Golden Earring - The Complete Single Collection 1965 - 1991 Volume 1 & 2 (1992) Arcade - 01 6801 61/01 6802 51

 

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Hard Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Classic Rock

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Golden Earring was a Dutch rock band from The Hague, active from 1961 to 2021. The internationally most succesful rock band to come out of the Netherlands, they had 47 chart hits in their home country. In North America they are best known for their brace of major hits. That Day (1966), Sound Of The Screaming Day (1966), Dong-Dong-Di-Ki-Di-Gi-Dong (1968), Just A Little Bit Of Peace In My Heart (1969), Back Home (1970), Buddy Joe (1972), Radar Love (1973), Twilight Zone (1982)...

The Complete Single Collection Vol.1 1965-1974

Tracks:

1. Please Go

2. That Day

3. If You Leave Me

4. Daddy Buy Me A Girl

5. Sound Of The Screaming Day

6. Together We Live, Together We Love

7. I've Just Lost Somebody

8. Dong-Dong-Diki-Digi-Dong

9. Just A Little Bit Of Peace In My Heart

10. Where Will I Be

11. Another 45 Miles

12. Back Home

13. Holy Holy Life

14. Jessica

15. She Flies On Strange Wings

16. Buddy Joe

17. Stand By Me

18. Radar Love

19. The Song Is Over

20. Instant Poetry

Tracks: 14,19 are indicated to be CD bonus tracks.

The Complete Single Collection Vol.2 1975-1991

Tracks:

1. Kill Me (Ce Soir)

2. Sleepwalkin'

3. Babylon

4. Bombay

5. Movin' Down Life

6. Can't Talk Now

7. Weekend Love

8. Long Blond Animal

9. Twilight Zone

10. The Devil Made Me Do It

11. When The Lady Smiles

12. Clear Night, Moon Light

13. Quiet Eyes

14. My Killer My Shadow

15. Turn The World Around

16. Going To The Run

17. Temporary Madness

18. Pourin' My Heart Out Again

Tracks: 3,6 are indicated to be CD bonus tracks.

Ian Anderson's Country Blues Band - Stereo Death Breakdown (1969/2009) Fledg'ling Records - FLED 3073

 

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Blues, Contemporary Folk, Psychedelic Folk, Country Blues

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Ian A. Anderson (born 26 July 1947) is an English magazine editor, folk musician and broadcaster... After two EPs, he recorded his first album, Stereo Death Breakdown, as Ian Anderson’s Country Blues Band, which was released by Liberty/United Artists in 1969...

Tracks:

1. Get In That Swing 3:18

2. Little Boy Blue 3:42

3. (My Babe She Ain't Nothing But A Doggone) Crazy Fool Mumble 2:51

4. New Lonesome Day 3:01

5. Short Haired Woman Blues 2:56

6. Hot Times 4:25

7. Stereo Death Breakdown 2:29

8. When I Get To Thinking 5:20

9. Way Up On Your Tree 3:02

10. Break 'Em On Down 2:34

11. That's Alright 4:04

12. Baby Bye You Bye 3:49

13. Put It In A Frame 3:17

14. Stop & Listen 3:17

Personnel:

Bass Guitar – Bob Rowe

Drums – Mel Writght (tracks: 13,14)

Harmonica – Chris Turner (tracks: 1-12), Dave Jeffs (tracks: 13,14)

Jug, Voice [Shouts] – Pete Hossell

Mandolin – Ron Needles

Piano – Bob Hall 

Resonator Guitar [National], Twelve-String Guitar, Vocals – Ian Anderson

Washboard – Brian Claxton

Vocals – "Harmonica Annie" Matthews (tracks: 4)

Two Classic Albums From H.P. Lovecraft

 

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Psychedelic Rock

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H.P. Lovecraft was an American psychedelic rock band, formed in Chicago in 1967. Named after the horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, much of the band's music was inspired by the author's works. Their music combined elements of psychedelia and folk rock.

H.P. Lovecraft is the debut album by the band. It was released in October 1967 by Philips Records (PHS600-252).

H.P. Lovecraft (1968) Philips - 822 577-1

Tracks:

1. Wayfaring Stranger (2:40)

2. Let's Get Together (4:39)

3. I've Been Wrong Before (2:49)

4. The Drifter (4:15)

5. That's The Bag I'm In (1:47)

6. The White Ship (6:37)

7. Country Boy & Bleeker Street (2:39)

8. The Time Machine (2:09)

9. That's How Much I Love You Baby (More Or Less) (3:59)

10. Gloria Patria (0:32)

Personnel:

Acoustic Guitar [6-string, 12-string], Guitar [Amplified 6-string], Guitar [Guitaroon], Bass, Vocals – George Edwards 

Bass, Vocals – Jerry McGeorge

Bells [1811 Ships's Bell] – Bill Traut

Clarinet, Piccolo Flute, English Horn, Bass, Saxophone [Tenor] – Len Druss

Drums, Percussion [Timpani], Percussion [Assorted], Vocals – Michael Tegza

Guitar [Lead], Vocals – Tony Cavalleri

Horns [French] – Jack Henningbaum, Paul Tervelt

Organ, Harpsichord, Piano, Clarinet, Recorder, Vocals – Dave Michaels

Reeds – Bill Traub

Trombone – Herb Weiss, Ralph Craig

Tuba – Clyde Bachand

Vibraphone [Vibes], Arranged By [Horns] – Eddie Higgins

H.P. Lovecraft - Live May 11, 1968 (2000) Edsel Records - DIAB 8035

Tracks:

1. Wayfaring Stranger (10:24)

2. The Drifter (8:24)

3. It's About Time (4:54)

4. The White Ship (7:02)

5. At The Mountains Of Madness (4:33)

6. The Bag I'm In (3:35)

7. I've Been Wrong Before (2:54)

8. Country Boy & Bleeker Street (3:44)

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Recorded at The Fillmore West, May 11 1968.

Personnel:

Bass, Vocals – Jeff Boyan

Drums – Michael Tegza

Guitar, Vocals – George Edwards 

Keyboards, Vocals – Dave Michaels

Lead Guitar, Vocals – Tony Cavallari

Available on request

 

Cal Tjader: American latin jazz musician, artist, and composer, born 16 July 1925 in St. Louis, Missouri, died 5 May 1982 in Manila, Philippines.

Cal Tjader - Eight Classic Albums (4CD) 2012

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Cal Tjader - Eight Classic Albums Vol.2 (4CD) 2014

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US American soul funk band, founded in Chicago, Illinois, in 1970.

Earth, Wind & Fire - All 'N All (1977/1986)

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English heavy metal band formed in Leyton, East London, in 1975.

Iron Maiden - The First Ten Years (10CD) 1990

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Crow - Crow Music (2010) Flawed Gems - GEM 34

 

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Blues Rock, Hard Rock

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Blues-rock quintet formed in 1967 by frontman David Wagner, guitarist Dick Wiegand his bassist brother Larry, drummer Denny Craswell and keyboardist Kink Middlemist. Disbanded in 1971, but reformed again in 1980. 

Tracks:

1. Evil Woman 3:11

2. White Eyes 4:13

3. Thoughts 4:48

4. Da Da Song 3:19

5. Busy Day 2:30

6. Time To Make A Turn 2:48

7. Rollin' 3:22

8. Listen To The Bop 3:10

9. Gonna Leave A Mark 2:54

10. Sleepy Woman 9:56

Originally recorded at Universal Studios, Chicago, Ill., and Great Lakes Studios, Sparta, Michigan in 1969.

Personnel:

Bass - Larry Wiegand

Drums - Denny Craswell

Guitar - Dick Wiegand

Horns - Bob Schiff, Skeet Bushor

Organ, Piano - Dave "Kink" Middlemist

Vocals - David Wagner