THE OUTLAWS - Los Hombres Malo 1982

THE OUTLAWS \ LOS HOMBRES MALO 1982.

More energy,new line up,harder!.

Link :LHM

THE OUTLAWS - Ghost Riders 1980

THE OUTLAWS \ GHOST RIDERS 1980.

You can understand from the title of this album.
Recommended.

Link : GR

THE SORROWS - Take A Heart 1991

THE SORROWS \ TAKE A HEART 1991.

The Sorrows were at that time one of the hardest,most aggressive and contemporary R&B band but failed finally to achieve too much success probably due to the fact that their music was too ahead of its time!.

This reissue of the"Take a Heart" 1965 album includes all tracks from their LP, plus, important non -LP singles or unissued tracks and a couple of Italian songs.

Link : TAH

PETER GREEN SPLINTER GROUP - Destiny Road 1999

PETER GREEN SPLINTER GROUP \ DESTINY ROAD 1999.

One of my favorite with Splinter Group.

Link : DR

PETER GREEN - Blues For Dhyana 1998

PETER GREEN \ BLUES FOR DHYANA 1998.

One more compilation from the same company for PETER GREEN'S fans.

Link : BFD

PETER GREEN - Bandit 1997

PETER GREEN \ BANDIT 1997

A good compilation for Peter's friends who like to add it to their collection.

Link : Bandit

PETER HAMMILL - A Black Box 1980

A BLACK BOX \ 1980.

Link:ABB

PETER HAMMILL - PH7 1979

PETER HAMMILL \ PH7 1979.

Link:PH7

PETER HAMMILL - The Future Now 1978

PETER HAMMILL \ THE FUTURE NOW 1978.

Link:TFN

PETER HAMMILL - OVER 1976

PETER HAMMILL \ OVER 1976

Link:Over

PETER HAMMILL - Nadir's Big Chance 1974

PETER HAMMILL \ NADIR'S BIG CHANCE 1974

Link:NBC

PETER HAMMILL - In Camera 1973

PETER HAMMILL \ IN CAMERA

Link:IC

PETER HAMMILL - The Silent Corner and The Empty Stage 1972

PETER HAMMILL \ THE SILENT CORNER AND THE EMPTY STAGE 1972.

Link:TSCATES

PETER HAMMILL - Chameleon In The Shadow Of The Night 1972

A TRIBUTE TO PETER HAMMILL.

I can not think of any serious RockMusic lover that doesn't have in his record collection the singer,songwriter and frontman of VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR,

the man with the emotional, even dramatic way of singing ,for love,human relationships,death,self-awareness ,politics and religion,PETER HAMMILL.

Link:CISN

TAB BENOIT & JIMMY THACKERY \ Whiskey Store

TAB BENOIT with JIMMY THACKERY .

Tab Benoit with Singer, songwriter, and guitar virtuoso Jimmy Thackery who carved an enviable niche for himself in the world of electric blues. Known for his gritty, blue-collar approach and marathon live shows, Jimmy Thackery was for many years part of the Nighthawks, one of the hardest-working blues bar bands in North America.
So,what are you waiting for?
Begin with No2 " Whiskey store" and Enjoy it!
Link: WS

TAB BENOIT - Fever For The Bayou 2005

TAB BENOIT \ FEVER FOR THE BAYOU 2005

One more of the finest albums of Tab Benoit .
Enjoy it !



Tracks:
1. Night - 2. Little Girl Blues - 3. I Smell a Rat - 4. Fever For the Bayou - 5. Lost in Your Lovin' - 6. Golden Crown - 7. I Can't Hold Out - 8. The Blues Is Here to Stay - 9. Got Love If You Want It - 10. Blues So Bad - 11. My Bucket's Got a Hole in It .

Line up :
Tab Benoit (vocals, guitar) ; Cyril Neville, Big Chief Monk Boudreaux (vocals, percussion) ; Jimmy Carpenter (saxophone) ; Carl Dufrene (bass guitar) ; Daryl White .(drums).

Link: FFTB

THE ANIMALS / 1983 ARK

Eric always Like the Good Old Wine and i start with " The Night" .
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
Given to me from my friend "Nick Axis 33"
Link: ARK

FLEETWOOD MAC / Mr. Wonderful

FOR OUR GOOD FRIEND RADIO JUNKIE.

FLEETWOOD MAC / 1968 Mr. Wonderful.
Maybe this work of FM is not regarded one of their best but with Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer playing some Elmore James covers ,at least, should be at any serious collector.
Link : MW

GEORGE THOROGOOD \ No More Beer

GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS \ NO MORE BEER
We talk about power blues / rock ...

A few words :
.... I really got into it in '67 when I saw Frank Zappa, The Doors, Steppenwolf and Hendrix. It was a bunch of hippies playing for other hippies. And that's what I
wanted to do. I got in on the tail end of that. - George Thorogood..

George Thorogood first became interested in the blues, in Chicago style blues, in 1970 after hearing John Paul Hammond perform. He spent the next few years singing on the streets of San Francisco and playing at Max's Kansas City in New York with the likes of Bonnie Raitt and Little Feat. In the beginning he was emulating blues men such as Muddy Waters and Elmore James.

The band formed in 1973 when Jeff Simon, the drummer, got them a gig at Laine Hall, a college dormitory. George actually had to buy a guitar from a pawn shop the night before the gig. It went so well though that Jeff and George kept going, adding Michael Levine at bass with Ron Smith occasionally joining them on guitar. Thus was born the Delaware Destroyers. They spent their first years touring the Boston area playing with bands like Hound Dog Taylor and the Housebreakers. Their other early influences included the previously mentioned John Lee Hooker, John Hammond, Elmore James and Muddy Waters as well as Chuck Berry, Howlin' Wolf and Willie Dixon.

The band's first introduction to a record label was the work of their self-proclaimed Number One Fan, John Forward. In 1975 he would put them in touch with Rounder Records. They recorded their first album in 1975 but would have to wait an agonizing 18 months for it to be released as Rounder balked over paying for cover art. The agonizing was over one of the songs on the record, their now classic "One Bourbon".
George worried that if the record was not released someone else might cover it and get it to market first. He believed, correctly, that it was destined to be a classic and wanted his version out there first. George eventually chose some artwork provided by a fan and they got the eponymous record released. It was around the recording of their first album that Michael Levine left the band and Bill Blough replaced him.wanted to do. I got in on the tail end of that. - George Thorogood.
.....Bourbon, Scotch and Beer is classic. If I don't do it, someone else is going to do it. The songs made me great. It's not me. It's the songs that made me, I didn't make the songs. The only people who came up with 100 good songs are The Beatles. - George Thorogood..
The 50-50 Tour is now famous in rock history. Beginning October 23, in Hawaii and ending on December 11, 1981, they played a concert in all 50 states in just 50 days. Aside from the flights from Hawaii to Alaska and from Alaska to Oregon, George drove the entire way in a Checker Cab. This feat has not been repeated, nor even attempted to my knowledge, by any band.

..... Years of midnight club shows have trained this band to breath fire and spit nails. They were one of the tightest acts touring, complete with dead on pit stops and full-throttle boogie rock. - ...

The tour with the Stones and the 50-50 Tour, along with the success of their covers of John Lee Hooker's "One Bourbon, One Scotch and One Beer," Hank Williams' "Move it on Over" and Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love" got them signed with EMI. They would release several albums with EMI, beginning with their fourth album, 1982's Bad to the Bone.
Bad to the Bone was certified gold on August 7, 1985. Two days later, on August 9th, their fifth album Maverick would be certified gold as well.
It has been noted more than once that George Thorogood only rates his abilities on the guitar a five out of a possible ten. Couple this with the fact that they do mostly old blues covers and we are probably talking about some mediocre old band who didn't know when to hang it up, right? Wrong.
While George may be only a five on his guitar he is certainly a ten on stage and damn near a ten when it comes to picking what songs will go on the next album. It is a long tradition in blues music to cover old tunes. Blues men trade songs, they rewrite each other's songs and they are happy to admit when someone else 'done it better.'
.......And Muddy Waters listened to me and said I had mastered it. He actually told me, on one song, I played better than he did. So I was just, like, well you can't do better than that. - George Thorogood ....

With more than 3000 concerts under their belt, the vast majority of which are sold out, the Destroyers are still one of the tightest, most high energy blues-boogie bands a person could hope to catch. George's working-man ethic, mean slide guitar and incredible ear for undiscovered gems has meant to the band a long career and incredibly supportive fan base. With their 30th Anniversary 30 Years of Rock album debuting at #55 on Billboard's Top 200 Album Chart and going to #1 on Billboard's Blues Chart they are assured of many new fans as well.

..... Some day, we'll be playing a club, such as Ziggy's, and at night when we go on it will be less than half-filled. I'll go up to the promoter and say, `Son, congratulations, you just retired the great George Thorogood.' I want to make sure it ends before it comes to that. - George Thorogood...
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