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Harry Roy & His Band - Hotcha-Ma-Cha-Cha! (Music For Pleasure, UK) Harry Roy & His Band - Hotcha-Ma-Cha-Cha! (Music For Pleasure, UK) Harry Roy & His Band - Hotcha-Ma-Cha-Cha! (Music For Pleasure, UK)  

Roy Fox And His Band - At The Monseigneur Restaurant, Piccadilly (Ace of Clubs, UK, 1964) Roy Fox And His Band - At The Monseigneur Restaurant, Piccadilly (Ace of Clubs, UK, 1964) Roy Fox And His Band - At The Monseigneur Restaurant, Piccadilly (Ace of Clubs, UK, 1964)

THE BLUES BAND: THE BLUES BAND OFFICIAL BOOTLEG ALBUM [ESP 1980] LP THE BLUES BAND: THE BLUES BAND OFFICIAL BOOTLEG ALBUM [ESP 1980] LP The Blues Band   "The Blues Band Official Bootleg Album"  LP (Arista)  1980  made in Spain cat. num.  I-202021 #rock  #blues rock   Talk To Me Baby   Flatfoot Sam   Two Bones And A Pick   Someday Baby   Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights)   Come On In   Death Letter   Going Home   I Don't Know   Diddy Wah Diddy   England's  the Blues Band  is led by ex-Manfred Mann vocalist Paul Jones and guitarist/vocalist  Dave Kelly, who, before forming the group in 1979, had been a member of  the John Dummer Blues Band  and issued several solo recordings on his own (Kelly  had also received praise for his playing by such blues legends as  Howlin' Wolf  and  John Lee Hooker). After hooking up with friend/bassist  Gary Fletcher, the seeds for  the Blues Band  were sown, resulting in countless albums (including such titles as 1980's Official Bootleg Album and  Ready, 1981's  Itchy Feet, 1982's  Brand Loyalty  which featured new member ex-Family drummer Rob Townsend, 1983's  Bye Bye Blues, 1986's These Kind of Blues, 1989's  Back for More, 1991's Fat City, 1993's  Homage, and 1995's  Wire Less, among others). In addition,  Kelly  formed  the Dave Kelly Band in the mid-'80s (issuing four albums), penned music for commercials and such projects as BBC TV's King of the Ghetto and The Comic Strip Presents Strike!, has been voted Best Acoustic Artist by BBC polls throughout the '90s, and is an honorary patron of the London Guitar College with  Hank Marvin.  

VA ‎– The Ace Story Volume 1 (UK Import) VA ‎– The Ace Story Volume 1 (UK Import) Sello  ➪ Ace ‎– CDCHD 1261 Pais  ➪ UK Fecha  ➪ 2010 Género  ➪ Rock, Blues, Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll Estado  ➪ Como nuevo Tracklist: 1 –Frankie Ford Sea Cruise 2 –Earl King Everybody's Carried Away 3 –Frankie Lee Sims Hey Little Girl 4 –Huey Smith & The Clowns Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu, Part 1 5 –The Supremes Just For You And I 6 –Joe Tex You Little Baby Face Thing 7 –Joe & Ann Gee Baby 8 –The Phaetons I Love My Baby 9 –Mac Rebennack Storm Warning 10 –Jimmy Clanton And His Rockets Just A Dream 11 –Alvin "Red" Tyler Peanut Vendor 12 –Hershel Almond With Al Good & His Band Let's Get It On 13 –Bobby Marchan Quit My Job 14 –Morgus & The Ghouls Morgus The Magnificent 15 –Frankie Lee Sims I Warned You Baby 16 –Roland Stone Just A Moment 17 –Huey Smith & His Clowns Pop-Eye 18 –Frankie Ford Alimony 19 –Chuck Carbo & His Band Lover Of Love 20 –Harry Lee  Everytime I See You 21 –Calvin Spears Come On Home 22 –Frankie Ford What's Going On 23 –Jimmy Clanton Another Sleepless Night 24 –Huey Smith & The Clowns Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu, Part 2

Pack de 3 cd de música de los años treinta y cuarenta. Música de salón, jazz swing, de orquesta de baile. En muy buen estado. El precio es por el lote de tres cd (58 temas en total) Geraldo and his orchestra, Harry Roy and his band, Teddy Foster and his band, Joe Loss and his orchestra, Jack White and his band...

OTIS SHUGGIE - HERE COMES SHUGGIE OTIS OTIS SHUGGIE - HERE COMES SHUGGIE OTIS Discográfica:   8th Records Well before Shuggie Otis (Born Johnny Alexander Veliotes, Jr.) cut his debut album, musicianship and performance had long been a part of his life. The son of rhythm and blues legend Johnny Otis, Shuggie learned to play guitar as early as the age of two, and performed professionally with his father's band at eleven. Throughout his long and illustrious career he'd performed on records for the likes of Frank Zappa, Al Kooper, Etta James, and George Duke, to name a few. In spite of all this, widespread mainstream success eluded Shuggie for much of his career, though he'd penned the Brothers Johnson hit Strawberry Letter 23, and would experience a resurgence in 2013 with the reissue of his most famous album, Inspiration/Information. His career as a session musician stretched across many years, but his solo career started in 1970, with his full-length debut Here Comes Shuggie Otis. The album was produced and contained contributions by his father Johnny Otis, plus a potent roster of session greats like Wilton Felder, Stix Hooper, Leon Haywood, and Al McKibbon, to name but a few, with Shuggie himself at the helm, performing lead vocals, guitar, and various keys instruments. Here Comes Shuggie Otis is a hybrid of lush, baroque harpsichords and strings mixed with bouncing, hard edged funk and blues, reminiscent of a combination of 60s chamber pop and the best elements of Stax Records. Gritty and wild, while also lush and sprawling, Here Comes Shuggie Otis is a solid benchmark of production flair and improvisational aptitude. A1. Oxford Gray A2. Jennie Lee A3. Bootie Cooler A4. Knowing (That You Want Him) A5. Funky Tithee B1. Shuggie's Boogie B2. Hurricane B3. Gospel Groove B4. Baby, I Need You B5. The Hawks

HANDEL,S MESSIAH - A SOULFUL CELEBRATION - REPRISE RECORDS - WARNER - 1992 HANDEL,S MESSIAH - A SOULFUL CELEBRATION - REPRISE RECORDS - WARNER - 1992 Personnel includes: Mike E. (rap vocals, guitar); Tom Hemby, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Mark Douthit (saxophone); Dwayne Adell (piano); Greg Philinganes, George Duke (keyboards); Cedric Dent (keyboards, programming, background vocals); Ben Tankard, Joe Hogue (keyboards, programming); Mervyn Warren (piano, keyboards, drums, programming, background vocals); Victor Caldwell, Jackie Street (bass); James Blair, Ricky Lawson (drums); Donna McElroy, Bob Bailey, Vicki Hampton, Chris Willis (background vocals). Producers include: Mervyn Warren, George Duke, David Pack, Take 6, Gary D. Hines. Engineers include: Tony Sheppard, Erik Zobler, Barry Rudolph. Personnel: Jamecia Bennett (vocals, soprano); Core Cotton, Carrie Harrington (vocals, alto); Terrence Frierson, Patricia Lacy, Kimberly Brown (vocals, tenor, tenor saxophone); James F. Wright (vocals, baritone); David B. Young, Michael L. Bowens (vocals, bass voice); Mervyn Warren (vocals, piano, keyboards, drums, programming, drum programming, background vocals); Richard Smallwood (vocals, keyboards, programming); Donna McElroy, Howard Hewett, Angela Wright, Patti Austin, Take 6, Vicki Hampton, Chris Willis, Kim Fleming, Bob Bailey (vocals, background vocals); Commissioned, Daryl Coley, Jackie Ruffin, Dianne Reeves, Melvin Warren, Dennis Sawyers, Caroline Evans, Carolene Evans, Janice Chandler Eteme, David Young, Pat Lacu, Michael Weeks, David Young, Darlene Simmons, Al Jarreau, Michelle Weeks, The Richard Smallwood Singers, Stevie Wonder, Tevin Campbell, The Boys Choir of Harlem, The Clark Sisters, Tramaine Hawkins (vocals); Mike-E (rap vocals, guitar); Leaders of the New School (rap vocals); Jayne Bell, Jayn Bell Porter, Angela Henderson, Cherly Reeves, Sandra Harris, Dorothy Brown, Manecia Bennett, Renee McCall, Elizabeth J. Turner, Wanda Lewis, Ann Nesby (soprano); Jennifer Whitlock (alto, brass); Dorothy J. Townes, Shirley Marie Graham, Beverly Mahto, Alecia Russell, Dorothy Shelby, Valerie Johnson (alto); Robert Edwards, Russell Knighton (tenor, tenor saxophone); Bill Airey Smith, Dr. Robert Jones, Bill Smith, Craig Taylor, Craig "Niteman" Taylor (tenor); Trenon Graham, Billy Steele (baritone); Freddie Winston, Rev. Joseph Young, Jr. (bass voice); Paul Jackson, Jr., Tom Hemby (guitar); Daniel Kobialka (violin); Kirk Whalum, Mark Douthit (saxophone, brass); Bob Mintzer (saxophone); Eberhard Ramm, Leslie Norton (French horn); Dennis Good, Chuck Findley, George Bohannon, Dan Higgins, Gary Grant, George Bohanon, Gerald Albright, Jerry Hey, Larry Williams, Kim Hutchcroft, Larry Hall, Robert Green, Sam Levine, Chris McDonald, Tom "Bones" Malone, Jeff Bailey, Charles Loper, Denis Solee, George Tidwell, Lew McCreary, William Frank "Bill" Reichenbach Jr., Michael Haynes (brass); Michael O. Jackson (piano, organ, keyboards, drum programming); Dwayne Adell (piano); Fred Vaughn (organ); Charles Mims, Jr. (keyboards, synthesizer); Greg Phillinganes (keyboards, bass synthesizer, percussion, background vocals); Robert Sadin (keyboards, keyboard bass, programming, drum programming); Fred Hammond (keyboards, keyboard bass, drum programming); William Kennedy (keyboards, drums); David Pack (keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Mark Kibble (keyboards, programming, background vocals); Joe Hogue, Ben Tankard, Bryant Pugh, Cedric Dent (keyboards, programming); Eddie Howard, Jr., Timothy Carpenter, George Duke, Russell Ferrante (keyboards); Steve Croes (Synclavier); Chuck Tilley, James Blair, Ricky Lawson (drums); Eric Darken (tambourine); Elmore Brantly, Terry McMillan, Rock Deadrick, Mustafa Abdul-Aleem (percussion); Dave Darlington, Jeffrey K. Dovner (programming); Mark Hammons, Mark Hammond (drum programming); Jim Gilstrap, Phil Perry, Roy Galloway, Sounds of Blackness, Raymond Davis, Gayle Mayes (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Chris Flam; David Pack; Erik Zobler; Lisa Keller; Jess Sutcliffe; John Jaszcz; Mike McCarthy; Mick Guzauski; Ray Bardani; Steve Hodge; Axel Niehaus; Track listing #    Title    Length    Arranger(s)    Producer(s)    Performer(s) 1    "Overture: A Partial History of Black Music"    5:13    Mervyn Warren, Shelton Kilby, Dwayne Adell, Cedric Dent, Joe Hogue    Mervyn Warren    Mervyn Warren, Janice Chandler Eteme, Dwayne Adell, Cedric Dent, Joe Hogue 2    "Comfort Ye My People"    5:44    Mervyn Warren and Michael O. Jackson    Mervyn Warren    Vanessa Bell Armstrong and Daryl Coley 3    "Every Valley Shall Be Exalted"    3:42    Mervyn Warren and Mark Kibble    Mervyn Warren    Lizz Lee and Chris Willis (with Mike E.) 4    "And the Glory of the Lord"    3:57    Charles Mims    George Duke    Dianne Reeves 5    "But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming"    6:38    David Pack, Greg Phillinganes and Patti Austin    David Pack and Patti Austin    Patti Austin 6    "And He Shall Purify"    4:36    Michael O. Jackson and Mervyn Warren    Mervyn Warren    Tramaine Hawkins 7    "Behold, A Virgin Shall Conceive"    3:56    George Duke    George Duke    Howard Hewett 8    "O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zion"    3:52    Cedric Dent    Take 6    Stevie Wonder and Take 6 9    "For Unto Us a Child is Born"    3:53    Gary Hines    Gary Hines    Sounds of Blackness 10    "Glory to God"    4:51    Robert Sadin    Robert Sadin    The Boys Choir of Harlem and Leaders of the New School 11    "Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion"    5:07    Richard Smallwood    Richard Smallwood    Richard Smallwood Singers 12    "Behold the Lamb of God"    4:32    The Yellowjackets    The Yellowjackets    The Yellowjackets 13    "Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates"    5:12    Fred Hammond    Fred Hammond    Commissioned and The Clark Sisters 14    "Why Do the Nations So Furiously Rage?"    2:36    Mervyn Warren    Mervyn Warren    Al Jarreau 15    "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth"    6:00    Mervyn Warren and Michael O. Jackson    Mervyn Warren    Tevin Campbell 16    "Hallelujah!"    5:53    Mervyn Warren, Michael O. Jackson, and Mark Kibble    Mervyn Warren    Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Patti Austin, Bernie K., Daryl Coley (soloist), Commissioned, Andrae Crouch, Sandra Crouch, Clifton Davis, Charles S. Dutton, Kim Fields, Larnelle Harris, Edwin Hawkins, Tramaine Hawkins, Linda Hopkins, Al Jarreau, Quincy Jones (conductor), Chaka Khan, Gladys Knight, Lizz Lee, Dawnn Lewis, Babbie Mason, Johnny Mathis, Marilyn McCoo, Mike E., Stephanie Mills, Jeffrey Osborne, David Pack, Phylicia Rashad, Joe Sample, Richard Smallwood, Sounds of Blackness, Take 6, Darryl Tookes, Mervyn Warren, Thomas Whitfield, Vanessa Williams, Chris Willis

MCCOMB DAVID - TRUCKLOAD OF SKY MCCOMB DAVID - TRUCKLOAD OF SKY Discográfica:   Lostrecordsandtapes Vinyl LP pressing. 2020 release. A couple of years ago a small group of the David McComb's friends decided to record these songs properly as an addition to the already extensive legacy of amazing music that sprang from the heart and mind of the late Australian singer/songwriter. This record is the result of a couple of summers worth of sporadic stints at Bakehouse rehearsal studios, Soundpark Studios and Phaedra Studios in Melbourne. It's not a Triffids record as it only involves the members of that band who live on the east coast. It does, however, have the unmistakable intelligence, literary clout and atmospheric arrangements that music fans associate with that band thanks to superb songs and the sympathetic playing and singing of the friends of David McComb. Some of us are friends and family, some only knew David through his music but all of us feel privileged to play a part in the preservation of these songs. The record was produced by Graham Lee (the Triffids) and Phil Kakulas (the Triffids, Blackeyed Susans) with Robert McComb (the Triffids) as executive producer. Others involved are, in no particular order, Rob Snarski of the Blackeyed Susans (Dave's favorite singer), Angie Hart of Frente, Mark Dawson (drummer for the Blackeyed Susans and Ed Kuepper), J P Shilo ex of the Blackeyed Susans, also Hungry Ghosts and now a solo performer, Alexander Gow of Oh Mercy, the wonderful Romy Vager of RVG, Simon Breed all the way from London via digital teleport, Bruce Haymes veteran Melbourne keyboard player and member of Dave's 90's touring band the Red Ponies, Dan Luscombe from the Susans and the Drones, James Hazelden on cello and Adam Simmons on baritone sax.

SCOTT WALKER * 2 CD * Classics & Collectibles * PRECINTADO!! SCOTT WALKER * 2 CD * Classics & Collectibles * PRECINTADO!!  Doble disco con 45 temas de la carrera de Scott Walker, tanto al frente de los Walker Brothers como en solitario. Incluye 20 canciones inéditas hasta la fecha en CD y una versión alternativa del clásico The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore (El sol no va a brillar nunca más), su tema más conocido y todo un presagio de lo oscuras que serían su música y su vida misma. Imprescindible. Precintado de fábrica. TRACKLIST: DISC 1 1-1 Scott Walker – If You Go Away Directed By [Accompaniment] – Wally Stott Written-By – Jacques Brel, Rod McKuen 4:56 1-2 Walker Brothers, The – I Will Wait For You (Theme From Les Parapluies Cherbourg) Directed By [Accompaniment] – Reg Guest Written-By – Jacques Demy, Michel Legrand, Norman Gimbel  3:38 1-3 Walker Brothers, The – In My Room Written-By – Joaquin Prieto, Lee Julien Pockriss*, Paul Vance 2:30 1-4 Walker Brothers, The – The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore (Mono - Alternative Vocal) Written-By – Bob Crew*, Bob Gaudio  2:22 1-5 Scott Walker – It's Over  Written-By – Rodgers* 3:18 1-6 Scott Walker – Joanna  Written-By – Jackie Trent, Tony Hatch3:50 1-7 Scott Walker – Angel Of Ashes  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Peter Knight (5) Written-By – Scott Walker  4:22 1-8 Scott Walker – Mathilde  Arranged By, Conductor – Wally Stott Written-By – Gerard Jouannest*, Jacques Brel, Shuman*  2:39 1-9 Scott Walker – Winter Night  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Wally Stott Written-By – Scott Walker 1:44 1-10 Walker Brothers, The – Orpheus  Directed By [Accompaniment]  – Reg Guest Written-By – Scott Walker 3:27 1-11 Scott Walker – Jackie  Arranged By, Conductor – Wally Stott Written-By – Gerard Jouannest*, Jacques Brel, Mort Shuman 3:22 1-12 Scott Walker – The Bridge  Written-By – Scott Walker 2:50 1-13 Scott Walker – It's Raining Today  Written-By – Scott Walker  4:01 1-14 Walker Brothers, The – Once Upon A Summertime Directed By [Accompaniment] – Reg Guest Written-By – Eddie Barclay, Eddy Marnay, Johnny Mercer, Michel Legrand 3:49 1-15 Scott Walker – Such A Small Love   Arranged By, Conductor – Wally Stott Written-By – Scott Walker  4:54 1-16 Scott Walker – Rhymes Of Goodbye Directed By [Accompaniment] – Keith Roberts Written-By – Scott Walker 3:04 1-17 Scott Walker – Big Louise  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Wally Stott Written-By – Scott Walker  3:11 1-18 Scott Walker – Next  Written-By – Jacques Brel, Shuman* 2:51 1-19 Scott Walker – Til The Band Comes In Written-By – Ady Semel, Scott Walker  3:50 1-20 Scott Walker – Plastic Palace People  Written-By – Scott Walker 6:08 1-21 Scott Walker – Butterfly  Written-By – Scott Walker 1:43 1-22 Walker Brothers, The – Just Say Goodbye  Directed By [Accompaniment] – Reg Guest Written-By – Petula Clark, Pierre Delanoë, Tony Hatch 3:34   DISC 2 2-1 Scott Walker – The Me I Never Knew  Written-By – Don Black, John Barry 3:39 2-2 Scott Walker – We Could Be Flying Written-By – Michel Colombier, Paul H. Williams* 4:20 2-3 Scott Walker – I Have Dreamed Written-By – Oscar Hammerstein II, Richard Rogers* 2:37 2-4 Walker Brothers, The – The Gentle Rain Written-By – Luiz Bonfa*, Matt Dubey 2:41 2-5 Scott Walker – I Still See You  Written-By – Hal Sharper, Michel Legrand 3:15 2-6 Scott Walker – Loss Of Love (Theme From 'Sunflower') Written-By – George Robert Merrill*, Henry Mancini 3:07 2-7 Scott Walker – Do I Love You Written-By – Alain Legovic, Maxime Jean Germa Piolot*,  Michel Albert Louis PeLay*, Paul Anka, Y. Dessca*  2:53  2-8 Scott Walker – Country Girl  Written-By – Robert Farnon 3:05 2-9 Scott Walker – Come Saturday Morning (Theme From 'Pookie') Written-By – Dory Previn, Fred Karlin  3:34 2-10 Scott Walker – When The World Was Young Written-By – Angele Vannier*, Johnny Mercer, Gerard Philippe* 4:00 2-11 Scott Walker – That Night (Theme From 'The Fox') Written-By – Lalo Schifrin, Norman Gimbel 2:50 2-12 Scott Walker – This Way Mary (Theme From 'Mary Queen Of Scots') Written-By – Don Black, John Barry 2:30 2-13 Scott Walker – Someone To Light Up My Life Written-By – Antonio Carlos Jobim, Gene Lees, Vinicius De Moraes 2:11 2-14 Scott Walker – The Impossible Dream Written-By – Joseph Darion*, Mitch Leigh 3:00 2-15 Scott Walker – Who (Will Take My Place) Written-By – Charles Aznavour, Herbert Kretzmer 3:17 2-16 Scott Walker – When You Get Right Down To It Written-By – Barry Mann 2:59 2-17 Scott Walker – A Face In The Crowd (Theme From 'Le Mans') Written-By – Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand 3:22 2-18 Scott Walker – Cowboy  Written-By – Randy Newman 2:30 2-19 Scott Walker – If She Walked Into My Life  Written-By – Jerry Herman 3:49 2-20 Scott Walker – All My Love's Laughter  Written-By – Jimmy Webb 4:05 2-21 Scott Walker – Speak Softly Love (Theme From 'The Godfather') Written-By – Larry Kusik, Nino Rota  3:50 2-22 Scott Walker – Easy Come, Easy Go (Theme From 'They Shoot Horses Don't They?') Written-By – Edward Heyman, John W. Green*  3:00 2-23 Scott Walker – Lost In The Stars Written-By – Kurt Weill, Maxwell Anderson   Notes Track: 1-3 from the Walker Brothers album 'Portrait' (1966). Track: 2-4 from the Scott side of the 'Solo John, Solo Scott' E.P. (1966). Track: 1-4 from the Walker Brothers single 'A' side sessions for 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore' (1966). This version with alternative vocal appears to be previously unreleased because it has a 2005 publishing credit and is not merely a mono version of the final single. Tracks: 1-2, 1-10, 1-14 & 1-22 from the Walker Brothers album 'Images' (1967). Tracks: 1-8 & 1-15 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott' (1967). Tracks: 1-11, 1-12, 1-18 & 1- 20 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott 2' (1968). Track: 1-6 'A' side of the Scott Walker single 'Joanna' (1968). Tracks: 1-1, 1-9, 1-13, 1-17 & 1-21 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott 3' (1969). Tracks: 2-3, 2-8, 2-10, 2-14, 2-15, 2-19 & 2-23 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott Sings Songs From His T.V. Series' (1969). Tracks: 1-7 & 1-16 from the Scott Walker album 'Scott 4' (1969). Tracks: 1-5 & 1-19 from the Scott Walker album 'Til The Band Comes In' (1970). Track: 2-5 'A' side of the Scott Walker single 'I Still See You' (Love-Theme from the film 'The Go Between') (1971). Tracks: 2-7, 2-9, 2-11, 2-12, 2-21 & 2-22 from the Scott Walker album 'The Moviegoer' (1972). Tracks: 2-1, 2-2, 2-16, 2-18, 2-20 from the Scott Walker album 'Any Day Now' (1973). 'Loss Of Love' was released in 1972, not 1969. Similarly, 'The Me I Never Knew' was released in 1973, not 1969. This single and album track also featured in the film 'Alice's Adventures In Wonderland'. 'Come Saturday Morning' & 'That Night' were released in 1972, not 1969. 'This Way Mary' & 'A Face In The Crowd' were released in 1972, not 1970. The incorrect dates appear in the notes.