The Jules Blattner Group ‎– Call Me Man! (1971) Buddah Records - BDS 5080

 

MP3/320Kbs/93MB

Rock & Roll, Psychedelic Rock

LINK

Jules Merrill Blattner (February 8, 1941 – June 7, 2019) was an American rock and roll singer, guitarist, songwriter and bandleader. The Jules Blattner Group's album Call Me Man! was released in 1971 on Buddah Records. The album has received positive reviews, with some noting its quality and the band's contribution to the rock scene of the time.

Tracks:

1. Gonna Have A Good Time 1:01

2. My Babe 3:56

3. All Strung Out 2:24

4. Fannie Mae 2:26

5. Rocky Racoon 3:24

6. School Days 2:41

7. Bullshit 3:12

8. Man 4:34

9. Birth 6:29

10. Downbound Train 2:40

11. Bye Bye Baby 0:20

Personnel:

Jules Blattner - guitar, vocals, producer

Darrell Meister - bass

Paul Spencer - drums

Lotti Golden Discography

 

MP3/320Kbs/220MB

Rhythm & Blues, Funk, Soul

LINK

Lotti Golden rhythm 'n' blues, soul, rock singer, songwriter, producer, music journalist, poet. Born 1949-11-27 in New York City. Debuted on Atlantic Records in 1969 with Motor-Cycle a semi-autobiograhical LP fusing urban poetry with rock, R&B and jazz...

Lotti Golden - Motor-Cycle (1969) Atlantic Records - SD 8223

Tracks:

1. Motor-Cycle Michael (8:14)

2. Gonna Fay's (8:31)

3. A Lot Like Lucifer (Celia Said Long Time Loser) (6:28)

4. The Space Queens (Silky Is Sad) (7:21)

5. Who Are Your Friends (5:53)

6. Get Together (With Yourself) (5:32)

7. You Can Find Him (5:13)

8. Annabelle With Bells [Bonus Track] (4:12)

9. Sock It To Me Baby [Bonus Track] (3:29)

Vocal – Lotti Golden

Bass – Everett Barksdale, Lou Mauro

Guitar – Billy Suyker, Charley Macey, Everett Barksdale, Hugh McCracken, Ralph Cassales, Vinnie Bell

Drums – Bobby Gregg, Buddy Saltzman, Herb Lovelle

Percussion – Jack Jennings, Joe Venuto

Piano, Organ – Ernie Hayes

Saxophone – Joe Grimm

Trombone – Alan Raph

Trumpet – Ernie Royal

Lotti Golden - Lotti Golden (1971) GRT - 30003

Tracks:

1. Staircase Between The Floors (03:07)

2. Do You Use It (03:33)

3. North Carolina Sun (03:00)

4. Ballad Of Little H (03:57)

5. Tell Me What's On Your Mind (03:12)

6. Mean Dog Blues (02:05)

7. Just Like The River (Ballad Of Jimmy Hill & Me) (03:15)

8. This Time I Wanna Lose (04:12)

9. Lately (I Feel Like I Wanna Wake Up Out Of This Dream) (05:31)

10. It Feels So Good, Do It Again (05:00)

11. Just Like The River (Reprise) (01:43)

Personnel:

Vocal – Lotti Golden

Bass – Chet Amsterdam

Drums, Percussion – Dennis Seiwell

Guitar, Harp, Whistle – Hugh McCracken

Horns – Joe Farrell, Marvin Stamm, Randy Brecker, Ronald E Cuber

Piano, Organ – Paul Griffin

Piano, Vibraphone, Organ, Percussion – Mike Mainier

Montrose (1973/2005) Audio Fidelity - AFZ 028

 

MP3/320Kbs/77MB

Hard Rock

LINK

Montrose was an American hard rock band formed in 1973 and named after guitarist and founder Ronnie Montrose.

Montrose is the debut studio album by band, released in October 1973 by Warner Bros. The band included Denny Carmassi (drums), Bill Church (bass), and a then-unknown Sammy Hagar (vocals).

Tracks:

1. Rock The Nation (Ronnie Montrose) 2:59

2. Bad Motor Scooter (Sammy Hagar) 3:41

3. Space Station #5 (Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar) 5:14

4. I Don't Want It (Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar) 2:55

5. Good Rockin' Tonight (Ray Brown) 2:56

6. Rock Candy (Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar, Denny Carmassi, Bill Church) 5:03

7. One Thing On My Mind (J.Sanchez, Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar) 3:38

8. Make It Last (Sammy Hagar) 5:22

Personnel:

Sammy Hagar - lead vocals

Ronnie Montrose - guitar

Bill Church - bass

Denny Carmassi - drums

Plum Nelly - Deceptive Lines (1971/2009) Flawed Gems - GEM 3

 

MP3/320Kbs/113MB

Progressive Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock

LINK

This five man band began playing under the name "Creedmore State" until Nicky and Arnie Ungano signed the band to Capitol Records under the name "Plum Nelly." They either played with or opened for many famous acts such Bo Diddley, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, Savoy Brown, John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, Rod Stewart and The Faces, Joe Cocker, Dr. John, Muddy Waters, Terry Reid and notibly at Carnegie Hall with The James Gang. The band recorded the album "Deceptive Lines" at Capitol East, November through December 1970. It was released in 1971.

Tracks:

1. Deception 9:00  

2. Carry On 7:04  

3. Demon 6:57  

4. Lonely Man's Cry 7:02  

5. Sail Away 10:00  

6. Never Done 3:04  

Personnel:

Ric Prince – vocals, keyboards

John E. Walker – lead vocals

Steve Ross – rhytm guitar, vocals

Peter Harris – bass, vocals

Christopher Llloyd – drums, percussion

+

Jeremy Steig - flute (4)

The Sweet Inspirations - background vocals (4)

Dave Bash Johnson - conga (2)

1776 (1971) Palladium Records - P-1005

 

MP3/320Kbs/72MB

Country Rock

LINK

The 1776 band from 1971 was a Christian rock and psychedelic rock group that released an album titled "1776" in that year. The album features tracks such as "Memories," "But It's All," "The Way You Are," and "Jesus Is Just Alright," among others. The band members included Jerry Zubal on vocals and guitar, Don Lucking on piano, organ, and violin, Bryan Barnes on vocals, guitar, and piano, Bill Doral on drums, Eggmahn on bass, and Phillip Bliss on guitar, vocals, steel guitar, percussion and banjo.

Tracks:

1. Memories 3:03

2. But It’s All 2:39

3. The Way You Are 3:16

4. Sadman 2:25

5. Only You Know & I Know 3:55

6. Jesus Is Just Alright 2:52

7. Brothers & Sisters 2:56

8. Your My Woman 4:57

9. Look 3:48

10. Country Star 2:50

Personnel:

Bryan Barnes - guitar, vocals, piano

Eggmahn - bass

Phillip Bliss - guitar, vocals, steel guitar, percussion, banjo

Jerry Zubal - guitar, vocals

Bill Doral - drums

+

Don Lucking - piano, organ, violin

The Golden Earring - Eight Miles High (1969/2001) Red Bullet - RB 66.202

 

MP3/320Kbs/97MB

Heavy Prog Rock

LINK

Eight Miles High is an album by Dutch rock band Golden Earring, released in 1969. It was the first album released under the name The Golden Earring (formerly Golden Earrings) and the only album with drummer Sieb Warner.

Tracks:

1. Landing (Rinus Gerritsen) 4:26

2. Song Of A Devil's Servant (George Kooymans) 5:58

3. One Huge Road (George Kooymans) 3:04

4. Everyday's Torture (George Kooymans) 5:18

5. Eight Miles High (David Crosby, Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark) 18:57

Personnel:

George Kooymans - guitar, vocals (3,5)

Rinus Gerritsen - bass, organ, piano

Barry Hay - flute, rhythm guitar, vocals (1,2,4)

Sieb Warner - drums, percussion

Jellyroll (1971/2015) Big Pink - BIG PINK 369

 

MP3/320Kbs/82MB

Classic Rock

LINK

The Jellyroll band, led by Roger "Jellyroll" Troy, released an album in 1971 titled "Jellyroll". This album was recorded on Kapp Records and features a blend of jazz-rock and psychedelic rock. The band included members as Roger Troy (lead vocals, guitar), Tim Heding (keyboards, background vocals), Ed Setser (guitar), Stu Perry (drums, percussion), Les Asch (saxophones), Dave Parkinson (tenor saxophone), and Bob Thorne (trumpet). The album includes tracks like "Restless Feeling," "Search For A Memory," and "Strange"...

 

Tracks:

1. Restless Feeling (Roger Troy, Richard Podolor, Jellyroll) 2:20

2. Seach For A Memory (Roger Troy, Richard Podolor, Jellyroll) 2:52

3. Strange (Dan Hoagland) 2:25

4. Trying To Forget Someone Too (Roger Troy) 4:03

5. Quick Trip (Tim Hending) 1:13

6. Help Me Over (Roger Troy, Richard Podolor, Jellyroll) 2:57

7. Come On Baby (Roger Troy, Jellyroll) 3:13

8. Follow Me (Roger Troy, Richard Podolor, Jellyroll) 2:49

9. At The Beginning Of Tomorrow (Roger Troy) 3:04

10. Hard Times (Roger Troy, Richard Podolor, Jellyroll) 4:35

11. Standing On The Inside (Roger Troy, Ed Setser) 3:27

Personnel:

Roger "Jellyroll" Troy - lead vocals, bass

Tim Heding - keyboards, backing vocals

Ed Setser - guitar

Stu Perry - drums, percussion

Les Asch - alto & tenor & baritone saxophones

Dave Parkinson - tenor saxophone

Bob Thorne - trumpet

+

Cosme Joseph Deaguero - congas

Potliquor - Louisiana Rock & Roll (1972/2010) O-Music - OM 71003

 

MP3/320Kbs/82MB

Southern Rock, Blues Rock

LINK

Potliquor hailed from Louisiana and straddled the line between country, blues, southern rock and hard rock... all the while throwing in horns just to keep things fresh with a powerful singer in George Ratzlaff. Likemany great acts, they never sold records like they should have. But they did tour, and expose many young southerners to what amounts to some of the first "southern rock" bands.

Tracks:

1. You Can't Get There From Here (Daniel Cohen) 3:15

2. Waitin' For Me At The River (George Ratzlaff) 4:18

3. Taj And Jimmy's Blues (Taj Mahal, Al Smith, Jimmy Reed) 5:38

4. Rip It Up (John Marascalco, Robert Blackwell) 2:33

5. "H" (Les Wallace, Loretta Wallace) 4:46

6. Louisiana Rock & Roll (George Ratzlaff) 3:18

7. St. Jude's Blues (Jerry Amoroso) 2:55

8. Born Under A Bad Sign (Booker T. Jones, William Bell) 5:18

9. Guitar Boogie (George Ratzlaff) 3:34

10. For You (Les Wallace) 4:29

Personnel:

- George Ratzlaff - keyboards, guitar, vocals

- Les Wallace - guitars, vocals

- Jerry Amoroso - drums, percussion, vocals

- Guy Schaeffer - bass, backing vocals

- Leon Medica - bass, backing vocals

+

- Glenn Spreen - horn & string arrangements

- Cy Frost - Moog synthesizer, piano (10), clavinet (5), engineer

- Uncle Buck Wood - fiddle (1)

- Lousiana Horns (Lee Fortier, Art DeCesare, Bud Brasher, Pete Verbois, Bill Ludwig, Nick Rousse, Charlie Depuy) - horns

- The New Orleans Symphony, The Baton Rouge Symphony - strings (10)

Panta Rei (1973/2011) Flawed Gems - GEM 51

 

MP3/320Kbs/102MB

Progressive Jazz Rock, Psychedelic Prog Rock

LINK

Panta Rei were a Swedish psychedelic progressive rock band that released one fantastic self-titled album in 1973. Their sole album, which features a "eye" catching cover, is filled with tripped out and blistering fuzz guitar, and a jazzy flair complete with flutes, saxophone and various percussion and drumming. This rare record is highly recommended.

Tracks:

1. Five Steps (Lars Holmer, Georg Trolin) 3:11

2. White Bells (Georg Trolin) 6:53

3. Five O'Clock Freak (Thomas Arnesen) 9:44

4. The Knight 13:44 including:

a). 1st Part (Robert Schumann)

b). 2nd Part (Thomas Arnesen, Georg Trolin)

c). 3rd Part (Thomas Arnesen, John Högman)

5. The Turk (Thomas Arnesen, Lars Eriksson) 4:10

Personnel:

- Georg Trolin - vocals, tambourine (1,4), harmonica (2,3), siren (4)

- Thomas Arnesen - electric guitar (1-5), piano (2-4), tambourine (3), 12-string guitar (4), organ (4), cowbell (4), accordion (5)

- Leif Östman - electric guitar (1-5), 12-string guitar (2), maracas (4)

- Cary Wihma - bass (1-5), maracas (1,4), guiro (4), voice (5)

- Tomo Wihma - drums (1-5), timbales (4), temple blocks (4,5), whistle (4)

+

- Göran Freese - percussion (2,3), tenor saxophone (3)

Love Live Life + One - Love Will Make A Better You (1971/2009) Super Fuji Discs - FJSP-58

 

MP3/320Kbs/93MB

Experimental Music

LINK

Love Live Life a Japanese "one-off project", each member was one of the most famous and talented Japanese rock- or jazz-session musicians in those days. One and only album Love Will Make a Better You, released in April 1971 on King Records, featuring guest star Akira Fusé (+ One). 

Their music was categorized into genres such as psychedelic rock, progressive rock and jam band, and for this purpose they needed a strong, and simultaneously flexible vocalist. 🌟 Love Will Make A Better You is a "brutally" good song! 🌟

Tracks:

1. The Question Mark (17:58)

2. Runnin' Free (3:41)

3. Love Will Make A Better You (4:23)

4. Shadows Of The Mind (8:42)

5. Facts About It All (2:54)

Personnel:

Kosuke Ichihara - saxophone, flute

Toshiaki Yokota - flute, saxophone soprano

Kimio Mizutani - guitar

Takao Naoi - guitar

Hiro Yanagida - piano, Hammond organ

Chito Kawachi - drums

Naomi Kawahara - percussion

Masaoki Terakawa - bass

+

Akira Fusé - voices

Lucille Spann - Cry Before I Go (1974/Vinyl) ABC Bluesway - BLS-6070

 

MP3/320Kbs/84MB

Blues

LINK

Lucille Spann. Real Name: Mahalia Lucille Jenkins American blues singer. Married to Otis Spann from 1967 until his death in 1970. Born : June 23, 1938 in Bolton, Mississippi. Died : August 02, 1994 in Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Tracklist:

A1. Cry Before I Go (2:00)

A2. Meat Ration Blues (3:25)

A3. Country Girl (7:01)

A4. Make You Feel Like A Bigger Man (3:35)

A5. Sky Is Crying (4:08)

B1. Everybody's Fishing (3:32)

B2. Got My Mojo Workin' (2:18)

B3. Can't Stand To Leave You (2:13)

B4. Queen Bee (2:38)

B5. Daddy Let Me Love (2:29)

B6. Wine Head Woman (2:53)

Personnel:

Bass - James Green 

Drums - Willie Smith

Guitar - Eddie Taylor, Mighty Joe Young

Piano - Detroit Junior

Vocals - Lucille Spann

New Riders Of The Purple Sage - Wasted Tasters 1971-1975 (1993) Raven Records - RVCD-36

 

MP3/320Kbs/176MB

Country Rock

LINK

Wasted Tasters is an album by the country rock band the New Riders of the Purple Sage. It contains previously released songs selected from the first seven New Riders albums, which were recorded between 1971 and 1975. The songs on Wasted Tasters were excerpted from New Riders of the Purple Sage (1971), Powerglide (1972), Gypsy Cowboy (1972), The Adventures of Panama Red (1973), Home, Home on the Road (1974), Brujo (1974), and Oh, What a Mighty Time (1975). Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead plays pedal steel guitar on the first five tracks. 

Tracks:

01. Henry

02. Glendale Train

03. Louisiana Lady

04. I Don't Know You

05. Last Lonely Eagle

06. I Don't Need No Doctor

07. Contract

08. Rainbow

09. Sweet Lovin' One

10. Dim Lights Thick Smoke (And Loud Loud Music)

11. She's No Angel

12. Gypsy Cowboy

13. Sutter's Mill

14. Sailin'

15. Panama Red

16. Lonesome L.A. Cowboy

17. Kick In The Head

18. Teardrops In My Eyes

19. Hello Mary Lou (Live)

20. Dead Flowers (Live)

21. You Angel You

22. Singing Cowboy

23. I Heard You Been Layin' My Old Lady

24. Farewell Angelina

Personnel:

John Dawson – guitar, vocals

David Nelson – guitar, vocals

Jerry Garcia – pedal steel guitar (1-5)

Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar (6-24)

Dave Torbert – bass, vocals (1-20)

Skip Battin – bass, vocals (21-24)

Spencer Dryden – drums

Luv Machine (1971/1993) World Wide Records - SPM-WWR-CD-0048

 

MP3/320Kbs/105MB

Hard Funk Rock

LINK

The original LP of this four-piece band from New Zealand was released in 1971 and is so far one of the most expensive records on the collectors market. Most of the real collectors have never seen an original copy! By the way the band was banned from radio stations in Australia an New Zealand because the albums front cover was judged pornographic was banned from many countries due to the artwork depicting open female legs. Their music are really great-compact rock songs.

Tracks:

1. Witches Wand 2:49

2. You’re Surprised 2:47

3. It’s Amazing 3:27

4. Happy Children 3:19

5. Everything 3:20

6. Maybe Tomorrow 4:20

7. Reminiscing 2:56

8. Change Your Mind 2:59

9. Corrupt One 3:50

10. Lost 3:09

11. My Life Is Filled With Changes 3:08

12. Portrait Of Disgust 4:58

Personnel:

Michael Bishop - guitar, vocals

Bob Bowman - guitar, vocals

John Jeavons - bass, vocals

Errol Bradshaw - drums, vocals

Hawkwind - Sonic Boom Killers: Best Of Singles A's And B's from 1970 to 1980 (1998) Repertoire Records REP 4676-WY

 

MP3/320Kbs/195MB

Space Rock

LINK

Hawkwind are an English rock band known as one of the earliest space rock groups. Since their formation in November 1969, Hawkwind have gone through many incarnations and have incorporated many different styles into their music, including hard rock, progressive rock and psychedelic rock. They are regarded as an influential proto-punk band. Their lyrics often cover themes of urban life and science fiction.

Tracks:

1. Silver Machine (4:38) 

2. Urban Guerilla (3:41) 

3. Hurry On Sundown (4:55) 

4. Kings Of Speed (3:31) 

5. Lord Of Light (3:57) 

6. You Better Believe It (3:21) 

7. Paradox (4:00) 

8. The Psychedelic Warlords (3:53) 

9. Who's Gonna Win The War (3:43) 

10. Motorhead (3:03) 

11. Seven By Seven (5:20) 

12. Brainbox Pollution (5:40) 

13. Born To Go (5:03) 

14. It's So Easy (5:18) 

15. Quark Strangeness And Charme (3:41) 

16. Forge Of Vulcan (3:05)

17. Shot Down In The Night (Live) (4:13) 

18. Urban Guerilla (Live) ( 5:39) 

This compilation: Singles A's (1-6,8,9,17) And B's (7,10-16,18):

1970 (3), 1972 (1,11), 1973 (2,5,12,13), 1974 (6 to 8,14), 1975 (4,10), 1977 (15,16), 1980 (9,17,18)

Music From Free Creek (1973/2006) Lake Eerie records - LER 43014

 

MP3/320Kbs/191MB

Classic Rock, Blues Rock, Funk, Rhythm & Blues, Country

LINK

LINK 2

"Music from Free Creek is a very strange and bizarre album. Quite how or why it came about is something of a mystery. It was recorded in new York in the new Record Plant recording studios in 1969. About 50 musicians were involved in this "behind closed doors" affair, many of whom were either famous at the time, or have gone on to find fame. Reportedly, none have ever been paid for their contribution. Two performers, Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck, were not named on the original release for contractual reasons, but this still leaves the likes of Keith Emerson, Delaney Bramlett, Todd Rundgren, Chris Wood,  Linda Ronstadt, Buzz Feiten, Mitch Mitchell and others". (E. Livin)

Tracks:

1. Cissy Strutt (Jeff Beck Session)

2. Freedom Jazz dance (Keith Emerson session)

3. Sympathy for the devil (Harvey Mandel Session)

4. Mother nature's son (Keith Emerson session)

5. Road song (Eric Clapton Session)

6. Lay lady lay (Moogy Klingman session)

7. Hey Jude (Moogy Klingman session)

8. He darked the sun (Linda Ronstadt Session)

9. Earle's shuffle (Harvey Mandel Session)

10. Getting back to Molly (Eric Clapton Session)

11. Cherry Picker (Jeff Beck Session)

12. Kilpartrick's defeat (Moogy Klingman session)

13. The girl from Ipanema (Harvey Mandel Session)

14. No one knows (Eric Clapton Session)

15. Living like a fool (Linda Ronstadt Session)

16. Working in the coalmine (Jeff Beck Session)

17. Big city woman (Jeff Beck Session)

18. On the rebound (Keith Emerson session)

ARTISTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Quadrilogy 1970-1973

 

MP3/320Kbs/438MB

Progressive Rock, Symphonic Rock

LINK

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...

TRACK LISTING

Bakerloo (1969/2013) Esoteric Records - ECLEC 2468

 

MP3/320Kbs/183MB

Heavy Blues-Rock

LINK

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

+

Gerry Salisbury - cornet (3)

 

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

 

MP3/320Kbs/105MB

Bras-Jazz Rock, Fuson

LINK

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

 

MP3/320Kbs/105MB

Psychedelic rock, Acid Rock

LINK

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

 

MP3/320Kbs/160MB

Soul, Funk

LINK

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)

Eric Clapton - There's One In Every Crowd (1975/2025) Polydor - UICY-80567

 

MP3/320Kbs/188MB

Soft Rock, Reggae

LINK

There's One in Every Crowd is the third solo studio album by Eric Clapton. Recorded shortly after 461 Ocean Boulevard, the album features a style similar to its predecessor but did not enjoy similar commercial success...

Tracks:

1. We've Been Told (Jesus Is Coming Soon) (Traditional) 4:28

2. Swing Low, Sweet Chariot (Traditional) 3:33

3. Little Rachel (Byfield) 4:06

4. Don't Blame Me (Clapton, Terry) 3:35

5. The Sky Is Crying (James) 3:58

6. Singin' The Blues (McCreary) 3:26

7. Better Make It Through Today (Clapton) 4:07

8. Pretty Blue Eyes (Clapton) 4:45

9. High (Clapton) 3:30

10. Opposites (Clapton) 4:52

Bonus:

11. Burial (Session Out-Take) (previously unreleased) 4:03

12. Whatcha Gonna Do (Session Out-Take) 2:54

13. I Found A Love (Session Out-Take) 3:41

14. (When Things Go Wrong) It Hurts Me Too (Session Out-Take) 5:48

15. Fools Like Me (Session Out-Take) (previously unreleased) 5:10

16. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Non-album single release) 4:25

17. Someone Like You (Non-album single release) 4:30

Personnel:

Eric Clapton – lead vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, dobro

Dick Sims – Hammond organ, acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes

Albhy Galuten – synthesizers

George Terry – electric guitar, acoustic guitar, group vocals

Carl Radle – electric guitar, bass guitar

Jamie Oldaker – drums, percussion

Yvonne Elliman – lead vocals, group vocals

Marcy Levy – group vocals