Skin Alley (1969/2003) Akarma Records - AK 259

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progressive rock

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Skin Alley were a British progressive rock combo, that existed from 1968 to 1974 and was founded by Thomas Crimble and Alvin Pope. They are best known for their track "Living in Sin". The band was formed in the autumn of 1968 in London...

Tracks:

01. Living In Sin 4:39

02. Tell Me 4:38

03. Mother Please Help Your Child 4:11

04. Marsha 7:22

05. Country Aire 2:13

06. All Alone 8:16

07. Night Time 5:36

08. Concerto Grosso (Take Heed) 0:26

09. (Going Down The) Highway 4:18

Personnel:

Bob James - guitars, flute, alto saxophone, vocals

Krzysztof Juskiewicz - Hammond organ, piano, harpsichord, mellotron, vocals

Thomas Crimble - bass guitar, mellotron, vocals

Alvin "Giles" Pope - drums, congas, tipani

A Golden Classics Edition_Pacific Gas And Electric & Are You Ready? (2CD/2013) Yellow Label - SPV 49652

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Blues Rock, Soul

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Pacific Gas And Electric's history dates from 1967 in Los Angeles. Self-taught guitarist Tom Marshall met bassist Brent Block at a party thrown by Block's former art teacher and formed a band then named "Pacific Gas and Electric Blues Band".

In 1968, the band name was shortened to "Pacific Gas And Electric", and included Allen, Cook, Marshall, Block, and guitarist Glenn Schwartz (also of James Gang and All Saved Freak Band). They released their first album, Get It On...

CD1

Pacific Gas And Electric ℗ (1969) 

01. Bluesbuster (Charlie Allen) - 2:54

02. Death Row #172 (John Hill/Allen/Frank Cook) - 3:55

03. Miss Lucy (Allen) - 2:28

04. My Women (Allen/Tom Marshall) - 5:34

05. She's Long And She's Tall (John Lee Hooker) - 6:18

06. PG&E Suite - 16:41 including:

a). The Young Rabbits (Wayne Henderson) - 5:53

b). Constitutional Strand (Brent Block) - 1:22

c). Fat Tom (Tom Marshall) - 1:26

d). Boy Wonder (Glenn Schwartz) - 7:59

07. Redneck (Joe South) - 3:31

Personnel:

Charlie Allen - vocals

Frank Cook - drums

Brent Block - bass

Glenn Schwartz - lead guitar

Tom Marshall - rhythm guitar

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John Hill - keyboards

Wilton Felder - tenor saxophone

Wayne Henderson - trombone

A.D.Brisbois, Freddy Hill - trumpet

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Are You Ready? ℗ (1970) 

01. Are You Ready? (Charlie Allen, John Hill) - 5:46

02. Hawg for You (Otis Redding) - 4:42

03. Staggolee (Charlie Allen, John Hill) - 3:49

04. The Blackberry (O'Kelly Isley, Ron Isley) - 5:31

05. Love, Love, Love, Love, Love (John Hill, Donald Cochrane) - 3:51

06. Mother, Why Don't You Cry? (Charlie Allen) - 5:06

07. Elvira (Charlie Allen, Brent Block, Frank Cook, Glenn Schwartz) - 1:58

08. Screamin' (Brent Block) - 4:27

09. When a Man Loves a Woman (Andrew Wright, Calvin Lewis) - 4:31

Personnel:

Charlie Allen – Vocals

Frank Cook – Drums

Glenn Schwartz – Lead Guitar, Harp (03)

Brent Block – Bass

Tom Marshall – Rythm Guitar

John Hill – Piano (09), Organ

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Rusty Young – Steel Guitar (06)

Wilton Felder – Tenor Saxophone

Wayne Henderson – Trombone

A. D. Brisbois – Trumpet

Freddy Hill – Trumpet

The Blackberries, Clydie King, Delores Hall, Ginger Schackne, Lorna Willard, Merry Clayton, Sherell Atwood, Shirlie Matthews, Venetta Fields - Backing Vocals (01)

The Blackberries - Backing Vocals (09)

Juicy Lucy - Who Do You Love_The Anthology (2002) Castle - CMRCD 564

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Classic Rock, Blues Rock, Country Rock

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Juicy Lucy was a British blues rock band officially formed on 1 October 1969. After the demise of The Misunderstood, Juicy Lucy was formed by US-born steel guitarist Glenn Ross Campbell, and prolific Blackburn saxophonist Chris Mercer (born 1947). The group later recruited vocalist Ray Owen, guitarist Neil Hubbard, bassist Keith Ellis, and drummer Pete Dobson (born 1950). The band name was inspired by a character in The Virgin Soldiers (1966) by Leslie Thomas.

The band immediately notched a UK Top 20 hit with their cover version of the Bo Diddley composition "Who Do You Love?". Juicy Lucy released two albums the self-titled 1969 and Lie Back and Enjoy It 1970 on Vertigo. Amid multiple lineup changes, they released the 1971 Get a Whiff a This and the 1972 album Pieces. Juicy Lucy disbanded shortly thereafter. In 1995, Ray Owen resurrected the band's name and released further albums... 

Tracks:

1. Mississippi Woman (3:50) 

2. Pretty Woman (3:16) 

3. Who do you love? (3:02) 

4. Whisky in my jar (4:00) 

5. Built for comfort (6:02) 

6. Midnight Sun (3:48) 

7. Changed my mind (3:07) 

8. Walking down the highway (4:43) 

9. That woman's got something (2:54) 

10. Chicago north western (4:06) 

11. Thinking of my Life (4:29) 

12. Jessica (4:10) 

13. Harvest (4:19)

14. Just one Time (4:43) 

15. Midnight rider (3:20)

16. Future Days (4:09) 

17. Nadine (2:49) 

18. She's mine, she's yours (5:46) 

19. Wllie the Pimp (7:09) 

Tracks 1,3,10,14,17,18 ℗ Juicy Lucy (1969)

Tracks 2,4,5,7,9,11,19 ℗ Lie Back And Enjoy It (1970)

Tracks 6,12,13,15,16 ℗ Get A Whiff A This (1971)

Track 8 ℗ Single B-side (1969)

Bass Guitar – Jim Leverton (6,12,13,15,16), Keith Ellis (1-5,7-9,10,11,14,17-19)

Drums – Peter Dobson (1,3,8,10,14,17,18), Rod Coombes (2,4-9,11-13,15,16,19)

Guitar – Micky Moody (2,4-7,9,11-13,15,16,19)

Guitar – Neil Hubbard (1,3,8,10,14,17,18)

Lead Vocals, Congas, Piano – Paul Williams (2,4-9,11-13,15,16,19), Ray Owen (1,3,8,10,17,18)

Saxophone, Piano, Organ – Chris Mercer

Steel Guitar, Mandolin, Marimba, Vocals (14) – Glenn Ross Campbell

Percussion – Remy And Lofty (1,3,10,14,17,18)

Mungo Jerry (1970/2017) 7T's Records/Glambox166/1

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Skiffle, Rock

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Mungo Jerry is the debut album by British rock band, released in 1970. The initial British release featured lettering on the front of the sleeve and a group photo inside which appeared to be three-dimensional when viewed through a pair of 3D red and green lenses included in the packaging.

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Tracks:

01. Baby Let's Play House 02:54

02. Johnny B. Badde 03:07

03. San Francisco Bay Blues 03:43

04. Sad Eyed Joe 02:53

05. Maggie 04:13.74

06. Peace In The Country 03:09

07. See Me 03:58

08. Movin' On 04:18

09. My Friend 02:40

10. Mother *!*!*! Boogie 02:52

11. Tramp 05:05.06

12. Daddies Brew 03:42

Bonus:

13. Mighty Man (Bonus) 04:48

14. Dust Pneumonia Blues (Bonus) 05:51

15. Santo Antonio Santo Francisco (Bonus) 02:57

16. Live From Hollywood: Maggie/Midnight Special/Mighty Man (Bonus) 09:43

Personnel:

Double Bass – Mike Cole 

Piano, Harpsichord – Colin Earl

Violin – Johnny Van Derrick

Vocals, Banjo, Acoustic Guitar [6&12 String], Blues Harp, Jug, Kazoo – Paul King

Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar [6&12 String], Kazoo, Harp, Percussion [Foot Stomp], Steel Guitar – Ray Dorset

Collegium Musicum Live (1974/1998) Opus 91 2618 2

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Art Rock, Prog Rock

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Collegium Musicum was a Slovak art rock / progressive rock band formed by Marián Varga and Fedor Frešo in Czechoslovakia in late 1969, best known for their complex, predominantly instrumental compositions centred around Varga's keyboards/organ, and for their interpretations of classical works by Rimsky-Korsakov, Stravinsky, Bartók, and others. Public concert recorded in the Concert-hall of the Czechoslovak-Radio at Bratislava on July 21.-22. 07. 1973.

Tracks:

1. Burleska / Burlesque (11:01)

2. Si nemožná / You are impossible Part 1 (8:54)

3. Si nemožná / You are impossible Part 2 (8:01)

4. Monumento / Monument (14:42)

Personnel:

- Marián Varga - organ

- Fedor Frešo - bass guitar

- Dusan Hájek - drums, percussion