LUCIENNE FRANCO -LUCIENNE É AMOR 1962

LUCIENNE FRANCO
(Luciene Habib Franco Freitas Câmara)
3/1/1939 Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Única filha do casal Alexandrino Franco e Sarah Habib Franco, Lucienne Franco estudou no Colégio Mello e Souza, no Rio de Janeiro. Iniciou a carreira artística no ano de 1957, cantando no rádio. Já em 1957 gravou pela Copacabana seu primeiro disco, assinando apenas Luciene, com as músicas "Tarde morena de Espanha" (Luís Bonfá) e o "Ave Maria" (Vicente Paiva). Nessa época foi levada por Ary Barroso, que a considerava uma de suas cantoras favoritas, para cantar na boate "Friend's" com Ernâni Filho, no Rio de Janeiro. No ano de 1958 atuou na TV Rio indicada pelo violonista Luís Bonfá. Ainda em 1958 gravou pela Copacabana as músicas "Paz de espírito" (Luiz Bonfá - Reinaldo Dias Leme) e "Eu fui de novo à Penha" (Ary Barroso). Em 1959 gravou o samba-canção "Conversa" (Evaldo Gouveia - Jair Amorim) e o samba "Não foi a saudade" (Severino Filho - Alberto Paz). Neste mesmo ano gravou as clássicas "Manhã de carnaval" e o "Samba do Orfeu" (ambas de Luiz Bonfá e Antônio Maria), as duas músicas pertencencentes à trilha sonora do filme "Orfeu do carnaval", de Marcel Camus. Convidada por Ary Barroso participou da festa de aniversário do presidente Juscelino Kubitschek no Palácio Laranjeiras. Gravou um de seus maiores sucessos, "Ternura antiga" (dolores Duran - Ribamar) em 1961, do qual foi a primeira intérprete, no I Festival da Canção ("Festival do Rio"), realizado no Rio de Janeiro no mesmo ano. Ainda em 1961 lançou o samba-canção "Poema do adeus" (Luiz Antônio). Em 1963 gravou com o cantor Moacyr Franco as canções "O bicho papão" (Rogério Cardoso) e "Luzes da ribalta (Limelight)" (Charles Chaplin - versão de Antônio de Almeida - João de Barro). Nesse mesmo ano gravou a "Gente maldosa" (Glauco Fernando Pereira), um de seus maiores sucessos. Em 1964 gravou o LP "Luciene, A Notável" com orquestração do maestro Severino Filho. Ao todo, Lucienne Franco gravou três LPs e cerca de dez compactos duplos, tendo sido discos seus lançados no exterior, em países como a Espanha, Portugal, França e Argentina. Em 1965 fez grande êxito com sua gravação de "Ma vie" (Alain Barrière), música francesa que ficou nove meses na parada de sucessos em todo o Brasil. Outro grande sucesso foi o samba "Louco (Ela é seu mundo)" (Wilson Batista - Henrique de Almeida). Ao longo de sua carreira, Lucienne Franco se apresentou em diversos países do mundo: Portugal, Uruguai, Espanha, Itália, México e Peru. Lucienne foi a primeira cantora a gravar uma composição dos compositores Geraldo Vandré, a música "Rosa flor" (Vandré - Baden Powell), e Edu Lobo. Entre os anos de 1965 e 1967 viveu por um tempo em São Paulo, tendo retornado para o Rio de Janeiro ao final desse período. Foi casada duas vezes, a primeira com Ubiratan Martins, a segunda com Antônio Alcino Freitas Câmara, pai de seus três filhos Alexandre, Rodrigo e João Rafael. Além da atividade artística, Lucienne Franco é proprietária de um hotel em Cabo Frio, RJ.

01 - Rosa Flor (Baden Powell / Geraldo Vandré)
02 - Pergunte a Você (Luis Antônio)
03 - Encontro Com a Saudade (Billy Blanco / Nilo Queiroz)
04 - Imenso Amor (Luis Bonfá / Maria Helena Toledo)
05 - Dorme Em Paz (Baden Powell / Heloísa Setta)
06 - Folha Caída (Berenice Ramos / Hélio Justo)
07 - Da Rosa Que Nasceu Nosso Amor (Baden Powell / Heloísa Setta)
08 - Sonho de Amor e Paz (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)
09 - Gosto da Saudade (Ribamar / Orlando Henriques)
10 - Canção de Ninar Meu Bem (Baden Powell / Vinicius de Moraes)

DISCO SARRO

01 - Lolleata Halloway - Worn Out Broken Heart
02 - Salsoul Orchestra - Themes From Montreal Olympcs 1976
03 - Eddie Holman - You Make My Life Complete
04 - Ripple - Call Me Traveling Man
05 - Moment of Truth - You're All I Want You To Be
06 - Carol Willians - This Time Maybe Last Time
07 - Salsoul Orchestra - We've Only Just Begun - Feelings
08 - Eddie Holman - It's Over
09 - Lolleata Halloway - Is It Just A Mans Way
10 - Carol Willians - Just Feel
11 - The Dramatics - In The Rain
12 - Side Effect - Watching Life
13 - Isaac Hayes - Ellie's Love Theme
14 - Fat Larry's Band - Country Side
15 - Ronnie Jones - Way
16 - The Boppers - There She Goes Again
17 - Clout - You Make My World So Colorful
18 - Soul Children - Hard Living With A Man
19 - Side Effect - She's A Lady
20 - The Originals - Ladies 'We Need You'

MOACIR FRANCO - SHOW DOÇURA 1963

01. Abertura (ao vivo)
Me dá um dinheiro aí - (Homero/Glauco/Ivan Ferreira)
Meu querido lindo - (Moacyr Franco/Canarinho)
Canção do fim - (Minucci/Jordan/Paulo Rogério)
Toureiro suburbano - (Luis Reis/Haroldo Barbosa)
Suave é a noite - (Paul Francis Webster/Sammy Fain/Nazareno de Brito)
Ninguém chora por mim - (Evaldo Gouveia/Jair Amorim)
02. Alma de Deus - (J. Serrano / C. Arniches/Nazareno de Brito)
03. Reclamo - (Ribamar/Toni Vestane)
04. Caminhando na garôa - (Nazareno de Brito/Dunga)
05. Um Amor Uma Saudade - (Almeida Rego/Altemar Dutra)
06. Era a Esperança - (Ary Barroso)
07. Estou Só Outra Vez - (Moacyr Silva / Luciana)
Leilão - (Nazareno de Brito/Armando Nunes)
08. Suave á a noite - (Paul Francis Webster/Sammy Fain/Nazareno de Brito)
Canção do fim - (Minucci/Jordan/Paulo Rogério)
09. Balada do amor sublime - (Luis Vieira)
10. Amor Que É Meu Viver - (Washington Marinho/Maria de Lourdes)
11. A Voz (Swedish Rhapsody) - (C. Wildman/Arierepe)
12. Tudo de mim - (Evaldo Gouveia/Jair Amorim)
13. Pobre Elisa - (Jorge Smera/Paulo Gesta)
14. Encerramento (ao vivo)
Cansei de querer bem - (Silvio Silva/Romeo Nunes)
Ninguém chora por mim - (Evaldo Gouveia/Jair Amorim)

ELTON JOHN - COTTON FIELDS FROM 69/70

elton john - 1997 - Cotton Fields (The Legendary Covers Album)

1. My Baby Loves Lovin' (2:44)
2. Cotton Fields (2:47)
3. Lady d'Arbanville (3:41)
4. Natural Sinner (2:49)
5. United We Stand (2:48)
6. Spirit in the Sky (3:36)
7. Travellin' Band (2:15)
8. I Can't Tell the Bottom from the Top (3:47)
9. Good Morning Freedom (3:06)
10. Young Gifted And Black (3:02)
11. In The Summertime (2:51)
12. Up Around the Bend (2:37)
13. Snake In The Grass (3:02)
14. Neanderthal Man (3:34)
15. She Sold Me Magic (1:56)
16. Come And Get It (2:12)
17. Love Of The Common People (2:32)
18. Signed Sealed Delivered (2:32)
19. It's All In The Game (2:23)
20. Yellow River (2:34)

T R E P I D A N T S - VEM VADIAR

A pernambucanidade em pessoa eis ai os TREPIDANTS neste LP bem balanceado.

DÉCIMO DISCO

1. LAMBALÁ
2. O MELHOR LUGAR DO MUNDO
3. E AGORA?
4. INDIFERENTEMENTE
5. AMOR DIFERENTE
6. VADIAR
   
7. FOI DEMAIS
8. PARÁGRAFO "D"
9. DIAS DE ESPERANÇA
10. MULHER DE AMIGO MEU PRA MIM É HOMEM

ATENÇÃO

Não vou postar nenhum álbum da banda BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS, pois viola direitos autorais da mesma e este BLOG pode ser excluído automaticamente sem direito a recursos. Fiz uma consulta ao Google e a informação que me foi passada é muito concisa.

PETER YARROM - 1972

01. River Of Jordan
02. Mary Beth
03. Goodbye Josh
04. Take Off Your Mask
05. Wings Of Time
06. Don't Ever Take Away My Freedom
07. Side Road
08. Tall Pine Trees
09. Greenwood
10. Beautiful City
11. Plato's Song
12. Weave Me The Sunshine

MOACIR FRANCO

GERSON COMBO E A TURMA DO SOUL 1970

01- Mulher Rendeira-Juliana-Fiz a Cama Na Varanda
02- Aos Pés da Santa Cruz
03- Quero Voltar Pra Bahia
04- Eu Sonhei Que Tu Estavas Tão Linda
05- Na Baixa do Sapateiro
06- Demais Ninguém Me Ama-Ternura Antiga
07- Xote Das Meninas
08- Is That Law
09- Prece Ao Vento Nunca Mais
10- Mal Me Quer-Jardineira
11- Teu Cabelo Não Nega-As Pastorinhas
12- Primavera

MALCOLM MCLAREN - PARIS

Malcolm McLaren first came to prominence as the notorious manager of the Sex Pistols, the premier punk rock band of the late '70s. In the 1980s, McLaren turned performing artist himself, assembling eclectic recordings that were especially popular in Great Britain.

The son of Peter and Emily Isaacs McLaren, McLaren was actually raised by his grandmother, Rose Corre, who gave him home instruction until 1955. Like many who later entered the music business, he was educated in England's art colleges, lots of them. He attended St. Martin's College of Art (1963) and Harrow Art College (1964); was expelled from South East Essex (1965) and Chiswick Polytechnic (1966); and went to Croyden College of Art (1968) and finally Goldsmith's College (1969-1971). Meanwhile, he became especially interested in the obscure French Situationist international movement, which advocated provocative, even absurd actions both as political statement and performance art. The movement was founded in the 1950s and gained its greatest attention during political upheavals in France in 1968 before dissolving. McLaren, who tried unsuccessfully to get to Paris during the May 1968 riots, would apply Situationist ideas to the field of pop promotion. (A good source for information on the Situationists and McLaren's adaptation of their teachings can be found in Greil Marcus' book Lipstick Traces: A Secret History of the Twentieth Century [1989].) While attending Goldsmith's, McLaren began designing clothes, and after leaving college without a degree he opened his first London boutique in 1972. He and partner Vivienne Westwood were also employed designing costumes for such films as Mahler and That'll Be the Day (both 1974). While in New York at a boutique fair, McLaren met the members of the proto-punk group the New York Dolls, and in late 1974, he took over their management, dressing them in red leather and using the Soviet Union's hammer-and-sickle symbol in their stage set and publicity photographs. The concept was not well suited to America, where Communism remained anathema, but it had no great impact on the career of the Dolls, who were on their last legs at that point, anyway. McLaren returned to the London clothing business in May 1975 and used what he'd learned with the Dolls in helping to assemble the Sex Pistols.

The extent to which McLaren instigated the Sex Pistols' brief, flamboyant career has been much debated. From their first record release in November 1976 to their breakup in January 1978, they were regularly found on both the record charts and the front pages of Britain's tabloids, renowned by fans for songs like "Anarchy in the U.K." and "God Save the Queen" and condemned by detractors as examples of moral turpitude. In 1979, the documentary film The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle suggested that McLaren had planned it all; he made his recording debut on the soundtrack album singing "You Need Hands."

His reputation as a manager established, McLaren began looking for other British talent to handle, briefly settling on the then-unknown Adam Ant before spiriting away Ant's backing band and using it to support a 14-year-old Burmese singer he had discovered, Annabella Lwin, in a band called Bow Wow Wow. McLaren's involvement extended to writing their debut single, "C'30, C'60, C'90, Go," a British Top 40 hit in 1980. "Go Wild in the Country" (lyrics by McLaren) and a remake of the Strangeloves hit "I Want Candy" hit the British Top Ten in 1982, but the band broke up in 1983, though not before McLaren tried adding a second singer, George O'Dowd, dubbed Lieutenant Lush. (O'Dowd, later known as Boy George, went on to form Culture Club.)

In the meantime, McLaren began making his own records, beginning with the single "Buffalo Gals," which combined traditional folk music with hip-hop. Credited to Malcolm McLaren and the World's Famous Supreme Team, it became a Top Ten hit in the U.K., paving the way for the late 1982 album Duck Rock, which reached the Top 20 and produced a Top 40 hit in "Soweto" and a Top Five hit in "Double Dutch." Both "Buffalo Gals" and "Double Dutch" made the U.S. dance charts in 1983, and the remix mini-LP D'Ya Like Scratchin' gave McLaren his first American album chart entry in February 1984. McLaren next turned to opera, recording an adaptation of "Madame Butterfly" that made the British Top 20 in 1984; it introduced his second full-length album, Fans. 1985's Swamp Thing was a contractual obligation collection of outtakes issued while its creator had moved to Hollywood to try to make his mark in the film business. He returned to music in 1989, signing to Epic Records for Waltz Darling, which produced Top 40 U.K. hits in the title track and "Something's Jumpin' in Your Shirt." The album featured guest vocalists as well as star instrumentalists Jeff Beck and Bootsy Collins. Paris, released in Europe in 1994, marked its creator's move to France. In October 1998, a rerecording of "Buffalo Gals," "Buffalo Gals Stampede," credited to Malcolm McLaren and the World Famous Supreme Team Versus Rakim and Roger Sanchez, reached the British charts.

1. "Mon Dié Sénié" – 4:30
2. "Walking With Satie" – 4:03
3. "Père Lachaise" – 3:41
4. "Miles And Miles Of Miles Davis" – 2:04
5. "Jazz Is Paris" – 5:15
6. "Rue Dauphine" – 3:26
7. "Paris Paris" – 5:24 ( with Catherine Deneuve )
8. "Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus" – 4:39
9. "Club De Narcisse" – 3:20
10. "La Main Parisienne" – 5:02
11. "Driving Into Delirium" – 2:33 ( wiht Francoise Hardy )
12. "Revenge Of The Flowers" – 4:05
13. "In The Absence Of The Parisienne" – 4:27

THE RED SNAKES-JOVEM BRASA

GLORINHA GADELHA - Segredos da Palavra Manhã-1983

Gloria Gadelha, ou simplesmente Glorinha, paraibana de Sousa, foi casada com o grande músico também paraibano e não menos famoso SIVUCA.
Gravadora Copacabana
Interprete Glória Gadelha
Segredos da palavra amanhã - 1983
Musicas do LP

1. Segredos da Palavra Manhã
(Glória Gadelha / Afonso Gadelha)
2. Músicos e Poetas
(Glória Gadelha / Sivuca / Afonso Gadelha)
3. Mulé de Um
(Cecéu)
4. Faca Peixeira
(Glória Gadelha / Afonso Gadelha)
5. Guerra das Andorinhas
(Glória Gadelha / Sivuca / Afonso Gadelha)
6. Picadinho
(Glória Gadelha / Artur Gabriel)
7. Reino Animal
(Afonso Gadelha)
8. Coração de Cetim
(Glória Gadelha / Sivuca / Afonso Gadelha)
9. Tá Tudo Em Cima
(Glória Gadelha / Afonso Gadelha)
10. Forró Em Santo André
(Glória Gadelha / Hermeto Pascoal)

TOM & DITO - SE MANDAR EMBORA EU FICO - 1974

01 - Tamanco Malandrinho (Tom-Dito)
02 - Brinco de ouro (Tom-Dito)
03 - Branco na paixão (Tom-Dito)
04 - Promessa e confissão (Tom-Dito)
05 - Eu não sou de ferro (Tom-Dito)
06 - Solidão (Tom-Dito)
07 - Se mandar m'imbora eu fico (Tom-Dito)
08 - Resolução (Tom-Dito)
09 - Eu cansei (Tom-Dito)
10 - Me deixa ser seu acalanto (Tom-Dito)
11 - Jogo duro (Tom-Dito)
12 - Malandragem dela (Tom-Dito)
Arranged by Leonardo Bruno and Tom
Musical Production: Antonio Carlos and Jocafi

THE SUPERSONICS(Sob Pseudonimo)The Fevers- 1966/1967

CARMEM SILVA & LINDOMAR CASTILHO-ALMA LATINA 1979

01. Jura-Me (Jurame)
02. História de Um Amor (História de un Amor)
03. Proposta
04. Não Me Mates de Amor, Coração (Corazón, Conmigo te Nueres)
05. Esta Tarde vi Chover (Esta Tarde vi Llover)
06. Alma Latina (Alma Llanera)
07. Solamente Una Vez
08. O Dia Que me Queiras (El Dia Que me Quieras)
09. Contigo Aprendi
10. Camiñito
11. Deus te Acompanhe (Vaya con Dios)
12. Maria Bonita

KINGDOM COME

The stars for this review belong to the band Kingdom Come for a beautifully created ass kickin' album. This is as close to Zeppelin as you'll get. Lenny Wolf definately shows his creativity through the hard beat of 17 to the soulful lovin' you. And don't ever forget the rocker, get in on. Which Wolf gives a brief reflection on his latest album effort, independent.

Anyway, you cannot go wrong with any Kingdom Come album. However, I have waited for this album to be remastered for over a decade. NOTE-this album is not remastered. Don't be fooled by the advertisement on the front of the disc. The only remastered song is the extra cut of get it on, which only has one more drum line in the beginning. The wording is very tricky and I can't believe they have the nerve to pull this. I spent all this dough for nothing. The original cd from the eighties sounds much better. Just to think this is 2004 and they are creating cd's that sound worse than the original.
Lenny Wolf (vocals), Danny Stag (guitar), Rick Steier (guitar), Johnny B. Frank (bass), James Kottak (drums & percussion).

1. Living Out of Touch

2. Pushin' Hard

3. What Love Can Be

4. 17

5. The Shuffle

6. Get It On

7. Now Forever After

8. Hideaway

9. Loving You

10. Shout It Out

11. Get It On

THE STAINED GLASS-Crazy Horse Roads-1969

Stained Glass 66-69, one of the better bay area bands. 2 LP's never took off, likely due to the huge number of other bands being showcased in the bay area. Saw them many times in my youth. The Whatz it club, Contentental Ballroom, Very tight band, formally known as the Trolls. Jim Mcpherson the bass player went on to play with Cooperhead after Stained Glass broke up. They sounded like a mix of Beatles-Springfield-Cream. Lot of earlier 45 stuff also on this CD. I give it high marks.

1. I Sing You Sing - Stained Glass, McPherson

2. Finger Painting - Stained Glass, Rominger

3. Soap and Turkey - Stained Glass, Rominger

4. Twiddle My Thumbs - Stained Glass, McPherson

5. Fahrenheit - Stained Glass, McPherson

6. Nightcap - Stained Glass, McPherson

7. Horse on Me - Stained Glass, McPherson

8. Two Make One - Stained Glass, McPherson

9. Light Down Below - Stained Glass, McPherson

10. Piggy Back Ride and the Camel - Stained Glass, McPherson

11. Doomsday - Stained Glass, McPherson

12. If I Needed Someone - Stained Glass, Lennon

13. How Do You Expect Me to Trust You? - Stained Glass, Rominger

14. My Buddy Sin - Stained Glass, Rominger

15. Vanity Fair - Stained Glass, Rominger

16. We Got a Long Way to Go - Stained Glass, Mann

17. Corduroy Joy - Stained Glass, Rominger

18. A Scene in Between - Stained Glass, Rominger

19. Mediocre Me - Stained Glass, Rominger

20. Lady in Lace - Stained Glass, Rominger

JPT SCARE BAND-Sleeping Sickness

JPT SCARE BAND - "Sleeping Sickness" CD '00 (Monster, US) - Recorded back in the early/mid '70's, but just seeing the light of day as first vinyl releases a few years ago, both the JPT SCARE albums (there may be more!) are now on one CD. If you can imagine 3 guys, lead axe/bass/drums, just cranking up some old equipment to 10 and jamming like crazy in 10-12 minute bursts you've got it! Lovers of Blue Cheer, Cactus, Hairy Chapter, this is your stop!

1. Sleeping Sickness

2. Slow Sick Shuffle

3. King Rat

4. It's Too Late

5. Acid Acetate Excursion

6. I've Been Waiting

7. Time to Cry http://download295.mediafire.com/l1kbf2yim2xg/ykknqcy1iaq/JPTPARTEI.rar http://download200.mediafire.com/btyjjictywzg/tqm5h2yn5ml/JPTPARTEII.rar

DRAGONFLY

Dragonfly was actually a band called The Legend who's debut album (on which they weren't allowed to play or contribute songs) was somewhat butchered by their record company. So they decided to pursue other interests. Under a different name (association with that Legend album wasn't gonna happen), they recorded this. They didn't have the best sound quality (crackles and pops still cover the sound on CD), but they had enough technology to mess around. Throughout this album, the track suddenly jumps into backward recording, slows down suddenly, or dissipates altogether. The boys explode into ridiculous giggles, get wasted by a moaning trombone, and turn into a giant rolling ball of mung at the end before returning to form. Along the way, we have some good songs. "Blue Monday" opens the album with a moan of "Oooh my God.." then harsh chords, before rhythm guitarist Gene cracks his throat in anger. "Enjoy Yourself" is bouncy, thoughtful psychedelia, "Crazy Woman" sounds very 60s and somewhat Moby Grape. "To Be Free" is a good bit of yearning and hope: the classic 60s message. There's just all kinds of good stuff here. The drums are fierce and the fuzz-toned lead guitar is excellent. There's some heavy solos on this album. Great performing. Gene's vocals sometimes sound like Keith Relf of the Yardbirds and sometimes like Jack Bruce of Cream. It's forgotten, and that's a pity. Take an acid trip ito the good ol' days of heavy psychedelic hard rock. It'll blow you away

1. Blue Monday - Dragonfly, Davis, Barry

2. Enjoy Yourself - Dragonfly, Davis, Barry

3. Hootchie Kootchie Man - Dragonfly, Dixon, W.

4. I Feel It - Dragonfly, Duncan, Jack

5. Trombodo - Dragonfly, Russell, R.

6. Portrait of Youth - Dragonfly, Jimerfield, Gerry

7. Crazy Woman - Dragonfly, Russ, Randy

8. She Don't Care - Dragonfly, Jimerfield, Gerry

9. Time Has Slipped Away - Dragonfly, Duncan, Jack

10. To Be Free - Dragonfly, Duncan, Jack

11. Darlin' - Dragonfly, Jimerfield, Gerry

12. Miles Away - Dragonfly, Duncan, Jack

THE SAVAGE RESURRECTION 1968

01 Thing in "E" - Palmer - 3:06
02 Every Little Song - Hammon - 1:50
03 Talking to You - Harper, Palmer - 2:45
04 Tahitian Melody - Palmer - 3:44
05 Jammin' - Hammon, Palmer - 8:06
06 Fox Is Sick - Palmer - 2:42
07 Someones's Changing - Hammon, Palmer - 2:34
08 Remlap's Cave, Pt. 2 - Palmer - 2:54
09 Appeal to the Happy - Harper, Palmer - 4:19
10 Expectations - Palmer - 4:59
11 Thing in "E" - Palmer - 3:29*
12 Tahitian Melody - Palmer - 3:38*

13 River Deep, Mountain High - Barry, Greenwich, Spector - 3:29*

Senha: sam1957

THE CROME SYRCUS - LOVE CYCLE 1968

1.TAKE IT LIKE A MAN

2.YOU MADE A CHANGE IN ME

3.CRYSTALS

4.NEVER COME DOWN

5.WOMAN WOMAN

6.LOVE CYCLE

Senha: sam1957

PACIFIC GAS & ELETRIC - GET IT ON 1968

1. Wade In The Water

2. Cry, Cry, Cry

3. The Motor City Is Burning

4. The Hunter

5. Long Handled Shovel

6. Jelly, Jelly

7. Stormy Times

8. Live Love

9. My Sweet Baby (Take 6)

10. Dirty Mistreater (Take 2)

11. Wade In The Water (Undubbed Version)

12. Cry, Cry, Cry (Take 2)

13. Stormy Times (Take 9)

14. Long Handled Shovel (Take 8)

15. Jelly, Jelly (Take 1)

16. The Hunter (Take 1)

17. Blues Chant (Take 2 PASSWORD/SENHA: sam1957

AKRON/FAMILY

Akron Family
1.Before And Again

2.Suchness

3.Part Of Corey

4.Italy

5.I'll Be On The Water

6.Running, Returning

7.Afford

8.Interlude: Ak Ak Was The Boat They Sailed In On

9.Sorrow Boy

10.Shoes

11.Lumen

12.How Do I Know

13.Franny/You're Human

14.Bonus Track 1

KYLIE MINOGUE

01. 2 Hearts (Version by Studio)
02. I Know (Extended Version)
03. Tightrope
04. Harmony
05. Soul On Fire
06. I’m Sorry
07. No Better Love
08. Slo Motion
09. This Girl
10. Almost A Lover
11. Paper Dolls
12. Ocean Blue
13. Love Takes Over Me
14. Say the word
15. Bury me deep in love ( with Jimmy Little)
16. Confide In Me (French Version)
17. Trippin’ Me Up (Acoustic Version)
18. Death is not the end
19. If you don’t love me

JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ - VENEER

1. Slow Moves

2. Remain

3. Lovestain

4. Heartbeats - José González, Knife

5. Crosses

6. Deadweight on Velveteen

7. All You Deliver

8. Stay in the Shade

9. Hints

10. Save Your Day

11. Broken Arrows - José González, González, José

Nick Cave & The bad Seeds

1. Into My Arms
2. Lime Tree Arbour
3. People Ain't No Good
4. Brompton Oratory
5. There Is a Kingdom
6. (Are You) The One That I've Been Waiting For?
7. Where Do We Go Now but Nowhere?
8. West Country Girl
9. Black Hair
10. Idiot Prayer
11. Far From Me
12. Green Eyes

SID BARRETT 1990

A founding member of Pink Floyd who suffered a mental breakdown in the late '60s, Syd Barrett is revered in some circles for his singular vision. While outtake recordings that have surfaced have sadly shown much of his psychic dislocation, his two solo albums he released have much idiosyncratic beauty to offer. Barrett is the second solo album, joining The Madcap Laughs as a solid representation of Barrett's innate tunefulness and bizarre, surrealist imagery. Produced by the Floyd's David Gilmour and Rick Wright and featuring Humble Pie's Jerry Shirley on drums, the album veers from lighthearted shuffling jug band tunes to the grand and majestic "Baby Lemonade," possibly Barrett's finest song. Several other Barrett staples such as "Dominoes," "Rats," "Gigolo Aunt," and "Effervescing Elephant" showcase Barrett's knack for unexpected chord changes and inventive rhythmic breaks. Ironically, Barrett's music is not some heavy "acid rock" trip but a free-spirited, openly optimistic, and folkie journey through one man's unusual mind.
1. Baby Lemonade
2. Love Song
3. Dominoes
4. It Is Obvious
5. Rats
6. Maisie
7. Gigolo Aunt
8. Waving My Arms in the Air
9. I Never Lied to You
10. Wined and Dined
11. Wolfpack
12. Effervescing Elephant
13. Baby Lemonade
14. Waving My Arms in the Air
15. I Never Lied to You
16. Love Song
17. Dominoes
18. Dominoes
19. It Is Obviou

BONGO BAND 1973/1974

The Incredible Bongo Band is probably not a band most people have heard of, but one of their songs, "Apache" is one of the most sampled songs in hip-hop especially by old school acts of the 80's. Run-DMC, LL Cool J, Nas, The Geto Boys, The Ultramagnetic MC's, Grandmaster Flash, KRS-One, Kool Moe Dee and countless others have used the drum break from the song (The Sugarhill Gang had a minor hit with "Apache Rap"). The group wasn't really a group at all, but a studio concoction of session players who were quickly assembled in 1972 to round out a soundtrack album (the less than memorable The Thing With Two Heads) with two tracks. Those two tracks, "Bongo Rock" & "Bongolia", led to the full-length album Bongo Rock and the follow-up Return Of The Incredible Bongo Band. If you are a fan of 70's style funk music, then this is an album for you, but mostly it is only notable for the breaks some of the songs provided.

1. Apache - Michael Viner,

2. Let There Be Drums - Michael Viner,

3. Bongolia - Michael Viner,

4. Last Bongo in Belgium - Michael Viner, Botkin

5. Dueling Bongos - Michael Viner, Botkin

6. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Michael Viner,

7. Raunch '73 - Michael Viner,

8. Bongo Rock - Michael Viner, Epps, Preston

9. Kiburi, Pt. 1 - Michael Viner, Vinger, M.

10. Sing Sing Sing - Michael Viner,

11. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Michael Viner,

12. Wipeout - Michael Viner, Berryhill, Robert E

13. When the Bed Breaks Down, I'll Meet You in the Spring - Michael Viner, Viner, M.

14. Pipeline - Michael Viner,

15. Okey Dokey - Michael Viner, Viner, M.

16. Sharp Nine - Michael Viner, Viner, M.

17. Hang Down Your Head, Tom Dooley - Michael Viner, Viner, M.

18. Your Tie's Caught in Your Zipper - Michael Viner, Viner, M.

19. Apache - Michael Viner,

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MAMA'S PRIDE 1975

Mama's Pride's self-titled debut is a great example of Southern-style rock from the mid-Central states (St. Louis, MO, to be exact). The band could clearly jam as well as the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker, and the Outlaws, so why their albums remained in the vaults so long is one of the great mysteries of rock & roll. However, it's great to have their first two albums, including this one, back in print, as they are must-owns for any true rock fan.

1. In the Morning - Mama's Pride, Liston, Danny

2. Who Do You Think You're Foolin' - Mama's Pride, Gagliano, Frank

3. Blue Mist - Mama's Pride, Liston, Pat

4. Laurie Ann - Mama's Pride, Liston, Pat

5. Missouri Sky Line - Mama's Pride, Saunders, Kevin

6. Ole St. Lou - Mama's Pride, Sanders, Kevin

7. Kind Lovin' Woman - Mama's Pride, Liston, Danny

8. Where Would You Be - Mama's Pride, Liston, Pat

9. Young and Free - Mama's Pride, Liston, Pat

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PATTI SMITH - HORSES 1975

On her 1975 debut, Smith was full of piss and vinegar, seriously interested in bringing together high art and low three-chord rock & roll. As a result, her free-form poetry meshes with covers of "Gloria" and "Land of a Thousand Dances," and the album centers on two long, highfalutin' pieces, including the three-part suite (warning! warning! art!) "Land." (The CD version appends a messy live take on The Who's "My Generation.") Led by Richard Sohl's piano, the arrangements don't exactly rock, and some of Smith's songwriting gets buried in its stylistic affectations (there's a great song under "Redondo Beach"'s fake reggae). But the point of Horses was Smith's persona of volume, cunning and exile, and it comes through distinctly. --Douglas Wolk .

1. Gloria: In Excelsis Deo/Gloria - Patti Smith, Morrison, Van

2. Redondo Beach - Patti Smith, Kaye, Lenny

3. Birdland - Patti Smith, Kaye, Lenny

4. Free Money - Patti Smith, Kaye, Lenny

5. Kimberly - Patti Smith, Kral, Ivan

6. Break It Up - Patti Smith, Smith, Patti

7. Land: Horses/Land of a Thousand Dances/La Mer (De) - Patti Smith, Kenner, Chris

8. Elegie - Patti Smith, Lanier, Allen

9. My Generation - Patti Smith, Townshend, Pete

D O G SOLDIER 1975

01-Dog Soldier-Pillar To Post (1975)
02-Dog Soldier-Several People (1975)
03-Dog Soldier-You Are My Spark (1975)
04-Dog Soldier-Long And Lonely Night (1975)
05-Dog Soldier-Giving As Good As You Get (1975)
06-Dog Soldier-Thieves And Robbers (1975)
07-Dog Soldier-Strangers In My Own Time (1975)
08-Dog Soldier-Looks Like Rain (1975)

Miller Anderson (guitar, vocals),

Derek Griffiths (guitar, vocals),

Mel Simpson (keyboards, vocals),

Paul Bliss (bass, vocals),

Keef Hartley (drums),

Eric Dillon (drums),

Jim Leverton (bass)

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THE RUINS - ROCK GARAGE U.S.A CP SIMPLES

Ola! bem pessoal o nome da banda é esse mesmo mais os caras são bons pode conferir.
01-Take my Love
02-The End

BROTHER T. & FAMILY - DRILLIN OF THE ROCK

1 01 Merry Go Round
2 02 The Light We See
3 03 Souvenirs
4 04 Ardath
5 05 Spanish Blues
6 06 Door
7 07 Little Bird
8 08 After The War
9 09 Extra Hour
10 10 Chances

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C. A. QUINTET TRI THRU HELL 1968

01. Trip Thru Hell (part 1)

02. Colorado Mourning

03. Cold Spider

04. Underground Music

05. Sleepy Hollow Lane

06. Smooth As Silk

07. Trip Thru Hell (part 2)

Bonus Tracks

08. Dr. Of Philosophy

09. Blow To My Soul

10. Ain't No Doubt About It

11. Mickey's Monkey

12. I Put A Spell On You

13. I Shot The King

14. Fortune Teller's Lie

15. Sadie Lavone

16. Bury Me In A Marijuana Field

17. Colorado Mourning (alternate)

18. Underground Music (alternate)

19. Smooth As Silk (alternate)

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HUMBLIE PIE - Street Rats

Humble Pie uma banda de rock formada em 1969 por Steve Marriott (The Small Faces), Peter Frampton, Greg Ridley (ex-Spooky Tooth) e Jerry Shirley. Frampton deixou Humble Pie em 1971 para iniciar sua carreira solo.Com Dave Clempson substituindo a Frampton, Humble Pie evoluciona a um som más pesado de blues y soul.

Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitar

Mel Collins - Saxophone

Venetta Fields - Backing Vocals

Tim Hinkley - Keyboards

Clydie King - Backing Vocals

Steve Marriott - Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals

Greg Ridley - Bass

Jerry Shirley - Drums

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01. Street Rat (Marriott) - 2:52

02. Rock and Roll Music (Berry) - 2:55

03. We Can Work It Out (Lennon/McCartney) - 3:18

04. Scored Out (Clempson/Marriott) - 2:43

05. Road Hog (Marriott) - 3:08

06. Rain (McCartney/Lennon) - 5:58

07. There 'Tis (Marriott/Clempson) - 3:06

08. Let Me Be Your Lovemaker (Clarence Reid/Willie Clarke/Wright) - 5:57

09. Countryman Stomp (Ridley/Clempson) - 2:20

10. Drive My Car (Lennon/McCartney) - 3:43

11. Queens and Nuns (Humble Pie) - 3:04

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BEGGARS OPERA 1972

Banda escocesa de rock progresivo, uma mescla da música barroca e rock n roll. Simplemente excelente.


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01. Hobo (4:40)
02. MacArthur Park (8:20)
03. The Witch (5:26)
04. Pathfinder (3:44)
05. From Shark to Haggis (6:38)
06. Stretcher (4:50)
07. Madame Doubtfire (4:15)

- Martin Griffiths / lead vocals
- Alan Park / keyboards
- Ricky Gardiner / lead guitar and vocals
- Gordon Sellar / acoustic guitar & bass guitar and vocal
- Ray Wilson / drums
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A M E R I C A - 1972

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N O S T A L G I A

01 - Alberto Bourbón - Antes de ti no hubo antes

02 - Leo Dan - El amor estubo aquí

03 - Valen - Como te amé

04 - Nino Bravo - Como todos

05 - Ely Forcada - Mi rincón

06 - Errantes - Nuestro mundo

07 - Los Surcos - Te esperaré

08 - Bruno Lomas - Te busco

09 - Juan Bau - Podré volver a ti

10 - Nino Bravo - El tren se va

11 - Las Deblas - No es usted un matador

12 - Tormenta - Muchacho de Blue Jeans

13 - The Rocking Boys - Cuando llegue septiembre

14 - Camilo Sesto - Yo soy asi

15 - Tormenta - Llora, llora corazón

16 - Bertín Osborne - Lluvia en el mar

17 - Manolo Galván - Se me ha cansado el alma

18 - The Rocking Boys - Imán

19 - Valen - Manzanas azules

20 - Los Gritos - Se apaga el mundo

21 - Ernesto - Trenzas llevabas tu

22 - David - Gracias amor

23 - Christian Anders - El tren de ninguna parte

24 - Raphael - La canción del trabajador

25 - Micky - Soy asi

JAMES BROWN HELLS 1974

James Joseph Brown (Barnwell, Carolina del Sur, 3 de mayo de 1933 - Atlanta, Georgia, 25 de diciembre de 2006) cantante de funk y soul estadounidense, conocido también como "Soul Brother Number One", "Mr. Dynamite", "The Hardest-Working Man in Show Business", "Minister of The New Super-Heavy Funk", "Universal James", pero quizá su sobrenombre más famoso sea "the Godfather of Soul" (El Padrino del Soul).

Hell (1974)

1.Coldblodded

2.Hell

3.My Thang

4.Sayin' and Doin' It

5.Please, Please, Please

6.When the Saints Go Marching In

7.These Foolish Things Remind Me of You

8.Stormy Monday

9.A Man Has to Go…

10.Sometime

11.I Can't Stand It

12.Lost Someone

13.Don't Tell a Lie on Me…

14.Papa Don't Take No Mess

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L O B O - Introducing LoBo 1971

• LP Record
• Label: Big Tree Records
• ASIN: B0016RDFHG

Introduction;
/Me And You And A Dog Named Boo
/The Albatross
/We'll Make It Different...I Know We Will
/A Little Different
/Reaching Out For Someone
/She Didn't Do Magic
/Little Joe
/I'm The Only One
/We'll Be One By Two Today
/Another Hill To Climb

GARRY PUCKETT & The Union Gap

1. Woman, Woman - Gary Puckett, Glaser, Jim

2. Let's Give Adam and Eve Another Chance - Gary Puckett, Mainegra, R.

3. To Love Somebody - Gary Puckett, Gibb, Barry

4. Young Girl - Gary Puckett, Clark, Dee

5. Lady Willpower - Gary Puckett, Fuller, Jerry [2]

6. Kentucky Woman - Gary Puckett, Diamond, Neil

7. This Girl Is a Woman Now - Gary Puckett, Bernstein, A.

8. Over You - Gary Puckett, Fuller, Jerry [2]

9. Could I - Gary Puckett, Fuller, J.

10. Daylight Stranger - Gary Puckett, Fuller, J.

THE CLASSIC IV -The Best Of

1. Spooky 2:55
2. Mary, Mary Row Your Boat 2:09
3. Everyday With You Girl 2:34
4. Change Of Heart 2:59
5. Traces 2:48
6. Stormy 2:50
7. 24 Hours Of Loneliness 2:07
8. Something I'll Remember 2:34
9. Soul Train 2:45
10. Sunny 2:45

ROD STEWART - NEVER A DULL MOMENT 1972

1. True Blue - Rod Stewart, Stewart, Rod

2. Lost Paraguayos - Rod Stewart, Stewart, Rod

3. Mama, You Been on My Mind - Rod Stewart, Dylan, Bob

4. Italian Girls - Rod Stewart, Stewart, Rod

5. Angel - Rod Stewart, Hendrix, Jimi

6. Interludings - Rod Stewart, Wood, A.

7. You Wear It Well - Rod Stewart, Stewart, Rod

8. I'd Rather Go Blind - Rod Stewart, Foster, Bill

9. Twistin' the Night Away - Rod Stewart, Cooke, Sam

TE DIXIE CHICKS - Shouldn' t a Told You That

1. Whistles And Bells

2. I'm Falling Again

3. Shouldn't A Told You That

4. Desire

5. There Goes My Dream

6. One Heart Away

7. The Thrill Is In The Chase

8. I Wasn't Looking For You

9. I've Only Got Myself To Blame

10. Planet Of Love

The Nothing Hillbillies-Missing 1988

01. Railroad Worksong
02. Bewildered
03. Your Own Sweet Way
04. Run Me Down
05. One Way Gal
06. Blues Stay Away From Me
07. Will You Miss Me
08. Please Baby
09. Weapon Of Prayer
10. That's Where I Belong
11. Feel Like Going Home