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August 20, 2011

CARLY SIMON / - Coming Around Again [1987]

Carly Simon - Coming Around Again [1987]

Coming Around Again is singer-songwriter Carly Simon's 14th album, and 13th studio album, released in 1987. It is her first of many albums for Arista Records. The title track and "Itsy Bitsy Spider" were both written for and featured in the 1986 film Heartburn.

The title song peaked at #18 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Simon's twelfth Top 40 hit in the USA. It was also a success in Brazil as it was included in the soundtrack of telenovela O Outro. Additionally, it was a top 10 hit in the UK. The album itself reached #25 in both the US and the UK. It was certified Silver by the BPI in September 1987, and Platinum by the RIAA in early 1988. It has since sold nearly two million copies in the US.

Shortly after the album's release, a live outdoor concert also entitled "Carly Simon - Coming Around Again" was recorded in June 1987 at Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts and later released on video. On a pier in front of an invited audience, Simon and her band performed most of the songs from the album as well some of her older hits. The concert was also released as a live album in 1988 entitled Greatest Hits Live, and has also since been released on DVD as "Carly Simon - Live From Martha's Vineyard".

All tracks composed by Carly Simon; except where indicated

"Coming Around Again" — 3:41
"Give Me All Night" (Simon, Gerard McMahon) — 4:23
"Do The Walls Come Down" (Simon, Paul Samwell-Smith) — 3:48
"Hold What You've Got" (Joe Tex, Simon) — 3:48
"It Should Have Been Me" (Bryan Adams, Jim Vallance) — 4:25
"The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of" — 4:59
"You Have To Hurt" (Frank Musker, Dominic King) — 4:05
"All I Want Is You" (Andy Goldmark, Simon, Jacob Brackman) — 3:59
"As Time Goes By" (Herman Hupfeld) — 5:08
"Two Hot Girls (On A Hot Summer Night)" — 4:53
"Coming Around Again/Itsy Bitsy Spider" — 3:42
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GRAND FUNK RAILROAD / 10 GREAT SONGS

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CHRISTOPHER CROSS - Cross Words The Best Of Christopher Cross

Artist: Christopher Cross
Album: Cross Words The Best Of Christopher Cross
Released: 2011
Style: Pop
Size: 129+131 Mb

CD1:
01 – Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do)
02 – Sailing
03 – Say You’ll Be Mine
04 – Never Be The Same
05 – No Time For Talk
06 – Think Of Laura
07 – Spinning
08 – Every Turn Of The World
09 – Love Is Love (In Any Language)
10 – I Hear You Call
11 – I Will (Take You Forever)
12 – Swept Away
13 – Back Of My Mind
14 – Don’t Say Goodbye
15 – It’s You That Really Matters
16 – Never Stop Believing
17 – She Told Me So
18 – Charm The Snake
CD2:
01 – Ride Like The Wind
02 – All Right
03 – That Girl
04 – Someday
05 – Any Old Time
06 – The Light Is On
07 – I Really Don’t Know Anymore
08 – Minstrel Gigolo
09 – Baby Says No
10 – What Am I Supposed To Believe
11 – Deal ‘Em Again
12 – Talking In My Sleep
13 – Nature Of The Game
14 – Long World
15 – Words Of Wisdom
16 – Love Found A Home
17 – Swing Street
18 – Just One Look
http://www.fileserve.com/file/nJ6JWhd

NEKTAR - REMEMBER THE FUTURE (1973, 2011 Deluxe Edition Remastered)

Nektar – Remember the Future (1973, 2011 Deluxe Edition Remastered)
Filed Under: deluxe edition, prog-rock, remastered
This deluxe/digitally remastered version of British progressive-rock band Nektar’s iconic Remember the Future (1973) features a full second disc with a live performance of other works, culled from a 2007 concert in Brazil.
The original two-part recording of Remember the Future, is followed by a live rendition, although no information is provided in the album notes, concerning the date or location. The album soared through the Billboard charts amid substantial global visibility and impressive sales. “Remember the Future” is a near flawless progressive-rock extravaganza, entwined with gutsy guitar parts, firm pulses, and tuneful hooks that echo the psychedelic era. With Roye Albrighton’s hard-rock crunch chords and airy vocals, the composition…
…translucently merges ethereal virtues with pumping grooves and memorable choruses. In one segment, Albrighton injects phased guitar voicings—quite popular during the day—into a rock waltz, amid Ravel-like progressions and whispery themes. Spiced with spacey romanticism, the reissue offers an enticing trip down memory lane, while reemphasizing the creative spark that enveloped the rock world in the 1970's.
CD1
01. Remember The Future Part One (16:35)
02. Remember The Future Part Two (18:58)
• Bonus Tracks:
03. Remember The Future Part One (Live) (16:11)
04. Remember The Future Part Two (Live) (19:27)
CD2 Vivo Niteroi (Live in Brazil, November 10th 2007)
01. A Tab In The Ocean (15:37)
02. Desolation Valley (12:53)
03. Cast Your Fate (5:15)
04. The Debate (7:48)
05. Man In The Moon (7:32)
06. Good Day (6:27)
07. Woman Trouble (6:08)
http://www.fileserve.com/file/Bmqcwq4

MEAT LOAF - Bat Out and Back Into Hell Monster Is Loose [Remastered]

Artist: Meat Loaf
Album: Bat Out and Back Into Hell Monster Is Loose [Remastered]
Released: 2011
Style: Rock
Format: MP3 320Kbps
Size: 444 Mb

Tracklist:
01 Bat Out Of Hell 9:51
02 You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth 5:05
03 Heaven Can Wait 4:41
04 All Revved Up With No Place To Go 4:20
05 Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad 5:25
06 Paradise By The Dashboard Light 8:28
07 For Crying Out Loud 8:44
08 I’d Do Anything for Love 12:00
09 Life Is A Lemon And I Want My Money Back 7:59
10 Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through 5:50
11 It Just Won’t Quit 7:21
12 Out Of The Frying Pan 7:24
13 Objects In The Rear View Mirror May Appear Closer Than They Are 10:15
14 Wasted Youth 2:41
15 Everything Louder Than Everything Else 7:59
16 Good Girls Go Yo Heaven 6:53
17 Back Into Hell 2:46
18 Lost Boys and Golden Girls 4:28
19 The Monster Is Loose 7:12
20 Blind As A Bat 5:51
21 It’s All Coming Back To Me Now 6:05
22 Bad For Good 7:32
23 Cry Over Me 4:38
24 In The Land Of The Pig, The Butcher Is King 5:30
25 Monstro 1:38
26 Alive 4:22
27 If God Could Talk 3:46
28 If It Ain’t Broke, Break It 4:49
29 What About Love 6:04
30 Seize The Night 9:46
31 The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be 7:54
32 Cry to Heaven 2:24
http://www.fileserve.com/file/2ZjUx5Z

August 19, 2011

RAILROAD EARTH : RAILROAD EARTH - 2010

RAILROAD EARTH
OCT 12, 2010
ONE HAVEN MUSIC
55:13

1 Long Walk Home Rymer, Sheaffer 4:40
2 The Jupiter & the 119 Sheaffer 7:57
3 Black Elk Speaks Rymer, Sheaffer 5:40
4 Day on the Sand Sheaffer 4:10
5 Lone Croft Farewell Sheaffer 5:18
6 Too Much Information Sheaffer 4:50
7 Spring-Heeled Jack Skehan 11:28
8 On the Banks Sheaffer 4:58
9 Potter's Field Sheaffer 6:12

Andrew Altman /Bass (Electric), Bass (Upright)
Tim Carbone /Guitar (Electric), Violin, Vocals
Andy Goessling /Banjo, Dobro, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Lap Steel Guitar, Vocals
Carey Harmon /Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Angelo Montrone /Producer
Todd Sheaffer /Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals
John Skehan /Bouzouki, Mandolin, Vocals

Railroad Earth's fifth full-length outing finds the New Jersey-based progressive folk-rockers in fine form, tastefully building organic, sonic backdrops around lead vocalist Todd Sheaffer's rich, Americana-influenced narratives. Both classic and forward-thinking, the band may be steeped in common jam band trappings (the nearly 12-minute instrumental "Spring-Heeled Jack" would be far more interesting in a live setting), but between the epic steel-rail journey of "The Jupiter & the 119," the mournful Celtic-inspired balladry of "On the Banks," and the Liege & Lief-era Fairport Convention swing of "Lone Croft Farewell," Railroad Earth have both the chops and the amiable gait of a group of musicians who know each other inside out, coming off as authentic enough for traditionalists and noodly enough for die-hard Phish phans and Deadheads. ~ James Christopher Monger

Recording information: The Majestic Music Factory, Brooklyn, NY; Water Music, Hoboken, NJ.

Photographer: Manjari Sharma.

Personnel: Andy Goessling (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, lap steel guitar, dobro, banjo); Todd Sheaffer (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Tim Carbone (vocals, electric guitar, violin); John Skehan (vocals, bouzouki, mandolin); Carey Harmon (vocals, drums, percussion); Andrew Altman (upright bass, electric bass).

Audio Mixer: Angelo Montrone.

Railroad Earth is a roots and Americana-based jamband from Stillwater, New Jersey, New Jersey. Their name stems from a Jack Kerouac poem "October in the Railroad Earth," and the band has a song by the same name. Railroad Earth's music combines elements of bluegrass, rock and roll, jazz, celtic and more, and the group is known for its extensive live improvisation and lyrical songwriting within an acoustic base.

Todd Sheaffer - guitar, vocals
Tim Carbone - violin, vocals
John Skehan - mandolin, vocals
Andy Goessling - acoustic guitars, banjo, dobro, mandolin, flute, pennywhistle, saxophones and vocals
Carey Harmon - drums, hand percussion, vocals
Johnny Grubb - upright bass
http://www.fileserve.com/file/4yyVBmU

RAILROAD EARTH : 12/31/10 Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO

12/31/10 Ogden Theatre, Denver, CO

DISC ONE
SET ONE
Bird In A House
(6:58)
Dance Around Molly
(2:47)
Dandelion Wine
(4:47)
Just So You Know
(9:18)
Bread And Water
(4:26)
Stillwater Getaway
(9:41)
Said What You Mean
(7:23)
Roadhouse Blues
(6:59)
DISC TWO
SET TWO
Clock Intro > Clockstopper
(3:55)
Bringin' My Baby Back Home
(3:23)
Ophelia
(5:31)
Right In Tune
(5:09)
Water Fountain Quicksand
(4:31)
Warhead Boogie
(15:04)
Spring-Heeled Jack
(13:29)
Happy Birthday Mike
(1:14)
Judy, Judy, Judy
(6:13)
DISC THREE
Mourning Flies
(9:12)
Storms
(6:20)
The Wheel
(13:25)
FIRST ENCORE
Fisherman's Blues
(12:08)
Long Walk Home
(5:04)
Little Rabbit
(8:30)
SECOND ENCORE
Railroad Earth
(6:44)

http://www.fileserve.com/file/6f5XvTZ

THE NEW MASTERSOUNDS - BROOKLYN BOWL 11/20/2010

The New Mastersounds - November 20, 2010
Brookyn Bowl - Brooklyn, NY

FOH Engineer - Peter Costello. Recorded and mastered by Dave Morrison for DigitalSoundboard.net

Setlist:

d1t01 - Miracles
d1t02 - Take What you Need
d1t03 - Coming Up Roses
d1t04 - All I Want (Right Now)
d1t05 - Pure
d1t06 - On the Border
d1t07 - Fast Man
d1t08 - You Got It All
d1t09 - Turn It Up
d1t10 - Thermal Bad
d1t11 - Hot Dog *
d1t12 - Turn This Thing Around *
d2t01 - Make Me Proud!
d2t02 - Six Underground
d2t03 - One Note Brown
d2t04 - San Frantico
d2t05 - Nervous *

Lineup: Eddie Roberts - guitar
Simon Allen - drums
Pete Shand - bass
Joe Tatton - keyboards

*Guests: The New Majority Horns: Mike -- trumpet Miquey - sax

Distributed by DigitalSoundboard, Inc.
http://www.digitalsoundboard.net
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QUEEN - JAZZ [2CD Remastered Deluxe Edition]

Queen - Jazz [2 CD Remastered Deluxe Edition, 2011]

CD1:
01 – Mustapha
02 – Fat Bottomed Girls
03 – Jealousy
04 – Bicycle Race
05 – If You Can’t Beat Them
06 – Let Me Entertain You
07 – Dead On Time
08 – In Only Seven Days
09 – Dreamer’s Ball
10 – Fun It
11 – Leaving Home Ain’t Easy
12 – Don’t Stop Me Now
13 – More of That Jazz
CD2:
01. Fat Bottomed Girls (Single version)
02. Bicycle Race (Instrumental)
03. Don't Stop Me Now (With long-lost guitars)
04. Let Me Entertain You (Live in Montreal, November 1981)
05. Dreamers Ball (Early acoustic take, August 1978)

http://www.fileserve.com/file/BGEWtHk

MELISSA ETHERIDGE - Greatest Hits - The Road Less Traveled [deluxe edition]

Talk about the human condition. When Melissa Etheridge released Lucky in early 2004, it was in celebration of a new romance and her status as a veteran singer/songwriter. Sadly, just a few months later, she announced she had breast cancer. But then, almost exactly a year after Lucky's release, Etheridge was on-stage at the Grammys singing a powerful version of Janis Joplin's "Piece of My Heart." Her bold, and bald, performance proved that cancer wasn't Melissa Etheridge's goodbye. But it also gave hope to anyone experiencing the same ordeal. Etheridge celebrates her career again with 2005's Greatest Hits: The Road Less Traveled, which joins highlights and singles from her albums to unreleased material and a rousing studio version of "Piece of My Heart." The cover shot's great, an update of 1992's Never Enough depicting a short-haired Etheridge and her trusty Ovation, and so is her cover of the Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers classic "Refugee," which builds from a raw acoustic track to a full-blown rock band/backup singer belter. From there the set continues chronologically. The breathy keyboards of "Similar Features" date it to 1988, but "Like the Way I Do" and "Bring Me Some Water," its fellow singles from Etheridge's self-titled debut, are shots of bluesy, brassy rock & roll that renew amazement in Etheridge's unchecked passion as a vocalist. (Actually, this collection could consist of "Bring Me Some Water" 17 times in a row and still be awesome.) Brave and Crazy's gently evocative "You Can Sleep While I Drive" plays out like a little movie, while the 1993 hit Yes I Am is represented by three slicker yet still strong tracks. Later albums like Breakdown and Your Little Secret get one song each. While she's always been brave, it's clear as Road Less Traveled plays out that Etheridge became less crazy as the 1990s unfolded. She adjusted the swagger of her earlier records with turns toward conventional album-oriented rock and lighter, more tasteful singles ("Come to My Window," for example). But her songwriting always endured, as the previously unreleased "This Is Not Goodbye" and "I Run for Life" show. Both inspired by her cancer, the former is an elegiac meditation on mortality while the latter celebrates recovery, endurance, and belief. Greatest Hits: The Road Less Traveled is a comprehensive, entertaining, and ultimately redemptive collection from a woman who truly deserves it. - answers.com

01. Refugee
02. Similar Features
03. Like The Way I Do
04. Bring Me Some Water
05. You Can Sleep While I Drive
06. No Souvenirs
07. Ain't It Heavy
08. I'm The Only One
09. Come To My Window
10. If I Wanted To
11. I Want To Come Over
12. Angels Would Fall
13. Lucky
14. Christmas In America
15. Piece Of My Heart
16. This Is Not Goodbye
17. I Run For Life
http://www.fileserve.com/file/DAkVfkK

THE BLACK CROWES - Innsbrook Afterhours 2007Allen, Virginia (August 4, 2007)

The Black Crows
Innsbrook Afterhours Glen - Innsbrook Afterhours 2007Allen, Virginia (August 4, 2007)

Setlist:

Virtue and Vice
Black Moon Jam
Black Moon Creeping
Sting Me
Coming Home
Soul Singing
Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye
Nonfiction
Thorn In My Pride
Paint An Eight
High Head Blues
Ballad In Urgency/Jam
Wiser Time
Twice As Hard http://www.fileserve.com/file/KCmWJJh

EKOOSTIK HOOKAH - The Foundry, Dayton,OH - 4/20/2005

Ekoostik Hookah - 2005/04/20 The Foundry, Dayton,OH

Ekoostik Hookah
2005/04/20
The Foundry,
Dayton,OH

Matrix SBD/AKG568

Never to Return>
Goodtime
Daffodils
Train of Glory
Indica>Bottle of Wine>Sativa
Blackwater
Only Falling
Caribou
Life is Good
Ice
Encore: Loner^
Lax>
Slip-Jig >
Viper's Drag*>
Slip-Jig>
Bone
Don't Do It>
Slipjig http://www.fileserve.com/file/8FVh68g

LITTLE SMOKEY SMOTHERS & ELVIN BISHOP "CHICAGO BLUES BUDDIES"

It has now been almost fifty years since established Chicago guitarist Little Smokey Smothers began mentoring and befriending the young Elvin Bishop, who came to Chicago from Tulsa in 1960 looking for the blues. Those years have brought at least life’s share of twists and turns for each. Smothers maintained a steady but generally low profile on the windy city blues scene while Bishop gained renown with the Butterfield Blues Band and then struck out on his own noteworthy foray through blues and southern rock and, like many of his Chicago blues cohorts, relocated to the Bay Area in the late ’60s. Superb musical jamming and down home eating courtesy of Smokey’s kitchen chops have marked Elvin and his band’s Chicago visits, and Elvin and Smokey have helped each other through hard times and tough losses. Smokey’s health has been in decline in recent years, and Elvin has seized the moment to compile (with generous assistance from a number of labels and individuals) Chicago Blues Buddies, a musical monument to his friendship and musical teamwork with Smokey while all involved can savor the highly enjoyable results. - cdbaby.com

01. Remembering
02. Talkin' Blues
03. Smokey Shuffle
04. Crack Head Woman
05. Mother-In-Law Blues
06. You're Gonna Miss Me
07. You Don't Love Me
08. Interview
09. Roll Your Moneymaker
10. Little Red Rooster
11. Hello, Baby
12. Bye Bye Baby http://www.fileserve.com/file/5hMeaTj

HAMMER OF THE GODS - LIVE LED ZEPPELIN TRIBUTE: ONE NIGHT IN NEW YORK

Hammer Of The Gods
Live Led Zeppelin Tribute
One Night In New York

1. In The Light
2. Celebration Day
3. Night Flight
4. The Wanton Song
5. Out On The Tiles
6. Moby Dick
7. Ten Years Gone
8. Black Dog
9. The Ocean
10. Thank You
11. How Many More Times
12. I'm Gonna Crawl

Mike Portnoy - drums (Dream Theater)
Paul Gilbert - guitar (Mr. Big)
Dave LaRue - bass (Dixie Dregs)
Daniel Gildenlow - vocals (Pain of Salvation, The Flower Kings)
http://www.fileserve.com/file/8hgfTr9

JOHNNY WINTER - Boston Paradise Theatre [1978]

Johnny Winter - Boston Paradise Theatre [1978]

Boston
Paradise Theater 8/11/78

Hideaway
Divin' Duck
Mississippi Blues
Black Cat Bone
Rollin' and Tumblin'
Come On In My Kitchen
Roll Over Beethoven
Wipe Out
Suzie Q
http://www.fileserve.com/file/GtvnDRM

JIMMY REED & JOHNNY WINTER - Live at Liberty Hall, 1972

Jimmy Reed & Johnny Winter - Live at Liberty Hall, 1972

Recorded Live at Liberty Hall, Houston, TX 1972
Jimmy Reed - Harmonica, Guitar & Vocals
Johnny Winter - Guitar & Vocals
Unknown bass and drums

01. Big Boss Man (13:00)
02. Stop Light (7:04)
03. Down the Road I Go (9:36)
04. Bright Lights Big City (6:46)
http://www.fileserve.com/file/P9nwhu3/

IKE & TINA TURNER / THE SOUL OF IKE AND TINA & DYNAMITE

This CD comprises the Ike and Tina Turner albums "The Soul Of Ike And Tina & Dynamite" on one disc. Highlights include five addditional bonus tracks. This UK twofer combines the rock/soul duo's 1960 & 1962 albums with five bonus tracks, 'Tina's Dilemma', 'Mind In A whirl', 'The Argument', 'Please Don't Hurt Me' & 'Worried & Hurtin' Inside', making their CD debut. This set contains most of the vocal performances recorded by Ike & Tina for the Sue label. When the dust settles,this might end up being duo's most important work.Sure,whatever commercial succes thay had achieved later in career became more known,but these gritty,sweaty and finger-poppin songs were where Ike & Tina came from.It sounds very much like Ray Charles/James Brown rompin' stompin' horn-driven dance material of the late 1950's/early 1960's with irresistible Ikettes harmonizing in the background,their dark voices matching Tina's lusty screams note for note.The most surprising thing about these 1961. and 1962. LPs is how exciting they sound today,basically they are compilations of very strong singles (they were not recorded as albums) with no filler,just great music all the way (think "What'd I say" recorded by woman). R&B hits ("A Fool in love","I idolise you") and bluesy ballads ("Chances are","I had a notion") are mixed with peppy lovey-dovey duets ("You are my baby","Wont you forgive me"),Tina and Ikettes are of course formidable while Ike's guitar/piano and chunky, recognisable sound are pure joy. - amazon.com

01. I'm Jealous
02. I Idolize You
03. If
04. Letter from Tina
05. You Can't Love Two
06. I Had A Notion
07. A Fool In Love
08. Sleepless
09. Chances Are
10. You Can't Blame Me
11. You're My Baby
12. The Way You Love Me
13. You Should've Treated Me Right
14. Poor Fool
15. Tra La La La La
16. Won't You Forgive Me
17. I Dig You
18. Tina's Dilemma
19. Mind In A Whirl
20. The Argument
21. Worried And Hurtin' Inside http://www.fileserve.com/file/fjtHswV