Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Quadrilogy 1970-1973

 

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Progressive Rock, Symphonic Rock

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Emerson, Lake & Palmer (informally known as ELP) were an English progressive rock supergroup formed in London in 1970. The band consisted of Keith Emerson (keyboards) of The Nice, Greg Lake (vocals, bass, guitars, producer) of King Crimson, and Carl Palmer (drums, percussion) of Atomic Rooster...

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Bakerloo (1969/2013) Esoteric Records - ECLEC 2468

 

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Heavy Blues-Rock

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Bakerloo (previously The Bakerloo Blues Line) was an English heavy blues-rock trio, established by Staffordshire. The Bakerloo Blues Line was formed in February 1968 by David "Clem" Clempson and Terry Poole. The band was named after the London Underground's Bakerloo line, who worked with several drummers, including John "Poli" Palmer, Bill Ward and John Hinch, before settling with Keith Baker.

Tracklist:

1. Big Bear Ffolly (3:59)

2. Bring It On Home (4:20)

3. Drivin' Bachwards (2:10)

4. Last Blues (7:09)

5. Gang Bang (6:20)

6. This Worried Feeling (7:08)

7. Son Of Moonshine (15:00)

Bonus Tracks:

8. Once Upon A Time (B-Side Of Single) (3:41)

9. This Worried Feeling (Alternate Take) (5:48)

10. Georgia (4:06)

11. Train (2:55)

12. Son Of Moonshine Part One (Alternate Take) (8:46)

Personnel:

Dave "Clem" Clempson - slide (2) & electric guitars, piano, harpsichord, harmonica, vocals (6)

Terry Poole - bass guitar, vocals (4,7)

Keith Baker - drums

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Gerry Salisbury - cornet (3)

 

Kush - Presents Snow White... And The Eight Straights (1974/2007) Aztec Music - AVSCD029

 

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Bras-Jazz Rock, Fuson

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Australian rock group active in the early 70s. Kush were a jazz-rock fusion band that existed from 1971 to 75 led by the flamboyant vocalist Jeff Duff. 

Their debut album was released in 1974, that blends jazz-rock fusion with progressive elements. The album was initially released on vinyl through Warner Bros. Records.

Tracks:

1. Wait Overture (2:04)

2. Easy Street (3:50)

3. All Right In The City (2:55)

4. McArthur Park (7:35)

5. Wait (4:34)

6. Satanic Deity (8:51)

7. Christopher John (suite - featuring Birth, Life, Death, Infinity) (10:14)

8. Klue (5:24)

Personnel:

Jeff Duff - lead vocals, percussion 

David Herzog - guitar 

Rob Matthews - bass 

John Ellis - alto saxophone, baritone saxophone 

Bill Harrower - tenor saxophone, flute 

Steve Ball - keyboards 

John Santos - trumpet 

Ian Hellings - trumpet 

Nick Lister - drums 

The Cookies - backing vocals (5) 

Ron Anderson - flute (7)

Iron Butterfly - Ball (1969/2006) Victor - VICW-60003

 

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Psychedelic rock, Acid Rock

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Ball is the third studio album by the rock band Iron Butterfly, released on January 17, 1969. After the enormous success of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida, Iron Butterfly modified its acid-rock sound somewhat and experimented with more melodic compositions. The band's trademark heavy guitars, however, are still evident on such tracks as "In the Time of Our Lives" and "It Must Be Love". The album reached number 3 on the Billboard 200 charts...

Tracks:

1. In The Time Of Our Lives (Ingle, Bushy) 4:46

2. Soul Experience (Ingle, Bushy, Brann, Dorman) 2:49

3. Lonely Boy (Ingle) 4:55

4. Real Fright (Ingle, Bushy, Brann) 2:40

5. In The Crowds (Ingle, Dorman) 2:09

6. It Must Be Love (Ingle) 4:22

7. Her Favorite Style (Ingle) 3:10

8. Filled With Fear (Ingle) 3:42

9. Belda-Beast (Brann) 5:46

Personnel:

- Doug Ingle - organs, lead vocals (except 9)

- Erik Brann - lead guitar, vocals (lead on 9)

- Lee Dorman - bass, vocals

- Ron Bushy - drums

James Brown - Hell (1974/1995) Polydor - 523 983-2

 

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Soul, Funk

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Hell is the 38th studio album by American musician James Brown. The album was released on June 28, 1974, by Polydor Records.

Tracks:

1. Coldblooded (4:46) (James Brown)

2. Hell (5:07) (James Brown)

3. My Thang (4:19) (James Brown)

4. Sayin' It and Doin' It (3:08) (James Brown)

5. Please, Please, Please (4:14) (James Brown-Johnny Terry)

6. When The Saints Go Marching In (2:41) (Trad)

7. These Foolish Things (3:15) (Jack Strachey-Harry Link-Holt Marvell)

8. Stormy Monday (3:17) (Aaron Walker)

9. A Man Has to Go Back To The Crossroads (2:57) (James Brown)

10. Sometime (4:20) (James Brown-Bud Hobgood)

11. I Can't Stand It '76' (8:08) (James Brown)

12. Lost Someone (3:41) (James Brown-Lloyd Stallworth-Bobby Byrd)

13. Don't Tell A Lie About Me And I Won't Tell The Truth On You (5:09) (James Brown-J.Maloy Roach)

14. Papa Don't Take No Mess (13:51) (James Brown-Fred Wesley-Charles Bobbitt-John Starks)

Personnel:

Alto Saxophone – Jimmy Parker (tracks: 1,2,11), Maceo Parker (tracks: 1,2,11,13,14)

Backing Vocals – Deborah McDuffie (tracks: 6 to 10,13), Hilda Harris (tracks: 6 to 10,13), Maretha Stewart (tracks: 6 to 10,13)

Bass – Fred Thomas (tracks: 1,2,14), Gordon Edwards (tracks: 3,6 to 10,13)

Drums – Jimmy Madison (tracks: 3,4,6 to 10,13), John Jabo Starks (tracks: 1,2,14), John Morgan (tracks: 1,2,11)

French Horn – Jim Buffington (tracks: 6 to 10)

Guitar – Charlie Brown (tracks: 6 to 10), Hearlon Cheese Martin (tracks: 1,2,11,14), Jimmy Nolen (tracks: 1,2,11,14), Joe Beck (tracks: 3,6 to 10,13)

Percussion – Ralph MacDonald (tracks: 6 to 10)

Piano – Dave Matthews (tracks: 3,6 to 10)

Reeds – Dave Tofani (tracks: 6 to 10), Eddie Daniels (tracks: 6 to 10), Joe Farrell (tracks: 6 to 10)

Tenor Saxophone – St-Clair Pinckney (tracks: 1,2,11,14)

Trombone – Fred Wesley (tracks: 1,2,11,14), Michael Gipson (tracks: 3, 6 to 10,13), Tom Harrell (tracks: 6 to 10)

Trumpet – Isiah Ike Oakley (tracks: 1,2,11,14), Jon Faddis (tracks: 3,6 to 10,13), Lew Soloff (tracks: 3,6 to 10,13)