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Setzer Brian - Rockabilly Riot Vol 1-A Tribute To SUN Records 2LP (Red) (LP)
€33,00Quick ViewUusintapainos 2005 julkaistusta albumista. NYT RED HOT Vinyl!
The album focuses on songs produced and recorded between 1954 and 1957 and pays homage to some of the biggest names of the era including Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Elvis Presley, as well as shining a light on the likes of Kenny Parchman (”Tennessee Zip,” ”Get It Off Your Mind”), Carl Mann (”Mona Lisa”) and Ray Harris (”Lonely Wolf”). For Tommy Blake’s ”Flatfoot Sam,” Setzer called in The Jordanaires on backing vocals, who also appear on covers of Ernie Barton (”Stairway to Nowhere,”) and Charlie Rich (”Lonely Weekends”). Setzer also brought in Jumpin’ Gene Simmons to help finish off ”Peroxide Blonde In A Hopped-Up Model Ford.”
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Presley Elvis - Let Yourself Go – The Making Of Elvis The Comeback Special (CD)
€40,00Quick ViewEriotoksia 68 comeback showsta seköä takahuone nauhoituksia.
Let Yourself Go The Making of ’Elvis’ The Comeback Specialcombines previously unreleased outtakes from the sessions at Western Recorders, with the June 24 rehearsal at NBC (previously only available on bootleg). The Western recordings include the opening, the gospel sequence, the road sequence, Memories and If I Can Dream.
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Cole Jerry and his Spacemen - Surf Age (CD)
€18,00Quick View”Could anything be better than surf music played by crazed spacemen? Not likely! And here’s the proof: guitar-wrangler Jerry Cole and His Spacemen’s stupidly rare 1964 LP,Surf Age! While most of Cole’s albums were cranked out at the astounding pace, Surf Age, his second LP for Capitol Records, was by comparison a production of epic proportions For the sessions, Cole and his hand-picked all-star crew of LA studio cats labored to create an album unlike any other, an endlessly inventive amalgam of surf and `60s pop The original liner notes say it most eloquently: One listen to the music of Jerry Cole and His Spacemen will tell you that theirs is the sound of the SURF AGE! Their beat is as dynamic as tomorrow’s crashing waves; their instrumental blend is as fresh and modern as tomorrow night’s surfing dance party; their tunes are definitely for swingin’ moderns.”
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Howlin´ Wolf - Moanin` In The Moonlight + 4 bonus (180 gram) + CD (w/15 bonus tracks) (CD, LP)
€22,00Quick ViewYksi kovimmista albumeista!
1959s Moanin’ in the Moonlight was Howlin’ Wolf’s first long-playing album for the Chicago-based Chess label. It was a compilation of previously released singles spanning an eight year period (from 1951-1958), beginning with his first single1951s How Many More Years b/w Moanin At Midnightwhich immediately shot to the top of the R&B charts, all the way through to 1958s Moanin for My Baby. During the 1950s, the Wolf had two more top 10 hits, Smokestack Lightnin (perhaps his single most influential song) and I Asked For Water (She Gave Me Gasoline), also featured here.
