Supergroup or sloppy side project of 3 outstanding musicians out of engagements?
Peter Green, Vincent Crane (->Atomic Rooster), Ray Dorset (->Mungo Jerry).
Interesting combination anyhow.
Supergroup or sloppy side project of 3 outstanding musicians out of engagements?
Peter Green, Vincent Crane (->Atomic Rooster), Ray Dorset (->Mungo Jerry).
Interesting combination anyhow.
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These German black label 80ies RCA pressings are superb.
Deadwax inscription "TimTom".
Good French original pressing.
Listen to B1 "Born to move". Compare it with Rolling Stones'
"You gotta move". Superb organ playing by the chief.
Johnny Cash - Hello, My Name Is Johnny Cash
(1970, Columbia) -1D/-1E
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Dire Straits - Making Movies
(1980, Warner Bros) COLUMBIA NY
Fosgate Signature Tube Phono Pre/Rega P9/Benz Wood/McIntosh MC 2205/JBL 4430
Listener's delight.
The Bubba's Sessions with Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis & "Sweets" Harry Edison. Recorded live Nov 11, 1981. Sonny Stitt died about half a year later. Digital master. Fine dynamics. Good pressing.
Listen to "Sonny's Blues" A1.
German premium quality Jazz-Krautrock. Peter Wolbrandt, guitars/vocals. Helmut Hattler, bass/vocals.
Deutsche Spiegelei-Produktionen ->Guten Appetit!
Originally Posted by SpeakerLabFan
Dire Straits - Making Movies
(1980, Warner Bros) COLUMBIA NY
No movies. Making Sonntagsbraten. Yessss
Last edited by Fritz The Cat; 12-03-2017 at 04:33 AM. Reason: writing error
Blue Cheer - Vincebus Eruptum
(1968, Phillips) -M3/-M2
the full Owsley quote on the back cover...
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The Italian Genesis. Original Italian issue. Not convenient with aesthetic demands of USA.
David Bowie - Space Oddity
(1969, Mercury) '72 RCA reissue
it's been ~20 months, still hard to believe he's gone
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Great Britain!
Paul:" No homework on this project. I really wanted this to be fresh. Like it was at the Cavern."
Big fun at Abbey Road with David Gilmour and Mick Green together with Pete Wingfield and Ian Paice!
Elvis McCartney. Simply pure fun.
16 fine songs. Once again, again and again. Is this possible, that one man has so many melodies in his brain? No one ever in the whole history of music was able to do so!
Rusty Anderson, guitar.
Back in USSR. Russian 2nd pressing of 300'000 LPs including 2 more tracks not included in 1st issue: "I'm gonna be a wheel someday" A7 and "Summertime" B2. Mick Green, guitar.
This one became barter for Russian sailors for European goods because it was issued in Europe 3 years later.
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