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BLUE OYSTER CULT - 1979 MIRRORS.
Beloved BOC !!
Thanks to everyone who heard and believed in the music. Music lives on. Keep listening. Keep believing, keep dreaming. Like a ripple, the music moves and travels and finds you. Drive to the music, Make love to the music, cry to the music. That's why we made it. Long after we're gone the music will still be there. Thanks to everyone who helped us bring the music to you & thanks to every face and every heart in every audience all over the world.(Concrete Blonde)
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JOE COCKER MAD DOGS & ENGLISHMEN - 1970 LIVE AT FILMORE EAST re.flac.
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CAIN WALKER - 2025 DONT TREAD ON ME.
WELCOME TO A.I
There's a new country star in town, and he's not even real. Cain Walker's “Ain't My Problem” surged to the top of the Spotify Viral charts, and listeners quickly realized that the popular song is sung by an AI artist. The song has well over a million streams on Spotify, and nearly half a million streams on YouTube.
EVERYTHING developed using generative artificial intelligence tools to produce vocals, instrumentation, and lyrics, with no human performers involved. The project is credited to Aubierre Rivaldo Taylor, an obscure figure with limited online presence prior to the act's launch.
Cain Walker Sessions are songs written and recorded by Brett Walker and Tommy "Mugs" Cain.
COUNTRY JOE - TONIGHT I'M SINGING JUST FOR YOU 1970.
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COUNTRY JOE - 1978 ROCK N ROLL MUSIC FROM PLANET EARTH flac.
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MOST RARE TO FIND ON THE WEB- AN OFFER OF TOO OLD TO ROCK
IN RESPECT OF THE LOSS OF COUNTRY JOE Mc DONALD.
COUNTRY JOE Mc DONALD 1974 S-T ALBUM.
Tracks:
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Dr. Hip |
3:46 |
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Old Joe Corey |
3:05 |
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Making Money In Chile |
3:11 |
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You Messed Over Me |
5:02 |
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Memories |
6:50 |
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Chile |
4:33 |
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Pleasin' |
4:12 |
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Jesse James |
3:49 |
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Satisfactory |
4:09 |
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It's Finally Over |
2:54 |
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COUNTRY JOE Mc DONALD - 1991 SUPERSTITIOUS BLUES.
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COUNTRY JOE Mc DONALD - 1991 LOVE IS A FIRE .
Beloved C.J.M R.I.P 7-3-2026.
“Country” Joe McDonald was the leader and lead singer of the 1960s rock & roll group “Country Joe and the Fish”. His best-known song is his “I Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag”, a black comedy novelty song about the Vietnam War, whose familiar chorus ("One, two, three, what are we fighting for?") is well known to the Woodstock generation and Vietnam Vets of the 1960s and 1970s. He is also known for „The Fish Cheer” which was a cheerleader-style call-and-response with the audience where Joe spelled out 'fish'.
(“Give me an F!”) at Woodstock Festival in 1969, he altered the cheer to spell out the word 'fuck' instead.
Country Joe has recorded 33 albums and has written hundreds of songs over a career spanning 40 years.
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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
Copyright © – Archive Master Series
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)
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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.
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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.
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AVIATOR - AVIATOR 1979.
The band:
drummer Clive Bunker (Jethro Tull)
John G Perry (bass player on many sessions, notable for his association with King Crimson)
Jack Lancaster (Brand X, other sessions)
Mick Rogers (Manfred Mann's Earth Band) with production in part by Robin Lumley (Brand X).