John Kay And The Sparrow - Collector's Item (1966-1967)
1. Twisted 2. Goin' To California 3. Baby Please Don't Go 4. Down Goes Your Love Life 5. Bright Lights Big City 6. Can't Make Love By Yourself 7. Good Morning Little School Girl 8. King Pin 9. Square Headed People 10. Chasin' Shadows 11. Green Bottle Lover 12. Isn't It Strange 13. Tomorrow's Ship (bonus track) 14. Twisted (bonus track) 15. Goin' To California (bonus track) 16. Hoochie Coochie Man (bonus track) 17. Pusher (bonus track) 18. Goin' Upstairs
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1. City of Millions 2. Soft Machine 3. Dive In Deep 4. Alice 5. Wild Hills 6. A Black Rain 7. Meltdown 8. Confusion 9. Rasinbowsend 10. Set The Controls for the Heart of the Sun
Los Angeles quartet Red Temple Spirits skillfully mix post-punk influences - mid-period Cure, Savage Republic, early (Death) Cult - with a loving dose of lysergic psychedelia (Syd Ba
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Tracks : 1 Taking A Long Walk 2 Flash 3 Two Levels 4 Love 5 Flying High 6 Evil People
Personnel: KARYL BODDY piano, gtr, vcls A RON BRUNECKER drms A RORY BUTCHER vcls, perc A CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON bs A ROLUF STUART sax, flute A GREG YOUNG ld gtr A BOOTS HUGHSTON sax, flute
Harvest Festival focuses on the label's two more successful styles.
First
there's the folkier side, comprising ardent traditionalists like
Shirley and Dolly Collins, Martin Carthy, and The Albion Band;
folk-influenced individualists like Michael Chapman and the great Roy
Harper; and exceedingly twee folk-poppers like Panama Limited Jug Band,
Third Ear Band and Gryphon. Between them, this lot contribute many of
Harvest Festival's most appealing moments, especially if you have a
taste for finger-picked acoustic guitars and hand percussion.
But
the majority of Harvest Festival is devoted to post-psychedelic artists
who were able to skew pop-song conventions just enough to turn them
into something totally unique. Syd Barrett, Kevin Ayers, Be-Bop Deluxe,
and the grand Roy Wood dynasty -- The Move (was a better single than
"Do Ya" released in the '70s?), the Electric Light Orchestra, Wizzard
and his solo records -- are the true stars of Harvest Festival. It's
their songs, not those of their better-selling brethren like Deep
Purple and
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Track Listing: Side One: Witch Burning / My Sweet Jane / Why Side Two: You Can't Run My Life / You're Just A Dream / Bare Tree / The Drifter
Musicians: Jim Klahr - keyboards Mike Snead - lead guitar and vocals Steve Towery - drums and vocals Matt Wilson - bass and vocals
You would assume the group Salem Mass is from Massachusetts right? Wrong. In
1971 four young men from Sun Valley Idaho; Jim Klahr (keyboards), Mike
Snead (lead guitar and v
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A Cid Symphony - 1967 - A Cid Symphony [bonus tracks] @256
1. Loudusphone Number 1 - 1:17 2. Loudusphone Number 2 - :35 3. Loudusphone Number 3 - 14:01 4. Pierced Hand Number 1 - 6:30 5. Pierced Hand Number 2 - 4:11 6. Pierced Hand Number 3 - 8:50 7. Golden Gate Number 1 - 7:34 8. Golden Gate Number 2 - 3:21 9. Golden Gate Number 3 - 1:33 10. Golden Gate Number 4 - 3:57 11. Burning Bush Number 1 - 3:02 12. Burning Bush Number 2 - 2:56 13. Burning Bush Number 3 - 8:45 14. Noismakers, No. 1 - :35 15. Noismakers, No. 2 - 4:37 16. Noismakers, No. 3 - 5:46 17. Noismakers, No. 4 - :56 18. S
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Personnel: TOMMY LOZANE vcls A MARK drms A JOHN MEKENIAN organ, piano A RONNY REYES ld gtr, vcls A ART SANCHEZ bs, vcls A
ALBUM: 1(A) A VERY STRANGE BREW (ABC 672) 1969
This was the work of an obscure California quintet who may have spent time in Texas too. It's rumoured that a few of them were at some point members of Impala Syndrome. The album, which contains some interesting guitar work, is a marginal case for
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Wendy Wild: Lead vocals, casio, chimes Keith Streng: drums, bongos, tamborine, clavas, vocals Chaz Leiland: bass, backing vocals Danny Harvey: lead guitar, rithem guitar, grand piano
Giant Sand, originally The Giant Sandworms, is an American rock band, based in Tuckson,Arizona (although Los Angeles, California was its home for many years). Overseen by singer-songwriter-guitarist-pianist Howe Gelb sideman). Guest artists -- though it is hard to tell at times where the band leaves off and the guests begin -- have included , its membership has shifted over the years -- at times with each album -- though for a long while the drum and bass duties were handled by John Convertino and Joey Burns, who went on to form Calexico. Other members have included keyboardist Chris
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Pineapples from the Dawn of Time The Pineapples From The Dawn Of Time formed in 1985, out of the ashes of Brisbane's punk scene from the early part of the decade. A band was formed out of members from outre outfits such as Kicks, Riptides, The Ken Palmer C
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1. Come Around 2. Something To Say 3. Love Is All 4. Icarus 5. Strange Roads 6. Things You Cannot See 7. Brain8. Look At The View 9. Climbing Up The Wall 10. Really Doesn't Matter 11. I'm A Stranger 12. Little Boy 13. Follow Me 14. In My Dream 15. Bonus Track 1
The term "lost classic" is applied liberally and often erroneously to unreleased recordings that resurface years later in a maelstrom of hype. However, for the forgotten mod rock also-rans the Action, the term is not only justified, it is painfully bittersweet. On par with such classics of the era as The Who Sell Out or Ogden's Nut Gone Flake but more focused than either, the Action's Rolled Gold goes beyond "lost classic" — it is the influential masterpiece no one was ever allowed to hear. Despite bein
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Philip Drucker, alias
Jackson Del Ray, is a curious and somewhat mysterious figure whose
music is undeservedly little known. Drucker was an art student who
first came to most people's notice as a founding member of Savage
Republic. The band was initially musically primitive, with frequently
out-of-tune instruments backed by percussion as simple as Drucker
pounding on a 50-gallon oil drum, but there were hints of Greek and
Middle Eastern music in their sound. As the band matured, these
elements became more pronounced, but so did the rivalry between
guitarist Bruce Licher and Drucker over who was in charge of the band.
A close associate remembers that virtually every rehearsal ended with a
bitter
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