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Paul McCartney - McCartney
(1970, Apple) UK 1st pressing, YEX 775 A-2U / YEX 776 B-2U machine stamped




I also have a '75 Japan pressing, EPS-80231

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The Beatles - Rarities
(1980, Capitol)




I suffer from overexposure to most of the early songs on side 1 so even these alternate cuts are old hat ....but it's such incredibly great music. includes a German lang version of She Loves You. The US Capitol release - Something New Something New included a German lang version of I Want To Hold Your Hand - I heard that at an early age.

[Fritz The Cat]

The Beatles - Rarities
(1980, Capitol)




I suffer from overexposure to most of the early songs on side 1 so even these alternate cuts are old hat ....but it's such incredibly great music. includes a German lang version of She Loves You. The US Capitol release - Something New Something New included a German lang version of I Want To Hold Your Hand - I heard that at an early age.

Is there any rare track on it? What means "rarities" in USA? Hello from Fritz the Cat, who is not owner of rarities by the Beatles.

[Fritz The Cat]

Paul McCartney - McCartney
(1970, Apple) UK 1st pressing, YEX 775 A-2U / YEX 776 B-2U machine stamped




I also have a '75 Japan pressing, EPS-80231

ctu
Manufactured by McCartney Music Inc.
Runout: STAO 3362
2 gem tracks: A4 "Every night" and B5 "Maybe i'm amazed"
Yes, I'm amazed every night.

[Fritz The Cat]

Produced by Tom Dowd at Capricorn Sound Studios, Macon, Georgia.
Powerful backing voices by the Williettes. It takes a few spins of this southern rock album for their charms to be appreciated.
Listen to gospel tune "He set me free" B3.
Good dynamics.

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Is there any rare track on it? What means "rarities" in USA? Hello from Fritz the Cat, who is not owner of rarities by the Beatles.

alternate unreleased versions, many with subtle version differences - like an extra 4 seconds intro to a song.

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Morton Subontnick - AXOLOTL & The Wild Beasts
(1981, Nonesuch/Elektra Asylum)




bleeps and bloops to accompany lunch.

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​Various Artists - Memphis Millions
(1973, Stax) D.J. promo / L. Nix in the deadwax




cool compilation of Stax' big sellers.

[Fritz The Cat]

Eberhard Weber, bass. Bill Frisell, guitar. Michael DiPasqua, drums.

[Fritz The Cat]

Produced by Quincy Jones. Tenor sax solos by Zoot Sims. Recorded in Paris, July 1958
Listen to B1 Eroll Garner's "Misty". Good English 80ies stereo reissue.
Romantic "Sass" swings gently...

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Peter Leitch - Red Zone
(1987, Reservoir)




some straight-ahead guitar jazz with brunch and coffee. Leitch is a Canadian musician who has played with Oscar Peterson.

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Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline
(1969, Columbia) -1D/-1D




w/ Johnny Cash trading vocals on Girl From The North Country.

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Bobby Whitlock - selftitled
(1972, ABC Dunhill)









Southern roots rock from the Memphis native who started out playing at Stax with Donald Dunn and Steve Cropper. with George Harrison, Eric Clapton, Carl Radle, Jim Gordon, Bobby Keys, Jim Price, Delaney Bramlett, Bonnie Bramlett, Klaus Voorman, Whitlock played in Delaney & Bonnie, Derek & The Dominoes, and played on Harrison's All Things Must Pass.

[Fritz The Cat]

​Big orchestra. Powerful sound in old tradition.
Good US-pressing.
This album has a significant place in the history of jazz (cit.: Jim Santella, All about Jazz).

[Fritz The Cat]

A hot band with Albert Lee and James Burton playing lead guitar.
Listen to A4 Gram Parson's "Hickory wind".
An extraordinary voice...
Wunderschön.