Pure Prairie League & Bustin Out (1972/2006) Acadia - ACA 8113

 

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Southern Rock, Country Rock

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Pure Prairie League is an American country rock band. The band was formed in Columbus, Ohio in 1970 and had its first success in Cincinnati. Pure Prairie League scored five consecutive Top 40 LPs in the 1970s and added a sixth in the 1980s. They disbanded in 1988 but regrouped in 1998 and continue to perform.

Tracks:

1. Tears 02:41

2. Take It Before You Go 04:04

3. You're Bewteen Me 05:36

4. Woman 03:39

5. Doc's Tune 01:21

6. Country Song 07:35

7. Harmony Song 05:20

8. It's All On Me 02:28

9. Jazzman 02:33

10. Angel No.9 04:55

11. Leave My Heart Alone 04:22

12. Early Morning Riser 05:03

13. Falling In And Out Of Love 02:11

14. Amie 04:17

15. Boulder Skies 03:59

16. Angel 04:24

17. Call Me, Tell Me 02:50

Pure Prairie League is the self-titled debut album by American country rock band (tracks: 1-8)

Bustin' Out is the second studio album by American country rock band (tracks: 9-17)

Personnel: 

(Pure Prairie League)

Craig Fuller – lead guitar, vocals

George Powell – finger-style guitar, rhythm guitar, vocals

Jim Lanham – bass guitar, background vocals

John David Call – steel guitar

Jim Caughlan – drums

Additional musicians:

Hugh McCracken – guitar

Barbara Merrick – vocals

Starr Smith – vocals

James "Westy" Westermeyer – vocals

Personnel: 

(Bustin' Out)

Craig Fuller – bass guitar, electric guitar, vocals

George Ed Powell – electric guitar, vocals

William Frank Hinds – drums

Additional musicians:

Michael Connor – piano, keyboards

James Rolleston – bass

Al Brisco – steel guitar

Mick Ronson – guitar, background vocals, string arrangements

Dianne Brooks – background vocals on "Leave My Heart Alone"

Little Bobby Ring[e] – marimba, shaker

Eggs Over Easy - Good 'N' Cheap (1972/2006) Hux Records - Hux 081

 

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Country Rock, Pub Rock

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Eggs Over Easy were an American country rock band, of the early 1970s, who visited London to record an album, and then became a resident band in a London pub, launching what subsequently became known as pub rock...

Tracks:

1. Party Party 3:02

2. Arkansas 3:59

3. Henry Morgan 4:41

4. The Factory 3:03

5. Face Down In The Meadow 4:07

6. Home To You 3:59

7. Song Is Born Of Riff & Tongue 4:20

8. Don't Let Nobody 3:05

9. Runnin' Down To Memphis 3:17

10. Pistol On The Shelf 3:35

11. Night Flight 3:43

12. 111 Avenue C (bonus) 3:47

13. Across From Me (bonus) 3:35

14. Bar In My Car (bonus) 2:40

15. Scene Of The Crime (bonus) 3:16

Personnel:

Drums – Bill Franz

Guitar, Bass, Harmonica, Vocals – Jack O'Hara

Piano, Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Brien Hopkins

Piano, Guitar, Vocals – Austin De Lone

May Blitz & The 2nd of May (1992) BGO Records - BGOCD153

 

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Hard Rock, Space Rock

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May Blitz was a Canadian-British hard rock power trio that was active in the early 1970s. The group was formed in 1969 by bassist Terry Poole and drummer Keith Baker. Poole and Baker left the group before it recorded. Jamie Black joined the group on vocals and guitars then Canadian Reid Hudson on bass and Tony Newman joined. After playing UK pubs, the group signed with Vertigo Records and released their debut album in 1970 a second album followed in early 1971.

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Tracklist:

1. Smoking The Day Away (8:20)

2. I Don't Know (4:50)

3. Dreaming (6:43)

4. Squeet (6:55)

5. Tomorrow May Come (4:49)

6. Fire Queen (3:28)

7. Virgin Waters (5:22)

8. For Mad Men Only (4:17)

9. Snakes And Ladders (4:43)

10. The 25th Of December 1969 (3:12)

11. "In Part" (6:10)

12. 8 Mad Grim Nits (4:33)

13. High Beach (5:02)

14. Honey Coloured Time (4:13)

15. Just Thinking (5:13)

Tracks: 1-7 LP. May Blitz - Vertigo 1970

Tracks. 8-15 LP. The 2nd Of May - Vertigo 1971

Personnel:

James Black - lead vocals, guitar

Reid Hudson - bass, vocals

Tony Newman - drums, vibraphone [vibes], bongos, congas

Charisma - Beasts And Fiends (1970/2008) Wounded Bird Records - WOU 4205

 

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Jazzy Progressive Rock

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Charisma were an American progressive rock group from the early 70s. Album "Beasts and Fiends" was released in 1970 and is categorized under the genres of Rock, Funk / Soul, with styles including Prog Rock and Funk. The album was initially released on Roulette Records with the catalog number SR-42054. It was later reissued on CD by Wounded Bird Records in 2008.

Tracks:

1. Street Theatre (Mocarsky) 3:58

2. The No-Tell Motel (Mocarsky, Langlois) 5:08

3. Dirty Pigs Don't Get Far In This World (Mocarsky, Langlois) 2:38

4. Bizwambi: Ritual Dance Of The Reptiles (Charisma) 4:50

5. Leopold's Ghost (Mocarsky, Langlois) 4:57

6. The Age Of The Reptiles (Mocarsky, Langlois) 3:26

7. Beasts And Fiends (Mocarsky, Langlois) 8:08

8. Pray For Lockjaw (Charisma) 3:22

Personnel:

Tom Majesky - Guitar, Vocals

Bernie Kornowicz - Bass, Guitar, Organ

Rich Tortorigi - Drums

Bob Mocarsky - Organ, Percussion

Conexion - Harmony (1973/2005) Dro East West - 5046770842

 

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Brass Jazz-Rock

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Conexion (alias: Conexión), formed in Madrid. Album "Harmony" was released in 1973 on the Movieplay label in Spain. The album features six songs and has a total duration of 35 minutes. It is categorized with a style described as song-oriented jazz-rock with brass and guitar. The tracklist includes "Harmony" "Don't Cry" "Hello My Friend" "Our Music" "Summer Day" and "Concierto Uno".

Tracks:

1. Harmony 3:18

2. Don’t Cry 3:44

3. Hello My Friend 3:51

4. Our Music 3:40

5. Summer Day 5:11

6. Concierto Uno 15:22

Personnel:

Danny McKanlly - vocals, percussion

Rafael Rios - electric & acoustic guitar

Alfredo Lozoya - bass guitar

Luis Miguel Fornés - piano, organ

Luis Cobos - saxophone, flute, mellotron, piano, arrangements

Rafael López - trumpet

Serafín Alberca - trumpet

Ernesto Herrero - drums, percussion