trax disc 7:1. Whatcha Gonna Do - The Drifters 2. The Cat Hop - The Dodgers 3. One Mint Julep - The Clovers 4. I Shot Mister Lee - The Bobbettes 5. My Desire - The Cliques 6. Baby, Let´s Make Some Love - The Penguins 7. The Masquerade Is Over - The Clefftones 8. Come Back My Love - The Cardinals 9. Ain´t Got The Money - The Mello-Harps 10. What About Us - The Coasters 11. Kiss Me Goodnight - The Rosebuds 12. When You Dance - The Turbans 13. Lady Love - He Del-Larks 14. Dance - The Coasters 15. Been So Long - The Pastels 16. Hey Miss Fannie - The Clovers 17. You Know You´re Doing Me Wrong - The Harptones 18. The Gee Gee Walk - The Gone All Stars 19. Try Try Baby - The Drifters 20. Eddie My Love - The Teen Queens
trax disc 8:
1. Have Mercy Baby - The Dominoes 2. An Understanding - The Rollettes 3. Devil Or Angel - The Clovers 4. Three Thirty Three - The Drifters 5. Baby Please - The Moonglows 6. Pretty Baby - The Primettes 7. Run Red, Run - The Coasters 8. Your Cash Ain´t Nothing But Trash - Big John & The Buzzards 9. Maybe - The Chantells 10. Can´t Do Sixty No More - The Du Droppers 11. Before We Say Goodnight - The Poni-Tails 12. Sweetheart Please Don´t Go - The Gladiolas 13. Baby Don´t Do It - The 5 Royales 14. Where Is He - The Clickettes 15. Straight Street - The Pilgrim Travellers 16. Dedicated To The One I Love - The Shirelles 17. Play It Cool - The Spaniels 18. Sadie My Lady - The Drifters 19. Since You Been Gone - The Dreamers 20. W-P-L-J - The Four Deuces
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"THE LEGENDARY VOCAL GROUPS" disc 7+8
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CREAM - FRESH CREAM (1966) ORIGINAL UK MONO
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Another one in the series "essential in mono but not available on cd".
This was transferred from an EX+ copy. (an aurally stunning copy, which has absolutely no sign of groove wear) The audio is strong and vibrant all the way up to those difficult last minutes on each side.
There is one reason why you should check this out: the mono mix is far superior to the stereo. The problem with the stereo version is that the balance is totally off; the all-important basic track (which captures the band live without vocals) is mostly buried on one side of the stereo spectrum underneath the centered vocals and guitar overdubs. The mono mix does not have this problem, as the overdubbed vocals and solos are nicely buried within the HUGE sounding backing track and this makes all the difference.
Disclaimer: The noise at the beginning of N.S.U. is on the master tape.
Enjoy!
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01. N.S.U.
02. Sleepy Time Time
03. Dreaming
04. Sweet Wine
05. Spoonful
06. Cat's Squirrel
07. Four Until Late
08. Rollin' And Tumblin'
09. I'm So Glad
10. Toad
None of these mono mixes have officially appeared on CD except Tracks 1 and 5, which appear on the Jack Bruce 6-CD boxed set 'Can You Follow', and Track 9 which, at the time, was not mixed in true stereo (on the stereo album).
Recorded & Mixed by Jonathan Timperley at Mayfair Studios, London.
Produced by Robert Stigwood.
Crew:
Jack Bruce: Bass/Harmonica/Vocals
Ginger Baker: Drums/Vocals
Eric Clapton: Guitars/Vocals
Transfer & Restoration by Prof. Stoned
BONUS 3 OF 5
CREAM - FRESH CREAM (1966) ORIGINAL UK MONO
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BONUS 4 OF 5
CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - Skin I’m In (1974) @320 (CD 4 OF 9)
The Complete Invictus Studio Recordings 1969-1978 Remastered (CD 4 OF 9)
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For what would be their final album, the Chairmen of the Board teamed up with producer Jeffrey Bowen to create an album that was radically different from all of their previous output. Instead of the Motown-styled harmony soul that earned the group their pop-chart success, Skin I'm In was built on a psychedelic funk-rock sound that was very close to the music George Clinton was exploring around the same time. A look at the album's credits reveals why the album sounds like this: the backup band includes several members of Funkadelic and Parliament, including Bernie Worrell and Eddie Hazel. The result is a surprisingly effective combination of pop-soul hooks and funky grit: "Everybody Party All Night" pits smooth harmonies against a staccato wah-wah guitar hook to create an energetic, rhythmic slice of soul and "Finders Keepers" weaves punchy horn charts into its soulful keyboard-driven melody to create a funky toe-tapper of a tune. The album's centerpiece is an epic cover of Sly Stewart's "Life and Death" that blends the song's pulsating melody with flowery instrumental passages built of Mellotron and synthesizer. The album balances this funk-rock attack with lovely ballads on the album's second side, including a heartbreakingly soulful cover of "Only Love Can Break a Heart." In the end, Skin I'm In is so different from past efforts that it may alienate fans of the Chairmen of the Board's early hits but it is definitely a worthwhile listen for fans of funk music, especially those who love Funkadelic and Parliament. (Allmusic)
In the very late sixties The Chairmen Of The Board were the flagship act of Holland-Dozier-Holland’s then newly established Invictus label.
Best known for their 1970 top three US hit Give Me Just A Little More Time (covered in the early nineties by Kylie Minogue) the band released four studio albums for Invictus in the first half of the 1970s.
This new box, The Complete Invictus Studio Recordings 1969-1978, goes beyond the group efforts and includes the Invictus solo albums released by individual members General Johnson, Danny Woods and Harrison Kennedy. To top it all off, this comes with two bonus discs include alternate versions, non-album singles and selected mixes, including two Tom Moulton remixes.
All in all, you get nine CDs and 97 tracks. The discs are accompanied by 36-page booklet with extensive liner notes.
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/skin-im-in-mw0000335748
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/the-chairmen-of-the-board-the-invictus-recordings-9cd-box/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Complete-Invictus-Recordings-1969/dp/B00JYDGJG8
BONUS 5 OF 5
J.B. HUTTO - Slideslinger (1982) @320
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Slide guitarist Joseph Benjamin Hutto and his New Hawks recorded this album on April Fools' Day in 1982, just 14 months before Hutto's death from cancer.
But his illness, if such had indeed been diagnosed, doesn't affect his playing at all...J.B. Hutto's loud, agressive slide work and huge voice sounds as powerful as ever. Much of this material is re-recordings of Hutto's 60s singles, but everything gels perfectly, making "Slideslinger" one of Hutto's best records.
There is barely a weak track on this fine album, and not too much musical variation either (most of the songs are basic three-chord blues played in the same key), but that doesn't really matter...J.B. Hutto's fiery renditions of Big Bill Broonzy's "I Feel So Good", Little Walter's "Tell Me Mama", and Elmore James' "Look On Yonder Wall" are superb, and his orginals "Lulubelle's Here", "That's The Truth" and the slow "My Heart Is Achin' To Love You" rank among his best self-penned songs.
This is powerful, hard-rocking electric blues a la Elmore James and Howlin' Wolf, and it rarely gets any better.
Highly recommended. (Living Blues)
While he was not in top shape during the early '80s, J.B. Hutto could still bend strings, churn out whiplash chords, and offer exuberant shouts, which he did on this '82 set, reissued on a '92 CD with two bonus cuts. He did not always hit every note on the fretboard or maintain his vocal depth, but his spirit never flagged. Hutto's jagged lines, energized vocals, and inspiring presence made his originals standouts, while his covers of Little Walter Jacobs' "Tell Me Mama" and Elmore James' "Look At The Yonder Wall" resonated with the quality that only a genuine blues survivor could provide. The backing band of guitarist Steve Coveney, bassist Kenny Krumbholz, and drummer Leroy Pina gave Hutto good support, wisely yielding him the spotlight, where he belongs. (Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Slideslinger-J-B-Hutto/dp/B0000014OD
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BONUS
Phil Spector's Flips and Rarities
Not an official release.
An enjoyable but somewhat mixed bag. Some gems, Gene Pitney's 'Dream for Sale', plus a version by Joey Paige; two versions of 'Some of your Loving' (not the Dusty Springfield song); a number of great tracks that are duplicated on other CDs, e.g the instrumental 'Bumbershoot'; the Alley Cats 'Puddin'n'tain', Billy Storm's 'When You Dance', the Ronette's 'Woman in Love'. But included are fascinating tracks such as Terry Day's 'I Love you Betty' (answer to the Crystals' 'I love you Eddie', Lesley Gore's version of 'To Know Him is to Love Him (not that Phil Spector had anything to do with this production!). Also included is the great Spector sound alike 'Home of the Brave', The Spectors Three 'Mr Robin' and the appalling 'Dance the Screw' (except that it is an essential Spector Collector's item!) At 30 tracks pretty good value for money, sound quality is good but the lack of track info is disappointing and some of the credits are questionable, e.g. 'I Idolize You' is an Ike Turner composition rather than Spector-Turner. -Amazon
Info
http://www.discogs.com/Phil-Spector-Various-Phil-Spectors-Flips-and-Rarities/release/3363394
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Thank you.
Old friends and familiar-sounding strangers, this is a great collection.
Iggy
Thanks for the tip about VLC Jimmie!
Speaking of Spector rarities, do any of you have the Darlene Love single "Lord If You're A Woman" / "I Love Him Like My Very Life" to share? The version on her greatest hits lacks the proper overdubs (backing vocals etc.)
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