Various ‎– Soft Sounds For Gentle People 4

 

1–The Cosmic Brotherhood Sunshine World

2–The Luv Birds Little Faces

3–The Precious Few The Carnival

4–The 1st Century Dancing Girl  

5–The Split Level Looking At The Rose Through World

6–The Factory No Place I'd Rather Be

7–Central Park Flower Hill

8–The Phoenix Trolley Three Part Invention (Too Many Trees)

9–1st National Band When Once It Was Good

10–The Rooney Brothers Geordie

11–The Smithsonian Institute Boston Bay

12–Mark Erickson And The Point Dume Boys Hey, In The Water

13–The Laughing Wind Don't Take Very Much To See Tomorrow

14–The Thousand Faces A Thousand Faces

15–The Lemonade Charade Yellow Brick Road

16–Lux When I'm Gone

17–The Chuck Barris Syndicate Donnie

18–Jennifer's Friends Visions

19–Public Company Hearts And Flowers

20–The Fragile Lime Day In The Sun

21–The Fourth Dimension Land Of Make Believe

22–The Fountain Of Youth Sunshine On A Cold Morning

23–Incredible Fog When The Sun's Gone Down

Compilation, Unofficial Release

Nuuskamuikkunen ‎– Laulaa Ja Soittaa Bob Dylania

 

A1 Setä Pelimanni = Hey Mister Tambourine Man 4:16

A2 Hei Tule Takaisin = I Want You 3:00

A3 En Ymmärtää Voi = I Don't Believe You 3:43

A4 Kaikki Ohi On = It's All Over Now Baby Blue 4:14

A5 Bob Dylanin Uni = Bob Dylan's Dream 3:41

A6 Paras Kun Erotaan = Most Likely Your Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) 3:05

B1 Kuin Nuori Nainen = Just Like A Woman 4:28

B2 Olet Yksin Taas = Like A Rolling Stone 6:23

B3 Huominen On Niin Kaukana = Tomorrow Is A Long Time 3:15

B4 En Minä Joku Toinen = It Ain't Me Babe 2:58

B5 Anna Olla Älä Huoli Lain = Don't Think Twice, It's Alright 3:10

B6 Heitin Kaiken Pois = I Threw It All Away 2:24

1976

Arranged By, Piano, Organ – Kari Kuusamo

Composed By – Bob Dylan

Drums – "Nappi" Ikonen

Electric Bass – Martti Metsäketo

Electric Guitar – Hasse Walli

Recorded By – Antero Harpf

Translated By, Arranged By – Timo Ulkuniemi

Abner Jay ‎– Terrible Comedy Blues

 

A1 I'm So Depressed

A2 Cocaine

A3 Vietnam

A4 Woke Up This Morning

B1 Bring It With You When You Come

B2 Wee Wee

B3 I Wanna Job

B4 Don't Mess With Me Baby

B5 The Royal Palm

Abner Jay

American multi-instrumentalist (1921 – 1993), who is best known for performing eccentric, blues infused folk music, as a one man band. His idiosyncratic lyrics and style can also be considered within the realm of outsider music.

Various ‎– Mystic Males (Soft Sounds For Gentle People Presents Tripped-Out Troubadours From 1965-1970)

 

1–J.P. Rags Soul Sunrise

2–Gordon Alexander Windy Wednesday

3–Harumi Hunters Of Heaven

4–Bill & Howdy Misty Morning Confrontation

5–Bob Ray (Girl With The) Cameo Ring

6–Michael Blodgett Fire Engine Sky

7–Thomas Hill Glider Pilot

8–Paul Parrish Suzanne

9–Bobby Jameson Jamie

10–Dick Domane Bad Dream 2:57

11–Chip Taylor You Should Be From Monterey

12–Tom Parrott Groovy And Linda 3:19

13–Tommy Roe Paisley Dreams

14–Kenny O'Dell Flower Girl 2:37

15–Dino Valente Birdses 2:35

16–Teddy Neeley Autumn Afternoon

17–Bob Lind Elinor

18–Bob Siller In This Tiny Lonesome Place

19–Vince Donofrio Daisy

20–Jim Valley Invitation

21–Sunshine A Sad Thought This Is 2:43

22–Now Deja Vu 2:53

23–Hamilton Camp Lonely Place

2005

CD, Compilation, Unofficial Release

Philamore Lincoln ‎– The North Wind Blew South

 

The North Wind Blew South

You're The One

Lazy Good For Nothin'

Early Sherwood

Rainy Day

Temma Harbour

The Plains Of Delight

The County Jail Band

When You Were Looking My Way

Blew Through

1971

Robert Cromwell Anson

Philip Kinorra was born Robert Cromwell Anson on 20th October 1940 is Sherwood, Nottingham. He started playing drums in his mid-teens before joining the RAF, where he played in a band that also featured alto saxophonist Trevor Watts, later Spontaneous Music Ensemble and Amalgam . It was at this juncture that Anson began to call himself Phill Kinorra in honour of his favourite jazz drummers - Phil Seamen, Tony Kinsey and Bobby Orr.

Two years after his debut single as Philamore Lincoln, the man reappeared with his first and only album - 1970's "The North Wind Blew South."  Produced by James Wilder with brothers Glyn and Andrew Johns engineering, the album offered up a consistently interesting mix of genres including folk ('Early Sherwood'), country ('Lazy Good for Nothin'') and plenty of pop-psych moves.  Lincoln may have looked like a stoned Hendrix wannabe, but the man had a highly versatile and commercial voice.  He also had a knack from penning radio-friendly hooks that combined a variety of then-popular genres.  Virtually every one of these ten tunes had commercial potential.  Against that backdrop it was hard to pick favorites, but my top-three would be 1.)  'You're the One', 2.) 'The North Wind Blew South', and 3.) 'The Plains of Delight'.

This is nothing more than speculation on my part, but I'm guessing that the song actually date back to the 1968 NEMS sessions with Mike Vickers.  CBS/Epic had distributed NEMS product and when the label collapsed several of the NEMS acts reappeared CBS/Epic.  The album also included 'Rainy Day' which had been the "B" side of the earlier NEMS single.  Ignoring the business end of the equation, songs like the title track, 'You're the One' and 'When You Were Looking My Way' had a distinctive late-'60s vibe.  

The album was also interesting from a marketing standpoint in that it was released in the US and Canada, but not the UK.  Epic released the two Lincoln singles in advance of the album and their failure to sell may have convinced the label there was no market for the album in the UK.  Note the US release stressed the Lincoln's English links - "produced in England by James Wilder"

See the extra information section for more information on the man.

So let me warn you that you'll need a map to keep track of this one.

The artist known as Philamore Lincoln was born Robert Cromwell Anson.  He took up drums at an early age and after a mandatory stint in the Royal Air Force, turned his attention to becoming a professional musician.  Adopting the stage name Phil Kinnora, throughout the early 1960s he worked with a number of jazz bands; including the Peter King Quintet, the Ronnie Scott Quintet and The Don Rendell New Jazz Quintet.  (I'm not a psychologist, but it was interesting to note the name was apparently inspired by Anson's favorite jazz drummers -  PHIL Seaman; Tony KINsea and Bobby ORR.)   Having relocated to London, 1963 saw him working with The Brian Auger Trinity.  Unhappy being a sideman, in 1964 Kinnora struck out on his own adopted a new stage name - Julian Covey.  He also decided to jump into rock and roll, forming the band The Machine; quickly morphing into Julian Covey & the Machine.   Going through a never-ending stream of personnel changes, Covey and company spent the next three years touring. 1967 saw them signed to Chris Blackwell's Island Records, releasing a one shot single.  Surprisingly the 45 was even release in the States:

 US release:

- 1967's 'A Little Bit of Hurt' b/w 'Sweet Bacon' (Island catalog number 40505)

  UK release:

- 1967's 'A Little Bit of Hurt' b/w 'Sweet Bacon' (Island catalog number WIP 6009)

Various-Soft Sounds For Gentle People Vol.3

 

01. Mojo - Candle To Burn 

02. The West Coast Branch - Where Is The Door? 

03. The Pope Dream - January Girl 

04. The Fun & Games - Close To Carmel 

05. Bryan - Learn To Love 

06. Le Cirque - Land Of Oz 

07. Jim & Jean - Time Goes Backwards 

08. The Hing Jury - Buses 

09. The Status Cymbal - Lovin' Day 

10. Jacobson & Tansley - Dream With Me 

11. The Second Helping - Floating Downstream On An Inflatable Rubber Raft 

12. The Stained Glass - The Scene In Between 

13. Condello - Oh No 

14. The Cinnamon Ship - October Rain

15. A.M. Gately - Battle In The City 

16. P.K. Limited - My Imagination 

17. The Elastik Band - In A Family Tree 

18. The Gainsbourgh Gallery - Light In The Window 

19. Anthony Green & BarryY Stagg - Life & Love 

20. The Music Bachs - Life And Death 

21. The Storybook People - Do You Believe 

22. The Serendipity Singers - Rain Doll 

23. Mid Day Rain - Welcome To The Rain 

24. The Sundowners - Ring Out Wild Bells 

2004

Review:

This series of CDs from Pet Records is supposed to be devoted to sunshine pop releases from the 

second half of the 1960s -- but most of the acts here know a good beat when they find it. 

Starting with the Mojo Men (billed by this time as Mojo) doing "Candle to Burn," the makers have 

generally chosen psych-pop sides with a beat. Even the most "produced" side here, "January Girl" 

by Pipedream (who apparently didn't exist as a group), manages to throw together enough of a 

rhythm section and effects to make it worthwhile psychedelic rock, even if the song itself sounds 

like a leftover from a sub-Hair musical. The Fun and Games apparently hailed from Texas, but that 

didn't stop them from sounding as spaced-out and languidly pretty as their trippy California 

surroundings on "Close to Carmel." Bryan's mysterious "Learn to Love" actually comes off as 

closer to psychedelic rock (with a decent beat) than most of the rest here, despite its being 

the product of a studio ensemble -- Tommy Roe producer Steve Clark evidently knew how to create 

those sounds on the fly. Leon Russell was one of the prime movers of Le Cirque, along with Marc 

Benno and Jerry Riopelle of Parade, and for a piece with a fairly conventional brass-loaded 

accompaniment, it does achieve a colorful effect with its trippy lyrics. The disc gets better as 

it goes along, the talent of the results (or both) becoming very imposing midway through -- far 

and away the best cut on this album is "Time Goes Backwards" by Jim & Jean, the folk duo; this 

psychedelic folk track is a totally unexpected permutation of their sound that lingers long after 

it's over. The Hung Jury's "Buses" is also pleasant psych pop in a Monkees-like mode, and "Lovin' 

Day" by the Status Cymbal is a surprisingly garage punk-ish cut to come out of Felton Jarvis' 

orbit in Nashville. Jacobson & Tansley were a virtually unknown Curt Boettcher project from 1966, 

whose "Dream With Me" managed to chart in New York and Cleveland, and deserved better. And the 

Second Helping's mouthful of a title, "Floating Downstream on an Inflatable Rubber Ball" -- which 

prominently features a pre-Loggins & Messina Kenny Loggins, with sitar and spacey lyrics -- makes 

for surprisingly pleasant listening. Less interesting and more ponderous is Stained Glass' "A 

Scene In Between," which is more pure psychedelia than sunshine pop -- produced by Rick Jarrard, 

it does have a nicely brittle lead guitar part that recalls the 12-string on "Eight Miles High" 

slowed down a bit.

 ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide 

Steve Kaczorowski-What Time Are You?

 

A1 I'd Love To Change The World 3:30

A2 Think I Better FInd My Way Home 3:45

A3 Sweet Independence 2:36

A4 Monkey Demond 4:08

A5 Big Green Pearl 3:25

B1 Bryent Hotel 3:20

B2 Morning WIndow 1926 5:50

B3 Love You 5:27

B4 Don't Go 3:25

B5 What Time Are You? 3:40

1971

эту занимательную историю можно прочитать в папке или здесь  http://members.tripod.com/~lysergia_2/LamaWorkshop/Kacz/lamaKacz.htm

What Time Are You? is a self-published album of ten songs that came out around 1971. Normally, something like this is handed out to a few friends and relatives and never heard from again.  But in the most recent eBay auction, the album sold for over $1100.  Rare, certainly, but why such a collector’s item?

The story is a long one, and a fascinating one.  I knew Steve.  He went to my high school, a year after me.  I never met him before I graduated, for the simple reason that he transferred in the next year. My brother Ron, who even now does concert gigs back home, introduced him to me; they met because of their interest in performing.

You see, Steve was a rock star.  Under his stage name of Steve Martin, he was a member of the Left Banke, and wrote their hits Walk Away Renee and Pretty Ballerina.  He clearly kept his contacts in the music business:  when I visited his house, he had promotional copies of dozens of albums.  He was my age, but a year behind me because of the time he had spent touring. 

Various ‎– Soft Sounds For Gentle People

 

–Moorpark Intersection I Think I'll Just Go And Find Me A Flower 3:05

–The Avant Garde Naturally Stoned 2:13

–Jim And Dale Past The State Of Mind 3:17

–The Stained Glass My Buddy Sin 2:53

–The Pleasure Fair Today 2:20

–Hyle King Movement Flower Smile 2:53

–Brigadune I'll Cry Out From My Grave (God I'm Sorry) 2:52

–The Deep Six C'mon Baby 2:17

–Paper Fortress Sleepy Hollow People 2:33

–The Serendipity Singers Love Is A State Of Mind 3:09

–Thorinshield Brave New World 2:23

–Lewis And Clark Expedition Blue Revelations 2:25

–Marcus Grains Of Sand 4:04

–Stone Country Mantra 2:22

–The Parade A.C.D.C. 2:54

–Rich Kids Plastic Flowers 3:07

–Peppermint Trolley Company 9 O'Clock Business Man 2:27

–Harper And Rowe Here Comes Yesterday Again 2:39

–The Fun And Games It Must Have Been The Wind 2:09

–Fireballs Groovy Motions 2:47

–Underground Sunshine Take Me, Break Me 2:50

–Fargo Cross With No Name 2:46

–Appletree Theater You're The Biggest Thing In My Life 3:36

1–The New Hobbits I Could Hear The Grass

2–The Collage My Mind's At Ease

3–Queen Anne's Lace The Happiest Day Of My Life

4–The Spike Drivers Break Out The Wine

5–Smokey And His Sister In A Dream Of Silent Seas

6–The Pleasure Fair Nursery Rhyme

7–The Garden Club Little Girl Lost-And-Found

8–3's A Crowd Coat Of Colours 2:49

9–The Family San Francisco Waits

10–The Holy Mackerel Wildflowers

11–Thorinshield Lonely Mountain Again

12–Earth Island Seasons Of Our Lives

13–Stone Country Time Isn't There (Anymore)

14–The Gates Of Eden No One Was There

15–The Lewis & Clark Expedition Why Need They Pretend? 2:33

16–The Moorpark Intersection-Yesterday Holds On

17–Wichita Fall Ornamental Sideshow

18–The Sounds Of Modification Carry On Carole

19–The Garden Of Eden Flower Man

20–The Sounds Of Sunshine- Linda The Untouchable

21–The Growing Society Just For Fun 2:32

2003

Первые два альбома из серии официальных и не совсем сборников веселой эпохи !

Harper And Rowe

 

A1 Here Comes Yesterday Again 2:32

A2 The Dweller

A3 Picture Me High 2:28

A4 Where Is She

A5 You And Me (Me And You)

A6 Love Machine

B1 Keep On Dancing 2:11

B2 Good Times, Bad Times 2:05

B3 Strange How People Change 2:52

B4 Hold Me 3:24

B5 Wake Me When It’s Over 2:29

B6 Hello Sleepy Sidewalk 2:11

1968

Harper And Rowe LP, похоже, был студийным проектом, так как я не смог найти по нему никакой информации. В общем, на этой тарелке куча классной поп-рока. Они работают в разных направлениях с Sunshine Pop, Soul Rock, Pop Psych и прямо на Beat Pop Rock. Оркестровка жесткая, а производственная ценность солидная. Side One сильна и начинается с броского достойного сингла "Here Comes Yesterday Again". В "You And Me" есть приятный пух. "Love Machine" мог бы стать еще одним синглом с его оптимистичными ритмами. Вторая сторона не так сильна, но все же последовательна. Фанковые гитарные движения в "Wake Me When It’s Over" довольно крутые. Closer "Hello Sleepy Sidewalk" имеет заразительные зацепки и аранжировки хора.

The Beatles & Frank Ifield ‎– The Beatles And Frank Ifield On Stage

 

A1 –The Beatles Please, Please Me

A2 –Frank Ifield Any Time

A3 –Frank Ifield Love Sick Blues

A4 –Frank Ifield I'm Smiling Now

A5 –Frank Ifield Nobody's Darling

A6 –The Beatles From Me To You

B1 –Frank Ifield I Remember You

B2 –The Beatles Ask Me Why

B3 –The Beatles Thank You Girl

B4 –Frank Ifield The Wayward Wind

B5 –Frank Ifield Unchained Melody

B6 –Frank Ifield I Listen To My Heart

1964

что заставило выпустить в свое время эту запись,может неверие в долгую карьеру Битлзов!Правда есть сноска  LP, Compilation, Unofficial Release,

The Beatles ‎– As Nature Intended

Apple Corps Rooftop Performance 1•30•69

Get Back Version One (Rehearsal)

Get Back Version Two

Don't Let Me Down Version One

I've Got A Feeling Version One

The One After 909

Dig A Pony Version One

I've Got A Feeling Version Two

Don't Let Me Down Version Two

Get Back Version Three

Producer Glyn Johns' First Master Tape Compilation Of "Get Back" Mixed March 10-13 And May 7 & 9, 1969 At Olympic Sound Studios, London

Rocker 1•22•69

Save The Last Dance For Me 1•22•69

Don't Let Me Down Version Three 1•22•69

Dig A Pony Version Two 1•24•69

I've Got A Feeling Version Two 1•24•69

For You Blue 1•25•69

Teddy Boy 1•24•69

Two Of Us 1•24•69

Maggie Mae 1•24•69

Dig It 1•26•69

Let It Be 1•31•69 & 4•30•69 (Lead Guitar Overdub)

The Long And Winding Road 1•31•69

Get Back Version Four (Reprise) 1•28•69

1994

 

The Beaters ‎

 

Lost Memories 1969

A1 Lost Memories

A2 Exodust Song

A3 Never My Love

A4 Secrosanct

A5 30 - 60 - 90

A6 Shoes

B1 Food On Feet

B2 Ode To Smith

B3 Anything

B4 Love At First Sight (S. Gainsbourg)

B5 On And Off

B6 Tribute To Herman Fox

B7 We Pray

Hot Dogs 1969

A1 Mumsey's Hipsy

A2 Soul Bang

A3 Soul A-Go-Go No. 2

A4 Soul Beat

A5 Midnight Soul

A6 Oh! Mystery

B1 Bacon And Eggs

B2 Dusty Road

B3 Soul On Fire No. 2

B4 Hot Dogs

B5 Pictures Of Matchstick Men (F. Rossi)

B6 Doin' Our Thing

Harari 1975(1981)

Harari 8:33

Love Love Love 4:36

Inhlupheko Iphelile 5:31

Push It On 4:37

Thiba Kamoo 5:31

What's Happening 5:58

The Beaters ‎

Смешной афробит,к третьему альбому это уже джаз,прогрессив соул,слушать стоит

Born in Orlando West, Soweto on November 2nd, 1951, young Sipho was recruited by Selby Ntuli to join the band The Beaters whilst a drummer for the school's cadets team. Upon Ntuli's death in 1978, he took over leadership of the band - which by then had renamed itself to Harari

Going solo after the band's demise and a competent multi-instrumentalist in his own right (drums, flute, piano, saxophone, kalimba, alto flute, timbales and African drums), his biggest commercial hit remains 1985's "Burn Out". Mr. Mabuse's "Chant of the Marching" album was banned in 1992, and he remains an active mentor for other young artists.

Various ‎– The Harvest Bag

 

–Grease Band Laughed At The Judge

–Southern Comfort River Woman

–The Electric Light Orchestra Queen Of The Hours

–Climax Chicago Shoot Her If She Runs

–Barclay James Harvest After The Day

–Edgar Broughton Band Call Me A Liar

–East Of Eden Ain't Gonna Do You No Harm

–Roy Harper Living Here Alone

–The Move Ella James

–Mark-Almond The City - Part 1 (The Ghetto)

1971

The Bolland Project ‎– Darwin (The Evolution)

 

1.Overture

Narrator – Ian Gillan

2.Way Of The Evolution

Lead Vocals – Colin Blunstone

3.Stand Up

Lead Vocals – Barclay James Harvest

4.Genie Und Partisan (A Fascinating Man)

Lead Vocals – Falco

5The Beagle (Instrumental)

Keyboards, Synthesizer, Sampler – Robert Pot

6.Is It Really True

Lead Vocals – Rob Bolland

7.Hey Charly

Lead Vocals – Suzi Quatro

8.Emma My Dear (Lovetheme)

Lead Vocals – Colin Blunstone

9After The Rain (Instrumental)

Keyboards, Synthesizer, Sampler – Robert Pot

10.The Beauty Of Life

Lead Vocals – Peter Hofmann

11.The Jungle (Instrumental)

Keyboards, Synthesizer, Sampler – Robert Pot

12.Metamorphic Rocks

Lead Vocals – Falco

13.For A Moment In Time

Lead Vocals – Ferdi Bolland

14.Origin Of Species (Instrumental)

Keyboards, Synthesizer, Sampler – Robert Pot

15.Finale

Narrator – Ian Gillan

16.Suite - The Long Goodbye / The Final Curtain Falls

Lead Vocals – Ian Gillan

1991

The Bolland Project:

Ferdi Bolland - vocals

Rob Bolland - vocals

Colin Blunstone - vocals

Falco - vocals

Ian "Maestro" Gillan - vocals

Barclay James Harvest - vocals

Peter Hoffman - vocals

Robert Pot - vocals, keyboards

Suzi Quatro - vocals

Lex Bolderdijk - guitar

Bert Meulendijk - guitar

Ton Op 't Hof - drums

Ad Van Der Ree - drums

Cees Ten Dam - saxophone

Lisa Boray & Elvira Vallentin - back vocals

Deep Purple ‎– Whoosh!

 

A1 Throw My Bones

A2 Drop The Weapon

A3 We're All The Same In The Dark

A4 Nothing At All

B1 No Need To Shout

B2 Step By Step

B3 What The What

C1 The Long Way Round

C2 The Power Of The Moon

C3 Remission Possible

C4 Man Alive

D1 And The Address

D2 Dancing In My Sleep

2020

Особо ничего не жду от DP давно,думаю как и многие!Не заметил особого ажиотажа и от выхода этого альбома!

Тем не менее работа достаточно крепкая и больше похожа на стиль группы чем какой то беспробудный предыдущий опус !

Little Richard -Southern Child

 

01  California (I'm Comin')  

02  If You Pick Her Too Hard (She Comes Out Of Tune) 

03  Burning Up With Love  

04  Ain't No Tellin'

05  Last Year's Race Horse (Can't Run In This Year's Race) 

06  Southern Child  

07  In The Name (Version 3)  

08  Over Yonder  

09  I Git A Little Lonely 

10  Puppy Dog Song  

11  Sneak The Freak

1972

Little Richard – vocals, piano (inaudible except on “The Puppy Dog Song”)

Lee Allen – tenor saxophone

Jim Horn – saxophone

Sneaky Pete Kleinow – pedal steel guitar

Earl Palmer – drums (drums inaudible on all tracks but “The Puppy Dog Song”)

Michael Deasy - slide guitar

Bob Love – unknown instrument according to Reprise Records

Released January 2005

Recorded April – May 1972

Genre Country

Label Reprise

The sleeve notes for the Complete Reprise Recordings had it that: "Cut at more or less the same time and in the same place as the Second Coming material, ten further songs were mixed, sequenced, assembled onto master reels, and delivered to Reprise. Having decided on the title Southern Child, the label even had the album art photographed: 'It was me milking a cow that they brought into the backyard of my home,' recalls Richard. But that was as far as it went. For reasons that remain hazy, Southern Child was never released... until now, more than 32 years after it was recorded".

An eleventh track recorded at the same sessions but not selected for the album (Though released with The Complete Reprise Recordings) was a 4:11m instrumental, "Sneak the Freak".

Many of the tracks were copyrighted before the release of The Second Coming. Richard performed "Burning Up with Love" on The Merv Griffin Show before the release of The Second Coming; he also mentioned his "new" album, "The Southern Child", on the show.(wiki)