Suzi Quatro - A's & B's (1972-1975)

The first ten single's A's And B's (1972-1975) from the Glamrock-Queen.

MP3/160kbps/47MB

01 Rolling Stone
02 Brain Confusion (For All The Lonely People)
03 Ain't Got No Home
04 Can The Can
05 Ain't Ya Somethin' Honey
06 48 Crash
07 Little Bitch Blue
08 Daytona Demon
09 Roman Fingers
10 Devil Gate Drive
11 In The Morning
Part 1


12 Too Big
13 I Wanna Be Free
14 All Shook Up
15 Glycerine Queen
16 The Wild One
17 Shake My Sugar
18 Keep A-Rockin'
19 Cat Size
20 Your Mamma Won't Like Me
21 Peter Peter
Part 2

Whitesnake - Live in heart of city (Rel. 1980)

Jon Lord - keyboards
Ian Paice - drums
Neil Murray - bass
Micky Moody - guitars
Bernie Marsden - guitars
David Coverdale - vocals

Digital Remastered/MP3/128kbps
Rec. at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, June, 23rd/ 24rd 1980

01 Come on
02 Sweet talker
03 Walking in the shadow of the blues
04 Love hunter
05 Fool for your loving
06 Ain't gonna cry no more
07 Ready an' willing
08 Take me with you

Rec. Hammersmith Odeon, London, November, 23rd 1978

09 Come on
10 Might just take your life
11 Lie down, stay down
12 Ain't no love in the heart of the city
13 Trouble
14 Mistreated

Alan Parsons Project - I Robot (1977)

David Paton – acoustic-guitar/ bass
Stuart Tosh – drums/ percussion
Ian Bairnson – electric- and acoustic-guitars
Duncan Mackay – keyboards
Eric Woolfson – keyboards/ 'Projectron' and vocoder
Alan Parsons - keyboards/ acoustic-guitar/ 'Projectron' and vocoder
B. J. Cole - steel guitar
John Leach - cimbalom/ kantale

Allan Clarke – vocals
Steve Harley – vocals
Jack Harris – vocals
Peter Straker – vocals
Jaki Whitren – vocals
Dave Townshend – vocals
Lenny Zakatek – vocals

Orchestra Contractor - David Katz

Orchestra and choir arranged and conducted by Andrew Powell

All tracks written by Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson
except 'total eclipse' which was written by Andrew Powell

Produced and engineered by Alan Parsons
Recorded at Abbey Road Studio, London between Dec. 1976 and March 1977


01 I Robot
02 I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You
03 Some Other Time
04 Breakdown
05 Don't Let It Show
06 The Voice
07 Nucleus
08 Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)
09 Total Eclipse
10 Genesis Ch. 1. V. 32


Bonus:
11 I Robot [Boules Experiment]
12 Breakdown [Early Demo Of Backing Riff]
13 I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You (Backing Track Rough Mix)
14 Day After Day (The Show Must Go On) (Early Stage Rough Mix)
15 The Naked Robot (Early Stage Instrumental Mixes)

Remastered with Bonus tracks.

MP3/320kbps/110MB/30th

Pablo Cruise - Pablo Cruise (1975)

Pop, Rock, Blue eyed soul

Pablo Cruise began in 1973, with former members of Stoneground (Lerios, Jenkins and Price) and It's a Beautiful Day (Cockrell).

The band released its first album in 1975, the self-titled Pablo Cruise. [wikipedia]

http://batzbatz.com/rock/86271-pablo-cruise-pablo-cruise-1975.html

David Jenkins - Acoustic Guitar/ Electric Guitar/ Bass/ Vocals

Steve Price - Percussion/ Drums

Bud Cockrell - Bass/ Vocals

Cory Lerios - Piano/ Backing Vocals

with

Michael Utley - Organ

1 Island Woman (Batteau/Jenkins/Lerios) - 5:02

2 Denny (Jenkins/Lerios) - 3:01

3 Sleeping Dogs (Cockrell) - 3:52

4 What Does it Take (Jenkins/Lerios) - 4:51

5 Rock 'N' Roller (Cockrell) - 5:21

6 Not Tonight (Nagle) - 3:01

7 In My Own Quiet Way (Craig/Jenkins/Lerios) - 4:15

8 Ocean Breeze (Jenkins/Lerios) - 12:24

MP3/320kbps/94MB

Hear comes the summer music

Cícero Alberto-História said AUGUST 23, 2010
WONDERFUL THIS GROUP PABLO CRUISE. YOUR BLOG IS EVERYTHING!
HUGS. CÍCERO (FROM BRAZIL)

Nils Tibor said AUGUST 23, 2010
Many thanks for this album.
Nils

Pablo Cruise - Lifeline (1976)

David Jenkins - Bass, Guitar, Harmonica, vocals

Stephen Price - percussion, drums

Bud Cockrell - Bass, Vocals

Cory Lerios - Piano, keyboards, Synthesizer

01 Crystal (Jenkins/Lerios)

02 Don't Believe It (Nagle/Park)

03 Tearin' Down My Mind (Autry)

04 (I Think) It's Finally Over (Jenkins/Lerios)

05 Lifeline (Nagle)

06 Zero To Sixty In Five (Jenkins/Lerios)

07 Look To The Sky (Cockrell)

08 Never See That Girl Enough" (Jenkins)

09 Who Knows (Cockrell)

10 Good Ship Pablo Cruise (Jenkins/Lerios/Price)

MP3/69MB/MU

Pablo Cruise - A Place In The Sun (1977)

David Jenkins - Acoustic Guitar/ Electric Guitar/ Bass/ Vocals

Steve Price - Percussion/ Drums

Bud Cockrell - Bass/ Vocals

Cory Lerios - Piano/ Backing Vocals

01 A Place In The Sun

02 Whatcha Gonna Do?

03 Raging Fire

04 I Just Wanna Believe

05 Tonight My Love

06 Can`t You Hear The Music?

07 Never Had A Love

08 Atlanta June

09 El Verano

MP3/70MB/ A Place In The Sun

Pablo Cruise – Part Of The Game (1979)

David Jenkins - Acoustic Guitar/ Electric Guitar/ Bass/ Vocals

Steve Price - Percussion/ Drums

Bud Cockrell - Bass/ Vocals

Cory Lerios - Piano/ Backing Vocals/ Synthesizer

Gene Meros - saxophone

Victor Feldman - percussion

Mike Porcaro - bass

Steve Porcaro - synthesizer

Michael Boddicker - synthesizer

David Foster - synthesizer

1 Part Of The Game (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis/Day) - 3:44

2 I Want You Tonight (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis) - 5:31

3 When Love Is At Your Door (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis) - 4:31

4 Givin' It Away (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis) - 5:18

5 Tell Me That You Love Me (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis) - 4:54

6 Lonely Nights (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis) - 5:23

7 How Many Tears? (Jenkins/Lerios/Willis) - 6:15

8 For Another Town (Lerios/Willis) - 4:28

MP3/87MB/Narod

Roy Harper - HQ (1975)

HQ finds Roy in 1975 as part of a rock quartet, Trigger. The album opens with The Game, one of Harper's most compelling long songs--it's a rocker with a smart lyric and includes David Gilmour and John Paul Jones. The next 2 tracks are solid rockers, "Spirit" is an anti-religion song, and "Grown ups" is a great 50's style boogie displaying Roy's playful wit. "Referendum" has some sweet guitar from Spedding and switches between acoustic and electric. "Forget Me Not" is the first acoustic song on the album and is a beautiful love song. "Hallucinating Light" is beautiful and finely crafted, and the album is superbly topped off with "Cricketer," an emotional and lovely take on aging and the proud memories of a life. The bonus tracks are good, but not as essential as the original album songs. Throughout, Roy's voice is top-notch. The lyrics are some of his finest, and his band is tight and rocking. [Elliot Knapp]

HQ is the eighth studio album by English folk/rock singer-songwriter Roy Harper, released in 1975. In the USA, the album was released under the title When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease. [wikipedia]

Roy Harper – vocals, guitar

David Gilmour – guitar on "The Game"

John Paul Jones – bass on "The Game"

Steve Broughton – drums on "The Game"

Chris Spedding – guitar

Bill Bruford – drums

Dave Cochran – bass

The Grimethorpe Colliery Band – brass on "When an Old Cricketer Leaves the Crease"

1 The Game (Parts 1-5)

2 The Spirit Lives

3 Grown Ups Are Just Silly Children

4 Referendum (Legend)

5 Forget Me Not

6 Hallucinating Light

7 When An Old Cricketer Leaves The Crease

MP3/192kbps/75MB
Here's the game

ayresrio said AUGUST 21, 2010:
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Osibisa - Osibisa (1971) Re-Post

Osibisa's self-titled album opened up their unique blend of African and Western styled music to a wider audience, charting in both the U.S. and Europe. Produced by Tony Visconti, Osibisa's extraordinary merger of African drum beats, colorful rhythms, and rock-inspired keyboard and horn parts give it an expansive sound that infuses countless musical influences. Even the melodies take bits of rhythm & blues and modern rock and affix them to the accompanying percussion beats to come up with a contemporary feel with an avant-garde atmosphere. Tracks such as "Dawn," "Phallus C," and "Oranges" incorporate fragments of traditional jazz and jazz fusion mainly because of the flute and saxophone into their core, but then fashions the result to resemble the band's true heritage. Each song conjures up a certain African mysticism with its stressed rhythms and semi-primordial tempos. The most impressive track, "Music for Gong Gong," became a minor hit in the U.K. thanks to the well- balanced vocal charge and the beauty that's felt in the shingled layers of guitar, organ, and drum work. In both "Ayiko Bia" and "Akwaaba," Osibisa's Ghanian and Nigerian roots come alive through the use of the flute, flugelhorn, and trumpet — not exactly the traditional instruments of West Africa, but they are transformed and molded to take on the band's fundamental sound. What may be the most predominant aspect about Osibisa is that the vast blend of instruments and the playful lyrics inject just enough of a modern element into the album that it's properly kept from being labeled as world music or as new age. [Review by Mike DeGagne]

Loughty Amao - Conga, Saxophone, Baritone-Sax, Tenor-Sax
Sol Amarfio - Drums
Robert Bailey - Organ, Piano, Keyboards, Timbales
Roy Bedeau - Bass
Teddy Osei - Flute, Saxophone, Tenor-Sax, Vocals, African Drums
Wendel Richardson - Guitar, Vocals
Spartacus R. - Percussion, Bass
Mac Tontoh - Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Kabosy

MP3/46MB
Wikipedia !

1 Dawn 7:03
2 Music for Gong Gong 5:29
3 Ayiko Bia 7:53
4 Akwaaba 4:20
5 Oranges 4:40
6 Phallus C 7:14
7 Think About the People 4:21

Amon Düül II - Wolf City (1972)

German progressive/ Krautrock

John Weinzierl – electric guitar
Lothar Meid – bass, synthesizer, vocals
Chris Karrer – guitar, soprano saxophone, violin
D. Secundus Fichelscher – drums, guitar, vocals
Falk-Ulrich Rogner – organ, clavioline, synthesizer
Renate Knaup-Krötenschwanz – vocals

Guest personnel
Jimmy Jackson – choir organ, piano
Olaf Kübler – soprano saxophone, vocals
Peter Leopold – synthesizer, timpani, vocals
Al Sri Al Gromer – sitar
Pandit Shankar Lal – tablas
Liz van Neienhoff – tambura
Paul Heyda – violin
Rolf Zacher – vocals

[wikipedia]

1 Surrounded By The Stars 7:49
2 Green Bubble Raincoated Man 5:03
3 Jail-House Frog 4:56
4 Wolf City 3:19
5 Wie Der Wind Am Ende Einer Strasse 5:47
6 Deutsch Nepal 3:02
7 Sleepwalker's Timeless Bridge 4:55

MP3/128kbps/31MB

Alan Parsons Project - Pyramid (1978)

Pyramid is a progressive rock album by The Alan Parsons Project. It was released in 1978. At the time the album was conceived, interest in pyramid power was very high. The album contains numerous references to the Egyptian pyramids. This is most notable in the songs "What Goes Up" and "Pyramania".[wikipedia]

David Paton – acoustic-guitar/ bass/ vocals

Stuart Elliott – drums/ percussion

Ian Bairnson – electric- and acoustic-guitars

Duncan Mackay – keyboards

Eric Woolfson – keyboards

Jack Harris – vocals

John Miles – vocals

Lenny Zakatek – vocals

Colin Blunstone – vocals

Dean Ford – vocals

Alan Parsons - acoustic-guitar

Orchestra Contractor - David Katz

Orchestra and choir arranged and conducted by Andrew Powell

All tracks written by Alan Parsons and Eric Woolfson

Produced and engineered by Alan Parsons

Executive Production: Eric Woolfson

Recorded at Abbey Road Studio, London between Sept. 1977 and Febr. 1978

1 Voyager (instrumental) – 2:15

2 What Goes Up... (lead vocal: David Paton)– 3:56
3 The Eagle Will Rise Again (lead vocal: Colin Blunstone)– 4:03
4 One More River (lead vocal: Lenny Zakatek)– 4:16
5 Can't Take It with You (lead vocal: Dean Ford)– 5:02
6 In the Lap of the Gods (instrumental) – 5:29
7 Pyramania (lead vocal: Jack Harris)– 2:43
8 Hyper-Gamma-Spaces (instrumental) – 4:20
9 Shadow of a Lonely Man (lead vocal: John Miles, additional vocals: Colin Blunstone)– 5:34

MP3/128kbps/35MB
What goes up...

Joni Mitchell - Blue (1971)

Joni Mitchell - Appalachian dulcimer, guitar, piano, vocals
Stephen Stills - Bass and guitar on "Carey"
James Taylor - Guitar on "California", "All I Want", "A Case of You"
Sneaky Pete Kleinow - Pedal steel on "California", "This Flight Tonight"
Russ Kunkel - Drums on "California", "Carey", "A Case of You"

Folk-rock
[wikipedia]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_(Joni_Mitchell_album)

MP3/192 kbps/49MB

A really true album

Big Star - #1 Record (1972)

Big Star is an American rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1971 by Alex Chilton, Chris Bell, Jody Stephens and Andy Hummel. The group broke up in 1974, but reorganized with a new line-up nearly 20 years later. In its first era, the band's musical style drew on the work of British Invasion groups including The Beatles and The Kinks, as well as The Byrds, The Beach Boys, and other U.S. acts. To the resulting power pop, Big Star added dark, nihilistic themes, and produced a style that foreshadowed the alternative rock of the 1980s and 1990s. Before it broke up, Big Star created a "seminal body of work that never stopped inspiring succeeding generations" in the words of Rolling Stone, earning recognition decades later, according to Allmusic, as the "quintessential American power pop band" and "one of the most mythic and influential cult acts in all of rock & roll".

Big Star's first album, #1 Record (1972), met with enthusiastic reviews, but ineffective marketing by Stax Records and limited distribution stunted commercial success. [wikipedia]

Alex Chilton – guitars, vocals

Jody Stephens – drums, vocals

Christopher Bell – guitars, vocals

Andy Hummel – bass, piano, vocals

01 Feel

02 The Ballad of el Goodo

03 In the Street

04 Thirteen

05 Don't Lie to Me

06 The India Song

07 When My Baby's Beside Me

08 My Life Is Right

09 Give Me Another Chance

10 Try Again

11 Watch the Sunrise

12 St 100/6

MP3/160kbps/43MB/The #1

Big Star - Radio City (1974)

Radio City is the second album by the American rock group Big Star. Released in 1974, Radio City was recorded during 1973 at Memphis' Ardent Studios. Though not a commercial success at the time, it is now recognized as a milestone album in the history of power pop music. Critically acclaimed upon its release, the record sold poorly, partly due to a lack of promotion and the distribution problems of the band's struggling record label, Ardent Records. The album included "September Gurls" and "Back of a Car", which remain among the most famous Big Star songs; both the Searchers and the Bangles have covered "September Gurls". [wikipedia]

Alex Chilton – guitar, vocals

Andy Hummel – bass guitar

Jody Stephens – drums, vocals

+

Danny Jones – bass guitar

Richard Rosebrough – drums

01 O My Soul

02 Life Is White

03 Way Out West

04 What's Going Ahn

05 You Get What You Deserve

06 Mod Lang

07 Back of a Car

08 Daisy Glaze

09 She's a Mover

10 September Gurls

11 Morpha Too

12 I'm in Love With a Girl

MP3/192kbps/50MB/ The 2nd one

Raul de Souza - Sweet Lucy (1977)

Dawilli Conga = George Duke ?

Raul de Souza - tenor-bass trombone/ vocal (7)/ percussion (1, 3, 4, 5 & 8)

congas/ bongos/ tambourine/ wind chimes/ chinese water gongs/

wood blocks/ cow bell/ surdo/ rain effects (3)

Patrice Rushen - fender rhodes/ yamaha e-piano

Dawilli Gonga - rhodes/ e-grand piano/ synthesizer (1, 2 & 6)

Bryon Miller - bass

Embamba - bass (6 & 7)

Leon 'Ndugu' Chancler - drums/ vocals (2)

Freddy Hubbard - trumpet (2 & 8)/ flugelhorn (3)

Ian Underwood - oberheim polyphonic synthesizer

Al McKay - guitar

Aitro - percussion (4, 7 & 8)/ bells/ reco-reco/ tambourine/ a gogo/ shaker

Deborah Thomas - background vocals

Lynn Davis - background vocals

Victoria Miles - background vocals

Sybil Thomas - background vocals (1, 2 & 5)

01 Sweet Lucy (George Duke)

02 Wires (George Duke)

03 Wild An Shy (Raul de Souza)

04 At Will (Raul de Souza)

05 Banana Tree (João Donato)

06 A Song Of Love (L. L. Smith)

07 New Love (Canção do Nosso Amor) (Silveiro / Medeiros / Castles)

08 Bottom Heat (Raul de Souza)

MP3/57MB/....to Lucy

Humble Pie - Street Rats (1975)

Humble Pie formed 1969 by Steve Marriott (The Small Faces), Peter Frampton, Greg Ridley (ex-Spooky Tooth) and Jerry Shirley.

Dave "Clem" Clempson - Guitar

Mel Collins - Saxophone

Venetta Fields - Backing Vocals

Tim Hinkley - Keyboards

Clydie King - Backing Vocals

Steve Marriott - Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboards, Vocals

Greg Ridley - Bass

Jerry Shirley - Drums

01 Street Rat (Marriott) - 2:52

02 Rock and Roll Music (Berry) - 2:55

03 We Can Work It Out (Lennon/McCartney) - 3:18

04 Scored Out (Clempson/Marriott) - 2:43

05 Road Hog (Marriott) - 3:08

06 Rain (McCartney/Lennon) - 5:58

07 There 'Tis (Marriott/Clempson) - 3:06

08 Let Me Be Your Lovemaker (Clarence Reid/Willie Clarke/Wright) - 5:57

09 Countryman Stomp (Ridley/Clempson) - 2:20

10 Drive My Car (Lennon/McCartney) - 3:43

11 Queens and Nuns (Humble Pie) - 3:04

UK/MP3/33MB/ PW: sam1957

Gate - Red Light Sister (1977)

German Progressive/psychedelic/Krautrock

Angelos Tsangaris - Bass

Manos Tsangaris - Drums, Percussion

Martin Köhmstedt - Guitar

Manfred Schröpfer - Guitar, Vocals

Horst Kamp - Vocals

A1 Jerry's Mary 3:28

A2 Time Is Gone

A3 Part I 5:22

A4 Part II 2:55

A5 Happy Buddha 7:50

B1 Red Light Sister 4:14

B2 Shared Love 5:00

B3 Frankfurt 7:27

Producer - Cederic Beatty

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MP3/ vinyl-rip

Doll By Doll - Remember (1979)

Doll by Doll was a London based rock band formed by Jackie Leven in 1975.
The original line up was
Jackie Leven – vocals and guitar
Jo Shaw – vocals and guitar
Robin Spreafico – vocals and bass
David Macintosh – vocals and percussion

Alternately loved or loathed by audiences and critics alike, they gained little mainstream success, but have since become something of a cult band.
This line up only recorded one studio album Remember before Spreafico was replaced by Tony Waite (1958-2003). In this configuration they released the albums Gypsy Blood and the eponymous third album, Doll By Doll, before splitting up.
wikipedia

01 Butcher Boy

02 Chances

03 Sleeping Partners

04 More Than Human

05 Lose Myself

06 Janice

07 The Palace of Love

with bonus track?

08 The Fountain Is Red, The Fountain Is White

MP3/95MB

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Gabor Szabo - Belsta River (1978)

Gabor Szabo was a hungarian jazz guitarist.

Born March 8, 1936. He died February 26, 1982.

Gabor Szabo - guitar

Janne Schaffer - guitar

Wlodek Gulgowski - piano/ e-piano/ moog

Pekka Pohjola - bass

Malando Gassama - congas/ percussion

Peter Sundell - drums

Lars Samuelson - producer

Leif Allansson - engineer

Recorded in Stockholm 6. & 7. January 1978 at The Europa Film Studio.

Released Four Leaf Records, 1979.

1 24 Carat (Gabor Szabo) - 14:00

2 Django (John Lewis) - 4:00

3 First Tune in the Morning (Gabor Szabo) - 13:22

4 Stormy (B. Buie/J. R. Cobb) - 8:25

MP3/320kbps/90MB/vinyl-rip

Anonymous said JULY 4, 2010:
Thanks,Great Music!

gregg said JULY 10, 2010:
GREAT DOUBLE HITTER ALBUM. GABOR PLAYING WITH PEKKA POHJOLA (BASS). PEKKA TOO HAS PASSED ON, HE WAS A MEMBER OF WIGWAM, THE GROUP AND WAS A MAJOR SOLO ARTIST AND STUDIO MUSICIAN FROM FINLAND. BOTH ARE HIGHLY MISSED BY ME... THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

John Stewart - Bombs Away Dream Babies (1979)

US-West Coast / with Stevie and Lindsey a little bit like Fleetwood Mac

Produced by John Stewart

Producer at Large: Lindsey Buckingham

Recorded in Los Angeles, CA,

John Stewart - e-guitar (1, 3, 6, 7 &9)/ a-guitar (2, 4, 5 & 10) / kalimba (3) / dulcimer (7)

Lindsey Buckingham - e-guitar (1, 3, 5 & 10)/ a-guitar (4, 9 & 10)/ back-vocals (6)/ vocals (7)

Stevie Nicks - additional vocals (1 & 5)

Brian Garofalo - bass

Chris Whelan - bass

Joey Botts - drums

Joey Carbone- keyboards

Richard Shlosser - drums

Gary Weisberg - drums

Russ Kunkel - drums (5)

Wayne Hunt - keyboards (10)

+

additional backing vocalists

MP3/192kbps/49MB/vinyl-rip

01 Gold

02 Lost Her In The Sun

03 Runaway Fool Of Love

04 Somewhere Down The Line

05 Midnight Wind

06 Over The Hill

07 The Spinnin' Of The World

08 Comin' Out Of Nowhere

09 Heart Of The Dream

10 Hand Your Heart To The Wind

BCR said JULY 4, 2010:
nice, been wanting to hear this as "gold" is such a sweet jam. thanx!