The Jules Blattner Group ‎– Call Me Man! (1971) Buddah Records - BDS 5080

 

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Rock & Roll, Psychedelic Rock

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Jules Merrill Blattner (February 8, 1941 – June 7, 2019) was an American rock and roll singer, guitarist, songwriter and bandleader. The Jules Blattner Group's album Call Me Man! was released in 1971 on Buddah Records. The album has received positive reviews, with some noting its quality and the band's contribution to the rock scene of the time.

Tracks:

1. Gonna Have A Good Time 1:01

2. My Babe 3:56

3. All Strung Out 2:24

4. Fannie Mae 2:26

5. Rocky Racoon 3:24

6. School Days 2:41

7. Bullshit 3:12

8. Man 4:34

9. Birth 6:29

10. Downbound Train 2:40

11. Bye Bye Baby 0:20

Personnel:

Jules Blattner - guitar, vocals, producer

Darrell Meister - bass

Paul Spencer - drums

Lotti Golden Discography

 

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Rhythm & Blues, Funk, Soul

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Lotti Golden rhythm 'n' blues, soul, rock singer, songwriter, producer, music journalist, poet. Born 1949-11-27 in New York City. Debuted on Atlantic Records in 1969 with Motor-Cycle a semi-autobiograhical LP fusing urban poetry with rock, R&B and jazz...

Lotti Golden - Motor-Cycle (1969) Atlantic Records - SD 8223

Tracks:

1. Motor-Cycle Michael (8:14)

2. Gonna Fay's (8:31)

3. A Lot Like Lucifer (Celia Said Long Time Loser) (6:28)

4. The Space Queens (Silky Is Sad) (7:21)

5. Who Are Your Friends (5:53)

6. Get Together (With Yourself) (5:32)

7. You Can Find Him (5:13)

8. Annabelle With Bells [Bonus Track] (4:12)

9. Sock It To Me Baby [Bonus Track] (3:29)

Vocal – Lotti Golden

Bass – Everett Barksdale, Lou Mauro

Guitar – Billy Suyker, Charley Macey, Everett Barksdale, Hugh McCracken, Ralph Cassales, Vinnie Bell

Drums – Bobby Gregg, Buddy Saltzman, Herb Lovelle

Percussion – Jack Jennings, Joe Venuto

Piano, Organ – Ernie Hayes

Saxophone – Joe Grimm

Trombone – Alan Raph

Trumpet – Ernie Royal

Lotti Golden - Lotti Golden (1971) GRT - 30003

Tracks:

1. Staircase Between The Floors (03:07)

2. Do You Use It (03:33)

3. North Carolina Sun (03:00)

4. Ballad Of Little H (03:57)

5. Tell Me What's On Your Mind (03:12)

6. Mean Dog Blues (02:05)

7. Just Like The River (Ballad Of Jimmy Hill & Me) (03:15)

8. This Time I Wanna Lose (04:12)

9. Lately (I Feel Like I Wanna Wake Up Out Of This Dream) (05:31)

10. It Feels So Good, Do It Again (05:00)

11. Just Like The River (Reprise) (01:43)

Personnel:

Vocal – Lotti Golden

Bass – Chet Amsterdam

Drums, Percussion – Dennis Seiwell

Guitar, Harp, Whistle – Hugh McCracken

Horns – Joe Farrell, Marvin Stamm, Randy Brecker, Ronald E Cuber

Piano, Organ – Paul Griffin

Piano, Vibraphone, Organ, Percussion – Mike Mainier

Montrose (1973/2005) Audio Fidelity - AFZ 028

 

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Hard Rock

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Montrose was an American hard rock band formed in 1973 and named after guitarist and founder Ronnie Montrose.

Montrose is the debut studio album by band, released in October 1973 by Warner Bros. The band included Denny Carmassi (drums), Bill Church (bass), and a then-unknown Sammy Hagar (vocals).

Tracks:

1. Rock The Nation (Ronnie Montrose) 2:59

2. Bad Motor Scooter (Sammy Hagar) 3:41

3. Space Station #5 (Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar) 5:14

4. I Don't Want It (Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar) 2:55

5. Good Rockin' Tonight (Ray Brown) 2:56

6. Rock Candy (Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar, Denny Carmassi, Bill Church) 5:03

7. One Thing On My Mind (J.Sanchez, Ronnie Montrose, Sammy Hagar) 3:38

8. Make It Last (Sammy Hagar) 5:22

Personnel:

Sammy Hagar - lead vocals

Ronnie Montrose - guitar

Bill Church - bass

Denny Carmassi - drums

Plum Nelly - Deceptive Lines (1971/2009) Flawed Gems - GEM 3

 

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Progressive Rock, Hard Rock, Classic Rock

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This five man band began playing under the name "Creedmore State" until Nicky and Arnie Ungano signed the band to Capitol Records under the name "Plum Nelly." They either played with or opened for many famous acts such Bo Diddley, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix, The Kinks, Savoy Brown, John Mayall, Fleetwood Mac, Rod Stewart and The Faces, Joe Cocker, Dr. John, Muddy Waters, Terry Reid and notibly at Carnegie Hall with The James Gang. The band recorded the album "Deceptive Lines" at Capitol East, November through December 1970. It was released in 1971.

Tracks:

1. Deception 9:00  

2. Carry On 7:04  

3. Demon 6:57  

4. Lonely Man's Cry 7:02  

5. Sail Away 10:00  

6. Never Done 3:04  

Personnel:

Ric Prince – vocals, keyboards

John E. Walker – lead vocals

Steve Ross – rhytm guitar, vocals

Peter Harris – bass, vocals

Christopher Llloyd – drums, percussion

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Jeremy Steig - flute (4)

The Sweet Inspirations - background vocals (4)

Dave Bash Johnson - conga (2)

1776 (1971) Palladium Records - P-1005

 

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Country Rock

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The 1776 band from 1971 was a Christian rock and psychedelic rock group that released an album titled "1776" in that year. The album features tracks such as "Memories," "But It's All," "The Way You Are," and "Jesus Is Just Alright," among others. The band members included Jerry Zubal on vocals and guitar, Don Lucking on piano, organ, and violin, Bryan Barnes on vocals, guitar, and piano, Bill Doral on drums, Eggmahn on bass, and Phillip Bliss on guitar, vocals, steel guitar, percussion and banjo.

Tracks:

1. Memories 3:03

2. But It’s All 2:39

3. The Way You Are 3:16

4. Sadman 2:25

5. Only You Know & I Know 3:55

6. Jesus Is Just Alright 2:52

7. Brothers & Sisters 2:56

8. Your My Woman 4:57

9. Look 3:48

10. Country Star 2:50

Personnel:

Bryan Barnes - guitar, vocals, piano

Eggmahn - bass

Phillip Bliss - guitar, vocals, steel guitar, percussion, banjo

Jerry Zubal - guitar, vocals

Bill Doral - drums

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Don Lucking - piano, organ, violin