Python Lee Jackson - In A Broken Dream (1972/1993) Pilz UK Ltd - DNR 009

 

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Rock & Roll, Pop Rock, Blues Rock

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Python Lee Jackson were an Australian rock band active from 1965 to 1968, before a brief sojourn in the United Kingdom from late 1968 to mid-1969. The group had recorded a single, "In a Broken Dream" (October 1970), featuring Rod Stewart as guest vocalist in April 1969. The group reformed in 1972 and the single was re-released in August: it peaked at No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 56 on the United States Billboard Hot 100. The group disbanded again later that year. Their early vocalist, Mal McGee (1966–68) died on 17 May 2012.

Tracks:

01. Python Lee Jackson - If it's Meant to be a Party 3:09

02. Python Lee Jackson - If the World Stopped Still Tonight 3:05

03. Python Lee Jackson - The Blues 4:07

04. Python Lee Jackson - Sweet consolation 4:10

05. Python Lee Jackson - Boogie Woogie Joe 4:13

06. Python Lee Jackson - In a Broken Dream 3:42

07. Python Lee Jackson - Second Time Around the Wheel 4:44

08. Python Lee Jackson - Your Wily Ways 3:20

09. Python Lee Jackson - Doing fine (cloud nine) 3:52

10. Python Lee Jackson - Turn the Music Down 3:00

11. Python Lee Jackson - In A Broken Dream (Extended Version) 4:16

Personnel:

Backing Vocals – Sue & Sonny

Bass – Tony Cahill

Drums – David Montgomery 

Guitar – Gary Boyle, Mick Liber

Keyboards – David Bentley

Saxophone – Bruce Johnson 

Vocals – The Bones 

Guest:

Vocals – Rod Stewart (03,06,09)

Burnin Red Ivanhoe - Canal Trip An Anthology 1969-1974 (2013/2CD) Esoteric Recordings - ECLEC 22395

 

MP3/320Kbs/380MB

progressive rock mixing blues and jazz elements

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Burnin' Red Ivanhoe was formed back in 1967, and that makes them one of the first scandinavian prog bands. Their style was quite original from the start, blending jazz-rock with R&B, blues, psychedelia etc...

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a newly remastered anthology featuring the best of the recorded output by the legendary Danish band Burnin Red Ivanhoe, drawn from the recordings made for Sonet Records between 1969 and 1974.

 

CD1

01. Ivanhoe I Brondbyerne 03:55

02. Saxophone Piece 1 02:16

03. Antique Peppermint 04:08

04. Kaj 02:43

05. Tingle Tanglemanden 05:28

06. Purple Hearts 05:46

07. Ivanhoe In The Woods 05:15

08. Ida Verlaine 04:18

09. Inside 02:47

10. Ksilioy 10:35

11. Across The Windowsill 07:40

12. Canal Trip 05:21

13. Gong Gong The Elephant song 05:41

14. Secret Oyster Service 09:47

CD2

01. WWW 06:13

02. Avez Vous Kaskelainen? 04:36

03. All About All 04:06

04. Kaske-Vous Karsemose 03:47

05. I Want The Rest Of My Life Surrounded With Money 05:33

06. Indre Landskab 05:45

07. Bareback Rider 08:50

08. Rotating Irons 06:15

09. Goodbye 03:26

10. August Suicidal 04:34

11. When I Look Into Your Eyes 03:46

12. La Bearte Du Buste 04:58

13. Rockin' Rambler 11:50

14. After The Car Crash 03:07

Personnel:

Kim Menzer - Mouthharp, trombone, saxophone, flute, piano, harmonica, violin, vocals

Karsten Vogel - saxophone, organ, vibraphone, mellotron

Ole Fick - guitars, vocals

Steen Claesson - guitar, vocals, violin, bass

Bo Thrige Andersen - drums

Steffen Andersen - bass

Arne Wurgler - bass

Mads Vinding - bass

Jess Stahr - bass, vocals

Mr. Albert Show - Mr. Albert Show / Warm Motor (2CD/2014) Universal Music 377 380-4

 

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Progressive Jazz Rock

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Dutch band Mr. Albert Show, apparently named after a roadie, was formed in 1969 by Bertus Borgers (saxophone, flute, vocals), Roeland Boogaart (drums), Tom Fautubun (bass), Eric Lintermans (guitars) and Bonki Bongaerts (organ). Strengthened by the vocal talents of Floortje Klomp they make their debut with the single "Wild Sensation" in 1970, followed by their full length debut album "Mr. Albert Show" later the same year. The following their sophomore effort "Warm Motor" appeared, while the non-album single "Show Me Your Tongue" was released in support of it.

This would prove to be the final release by this short-lived band, who disbanded in 1973 following the departure of Bertus Borgers.

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Mr. Albert Show (1970/2014) Universal Music 377 380-1

Tracks:

All tracks written by Bertus Borgers except where noted.

01. Act Of Love (Bertus Borgers, Roger McGough) - 5:28

02. Kings Of Galaxy (Bertus Borgers, Cees Schrama) - 4:06

03. King Horse - 3:18

04. Don't Worry - 2:34

05. White Bear Skin Coat - 2:25

06. Wild Sensation - 3:07

07. There's A Sad Song In The Air (Bertus Borgers, Cees Schrama) - 7:12

08. White (Bertus Borgers, Eric Lintermans, Van der Heyden) - 4:21

09. Revolver - 4:31

Mr. Albert Show - Warm Motor (1971/2014) Universal Music 377 380-3

Tracks:

All tracks written by Bertus Borgers except where noted.

01. Did You Really Find Somebody? - 9:54

02. I'm Not More Than A Sign - 3:52

03. Electronic Baby (Bertus Borgers, Bonki Bongaerts, R.Sylvester) - 6:43

04. Let It All Hang Out - 4:38

05. Bantal - 3:49

06. Woman - 11:26

Personnel:

- Bertus Borgers (Embertus Johannes Maria Borgers) - lead vocals, flute, all saxophones, guitar, keyboards, vibes

- Erik Lintermans - lead guitar

- Bonki Bongaerts - organ, piano, blues harp, other keyboards

- Tom Fautubun - bass

- Broer (Roeland) Boogaart - drums, percussion

- Floortje Klomp - vocals (Mr. Albert Show 1970)

Julian Jay Savarin - Waiters On The Dance (1971/2006) Air Mail Archive - AIRAC-1237

 

MP3/320Kbs/78MB

Psychedelic and Progressive Rock

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Waiters On The Dance is a music album by Julian Jay Savarin, released in 1971. It is a science fiction concept album that shares its title with the first novel of Savarin's Lemmus trilogy, which also serves as the basis for the two concept albums by the musical group Julian's Treatment. The album features Julian Jay Savarin as the main artist, with John Dover on bass, Nigel Jenkins on guitar, Roger Odell on drums, and Jo Meek on vocals. It is noted for its heavy and aggressive sound, with Mellotron and cosmic organ playing significant roles in the music. The album is considered an excellent piece of psychedelic and progressive rock. 

Julian Jay Savarin, born in Dominica and moved to Great Britain in 1962, is known for his work as a musician, songwriter, poet, and science fiction author. He was the organist and main songwriter of Julian's Treatment, a group that recorded two albums, "A Time Before This" 1970 and "Waiters on the Dance" 1971.

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Tracks:

1. Child Of The Night 1&2 (8:36)

2. Stranger (2:21)

3. The Death Of Alda (5:29)

4. Dance Of The Golden Flamingoes (8:55)

5. Cycles (4:23)

6. Soldiers Of Time (2:59)

Personnel:

Tom Parker - additional string arrangements

Lady Jo Meek - vocals

Julian Jay Savarin - story, arrangements, keyboards

John Dover - bass

Nigel "Zed" Jenkins - guitar

Roger Odell - drums

Doctor Feelgood - Something To Take Up Time (1971/2007) FootPrint Records - FPR 29016

 

MP3/320Kbs/105MB

Progressive/Blues/Jazz Rock

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Not to be confused with Dr. Feelgood, the UK pub-rock group, this is an LP by Doctor Feelgood, an unrelated American outfit specializing in moody, heavy blues-rock and obscurity. That band's lone 1971 LP, which features strong psychedelic blues-rock in the spirit of early Tull, and a woodwind player clearly influenced by both Ian Anderson and free-jazz, is long out of print on vinyl and long sought after by serious heads. (lpcdreissues) I can only recommend it! 

Tracks:

01. Number Ten 2:45

02. The Roach Did It 3:02

03. Smoke Dream 8:48

04. Mr. Bojangles 2:32

05. Medicine Man 4:03

06. Nasal Greens And Toe Jam 3:08

07. Hey Gyp 5:12

08. 5 XR.V.W 6:04

09. Something To Take Up Time 7:35

10. Junk 5:27

Personnel:

Dick Winters - vocals, flute, tenor, baritone & soprano saxophones, maracas

Paul Rivers - electric & acoustic guitar

Bill Corelle - bass, cowbell

Ralph Cooper - drums, congas, maracas