TOO OLD TO ROCK: 2/1/26

Friday, February 27, 2026

PINK FLOYD 2014 FROM ABBEY ROAD TO BRITANNIA

PINK FLOYD - 2014 FROM ABBEY ROAD TO BRITANNIA ROW THE EXTRACTION TAPES.

Wish You Were Here

1-Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts 1-9) 25:00

2-Welcome To The Machine 4:45

3-Have A Cigar 7:32

Animals

4-Sheep 10:37

5-Dogs 13:34

6-Pigs (Three Different Ones) 11:37

7-Sheep Sound Effects 0:36

Wish You Were Here: Some great unreleased studio versions from 1975, before the release of Wish You Were Here.

Track 1: Studio version 1975 in one complete piece. Never previously issued in this format.

Track 2: Studio demo, 1975

Track 3: Studio demo, 1975

Animals: Previously unheard alternate studio versions from 1976.

Track 4: (different studio version)

Track 5: (different studio version)

Track 6: (different studio version)

TOO OLD

Friday, February 20, 2026

TUCKY BUZZARD- RARE TRACKS

TUCKY BUZZARD - TIME WILL BE YOUR DOCTOR -rare tracks 2CD 1971-1972 rem.2005.

British band Tucky Buzzard evolved from a band called The End, who performed in the late 60’s.

The group’s 1971 debut gig at the Whisky in the US was memorable for the fact that a veteran security guard at the club died of a heart attack after pursuing three teenage gate-crashers.

Singer Jimmy Henderson initially had a limited voice, and the band were originally largely written-off by the music press as run-of-the-mill hard rock/heavy metal fare. By their fourth album, Allright On The Night (1973), even Rolling Stone admitted they had improved “on a grand scale,” and praised Henderson for approaching Jagger or Daltrey territory.

Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman produced their albums, and – perhaps unsurprisingly – a number of Tucky Buzzard album tracks sounded like they would have been at home on a Stones LP.

The Band:

Jimmy Henderson -Vocals

Terry Taylor -Guitar

Phil Talbot -Guitar

Paul Kendrick -Guitar, vocals

David Brown - bass -Nick Graham

Keyboards -Paul Francis

Drums - Chris Johnson

Bill Wyman producer and bass guitar.

TOO OLD

Wednesday, February 18, 2026

LOVE - 1974 REEL TO REEL rem 2015 with 11 bonus tracks.

The album features Arthur’s beloved Black Beauty band:

drummer Joe Blocker, guitarist Melvan Whittington, and bassist Robert Rozelle — who Lee referred to as “cats who can play funky and rock” — augmented by guitar-ace John Sterling and cameo appearances by legendary guitarists Harvey Mandel and “Buzzy” Feiten

Bonus tracks include 11 revelatory, previously-unreleased tracks from the original sessions, including alternate takes and mixes, live-in-studio rehearsals, and 4 newly-discovered Arthur Lee originals: “Do It Yourself,” “I Gotta Remember,” “Somebody,” and “You Gotta Feel It.” These songs (three fully-produced rockers, and a spare, Imagine-era John Lennon-by-way-of Sly Stone studio sketch) were previously unknown to all but their original participants, and present a major addition to Arthur Lee’s catalog. Other bonus track highlights include the guitar fury in the extended, alternate mix of “Busted Feet,” the eccentric and darkly-comic single mix of “You Said You Would,” and an impromptu studio rehearsal of Forever Changes outtake “Wonder People (I Do Wonder).” This ultra-rare bonus material fills out the picture of a fearless, agile and very funky ensemble, led by a masterful singer- songwriter at his feral, exultant best.

TOO OLD