Release Date: April 21, 2006
Label: Gallo Records
Artist: Lucky Dube
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Great connoisseur of styles as root blues, bluegrass and folk, Lee Wolfe has been the leader of formations as the Blue Ranger and has worked with such names of reference of the current blues music as Ernie Hawkins. Now he proposes us to retrieve the songs of the legendary Woody Guthrie, father of the author’s song of the twentieth century.
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Tracks:
1 Just When I Needed You Most – Randy VanWarmer
2 Lonely Boy – Andrew Gold
3 The One That You Love (Live) – Air Supply
4 Long Hard Climb – Maria Muldaur
5 Welcome Back (Theme from “Welcome Back, Kotter”) – John Sebastian
6 Time Passages [Live 1981] – Al Stewart
7 Dream Weaver – Gary Wright
8 Cold Morning Light – Todd Rundgren
9 Queen of Hearts – Dave Edmunds
10 She Hates to Go Home – Marshall Crenshaw
11 It’s Over – Brave Belt
12 Galveston (Live Version) – Jimmy Webb
13 Three Roses – America
14 Make It By Yourself – Bread
15 Never Ending Song of Love – Delaney & Bonnie
16 Talk to Me – Fiona
17 Lover of Mine – Alannah Myles
18 Lover Come Back – Lou Gramm
19 Something About You – Bad Company
20 Kokomo – Little Feat
21 Ride Captain Ride – Blues Image
22 Never Let Her Go – David Gates
23 Run Like a Thief – JD Souther
24 Too Much Sorrow – Ben Vaughn
25 Tin Town – Seals and Crofts
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The compilation contains 35 selections that perfectly illustrate the depth and breadth of Free’s recorded work. A band that perfectly combined blues, soul and rock with some of the best music recorded during the 70’s
CD1:
1. Walk In My Shadow (3:35)
2. Goin’ Down Slow (8:25)
3. I’m A Mover (3:01)
4. Moonshine (5:04)
5. Sugar For Mr Morrison (A New Stereo Mix) (3:18)
6. I’ll Be Creepin’ (3:31)
7. Lying In The Sunshine (3:56)
8. Woman (3:53)
9. Songs Of Yesterday (3:33)
10. Mouthful Of Grass (3:40)
11. All Right Now (Single Version) (4:19)
12. Don’t Say You Love Me (6:06)
13. Heavy Load (5:18)
14. Oh I Wept (4:32)
15. Fire And Water (4:02)
16. Mr. Big (5:55)
17. Be My Friend (5:46)
CD:
1. The Stealer (Album Version) (3:17)
2. The Highway Song (4:13)
3. Soon I Will Be Gone (3:05)
4. Ride On A Pony (4:18)
5. My Brother Jake (3:03)
6. Trouble On Double Time (Live At The Sunderland Mayfair 1970) (3:43)
7. Mr Big (5:23)
8. The Hunter (Live At The Locarno, Sunderland 1970) (5:29)
9. Fire And Water (Live At Croydon 1970) (4:08)
10. Crossroads (Live At Sunderland 1970) (6:05)
11. Magic Ship (5:18)
12. Travelling Man (3:24)
13. Catch A Train (3:29)
14. Little Bit Of Love (2:33)
15. Muddy Water (Original Version) (4:14)
16. Wishing Well (3:44)
17. Easy On My Soul (3:44)
18. Heartbreaker (6:14)
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Releasing a full-length country music album is no easy feat. It takes time, determination, a lot of hard work and many artists might say a little bit of luck. But if all goes according to plan, you might hit that elusive jackpot of a No. 1 record. Stephanie Quayle has checked off many of these necessary music industry requirements and with wildly successful pre-sale orders, the singer is releasing her new album Love The Way You See Me on Sept. 1 — a week earlier than announced — as a special surprise for her fans, aptly named the “Flock of Quayle.”
“This album is a blend of my songs that I’ve co-written and songs that I’ve found and fallen in love with,” Quayle tells PEOPLE. “There’s every emotion covered, except super angry — I don’t really do angry.” And for her flock who can’t wait until Friday to hear the new album, they can stream it exclusively above.
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Original, thought-provoking country folk music. Songs based on legend, imagination and personal stories.
The Town Where I Live features Shea’s longtime backing band, The Losin’ End. “This is more of a band album than I’ve been able to make in the past. Start to finish, it’s me and the guys in my band.”
Shea says he comes from the Dave Alvin school of folk music, a school that includes Woody Guthrie, Howlin’ Wolf, Curtis Mayfield and Chuck Berry to name just a few. “Songs tell our stories and our history and songs were how those stories were shared in the past, I’d like to continue that tradition.”
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Solo release from the singer/songwriter best known for his work with country rock pioneers Poco.The album was recorded at Cash Cabin in Hendersonville, Tennessee, the former home recording studio of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash. It was produced by Rusty and longtime Poco bassist/vocalist Jack Sundrud – and mixed/mastered by Joe Hardy (ZZ Top, Steve Earle, The Replacements).
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Two CD set chronicling Becker & Fagen’s essential output,1972-1980. 18 tracks, including: ‘Do It Again’, ‘Reelin’ InThe Years’, ‘Rikki Don’t Lose That Number’, ‘Hey Nineteen’,’Babylon Sisters’, ‘Deacon Blues’, ‘Josie’, ‘Bodhisattva’,’Peg’, ‘Kid Charlemagne’, ‘My Old School’, ‘Black Friday’,etc.
