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AUDIENCE: (1969) Audience @ 256 CBR
Track List:1. Banquet2. Poet3. Waverley Stage Coach4. River Boat Queen5. Harlequin6. Heaven Was an Island7. Too Late I’m Gone8. Maidens Cry9. Pleasant Convalescence10. Leave It Unsaid11. Man on Box12. House on the Hill13. Paper Round [#][*]14. Going So…
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LOWELL FULSON: (2004) Classic Cuts 1946-1953 (JSP BOXSET – 4CDS) @ VBR
CD — A: Oakland California 1946 to 1953 This isn’t a rags-to-riches story, even though travelling the world and entretaining millions during a fifty-year career would be a solid foundation for it to be. Like his fellow innovators T-Bone Walker and…
The Roadhouse 172
The 172nd Roadhouse Podcast features new music from Homemade Jamz Bues Band and Janiva Magness, public domain music from Sister Rosetta Tharp, and great cuts from Elvin Bishop and John Hammond. With a groove from start to finish, it’s truly another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 172nd Roadhouse Podcast.
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CD — B: Oakland California – 1947 to 1948.
After the first releases did so well, Geddins recorded Fulson again with a different set of musicians. ”Oh yeah, when I put out Trouble Blues, oh man! I went to Texas and everywhere and they were waiting to see me when I got there. With Trouble Blues …
CD — C: Oakland, Los Angeles Califronia – 1948-1949
The next session, with Earl Brown and Lloyd Glenn’s rhythm section, brought forth an even bigger success. Blue Shadows b/w Low Society Blues, entered the chart in August and hit the No. 1 R&B spot towards the end of October 1950. Billboard gave it…
CD — D: Los Angeles California – 1951 to 1953
In November, Billboard noted that Lowell had recorded eighteen sides for Swing Time and that the first to be released in early December would be Why Can’t You Cry For Me’ and the instrumental Blues With A Feelin’. By now, Lowell was locked into a rele…
JEFF BECK: (1995) Best Of Beck @ VBR
British guitar god Jeff Beck has had one of those careers that is not easy to anthologize. He has a reputation for being “difficult,” doesn’t sign his own songs and only occasionally writes his own material. Combined with the fact that he’s had only a …
SANTANA: (1998) Abraxas @ VBR
Santana’s 1970 follow-up to their Woodstock-propelled smash ‘69 debut found leader Carlos Santana further expanding his San Francisco group’s already broad musical boundaries. To wit: two hit singles that emanated from opposite ends of the spectrum–”B…
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