Stack Waddy / Bugger Off! + Bonus Tracks

 

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Psychedelic Hard Rock

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Stack Waddy was an English blues rock band formed in Manchester, England in 1965. The band was signed to John Peel's Dandelion label after being spotted by Peel at the Buxton Blues Festival in September 1969. The original line-up consisted of John Knail on vocals and harmonica, Mick Stott on guitar, Stuart Banham on bass, and Steve Revell on drums, with John Groom later replacing Revell. The band was known for their raw and energetic sound, blending blues, hard rock, and psychedelic elements. They released two albums, "Stack Waddy" and "Bugger Off!", along with several singles.

Stack Waddy (1971/2007) Cherry Red Records - CDMRED 318

Tracks:

1. Road Runner (E McDaniel) 03:26

2. Bring It To Jerome (Green) 05:18

3. Mothballs (Knail, Stott, Revell, Banham) 03:36

4. Sure 'Nuff 'N' Yes I Do (Van Vliet, Bermann) 02:29

5. Love Story (Ian Anderson) 02:19

6. Susie Q (Hawkins, Broodwater, Lewis) 02:27

7. Country Line Special (Cyril Davies) 03:55

8. Rolling Stone (Muddy Waters) 03:26

9. Mystic Eyes (Van Morrison) 06:05

10. Kentucky (Knail, Stott, Revell, Banham) 02:42

Previously Unreleased Bonus Tracks:

11. With One Leap Dan Was By Her Side, 'Muriel' He Breathed (Groom, Knail, Stott, Banham) 04:19

12. Ginny Jo (Groom, Knail, Stott, Banham) 02:48

13. Hunt The Stag (Groom, Knail, Stott, Banham) 02:45

14. Mystic Eyes (Alternative Version) (Van Morrison) 03:52

15. (Almost) Milk Cow Booze (Groom, Knail, Stott, Banham) 04:11

16. Leavin' Here (Holland-Dozier-Holland) 02:58

17. I'm A Lover Not A Fighter 02:37

18. Here Comes The Glimmer Man (Groom, Knail, Stott, Banham) 05:14

19. Nadine (Chuck Berry) 03:53

Bugger Off! (1972/2008) Air Mail Archive - AIRAC-1469

 

Tracks:

1. Rosalyn 02:29

2. Willie The Pimp 03:58

3. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man 04:22

4. It's All Over Now 03:18

5. Several Yards (Foxtrot) 05:52

6. You Really Got Me 02:47

7. I'm A Lover Not A Fighter 02:12

8. Meat Pies 'Ave Come But Band's Not Here Yet 05:03

9. It Ain't Easy 03:50

10. Long Tall Shorty (Mainly) 03:23

11. Repossession Boogie 05:33

12. The Girl From Ipanema 01:33

Bonus:

13. Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut 03:41

Personnel:

- John Knail - vocals, harmonica

- Mick Stott - guitar

- Stuart Banham - bass

- Steve Revell (replaced by John Groom on second album) - drums

Javier Batiz - Coming Home (1969/2010) Star Records - LSD 100001

 

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Psychedelic Blues Rock

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Javier Bátiz's album "Coming Home" is a rare 1969 Mexican blues psych record that was released on the Star label with the catalog number LSD 100001. The album is described as a great electric blues rock record and is considered to be a significant piece of Mexican music history. It is also noted that the album is hard to find in good shape, with some sources indicating that most copies are in poor condition.

Javier Isaac Medina Núñez. (born June 3. 1944 - died december 14th 2024). Mexican guitarist, singer and composer, a precursor of Mexican blues rock. Specially prolific adapting, arranging and translating American rock/blues/funk/R&B songs to Spanish.

Tracklist:

1. Try It One Time (2:27)

2. Let Me Give My love To You (5:08)

3. Christine (3:15)

4. It's Done And Gone (2:59)

5. Why Do You Do Me (5:54)

6. Getting Through (4:06)

7. I Won't Ever (3:05)

8. Down Broken Hearted (2:32)

9. I'm Not The One (3:57)

10. Coming Home (4:57)

Personnel:

Guitar, Piano (4,9), Electric piano (8) – Javier Bátiz

Acoustic Guitar – Ricardo "Cancer" Delgado (7)

Bass – Esteban Garcia 

Bass – Ramon Rodriguez (7,8)

Bass – Jorge Alarcon (5)

Drums – Juan Santos 

Drums (5), Acoustic Bass (9) – Mickey Salas

Drums – Angel "Cartucho" Miranda (7,8)

Organ – Guillermo Briseño (2,7,8)

Piano – Sergio Guerrero (2,4,6)

Tenor Saxophone – Carlo Novi (2,8)

Tenor Saxophone – Rene Vidal (6,7)

Alto Saxophone – Pedro Encinas (2,6,7,8)

Baritone Saxophone – Arturo Labastida (2,6,7,8)

Percussion [Tumbas] – Leonardo "Tobi" Lopez (5)

Chorus – Esteban, Guillermo, Javier, Ramon, Ricardo, Sergio (7)

Chorus – Guillermo Briseño, Norma Valdez, Valery Jodorowsky (10)

Handclaps [Applause] – Ara, German Perez Salas, Guillermo Briseño, Javier, Miguel, Norma Valdez, Valery Jodorowsky (10)

Excalibur - The First Album (1971/2007) Retro Disc Internacional - RDI 33010

 

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Krautrock, Hard Rock

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Excalibur's The First Album is a German hard rock record released in 1971 on the Reprise label. The album is described as a mix of organ-driven hard rock and some krautrock elements, with a style that is considered somewhat generic but generally entertaining. The First Album was released as a vinyl LP and has been reissued in remastered form on CD in 2007.

Tracks:

1. Light In The Dark 6:09

2. Get Me, If You Want 2:55

3. Zamuno (Hartmut Schölgens, Werner Odenkirchen) 2:59

4. Run Through The Past 4:03

5. Sure You Win 4:28

6. Hollywood Dreams 3:30

7. Questions (Hartmut Schölgens, Werner Odenkirchen) 4:08

8. Don't Look Backwards 5:02

9. Feelin's 6:36

Personnel:

Werner Odenkirchen - lead guitar, vocals

Hartmut Schölgens - Hammond organ, bass-manual

Manfred "Charlie" Terstappen - drums

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Gorilla (Achim Reichel) - bass

Lemmi (Christian M. Lembrecht) - percussion

Hans Lampe (Flipper) - percussion

Crowbar - Bad Manors (1971/2008) Unidisc - AGEK-2165

 

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Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Country Boogie

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Crowbar was a Canadian rock band based in Hamilton, Ontario, best known for their 1971 hit "Oh, What a Feeling". Crowbar's album Bad Manors was released in 1971 on Daffodil Records. The album is categorized under the genres of Rock & Roll, Blues Rock, Roots Rock, and Boogie Woogie. The band Crowbar, known for their unique blend of blues and rock, had a significant presence in the Canadian music scene during the early 1970s. The album was re-released in 2008 as a remastered version.

Tracks:

1. Frenchman’s Filler #1 1:13

2. Too True Mama 2:53

3. Let The Four Winds Blow 2:22

4. House Of Blue Lights 2:46

5. The Frenchman’s Cherokee Boogie Incident 0:27

6. Train Keep Rollin’ 2:50

7. Baby, Let’s Play House 3:03

8. Oh Never Be A Dodo 0:19

9. Oh What A Feeling 4:20

10. Frenchman’s Filler #2 0:32

11. Frenchman’s Filler #3 0:36

12. Murder In The First Degree 5:14

13. In The Dancing Hold 3:51

14. Mountain Fire 3:58

15. Prince Of Peace 4:10

16. Frenchman’s Filler #1 (Edited) 0:46

Personnel:

Rheal "Ray" Lanthier - lead guitar, vocals

John "Ghetto" Gibbard - lead & slide guitar, vocals

Roly Greenway - bass, percussion, vocals

Kelly Jay Fordham - piano, vocals, arrangements

Jozef Chirowski - piano, organ, vocals

Sonnie Bernardi - drums, percussion, vocals

Cliff Bennett's Rebellion (1971/2005) Repertoire - RES 2319

 

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Blues Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul

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Cliff Bennett's Rebellion is an album by Cliff Bennett, released in 1971. The album was recorded for CBS and features Bennett's powerful vocal style backed by a driving band. It includes original songs such as "Say You Don't Love Me" and "Better World," as well as a version of Eric Clapton's "Blues Power". The album was later reissued by Repertoire Records in 2005, which included the A- and B-sides of a single released after the album, "Amos Moses" and "Movin' And Travelin' On".

The album is categorized under the genres of Blues Rock and Classic Rock.

Tracks:

1. Say You Don't Love Me (Cliff Bennett) 3:10

2. Please Say You'll Come (John Gray, Marek Kluczynski) 4:52

3. L.A. (Cliff Bennett, John Gray, Marek Kluczynski) 5:04

4. Sandy Mary (Peter Green) 5:05

5. Blues Power (Eric Clapton, Leon Russell) 3:16

6. When I'm Singing Rock 'N' Roll (John Gray, Marek Kluczynski) 2:52

7. Searchin' For A Theme (John Gray, Marek Kluczynski) 3:45

8. Better World (Cliff Bennett) 6:06

Bonus:

9. Amos Moses (single A-side,1971) (Jerry Hubbard) 2:55

10. Movin' And Travelin' On (single B-side,1971) (Cliff Bennett) 3:21

Personnel:

Cliff Bennett - vocals

Robert Smith - guitar

Marek Kluczynski - harmonica, flute

John Gray - bass

Derek Wier - drums, percussion

Freight Train - Just The Beginning (1971) Fly By Nite Records - LPFBN 1001

 

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Blues, Blues Rock

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The band Freight Train was formed Rick Shaffer, in 1968. The line-up went through many personnel changes before arriving at the one that appears on the 1971 album, "Just The Beginning," on Fly By Nite records.

Tracks:

1. Everything's Gonna Be Alright (Walter Jacobs) 3:24

2. Papa Ain't Salty (T-Bone Walker) 2:40

3. So Many Roads (Marshall Paul) 7:06

4. Unseen Eye (Sony Boy Williamson) 2:40

5. Built For Comfort (Willie Dixon) 2:46

6. Same Old Blues (Magic Sam) 2:49

7. I Loved Another Woman (Peter Green) 2:55

8. Baby What You Want Me (Jimmy Reed) 3:32

9. Rollin Man (Peter Green) 2:20

 

Personnel:

Steve Martina - lead vocals, guitar

Rick Shaffer - lead guitar, backing vocals

Jim Peters - bass

Tom Geddes - drums

Joyous Noise (1971/2012) Big Pink - BIG PINK 188

 

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Country Rock

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Joyous Noise is a band that formed in the Spring of 1971, and their debut album, also titled "Joyous Noise," was released in 1971. The album is described as a combination of music, positivism, and thoughtfulness aimed at both the gut and the mind. The band's debut album was recorded in 1971 and was released on Capitol Records.

Tracks:

1. Joyous Noise (Part I) (Lee Montgomery) 2:23

2. Music Song (Lance Wakely) 4:24

3. Lady Beside Me (Marc McClure) 4:27

4. Funky Lady (Lee Montgomery) 5:30

5. Question Of Direction (Ron Elliott, Gary Downey) 4:17

6. Never Been To Spain (Hoyt Axton) 4:27

7. Lost Man (Lance Wakely, Gabe Lapano) 4:02

8. If People Could Just Get Together (Lance Wakely) 3:57

9. Joyous Noise (Part II) (Lee Montgomery) 2:32

Personnel:

Lee Montgomery - lead vocals, 6-string guitar, piano

Marc McClure - lead vocals, 6-string guitar, slide guitar, electric guitar, organ, percussion

Lance Wakely - 6- & 12-string guitar, mouth harp, acoustic guitar, vocals

Happy Smith - bass, vocals

Dennis Dragon - drums, percussion

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Ricardo Rincorn - congas, percussion

Joyous Noise Chorus - vocals

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

 

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Rock & Roll, Psychedelic Rock

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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

 

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Rhythm & Blues, Funk, Soul

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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

 

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Hard Rock

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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