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Tracks:
01. Pony Blues
02. Devil Got My Woman
03. Stranger Blues
04. Country Blues
05. Keep Your Lamp Trimmed and Burning
06. Catfish Blues
07. Come on Around to My House
08. Traveling Riverside Blues
09. Living With the Blues
10. Me and the Devil
11. Pick a Bale of Cotton
12. Broke Down Engine
13. Fixin’ to Die
14. You Gotta Move
15. Grinnin’ in Your Face
Swamp Dogg
Love, Loss & Autotune
(Joyful Noise Recordings, 2018)
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Comprising Bert’s seminal 1960s output (alongside his only album as a duet with Pentangle bandmate John Renbourn) this four disc set covers an era that forged creative paths for everyone from Neil Young to Johnny Marr. New listening notes from Bill Leader, as well as unseen photographs from Brian Shuel complete this special collection. Where to start with a career as prolific as that of Bert Jansch? Why, the beginning of course. Bert’s first studio (though as Bill Leader rightly points out, that’s a bit of a stretch) albums capture a man whose star is truly on the rise. It also marks his most prolific period – these four LPs were written, recorded and issued in just two years; a testament to not only Bert’s abundant musicality but to a time for music that was changing – excitedly – from minute to minute. From Bert’s masterclass in elegant, melodic, one-man-and-his-guitar fingerpicking on his self-titled LP, to the beginnings of something altogether more exotic on ‘Bert and John’, these records are nothing if not a remarkable insight into the changing face of folk music at the time. For those unfamiliar with Jansch’s oeuvre, this is a real treat; you won’t find a more comprehensively produced collection. ‘A Man I’d Rather Be’ includes all the original liner notes (from both Keith De Groot and Bert himself) as well as new ruminations from Bill Leader (who recorded much of Jansch’s nascent work) as well as never-before seen photographs by the illustrious Brian Shuel. For those in the know, this is a chance to revisit these extraordinary albums, revel in new insights and add some – perhaps more listenable LPs – to sit alongside their love-worn originals. “The Jimi Hendrix of the acoustic guitar” – Neil Young // “At one point, I was absolutely obsessed with Bert Jansch. When I first heard that LP, I couldn’t believe it. It was so far ahead of what everyone else was doing. No one in America could touch that.” – Jimmy Page // “I particularly like his second record. The album before it [1965’s Bert Jansch] is more revered and held up by most journalists as being the seminal one, but I think the songs are better on It Don’t Bother Me, particularly the title track. The fact that they were both recorded in a kitchen at his mate’s house is another reason why it has never dated.” – Johnny Marr // “I will never stop learning from Bert Jansch. His records have proved to be a great gift to everyone and for me they are also an education and a well of inspiration.” – Graham Coxon // “Simply, I think Bert was a truly unique musician. Somehow he could elegantly bridge differing musical and singing traditions to sing and play in a way that sounded only like Bert Jansch.” – Anne Briggs // Box-set includes: Bert Jansch, It Don’t Bother Me, Jack Orion, Bert and John. DISC ONE Bert Jansch: 1 Strolling Down The Highway 2 Smokey River 3 Oh How Your Love Is Strong 4 I Have No Time 5 Finches 6 Ramblings Going To Be The Death Of Me 7 Veronica 8 Needle Of Death 9 Do You Hear Me Now? 10 Alice’s Wonderland 11 Running From Home 12 Courting Blues 13 Casbah 14 Dreams Of Love 15 Angie DISC TWO It Don t Bother Me: 1 Oh My Babe 2 Ring-A-Ding Bird 3 Tinker’s Blues 4 Anti Apartheid 5 The Wheel 6 A Man I’d Rather Be 7 My Lover 8 It Don’t Bother Me 9 Harvest Your Thoughts Of Love 10 Lucky Thirteen 11 As The Day Grows Longer Now 12 So Long (Been On The Road So Long) 13 Want My Daddy Now 14 900 Miles. DISC THREE Jack Orion: 1 The Waggoner’s Lad 2 The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 3 Jack Orion 4 The Gardener 5 Nottamun Town 6 Henry Martin 7 Black Water Side 8 Pretty Polly. DISC 4 Bert And John: 1 East Wind 2 Piano Tune 3 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 4 Soho 5 Tic-Tocative 6 Orlando 7 Red’s Favorite 8 No Exit 9 Along The Way 10 The Time Has Come 11 Stepping Stones 12 After The Dance
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There was something sinister about Crooked Fingers, both the name of the project and the music that Eric Bachmann wrote at the helm of its ever-shifting lineups over 15 years. He retired the moniker a couple of years ago, but with his third album under his own name, the transformation feels gorgeous and final and irreversible: No Recover.The drunken louts and red devil dawns are a thing of the past now, monuments to a different time. Bachmann, husband and recent father, has some new lenses through which to view the world. But while No Recover is decidedly mellow and reflective, do not mistake it for the work of a relaxed, satisfied songwriter, sitting on some Georgia porch with a stalk of wheat between his lips, gently rocking a cradle with his foot and whistling an old tune. No, the Eric Bachmann of 2018 seems to view life with a sort of disgruntled maturity and righteous resignation. No Recover is both harrowing and beautiful, and its mellowness can be deceiving. The album is mostly just him, a classical guitar, some treated rhythm tracks, and otherworldly drop-ins from singer Avery Leigh Draut and guitarist Eric Johnson, Bachmann’s old pal from their Archers of Loaf days. He’s got a lot on his mind, only some of it pretty. The sunset on the album’s cover might be the end of a cruel world for the duo in Jaded Lover, Shady Drifter, who introduce No Recover; they feel like flip-side lovers, both sonically and lyrically, of the couple at the center of Bring On the Snakes’ The Rotting Strip. But that dark sentiment is quickly reversed with Daylight, one of Bachmann’s most stunning vocal performances ever: For a guy who earned his stripes by shredding his vocal cords in the ’90s, he sure can croon. And though the words cast some shadows—“fight for your life,” he implores—ultimately there is hope. “If you try, you can be loved.” Same goes, to a less direct degree, for Waylaid, the record’s jauntiest song, and a meditation on failure and love that leaves room for Johnson’s bright-but-mournful electric guitar to take center stage. But leave it to Bachmann to save the best for last: No Recover ends with one song for his wife and another for his son. Wild Azalea, for Liz Durrett—who also makes a brief appearance earlier in the album—is pure ’70s AM gold, including the tinge of sadness that the best of that era embraced. And Dead and Gone offers wistful, Bachmann-style comfort to a child. It’s vulnerable and giving, a lifetime promise that somehow intertwines regret and hopefulness.
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In 1990, Gene Clark was blocking out plans for a second album with Carla Olson after their 1987 duo set, So Rebellious a Lover, became the most popular work of his career after leaving the Byrds, and he recorded a batch of acoustic demos that year in preparation for the project. However, Clark died in the spring of 1991 before he could take any of the songs into the studio. Gypsy Angel: The Gene Clark Demos 1983-1990 compiles eight songs from the casually recorded 1990 sessions, with four tunes Clark demoed in the mid-’80s.
Tracks:
1. Pledge To You
2. Mississippi Detention Camp
3. Kathleen
4. Rock Of Ages
5. The Last Thing On My Mind
6. Dark Of My Moon
7. Your Fire Burning
8. Freedom Walk
9. Love Wins Again
10. Back In My Life Again
11. Day For Night
12. Gypsy Rider
He was considered the father of Congolese rumba, le Grand Kalle,
or Joseph Kabasele. Ten historic songs on this volume 2 of the
Productions Souk series. Look for Grand Kalle in our search-bar
and you’ll find some other releases including more info..
Hij werd beschouwd als de vader van de Congolese rumba, le Grand
Kalle ofwel Joseph Kabasele. Tien historische opnamen op deze volume
twee in de productions Souk serie. Als je Grand Kalle in onze zoekbalk in
tikt, vind je nog een aaantal van zijn platen en meer informatie..
tracks ;
01 – Essous spiritou
02 – Kara-kara
03 – Mokili ngonga
04 – Debe ilenda
05 – Nzela mosika
06 – Ma préférée irène
07 – Cococo… qui est la
08 – Tozongela bilanda
09 – Barubatsie
10 – Minueyo boongalo
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