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GREG LAKE and GEOFF DOWNES 2015.
Ride the Tiger contains six songs from Greg Lake and Geoff Downes recorded between 1989-1990.
One song was eventually featured on an Asia album, and two others became ELP pieces.
Track 7 features Lake's former King Crimson band mate Michael Giles on drums.
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TOM ROBINSON SECTOR 27 - 1980 S-T flac.
Sector 27 were an English new wave band founded in 1979 by Tom Robinson. Their 1980 debut album, Sector 27, was produced by Steve Lillywhite. Robinson subsequently left the band, and the band continued without him for a number of years. Sector 27 toured with Elton John and The Police.
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PAUL Mc CARTNEY - RETURN TO PEPPERLAND 1987.
THE UNRELEASED ALBUM.
VERY VERY GOOD ALBUM!!
Return to Pepperland ” is the name given to an unfinished (unreleased) recording project by English musician Paul McCartney with American music producer Phil Ramone. The songs recorded during these sessions served as the basis for bootleg albums generally titled “Return to Pepperland”. In 1987 Paul McCartney had planned to release this album. However, his wife Linda McCartney's health problems led to its cancellation. Although it is considered an unofficial album, it is very interesting. Using Billy Joel's backing band, Paul and the aforementioned group along with producer Phil Ramone recorded two songs, "Beautiful Night" and "Loveliest Thing". Other songs were recorded at McCartney's Hog Hill Studios, including "Atlantic Ocean", "Big Day", "This One" and "Love Come Tumbling Down". During these sessions, the song "Return To Pepperland" was produced as a tribute to the 20th anniversary of the Beatles' album “Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band”, from May 1967, mixing two songs written by Lennon and McCartney, "Love Me Do" and "PS I Love You". In the end, just two songs from the sessions; "Once Upon a Long Ago" and "Back On My Feet" were released at the time. In January 1988, McCartney took the remaining songs from the Ramone sessions and compiled them onto a cassette, along with other songs he had been working on since the early 1980s. This was the source of many of the bootlegs associated with the sessions. by Phil Ramone. In summary: Most of the songs on this album were recorded in 1986/87 with Phil Ramone producing. Many of them remain unreleased to this day, while others (such as "Beautiful Night") have been re-recorded. Only a few appeared on several B-sides of singles/CDs. Some of the songs on this album are “demos”.
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CROSBY STILLS NASH and YOUNG - 1969 WOODSTOCK re. 2020.
THE FULL PERFORMANCE.
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MOUNTAIN - 1969 WOODSTOCK re.2019 flac.
THE STORY :
Woodstock was just our third job, and it was quite a thrill. Mountain got on the show because our booking agent also handled Jimi Hendrix. I remember watching Creedence, Sly and the Family Stone, the Who. And I was thinking, “How can I top that?” It was one good band after another. It was a thrill, I’ll tell you.
We hired our own helicopter ’cause we had heard that it would be chaos getting up there. When we flew over in the helicopter, it felt like something out of Close Encounters of the Third Kind. There was a first-aid kit, and I opened it up and took out an amyl nitrite popper. I looked out at that crowd, and I almost fell out of the helicopter.
I think I had the most amplifiers of anybody there. It was paralyzing because that stage, that setting, was some kind of natural amphitheater. The sound was so loud and shocking that I got scared. But once I started playing, I just kept going because I was afraid to stop.
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