Joachim Kühn - Springfever (1976/2008) Wounded Bird - WOU 1695

 

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Jazz Rock, Fusion, Ambient (Instrumentals Music)

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Joachim Kurt Kühn (born 15 March 1944) is a German jazz pianist. Joachim Kühn plays on the springfever as well as unleashed on the keyboards in the borderland between jazz and rock. He is supported by one of the best rhythm sections of the 70s, John Lee an Bass and Gerald Brown drums.

Tracks:

1. Lady Amber 10:10

2. Sunshine 3:45

3. Two Whips 4:41

4. Spring Fever 3:50

5. Morning 6:45

6. Mushoroom 2:36

7. Equal Evil 5:17

8. California Woman 6:32

Recording: Union Studios, Munich, Germany (04/1976)

Personnel:

Joachim Kühn - Keyboards

Philip Catherine - Guitar

John Lee - Bass

Gerald Brown - Drums

Zbigniew Seifert - Violin (1)

Curt Cress - Drums (1)

Minglewood Band (1975/2008) Atlantica Music - MBCD-1993

 

MP3/320Kbs/92MB

Blues Rock

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The legendary first album aka. "The Red Album" is debut album, released in 1975. It was self-produced and initially released on the Solar Records label. The band, led by Matt Minglewood, was named after its founding member, who had previously been part of the band "Sam Moon and the New Broom," which was later rechristened "Moon, Minglewood And The Universal Power". The Red Album was followed by a self-titled second album in 1978, which was released under RCA Records and achieved gold status. The Minglewood Band was signed to RCA in 1979, and their music blended elements of rock, country, and blues. The band was active from 1969 to 1986, and after their breakup, Matt Minglewood continued his career as a solo artist...

Tracklist:

1. Door to Door Salesman 3:46

2. Dan Willie 2:34

3. Stood Up 3:18

4. Run You Off the Hill 4:05

5. Caledonia 3:46

6. East Coast Blues 4:28

7. Funk City 3:59

8. Same Old Blues 5:01

9. Cadilac 7:53

Personnel:

Backing Vocals – Bob Woods, David Patrick Hayes (tracks: 3,8), Donny Hann, Heléné Boulduc, Janet Simmons (tracks: 3,8), Joel Harris Zemel (tracks: 3,8), The Dynamite Singers (tracks: 2,5,7,9)

Backing Vocals [The Dynamite Singers] – Cherri Dupuis (tracks: 2,5,7,9), Max MacDonald (tracks: 2,5,7,9), Pam Marsh (tracks: 2,5,7,9), Sandy Swift (tracks: 2,5,7,9)

Bass Guitar – Donny Hann

Clavinet, Organ, Piano, Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar – Mat Minglewood

Drums – Bob Woods

Harmonica (Harp) – Enver Sampson

Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar – Terry Edmonds

Percussion – Bob Woods

Piano – Mike Leggatt (tracks: 4,5,8), Ralph Dillon (tracks: 3)

Saxophone – Brian March, John Manders, Lorne Pearse, Richard Sebolao

Viola – Paul Theberge

Violin – Chris Reibling, Janet Dunsworth Allen

Vocals – Enver Sampson

Stephen Stills (1970/1995) Atlentic Records - 82809-2

 

MP3/320Kbs/109MB

Folk Rock, Rock

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Stephen Stills is the debut solo album by American musician Stephen Stills released on Atlantic Records in 1970. The album features an array of well-known guest musicians, including Graham Nash, John Sebastian, Cass Elliot and Rita Coolidge who contributed vocals. Ringo Starr drums on two tracks under the pseudonym "Richie". Stills' album is also the only album to which both Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix supplied guitar work...

Tracks:

1. Love The One You're With 3:03

2. Do For The Others 2:52

3. Church (Part Of Someone) 4:05

4. Old Times Good Times 3:38

5. Go Back Home 5:56

6. Sit Yourself Down 3:05

7. To A Flame 3:10

8. Black Queen 5:28

9. Cherokee 3:25

10. We Are Not Helpless 4:17

Personnel:

Stephen Stills – vocals, guitars, bass, piano, organ, steelpan, percussion, horn and string arrangements (3,4,7,9)

Jimi Hendrix – electric guitar (4)

Eric Clapton – electric guitar (5)

Booker T. Jones – organ (9) backing vocal (10)

Calvin "Fuzzy" Samuel – bass (1,3-6)

Conrad Isidore – drums (3,4)

John Barbata – drums (5,6)

Ringo Starr – drums (7,10)

Dallas Taylor – drums (9)

Jeff Whittaker – congas (1,4)

Sidney George – flute, alto saxophone (9)

Rita Coolidge, David Crosby, Priscilla Jones, John Sebastian – backing vocals (1,5,6,10)

Cass Elliot, Claudia Lennear – backing vocals (5,6,10)

Graham Nash – backing vocals (1,6,10)

Judith Powell, Larry Steele, Liza Strike, Tony Wilson – backing vocals (3)

Sherlie Matthews – backing vocals (10)

Arif Mardin – string arrangements (3,7)

Micah - I'm Only One Man (1971/2013) Shadoks Music 150

 

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Heavy Prog

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Great and totally unknown progressive rock band Micah, was formed in Terre Haute, Indiana in the summer of 1971. They released a single full-length album that was a prime example of Hammond organ-heavy progressive music...

Tracks:

Part 1 - including:

01. He's A Dreamer 5:16

02. Look Around You 3:36

03. So You Can See 3:21

04. I'm Only One Man 6:24

Part 2 - including:

05. You Don't Really Care 5:42

06. Rememberance Of Things Past 5:23

07. Finale 0:23

Personnel:

- Gary Taylor Ohlson - Hammond organ, vocals

- Robert "Bob" Rowe - lead vocals

- Martin "Marty" Horne - lead guitar

- Gus Hernandez - bass

- George Robert Wolff - drums, percussion, vocals

49th Parallel (1997) Pacemaker Entertainment Limited - PACE 019

 

MP3/320Kbs/115Mb

Garage Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Beat

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The 49th Parallel was a Canadian garage rock band that originated in Calgary, Alberta, in the mid-1960s. Originally known as the Shades of Blond, the band later changed their name to 49th Parallel and became part of the vibrant music scene in Canada during that era. Throughout their career, the 49th Parallel released several singles and an album...

Tracks:

1. Labourer

2. You Do Things

3. Citizen Freak

4. She Says

5. Blue Bonnie Blue

6. Up To No Good

7. Now That I'm A Man

8. Get Away

9. Eye To Eye

10. Missouri

11. Lazerander Filcny

12. (Come On Little Child) Talk To Me

13. Magician

14. Twilight Woman

15. Close The Barn Door

16. The People

17. Good Time Baby

18. I Need You

19. Shades Of Blond/All Your Love

Tracks: 7-16 from original Maverick LP 7001 (1969)

Track: 19 recorded as The Shades Of Blond (1966)

Tracks: 1-6 and 17-18 bonus tracks from various 7" singles (1967-1970)

Original line-up:

Dennis Abbott - Vocals

Dan Lowe - Guitar

Bob Carlson - Guitar

Dave Petch - Organ

Mick Woodhouse - Bass

Terry Bare - Drums

Second line-up:

Dave Downey - Bass

Alf Cook - Bass

Dennis Mundy - Organ

Jack Velker - Organ

Dorn (Doran) Beattie - Vocals