MOON TAXI - MELODICA

MOON TAXI
''MELODICA''
2007
12TH SOUTH
57:15
This band is amazing! Its a mix of jazz, progressive, rock, jam, indie..and so much more. melodica is the debut from moon taxi and it will blow your mind. i listened to it for a solid 2 weeks before i even considered swapping cd's. in the band's own words this band is to dancing what viagra is to...you know. so pick up this cd and you won't regret the next big thing in music. or better yet travel to nashville and catch them live!
1/Who Do You Think UR?/Moon Taxi/3:44
2/Gimme a Light/Moon Taxi/5:00
3/Squirrel Hunting/Moon Taxi/3:15
4/Maybe/Moon Taxi/4:12
5/Mustang/Moon Taxi/3:28
6/Tattooed by the Sun/Moon Taxi/4:10
7/Here to Stay/Moon Taxi/5:46
8/Nashvillian Amazon/Moon Taxi/0:59
9/The Stand/Moon Taxi/3:33
10/Funky Respiration/Moon Taxi/2:41
11/Lilliana/Moon Taxi/2:59
12/Morningtime/Moon Taxi/4:17
13/The Breeze/Moon Taxi/4:37
14/Gibson/Moon Taxi/5:43
15/Bucket of Whiskey/Moon Taxi/2:51

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MOON TAXI - ''LIVE RIDE''

MOON TAXI
''LIVE RIDE''
2009
This band is amazing! Its a mix of jazz, progressive, rock, jam, indie..and so much more. melodica is the debut from moon taxi and it will blow your mind. i listened to it for a solid 2 weeks before i even considered swapping cd's. in the band's own words this band is to dancing what viagra is to...you know. so pick up this cd and you won't regret the next big thing in music. or better yet travel to nashville and catch them live!

1/Common Ground/4:43
2/Fool's Gold/4:54
3/Here To Stay/6:51
4/Morning Time/8:40
5/The Stand/6:08
6/Totally Nude/4:23
7/Gibson/6:36
8/Anchors/5:02
9/My Metropolis/5:15
10/Poacha Cooper/4:36
11/Skipping Stones/4:55
12/Information Center/2:20
13/Funky Respiration/5:11
14/Gimme a Light/5:14

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MOON TAXI - Cabaret

Moon Taxi – Cabaret (2012)

With a name like Moon Taxi, the casual music fan might expect an electronica untz-fest that sounds better after midnight. Being so wrong rarely feels so right.
Cabaret is a refreshing effort that is earnest without succumbing to naïveté. “Mercury” begins the album in a rolling sonic wave, and the title track blends a tender chorus with easy-on-the-ears guitar work. “Hypnus” finds the band in its retro-80s new wave comfort zone, a space where the band clearly expresses nostalgic affection for the decade, but redeploys it in a way that sounds anything but derivative. “Hideaway” comes across as a firm nod to the Chili Peppers with a certain hop… — glidemagazine 4.5/5
…and Kiedis-esque vocal phrasing, while tracks like “Radio” feature dangerously catchy refrains (“It’s on the radio / It’s in my head”).
“Whiskey Sunsets” has a grin-inducing little guitar riff that recalls the old school Knight Rider theme song, and is balanced by kaleidoscopic work on the keys before finishing with dual guitars hitting the hippie hotspots on the higher end of the frets as the culminating chorus “I know that I’m gonna be up all night” provides an elegant finish. The “Wait, did they just do that?” moment of the album emerges on “Square Circles” that features Matisyahu spitting verses for the band.
Cabaret is one of those densely layered albums with enough going on to think it would sound spectacular on headphones. It’s difficult to pinpoint any must-hear tracks that shine above the others, but this band rolls deep, son! – after multiple listens, there really isn’t any filler to be had among the dozen songs that flow from one to the next with ease. Moon Taxi is a band that can really craft a song, understands arrangements and composition, and maintains artistic integrity despite its mainstream affability. It’s not much of a stretch to think these guys could blow up–touring this spring with Perpetual Groove and Galactic won’t hurt—and enjoy popular and critical success in 2012.
Moon Taxi is a totally unique rock and roll outfit from Nashville, Tennessee. Their music covers a whole spectrum of styles yet maintains a truly original sound that is guaranteed to drive the listener into fits of euphoria. Their debut C.
D, Melodica, is a true album, one that holds up from beginning to end with nary a dull moment. Packed with inventive songwriting, top-notch musicianship, and style to spare, Melodica will find a place with people of all ages and fans of all genres.                                                                                                                http://fp.io/7e3f84d9/

PERPETUAL GROOVE - Teatro Carlo Felice, Jam Cruise 10, US - 01/11/2012

1/11/12 Teatro Carlo Felice, Jam Cruise 10, US

DISC ONE
SET ONE
Drums/Pancake Rap
(3:30)
Stealy Man
(13:46)
Mr. Trasistor
(14:10)
I'm Afraid of Americans
(7:51)
Bobblehead Funk
(13:45)
Lemurs
(10:43)
DISC TWO
Man With All The Answers
(10:55)
Teakwood Betz
(20:55)
All My Friends
(9:13)
Sweet Oblivious Antidote
(8:52)

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PERPETUAL GROOVE - Pool Deck, Jamcruise 10 - 01/12/2012

Perpetual Groove
2012-01-12
Pool Deck, Jamcruise 10

One Set...
Intro (1:02)  
Holy Ship (7:17)  
Space Paranoids (8:50)    
Sail On* (8:46)    
Cairo (12:41)  
TTFPJ (11:37)    
Robot Waltz (16:18)  
Wake Up! (6:24)

Notes:
* with Ivan Neville

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BYRON BERLINE,SAM BUSH & MARK O'CONNOR - IN CONCERT

Byron Berline, Sam Bush & Mark O'Connor
"In Concert"
Label: OMAC-2

Track Listing
1. Huckleberry Hornpipe
2. Patty on the Turnpike
3. Beaumont Rag
4. Teardrops in my Eyes
5. Oconee
6. John Hardy
7. Alabama Jubilee
8. Cattle In The Cane
9. Footprints in the Snow
10. Gold Rush
11. Sally Goodin
12. Birmingham Fling

Source
New LP > ? transfee > CDR > flac (level 8)

Credits:
All tunes from Spokane show on March 28, 1976.

Byron Berline – fiddle, mandolin, & vocals
Sam Bush – mandolin, fiddle, & vocals
Mark O’Connor – fiddle, guitar, & mandolin

Backup on triple fiddle tunes by Custer's Grass Band of Spokane, Washington, (Bob Ashbury - banjo, Les Panther- guitar, Dave Hackwith- bass), with Don Thompson guesting on mandolin.

Recorded Spokane, WA March 28, 1976.  Recorded & edited by Marty O’Connor.  Mastered & sequenced by Larry Willman, Seattle, WA.

Huckleberry Hornpipe & Birmingham Fling written by Byron Berline.

Notes:  I bought this LP on eBay unopened in 2006.  By 2007 I gave it to a friend to convert to CDR for me.  I don't know what sort of rig he used (sorry folks) but the transfer is clean and I have applied no click removal, equalization, noise reduction, etc. to the files.

This record was released, I think, on Mark O'Connor's own record label that apparently didn't last long as this is (again, I think) the second of two releases.  It has not been reissued, and in fact very little information exists on it on the web.

The Word file is the "artwork" I created for the LP; if you print it out it will fit nicely into a slimline jewel case.

The cover shows Byron playing mandolin, and both Bush and O'Connor on guitar.  All are seated.  If anyone has a scan of the cover please email me at mando_dan at yahoo.com.

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PAUL McCARTNEY - COLD CUTS

Title: Cold Cuts.
Label: Pegboy Records.
Catalog#: Peg 1002 .
Recording: Studio. Compiled by Paul, it collects the best of his unreleased music from the years 1971-78. An astonishing collection; all of these cuts (each fully produced) have never been available before (in these versions).

Tracklisting:
1. A Love For You (5:27)
2. My Carnival (3:20)
3. Waterspout (4:48)
4. Mama's Little Girl (3:40)
5. Night Out (2:30)
6. Robber's Ball (3:56)
7. Cage (3:08)
8. Did We Meet Somewhere Before? (4:59)
9. Hey Diddle (3:43)
10. Tragedy (3:16)
11. Best Friend (4:08)
12. Same Time Next Year (3:08).

THANKS TO THE DEMON FOR POST!
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JIM CROCE - Photographs & Memories - His Greatest Hits

Photographs & Memories - His Greatest Hits is a 1974 compilation album by Jim Croce, originally released on ABC Records. The album was released following Croce's 1973 death in an airplane crash. The inner photo jacket includes a tributatory essay on one side and a photo of Jim's son A.J. on the other. The title track originally appeared on the You Don't Mess Around with Jim LP as well as the B-side of the album title track single in 1972.
Track listing

Side one

1."Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" - 3:022."Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels)" - 3:45
3."Photographs & Memories" - 2:03
4."Rapid Roy (The Stock Car Boy)" - 2:40
5."Time In A Bottle" - 2:24
6."New York's Not My Home" - 3:05
7."Workin' At The Car Wash Blues" - 2:29

Side two

1."I Got A Name" - 3:09
2."I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song" - 2:28
3."You Don't Mess Around With Jim" - 3:00
4."Lover's Cross" - 3:02
5."One Less Set Of Footsteps" - 2:46
6."These Dreams" - 3:12
7."Roller Derby Queen" - 3:28


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LITTLE FREDDIE KING BLUES BAND - Live At 2011 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival

Artist: Little Freddie King Blues Band

Album: Live At 2011 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival
Released: 2011
Style: Electric Blues
Size: 331MB


Tracklist:
1. Announcement (0:21)
2. Swamp Boogie (2:41)
3. Bad News (4:58)
4. KingHead Shuffle (5:19)
5. Fox Hunt (4:44)
6. Born Dead (6:04)
7. Hot Figures (5:40)
8. Can’t Do Nothing Babe (6:50)
9. Tough Frog To Swallow (7:00)
10. Louisiana Train Wreck (7:27)
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UMPHREY'S MCGEE - Buster's Billiards, Lexington, KY - 02/15/2012

Umphrey's McGee
2012-02-15
Buster's Billiards, Lexington, KY

Set One...
Disc I:
01. A Minor Intro >
02. Andy's Last Beer
03. Pig
04. Deeper
05. Get into the Van
06. Intentions Clear
07. Booth Love
08. Young Lust
09. Domino Theory

Set Two...
Disc II:
01. In the Kitchen >
02. Can't You Hear Me Knockin
03. Sociable Jimmy

Disc III:
01. Partyin' Peeps
02. Last Man Swerving
03. Bright Lights
Encore:
04. Fussy Dutchmen


mp3(v0)...
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