2003
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Glen Glenn - Rocks! (Käytetty CD)
€11,00Quick ViewMAHTAVA! UPEA!! KAIKKI 50`S ROCKABILLYT SAMASSA PAKETISSA!! UPEA KIRJANEN!! Glen Glenn is perhaps California’s best known original 1950s rockabilly outside of Eddie Cochran. A veteran of the fertile California country music scene of the 1950s, Glen along with his longtime partner Gary Lambert on guitar recorded some of the best loved rockabilly sides of all time, including Everybody’s Movin’ and One Cup Of Coffee, which have both been covered by artists as diverse as The Stray Cats and Bob Dylan! Glen originally recorded a handful of 45’s for ERA and DORE Records in the late 1950s, but his legacy is also best known through a slew of demo recordings, unissued tracks, alternate takes, and live recordings from the television and radio. Glen’s recordings have been available on reissue since the 1970s, but you had to buy 6 CDs to have all the recordings, with tons of duplication-until now. Leave it to Bear Family to FINALLY do a cohesive presentation of all of Glen Glenn’s recordings. This disc, compiled by British rock ’n’ roll expert Bill Millar, is the first of two that Bear Family plans to do, and contains all of Glen’s studio recordings. From his early country demos (with Ralph Mooney on steel guitar) to the ERA Recordings he is best known for (including the dance floor fave Everybody’s Movin’), his rare DORE sides from the late 50s/early 60s (including the never-before reissued Suzie Green from Abilene), along with several alternate takes and rare studio demos, this CD is the definitive word on Glen’s studio recordings. The second CD which is planned for release next year will be the definitive compilation of his live recordings and other alternate takes. Bonus here is the incredible packaging featuring an 64-page booklet, packed with incredible pictures of Glen and Gary Lambert backstage with the likes of Elvis, the Maddox Brothers, the Everly Brothers and just about everybody else who was touring the West Coast during the 1950s! Liner notes by Deke Dickerson, who delivers the definitive word on Glen’s recordings. Even if you have the other Glen Glenn reissues, you’re best advised to take them to the used CD store and get this superlative release with the deluxe Bear Family sound and packaging for your collection!
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Dragstrip Riot - Same (Käytetty CD)
€7,50Quick View”The self-titled debut from Seattle’s favorite hoodlums. High Octane rock n’ roll
with styles that range from rock-a-billy to surf to blues rock & punk.
Includes fast Cards, fast Women, 36 Inch Wheels Of Death, American Sick-O,
Showbiz, Waste and many more. 13 songs in all (plus a bonus track).
”This isn’t a pretty CD; you can smell the engine grime
on it, and every member of the band probably could and
would kick your ass in three seconds. In short, it’s
just like rockabilly should be.” David Kulczyk/ Maximum Ink
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Robbins Marty - Town Hall Party (DVD)
€12,50Quick ViewMarty Robbins was a reticent television performer. His appearances during the early part of his career were few. So this is a treasure trove. Here are performances and interviews dating from the heart of Marty’s golden era. As an added bonus, we catch Tompall and the Glaser Brothers at the dawn of their long career. Marty was perhaps the most versatile singer in country music, and these long lost performances bear that out. He runs the gamut from Hawaiian songs to western ballads to teen pop to classic country. He does it all effortlessly, and he does it all superbly. If you weren’t lucky enough to be at the old Town Hall Party in February and October 1959, we’ll take you there!
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Wailers - At The Castle / & The Co. + Bonus Tracks (Käytetty CD)
€18,00Quick View”-Following on from our compilation of the Wailers’ Golden Crest era, this is the definitive issue of the band’s first two albums upon their own pioneering Etiquette label; cornerstone records that inspired the Sonics, the Ventures and the entire Northwest 60s rock renaissance.
-The Fabulous Wailers ruled the roost in the Pacific Northwest during the early 1960s and both ”At The Castle” and ”& Co.” were mandatory listening for the teens of the region. The live album in particular expertly captures the band at their base the Spanish Castle (their shows at the venue inspired ’Spanish Castle Magic’ by Wailers’ fan Jimi Hendrix). Both records feature some of the dirtiest white R&B ever laid down, and showcase the incredible guitar style of the recently deceased and justifiably legendary Rich Dangel.
– As well as some fabulous instrumentals, there are vocal cameos from Rockin’ Robin Roberts, Kent Morrill, girl group the Marshans and 15 year old blue-eyed soulstress Gail Harris. These acts were all part of the Wailers’ revue in that period, and with the band behind them make for over an hour of tremendous Northwest rock’n’roll action!
– This compilation features both albums in their entirety plus several bonus tracks from rare singles, most of which have not previously been on CD. The sound quality is a major improvement upon any previous CD issues of this material, and the in-depth liner notes are based upon interviews with all the surviving band members and associates. Also illustrated with plenty of rare pix and memorabilia.
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Presley Elvis - Studio B – Nashville Outtakes 1961-1964 (Käytetty CD)
€40,00Quick ViewEnnenjulkaisemattomia studio-otoksia Elviksen Nashville äänityksistä v. 1961-1964.
As a straight follow up to last year’s Fame And Fortune” this release covers Elvis’s non-movie sessions at RCA’s studio B in Nashville. The time period is June 1961 through January 1964. 23 cuts total.”
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Presley Elvis - Takin’ Tahoe Tonight! (CD)
€35,00Quick ViewTakin’ Tahoe Tonight is a soundboard recording of Elvis Presley’s concert at the ’High Sierra Theatre’ at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel, Nevada at 3AM on May 13, 1973. The bonus songs are from the midnight show the same night. The CD is in Mono. Recommended listening.
While a few bootlegs do capture Elvis during this period, RCA realised that Elvis was not performing at ’full blast’ and until now no concert from this period has ever been released. So this new FTD CD is a real first. A live 1973 show, a Lake Tahoe performance, as well as the first concert release featuring Emory Gordy playing bass guitar. An interesting change since it is Emory Gordy s thundering bass that drives along the ’Burning Love single so fabulously.
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Martin Scorsese Presents - The Blues: A Musical Journey 7 DVD Boxset (DVD)
€75,00Quick View”WOW MIKÄ LAATIKKO! NÄITÄ VAIN YKSI!! VARASTOLÖYTÖ!!!
Special Features: Contains seven feature-length films: Feel Like Going Home directed by Martin Scorsese and written by Peter Guralnick
The Soul of a Man directed and written by Wim Wenders
The Road to Memphis directed by Richard Pearce and written by Robert Gordon
Warming by the Devil’s Fire directed and written by Charles Burnett Godfathers and Sons directed by Marc Levin Red, White & Blues directed by Mike Figgis Piano Blues directed by Clint Eastwood….. ____Over three hours of special feature material: Live performances not seen in the film Director commentaries On-camera interviews with the directors Director biographies and filmographies Special menu options to scan for all music performances Trailerit may have been underrated when first broadcast on PBS on consecutive nights in the fall of ’03, but executive producer Martin Scorsese’s homage to the blues is a truly significant, if imperfect, achievement. ”Musical journey” is an apt description, as Scorsese and the six other directors responsible for these seven approximately 90-minute films follow the blues–the foundation of jazz, soul, R&B, and rock & roll–from its African roots to its Mississippi Delta origins, up the river to Memphis and Chicago, then to New York, the United Kingdom, and beyond. Some of the films (like Wim Wenders’s The Soul of a Man and Charles Burnett’s Warming by the Devil’s Fire) use extensive fictional film sequences, generally to good effect. There’s also plenty of documentary footage, interviews, and contemporary studio performances recorded especially for these films.The last are among the best aspects of the DVDs, as the bonus material features the set’s only complete tunes. Lou Reed’s ”See That My Grave Is Kept Clean” and the ElektriK Mud Kats’ (with Chuck D. of Public Enemy) hip-hop-cum-traditional updating of Muddy Waters’s ”Mannish Boy” are among the best of them; on the other hand, a rendition of ”Cry Me a River” by Lulu (?!) is a curious choice, even with Jeff Beck on hand. The absence of lengthier vintage clips, meanwhile, is the principal drawback. For that reason alone, Clint Eastwood’s Piano Blues is the best of the lot; a musician himself, Eastwood simply lets the players play, which means we get extensive file footage of the likes of Art Tatum, Oscar Peterson, and Nat ”King” Cole, as well as new performances by Ray Charles, Dr. John, and others. Overall, this is a set to savor, a worthwhile investment guaranteed to grow on you over the course of repeated viewings. –Sam GrahamProduct DescriptionThis 7 DVD set features rare archival performance footage of Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Willie Dixon, John Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley, Eric Clapton and many more. It also features newly filmed performances by contemporary artists singing classic blues songs” -
Burnette Johnny - Train Kept A Rollin – Memphis To Hollywood: The Complete Recordings 1955-1964 (9CD Boxset + BOOK) (CD)
€199,99Quick ViewTAAS SAATAVILLA! RAJOITETTU PAINOS!
KAIKKI JOHNNY BURNETTE BIISIT SAMALLA BOXILLA, JA MUKANA UPEA KIRJA.
Johnny Burnette was at the heart of rock ’n’ roll music for almost ten years, and had a leading role in most of the changes that overtook the music from the dawn of rockabilly to the British Invasion. Now his music from those incredible years is complete for the first time!Johnny Burnette was one of the very few Memphis rockabillies actually born in Memphis. Many rank his 1956 and 1957 Rock ’n’ Roll Trio recordings as the finest in all of rockabilly. The explosiveness and youthful energy truly heralded a new era in music, and the Trio’s impact is felt to this day. But there was much more to Johnny Burnette, and it’s all here on 9 CDs. Here is his very first record from 1955 as well as all of the Rock ’n’ Roll Trio recordings complete with alternate takes, and all of Johnny’s Hollywood recordings, plus one hundred rare or unissued demos. Johnny and his brother Dorsey began their west coast career writing songs for Ricky Nelson (Believe What You Say, It’s Late, etc.). Johnny recorded for Nelson’s label, Imperial, in 1958, then switched to Freedom/Liberty Records later that year. During his four years on Liberty, he scored several worldwide smash hits that defined the early Sixties, including Dreamin’, You’re Sixteen, Little Boy Sad, and Big Big World. All the issued and previously unissued Liberty recordings are here, complete for the first time. After leaving Liberty in 1962, he recorded for Chancellor (seven unissued Chancellor recordings are included here), Reprise, and then Capitol. The Capitol sessions are complete at last, too. Finally, Johnny recorded for his own label, Sahara/Magic Lamp, before dying tragically in a boating accident in 1964.In addition to all of the session recordings, this exclusive boxed set includes three CDs of demos that Johnny recorded with Eddie Cochran, his brother Dorsey, and others. It also includes his instrumental recordings for Infinity and Gothic, as well as Dorsey’s rockabilly classic Bertha Lou (featuring Johnny on guitar and background vocals).This set also includes a newly researched biography by Colin Escott and a complete discography by Russ Wapensky and Richard Weize, as well as exclusive photos from private collections and the Burnette family
CD1. JOHNNY BURNETTE & The Rock n’ Roll Trio CD7. (Demos; * = Dorsey; ** = Johnny & Dorsey) CD8. (Demos; * = Dorsey; ** = Johnny & Dorsey) CD9. (Demos; * = Dorsey; ** = Johnny & Dorsey)”
