Kylie - The Loco-Motion Live @ Des and Mel (Acapella) [VIDEO]

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The Beatles - Primal Colours (Unreleased Album) 1968

This was an intended release from 1968, but was pulled at the last minute. Many of these tracks would, however, later see the light of day, in slightly different form, in the wonderful White Album released later in 1968.

In May 1968, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison assembled at Kinfauns, George Harrison’s home in Esher, and demoed 23 songs. The majority of these songs were conceived during the group's visit to Rishikesh, India in the spring of 1968, where they undertook a transcendental meditation course with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

Track list:

1. Brian Epstein Blues
2. Back In The U.S.S.R.
3. A Case of The Blues
4. Blackbird
5. Piggies
6. Birthday
7. Yer Blues
8. Mother Natures Son
9. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
10. Child Of Nature
11. Helter Skelter
12. Junk
13. Honey Pie
14. Old Brown Shoe

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KYLIE WoW [VIDEO]

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KYLIE - In My Arms [VIDEO]

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Holly Golightly - Main Attraction

Release Date: Jun 5, 2001
By the time of her second solo release -- issued the same year Holly Golightly hung up her Thee Headcoatees go-go boots -- she had already established a separate identity from that lively garage rock combo. Sure, you'll still recognize that unmistakably cool, acerbic voice, but like her debut, The Good Things, Main Attraction falls into another genre altogether. Although it shares the pop smarts of Thee Headcoatees' best work (most of which consisted of covers or Billy Childish-penned originals), garage has been replaced by folk and country, and punk by soul and R&B. Meanwhile, the crazed horns on "If I Should Ever Leave" give that particular number a ska feel, while the languid psychedelia of "The Sign" and "Seashells" evokes the Paisley Underground of 1980s outfits like Rainy Day and Opal. To say that her sophomore effort, which was originally released in a limited edition by Germany's Teenage Kicks, represents a more "mature" Golightly -- which it does -- makes it sound as if she'd gone "soft," but nothing could be further from the truth. It's eclectic, to be sure, but slick or boring -- never. Main Attraction was reissued by the U.K.'s Damaged Goods in 2001.
CD covers included

Track list:

1 So Far Up There 2:32
2 I Thought Wrong 2:48
3 Just Once 2:33
4 Dropsy 2:16
5 If I Should Ever Leave 3:01
6 The Sign 3:07
7 An Eye for an Empty Heart 3:14
8 King of Everything 2:39
9 The Better of Me 2:30
10 Fallapart 2:21
11 Seashells 3:10
12 Gullible's Travels 1:57

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Holly Golightly - Good Things

Release Date: Oct 5, 1995
Holly Golightly's solo debut is quite a departure from her usual gig as a member of the garage-rocking, Billy Childish-sponsored group Thee Headcoatees. But for a couple of tracks, Golightly and Thee Headcoatees drummer Bruce Brand create a low-key and introspective musical mood. The overall sound is still raw and live, but the tempos and performances are relaxed. Golightly's voice is very intimate and conversational. She sounds especially good when she harmonizes with herself to create a girl group sound. The songs she wrote are filled with wit and verve and not a little anger. The title track is a classic "you hurt me, you suck" type of song; in fact, most of the songs here are. It is a real broken-hearted breakup record. And Golightly has the good sense to cover a Wreckless Eric song, "Comedy Time." Good Things is a strong debut that definitely points the way to good things to come from Holly Golightly.

Track list:

1 Virtually Happy 3:30
2 Listen 2:25
3 Wherever You Were 2:39
4 The Good Things 3:09
5 Expert 3:08
6 Comedy Time 3:00
7 Hold On 2:17
8 Without You 3:02
9 Anyotherway 3:00
10 The Ride #2 3:31
11 Every Word 3:14
12 The Last Time 2:20
13 Charm 2:54
14 Headstart 1:13

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Holly Golightly - Pinky, Please Come Back [SINGLE]

Track list:

01.I Can't Be Trusted
02.Cardtable

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Holly Golightly - Girl in the Shower [SINGLE]

Track list:

01.Till I Get
02.Waiting Room

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Holly Golightly - Laugh It All Up

Track List:

1. Sally Go Round the Roses
2. If I Could Just Be Loved by You
3. Mellow Down Easy
4. I Can't Stand It
5. Candy Man
6. Look for Me Baby
7. Don't Lie to Me
8. Too Much Going for You
9. It's All over Now
10. Troubles on My Mind
11. Getting Mighty Crowded
12. You Ain't No Big Thing
13. Sand
14. Hold Me Baby [Album Version]
15. This Happens
16. Candle Song
17. If I Should Ever Leave
18. Mary-Ann
19. Hold Me Baby [E.P. Version]
20. Good Enough
21. High Time
22. Until I Find You

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Gram Parsons & Flying Burrito Brothers - Gram Parsons Archives Vol.1_Live at the Avalon Ballroom 1969

Release Date: Nov 6, 2007
Recording Date: 1967-Apr 6, 1969
It's very easy to underestimate the importance of Gram Parsons to American music. He never had anything close to a hit, and while he was pivotal in the creation of country-rock, and by rote, alternative country, none of his direct efforts at it (the Byrds' Sweetheart of the Rodeo, an album and a half with the Flying Burrito Brothers, his own two solo albums) stirred up any kind of mass public acceptance. Yet three decades and on past his death, Parsons' fragile version of what he called "cosmic American music" (a seamless blending of country, blues and rock) continues to make him a both a cult figure and a continuing influence on musicians traveling a similar path and synthesis in the 21st century. Parsons probably came closest to realizing his "cosmic American music" dream during his brief stay as a founding member of the Flying Burrito Brothers, and so this double-disc release, which features well-recorded live sets from 1969 of the original Burritos lineup (Parsons, Chris Hillman, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Chris Ethridge, and Mike Clarke) opening two shows for the Grateful Dead at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco on April 4 and April 6, is a true archival treasure, perhaps doubly so because it comes direct from the famed Grateful Dead tape vault. The real surprise here is the sound quality, which is excellent, and it's easy to hear Parsons and Hillman work their sometimes unsteady (but endearingly unsteady) vocal harmonies while all of the band instrumentation is mixed back a bit (but not alarmingly so, every nuance is audible). The band sounds limber and fresh, and the versions here of "Close Up the Honky Tonks," Little Richard's "Lucille" (one version each night, with the April 6 rendition being a tad faster), and Parsons and Hillman's compositional masterpiece, "Sin City" (again, two versions, one each night), are vintage Burritos in full glorious flight. There are also inspired covers of Hank Williams' "You Win Again" and George Jones' "She Once Lived Here," which gains a kind of fragile emotional power when filtered through Parsons' frail, halting vocal approach. Also included in the set are two demo recordings, a delicate harmony workout on Phil Everly's "When Will I Be Loved" from 1967, and a gorgeous solo piano version of "Thousand Dollar Wedding" taped in 1969, and which is, hands down, the emotional highlight of this collection. Fans of Parsons and the Flying Burrito Brothers are going to love Gram Parsons Archive, Vol.1 and the solid sound quality of these recordings will no doubt surprise and delight. A real find.

Personnel:
Gram Parsons: Lead Vocal, Guitar, Piano
Chris Hillman: Guitar, Backup Vocals
Sneaky Pete Kleinow: Pedal Steel
Chris Ethridge: Bass
Michael Clarke: Drums

CD 1 Recorded April 4, 1969

1. Close Up the Honky Tonks (Red Simpson) 2:38
2. Dark End Of the Street (Chips Moman/Dan Penn) 3:57
3. Medley: Undo the Right/Somebody's Back In Town (Willie Nelson/Hank Cochran)(Don Helms/Theodore Wilburn/Doyle Wilburn) 3:16
4. She Once Lived Here (Autry Inman) 3:54
5. We've Got To Get Ourselves Together (Bonnie Bramlett/Delaney Bramlett/Carl Radle) 3:31
6. Lucille (Richard Penniman/Albert Collins) 2:38
7. Hot Burrito #1 (Ethridge/Parsons) 3:40
8. Hot Burrito #2 (Ethridge/Parsons) 4:05
9. Long Black Limousine (Vern Stovall) 3:38
10. Mental Revenge (Mel Tillis) 3:07
11. Sin City (Parsons/Hillman) 4:02
Bonus Tracks (two unreleased home recordings: "Thousand Dollar Wedding", recorded in Los Angeles in 1969 by Jimmi Seiter, and "When Will I Be Loved," recorded in New York City in 1967, also by Seiter.):
12. Thousand Dollar Wedding (Parsons) 4:24
13. When Will I Be Loved (Phil Everly) 2:16

Disc 1 finishes with

CD 2 Recorded April 6, 1969

1. Medley: Undo the Right/Somebody's Back In Town (Willie Nelson/Hank Cochran)(Don Helms/Theodore Wilburn/Doyle Wilburn) 3:16
2. She Once Lived Here (Autry Inman) 4:06
3. Mental Revenge (Mel Tillis) 3:13
4. We've Got To Get Ourselves Together (Bonnie Bramlett/Delaney Bramlett/Carl Radle) 3:43
5. Lucille (Richard Penneman/Albert Collins) 2:39
6. Sin City (Parsons/Hillman) 4:08
7. You Win Again (Hank Williams) 3:06
8. Hot Burrito #1 (Ethridge/Parsons) 3:53
9. Hot Burrito #2 (Ethridge/Parsons) 4:00
10. You're Still On My Mind (Luke McDaniel) 2:34
11. Train Song (Parsons/Hillman) 3:43
12. Long Black Limousine (Vern Stovall) 3:15
13. Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) (Cindy Walker) 3:18
14. Do Right Woman (Chips Moman/Dan Penn) 5:01

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Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, June 1973

Bootleg
Gram Parsons and The Fallens Angels with Emmylou Harris
Tower Theatre, Upper Darby, June 1973
With special guests:
Clarence White
Gene Parsons
Chris Ethridge
Sneaky Pete Kleinow
Roger Bush
CD covers icluded

Track list:

01. Devil In Disguise
02. Tried So Hard
03. We'll Sweep Out The Ashes
04. Streets Of Baltimore
05. Hickory Wind
06. Country Baptizing
07. Love Hurts
08. Hot Burrito # 2
09. Six Days On The Road
10. Sin City
11. Wheels

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Holly Golightly - Up the Empire

Release Date: Feb 10, 1998
On this laid-back live outing, Holly Golightly sounds a little like a caffeinated Kendra Smith (Opal, Rainy Day). She eschews psych-rock in favor of folk, blues, and low-key R&B, but her insouciant delivery evokes a similar sort of casual, romantic world weariness -- not unlike the iconic character so enchantingly portrayed by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's. The performances are loose and appealing, with spare instrumental backing spiked by frequent blasts of harmonica. The country-tinged original "If I Should Ever Leave" features the welcome addition of slide guitar and violin. There are plenty of whoops and hollers during the more rocking numbers -- from the audience or from the band; it's hard to tell -- but they rarely overwhelm or distract from the music. Up the Empire may not be the best place to start with Ms. Golightly's oeuvre, but it isn't a bad place to end up -- especially if you'd like to re-create the experience of an intimate, neon-lit juke joint where all the kids meet to tap their toes, snap their fingers, and clap their hands to the slinky beat.

Track list:

1 Won't Go Out
2 I Can't Stand It
3 Come the Day
4 You Ain't No Big Thing
5 If I Should Ever Leave
6 The Ride
7 Troubles on My Mind
8 An Eye for an Empty Heart
9 Believe Me
10 Look for Me Baby
11 It's All over Now
12 Mellow Down Easy
13 bonus track

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The B-52's - Dortmund 1983

Bootleg
Live @ Rock-pop Fest, Westfalenhallen, Dortmund, Germany
May 14, 1983

Track list:

1. For a Future Generation 04:15
2. Planet Claire 03:59
3. Mesopotamia 03:52
4. Big Bird 04:29
5. This Mess Around 05:03
6. Rock Lobster 05:18
7. Party Out Of Bounds 04:03

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Mark Ronson. feat Amy Winehouse - Valerie CDS

Track list:

01.Valerie (Baby J Remix Ft Rukus Prechaalex Blood And Malik)
02.Valerie (Baby J Remix With Out Mcs)
03.Valerie (Count Of Monte Cristal And Sinden Remix)
04.Valerie (Count Of Monte Cristal And Sinden Dub)
05.Valerie (Andy Cato Pack Up And Dance Remix)
06.Valerie (Andy Cato Pack Up And Dance Dub)
07.Valerie (Sugarrush Beat Company Remix)
08.Valerie (Sugarrush Beat Company Dub)
09.Valerie (Original)

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Live Session EP (iTunes Exclusive)

Track list:

Cheated Hearts
Diamond Sea (Sonic Youth cover)
Gold Lion
Turn Into

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Bjork - Wanderlust [CDS Promo]

White labels are promotional vinyls released prior to release dates to clubs and press

Track list:

Wanderlust (Radio Edit)
Wanderlust (Matthew Herbert Mix)
Wanderlust (Ratatat Remix)

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Johnny Cash - Sings the Ballads of the True West [Bonus Track]

Release Date: Aug 27, 2002
Recording Date: Aug 14, 1959-Mar 23, 1965
One of the projects Johnny Cash wanted to do when he was on Sun Records was to record an album of songs from the Old West. Of course, Sam Phillips wouldn't hear of it, but the idea -- along with concept albums of gospel, train songs, and others -- all came to fruition when he moved to Columbia Records. This concept album is a 20-track set that combines songs and narrations, the bulk of which were recorded in 1965 (the lone exception is Carl Perkins' "The Ballad of Boot Hill," which originates from a 1959 session). The booklet includes Johnny's original liner notes to the album, along with song-by-song comments. One of Cash's best concept albums. [The 2002 CD reissue adds two tracks: the Peter LaFarge song "Rodeo Hand" (recorded at the sessions and eventually issued on a Bear Family import), and a one-minute instrumental alternate take of LaFarge's "Stampede."]
CD covers included

Track list:

1 Hiawatha's Vision 2:25
2 The Road to Kaintuck 2:43
3 The Shifting Whispering Sands, Pt. 1 2:54
4 The Ballad of Boot Hill 3:48
5 I Ride an Old Paint 2:58
6 Hardin Wouldn't Run 4:19
7 Mr. Garfield 4:35
8 The Streets of Laredo 3:39
9 Johnny Reb 2:50
10 A Letter from Home 2:35
11 Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie 2:26
12 Mean as Hell 3:07
13 Sam Hall 3:15
14 25 Minutes to Go 3:14
15 The Blizzard 3:53
16 Sweet Betsy from Pike 3:57
17 Green Grow the Lilacs 2:47
18 Stampede 4:01
19 The Shifting Whispering Sands, Pt. 2 2:28
20 Reflections 2:48
21 Rodeo Hand 2:27
22 Stampede 1:07

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Billy Childish & Holly Golightly - In Blood

Release Date: Dec 14, 1999
An excellent addition to the catalog of British garage-punk, icon Billy Childish teams up here with chanteuse Holly Golightly of thee Headcoatees. Her group is the female companion to his legendary Headcoats, and the duo share a passion for the monotony of lurching mono-chord riffs. Hence, In Blood is a concept album based around a message -- that three chords is too many. Backed by the Medway Delta Review, the band is effectively the Headcoats with the addition of Johnny Gibb of the Wildebeests. The group burn through a series of variations on the E chord -- staggering the beat and twisting the riff into every possible variation within the formula. The duos combined voices and lyrical wit make In Blood a kind of post-punk Lee Hazlewood/Nancy Sinatra affair. A compelling highlight in the expansive cannons of Billy Childish and Holly Golightly this comes highly recommended.

Track list:

1 Step Out 3:14
2 In Blood 3:16
3 Let Me Know You 3:28
4 You Got That Thing 3:00
5 Demolition Girl 3:42
6 Upside Mine 3:22
7 You Move Me 5:35
8 I Believe 3:51
9 It's a Natural Fact 2:24
10 I'm the Robber 3:06
11 Move on Up 3:35
12 Hold Me 3:12

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The Beatles - Lord of Madness

Soundboard bootleg
Recorded at EMI studio and TRIDENT studio 1968

Track list:

01.Hey Jude [05:34]
02.Revolution [03:19]
03.I'm So Tired [02:07]
04.Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey [02:30]
05.Sour Milk Sea [03:32]
06.Circles [02:14]
07.While My Guitar Gently Weeps [03:14]
08.Julia [02:49]
09.Not Guilty [03:20]
10.What's the New Mary Jane [06:31]
11.Yer Blues [04:34]
12.Helter Skelter [04:30]
13.Cry Baby Cry [00:52]
14.Revolution No. 9 [07:45]
15.Good Night [03:05]

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Groove Armada - I See You Baby [Fatboy Slim Remix] [VIDEO]

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A John Waters Christmas

A John Waters Christmas is the type of kitschy Christmas compilation one would expect from the cult director, featuring such gems as Roger Christian's reading of "Little Mary Christmas," the ballad of an orphaned girl who is passed up for adoption year after year until Santa Claus finally brings her a new set of parents, and Tiny Tim's rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," which is, in all earnestness, one of the most uplifting and beautifully sincere versions of the song ever recorded. Certainly the holiday season is the perfect time to exercise musical novelty, considering that any holiday CD will stay on the shelf for the majority of the year. Waters has picked the best and fuzziest numbers for this set, including (oddly) a modern composition by Chicago indie provocateurs the Coctails, which features Sea and Cake multi-instrumentalist Archer Prewitt. Their lovely contribution, "First Snowfall," fits into the scope of the collection remarkably well, snuggled between Rita Faye Wilson's charming "Sleigh Bells, Reindeer and Snow" and the brilliant album closer, "Santa Claus Is a Black Man." A John Waters Christmas is a great set to break in and celebrate the season with, no doubt, and there is little overlap with any other holiday releases. It should be noted that the bitter "Here Comes Fatty Claus," sung from the perspective of Santa's overworked and underappreciated employees (led by Rudolph), elevates this collection to the "Parental Advisory: Explicit Content" level, but this should be no surprise for fans of John Waters' productions.

Track list:

01.Fat Daddy - Fat Daddy
02.Tiny Tim - Rudolph The Red Nosed
03.Stormy Weather - Christmas Time Is Coming
04.Little Cindy - Happy Birthday Jesus
05.Rudolph And Gang - Here Comes Fatty Claus
06.Roger Christian - Little Mary Christmas
07.Big Dee Irwin And Little Eva - I Wish You A Merry Christmas
08.Jimmy Donley - Santa! Don't Pass Me By
09.Alvin And The Chipmunks - Sleigh Ride
10.Rita Faye Wilson - Sleigh Bells, Reindeer & Snow
11.Coctails - First Snowfall
12.Akim & The Teddy Vann Production Company - Santa Claus Is A Black Man

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A Date with John Waters

The last time the beloved cult director released a mix album under his own name, he gathered together an odd, intriguing, and nonstop fun passel of Christmas tunes. This time the auteur behind Hairspray, Pink Flamingos, and Polyester would like to suggest tunes to play on your next date -- with him. Of course, were you actually to date John Waters (and it's hard to imagine that John Waters has ever been on a real date), you should be aware going in that the man has pretty eclectic taste and a real sense of humor, and that he's something of a perv. So you would have to appreciate a collection that sets off with Patience and Prudence's virginal '50s ballad "Tonight You Belong to Me" (with a name like Patience and Prudence you expected something lurid?) and then dives right into Elton Motello's late-'70s punk onslaught "Jet Boy Jet Girl," with its graphic account of gay sex ("Jet boy, jet girl, gonna take you 'round the world/Jet boy, I'm gonna make you penetrate, I'm gonna make you be a girl"). It doesn't get any less kooky from there. Clarence "Frogman" Henry's "Ain't Got No Home" is a classic N'awlins R&B AM radio staple, but in this context it somehow ends up sounding nasty. Ditto for Ray Charles' "Night Time Is the Right Time." Of course, Waters would want to spin the late "Egg Lady" Edith Massey's version of the Four Seasons' "Big Girls Don't Cry," but it's a mite surprising that the mustachioed one would choose something as relatively sedate as "In Spite of Ourselves," by the singer/songwriters John Prine and Iris DeMent. (Maybe he thought her name was Iris Demented.) Josie Cotton's '80s sensation "Johnny Are You Queer?" is a natural fit, as is Mink Stole's "Sometimes I Wish I Had a Gun." Less so Dean Martin's "Hit the Road to Dreamland" and Eileen Barton's "If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake." Well, maybe not such a surprise on that last one, if you know how John Waters' mind works.

Track list:

01.Patience and Prudence - Tonight You Belong To Me
02.Elton Motello - Jet Boy Jet Girl
03.Clarence Frogman Henry - Ain't Got No Home
04.Mildred Bailey and Her Swing Band - I'd Love To Take Orders From You
05.John Prine with Iris Defflent - In Spite Of Ourselves
06.Ike and Tina Turner - All I Can Do Is Cry
07.Edith Massey - Big Girls Don't Cry
08.Earl Grant - Imitation Of Life
09.Mink Stole - Sometimes I Wish I Had A Gun
10.Josie Cotton - Johnny Are You Queer
11.Ray Charles - The Right Time
12.Dean Martin - Hit The Road To Dreamland
13.Eileen Barton with the New Yorkers - If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked A Cake
14.Shirley and Lee - Bewildered

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Stereo Total - Juke Box Alarm

Release Date: Dec 7, 1999
Singing in German, French, English, Japanese, and Italian, Stereo Total are an über-hip, ultra-Euro electro-pop group from Berlin, who are capable of inducing massive booty wiggling. Infectious in the extreme, this foursome employs brash pop grooves, crunchy techno beats, and kitschy, cheese-ball lyrics to create what they like to call "sissy disco." On Juke-Box Alarm, the song "Heaven's in the Back Seat of My Cadillac" sounds like Thai hooker karaoke, while numbers like "Touche-Moi," "Party Anticonformiste," and "Nouvelle Vague" are fun, fabulous, and chic like some flashy, coiffed French maiden. This is a party platter that will keep things going until the wee hours. [Juke-Box Alarm was reissued in 2006 by Kill Rock Stars.]

Track list:

1 Holiday Inn 2:33
2 Comicstripteasegirl 1:41
3 Sweet Charlotte 1:31
4 Touche-Moi/Fass Mich Ann 2:23
5 Crazy Horse 2:57
6 Supercool 3:34
7 Les Minets 3:34
8 Oh Yeah 1:24
9 Film d'Horreur 1:46
10 Vertigo 2:02
11 Heaven Is in the Back Seat of My Cadillac 2:50
12 Der Schlüssel 2:20
13 Nouvelle Vague 1:36
14 Party Anticonformiste 2:12
15 Holiday Out 2:56
16 Bonus Track 1:41

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Holly Golightly - Down Gina's at 3

Release Date: May 25, 2004
If anyone in rock & roll these days deserves to be called a chanteuse, it's Holly Golightly. While most vocalists seemingly believe that bludgeoning their listeners with overblown displays of "soul" is the way to go, Golightly sings with a cool slink that communicates passion and fire through glorious understatement, and on her best records she's the closest thing to Peggy Lee or Julie London punk rock has ever spawned. Recorded live at a gig on her 2003 American tour (complete with banter between the star and her audience and frequent shouts of encouragement to drummer Bruce Brand), Down Gina's at 3 captures Holly in appropriately low-key form; while guitarist Eric Stein (ex-Greenhornes) can and does rock, for the most part he has the good sense to lay back and conjure a spare, bluesy backdrop for Holly to embroider with her voice, and while one might wish that Holly was a bit higher in the mix on these tapes (which appear to be straight-to-two-track from the audience), hearing her voice play peekaboo with the band suits both the material and the performer just fine. In the tradition of a great jazz singer, here Holly is singing with the band, not over them, and the casual but heartfelt tone of this performance works like a charm. And the choice of material is fine indeed, with Golightly taking "Sally Go Round the Roses" and "This Strange Effect" and making them her own, while her own tunes (such as "Wherever You Are" and "Walk a Mile") are every bit as striking. While Ko and the Knockouts join Holly on-stage for a ragged but right encore, Down Gina's at 3 is truly at its best when Golightly and her combo are winding their way through something slow and quiet; her genius is being able to say so much with so little, and this recording proves that sort of magic is hardly limited to the recording studio.

Track list:

01.Wherever You Were
02.Directly From My Heart
03.Length of Pipe
04.Walk a Mile
05.Slowly But Surely
06.This Wondrous Day
07.Further on Up the Road
08.Won't Go Out
09.Black Night
10.Can't Stand to See Your Face
11.Sally Go Round the Roses
12.Your Love is Mine
13.Nothing You Can Say
14.No Big Thing
15.Empty Heart
16.Strange Effect
17.Run Cold
18.I Had a Dream
19.Crow Jane
20.Shot Down

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Holly Golightly - Painted On

Release Date: Aug 12, 1997
Golightly's 1997 album happily kept her own playful vibe going just as it should, combining home and Toerag Studio recordings into another stew of bluesy garage rock and R&B sass. Assisted by her usual crew of backing musicians, like drummer Bruce Brand and guitarist Dan Melchoir (not to mention Baine Watson as "the hick"), Golightly assays originals for the most part, kicking off with the well-groovy "Run Cold." There's one great cover, though: Hattie Hart's old Memphis blues classic "I Let My Daddy Do That," with just Golightly and Melchoir on the track, coming with an appropriately recorded on the porch in 1920 vibe. Most of the album has a distinct midcentury vibe, blending styles and arrangements to sound like a bit of never-never land Americana. The title track is a definite winner, caught somewhere between a slow, rockabilly ballad, cool dismissive '60s pop/psych and Golightly's own particular vibe. Concluding number "Anyway You Like It" is another good listen; both a touch wistful and sharp, its slow pace and harp from George Sueref wrapping things up with a bit of gentle melancholy. Handling production and keeping everything sounding just the way she wants, Golightly comes up with some fun and atmospheric touches, like her self-duet on "Indeed You Do," switching between direct mic singing and from-one-room-over compression. Individual kudos: Brand's swinging drums on the romantic warning sign "A Length of Pipe," Melchoir's own songwriting contribution to the album, Mat Radford's "whistlin'" on the agreeably twangy "One Kiss," and the group instrumental "Snake Eyed," with fine slide guitar from Ed Deegan.

Track list:

01.Run Cold
02.Indeed You Do
03.I Let My Daddy Do That
04.For All This
05.Painted On
06.A Length Of Pipe
07.One More Fact
08.Snake Eyed
09.One Kiss
10.Anyway You Like It

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Feist - My Moon My Man EP

Track list:

01.My Man My Moon (3:06)
02.The Water (4:45)
03.My Moon My Man (Boys Noize Remix) (6:40)

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Feist - 1234 EP

"1234" is a song from Feist's third studio album, The Reminder. It is Feist's most successful single to date.

Track list:

01.1234 (Album Version)
02.1234 (Van She Technological Remix)
03.Intuition (Live At The Danforth Music Hall)

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Josh Rouse & Kurt Wagner - Chester EP

Release Date: Sep 14, 1999
The follow-up to Josh Rouse's acclaimed debut is even more promising than its predecessor: for the five-song Chester, Rouse sought out lyrics from the great Kurt Wagner, the mastermind behind Nashville freakshow Lambchop, and the result is a gorgeously understated record that plays beautifully to the strengths of both artists. Despite the seeming schism between the two, Rouse's bright, chiming songs fit Wagner's darkly surreal vignettes like a glove, at times (as on the superb opener, "Something You Could Always Tell") even co-opting Lambchop's orchestral touches to stunning effect; here's hoping a full-length collaboration is in their future.

Track list:

1.Somehow You Could Always Tell 2:54
2.That's What I Know 3:31
3.Table Dance 6:10
4.65 3:28
5.I Couldn't Wait 4:05

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Wilco - Sky, Blue Sky_Tour EP

Track list:

01.The Thanks I Get
02.Let's Not Get Carried Away
03.One True Vine
04.Impossible Germany (Live)
05.Hate it Here (Live)

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Wilco - More Like the Moon EP

Released: April 23, 2003
More Like the Moon EP (also called Bridge and Australian EP) was originally released as a bonus disc to the Australian version of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. The band ended up releasing the EP via the band's website in 2003 to any who had bought Yankee Hotel Foxtrot. The EP features an alternate version of Kamera, four previously unreleased songs (A Magazine Called Sunset, More Like The Moon, Woodgrain, and Bob Dylan's 49th Beard) and an earlier take of Handshake Drugs, a song that was retooled for A Ghost Is Born.

Track list:

1. Camera 3:44
2. Handshake Drugs 5:11
3. Woodgrain 1:42
4. A Magazine Called Sunset 2:39
5. Bob Dylan's 49th Beard 2:20
6. More Like the Moon 6:07

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Dusty Springfield - Dusty The Complete BBC Sessions

Release Date: Jun 4, 2007
Recording Date: Jul 26, 1962-May 1, 1970
This 22-track CD isn't exactly the "complete" group of sessions Dusty Springfield recorded for the BBC. It's just all of the ones that have survived in good sound quality; there were some others, sadly, that the radio network didn't preserve (including her first solo session in November 1963, and performances of some songs she never put on her official record releases). Fortunately, the 22 that do remain (including three she recorded in July 1962 in a pop-folk style as part of the Springfields) make for a good and lengthy disc. True, it's a little short on the prime bonuses that 1960s BBC rock comps usually offer, namely songs that were never included on standard releases. But there are a half dozen of those, all of them quality covers that suit her style, including Bobby Lewis' "Tossin' and Turnin'," Stevie Wonder's "Uptight (Everything's Alright)," Dee Dee Warwick's "We're Doing Fine," the Rascals' "Good Lovin'," Jackie Wilson's "Higher and Higher (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me)," and the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody." The other tracks include BBC renditions of some of her hits ("Wishin' and Hopin'," "Little by Little," "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me," "Son of a Preacher Man," "I Just Don't Know What to with Myself," "Little by Little"), though there are just as many lesser-known tunes from her '60s releases (including two notably different versions, oddly enough, of Betty Everett's "I Can't Hear You [No More]"). In common with many BBC releases, the arrangements and performances of the songs she also cut for records aren't too different from the studio versions; in fact, since Springfield habitually employed pretty elaborate orchestral production, they're noticeably thinner. But they're still good, and detectably different from their more familiar official counterparts. That's what you want from a BBC collection, and in some ways it's actually a more consistent listen than most of Springfield's non-best-of albums, since almost every song is a soulful pop number that suits her strengths.

Track list:

01) Swahili Papa [Russ Conway Show 26.07.62]
02) Dear John [Russ Conway Show 26.07.62]
03) Say I Won't BeThere [Ken Dodd Show 14.07.63]
04) La Bamba [Top Gear 16.07.64]
05) Tossin' andTurnin' [Top Gear 16.07.64]
06) I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself [Top Gear 16.07.64]
07) I Can't Hear You (No More) [Top Gear 10.11.64]
08) Wishin' and Hopin' [Top Gear 10.11.64]
09) Losing You [Top Gear 10.11.64]
10) I Can't Hear You (No More) [Saturday Club 05.07.65]
11) In the Middle of Nowhere [Saturday Club 05.07.65]
12) Mockingbird [Saturday Club 05.07.65]
13) Little By Little [Saturday Club 24.01.66]
14) Uptight (Everything's Alright) [Saturday Club 24.01.66]
15) Chained to a Memory [Saturday Club 24.01.66]
16) We're Doing Fine [Saturday Club 12.04.66]
17) Every Ounce of Strength [Saturday Club 12.04.66]
18) You Don't Have to Say You Love Me [Saturday Club 12.04.66]
19) Good Lovin' [Saturday Club 12.04.66]
20) To Love Somebody [DLT 05.01.70]
21) Son of a Preacher Man [DLT 05.01.70]
22) (Your Love Has Lifted Me) Higher and Higher [DLT 05.01.70]

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Dusty Springfield - Losing You [VIDEO]

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mum - summer make good [VIDEO]

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Nina Nastasia - Acoustic BCB radio session

This session is taken from BCB Radio (Bradford Community Broadcasting) on the 20th November 2006, when Nina Nastasia went in to record a few songs for Albert Freeman. The songs are all from Nina's LP On Leaving'.

Track list:

01.Treehouse Song
02.On Old Woman
03.Jims Room
04.Stormy Weather [taken from the "Dogs" LP]

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Feist - SWR3 Pop Festival 2007

SWR3 New Pop Festival, Kurhaus, Baden- Baden, September 20, 2007

Track list:

01.When I Was A Young Girl
02.So Sorry
03.The Limit To Your Love
04.Mushaboom
05.I Feel It All
06.Secret Heart
07.Inside And Out
08.The Water
09.Sea Lion Woman
10.1234
11.Let It Die
12.My Moon My Man

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The B-52's - Live in Jamaica 1982

The Jamaica World Music Festival, Bob Marley Memorial Performing Center , Freeport Zone
Montego Bay, Jamaica
November 27, 1982
Soundboard

Track list:

01 [cuts in] Party Out of Bounds 2:30
02 Give Me Back My Man 5:54
03 Planet Claire 3:55
04 Throw That Beat In The Garbage Can 3:56
05 Lava 4:10
06 Mesopotamia 4:17
07 6060-842 3:34
08 52 Girls 3:11
09 Dance This Mess Around 4:18
10 Rock Lobster 5:10
11 Private Idaho 3:14
12 outro goodbye & announcer 1:51

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Johnny Cash - Bring It Back Alive

Concert from 25th Aug. 1990, Rocky Gap Festival, Cumberland, Maryland

Track list:

01.Ring of Fire
02.Folsom Prison Blues
03.Sunday Morning Coming Down
04.Get Rhythm
05.Any Old Wind That Blows
06.Under the Double Eagle
07.Ride This Train
08.Five Feet high And Rising
09.Picking Time
10.Busted
11.No Setting Sun
12.Hey Porter
13.Ragged Old Flag
14.You Win Again
15.Big River
16.I Still Miss Someone
17.Call Me the Breeze
18.Tennessee Flat Top Box
19.Ghost Riders in the Sky
20.Jackson
21.If I Were a Carpenter
22.Far Side Banks of Jordan
23.Wreck of the Old 97
24.Gospel Boogie
25.Angel Band
26.The Fourth Man
27.I Walk the Line

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Nina Nastasia and Jim White - You Follow Me

Release Date: May 28, 2007
What do you get when you add Dirty Three/Tren Brothers drummer Jim White to a Nina Nastasia record? It all depends on what you are expecting to hear, of course. White was part of the spiny little band that accompanied Nastasia on her initial Fat Cat offering On Leaving in 2006. While that record was skeletal, this one is positively minimal, yet in some ways it is also bigger. With only White's syncopated, iconoclastic beatmaking as a foil, Nastasia is challenged to get her songs across with her guitar playing carrying more of the weight. White is not an accompanist here, he is a collaborator, even though he didn't write the songs. In just 31 minutes the pair look into the strange shapes and images that are at the root of her mostly hummable songs and stretch them to the breaking point. Steve Albini recorded the set at his Electrical Audio studio in Chicago, and his trademark is on White's drum sound, full of bassy tom toms and wispy brushwork, even as his bass drum and his rim shots color the end of each line Nastasia sings, and creates breaks in the heart of lyrics to underscore a line or two, offering a portal to the meaning of her sometimes elliptical lyrics, or providing a tunnel into the emotion in a song. Topically, You Follow Me has reflections on family, broken commitments, memory -- bitter and bittersweet -- and death. These are bright and shiny subjects to be sure, but Nastasia's voice emits tenderness no matter what she is singing, creating a sense of equanimity in all of it. Her notions of regret, reverence, anger and fear are all offered matter of factly, yet there is no doubt of her devotion to the truth a song dictates. White gets that vocal instrument, and he does his best to point toward it in every song.

Track list:

1 I've Been out Walking 3:18
2 I Write Down Lists 3:15
3 Odd Said the Doe 3:12
4 The Day I Would Bury You 2:55
5 Our Discussion 3:05
6 In the Evening 2:26
7 There Is No Train 2:26
8 Late Night 4:00
9 How Will You Love Me 3:24
10 I Come After You 3:17

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Mama Cass Elliot - Bubble Gum, Lemonade & Something for Mama

Japanese 24-bit digitally remastered reissue of the late Mamas & The Papas vocalist's 1969 solo album. Includes the original bonus track 'Make Your Own Kind Of Music'.

Track list:

1. It's Getting Better
2. Blow Me a Kiss
3. Sour Grapes
4. Easy Come, Easy Go
5. I Can Dream, Can't I
6. Welcome to the World
7. Lady Love
8. He's a Runner
9. Move in a Little Closer, Baby
10. When I Just Wear My Smile
11. Who's to Blame
12. Make Your Own Kind of Music

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Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball Demos & Outtakes

Outtakes from the 1995 album Wrecking Ball recorded at Woodland Studio, East Nashville, January 1995.

Track list:

01.All My Tears
02.Goodbye
03.Every Grain Of Sand
04.Orphan Girl
05.May This Be Love
06.Waltz Across Texas Tonight
07.Never Be Gold
08.Sweet Old World
09.Deeper Well
10.Still Water
11.How Will I Ever Be Simple Again
12.Wrecking Ball

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Amy Winehouse - Live in Berlin 2007

Live at Tempodrom, Berlin, Germany, Oct 15, 2007.

Track list:

01.Addicted
02.Just Friends
03.Tears Dry On Their Own
04.He Can Only Hold Her
05.Back to Black
06.Wake Up Alone
07.Love Is A Losing Game
08.Cupid
09.You're Wondering Now
10.Brother
11.You Know I'm No Good
12.Rehab
13.Me & Mr. Jones
14.Valerie

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Roy Orbison - 3 albums [Sings / Memphis / Milestones]

Roy Orbison - Sings [1972]

Roy Orbison was in his sixth year with MGM Records at the time he cut the songs for Sings -- he'd seen his fortunes wax and wane, mostly the latter, during that time, principally because, in his view, the label had never given his records the promotion they deserved; by contrast, London Records, which released the same recordings in Europe and the rest of the world, did promote them there, and he'd had major hits in Europe and Australia during this same extended dry spell in America. He still threw everything he had into his recordings, however, as can be heard here -- despite four different production credits spread among its 11 songs (including Orbison and his occasional writing partner and backup singer Joe Melson), it's an amazingly consistent album and features Orbison as the co-author on five of the songs. Mainly, it features his voice at its strongest and most confident, whether on romantic ballads such as "God Love You" or "Rings of Gold," or on slightly more country-flavored numbers like "Plain Jane Country (Come to Town)." He achieves new heights of drama and soaring vocal purity on "Harlem Woman," and jumps to a bouncy, acoustic guitar-driven country-pop number on "Cheyenne." "Changes," an original number by Orbison and Melson, sounds like a lost single, and its melody seems to owe a debt to either Anton Karas' "Third Man Theme" or Kurt Weill's "Mack the Knife."

Track list:

1. "God Love You" (Roy Orbison & Joe Melson)
2. "Beaujolais" (John Carter & Tim Gilbert)
3. "If Only For Awhile" (Bill Dees & Larry Henley)
4. "Rings Of Gold" (Gene Thomas)
5. "Help Me" (Roy Orbison & Joe Melson)
6. "Plain Jane Country" (Eddy Raven)
7. "Harlem Woman" (Roy Orbison & Joe Melson)
8. "Cheyenne" (John Carter & Tim Gilbert)
9. "Changes" (Roy Orbison & Joe Melson)
10. "It Takes All Kinds Of People" (Roy Orbison & Mike Curb)
11. "Remember The Good" (Mickey Newbury)

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Roy Orbison - Memphis [1973]

It's difficult to say exactly what Roy Orbison was doing with the Memphis album, although one wishes he'd done another album's worth of material like it. On one level, it shows his rock & roll batteries recharged with the opening number, "Memphis, Tennessee." But then it moves on to more familiar sentimental country-pop territory of the kind that Glen Campbell had been charting with and filling his albums with for a few years -- and after that comes a hot, beat-driven, chorus-laden, big-sounding number. Further down the line is a carefully understated interpretation of Don Gibson's "I Can't Stop Loving You" that shows how less can be more with a voice like Orbison's, and then there's the pop/rock country "Run the Engines Up High," which incorporates some heavy, rock-style fuzz guitar, and a version of "I Fought the Law," complete with phased drums, that is as good as any you'll ever hear this side of Bobby Fuller's single. Perhaps this was intended to be Orbison's answer to the pair of albums that Elvis Presley had generated out of Chips Moman's American Studios in Memphis in 1969-1970, except that Orbison didn't need the "comeback" -- he hadn't squandered time and years on bad movies (except one) and bad soundtrack songs; he just needed to sell some records, which this didn't really do. So what we have here is Orbison veering very successfully between rock & roll, country, and pop, with excellent production by the singer and Joe Melson.

Track list:

1. "Memphis, Tennessee" (Chuck Berry)
2. "Why A Woman Cries" (Jerry McBee)
3. "Run, Baby, Run (Back Into My Arms)" (Joe Melson & Don Gant)
4. "Take Care Of Your Woman" (Jerry McBee)
5. "I'm The Man On Susie's Mind" (Joe Melson & Glenn Barber)
6. "I Can't Stop Loving You" (Don Gibson)
7. "Run The Engines Up High" (Jerry McBee)
8. "It Ain't No Big Thing (But It's Growing)" (Neal Merritt, Alice Joy Merritt, Shorty Hall)
9. "I Fought The Law" (Sonny Curtis)
10. "The Three Bells" (Bert Reisfeld) & (Jean Villard)
11. "Danny Boy" (Frederick Weatherly)

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Roy Orbison - Milestones [1974]

Milestones was hardly that, at least artistically. Indeed, that it comes off as well as it does is amazing, considering that Orbison was merely trying to fulfill the basic terms of his original MGM Records contract and leave the label -- thus, he didn't want to commit any really good material he might've been working on that could go more profitably elsewhere, but he also had to record a proper, releasable album. Even under those circumstances, he couldn't resist putting his best effort into the vocals on some of the material that was here, which included a lot of excellent covers, among them "Sweet Caroline," "I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)," "Drift Away," and the Bee Gees' "Words." John D. Loudermilk's "I Wanna Live" was the single, issued in August of 1973 and also opening the album, which disappeared without a trace, but did its job. Orbison had fulfilled the terms of his contract and was able to prove that none of his albums had received the promotional efforts promised (mostly because the MGM Records presidency had become a revolving door job for the duration of his time there), thus precluding the label from holding onto him. He would return to Monument Records in coming years, and then move on to record for Elektra and Virgin.

Track list:

1. "I Wanna Live" (John D. Loudermilk)
2. "You Don't Know Me" (Cindy Walker & Eddy Arnold)
3. "California Sunshine Girl" (Letha Purdom)
4. "Words" (Barry, Robin & Maurice Gibb)
5. "Blue Rain (Coming Down)" (Roy Orbison & Joe Melson)
6. "Drift Away" (Mentory Williams)
7. "You Lay So Easy On My Mind" (Donald L. Riis, Bobby G. Rice, Charles W. Fields)
8. "The World You Live In" (Joe Melson & Suzie Melson)
9. "Sweet Caroline" (Neil Diamond)
10. "I've Been Loving You Too Long" (Otis Redding & Jerry Butler)
11. "The Morning After" (Al Kasha & Joel Hirschhorn)

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Elvis Presley - The compleat Elvis (piano guitar chord songbook) [eBook]

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Johnny Cash - The Man In Black_The Concert Collection [1996]

22 greatest hits live.
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Folsom Prison Blues
02.These Hands
03.Peace in the Valley
04.Rock Island Line
05.The Wall
06.I Still Miss Someone
07.Ring of Fire
08.Sunday Morning Coming Down
09.The Highwayman
10.Big River
11.I Got Stripes
12.Get Rhythm
13.Sixteen Tons
14.A Boy Named Sue
15.Help Me
16.City of New Orleans
17.Long Black Veil
18.Jackson
19.If I Were a Carpenter
20.Orange Blossom Special
21.There You Go
22.I Walk the Line

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Johnny Cash & Waylon Jennings - Heros [1986]

Recording Date: Dec 4, 1984-May 23, 1985
CD covers included

Track list:

1 Folks Out on the Road 2:47
2 I'm Never Gonna Roam Again 2:56
3 American by Birth 2:33
4 Field of Diamonds 2:37
5 Heroes 4:16
6 Even Cowgirls Get the Blues 3:03
7 Love Is the Way 2:31
8 Ballad of Forty Dollars 3:11
9 I'll Always Love You (In My Own Crazy Way) 3:58
10 One Too Many Mornings 2:38

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The Bob Dylan Encyclopedia [eBook]

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Motörhead - Ace of Spades [Bonus Tracks]

With the 1980 release of Ace of Spaces, Motörhead had their anthem of anthems -- that is, the title track -- the one trademark song that would summarize everything that made this early incarnation of the band so legendary, a song that would be blasted by legions of metalheads for generations on end. It's a legendary song, for sure, all two minutes and 49 bracing seconds of it. And the album of the same name is legendary as well, among Motörhead's all-time best, often considered their single best, in fact, along with Overkill. Ace of Spades was Motörhead's third great album in a row, following the 1979 releases of Overkill and Bomber, respectively. Those two albums have a lot in common with Ace of Spaces. The classic lineup -- Lemmy (bass and vocals), "Fast" Eddie Clarke (guitar), and "Philthy Animal" Taylor (drums) -- is still in place and sounding as alive and crazed as ever. The album is still rock-solid, boasting several superlative standouts. Actually, besides the especially high number of standouts on Ace of Spades -- at least relative to Bomber, which wasn't quite as strong overall as Overkill had been -- the only key difference between this 1980 album and its two 1979 predecessors is the producer, in this case Vic Maile. The result of his work isn't all that different from that of Jimmy Miller, the longtime Rolling Stones producer who had worked on Overkill and Bomber, but it's enough to give Ace of Spaces a feeling distinct from its two very similar-sounding predecessors. This singular sound (still loud and in your face, rest assured), along with the exceptionally strong songwriting and the legendary stature of the title track, makes Ace of Spades the ideal Motörhead album if one were to choose one and only one studio album. It's highly debatable whether Ace of Spaces is tops over the breakthrough Overkill, as the latter is more landmark because of its earlier release, and is somewhat rougher around the edges, too. Either way, Ace of Spades rightly deserves its legacy as a classic. There's no debating that. [The various single-disc reissues of Ace of Spades append a B-side ("Dirty Love") and two songs from the St. Valentines Day Massacre EP ("Please Don't Touch" and "Emergency").]

Track list:

1 Ace of Spades 2:47
2 Love Me Like a Reptile 3:24
3 Shoot You in the Back 2:40
4 Live to Win 3:37
5 Fast and Loose 3:22
6 (We Are) The Road Crew 3:12
7 Fire, Fire 2:42
8 Jailbait 3:33
9 Dance 2:37
10 Bite the Bullet 1:38
11 The Chase Is Better Than the Catch 4:17
12 The Hammer 2:55
13 Dirty Love 2:57
14 Please Don't Touch 2:48
15 Emergency 2:58

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Arctic Monkeys - Teddy Picker (Promo CDM)

Track list:

01. Teddy Picker (Album Version) 02:43
02. Bad Woman 02:21
03. The Death Ramps 03:23
04. Nettles 01:45

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Isaac Hayes Movement - Disco Connection

Released: 1975
All songs recorded at Hot Buttered Soul Recording Studios, Menphis, Tennessee

Track list:

01. The First Day Of Forever (4:38)
02. St. Thomas Square (5:52)
03. Vykkii (4:56)
04. Disco Connection (6:14)
05. Disco Shuffle (8:12)
06. Choppers (4:30)
07. After Five (5:00)
08. Aruba (5:32)

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Isaac Hayes - Instrumentals

Instrumentals is just what it says: instrumental tracks by Hayes, from the first half of the 1970s. As could be expected, most of the songs are from soundtracks that Hayes did during the period. While this funk is more atmospheric than innovative, it's mood music par excellence on those occasions when you want to simulate the vibe of cruising dimly lit bars in search of a good time. Hayes let some of his jazzier inclinations come to the fore on some of the compositions (like "Cafe Regio's," the B-side to "Shaft"), and his band was tight but smooth. There is a previously unreleased instrumental version of "Type Thang" (which appears on Shaft in a vocal take), as well as an instrumental arrangement of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face".

Track list:

1 Hung Up on My Baby 6:18
2 Ike's Mood, Pt. 1 6:33
3 No Name Bar 6:09
4 Let's Stay Together 3:45
5 Café Regio's 5:57
6 Blue's Crib 5:13
7 Now We're One 2:25
8 Dorinda's Party 4:35
9 Type Thang 3:58
10 Pursuit of the Pimpmobile 9:03
11 Driving in the Sun 6:03
12 Ellie's Love Theme 3:15
13 The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face [Mono Version] 4:58

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Holly Golightly - Slowly but Surely

* Holly Golightly – Vocals and rhythm guitar
* Ed Deegan – Lead guitar and bottleneck
* Matt Radford – Double bass
* Bruce Brand – Drums and percussion
* The Bongolian – Organ, piano and percussion
* Little Ed – Guitar and sitar
* Baine Watson – 6-string bass

Track list:

01.On The Fire
02.The Luckiest Girl
03.My Love Is
04.Keeping On
05.Always and Forever
06.Dear John
07.In Your Head
08.Slowly But Surely
09.Through Sun and Wine
10.All Grown Up
11.Won't Come Between
12.Mother Earth

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Saint Etienne - 2006 - What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day

What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day? is a fan club only release by Saint Etienne featuring 18 original and unreleased pieces of music that featured in their film of the same name about the redevelopment of the Lower Lea Valley in London. It was performed live by the band at the film's premier at the Royal Festival Hall.

Track list:

01.Main Title
02.Sugarhouse Lane
03.Hope Chemical
04.Eton Manor
05.Quartermile Bridge
06.Cosy Cafe
07.Lee Navigation
08.Pudding Mill Lane
09.Channelsea
10.White Post Lane
11.The Pylons
12.Parkesine
13.Lesney Factory
14.Swan Wharf
15.Pioneers
16.Trinity Wharf
17.Blackwall Reach
18.Mervyn's Theme

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Saint Etienne - 2005 - Tales From Turnpike House + Up The Wooden Hills[BONUS CD]

Released: 13 Jun 2005
Limited edition double CD. Features the bonus mini-album "Up The Wooden Hills"

Track list:

101.Sun In My Morning
102.Milk Bottle Symphony
103.Lightning Strikes Twice
104.Slow Down At The Castle
105.A Good Thing
106.Side Streets
107.Last Order For Gary Stead
108.Stars Above Us
109.Relocate
110.The Birdman Of EC1
111.Teenage Winter
112.Goodnight

Up The Wooden Hills[BONUS CD]

201.You Can Count On Me
202.Barnyard Brouhaha
203.Lets Build A Zoo
204.Excitation
205.Bedfordshire
206.Night Owl

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Saint Etienne - 2003 - Finistere

Regardless of where you stand with this group as a fan (whether you detest Good Humor and Sound of Water or not), it's a bit of both. Those who've been waiting nearly a decade for the group to return to the messy but masterful patchwork anti-formula formula of the first three albums should be happy with this one. Like So Tough and Foxbase Alpha, the flow of the album is charmingly disjointed and seemingly made up of tangents — albeit the kind of tangents for which most pop groups would happily exchange their Sarah discographies in order to call just one their own. In that sense, Finisterre is a return, forsaking the unified approaches taken on both Good Humor and Sound of Water. But the album resembles what many longtime fans would call a blatant return — a return in lieu of new ideas (to borrow). The group's bright and shimmery dance-pop instincts are practically oozing out of one-third of these songs, though none of them quite scale the heights of the group's best material. If another third of the album didn't sound like it could've only been made in the wake of the electro (not electro) revival, it could've been released at any point during the latter half of the '90s. The remainder of the album, along with some of the electro-leaning material, mines melancholy and occasionally dark territories. In fact, there are no sweeping string arrangements, no delicately strummed acoustic guitars, and nary a whistle-worthy melody within the album's last four songs. Still, Saint Etienne remain England's best pop group — they only look bad when they're compared to themselves, and this album, for all its shortcomings, has a handful of moments capable of making you think that they are the best pop group to have ever existed

Track list:

01.Action
02.Amateur
03.Language Lab
04.Soft Like Me
05.Summer Isle
06.Stop and Think It Over
07.Shower Scene
08.The Way We Live Now
09.New Thing
10.B92
11.The More You Know
12.Finistere

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Saint Etienne - 2000 - Sound of Water

Ten years on, Saint Etienne found themselves at a bit of a crossroads. They had long ago stopped having hits in the U.K., settling into a cult audience in both their homeland and the U.S. There isn't an inherent problem with having a cult audience, but cult bands often have the stigma of being on the cutting edge. At the start of their career, Saint Etienne was on the cutting edge. Their first two albums were at the foundation of many '90s pop trends, including the revival of swinging '60s London, the unabashedly melodic bent of Brit-pop, the fascination for forgotten easy-listening artifacts from the '60s, the kaleidoscopic blend of '60s sound and '90s sensibility later heard on Beck records, plus the insurgent twee-pop of the late '90s. For their tenth anniversary, they decided to reclaim the cutting edge with Sound of Water. The album strove to keep the concise, song-oriented focus of Good Humour, while expanding the horizons of their music to focus on abstract, dreamy, electronic sounds. There are moments of pop pleasure here, surrounded by spare, languid electronica sections, vaguely reminiscent of the High Llamas. This is where maturity pays off. Saint Etienne never lingers too long in one area, letting the album flow gracefully between these two extremes and placing some very good pop melodies along the way. There are no knockout singles on par with those from So Tough or Tiger Bay, but Saint Etienne has pretty much given up on the pop charts, preferring to concentrate on cohesive, stronger albums. That may mean that Sound of Water simply isn't as exciting as their earlier work, and it also means that there isn't a good gateway song to the record. But that's OK, since with repeated plays, Sound of Water reveals itself as a first-rate effort

Track list:

01.Late Morning
02.Heart Failed (in the back of taxi)
03.Sycamore
04.Don't Back Down
05.Just a Little Overcome
06.Boy Is Crying
07.Aspects of Lambert
08.Downey, Ca
09.How We Used to Live
10.The Place at Dawn

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Saint Etienne - 1998 - Good Humor

Good Humor has Saint Etienne back cooking up more delectable lolli-pop. From "Woodcabin," the dubby, bass-heavy opener, Good Humor is a typically arch Saint Etienne album full of easy-listening dream pop. Tracks like the shimmering "Lose That Girl" and the swirling "Erica America" show Saint Etienne at its melancholic best. There are, predictably, some near misses such as the Beatlesque "Mr. Donut," which is as sweet as a strawberry field but fails to deliver the melodic promises made by the smart atmospherics. "Goodnight Jack," with its pastel-shaded flute loops and subtle breakbeats, has a positively cooler-than-cool feel and a wrenching change of pace toward the middle of the song. Sure, Good Humor is clever, perhaps overly so, and yeah, it's full of the Et's contrived coyness and we-know-more-than-you attitude, but it's good stuff. Sometimes you just want to put on a disc, sit back, and let it carry you off to someplace else. If that's all you're looking for, Good Humor is sweet ear candy

Track list:

01.Woodcabin
02.Sylvie
03.Split Screen
04.Mr Donut
05.Goodnight Jack
06.Lose That Girl
07.The Bad Photographer
08.Been So Long
09.Postman
10.Erica America
11.Dutch TV

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Saint Etienne - 1995 - Too Young to Die_Singles 1990 - 1995

Although their albums were considerably more consistent than most dance-pop acts, Saint Etienne's high points were always their singles. Released prior to a quiet, lengthy hiatus, Too Young to Die collects all of their singles, from their debut disco cover of Neil Young's "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" to their last, "He's on the Phone," providing a thoroughly entertaining chronicle of the group's career. Much of the music sounds somewhat dated which is always a problem with dance music but Saint Etienne was essentially a very good Euro-pop band, reveling in kitsch and style in equal measure. At their best "Only Love Can Break Your Heart," "You're in a Bad Way," "Join Our Club," "Who Do You Think You Are," among others they found the heart in nightclubbing. The quality of the music dips slightly in the latter half of the album, but there is prime pop throughout the disc.

Track list:

01.Only Love Can Break Your Heart
02.Kiss And Make Up
03.Nothing Can Stop Us
04.Join Our Club
05.People Get Real
06.Avenue
07.You're In Bed Way
08.Who Do You Think You Are
09.Hobart Paving
10.I Was Born On Christmas Day
11.Pale Movie
12.Like A Motorway
13.Hug My Soul
14.He's On The Phone

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Saint Etienne - 1994 - Tigar Bay

After three years (and two albums) of stunning development, Saint Etienne's disco-llision of '60s pop, '70s dance, and '90s club reached the peak by which they still are judged, with an album that is alternately heartwarming, heartbreaking, electrifying, and impossibly captivating. From the dramatic opener "Urban Clearway," to the mysteriously Kraftwerk-ian "Like A Motorway," and on through "Pale Movie" (that could make Valentino weep), Tiger Bay [UK] is everything that two generations of post-Beatles wannabes have labored to create, but have always been too in awe to complete: a melding of mood with momentum, emotion with eccentricity, and an endless succession of divine verses sliding into sad and sexy hooks. Tapping veins of nostalgic romance that bring a tear to the eye before you even know what the lyric is (once you do know, you're a goner, no questions asked), the tracks then explode out of rhythms that could make a dead dog dance. Tiger Bay is alternately seductive, silly, and sassy. But it was also constructed with such an eye for sensuous detail that any attempt whatsoever to toy with the track listing can only shatter the crystal. A UK reissue in 1996 added three extra tracks and none of them really fit, while the 1994 US edition did the record an even greater disservice; its own additions forced the removal of two of the album's finest moments: the luxurious drift of "'Western Wind,'" and "'Tankerville'" — one an exquisitely haunted Sarah Cracknell vocal, the other a sweeping instrumental with a melancholic edge as dark as the edge of town. To hear "Boy Scouts Of America" finally break through at the end of that is to witness sunrise at the end of the bleakest night. Ignore the repackages and avoid the American version. If you really want to visit Tiger Bay (and you do, you know), there's only one route to take

Track list:

01.Urban Clearway
02.Hug My Soul
03.Former Lover - Hug My Soul
04.Like A Motorway
05.On The Shore
06.Marble Lions
07.Pale Movie
08.Cool Kids Of Death
09.I Was Born On Christmas Day
10.Boy Scouts Of America
11.Hug My Soul
12.Like A Motorway (Alternate Version)

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Saint Etienne - 1993 - So Tough

St. Etienne's second album, So Tough, is a remarkable step forward from Fox Base Alpha, boasting a stronger set of songs and a sharper focus. Not only are the pop melodies catchier than before, the group's mastery of swinging '60s arrangements and Eurodisco rhythms is positively infectious, and Sarah Cracknell's light, airy vocals are alluringly dreamy, giving the record a wonderful, floating quality. The cool club beats, occasional samples, and synthesized textures provide an inviting sonic backdrop for Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs' infectious pop songs, and while the singles "You're in a Bad Way" and "Hobart Paving" stand out, there are several other tracks here that are nearly as good, making So Tough an irresistible set of danceable, well-constructed pop

Track list:

01.Mario's Cafe
02.Railway Jam
03.Data With Spelman
04.Calico
05.Avenue
06.You're In A Bad Way
07.Memo To Pricey
08.Hobart Paving
09.Leafhound
10.Clock Milk
11.Conchita Martinez
12.No Rainbows For Me
13.Here Comes Clown Feet
14.Junk The Morgue
15.Chicken Soup

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Saint Etienne - 1991 - Fox Base Alpha

Despite a handful of classic pop singles, Saint Etienne's debut album Fox Base Alpha is a tentative fusion of club culture and swinging '60s pop. Lead vocalist Sarah Cracknell hasn't been fully integrated into the band's lineup — she doesn't even sing on their astonishing Eurodisco cover of Neil Young's "Only Love Will Break Your Heart," which is not only cleverly ironic, but also works — yet the filler remains thoroughly enjoyable, even if it rarely reaches the heights of the irresistible girl-group pop of "Kiss and Make Up."

Track list:

01.This Is Radio Etienne
02.Only Love Can Break Your Heart
03.Wilson
04.Carnt Sleep
05.Girl Vii
06.Spring
07.She's The One
08.Stoned To Say The Least
09.Nothing Can Stop Us
10.Etienne Gonna Die
11.London Belongs To Me
12.Like The Swallow
13.Dilworth's Theme

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Jessica Rabbit song from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" movie [VIDEO]

Jessica Rabbit show from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" movie!
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The B-52's - The B-52's meet DJ Tonka [at the] Love Shack

CD, Maxi-Single

Track list:

01.Love Shack (DJ Tonka Radio Edit)
02.Love Shack (DJ Tonka Mix)
03.Love Shack (12' Mix)
04.Love Shack (Album Version)

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The Beatles - The 1968 Demos

Track 01-14
Demo sessions at George Harrison's house - late May 1968
Track 15-24
Various John Lennon demos - May-December 1968
CD covers included

Track list:

01.Back in the U.S.S.R. [02:59]
02.Dear Prudence [04:45]
03.The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill [02:37]
04.I'm So Tired [03:10]
05.Julia [03:38]
06.Yer Blues [03:28]
07.Mother Nature's Son [02:14]
08.Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey [03:00]
09.Sexy Sadie [02:27]
10.Not Guilty [00:50]
11.Revolution [04:04]
12.Cry Baby Cry [02:27]
13.What's the New Mary Jane [02:37]
14.Child of Nature [02:36]
15.Julia (Version 1) [02:55]
16.Julia (Version 2) [02:58]
17.Don't Let Me Down (Version 1) [02:56]
18.Don't Let Me Down (Version 2) [02:10]
19.Everyone Had A Hard Year [01:40]
20.A Case of the Blues [02:53]
21.Oh My Love (Version 1) [01:26]
22.Oh My Love (Version 2) [01:21]
23.The Maharishi Song [03:10]
24.I Want You [05:56]

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Ray Charles - The Complete Country & Western Recordings 1959-1986 [4CD Box-Set]

Release Date: Oct 27, 1998
Ray Charles' explorations into country music were no mere dalliance. They have their genesis in "I'm Movin' On," the last record he made for Atlantic before moving on to ABC Paramount in 1960. But it was with the enormously successful Modern Sounds in Country & Western series of albums in 1962 (and the career making single "I Can't Stop Lovin' You") that made their mark, crossing over genre boundaries that were unthinkable at the time. An African-American doing hillbilly music was not a first, nor were uptown arrangements of hillbilly songs, but here was the Genius of Soul validating the music of the white working class, plain and simple. He was putting his own spin to it (hence the Modern Sounds), not merely a black voice singing Gene Autry songs, investing them with pain, emotion, and sorrow. It was an unprecedented achievement, both commercially and artistically, and now — decades later — it's viewed as just another genre-bender in the grand Ray Charles tradition. But this 92-track, four-CD box set is the first to gather them all in one place and view it as a consistent piece of work spread over a career as a stylist that's second to none. The first disc combines both volumes of the Modern Sounds albums; the rest of the anthology moves through singles, various returns to the concept over the years, and stray tracks from his later stretch at Columbia to spice it all up. This multi-disc set contains some very special music, nicely packaged — a moment in American music well worth investigating.
CD covers included

Track list:

CD 1

101.Bye, Bye Love
102.You Don't Know Me
103.Half As Much
104.I Love You So Much It Hurts
105.Just a Little Lovin'
106.Born to Lose
107.Worried Mind
108.It Makes No Difference Now
109.You Win Again
110.Careless Love
111.I Cant' Stop Loving You
112.Hey, Good Lookin'
113.You are My Sinshine
114.No Letter Today
115.Someday (You'll Want Me to Want You)
116.Don't Tell Me Your Troubles
117.Midnight
118.Oh, Lonesome Me
119.Take These Chains From My Heart
120.Your Cheating Heart
121.I'll Never Stand in Your Way
122.Making Believe
123.Teardrops in My Heart
124.Hang Your Head in Shame

CD 2

201.I'm Movin' Om
202.Busted
203.No One To Cry
204.Move It One Over
205.Love's Gonna Live Here
206.I'm Fool To Care
207.Crying Time
208.Together Again
209.I've Got Tiger By The Tail
210.I Don't Care
211.Blue Moon Of Ketucky
212.Don't Let Her Know
213.Please Say You're Fooling
214.She's Lonesome Again
215.A Born Loser
216.A Girl I Used To Know
217.Here We Go Again
218.When I Stop Dreamin'
219.If You Were Mine
220.Your love Is So Doggone Good
221.Don't Change On Me
222.Till I Can't Take It Any More
223.You've Still Got a Place In My Heart
224.I Keep It Hid
225.Sweet Memories
226.Good Morning Dear

CD 3

301.Ring Of Fire
302.What Am I Living For
303.The Three Bells
304.All I Ever Need Is You
305.Wichita Lineman
306.Down In The Valley
307.Take Me Home, Country Roads
308.Never Ending Love Song
309.Come Live With Me
310.Sunshine
311.We Had It All
312.(Turn Out The Light And) Love Me Tonight
313.I Wish You Were Here Tonight
314.Ain't Your Memory Got No Pride At All
315.Born To Love Me
316.I Don't Want No Stranger Sleepin' In My Bed
317.Let Your Love Flow
318.You Feel Good All Over
319.You've Got The Longest Leaving Act In Town
320.String Bean

CD 4

401.34 Time
402.Shakin' Your Head
403.I Had It All
404.Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
405.Woman Sensuous Woman
406.Then I'll Be Over You
407.If I Were You
408.Workin' Man's Woman
409.Two Old Cats Like Us
410.This Old Heart (Is Gonna Rise Again)
411.We Didn't See a Thing
412.Who Cares
413.Friendship
414.It Ain't Gonna Worry My Mind
415.Little Hotel Room
416.Crazy Old Soldier
417.Seven Spanish Angels
418.The Pages of My Mind
419.Slip Away
420.Anybody with the Blues
421.A Little Bit of Heaven
422.Dixie Moon

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Kylie Minogue feat. Towa Tei - GBI (German Bold Italic) CDS

Release: Electra 1997
Produced by Towa Tei
GBI: Lyrics: TT & Kylie minogue, Music: TT
Featuring Kylie Minogue & Haruomi Hosono / Additional Synthesizer Manipulations: Hideki Matsutake & Takshi Fujii / Arangement, Edit, All Drum & Keyboard Programming: TT

Track list:

01.Intro
02.GBI (Radio Edit)
03.GBI (Ebony Boogie Down Mix)
04.GBI (The Sharp Boys Deee-Liteful Dub)
05.GBI (German Bold Italic)
06.Boldline

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Elvis Presley - Elvis Close Up [4CD BOX-SET 2003]

Release Date: Jul 1, 2003

DISC 1: UNRELEASED STEREO MASTERS FROM THE 1950s
A full disc of stereo masters released for the first time in stereo and never before heard outtakes, a rarity for any '50s recordings. Highlights include songs from Loving You, Jailhouse Rock and additional cuts from his January 1957 sessions at Radio Recorders.

1. Peace In The Valley - take 9 Master - 1/13/57
2. I Beg Of You - take 11 - 1/13/57
3. That's When Your Heartaches Begin - take 2 - 1/13/57
4. It's No Secret - take 13 Master - 1/19/57
5. Blueberry Hill - take 9 Master - 1/19/57
6. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You - take 15 - 1/19/57
7. Is It So Strange - take 12 Master - 1/19/57
8. Loving You - Fast version, take 5 - 2/14/57
9. Loving You - Fast version, take 15 - 2/14/57
10. Jailhouse Rock - Master - 4/30/57
11. Treat Me Nice - First movie version, take 19 - 4/30/57
12. Young And Beautiful - Master, takes 21,22 - 4/30/57
13. Young And Beautiful - Solo Master, take 3 - 4/30/57
14. Young And Beautiful - Nightclub Master, take 7 - 4/30/57
15. I Want To Be Free - Movie version take 12 - 5/3/57
16. I Want To Be Free - Record Master, take 11 - 5/3/57
17. Treat Me Nice - Second movie version, take 13 - 5/3/57
18. Don't Leave Me Now-Elvis piano ver. First version - 5/3/57
19. Don't Leave Me Now-Movie version - sec. version - 5/3/57
20. (You're So Square) Baby I Don’t Care - take 1 - 5/3/57


DISC 2: UNRELEASED MOVIE GEMS
A closer look at Elvis first 4 post-army movies (1960-1961), featuring all previously unreleased outtakes. Centered around Elvis two biggest box office successes, G.I. Blues and Blue Hawaii, it also features great songs from Flaming Star and Wild in the Country.

1. G.I. Blues - take 6 - 4/27/60
2. Doin' The Best I Can - takes 10, 11, 12 - 4/27/60
3. Wooden Heart - take 1 - 4/28/60
4. Pocketful Of Rainbows - takes 15, 16 - 4/28/60
5. Shoppin' Around - takes 4, 5 - 5/6/60
6. Frankfort Special - takes 4, 5 - 5/6/60
7. Big Boots - Fast version, take 1 - 5/6/60
8. Tonight's All Right For Love - takes 14, 15 - 5/6/60
9. Summer Kisses, Winter Tears - take 2 - 8/8/60
10. Flaming Star - take 2 - 10/7/60
11. Lonely Man - solo version, take 3 - 11/7/60
12. In My Way - take 2 - 11/7/60
13. Forget Me Never - take 1 - 11/7/60
14. Wild In The Country - takes 1 & 14 - 11/7/60
15. Lonely Man - take 1 - 11/7/60
16. I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell - takes 14, 15, 16 - 11/8/60
17. Aloha Oe - take 1 - 3/21/61
18. Hawaiian Sunset - take 3 - 3/21/61
19. KU-U-I-PO - takes 6, 7 - 3/21/61
20. No More - take 11 - 3/21/61
21. Slicin' Sand - takes 6 & 7 3/21/61
22. Steppin' Out Of Line - take 15 - 3/22/61
23. Almost Always True - take 3 - 3/22/61
24. Moonlight Swim - take 4 (edited) - 3/22/61
25. Can't Help Falling In Love - takes 14, 15, 16 - 3/23/61



DISC 3: THE MAGIC OF NASHVILLE
A travel through Elvis '60s Nashville sessions at RCA's famous Studio B. Includes previously unreleased outtakes from almost every studio session. The CD opens with Make Me Know It, his first recorded post-army song, and concludes with U.S. Male, the last song recorded with the incredible Nashville A-team. Other key tracks include Surrender, His Latest Flame, The Girl of My Best Friend, and Kiss Me Quick.

1. Make Me Know It - take 1 - 3/20/60
2. Soldier Boy - take 10 - 3/20/60
3. It Feels So Right - take 1 - 3/20/60
4. The Girl Of My Best Friend - take 9 - 4/3/60
5. Surrender - takes 5 & 6 - 10/30/60
6. Working On The Building - take 4 - 10/30/60
7. Starting Today - take 1 - 3/12/61
8. Kiss Me Quick - take 4 - 6/25/61
9. That's Someone You Never Forget - take 7 - 6/25/61
10. (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame - take 12 - 6/25/61
11. I Met Her Today - take 16 - 10/15/61
12. Night Rider - take 1 - 10/15/61
13. Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello - take 4 - 3/19/62
14. Echoes Of Love - take 8 - 5/26/63
15. Ask Me - take 7 - 1/12/64
16. Stand By Me - take 10 - 5/25/66
17. Somebody Bigger Than You And I - take 15 - 5/27/66
18. Without Him - take 8 - 5/27/66
19. Mine - takes 8-9 - 9/10/67
20. Singing Tree - take 4 (first version) - 9/10/67
21. U.S. Male - take 10 - 1/17/68



DISC 4: LIVE IN TEXAS 1972
A complete unreleased live concert recorded in San Antonio, Texas on April 18, 1972. Taped in the heart of Elvis Country , this show captures his legendary stage show at a time when Elvis was at his absolute peak as a live performer. Songs include Burning Love (which had yet to be released on record at the time of this concert), Proud Mary, Polk Salad Annie, How Great Thou Art, An American Trilogy, Suspicious Minds, and You Gave Me A Mountain.

1. Also Sprach Zarathustra
2. See See Rider
3. Proud Mary
4. Never Been To Spain
5. You Gave Me A Mountain
6. Until It's Time For You To Go
7. Polk Salad Annie
8. Love Me
9. All Shook Up
10. Teddy Bear / Don't Be Cruel
11. Heartbreak Hotel
12. Hound Dog
13. How Great Thou Art
14. I Can't Stop Loving You
15. Love Me Tender
16. Suspicious Minds
17. Introductions
18. For The Good Times
19. Burning Love
20. An American Trilogy
21. Funny How Time Slips Away
22. Can't Help Falling In Love
23. Closing Vamp

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Saint Etienne - Boxette [4CD Box-Set]

Released: January 21, 2008
Boxette is a fan club only box set by Saint Etienne. It contains I Love To Paint (1994), Built On Sand (1999), Asleep At The Wheels Of Steel (2001) and Eric Random. The first three were very limited compilations of unreleased material made available to the Saint Etienne fan club, Lovers Unite, while the fourth compiles songs released on fan club EPs and five previously unreleased tracks.

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You must have both part for proper extraction. Use WinRAR for extracting

Track list:

CD 1 _ I Love To Paint

01. Flight To Tashkent 02:48
02. Sushi Rider 05:23
03. Deutscher Kendals 00:51
04. Think Twice 03:04
05. Studio Kinda Filthy 04:58
06. We're Coming In Loaded 03:22
07. Fife Coast 03:43
08. Fake 88 05:02
09. Parliament Hill 02:35
10. Everything I Touch Turns To Gold 03:30
11. Schroeder 03:43
12. Stranger In Paradise 03:26

CD 2 _ Built On Sand

01. The Clothes Show 00:23
02. Suburban Autumn Lieutenant 04:06
03. Jaydip Pharmacy 02:53
04. Tomorrow Never Dies 03:48
05. Nazi Jaloux 03:21
06. Please 02:36
07. Keep Nothing 04:01
08. Russians 03:27
09. Blofeld Buildings 04:39
10. Ken 03:41
11. Are We Gonna Be Alright 03:14
12. Andrew McCarthy 02:56
13. We're In the City 04:22

CD 3 _ Asleep At The Wheels Of Steel

01. United World 01:13
02. Lost 02:40
03. Dunnottar 01:16
04. Owl 02:39
05. The Montana Gang 02:25
06. Magic Child 03:20
07. The Chemicals 02:28
08. Garsington 02:20
09. Portrait Of Beau 01:17
10. Christmas 1936 01:37

CD 4 _ Eric Random

01. Marcie Dreams Of Deptford 03:44
02. Say It To The Rain 04:19
03. Departure Lounge 04:26
04. Summer Song 03:28
05. A Slavic Beauty With A Rose Between Her Teeth 03:55
06. Absolute Beginners 05:00
07. A Good Thing 03:35
08. The Same But Different 01:59
09. Southern Train 03:02
10. Message In A Bottle 02:08
11. Kofi Annan 05:28
12. Puppy Love 02:14

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Otis Redding - Otis! The Definitive Otis Redding [4CD BOX-SET]

Release Date: Nov 9, 1993
Anyone who wants to understand the different phases of Otis Redding's career, and the reason for his having made a major impact across the 1960s and beyond, can have no better place to start than Otis! The Definitive Otis Redding. There are 73 studio cuts here and the producers have reached back beyond the Atlantic and Stax vaults: They've included numbers like "She's All Right," cut by the Shooters featuring Otis Redding in the summer of 1960 for the Transworld label; "Gettin' Hip," which was done for the Alshire label in 1960; and "Shout Bamalama" by Otis Redding & the Pinetoppers, recorded for Confederate, all prior to Redding's signing with Stax. The selection of studio cuts suggests that the makers thought long and hard about each and every track on this disc -- the first three CDs are a mix of single A- and B-sides, coupled with important album tracks, all culminating with "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay." Little or nothing that's essential is missing along the way (though one could argue very persuasively that anything on the albums that Redding released in his lifetime was essential in some respect). The fourth disc is the real killer, however; 23 live songs drawn from the complete range of his concert tapes in the Atlantic (and Stax) vaults, from the Apollo Theater in New York in November of 1963 to his final tour of Europe and the Monterey International Pop Festival in the spring of 1967, including individual tracks that were unheard until the 1980s. An extensive booklet is also included.

Track list:

CD 1

101.She's All Right [The Shooters featuring Otis]
102.Gettin' Hip
103.Shout Bamalama [Otis Redding & The Pinetoppers]
104.Hey Hey Baby
105.These Arms Of Mine
106.That's What My Heart Needs
107.Mary's Little Lamb
108.Pain In My Heart
109.Security
110.Come To Me
111.Don't Leave Me This Way
112.Little Ol' Me
113.Don't Be Afraid Of Love
114.Your One And Only Man
115.Chained And Bound
116.That's How Strong My Love Is
117.Mr. Pitiful
118.For Your Precious Love
119.I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)
120.I'm Depending On You
121.Ole Man Trouble
122.Change Gonna Come
123.Down In The Valley
124.Shake

CD 2

201.Respect
202.You Don't Miss Your Water
203.Satisfaction
204.I Can't Turn You Loose
205.Cupid
206.Just One More Day
207.Good To Me
208.Cigarettes And Coffee
209.Chain Gang
210.My Lover's Prayer
211.It's Growing
212.I'm Coming Home
213.Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)
214.I'm Sick Y'All
215.Sweet Lorene
216.Try A Little Tenderness
217.Day Tripper
218.Tramp Otis & Carla
219.Knock On Wood Otis & Carla
220.Lovey Dovey Otis & Carla
221.New Year's Resolution Otis & Carla
222.You Left The Water Running
223.Trick Or Treat
224.Merry Christmas, Baby
225.White Christmas
226.Things Go Better With Coke (A Man And A Woman)

CD 3

301.Announcement (From Stay In School)
302.Glory Of Love
303.I Love You More Than Words Can Say
304.Let Me Come On Home
305.Open The Door
306.Hucklebuck
307.The Happy Song (Dum-Dum)
308.Hard To Handle
309.Amen
310.Gone Again
311.I've Got Dreams To Remember
312.I'm A Changed Man
313.Direct Me
314.Love Man
315.Free Me
316.Look At The Girl
317.Pounds And Hundreds (LBS + 100s)
318.Tell The Truth
319.Johnny's Heartbreak
320.The Match Game
321.A Little Time
322.Slippn' And Slidin'
323.(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The Bay

CD 4

401.Introduction
402.Shake
403.Pain In My Heart
404.These Arms Of Mine
405.I Can't Turn You Loose
406.I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now)
407.My Girl
408.Your One And Only Man
409.Good To Me
410.Day Tripper
411.Just One More Day
412.Mr. Pitiful
413.Satisfaction
414.I'm Depending On You
415.Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)
416.Chained And Bound
417.Ol' Man Trouble
418.Any Ole Way
419.Papa's Got A Brand New Bag
420.Security
421.Hard Day's Night
422.Respect
423.Try A Little Tenderness

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