trax disc 1:
1. Last Night - The Mar-Keys 2. Please Mr. Postman - The Marvelettes 3. Just A Little Bit - Roscoe Gordon 4. Watch Your Step - Bobby Parker 5. When You See Me Hurt - Carl Lester & The Showstoppers 6. Hurricane - Dave 'Baby' Cortez 7. (Do The) Mashed Potato Pt1 - Nat Kendricks & The Swans 8. Turn On Your Love Light - Bobby 'Blue' Bland 9. If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody - James Ray 10. I Like It Like That Pt1 - Chris Kenner 11. Whole Lotta Woman - The Contours 12. My Girl Josephine - Bill Black 13. Hey Baby! - Bruce Channel 14. Shop Around - The Miracles 15. Shout - The Isley Brothers 16. The Hunch - Paul Gayten 17. I'm A Man - Bo Diddley 18. Bye Bye Baby - Mary Wells 19. Got My Mojo Working - Muddy Waters 20. Gonzo - James Booker 21. You Better Move On - Arthur Alexander 22. Baby It's You - The Shirelles 23. Well, I Told You - The Chantels 24. Unchain My Heart - Ray Charles 25. You Can't Sit Down Pt1 - Phil Upchurch
trax disc 2:
1. The Mountain's High - Dick & Dee Dee 2. Hey Little Girl - Dee Clark 3. Pony Time - Don Covay 6. I Pity The Fool - Bobby 'Blue' Bland 7. Peppermint Twist - Joey Dee & The Starliters 8. Volcano - Billy Preston 9. Searchin' - The Coasters 10. Sweets For My Sweet - The Drifters 11. Hide Away - Freddie King 12. A Certain Girl - Ernie K. Doe 13. The Snake - Maximillian 14. Satisfied With My Lovin' - Marty Lewis 15. Buttered Popcorn - The Supremes 15. Don't You Just Know It - Huey 'Piano' Smith & The Clowns 16. A Fool In Love - Ike & Tina Turner 17. My Babe - Little Walter 18. Stick Shift - The Duals 19. Ain't It Baby - The Miracles 19. Peanut Butter - The Marathons 20. Stay - Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs 21. I Just Want To Make Love To You - Etta James 22. What'd I Say Pt1 - Ray Charles 23. Mamma Said - The Shirelles 24. Twist & Shout - The Top Notes 25. You Can't Sit Down Pt2 - Phil Upchurch
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"In The Beginning" The Mod Story
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There`s some goodies here..Thanks for the share!
BONUS 2 OF 3
THE ELECTRIC PRUNES - Too Much To Dream: Original Group Recordings (Reprise 1966-1967) @320
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For a band that scored two major hit singles in their first year as recording artists, the Electric Prunes were given precious little respect by their record label, Reprise Records; the group was allowed to perform a mere two original tunes on their debut album I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night), and when their second, Underground, didn't sell, they became glorified session men under composer and arranger David Axelrod on Mass in F Minor. When the Prunes couldn't play Axelrod's charts to his satisfaction, they were replaced by session men, and the original bandmembers weren't even invited to participate on two "Electric Prunes" albums later released by Reprise, Release of an Oath and Just Good Old Rock and Roll. Despite it all, the Electric Prunes' best work is still the stuff of legend among garage rock enthusiasts, and with good reason -- the freaked-out, fuzz-enhanced guitar lineup of Ken Williams, Jim Lowe and Weasel Spagnola created a wild and distinctive sound most of their peers would envy, and they fused the energy of the garage generation and the sonic experimentation of the burgeoning psychedelic scene with a skill few have matched before or since. Reprise finally gives the genuine Electric Prunes the tribute they deserve with Too Much to Dream -- Original Group Recordings: Reprise 1966-1967, a two-disc set that features the albums I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night) and Underground in their entirety, as well as handful of non-LP singles, unreleased tracks and monophonic mixes. Disc one, featuring the debut album, is more enjoyable, featuring the group's biggest hits and most memorable tunes, but Underground suggests the real tragedy that the Prunes were not allowed to follow their own muse in the studio again -- the group sounds tighter, more creatively unified and more mature on Underground, and it's not hard to imagine they could have had several more fine albums in them if they'd had the chance to chart their own path. As it is, this set collects some superb and atypical '60s garage stuff, the bonus material is solid and intriguing if not always revelatory, Jim Lowe and Mark Tulin tell the band's story in the thick liner booklet, and the Prunes' famous radio ad for Vox wah-wah pedals even makes the cut. This is a first-rate anthology from a wildly underrated band, and folks with a jones for mid-'60s rock will want to find room for this in their collections. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/too-much-to-dream-original-group-recordings-reprise-1966-1967-mw0000778074
http://www.amazon.com/Too-Much-Dream-Original-Recordings/dp/B000M06H4Q
You are playing my song!!
Many thanks
Mose
Thanks
Nice collection, but my recollection of the Mods is The Who, Small Faces and Ska. Maybe there is a volume 2?
Mods and Prunes- Wow! You've done it again...
Thank You.
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