...Rather, it was the response of their American label, Epic Records, to the band's achieving a number six single with the title track, with manager Giorgio Gomelsky selecting the cuts. The quasi-progressive "For Your Love," dominated by guest artist Brian Auger's harpsichord, is juxtaposed with hard-rocking blues-based numbers, almost all of which featured departed lead guitarist Eric Clapton (who is mentioned nowhere on the LP), with current lead guitarist Jeff Beck on just three tracks. The Clapton cuts, although primitive next to the material he was soon to cut with John Mayall, have an intensity that's still riveting to hear four decades later, and was some of the best blues-based rock & roll of its era. The three Beck sides show where the band was really heading, beyond the immediate success of "For Your Love" -- "I'm Not Talking" and "I Ain't Done Wrong" were hard, loud, blazing showcases for Beck's concise blues playing, while "My Girl Sloopy" was the first extended jam to emerge on record from a band on the British blues scene; Beck and company make their point in an era where bands were seldom allowed to go more than four minutes on even an album track -- these boys could play and make it count. (Bruce Eder, Allmusic)
trax:01 For Your Love 02 I'm Not Talking 03 Putty (In Your Hands) 04 I Ain't Got You 05 Got To Hurry 06 I Ain't Done Wrong 07 I Wish You Would 08 A Certain Girl 09 Sweet Music (Take 3) Stereo 10 Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 11 My Girl Sloopy 12 Baby What's Wrong 13 Boom Boom 14 Honey In Your Hips 15 Talkin' 'Bout You 16 I Wish You Would (Long Version) 17 A Certain Girl (Alternate Take) 18 Got To Hurry (Take 4) 19 Sweet Music (Take 4) Stereo 20 Heart Full Of Soul (Sitar Version) 21 Steeled Blues 22 Paff Bumm (German Issue) 23 Questa Volta 24 Paff Bumm (Italian Issue)
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The Yardbirds "For Your Love"
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Why is Jeff Beck on the front cover and Eric Clapton on the back? A mistake?
Mucho Thanks
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Mind, Body & Soul Vol. 15
(Includes full 45rpm label artwork)
Excellent collection of Deep Soul 45’s, compiled by northern_madman.
Includes all 45rpm labels, fully tagged. Look up and read more about these 45’s on Sir Shambling site.
1 Geraldine Jones When You Get Tired of Me
2 Willie Johnson I Can't See Myself
3 The Bell Brothers Throw Away the Key
4 C. L. Blast Nobody's Fault (But Mine)
5 James Duncan I'm Gonna Leave You Alone
6 Eddie Jefferson I Don't Want You Anymore
7 Curtis Johnson I've Got to Get Away From You
8 Gladys Tyler I Am Confused Over You
9 Bill Brandon I'm a Believer Now
10 Toussaint Mccall I Stand Accused
11 Matthew Childs You Just Tried to Hurt Me
12 William McGee Always
13 Johnny Truitt I'm Thru with You
14 Johnny Payne Can't Take Another Heartbreak (From You)
15 Gene Cooper The Kind of Man I Am
16 Eddie Foster I'll Reach My Goal Someday
17 Bobby Sanders Come Over to My World
18 Dwight T. Ross Going in Circles
19 George Perkins When You Try to Use a Good Man
20 Bobby Taylor Stop Dragging My Heart Around
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BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
The Other Revolver (The Other Beatles Collection) CD7
(Fully tagged with recording dates on each song)
1 The Loose Ends Taxman (1966) (Harrison)
2 The Dakotas Eleanor Rigby (196?) (Lennon-McCartney)
3 The Vines I'm Only Sleeping (2001) (Lennon-McCartney)
4 The Beaters Love You To (2003) (Harrison)
5 The Mustang Here, There And Everywhere (1967) (Lennon-McCartney)
6 John Foster & Sons Ltd. Black Dyke Mills Band Yellow Submarine (1968) (Lennon-McCartney)
7 The Feelies She Said, She Said (1986) (Lennon-McCartney)
8 The Eyes Good Day Sunshine (1966) (Lennon-McCartney)
9 Spanky & Our Gang And Your Bird Can Sing (1966) (Lennon-McCartney)
10 Cilla Black For No One (1966) (Lennon-McCartney)
11 The Vanguards Doctor Robert (1967) (Lennon-McCartney)
12 Jimmy And The Rackets Want To Tell You (1967) (Harrison)
13 Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers Got To Get You Into My Life (1966) (Lennon-McCartney)
14 Monsoon Tomorrow Never Knows (1982) (Lennon-McCartney)
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BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Porter Wagoner - The Definitive Collection (2016)
There have been plenty of Porter Wagoner compilations released over the years, but Real Gone Music's 2016 double-disc set The Definitive Collection is the only collection to dig deeply into Wagoner's solo career. Certainly there has been no shortage of Wagoner CDs -- usually budget-line quickies, plus a complete box of his work with Dolly Parton from Bear Family, a pair of a single CDs from RCA highlighted by 2002's RCA Country Legends, and a host of conceptual compilations such as The Rubber Room, issued in 2006 by Omni. Wagoner certainly had a gothic streak so melodramatic it bordered on kitsch, but the last decade of reissues from Omni and Bear Family -- who played up Wagoner's dark side through their triple-disc The Cold Hard Facts of Life -- tended to emphasize this trend over Wagoner's actual hits, which is what The Definitive Collection puts back into the equation. Over the course of 40 songs, almost all of the big hits he had between 1954's "Company's Comin'" and 1974's "Highway Headin' South" are here -- the exceptions are the duets with Norma Jean and Dolly Parton, of course -- and what's striking is how the darker moments feted retroactively are balanced by lighter, livelier moments like "Big Wind" or simple roadhouse ballads like "Turn the Jukebox Up Louder." The result is a richer portrait of Wagoner, one that shows why he was an Opry favorite: he may have indulged in heated tragedy but he was also an entertainer and these sides are showcased on this, the best compilation ever assembled on this seminal Nashville star. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
1-1
Howdy Neighbor, Howdy
1-2
Trademark
1-3
Company's Comin'
1-4
A Satisfied Mind
1-5
Eat, Drink And Be Merry (Tomorrow You'll Cry)
1-6
What Would You Do (If Jesus Came To Your House)
1-7
Uncle Pen
1-8
Tryin' To Forget The Blues
1-9
A Good Time Was Had By All
1-10
Midnight
1-11
I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name
1-12
Legend Of The Big Steeple
1-13
Your Old Love Letters
1-14
Everything She Touches Gets The Blues
1-15
Misery Loves Company
1-16
Cold Dark Waters
1-17
I've Enjoyed As Much Of This As I Can Stand
1-18
Sorrow On The Rocks
1-19
The Life Of The Party
1-20
I'll Go Down Swinging
2-1
Y'all Come
2-2
Green, Green Grass Of Home
2-3
Skid Row Joe
2-4
Confessions Of A Broken Man
2-5
I Just Came To Smell The Flowers
2-6
Soul Of A Convict
2-7
The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
2-8
The First Mrs. Jones
2-9
Julie
2-10
Woman Hungry
2-11
Turn The Jukebox Up Louder
2-12
Pastor's Absent On Vacation
2-13
The Carroll County Accident
2-14
Big Wind
2-15
When You're Hot You're Hot
2-16
You Got-Ta Have A License
2-17
The Last One To Touch Me
2-18
The Rubber Room
2-19
What Ain't To Be, Just Might Happen
2-20
Highway Headin' South
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BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Ramsey Lewis - Hot Dawgit - The Anthology; The Columbia Years 1972-1989 (2016)
2016 two CD release. Hot Dawgit - The Anthology: The Columbia Years is a luxurious set by the legendary Ramsey Lewis, spanning the award-winning musician, producer and composer's 17-year tenure with Columbia Records. Features 37 tracks including all of Ramsey's charted hits for the label, selected key singles and notable LP cuts drawn from among the eighteen albums he recorded for the label. The Chicago-born octogenarian began his journey as a recording artist at Chess Records in 1966, achieving chart success with his soulful covers of such tracks as 'The In Crowd', 'Wade In The Water' and 'Hang On Sloopy'. In 1972, Ramsey - initially with his famed trio (whose ranks had included a young Maurice White, founder of Earth, Wind & Fire as drummer) - began recording a series of critically-acclaimed albums for Columbia including Upendo Ni Pamoja, Funky Serenity and Solar Wind. In 1974, teaming with White - whose EW&F group was in it's ascendancy - Ramsey scored his biggest across-the-board hit with the now-timeless classic 'Sun Goddess' (the full eight-minute-plus version of which is included here). This stellar anthology, compiled by SoulMusic Records' David Nathan with superb notes by renowned UK writer Charles Waring including extensive quotes from Ramsey himself, with top grade remastering by Nick Robbins, features production work from a range of producers including Ramsey, Larry Dunn, Tom Tom Washington and Bert DeCoteaux. Also included are three tracks from Ramsey's initial 1984 pairing with song stylist supreme Nancy Wilson as well as full length versions of some of Ramsey's charted hits including 'Kufanya Mapenzi' and 'Brazilica'. (The Guardian)
Ramsey's later period, 1972 to 1989. Most jazz and R&B fans are familiar with the legendary songs that Ramsey Lewis recorded in the 1960s on the Chess and Cadet label. Less well known, or perhaps less beloved, are the songs he recorded in the 1970s and 1980s for the Columbia label. This 2-CD compilation covers the years 1972 to 1989 when Ramsey was on Columbia and shows that he was still making some fantastic music. (NPR)
Disc: 1
1. Slipping Into Darkness - the Ramsey Lewis Trio
2. Eternal Peace - the Ramsey Lewis Trio
3. Kufanya Mapenzi (Making Love)
4. What It Is!
5. Hang on Sloopy (Funky Reggae Style)
6. Hi-Heel Sneakers
7. Wade in the Water
8. The Everywhere Calypso
9. Summer Breeze
10. Hot Dawgit - Ramsey Lewis & Earth, Wind & Fire
11. Tambura
12. Sun Goddess - Ramsey Lewis & Earth, Wind & Fire
13. Jungle Strut
14. That's the Way of the World
15. Don't It Feel Good
16. What's the Name of This Funk (Spider Man)
17. Brazilica (LP)
18. Spring High
19. Tequila Mockingbird
Disc: 2
1. All the Way Live
2. Aquarius / Let the Sunshine in (From "Hair")
3. Wearin' It Out
4. Whisper Zone
5. Come Back Jack
6. So Much More (Featuring Alice Echols Sanderson)
7. Lakeshore Cowboy
8. You Never Know (Featuring Alice Echols and Morris Gray)
9. Sassy Stew
10. Up Where We Belong (Featuring Morris Gray & Pat Shannon)
11. The Two of Us - Ramsey Lewis & Nancy Wilson Featuring Daryl Coley
12. Midnight Rendezvous - Ramsey Lewis & Nancy Wilson
13. Quiet Storm - Ramsey Lewis & Nancy Wilson
14. This Ain't No Fantasy
15. Slow Dancin'
16. 7-11
17. My Love Will Lead You Home
18. Eye on You
1972-1977 CD1
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INFO
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BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Richard Thompson - Acoustic Classics II (2017)
Richard Thompson released Acoustic Classics in 2014. Although he has performed and recorded in both full band and solo acoustic style throughout his 35 year solo career, this was a studio-quality offering which in some cases, updated prior acoustic recordings (such as the songs Beeswing or 1952 Vincent Black Lightning) and in other cases, stripped the full band studio version down to just the essentials (Shoot Out The Lights, When The Spell Is Broken).
Welcome to the sequel. 3 of these 14 songs hark back to Fairport Convention circa 1968-69 (Genesis Hall, Meet On The Ledge, Crazy Man Michael) and two from 70's collaborations with then-wife Linda Thompson (Jet Plane In A Rocking Chair, A Heart Needs A Home). The rest span a large portion of Richard's solo career all the way up to a song from 2007's Sweet Warrior album (Guns Are The Tongues).
You won't hear this and think. "Gosh, it's so sad to hear how 68 year old Richard has lost his guitar dexterity and rich, soothing voice". Despite a long and rigorous career of touring and recording, his fretboard prowess and North London tenor remain remarkably and consistently intact. If anything, the versions of songs from early in his solo career (such as She Twists the Knife Again or Devonside) are arguably performed more fluidly now than they were in the 80's. Compared to how Bob Dylan's voice sounded on, say, his Together Through Life album (recorded when he was 67), Thompson's singing is positively angelic.
This is the purest way to savor the impeccable songwriting and wickedly complex guitar skills of this living treasure. There's a lot of good full-band material in Thompson's deep catalog of excellence, but there's something extra special about getting the unvarnished stuff straight from the source in pristine quality. (The Guardian)
1 She Twists the Knife Again
2 The Ghost of You Walks
3 Genesis Hall
4 Jet Plane in a Rocking Chair
5 A Heart Needs a Home
6 Pharaoh
7 Gethsemane
8 Devonside
9 Meet On the Ledge
10 Keep Your Distance
11 Bathsheba Smiles
12 Crazy Man Michael
13 Guns Are the Tongues
14 Why Must I Plead
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BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 83
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Norma Jean - A-11
02 - Wayne Kemp - I Made Her That Way
03 - Bill Goodwin - Trouble In My Heaven
04 - Ray Baker - I Got Lonesome Too
05 - Harlan Howard - Hobo Jungle
06 - Norma Jean - I Cried All The Way To The Bank
07 - Wayne Kemp - My Arms Grow Careless
08 - Jerry Naill - Tear Down The World
09 - Koonie Kerry - Florence Jean
10 - Bobby Durham - Why Don't You Just Be You
11 - Norma Jean - I'm A Walkin' Advertisement (For The Blues)
12 - Wayne Kemp - Waitin' For My Baby
13 - Don Chapel - Wedding Band
14 - Earl Conley - It's The Bible Against The Bottle (In The Battle For Daddy's Soul)
15 - Ray Pillow - If Every Man Had A Woman Like You
16 - Ray Baker - My Heart Never Knew What Happened
16 - Red Sovine - You're Everything I've Lied And Cheated For
17 - Sonny Wright - Hung To Another Man
19 - Koonie Kerry - If You Should Come Back Today
20 - Jerry Naill - Texas Dance Hall Girl
21 - Harlan Howard - The Deepening Snow
22 - Bobby Durham - So Welcome To The Club
23 - Norma Jean - Please Don't Hurt Me
24 - Wayne Kemp -They're Tearin' Our Little House Down
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INFO
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Many thanks for the Porter & Ramsey.
@gyro1959 ty for another Beatles covers and ty RYP for The Yardbirds always welcome here
You are welcome Montysmovies for The Beatles and The Yardbirds.
Gyro, thanks for sharing the early birds...great.
RYP asked...
Why is Jeff Beck on the front cover and Eric Clapton on the back? A mistake?
Eric Clapton had left the Yardbirds before the LP release, so Jeff's picture was put on the front, and no mention of Eric was made, although he played on many of the tracks. The front cover is the original LP cover, and the back cover is new to this re-issue, so Eric is shown.
Bob W.
Bob W.,
thank you very much for the detailed explanation!
Thanks For Ramsey !
Many thanks for the Ramsey Lewis set! And keep the Mind, Body and Soul sets coming - they're just great for all three!
@RYP/Gyro: Thank you for the 'Birds! And thank you, Bob W. for the disentanglement to go with it.
Cheers!
Thanks RYP for the yardbirds a band I love to play loud and GYRO for the Richard Thompson acoustic share one of the best going around.
Regards
Thanks Gyro for Ramsey Lewis - Hot Dawgit - The Anthology.
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