VA – The Best Of Country: The Essential Country Music Album (2018)

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Lyrics that all can relate to; simple, direct, sometimes funny, other times sad, but always with a hook that takes you to the heart of the matter. Tunes that stick in your head and just won’t let go. These are some of the ingredients that go into one of America’s greatest musical gifts, Country music. Featuring Country Music’s most famous artists, the 50 tracks on these 2CDs take you on a journey from the Blue Hills of Kentucky to the glitzy streets of Nashville and all points in between.

Disc: 1
1. Dolly Parton – Release Me
2. Kenny Rogers And The First Edition – Ruby Don’t Take Your Love to Town
3. Jeannie C. Riley – Harper Valley PTA
4. Johnny Cash – I Walk the Line
5. Stanley Brothers – I’m a Man of Constant Sorrow
6. Hank Thompson – Wild Side of Life
7. Kitty Wells – It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
8. Cowboy Copas – Alabam
9. Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen – Hot Rod Lincoln (Live)
10. Red Foley – Midnight
11. Loretta Lynn – Honky Tonk Girl
12. Webb Pierce – There Stands The Glass
13. Ernest Tubb – Walking The Floor Over You
14. Carl Smith – If Teardrops Were Pennies
15. Gene Autry – Back In The Saddle Again
16. Goldie Hill – I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes
17. Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs – Foggy Mountain Breakdown
18. Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys – Blue Moon Of Kentucky
19. Patsy Cline – Walkin’ After Midnight
20. June Carter Cash – Juke Box Blues
21. Patti Page – Tennessee Waltz
22. Hank Williams – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
23. Carter Family – Can the Circle Be Unbroken
24. Faron Young – Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
25. Willie Nelson – Crazy

Disc: 2
1. Johnny Cash – Folsom Prison Blues
2. Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys – Steel Guitar Rag
3. Louvin Brothers – Cash On The Barrelhead
4. Dolly Parton – Puppy Love
5. Slim Whitman – Indian Love Call
6. Lynn Anderson – Stand By Your Man
7. Jimmy Dean – Big Bad John
8. Kenny Rogers – Me and Bobby McGee
9. Buck Owens – Above And Beyond
10. Jimmie Rodgers – In the Jailhouse Now (No.1)
11. Roy Acuff – Wabash Cannonball
12. Davis Sisters – I Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know
13. George Jones – The Window Up Above
14. Frankie Laine – Rawhide
15. Jim Reeves – He’ll Have to Go
16. Don Gibson – Blue Blue Day
17. Waylon Jennings – White Lightning
18. Hank Snow – Music Makin’ Mama From Memphis
19. Willie Nelson – Slow Down Old World
20. Porter Wagoner – Misery Loves Company
21. The Flatlanders – Dallas
22. Ray Price – Crazy Arms
23. Tennessee Ernie Ford – 16 Tons
24. Reno and Smiley – Tennessee Cut Up Break Down
25. Brenda Lee – I’m Sorry

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Taj Mahal, V.M. Bhatt, N. Ravikiran – Mumtaz Mahal (1995)

February 8, 2019, 6:03 am

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Taj Mahal is joined by Indian master musicians N. Ravikiran and V.M. Bhatt on a selection of tunes that ultimately owe more to obvious blues clichés than they do to cross-cultural collaboration. Perhaps that’s because nearly half of the album’s tunes — including Robert Johnson’s “Come on in My Kitchen,” “Mary Don’t You Weep,” and “Johnny Too Bad” — have long been staples of Taj Mahal’s concert catalog. This isn’t to say that the set doesn’t have any moments of inspired improvisation and nuanced playing; there are a few instances of brilliance. But that seems a terrible waste of the talent gathered, unless the listener is looking for nothing more than an unlikely blues workout.

Arachnes - Parallel Worlds (2001)

February 8, 2019, 6:26 am

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The Mystic Tide - Solid Sound (1965-67) (1994)

February 8, 2019, 6:26 am

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Artist: The Mystic Tide
Title Of Album: Solid Sound
Year Of Release:1965-67/1994
Label (Catalog#) : Distortions[ DR 1006]
Country: USA
Genre: Psych Rock, Garage, Beat
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Gurf Morlix – Impossible Blue (2019)

February 8, 2019, 6:56 am

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There’s a dark intimacy to Gurf Morlix’s albums. They can be so spooky and real that you’d swear he’s in the same room with you. It’s inevitably a haunting experience. Yet, having survived a scary heart attack a few years ago, his take on mortality with this, his tenth solo recording, offers more slivers of light (there’s even a song with that name here). The blues can provide healing power which sustains him throughout. And, more than ever Morlix takes a deep dive into blues, his favorite idiom, on Impossible Blue.

If, by some chance, you are unfamiliar with Morlix, you have most likely heard him as the producer for Lucinda Williams, the guiding light for Ray Wylie Hubbard and folks like Slaid Cleaves and Mary Gauthier. He’s a tremendous guitarist and multi-instrumentalist who graces many albums from roots artists. He was Blaze Foley’s musical partner for years. His modest approach to songwriting can be traced to his many years as a producer and sideman but put that misplaced modesty aside. Morlix arrived as a songwriter several years ago. It’s only now that he’s finally acknowledged it.

Joined as usual by his frequent collaborator, drummer Rick Richards and fellow Austinites, the acclaimed Red Young on B3 and Jaimee Harris with beautiful female harmonies, Morlix handles the vocals and rest of the instruments for these nine original songs. Morlix considers these nine songs to be “the best songs I’ve ever written.” Morlix’s albums are as pristinely recorded as any you’ll hear because he is a perfectionist. He brings that same level of scrutiny to his songwriting and you be assured that you’ll understand every single word. Better yet, he’s blessed it. That hasn’t always been the case.

We’re going to start with the last song. Take “Backbeat of the Dispossessed,” a haunted bittersweet eulogy to a clearly departed friend, in this case his dear friend from his native Buffalo, drummer Michael Bannister. Morlix sings “I always knew I would see you again” – until he learned of Bannister’s unfortunate suicide. On previous albums he’s memorialized Foley in a similar way. Perhaps combined with his own near brush with death, these thoughts give him a greater strength. Speaking of the heart attack, he says, “I think the main thing I took away from all that is that I realize that every day is a bonus day. I’m living on bonus time now, and I’m just very aware of that, every day. Basically, I’m just in love with life more than ever now. Because here it is, and I might not have been here, but…here I am.” These thoughts are put to lyrics in “My Heart Keeps Pounding” – “My head is throbbin’/My world keeps wobblin’/All the alarms are soundin’/Bu my heart keeps poundin’”

The optimism of “Sliver of Light,” about driving to his next gig, is quickly offset by his trademark darkness in “I’m a Ghost” and two songs later, a man mourning for a drowned lover at the “Bottom of the Musquatch River.” It’s all deep blues, none more so than the jealous heartbreak recounted in “I Saw You.” He even does as most bluesmen would do, fire up a lengthy guitar solo in “Spinnin’ Planet Blues,” one of only three songs where the iconic Red Young accompanies on B3, clearly pushing Morlix.

Morlix is one adult dose. His brutal honesty and raw approach may not be universally appealing but he’s undeniably a force. This could well be his best album, but it won’t be his last. . As he sings in 2 Hearts Beatin’ in Time” – “There’s a bit more I want to do/I left unfinished a thing or two” Since Morlix is making the most of “Bonus time” we can gladly look forward to more too.

Airto - Free 1972 [Remastered, Expanded, 2003]

February 8, 2019, 6:56 am

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Artist: Airto Moreira
Title Of Album: Free
Year Of Release: 1972/2003
Label (Catalog#) : CTI/Epic/Legacy [5127852]
Country: Brazil
Genre: Latin Jazz, Fusion
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Lonnie Smith - Funk Reaction (1977) [Japanese Reissue 2013]

February 8, 2019, 6:56 am

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Artist: Lonnie Smith
Title Of Album: Funk Reaction
Year Of Release: 1977/2013
Label (Catalog#): P-Vine Records [PCD-18725]
Country: United States
Genre: Jazz-Funk, Soul, Disco
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Time: 38:28
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Blancmange - Believe You Me (1985)

February 8, 2019, 7:26 am

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Michael Chapman True North

February 8, 2019, 7:48 am

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Michael Chapman
True North
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Colin Linden & Luther Dickinson With The Tennessee Valentines – Amour (2019)

February 8, 2019, 7:55 am

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Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Stony Plain records has scheduled a February 8th release for Amour by acclaimed guitarists Colin Linden & Luther Dickinson with The Tennessee Valentines. Guitarists Luther Dickinson of North Mississippi Allstars and Colin Linden of Blackie and the Rodeo Kings have joined forces for a new joint project, Amour. They are backed by “The Tennessee Valentines,” with Dominic Davis on bass, Brian Owings on drums, Fats Kaplin on violin and accordion, and Kevin McEndree on keyboards.

Linden produced the album, whose tracks touch on a wide range of genres while still serving as an Americana record. Dickinson and Linden also recruited a handful of Nashville talent for the guest vocals, including Billy Swan, Rachael Davis, Ruby Amanfu, Sam Palladio, and Jonathan Jackson.

The Platters - Golden Hits [Digitally Remastered] (1986)

February 8, 2019, 8:26 am

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Artist: The Platters
Title Of Album: Golden Hits
Year Of Release: 1986
Label (Catalog#): Mercury/Polygram Records [826 447-2]
Country: United States
Genre: Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Pop
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Time: 48:02
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VA - Pure... 80s Dance Party [4CD Box Set] (2011)

February 8, 2019, 8:55 am

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Artist: Various Artists
Title Of Album: Pure... 80s Dance Party
Year Of Release: 2011
Label (Catalog#): Sony Music [88697906892]
Genre: Pop Rock, Disco, Synth-pop, Funk/Soul, R&B
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Bitrate: Lossless
Time: 4:17:42
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KROKUS ?Discography on vinyl? (11 x LP ? First Press ? 1978-2017)

February 8, 2019, 8:55 am

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Performer: KROKUS
Album / collection: ?Discography on vinyl?
Label / country: ⒸⓅ 1978-2017 Mercury | Arista | Columbia Records. Made in Europe, Japan.
Source: Rip by JonnyB, alvaedis, valeron, bruk scans by inet... > Conversion 32/96kHz by KoGGaN?
Official DR value: 13?13?14?12?13?13?13?11?12?11?14
Catalog (Barcode): much
Genre / Style: Rock, Hard Rock, Metal
Year (info): 1978-2017 (11 x LP, Original vinyl, 1st Press?)
Format: WV (image + .cue)
Bitrate: 32bit/96kHz Stereo
Covers: in archive
Amount of tracks: 112
Total time: 07:52:43
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Paul & Linda McCartney - Ram (1971)

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Martina Lussi Diffusion Is A Force

February 8, 2019, 9:46 am

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The Family Of Apostolic - The Family Of Apostolic (1968) (Remastered, 2016)

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Artist: The Family Of Apostolic
Title Of Album The Family Of Apostolic
Year Of Release:1968/2016
Label (Catalog#) : Future Days [FDR 613]
Country: USA
Genre: Folk Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Experimental
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Bitrate: Lossless
Total Time: 00:58:26
Total Size: 381mb(+3%)(covers)
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Animals As Leaders - Weightless (2011)

February 8, 2019, 10:56 am

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??????: Weightless
????: Instrumental Progressive Metal
????????: Prosthetic Records
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Allison Miller’s Boom Tic Boom Glitter Wolf

February 8, 2019, 11:45 am

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VA - Pure... - A Sony Series Collection (2010-2014)

February 8, 2019, 12:26 pm

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Artist: Various Artists
Title Of Album: Pure... - A Sony Series Collection
Year Of Release: 2010-2014
Label: Sony Music
Genre: Rock, Soul/Funk, Disco, Jazz, Folk, Electronic
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Jeff Beck Group – Live On Air 1967 (Feat. Aynsley Dunbar, Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (2019)

February 8, 2019, 12:57 pm

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Tracklist:
1. Stone Cold Crazy (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Saturday Club Broadcast 18 Mar 67) (3:39)
2. Rock My Plimsoul (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Saturday Club Broadcast 8 Jul 67) (4:13)
3. Tallyman (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Saturday Club Broadcast 8 Jul 67) (2:48)
4. I Ain’t Superstitious (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Top Gear Broadcast 5 Nov 67) (2:28)
5. Beck’s Bolero (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Top Gear Broadcast 5 Nov 67) (2:56)
6. You’ll Never Get To Heaven (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Top Gear Broadcast 5 Nov 67) (2:49)
7. You Shook Me (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Top Gear Broadcast 5 Nov 67) (2:40)
8. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever (Feat. Rod Stewart & Ronnie Wood) (Live Top Gear Broadcast 5 Nov 67) (3:19)