The Romantic Strings Orchestra - Night And Day: The Great Songs Of Cole Porter (1993)

August 17, 2018, 10:19 am

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Performer: The Romantic Strings Orchestra
Album: Night And Day: The Great Songs Of Cole Porter
Label: Reader's Digest
Catalog #: S013B
Style: Pop Instrumental, Easy Listening
Year: 1993
Format: Flac (*image + .cue,log,scans)
Bitrate: lossless
Covers: in archive
Amount of tracks: 20
Size RAR: ~ 352 MB
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Recovery: 3%
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Neil Diamond – Hot August Night III (2018)

August 17, 2018, 10:33 am

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In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the original Hot August Night, Hot August Night III brings Neil back to Los Angeles’s historic Greek Theatre in 2012 to perform 31 of his greatest hits. Over 2 hours and 20 minutes of music and memories including bonus behind the scenes footage with band and crew.

Tracks:
Disc 1

1. Overture
2. Soolaimon
3. Beautiful Noise
4. Forever in Blue Jeans
5. Love On The Rocks
6. Hello Again
7. September Morn
8. Play Me
9. Shilo
10. Red, Red Wine
11. You Got To Me
12. Girl, You’ll Be A Woman Soon
13. Thank The Lord For The Night Time
14. Cherry, Cherry
15. Kentucky Woman
16. Solitary Man
17. Glory Road
18. Chelsea Morning
19. I’m A Believer
20. Happy Birthday Rose
21. Cracklin’ Rosie

Disc 2

1. And The Grass Won’t Pay No Mind
2. Pretty Amazing Grace
3. We
4. Stones
5. You Don’t Bring Me Flowers
6. Holly Holy
7. Morningside
8. Crunchy Granola Suite
9. Sweet Caroline
10. Sweet Caroline – Reprise
11. I Am…I Said
12. Walk Off
13. America
14. Brother Love’s Travelling Salvation Show
15. I’ve Been This Way Before
16. Walk Off
17. Band Bows
18. Audience Exit

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The Necks Body

August 17, 2018, 10:42 am

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Tom Kelly Band - The Final Works (2018)

August 17, 2018, 12:33 pm

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Jeremiah Johnson – Straitjacket (2018)

August 17, 2018, 12:36 pm

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Jeremiah Johnson’s towering reputation has been hard-earned. In 2018, Straitjacket wears his soul on it’s sleeve. Produced by Mike Zito, and tracked live by the crack-squad studio band of Frank Bauer (sax/vocals), Benet Schaeffer (drums) and Tom Maloney (bass), the tracklisting takes in plenty of playful moments, like the title track’s hectic funk-blues complaint to a controlling girlfriend, or the grooving Dirty Mind, about a lover calling up for “a little company” at 2am. But elsewhere, personal songs like the addiction-themed Keep On Sailing bleed into the social commentary of Believe In America and Old School, which examines the spate of US shootings. It all ends with a cover of Alvin Lee’s classic Rock ‘N’ Roll Music To The World, which sees the band flex their astonishing chemistry and enjoy the ride. The man himself hopes you will do the same: “I want people to let this record play from the first to the last note, crank it up at a party or riding through the night on a Harley-Davidson. I want it to make people feel like going on a trip of emotion…”

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Al Kooper & Mike Bloomfield – Fillmore East_The Lost Concert Tapes 12.13.68. (2004)

August 17, 2018, 12:36 pm

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Mike Bloomfield – Guitar, Vocals
Johnny Winter – Guitar, Vocals (track 3)
Al Kooper – Organ, Piano, Vocaks
Jerry Jemmott – Bass
Paul Harris – Piano
Jonny Cresci – Drums

Tracks:
01. Introductions
02. One Way Out
03. Mike Bloomfield’s Introduction Of Johnny Winter
04. It’s My Own Fault (Featuring Johnny Winter)
05. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)
06. (Please) Tell Me Partner
07. That’s All Right Mama
08. Together Till The End Of Time
09. Don’t Throw Your Love On Me So Strong
10. Season Of The Witch

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The Allman Brothers Band – The Fox Box: The Fox Theater 2004 (2017)

August 17, 2018, 1:37 pm

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The Fox Box” feature a remastered audio mix and tighter song spacing than the versions that were released at the time.
…The Fox Box sold out its initial 2004 run before being re-released in late 2005. The set’s apparent popularity is at least somewhat understandable, particularly among those seeking immersion in the kind of sprawling experience associated with the band in its heyday. After all, as demonstrated by classic double-disc vinyl sets like At Fillmore East and Eat a Peach, back then the Allmans played with such inspiration, expressiveness, and fire that no one would want to wrench them from the stage until they had wrung every last note from their axes, no matter how long it took.

Given that the early-2000s band had its strongest lineup in years, a really extended live showcase (dwarfing the One Way Out double-CD set) might seem warranted to some — and The Fox Box would surely seem to fit the bill.

The box does make a certain amount of sense from a packaging perspective (although the physical package itself is pretty cheap and cheesy). During their 2004 tour the Allmans could fill up three nights of music with very little repetition, so when they arrived at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta for a three-night run from September 24 through 26, they were able to bring a slew of different music to the ears of the faithful each night. There is some repetition — three versions of “Dreams” (with a different guitarist taking the extended solo each time) and, most egregiously for the home listener, two of those very long drum breaks that really must be experienced live to be appreciated — but for the most part these nine discs tend not to overlap. Most importantly, there is often true inspiration in the playing and the choice of material, not to mention some genuine unpredictability amidst the sprawl.

On the first night, the Allmans bookended their show with the beginning and ending of “Mountain Jam,” originally split between two sides of Eat a Peach, and the next night featured a similar decision, as they bracketed the show with the introduction and main body of “Les Brers in A Minor.” Overall, the music is a nice mix of tried-and-true warhorses, then-recent material from their Hittin’ the Note CD, and the occasional cover such as “I Walk on Guilded Splinters” and “The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.” Derek & the Dominos’ “Why Does Love Have to Be So Sad?” seguing directly into the Dead’s “Franklin’s Tower” — with a nice vocal from Oteil Burbridge and “Blue Sky” quotes from the guitars — is a particularly potent pairing, and “Layla” — featuring Derek Trucks on slide — rightfully reclaims the tune as part of the Allman legacy, although the band tends to push the beautiful extended coda just a bit too far into the red. The band is on fire on the first disc of the September 26 show (including “Revival,” “Every Hungry Woman,” “Hoochie Coochie Man,” and “End of the Line”); a fearsomely intense level of energy is achieved during Warren Haynes’ “Elizabeth Reed” solo; and the interplay between guitarists Trucks, Haynes, and Jack Pearson on the “Mountain Jam” reprise is pure musical bliss, nostalgic perhaps but that’s just fine, as memories of the most beautiful call-and-response dialogues between Duane and Dickey are conjured up. And speaking of Dickey Betts, his finest early songs are here even if his guitar and singing aren’t, and Gregg Allman’s vocals, quite frankly, provide some soulful heft to a countrified classic like “Blue Sky” without weighing the tune down.

Still, the Instant Live approach has its shortcomings. The band is recorded well, but whoever is responsible for miking the audience on these recordings, apparently to make sure there is plenty of concert ambience, should either turn those mikes down or unplug the damn things completely. As in the early days, this band is capable of some subtlety, but unlike those early days, certain members of the 21st century audience apparently feel that quieter moments are precisely the best times to scream their friggin’ heads off. Hey, everybody loves a party, but why give these particular crazies such prominence in the mix? (Oh, that’s right — they’re the ones buying the CDs after the show is over.) Track indexing can also be problematic: the “Mountain Jam” reprise is needlessly split in two, and it would be nice to have the alternative of programming out the drum break that stretches an otherwise killer “Elizabeth Reed” out past the 30-minute mark (and a hot little blues-rocker like “Black Hearted Woman” nearly hits half an hour for the same reason). For the home listener, those drum breaks provide rare examples of the Allmans stretching their jams past inspiration and into longwindedness.

Regardless, The Fox Box showcases practically everything that the 21st century Allmans could present at their most epic, revealing a band in astoundingly good shape 35 years after its founding. Hearing the group stretch out in 2004 can be a wonderful experience, although if you pop for The Fox Box you might ultimately wish you could edit portions out. — AMG

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VA – The Singer Songwriter (2018)

August 17, 2018, 1:37 pm

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Tracks:

01. Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, David Sardy, Jeremy Stacey, Mikey Rowe -Aka…What A Life! 4:25
02. John Legend – All Of Me (Radio Edit) 3:01
03. James Morrison, Guy Barker, Phil Todd – You Give Me Something 3:35
04. James Bay, Eli Beaird, Ian Fitchuk – Hold Back The River 3:43
05. Sam Smith, Jimmy Napes, Steve Fitzmaurice, Darren Heelis, Sylvester Earl Harvin, William Phillips, Jodi Milliner, Simon Hale, Everton Nelson – Stay With Me 2:55
06. Paul Weller, Brendan Lynch, Marco Nelson, Helen Turner, Steve White – Wild Wood 3:23
07. David Gray, Craig Mcclune, Tim Bradshaw – Babylon 4:26
08. Alicia Keys, Miri Ben-Ari, Kerry “Krucial” Brothers, William “Spaceman” Patterson, Cindy Mizelle, Andricka Hall, Tammy Saunders – Fallin’ (Radio Edit) 3:30
09. Sting, Larry Adler, Brendan Power, David Heath, John Barclay, Guy Barker, Richard Edwards, Mark Nightingale, Sian Bell, Simon Fischer, Kathryn Greeley, James Boyd, Dominic Miller, Kathryn Tickell, Vinnie Colaiuta, Paul Franklin, David Sancious – Fields Of Gold 3:41
10. Jack Johnson, Adam Topol, Merlo Podlewski – Better Together 3:30
11. Alanis Morissette – Ironic 3:49
12. Emeli Sande, Gavin Powell – Read All About It 5:58
13. Sia, Jimmy Hogarth, Sia Furler, Sam Dixon, Felix Bloxsom, Martin Slattery, Kevin Cormack, Will Malone, Gavyn Wright, David Woodcock, Jackie Shave, Everton Nelson, Benedict Cruft, David Daniels, Ben Chappell, Warren Zielinski, Leon Bosch, Peter Hanson, Mark – Breathe Me 4:35
14. Tori Amos – Cornflake Girl 5:05
15. Passenger – Let Her Go 4:13
16. Jason Mraz – I’m Yours 3:34
17. Sheryl Crow – If It Makes You Happy (Edit) 4:34
18. Jessie Ware, Benjamin Ash, Chris Sclafani, Ed Sheeran, Aryn Wüthrich, Jeremy Levin, Andrew Levin – Say You Love Me (Radio Edit) 3:41
19. José González – Heartbeats 2:41
20. John Mayer – No Such Thing 3:52
21. Amy Macdonald, Pete Wilkinson, Jamie Sefton, Adam Falkner, Seton Daunt – This Is The Life 3:06
22. Norah Jones, Adam Levy, Jesse Harris, Dan Rieser – Come Away With Me (Radio Edit) 3:16
23. Jake Bugg, Iain Archer – Lightning Bolt 2:26
24. Corinne Bailey Rae – Put Your Records On 3:37
25. Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson, Nick Movshon, Homer Steinweiss, Thomas Brenneck, Binky Griptite, Victor Axelrod, Vaughan Merrick, Chris Elliott, Gabriel Roth, Perry Montague-Mason, Chris Tombling, Mark Berrow, Warren Zielinski, Liz Edwards, Boguslaw Kostecki, – Back To Black (Radio Edit) 3:15
26. Duffy, Jimmy Hogarth, Eg White, Sam Dixon, Bernard Butler, James Banbury, The Wrecking Crew, Oliver Kraus, Cameron Craig – Warwick Avenue 3:48
27. James Tw – When You Love Someone 3:38
28. Amy Winehouse, Mark Ronson, Nick Movshon, Homer Steinweiss, Thomas Brenneck, Binky Griptite, Victor Axelrod, Vaughan Merrick, Chris Elliott, Gabriel Roth, Perry Montague-Mason, Chris Tombling, Mark Berrow, Warren Zielinski, Liz Edwards, Boguslaw Kostecki, – Love Is A Losing Game 2:37
29. Birdy – Skinny Love 3:21
30. Hozier, Fiachra Kinder – Take Me To Church 4:04
31. Elliott Smith – Between The Bars 2:22
32. Ben Howard, Chris Bond, India Bourne – Only Love (Radio Edit) 3:50
33. Katie Melua, Mike Batt, Chris Spedding, Jim Cregan, Tim Harries, Henry Spinetti, Michael Kruk – The Closest Thing To Crazy 4:13
34. Aimee Mann – I Should’ve Known 4:55
35. Frank Turner, Ben Lloyd, Matt Nasir, Nigel Powell, Tarrant Anderson – Polaroid Picture 3:43
36. Jp Cooper, Teemu Brunila, Mike Spencer – September Song 3:44
37. Paolo Nutini – Better Man 5:29
38. Lewis Capaldi – Bruises 3:41
39. Grace Carter, The 23rd – Silence (Acoustic) 3:44
40. Imelda May, Darrell Leonard, Patrick Warren, Jay Bellerose, Zachary Dawes, Marc Ribot – Call Me 3:28
41. Badly Drawn Boy – Something To Talk About 3:41
42. Dermot Kennedy – Young & Free 4:29
43. Newton Faulkner – Dream Catch Me 3:56
44. Vance Joy – Riptide 3:24
45. Amos Lee, Barrie Maguire, John Hughes – Sweet Pea 2:12
46. Tom Odell – Another Love 3:46
47. Tom Chaplin, Matt Hales, Ben Hales, Dave Price, Ben Castle, The Band, Bugles Of The Rifles – Quicksand 3:43
48. Callum Beattie – We Are Stars (Acoustic) 3:21
49. Rhys Lewis, Jim Homes, Rob Homes, Reuben James – Be Your Man 3:26
50. Kt Tunstall, Arnulf Lindner, Luke Bullen – Suddenly I See 3:20
51. Isaac Gracie, Markus Dravs, Robin Baynton, Leo Abraham, Simon Edwards, Clive Deamer, Freddy Sheed – Terrified 4:35
52. Nick Mulvey, Dan Carey, Liam Hutton – Fever To The Form (Radio Edit) 3:46
53. Jack Savoretti – Take Me Home 3:56
54. Lana Del Rey – Video Games 4:45
55. Frances, Sophie Cooke, Darren Heelis – Grow 4:00
56. Michael Kiwanuka, Inflo, Brian Burton, Graham Godfrey, Paul Boldeau, Ladonna Harley-Peters, Phebe Edwards, H. White, Wired Strings, Patrick Kiernan, Jenny Sacha, Sally Jackson, Gillon Cameron, Anna Croad, Kotono Sato, Eleanor Mathieson, Debbie Widdup, Emma – Love & Hate 7:09
57. Jamie Cullum, Geoff Gascoyne, Francis Fuster, Martin Shaw, Ben Castle, Alan Barnes, Sebastiaan De Krom – These Are The Days 3:21
58. Rufus Wainwright – Hallelujah 4:11
59. Gary Barlow, Rohan Onraet, Andy Caine, Ami Richardson, John Parricelli, Sam Dixon, Tim Van Der Kuil, David Arch, Jeremy Stacey, Massimo Restaino – Let Me Go 3:40
60. Plan B – She Said 3:29

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Ian McNabb ‎– Our Future In Space (2018)

August 17, 2018, 2:37 pm

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Former Icicle Works leader Robert Ian McNabb returns to the fray with a stunning 14 track album of hard rocking loud guitar chest beaters (in the main, but not all). After his last few CDs, McNabb has been promising his fans a loud album of hard rock songs and, on first play, it’s obvious that he’s kept his promise and smashed out a bunch of three-minute classics. Not really since ‘Head Like A Rock’ has he really gone for the amps turned up this high and the distortion pedal throttled to the max.

But, to marry all the volume with his usual hooks and melody is no easy task and the acerbic and often stinging yet witty bard from the people’s republic of Merseyside has been pretty damned on the money throughout his career and has managed to write plenty of classic songs and there are certainly several contenders here. It’s bright and outward looking and has a sound of hope and a great uplifting feeling on songs like ‘Medicated Emma’ and ‘The Day I Learned To Say No’ to name just two but this album doesn’t just rock out there are more reflective moments and songs and even a curveball included.

True to his promise, this is electric and loud, and he’s roped in some fantastic partners in crime with the Alarm’s Smiley keeping proceedings tight and punchy in the engine room; also, some guy called Buck from R.E.M guesting on one track and old partners in crime Andy Lord-Ashton and Chris Kearney, who have both played on several albums before so know how McNabb works best.

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Lady Gaga - Joanne (2016) Japan FLAC (tracks + .cue)

August 17, 2018, 2:42 pm

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Lady Gaga - Joanne (2016) Japan FLAC (tracks + .cue)

Artist: Lady Gaga | Album: Joanne | Released: 2016 | Genre: Pop

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A Trip to Nouri Brothers

August 17, 2018, 7:17 pm

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On Wednesday, August 22, from 7-10 PM EDT, Bodega Pop Live on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio spins discs plucked from the shelves of Paterson, New Jersey's greatest self-proclaimed"shopping center": Nouri Brothers, where new stock butts heads with decades-old, dust-covered gems we didn't even know were available on this continent.

This three-hour tribute will feature Morocco's Grande Voix d'el Aita, Syria's King of the Oud, some long out-of-print Oum Kalsoum, mid-period Nass El Gihwane and Jil Jilala, nascent raï, jaw-droppingly rare Fayza Ahmed, and much, much more.

Bookmark the page and see you Wednesday night!

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BBC Radio - UK Top 40 Singles Chart 17 August (2018)

August 17, 2018, 10:58 pm

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BBC Radio - UK Top 40 Singles Chart 17 August (2018)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: BBC Radio - UK Top 40 Singles Chart 17 August
Label: BBC Radio 1, The Official Charts
Style: Grime, Cloud Rap, Trap, Synthpop, Dancehall, Tropical, Folk, Indie, Reggaeton, Britpop
Release Date: 17-08-2018
Format: Top, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Codec: MP3
Tracks: 40 Tracks
Time: 02:21:00 Min
Size: 323 MB

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