strong beat, using the backbeat common to rock and roll and rhythm and blues, but often with a driving emphasis on all the beats of 4/4 bar. By 1966 beat music was beginning to sound out of date, particularly compared with "harder edged" blues rock and was beginning to emerge. Most of the groups that had not already disbanded moved, like The Beatles, into different forms of rock music and pop music, including psychedelic rock and eventually progressive rock.Vol. 101 - The Cheetans - Mecca02 - The Cheetans - That Goodnight Kiss03 - The Cheetans - Soldier Boy04 - The Cheetans - Johnny05 - The Cheetans - Whole Lotta Love06 - The Cheetans - The Party07 - The Cheetans - Russian Boat Song08 - The Cheetans - The Gambler09 - The Cherokees - Seven Daffodils10 - The Cherokees - Are You Back In My World Now11 - The Cherokees - Dig A Little Deeper12 - The Cherokees - I Will Never Turn My Back On You13 - The Cherokees - Land Of 1000 Dances14 - The Cherokees - Everybody's Needs15 - The Cherokees - Rejected16 - The Applejacks - Bye, Bye Girl17 - The Applejacks - It's Not A Game Anymore18 - The Applejacks - We Gotta Get Together19 - The Applejacks - I'm Through20 - The Applejacks - Baby's In Black21 - The Chucks - Loo-Be-Loo22 - The Chucks - Any Time Is The Right Time23 - The Chucks - The Hitch Hiker24 - The Chucks - Humpity-Dumpity25 - The Cougars - Saturday Nite At The Duckpond26 - The Cougars - See You In Dreamland27 - The Cougars - Red Square28 - The Cougars - Fly By NiteVol. 201 - The Togerry Five - Bye Bye Bird02 - The Togerry Five - I'm Gonna Jump03 - The Others - Oh Yeah!04 - The Others - I'm Taking Her Home05 - Goldie & The Gingerbreads - Please, Please06 - Goldie & The Gingerbreads - Sailor Boy07 - Goldie & The Gingerbreads - That's Why I Love You08 - Goldie & The Gingerbreads - The Skip09 - Force Five - Don't Make My Baby Blue10 - Force Five - Shaking Postman11 - Force Five - Yeah I'm Waiting12 - Force Five - Don't Want To See You You Again13 - Force Five - Baby Don't Care14 - Force Five - Come Down To Earth15 - Force Five - I Want You Baby16 - Force Five - Gee To Tiger17 - The In Crowd - I Don't Mind18 - The In Crowd - That's How Strong My Love Is19 - The In Crowd - Things She Says20 - The In Crowd - Stop Wait A Minute21 - The Syndicats - On The Horizon22 - The Viscounts - Who Put The Bomp23 - Sound Incorporated - William Tell24 - Pete Macline & The Clan - Yes I Do25 - The Peddlers - Let The Sunshine In26 - The Persuasions - Big Brother27 - The Persuasions - Deep Down Love28 - Duffy Power - Farwell Baby29 - Duffy Power - I Saw Her Standing There30 - Duffy Power - I Don't Care31 - The Bunch Of Fives - At The StationVol. 301 - The Big Three - Cavern Stomp02 - The Pete Best Four - Why Did I Fall In Love With You03 - King Size Taylor & The Dominos - I'm Late04 - Beryl Marsden - I Know (You Don't Love Me No More)05 - Freddie Starr & The Midnighters - Baby Blue06 - Lee Curtis - Skinny Minnie07 - Mark & John - Walk Right Back08 - The Dennisons - Be My Girl09 - The Mojos - Don't Do It Anymore10 - Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - Twist And Shout11 - The Big Three - By The Way12 - Chick Graham & The Coasters - A Little You13 - Lee Curtis & The All Stars - I've Got My Eyes On You14 - The Checkmates - Sticks And Stones15 - The Mojos - Give Your Lovin' To Me16 - The Cryin' Shames - You17 - The Big Three - I'm With You18 - Beryl Marsden - I Only Care About You19 - The Pete Best Four - I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door20 - Beryl Marsden - Everybody Loves A Lover21 - The Checkmates - I've Got To Know Now22 - King Size Taylor & The Dominos - I've Been Watching You23 - Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - We Know24 - Freddie Starr & The Midnighters - Who Told You25 - The Mark Four - Hurt Me If You Will26 - The Mojos - Forever27 - The Big Three - Don't Start Running Away28 - Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - Do You Love Me29 - Chick Graham & The Coasters - Dance, Baby, Dance30 - The Mojos - They Say31 - Beryl Marsden - Love Is Going To Happen To Me32 - Freddie Starr & The Midnighters - Peter Gunn Locomotion33 - The Checkmates - Around34 - Lee Curtis & The Allstars - Let's Stomp35 - The Dennisons - Devoted To You36 - The Big Three - Reelin' And Rockin'Vol. 401 - The Mockingbirds - That's How (It's Gonna Stay)02 - The Mockingbirds - I Never Should've Kissed You03 - The Mockingbirds - I Can Feel We're Parting04 - The Mockingbirds - The Flight Of The Mockingbird05 - The Mockingbirds - One By One06 - The Mockingbirds - Lovingly Yours07 - The Mockingbirds - You've Stole My Love08 - The Mockingbirds - Skit Skat09 - The Persuasions - Big Brothers10 - The Persuasions - Deep Down Love11 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - Mirror Mirror12 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - She Don't Care13 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - Magic Rocking Horse14 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - It Ain't Right15 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - Don't Stop Loving Me Baby16 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - Will Ya17 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - Mum And Dad18 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - On A Street Car19 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - There's Nobody I'd Sooner Love20 - Pinkerton's Assorted Colours - Duke's Party21 - The Bunch Of Fives - Go Home Baby22 - The Bunch Of Fives - At The Station23 - Trend-Setters Limited - Lollipops And Roses24 - Trend-Setters Limited - Go Away25 - The Zephyrs - I Can Tell26 - The Zephyrs - Sweet Little Baby27 - The Zephyrs - She's Lost You28 - The Zephyrs - Let Me Love You Baby29 - The Zephyrs - I Just Can't Take It30 - The Zephyrs - She Laughed31 - The Zephyrs - Wonder What I'm Gonna Do32 - The Zephyrs - Let Me Love You Baby (Alternate Version)LINK Part 1 LINK Part 2 LINK Part 3 |
 Sandy Denny and the Strawbs is a compilation album of songs by Sandy Denny and Strawbs. The album is a reworking of tapes recorded by the band in Copenhagen in the July 1967. Tracks from those recordings were first released on the Pickwick budget label in 1973 under the name All Our Own Work. The track listing on this album is slightly different and some of the songs have the original string arrangements that also were recorded in 1967. Sandy Denny – lead vocals, backing vocals, guitar, Dave Cousins – lead vocals, backing vocals, guitar, banjo, Tony Hooper – lead vocals, backing vocals, guitar, Ron Chesterman – double bass, Ken Gudmand – drums and Cy Nicklin – sitar.01 - On My Way02 - Who Knows Where The Time Goes03 - Tell Me What You See In Me04 - Always On My Mind05 - Stay Awhile06 - Wild Strawberries07 - All I Need Is You08 - How Everyone But Sam Was A Hypocrite09 - Sail Away To The Sea10 - Sweetling11 - Nothing Else Will Do12 - And You Need Me13 - Poor Jimmy Wilson14 - I've Been My Own Worst Friend15 - Two Weeks Last Summer16 - Who Knows Where The Time Goes (With Strings)LINK |
 It is not hard to figure out why record labels wouldn't touch Big Lost Rainbow and why it stood no chance of gaining a widespread audience at the time of its 1973 release date. The album runs completely counter to the pompous hard rock that was plastered all over the airwaves at the time and is far too subtle and mature for mass consumption. Although their initial gig was played before a crowd of 10,000, Big Lost Rainbow were not cut out for the arena. Their music requires a much more intimate setting and response, and their sole album is a surprising musical delight constructed out of elements of folk, jazz, and classical music, all of which expose gorgeous, supple melodies, mostly composed by lead vocalist and guitarist Ridley Pearson. The album brings to mind the best aspects of soft early '70s folk-pop, but unlike much of that genre, there is a genuine sorrow (as opposed to anger) threaded throughout the music; a sorrow, perhaps, brought about by the changing times but one that is not the least bit cynical. It is, instead, a sort of celebratory sentimentality. The songs are all exceedingly strong. Big Lost Rainbow infuse the music with an uncanny emotional resonance whether they are expressing joyous or melancholy sentiments. The opening cut, "Sail" (written by Otis Read), is powered by harmonies nearly equal to those of Crosby, Stills & Nash, while "Oh! Idaho" is a lilting, upbeat tune that soars with scatty harmonies a la Seals & Crofts. Even the upbeat songs, though, are not exactly bouncy. The album is entirely drum-less, so acoustic guitar, piano, bass, and cello are all up front with Pearson's vocals, which sound like a gentler, more somnolent Jonathan Edwards or James Taylor. When the mood is slowed down, the songs are incredibly touching. "Slow Rider" has a hint of the Bee Gees in their most heartbreakingly fragile and evocative melodic moments. And the gorgeous "Allegiance of Apathy," the one song included from the group's 1992 reunion, offers not only evidence that the members still have the magic but also a perfect, poignant closing for the album. Overall there is a tender, communal hippie vibe to the album, very sunny and optimistic without descending into silliness and entirely avoiding jadedness. There is a sense of lost innocence and the process of growing wiser, as if the band is singing a lullaby to the wistfulness of youth. From beginning to end, Big Lost Rainbow is romantic and lovely.(AMG)01 - Sail02 - I Go Alone03 - Lady Love04 - Brothers Of The Future05 - Ocean06 - Oh! Idaho07 - It's Over Now08 - Morning Sunshine09 - Lady Of Music10 - Slow Rider11 - Patricia Jane Moon12 - Allegiance Of ApathyLINK |
 Bangor Flying Circus was a progressive rock trio from Chicago, USA, formed in mid-1967 and breaking up in 1969. It is notable for being formed by members of the Shadows of Knight and H.P. Lovecraft and for being a predecessor band to Madura. Bangor Flying Circus consisted of David "Hawk" Wolinski (bass, keyboards, vocals), Alan DeCarlo (guitar, vocals), and Tom Schiffour (drums), who was replaced in late 1968 by former H.P. Lovecraft member Michael Tegza (drums, percussion). Wolinski and Schiffour had previously been in the Shadows of Knight. They put out one self-titled album in 1969, which peaked at No. 190 on The Billboard 200.After they broke up, Wolinski and DeCarlo formed Madura, while Tegza participated in two reconfigurations of Lovecraft, a successor band to H.P. Lovecraft.01 - Violent Man02 - Come On People03 - Ode To Sadness04 - Concerto For Clouds05 - A Change In Our Lives06 - Someday I'll Find07 - Mama Don't Know (That Your Daughter's Acting Mighty Strange)08 - In The Woods09 - Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)LINK |
 Middle of the Road are a Scottish pop group who enjoyed success across Europe and Latin America in the early 1970s. Three of their singles sold over one million copies each, and received a gold disc. The tracks were "Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep" (which went on to sell over 10 million), "Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum" and "Soley Soley". By early 1972 alone the group had sold over five million records. Lead singer Sally Carr, drummer Ken Andrew, guitarist Ian McCredie and his bassist brother Eric McCredie, founded the band on 1 April 1970. They already played together under the name Part Four since 1967 and later in Latin American style under the name Los Caracas. They moved to Italy in 1970 because they had not found success in the United Kingdom. There they met the Italian music producer Giacomo Tosti, who gave the band their distinctive sound and gave them their international break. Sally Carr, Ken Andrew, Ian McCredie, Eric McCredie and Neil Henderson. The fourth and last album from the band, Music Music, was released on Ariola Records.Acceleration & Drive On (1971)01 - Sacramento02 - On This Land03 - Queen Bee04 - Love Sweet Love05 - Then You'll Know What Love Is06 - Soley, Soley07 - The Talk Of All The U.S.A.08 - Louise (My Little Ship)09 - Samson And Delilah10 - Try A Little Understanding11 - Medicine Woman12 - Yellow Boomerang13 - Universal Man14 - See The Sky15 - Wheel Of The Season16 - Blind Detonation17 - Union Silver18 - Honey No19 - Eve20 - On A Westbound Train21 - Bottoms Up22 - Nothing Can Go Wrong23 - Kailakee KailakoChirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep (1973)01 - Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep02 - Lingering Sounds03 - Fate Strange Fate04 - I Can't Tell The Bottom From The Top05 - To Remind Me06 - The Sun In Your Skin07 - Tweedle Dee, Tweedle Dum08 - Give In Time09 - Rainin' n Painin'10 - Yellow River11 - The Way Of Life12 - We Are The Founders Of All That's Around Us13 - El Condor Pasa14 - Do Not Cry15 - Happier Than I16 - Ain't No Mountain High Enough17 - Places18 - SuperstarLINK Part 1 LINK Part 2 |
Rare Earth is an American rock band affiliated with Motown's Rare Earth record label (which was named after the band), who prospered in 1970-1972. Although not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first big hit-making act signed by Motown that consisted only of white members. (The Rustix were signed before them and were an all white act, but did not have any hits). One World is the fourth studio album by Rare Earth and was released in June 1971. Rare Earth was on an incredible hot streak from 1970 - 72. Once again, "I Just Want to Celebrate" became a Top 10 Gold certified hit. "One World", the album would become the 3rd and final Gold album from the ensemble. Those hits over the first 3 years of the decade insured that the band can still tour today, albeit on the oldies circuit. But Rare Earth made their mark.01 - What'd I Say02 - If I Die03 - The Seed04 - I Just Want To Celebrate05 - Someone To Love06 - Any Man Can Be A Fool07 - The Road08 - Under God's Light09 - Child Of Fortune One World10 - Hey Big Brother11 - King Of A Rainy CountryLINK |
 Extremely rare Southern California 1967 privately pressed psych / pop girlgroup album, that is highly sought after. The original L.P. was limited to only 500 copies. This album includes 12 tracks and the girls play all their own instruments, guitars, bass, drums, organ, the occassional fuzztone and sometimes horns and flute. Two of the members, Rosemary (as Rosemary Butler) and Shel Le (as Shele Pinizzotto) later went into the all female hard rock trio "Birtha" who released two albums in 1972 and '73. Rosemary Lane (vocals, guitar, bass guitar), Shel Le (vocals, rhythm and lead guitar), Dee Dee Lea (vocals, flute, harmonica, percussion) and Camille (vocals, piano, organ).01 - I'll Come Runnin'02 - All Because Of Him03 - Zzotto04 - Run Spot Run05 - Unhappy For Me06 - Got To Get You In My Arms07 - Superfluous Daisy08 - Love Them All09 - We'll Meet Again10 - Love To Share11 - I'll Say Goodbye12 - Final HourLINK |
« 1 2 ... 20 21 22 23 24 ... 50 51 » |
|
Calendar
| « April 2026 » |
| Su |
Mo |
Tu |
We |
Th |
Fr |
Sa |
| | | | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 |
Statistics
Total online: 1 Guests: 1 Users: 0
|
