Dixie Peach Debut Album and Blues With Friends

 

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Southern Rock, Blues Rock

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Ohio-based Dixie Peach was formed in 1972 by slide guitarist, singer and songwriter Ira Stanley, keyboardist Steve Williams, bassist Mike "Roscoe" Rousculp, guitar player Tony Paulus, keyboards, and drums Jerry Barnhart. They released one album before disbanding in 1975. After reforming in 1998 and releasing Butta in 2002, they released another album in 2013. The album features guest appearances by friends of the original members, with the exception of drummer Jerry Barnhart.

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➡ Dixie Peach (1975) Raintree Records LP – SP-827

Tracklist:

01. Going Down 06:53

02. Out Of Money...Out Of Gas 03:39

03. I'll Be Gone 05:23

04. (So) Take A Look Around 04:52

05. Paint My Mailbox Blue 04:51

06. Skydog 03:20

07. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly 10:10

Personnel:

Bass Guitar, Vocals – Mike "Roscoe" Rousculp 

Drums – Jerry Barnhart

Keyboards – Steve Williams 

Lead Guitar, Vocals – Ira Stanley

Rhythm Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals – Tony Paulus

➡ Dixie Peach - Blues With Friends (2013) Big Shew Records

Tracklist:

01. Too Much Trouble 5:04

02. Pork Chop Blues 4:15

03. Night Ride 4:52

04. Coming Home Today 5:23

05. Don't Want to Wait 5:05

06. Bottle Hymn of the Republic 4:26

07. Trouble With Love 5:22

08. It's Crying Time 5:24

09. Wait a Minute 4:08

10. Rick's Shuffle 2:44

Personnel:

Bass – Mike "Roscoe" Rousculp

Guitar – Tony Paulus

Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar – Ira Stanley

Keyboards – Steve Williams

Keyboards – Tony Paulus

Vocals – Ira Stanley, Mike Rousculp, Steve Benson, Steve Williams, Tony Paulus

Drums, Percussion – Steve Benson

Friends:

Guest, Bass – Dan Connaughton, Larry Vest

Guest, Guitar – Jack Pearson, Lee Roy Parnell, Lee Swisher, Scotty Bratcher

Guest, Keyboards – Stacey Stanley

Guest, Vocals – Dave Benson, Etta Britt, Larry Vest, Michael Losekamp, Toni Vest

Horns on "Pork Chop Blues"

Saxophone – Matt Quinn 

Trombone – Gary King 

Trumpet – Brady Hagen

Baritone Saxophone – Michael Greene 

Grootna (1971) Reissue, Unofficial Release - Unknown Label

 

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Psychedelic Funk Blues Rock

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Grootna was a Berkeley, California-based band formed in 1971 by vocalist Anna Rizzo, lead guitarist Vic Smith, pianist Richard Sussman, rhythm guitarist Slim Chance, bassist Kelly Bryan, and drummer Dewey DaGrease. The band acquired well-known San Francisco concert promoter Bill Graham as their manager and signed with Columbia Records. Their self-titled debut album was released in December 1971. It failed to chart. Grootna continued to perform around the Bay Area in the summer of 1972, before disbanding. Their music was a typical Columbia jazz-rock-soul-pop hybrid, with a touch of funk.

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Tracks:

1. I'm Funky (DeLone, O'Hara, Silverman) - 5:30

2. Road Fever (Dewey, Smith) - 5:20

3. Going to Canada (DeLone, Henry, Silverman) - 4:19

4. Waitin' for My Ship (Delone, Silverman) - 5:07

5. That's What You Get (Rizzo, Silverman, Smith) - 4:29

6. Full Time Woman (Stuart) - 4:30

7. Young Woman's Blues (Smith) - 3:47

8. Customs (Is It All Over?) (Neuwirth) - 3:47

9. Your Grandmother Loves You/IShe It (DeLone, Henry, Silverman) - 5:52

Personnel:

Anna Rizzo - vocals, lead finger

Vic Smith - lead & bottleneck guitar, vocals

Slim Chance (Austin deLone) - rhythm guitar, vocals

Richard Sussman - piano

Kelly Bryan - bass

Dewey DaGreaze (Gregory Leroy Dewey) - drums, vocals

Guests:

Jack Bonus - saxophone horn section

Teresa Adams, Carol Garrett - strings

Michael Lafferty - trombone

Bennet Friedman - clarinet

Yma Sumac – Miracles (1972/2011) The Omni Recording Corporation

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Experimental Rock

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Yma Sumac, originally known as Zoila Augusta Emperatriz Chávarri del Castillo, (September 13, 1922, Ichocán, Peru – November 1, 2008, Los Angeles, California) was a legendary Peruvian-American soprano singer who gained worldwide fame for her enormous vocal range. According to some sources, her vocal range in her heyday "well exceeded three octaves", according to other sources she could reach five octaves... In 1971, she recorded and released a rock album titled Miracles.

Miracles is a studio album by Peruvian vocalist/performer Yma Sumac, produced by Les Baxter and released in 1972 on London Records.

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Tracks:

1. Remember 4:08

2. Medicine Man 3:05

3. Let Me Hear You 2:27

4. Tree Of Life 2:56

5. Flame Tree 2:46

6. Zebra 2:51

7. Azure Sands 2:37

8. Look Around 2:18

9. Magenta Mountain 3:03

10. El Condor Pasa 4:54

Previously Unreleased Bonus Tracks:

11. Savage Rock 3:27

12. Parade 3:12

13. Savage Rock (alternate Version) 3:24

Originally released as London Records LP SHU 8431/XPS 608 (1972)

Personnel:

Bass – Roger Cowan

Drums – Skippy Switzer

Guitar – Chuck Cowan

Organ – Richard Person

 

The Fabulous Rhinestones Discography 1972-1975 (2011) Riverman/Vivid

 

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Pop Rock, Soft Rock, Classic Rock

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The Fabulous Rhinestones were an R&B-based band formed in San Francisco in 1971 by former Illinois Speed ​​Press guitarist/vocalist Kal David and ex-Electric Flag (and Bob Dylan, Al Kooper and Miles Davis) bassist Harvey Brooks. They moved to Woodstock, New York, where they played with a number of Chicago bluesmen, including Paul Butterfield... The band released three albums over the next three years, all of which received critical acclaim without selling in huge numbers... The band disbanded in the mid-1970s. Kal David later played with Etta James, Al Kooper and Johnny Rivers... A reissue of the Fabulous Rhinestones albums was released on Japanese CDs in 2011.

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➡ The Fabulous Rhinestones (1972/2011) Riverman/Vivid

Tracks:

01. Nothing New 5:07

02. Easy As You Make It 3:39

03. Just Can't Turn My Back On You 3:45

04. Living On My Own Time 3:28

05. Free 4:01

06. What A Wonderful Thing We Have 4:56

07. Live It Out To The End 3:42

08. Harmonize 3:09

09. Big Indian 4:07

10. Positive Direction 5:18

11. What A Wonderful Thing We Have (bonus: mono mix) 4:53

➡ Freewheelin' (1973/2011) Riverman/Vivid

Tracks:

01. Freewheelin' 3:10

02. Down To The City 4:46

03. Go With Change 3:58

04. What Becomes Of Your Life 3:59

05. Vicious Circle 4:49

06. Do It Like I Mean It 4:07

07. Roots With You, Girl 4:23

08. Hurt Somebody 4:22

09. Whitecaps 5:31

➡ The Rhinestones (also known as: The Rhinestones(1975/2011) Riverman/Vivid

Tracks:

01. One Time Love 3:43

02. Ridin' Thumb 4:43

03. Party Music 3:03

04. Get It Up For Love 4:00

05. Love Jam 2:07

06. Another Song For You 3:04

07. Love On My Mind 3:57

08. Crossroads Of My Life 3:07

09. This Devil In Me 5:18

10. All My Love 4:12

11. Party Music (bonus: alternate mix) 3:02

Personnel:

Kal David – vocals, guitar

Harvey Brooks – bass, guitar

Marty Grebb – vocals, bass, keyboards, saxophone, guitar

Terrel Eaton – saxophone, flute

Bob Pritchard – trombone

Stan Shafrin – trumpet

Harry Lookofsky, Jean Eley – violin

Lewis Eley – violin, viola

Reinol ”Dino” Andino – congas

Greg Thomas – drums

Guests:

Paul Butterfield – harmonica

Ben Keith – pedal steel guitar

Hilda Harris – backing vocals

Maretha Stewart – backing vocals

Marvin Grafton – backing vocals

Go Graal Blues Band (LP/1979) Imavox

 

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Blues Rock

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Go Graal Blues Band is a Portuguese blues rock band formed in 1975, which, contrary to the customs of the time, sang only in English.

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Tracks:

01. Baby, I Wanna... (3:17)

02. The Last One (3:16)

03. Feel Me in My Blues (5:20)

04. We Remember M.W. (5:01)

05. ...For My Baby (Gonzo Pleasure) (2:31)

06. The Fault Is Her Own (3:50)

07. Leonor's (4:12)

08. Stray Dog (5:51)

09. Good Morning Blues (5:27)

Personnel:

Raúl B. Anjos - drums

António Ferro - bass guitar

João Allain - guitar

Augusto Mayer - harmonica

João Esteves - guitar

Paulo Gonzo - vocals, guitar

José Carlos Cordeiro - vocal