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Morgen - Morgen - (1969 us psychedelic hard rock - wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 02:13 PM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/morgen-morgen-1969-us-psychedelic-hard.html
From New York, this short lived band evolved around the namesake guitarist
Steve Morgen.
A foreboding bass riff and staccato drumming introduce ‘Welcome To The
Void’, and for the next thirty-eight minutes one is hurled headlong into a
vortex of dual-guitar overload, lyrically woven with romantic and Victorian
imagery residing on a tab of microdot.
There are some cool passages here, like the sudden rush of Jimi Hendrix/the
Who-hybrid notes in “Love” as a jungle beat throbs in the background, and
the lasciviously fey vocal and sweetly fuzzy guitar sustains in “Of
Dreams.” “Eternity in Between” does make it clear Morgen was a big Who fan,
with its lifts of the chord sequence from “Underture” and the stuttering
distortion of “My Generation”.
Credits
- Steve Morgen : vocals, guitar
- Rennie Genossa : bass
- Bob Maiman : drums
- Barry Stock : rhythm guitar
Tracklist:
01. Welcome To The Void – 4:47
02. Of Dreams – 5:37
03. Beggin Your Pardon (Miss Joan) – 4:49
04. Eternity In Between – 5:06
05. Purple – 4:11
06. She’s The Nitetime – 3:30
07. Love – 10:53
Here
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Moloch - Moloch (1970 us hard rock with great fuzzy guitars - Wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 12:38 PM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/moloch-moloch-1970-us-hard-rock-with.html
Formed in Memphis in 1968 by Baker, who'd fronted local faves The Blazers,
the initial line-up evolved to include drummer Durham, who'd been with The
Group and The Rapscallions. Produced, written and arranged by Don Nix
(ex-Mar-Keys and Paris Pilot) in Memphis, Moloch is an excellent blues rock
album with some sound effects, noises and superb acid guitar solos by Lee
Baker. Their single was recorded after the album with a later line-up and
is extremely rare.
The genius of Lee Baker
Lee Baker is the greatest guitarist you have never heard of. Here is your
chance. Listen to Baker alternate between fuzzy,funk blues riffing,slippery
slide and stinging leads. Beale Street summer of love. Moloch is a
collection of notorious Memphis musicians. Blues filtered through blotter
acid. The original version of "Going Down" is here. Yes, the very same song
Jeff Beck/Freddie King etc covered.Before you smugly ask,yes,Baker is the
equal to Beck. He's that good. Ask Jim Dickinson. Ask Alex Chilton. Smell
the psycho daisies and grab this disc. (By McCarthy Salisbury)
Tracklist
01 Helping Hand 02 Maverick Woman Blues 03 Outta Hand 04 Same Old Blues 05
Going Down 06 She Looks Like an Angel 07 Gone Too Long 08 Dance Chaney
Dance 09 Mona 10 People Keep Talking 11 I Can Think the Same of You 12
Night at the Possum
CreditsLee Baker - Lead Guitar, VocalsGene Wilkins - Lead VocalsPhillip
Durham - Drums Vocals Fred Nicholson - OrganSteve Spear - Bass
Here
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Hackensack - Up the Hardway (1974 uk strong hard rock - Wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 10:27 AM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/hackensack-up-hardway-1974-uk-strong.html
Hackensack - Up the Hardway, title track from their debut (and only
official album for Polydor) album, released in 1974. Hackensack existed
between 1968 and 1974 and released the abovementioned album and one single.
They were formed by vocalist Nicky Moore, one of England's best frontmen.
Their stage act was reminiscent of The Who and they built up a good
reputation as a hard working and hard rocking blues/rock quartet. Their
only album release is quite collectible today, and had a good mix of solid
rockers as well as the odd tasteful blues track. Unfortunately its failure
to do much led to the demise of the band in 1974. Moore subsequently joined
Tiger, Samson and Mammoth, with drummer Simon Fox moving on to Be Bop
Deluxe and guitarist Ray Smith (a.k.a. Ray Major ) moving on to The British
Lions, an offshoot of Mott the Hoople.(From Chris Goes Rock)
Tracklist1. Up The Hardway 2. Long Way To Go 3. Goodbye World 4. Lazy
Cow 5. Angels Theme-Goodboy Badb 6. Blindman 7. Northern Girl 8. Hot
Damn Home-Made Wine
Line UpNicky Moore - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Electric PianoPaul Martinez -
Bass GuitarRay Smith - Vocals, Lead GuitarSimon Fox - Drums, PercussionSue
Lynch, Joy Yates, Jacky Sullivan - Background Vocals
Here
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Keef Hartley Band - Overdog (1970 great uk brass blues rock - wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 07:35 AM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/keef-hartley-band-overdog-1970-great-uk.html
Tracklist
02. Plain Talkin'
03. Theme Song / Enroute / Theme Song Reprise
04. Overdog
05. Roundabout
06. Imitations From Home
07. We Are All The Same
08. Roundabout Part 1
09. Roundabout Part 2
Credits
Keef Hartley - Drums & Percussion
Miller Anderson - Guitar & Vocals
Gary Thain - Bass Guitar
Mike Weaver - Keyboards
Dave Caswell - Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Lyle Jenkins - Tenor Sax & Flute
Johnny Almond - Flute
Jon Hiseman - Drums & Percussion
Peter Dines - Keyboards
Ingrid Thomas, Joan Knighton, Valerie Charrington - Backing Vocals
It's a nice disc. Kind of a looser version of Chicago. Less pretty vocals,
but nice and lots of rock guitar licks and horns for a jazz/rock/blues
fusion feel. This release is Keef Hartleys most Rock and Roll sounding as
compared to the bluesey previous material. I feel that every song,
including the bonus tracks is a keeper. Is it comparable to Magical Mystery
Tour, No but its a fine peice of 1970 music that I'm pleased to own. Of all
the Hartleys I own I must say this is overall the best.(Mark E. Hyken)
Here
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Morgen - Morgen - (1969 us psychedelic hard rock - wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 02:13 PM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/morgen-morgen-1969-us-psychedelic-hard.html
From New York, this short lived band evolved around the namesake guitarist
Steve Morgen.
A foreboding bass riff and staccato drumming introduce ‘Welcome To The
Void’, and for the next thirty-eight minutes one is hurled headlong into a
vortex of dual-guitar overload, lyrically woven with romantic and Victorian
imagery residing on a tab of microdot.
There are some cool passages here, like the sudden rush of Jimi Hendrix/the
Who-hybrid notes in “Love” as a jungle beat throbs in the background, and
the lasciviously fey vocal and sweetly fuzzy guitar sustains in “Of
Dreams.” “Eternity in Between” does make it clear Morgen was a big Who fan,
with its lifts of the chord sequence from “Underture” and the stuttering
distortion of “My Generation”.
Credits
- Steve Morgen : vocals, guitar
- Rennie Genossa : bass
- Bob Maiman : drums
- Barry Stock : rhythm guitar
Tracklist:
01. Welcome To The Void – 4:47
02. Of Dreams – 5:37
03. Beggin Your Pardon (Miss Joan) – 4:49
04. Eternity In Between – 5:06
05. Purple – 4:11
06. She’s The Nitetime – 3:30
07. Love – 10:53
Here
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Moloch - Moloch (1970 us hard rock with great fuzzy guitars - Wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 12:38 PM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/moloch-moloch-1970-us-hard-rock-with.html
Formed in Memphis in 1968 by Baker, who'd fronted local faves The Blazers,
the initial line-up evolved to include drummer Durham, who'd been with The
Group and The Rapscallions. Produced, written and arranged by Don Nix
(ex-Mar-Keys and Paris Pilot) in Memphis, Moloch is an excellent blues rock
album with some sound effects, noises and superb acid guitar solos by Lee
Baker. Their single was recorded after the album with a later line-up and
is extremely rare.
The genius of Lee Baker
Lee Baker is the greatest guitarist you have never heard of. Here is your
chance. Listen to Baker alternate between fuzzy,funk blues riffing,slippery
slide and stinging leads. Beale Street summer of love. Moloch is a
collection of notorious Memphis musicians. Blues filtered through blotter
acid. The original version of "Going Down" is here. Yes, the very same song
Jeff Beck/Freddie King etc covered.Before you smugly ask,yes,Baker is the
equal to Beck. He's that good. Ask Jim Dickinson. Ask Alex Chilton. Smell
the psycho daisies and grab this disc. (By McCarthy Salisbury)
Tracklist
01 Helping Hand 02 Maverick Woman Blues 03 Outta Hand 04 Same Old Blues 05
Going Down 06 She Looks Like an Angel 07 Gone Too Long 08 Dance Chaney
Dance 09 Mona 10 People Keep Talking 11 I Can Think the Same of You 12
Night at the Possum
CreditsLee Baker - Lead Guitar, VocalsGene Wilkins - Lead VocalsPhillip
Durham - Drums Vocals Fred Nicholson - OrganSteve Spear - Bass
Here
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Hackensack - Up the Hardway (1974 uk strong hard rock - Wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 10:27 AM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/hackensack-up-hardway-1974-uk-strong.html
Hackensack - Up the Hardway, title track from their debut (and only
official album for Polydor) album, released in 1974. Hackensack existed
between 1968 and 1974 and released the abovementioned album and one single.
They were formed by vocalist Nicky Moore, one of England's best frontmen.
Their stage act was reminiscent of The Who and they built up a good
reputation as a hard working and hard rocking blues/rock quartet. Their
only album release is quite collectible today, and had a good mix of solid
rockers as well as the odd tasteful blues track. Unfortunately its failure
to do much led to the demise of the band in 1974. Moore subsequently joined
Tiger, Samson and Mammoth, with drummer Simon Fox moving on to Be Bop
Deluxe and guitarist Ray Smith (a.k.a. Ray Major ) moving on to The British
Lions, an offshoot of Mott the Hoople.(From Chris Goes Rock)
Tracklist1. Up The Hardway 2. Long Way To Go 3. Goodbye World 4. Lazy
Cow 5. Angels Theme-Goodboy Badb 6. Blindman 7. Northern Girl 8. Hot
Damn Home-Made Wine
Line UpNicky Moore - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Electric PianoPaul Martinez -
Bass GuitarRay Smith - Vocals, Lead GuitarSimon Fox - Drums, PercussionSue
Lynch, Joy Yates, Jacky Sullivan - Background Vocals
Here
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Keef Hartley Band - Overdog (1970 great uk brass blues rock - wave)
Posted: 06 Aug 2013 07:35 AM PDT
http://silveradoraremusic.blogspot.com/2013/08/keef-hartley-band-overdog-1970-great-uk.html
Tracklist
02. Plain Talkin'
03. Theme Song / Enroute / Theme Song Reprise
04. Overdog
05. Roundabout
06. Imitations From Home
07. We Are All The Same
08. Roundabout Part 1
09. Roundabout Part 2
Credits
Keef Hartley - Drums & Percussion
Miller Anderson - Guitar & Vocals
Gary Thain - Bass Guitar
Mike Weaver - Keyboards
Dave Caswell - Trumpet & Flugelhorn
Lyle Jenkins - Tenor Sax & Flute
Johnny Almond - Flute
Jon Hiseman - Drums & Percussion
Peter Dines - Keyboards
Ingrid Thomas, Joan Knighton, Valerie Charrington - Backing Vocals
It's a nice disc. Kind of a looser version of Chicago. Less pretty vocals,
but nice and lots of rock guitar licks and horns for a jazz/rock/blues
fusion feel. This release is Keef Hartleys most Rock and Roll sounding as
compared to the bluesey previous material. I feel that every song,
including the bonus tracks is a keeper. Is it comparable to Magical Mystery
Tour, No but its a fine peice of 1970 music that I'm pleased to own. Of all
the Hartleys I own I must say this is overall the best.(Mark E. Hyken)
Here