...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

BLONDIE - Greatest Hits (2002)

TRACKS: 01. Dreaming 02. Call Me 03. One Way Or Another 04. Heart Of Glass 05. The Tide Is High 06. X Offender 07. Hanging On The Telephone 08. Rip Her To Shreds 09. Rapture 10. Atomic 11. Picture This 12. In The Flesh 13. Denis 14. (I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence, Dear 15. Union City Blue 16. The Hardest Part 17. Island Of Lost Souls 18. Sunday Girl 19. Maria

"Greatest Hits" is a compilation album of recordings by the band Blondie released by EMI/Capitol Records in 2002. Following the re-issue of the six original Chrysalis studio albums in 2001, this was the first Blondie "Best of" compilation to be digitally remastered and also to include their comeback hit "Maria", a UK #1 in February 1999. Greatest Hits also contains the four 'special mixes' by producer Mike Chapman that appeared on the band's very first hits compilation, 1981's The Best of Blondie. The album charted at Number 38 on the UK's Top 75 Album Chart and charted for 4 weeks. Recorded between 1977 & 1998. All tracks have been digitally remastered. 1, 2.

29.10.2008.

...mp3-256kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RYAN ADAMS & THE CARDINALS - Cardinology (2008)

Ryan Adams' drug problems and public tantrums have often overshadowed his music. But Cardinology may put an end to that. His first release in a year — notable for a guy who put out three (albeit spotty) full-lengths in 2005 — it's the record he has spent the past few years promising but never quite delivering. Drunk on melody, high on musical history, but all his own, the record throbs with great playing and singing, and thrums with hope without pimping easy platitudes. It's one of the best things he's ever done. Cardinology is a classic-rock record to the bone, nodding to influences that Adams has conjured before but never so well: the country rock of the Grateful Dead and Gram Parsons, the arena anthems of U2. It begins with four killers in a row: "Born Into a Light" prays for faith amid troubles over a Tex-Mex melody, weepy pedal steel and gospel-tinged vocals; "Go Easy" is a breathless love pledge with heartland-rock hooks; "Fix It" is a plea for psychic repair that meshes a slithery R&B groove with a soaring Bono-style chorus; and "Magick" is pure mindless garage-rock pleasure, notwithstanding the geopolitical apocalypse lurking in its lyrics ("You're like a missile strike/Government goes underground/Warhead on legs/What goes around comes around"). Then things settle down a bit — but despite overcooked nautical metaphors on "Sink Ships," they never slack. Cardinology's riveting finale is "Stop," a fragile piano ballad sung in a shaky voice that slowly gains strength and takes flight. It's clearly about rehab, and while rehab rock may be a bit of an oxymoron, Adams — who has reportedly cleaned up — defines a genre here. If it helps undermine some of the bogus junkie myths about hard drugs and creativity, all the better. - rollingstone.com *

TRACKS: 01. Born Into a Light 02. Go Easy 03. Fix It 04. Magick 05. Cobwebs 06. Let Us Down Easy 07. Crossed Out Name 08. Natural Ghost 09. Sink Ships 10. Evergreen 11. Like Yesterday 12. Stop

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RICK DANKO
- Times Like These (2000)

"Times Like These", released posthumously, is Rick Danko's last studio album. There's a tendency for fans to under-appreciate the singer/bassist's later work, opting instead for some sepia-toned memory of the Ontario farm boy amidst his original Band colleagues in the '60s and '70s, but that's only part of the story of a 40-year career. Later in life, Danko's voice, while remaining the distinctly mournful instrument of his youth, mellowed to equal parts milk and whiskey. Here, a less urgent and wiser artist wraps his pipes around his signature tune "This Wheel's on Fire," which is drawn out on both ends by elegant instrumental passages. This version of the song is a fitting coda to Danko's life, lingered over lovingly and masterfully by the Crowmatix with Band cohort Garth Hudson, a veritable one-man Fellini soundtrack on accordion. "Let the Four Winds Blow," a Fats Domino/Dave Bartholomew cover recorded live, showcases Levon Helm on harmonica and longtime Danko and Band associate Professor "Louie" on piano and vocals, rolling and stomping in the finest spirit of the Band. "All Our Past Times," a return to a song the artist co-wrote with Eric Clapton in 1976, is wistfully gorgeous and heart-wrenchingly appropriate. And a cover of The Grateful Dead's "Ripple", with Hudson and Helm once again making appearances is delivered with the rustic charm of a back porch session (albeit a highly skilled one). While the album can drip with sentimentality or sound too polished at times, ultimately Times Like These, co-produced by Danko and Professor "Louie" (aka Aaron Hurwitz), is a thoughtfully rendered reflection on a great musical life. ~ All Music Guide *

TRACKS: 01. Times Like These 02. Ripple 03. All Our Pat Times 04. Book Faded Brown 05. Chain Gang 06. Change is Good 07. Sip The Wine 08. This Wheel's On Fire 09. You Can Go Home 10. Let The Four Winds Blow
11. People Of Conscience

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

V.A. - The Very Best Of MTV Unpled (2002)

TRACKS: 01. Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton 02. Ironic - Alanis Morissette 03. Losing My Religion - R.E.M. 04. Strong Enough - Sheryl Crow 05. Are You Gonna Go My Way - Lenny Kravitz 06. Gallows Pole - Page & Plant 07. Summer Of '69 - Bryan Adams 08. Mrs. Robinson - Paul Simon 09. Here Comes the Rain Again - Annie Lennox 10. Every Night - Paul McCartney 11. Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright) - Rod Stewart 12. Linger - The Cranberries 13. Constant Craving - KD Lang 14. What Can I Do? - The Corrs 15. Kiss From A Rose - Seal 16. Lightning Crashes - Live 17. Don't Look Back In Anger - Noel Gallagher 18. Walking On The Moon - Sting 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

V.A. - The Very Best Of MTV Unpled 2 (2003)

TRACKS: 01. Every Breathe You Take - Sting 02. Wicked Game - Chris Isaak 03. Zombie - The Cranberries 04. Imitation of Life - R.E.M. 05. Layla [Live] - Eric Clapton 06. Four Seasons in One Day - Crowded House 07. Cornflake Girl - Tori Amos 08. Have I Told You Lately (That I Love You) - Rod Stewart 09. Like a Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan 10. Human Behaviour - Björk 11. Crazy - Seal 12. Beds Are Burning - Midnight Oil 13. Run, Baby, Run - Sheryl Crow 14. I'm Ready - Bryan Adams 15. In the Air Tonight - Phil Collins 16. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me - Elton John 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

V.A. - The Very Best Of MTV Unpled 3 (2004)

TRACKS: 01. Message in a Bottle - Sting 02. Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out - Eric Clapton 03. It's the End of the World as We Know It - R.E.M. 04. Head Over Feet - Alanis Morissette 05. Battle of Evermore - Page & Plant 06. Bridge Over Troubled Water - Paul Simon 07. Leaving Las Vegas - Sheryl Crow 08. Crying - K.D. Lang 09. Blue Hotel - Chris Isaak 10. Runaway - The Corrs 11. Sure Know Something - Kiss 12. Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You - Bryan Adams 13. Bennie and the Jets - Elton John 14. Hold My Hand - Hootie & the Blowfish 15. Boys Don't Cry - The Cure 16. Would? - Alice in Chains 17. I Alone - Live 1, 2.

28.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TRAFFIC - On The Road (1973)

Live On Tour in Germany, April, 1973.

TRACKS: 01. Glad / Freedom Rider 02. Tragic Magic 03. (Sometimes I Feel So) Uninspired 04. Shoot Out at Fantasy Factory 05. Light up or Leave Me Alone 06. Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys

The venality of the business gets a workout in the 12-minute title track, a slow-building jazz-rock groove that starts with a sense of quiet menace and ends with a pealing, distorted guitar solo, with one of Steve Winwood's most impassioned and lengthy organ solos at the song's heart. "Rock & Roll Stew" and Jim Capaldi's sneering putdown "Light Up or Leave Me Alone" are even more forceful, with only the groovy ecological message of "Many a Mile to Freedom" lightening the mood. Even that song rocks harder than anything on JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE, though, and that extra hint of power is likely what helped make THE LOW SPARK OF HIGH HEELED BOYS Traffic's most commercially successful album in the United States. 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

DR.JOHN - Creole Moon (2001)

On this 2001 set, the good voodoo doctor returns to his funked up 1970s New Orleans R&B sound. Most of these upbeat romps have a party vibe but "Imitation of Love," a downer to end the night with, is the crescent city jewel of the collection. Rhythm reigns supreme on Creole Moon, which cuts a sinuous, syncopated groove through the various styles that have informed the good Doctor's career. The bayou funk of "Bruha Bembe" recalls the juju mysteries of Dr. John's "Night Tripper" phase, the opening "You Swore" adheres to the hip-shaking tradition of "Right Place, Wrong Time" and the jazzier sophistication of "Holdin' Pattern", "Queen of Cold" and the title track show how far he has extended his musical terrain. Among the highlights are four songs co-written with the late Doc Pomus, including the soulful balladry of "Imitation of Love". Guitarist Sonny Landreth and fiddler Michael Doucet contribute Cajun seasoning to this musical gumbo, while saxophonist David "Fathead" Newman and trombonist Fred Wesley provide stellar brass support.

"Creole Moon" was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. You Swore 02. In the Name Of You 03. Food For Thot 04. Holdin' Pattern 05. Bruha Bembe 06. Imitation of Love 07. Now That You Got Me 08. Creole Moon 09. Georgianna 10. Monkey & Baboon 11. Take What I Can Get 12. Queen Of Cold 13. Litenin' 14. One 2 A.M. Too Many

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

HOWLIN' WOLF - The London Howlin' Wolf Sessions - Deluxe Edition (2002)

Wolf was 60 in 1970, and not in the best of health, but he came over to London to record with some of the British musicians who had picked up on his music and helped bring it to a wider audience over here. The sessions were not altogether happy ones to start with, as Eric Clapton strled at first playing with his hero (plus Hubert Sumlin and Jeffrey CArp who had come over with Wolf), but Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts began to pull it together bringing their "tightest rythym section in R&B" to the party. Clapton began to settle in with his part and Ian Stewart emerged from the fringe of the Stone to add piano. Ringo Starr (billed as Richie) appears on one track, and other luminaries include Klaus Voorman and John Simon amongst others. Steve Winwood added keyboards overdubs later.

This deluxe edition contains newly remixed bonus tracks from LONDON REVISTED, and previously unreleased remixes from the original session tapes. Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London, England in 1970. 1, 2, 3.

DISC 1 -
THE ORIGINAL ALBUM - THE ORIGINAL MIX:
01. Rockin' Daddy
02. I Ain't Superstitious
03. Sitting on Top of the World
04. Worried About My Baby
05. What a Woman!
06. Poor Boy
07. Built for Comfort
08. Who's Been Talking?
09. The Red Rooster (False Start And Dialogue)
10. The Red Rooster
11. Do the Do
12. Highway 49
13. Wang Dang Doodle
BONUS TRACKS FROM LONDON REVISITED
14. Goin' Down Slow
15. Killing Floor
16. I Want To Have A Word With You

DISC 2 -
PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED BONUS TRACKS:
01. Worried About My Baby (Rehearsal Take)
02. The Red Rooster (Alternate Mix)
03. What A Woman! (Aka Commit A Crime) (Alternate Take)
04. Who's Been Talking (Alternate Take)
05. Worried About My baby (Alternate Take)
06. I Ain't Superstitious (Alternate Take)
07. Highway 49 (Alternate Take)
08. Do The Do (Alternate Take)
09. Poor Boy (Alternate Take)
10. I Ain't Superstitious (Alternate Take)
11. What A Woman! (Aka Commit A Crime) (Alternate Mix With Organ Overdub)
12. Rockin' Daddy (Alternate Mix)

27.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

CRAWLER

Crawler was a band created from the ashes of Back Street Crawler, following the death of guitarist, Paul Kossoff. They recruited former IF guitarist Geoff Whitehorn to fill the vacancy created by replace Kossoff death, but the band were dropped by Atlantic Records because of Whitehorn's then relative obscurity added to the fact it was Kossoff rather than the band they were interested in. Crawler initially toured the UK as part of a package tour which included label mates Boxer and Moon. Their debut album, Crawler, did well in the USA, thanks to airplay of the track Stone Cold Sober, on FM radio stations. The band concentrated on the American market and working with producer Gary Lyons they released a second album, Snake, Rattle & Roll.



- "Crawler" (1977)
TRACKS: 01. Without You Baby 02. You Got Money 03. Sold On Down The Line 04. One Too Many Lovers 05. You Are My Saviour 06. Pastime Dreamer 07. Never Loved A Woman 08. You And Me 09. Stone Cold Sober

- "Snake Rattle And Roll" (1978)
TRACKS: 01. Sail On 02. Disc Heroes 03. How Will You Break My Heart 04. Muddy Waters 05. First Class Operator 06. Where Is The Money? 07. Hold On 08. Midnight Blues 09. Liar 10. One Way Street

26.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT
- May I Be Excused (2008)

When was the last time you saw a three-piece family blues band with two left-handed guitarists? Let alone a blues band with three strong vocals, both female and male? Trampled Under Foot, winners of the 2008 International Blues Challenge, is like no other band you will ever see or hear. Danielle is an amazing blues singer and an excellent bassist. Kris fires right in the pocket on the drums and sings as well. Nick is a strong singer and an accomplished guitarist, winning the 2008 Albert King Award from the IBC. TUF books venues and festivals world wide, having performed at numerous national and international blues festivals.
1, 2.


WINNERS of the 2008 International Blues Challenge!
WINNERS of the 2008 "Albert King Award"!
WINNERS of the 2007 Kansas City Blues Challenge!

TRACKS: 01. Fog 02. Jonny Cheat 03. Love My Baby 04. You're Too Big To Carry 05. May I Be Excused 06. Waiting On The Line 07. My Fault To Stay 08. Have I Ever Told You 09. Hot Headed Woman 10. You Call That Love 11. Mississippi River 12. Comin' Home To You

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

BLINDSIDE BLUES BAND
- Keepers Of The Flame (2008)

01. Keepers Of The Flame
02. Sonic Love
03. Jagged Edge
04. Maybe I'm A Leo
05. Lonesome Road
06. Back Stabber
07. Electric Wave
08. I Wanna Be Free
09. Bad Luck
10. Hannah
11. Bluesion
12. Jam

Keepers of the Flame , the phenomenal sixth studio disc by the BLINDSIDE BLUES BAND features 12 tracks of awesome, over-the-top, solid to the core, killer bluesy heavy guitar riffage that kicks ass and reigns supreme. Featuring special guests Davey Pattison & Jeff Martin, Keepers of the Flame is all about the Rock and delivers on every level with a powerful, in-your-face, dual six-string assault. 1, 2.

25.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

WILLIE NELSON - Revolutions Of Time...The Journey 1975 - 1993 (1995)

More so than most country artists, Willie Nelson is difficult to thoroughly investigate without delving into his individual releases, which often revolve around either musical or lyrical concepts. So give Columbia credit for assembling such a cohesive, provocative collection, one that covers every aspect of his glorious career and that amply showcases his distinctive singing, songwriting, and gut-string work. DISC 1 (Pilgrimage), worth the price of admission alone, focuses on his remarkable 1970s and early-1980s work: the Red Headed Stranger cuts, the Lefty Frizzell tributes, the Stardust standards, searing live cuts, the Electric Horseman cowboy odes and Honeysuckle Rose gems, and the best of Always on My Mind. DISC 2 (Sojourns) pairs Nelson with an impressive array of partners: Haggard, Price, Miller, Pierce, Charles, Young (both Neil and Faron), Santana, Possum, Dylan, Cash, Snow, Jennings, Julio, Dolly, Kristofferson. DISC 3 (Exodus) collects the mid-1980s and early-1990s stuff, and while it contains moments of brilliance, it doesn't match up to the first two discs. All in all, a marvelous 60-song collection filled with an astonishing number of spine-chilling moments. - amazon.com 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

DISC 1 - Pilgrimage:
01. Time Of The Preacher 02. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain 03. If You've Got The Money I've Got The Time 04. Uncloudy Day 05. Always Late (With Your Kisses) 06. Georgia On My Mind 07. Blue Skies 08. Whiskey River 09. Stay A Little Longer 10. Mr. Record Man 11. Loving Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) 12. Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys 13. My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys 14. It's Not Supposed To Be That Way 15. On The Road Again 16. Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground 17. Mona Lisa 18. Always On My Mind 19. Last Thing I Needed The First Thing This Morning 20. The Party's Over

DISC 2 - Sojourns:
01. Summertime with Leon Russell 02. Faded Love with Ray Price 03. Night Life with Ray Price 04. Pancho And Lefty with Merle Haggard 05. Old Friends with Roger Miller & Ray Price 06. In The Jailhouse Now with Webb Pierce 07. Everything's Beautiful (In It's Own Way) with Dolly Parton 08. Take It To The Limit with Waylon Jennings 09. To All The Girls I've Loved Before with Julio Iglesias 10. How Do You Feel About Foolin' Around with Kris Kristofferson 11. Seven Spanish Angels with Ray Charles 12. Hello Walls with Faron Young 13. I'm Movin' On 14. Highwayman with Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson & Johnny Cash 15. Slow Movin' Outlaw with Lacy J. Dalton 16. Are There Any More Real Cowboys with Neil Young 17. They All Went To Mexico with Carlos Santana 18. Half A Man with George Jones 19. Texas On A Saturday Night with Mel Tillis 20. Heartland with Bob Dylan

DISC 3 - Exodus:
01. Nobody Slides, My Friend 02. Little Old Fashioned Karma 03. Harbor Lights 04. Without A Song 05. Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues 06. City Of New Orleans 07. Who'll Buy My Memories? 08. Write Your Own Songs 09. Forgiving You Was Easy 10. Me And Paul 11. When I Dream 12. My Own Peculiar Way 13. Living In The promiseland 14. There Is No Easy Way (But There Is A Way) 15. Ole Buttermilk Sky 16. A Horse Called Music 17. Nothing I Can Do About It Now 18. Is The Better Part Over 19. Ain't Necessarily So 20. Still Is Still Moving To Me

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

CANNED HEAT
- On The Road Again (1989)

Their debut album was released on the Liberty label in 1967 just in time to make a major appearance at the Monterey Pop Festival. After being arrested in Denver on drug charges the band's image as the bad boys of rock eventually led to their becoming a favorite of the Hells Angels and other biker clubs. For their second album, Wilson wrote "On The Road Again," which featured Wilson's high-pitched vocals. In 1968, the band released their next effort, a two record set "Living the Blues", that featured "Going Up The Country" which was to many a highpoint of the legendary Woodstock festival. Wilbert "Kansas City" Harrison's "Let's Work Together," pumped up the charts about the same time Caned Heat was gigged at the Isle of Wight festival. Canned Heat has toured extensively throughout the world and performed at numerous festivals including the original Woodstock, Monterey Pop, Newport Pop, the Isle of Wight Festival in England, the Sturgis Motorcycle Run U.S.A. to mention just a few. They have performed at world-renowned venues such as the Olympia in Paris, both Fillmore Auditoriums, The Avalon Ballroom, The Family Dog in Denver, The Kaleidoscope, Carnegie Hall, Madison Square Garden and the Royal Albert Hall. Their music has been featured on television and in films like "Woodstock", "1969", "Flashback", and "Forrest Gump". Their music is currently being heard in various television commercials." On The Road Again" for Miller Beer, "Goin' Up The Country" for Pepsi, Chevrolet and McDonald's, "Let's Work Together" for Lloyd's Bank, England's Electric Company and Target Stores, "Christmas Blues" for Heineken with other songs for 7-Up and Levi's. Canned Heat continues today with long time members Fito de la Parra and Larry "the Mole" Taylor leading the way. Vocal duties have been handled over the years by Walter Trout, James Thornberry and Robert Lucas. Recently, Fito de la Parra has written a book, "Living the Blues," which chronicles the history of Canned Heat. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. On The Road Again 02. Amphetamine Annie 03. My Crime 04. Time Was 05. Goin' Up The Country 06. Sugar Bee 07. Whiskey Headed Woman 08. Bullfrog Blues 09. Let's Work Together 10. World In A Jug 11. Fried Hockey Boogie 12. Rollin 'N' Tumblin' 13. I'm Her Man 14. Dust My Broom 15. Parthenogenesis

24.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

DEREK & THE DOMINOS
- In Concert (1973)

Recorded live at the Fillmore East, New York, New York in 1970.

DISC 1: 01. Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? 02. Got to Get Better In A Little While 03. Let It Rain 04. Presence of the Lord

DISC 2: 01. Tell The Truth 02. Bottle Of Red Wine 03. Roll It Over 04. Blues Power 05. Have You Ever Loved a Woman

It probably shouldn't matter that the music on this album was made over two years ago (the set was recorded at gigs at the Fillmore East in October, 1970) but somehow there's a strange feel of time warp. Perspectively speaking, the Dominos had done their first public gig only about four months previously, a benefit in England. A few weeks later the Eric Clapton solo LP was released, the one recorded while Clapton was on tour with Delaney & Bonnie and Friends. The album had been completed except for final mixing, which was delayed for some time, and by its final release date much of Eric's style and approach had changed; still the LP was the first evidence that Clapton had any vocal ability beyond an occasional "Crossroads." 1, 2, 3.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

VARIOUS ARTISTS
- In From The Storm (1995)

Sting, Santana, Brian May, Taj Mahal, Paul Rodgers, Robben Ford, Steve Vai and others with the London Metropolitan Orchestra. A nice tribute to Jimi Hendrix. 1, 2.

01. And the Gods Made Love - Tony Williams/Doug Pinnick/Richie Garcia
02. Have You Ever Been - Buddy Miles/Doug Pinnick/Steve Lukather/Tony Williams/Stanley Clarke
03. Rainy Day, Dream Away - Taj Mahal/Robben Finnegan/Everette Harp/Richie Garcia
04. The Wind Cries Mary - Sting/John McLaughlin/Dominic Miller/Vinnie Colaiuta
05. Spanish Castle Magic - Sass Jordan/Carlos Santana/ Tony Williams/
06. Little Wing - Toots Thielemans
07. In From the Storm - Corey Glover/Eric Schenkman/Billy Cox/Dave Abbruzzese
08. Drifting - Corey Glover/Steve Vai/Hiram Bullock/Billy Cox/Dave Samuels/Tony Beard
09. Bold as Love - Paul Rodgers/Steve Vai/Tony Williams/Bob Daisley
10. Burning Of The Midnight Lamp - Doug Pinnick/Eric Schenkman/Dave Abbruzzese
11. Purple Haze - Buddy Miles/Bootsy Collins/Bernie Worrell/D.D./Michael Hill/Steve Lukather
12. One Rainy Wish - Brian May/Neil Murray/Cozy Powell

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

VARGAS BLUES BAND
- Flamenco Blues Experience (2008)

Javier Vargas was born in Madrid. When he was nine years old, he and his family moved to Argentina, where his parents had lived during the Spanish Civil War. They lived in Mendoza, San Luis, Buenos Aires and also in Mar del Plata, where he started playing the guitar with young musicians in places such as garages. He took guitar lessons, and he also used to go clubs to listen to groups playing blues live. The first guitar Vargas had, present from his father, it was a Spanish guitar with naylon strings. When he got his first electrical guitar Javier had only 12 years. Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Cream, Rolling Stones, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix etc. became famous and influenced by all this new and amazing music, Vargas decided to play guitar professionally. He was also inspired by the American Blues of B.B.King, Albert King, Freddy King, Albert Collins. When his family moved to Venezuela in the 70s, Javier took his guitar and went to the U.S.A. to improve his knowledge of guitar by attending University. He lived in Nashville, Tennessee and in Los Angeles, where he played at clubs and also worked as a session guitar player. Every night he used to jam with American and English musicians. At these jams he met Alvin Lee, Roy Buchanan, Canned Heat and many others from whom he learnt a lot.

The album features collaborations by Frank Marino (Mahogany Rush), Raimundo Amador (one of Spain's finest flamenco guitarists), Devon Allman (son of Greg Allman), Rey Morao (a well known Spanish duo), The Cherry Boppers (an awesome European funk band), and many more. The artwork for the album has been created by none other than Bob Masse (Jimi Hendrix, The cream, Bob Dylan, Janis Jopplin, U2, The Red Hot Chilli Peppers, The Strokes, etc...) 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. Walking The Streets 02. Blues In My Soul 03. Ya Ya Ya Looking For My Baby 04. Beautiful Woman 05. Blues Para Lucia 06. No Pasa Nada 07. Terra Del Vino 08. Bluesvision 09. Blues De Los Colores 10. Mojo Hand 11. Your Love Is A Jail

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TONY ASHTON & JON LORD
- First Of The Big Bands (1974)

Tony Ashton (1946-2001) was an English rock pianist, keyboardist, singer, composer, producer and artist. Tony Ashton first entered Deep Purple history when his band Ashton, Gardener & Dyke supported Deep Purple in the early 1970s. He became friends with Jon Lord and they teamed up for the "First Of The Big Bands" album from 1974. This project was launched with a gig at London's Paladium the same year and the BBC taped a special live appearance at Golders Green Hippodrome in London. The album of this show, titled "First Of The Big Bands, BBC Live In Concert 1974", is a tour-de-force groovy, rhythm & blues, boogie piano and Hammond organ, big band fest. Tony Ashton appeared on several of Jon Lord's solo albums - "Gemini Suite", "Windows" and "Before I Forget". Together they also composed the soundtrack for "The Last Rebel" movie in 1971. Tony also contributed to Roger Glover's "Butterfly Ball" project and Eddie Hardin's "Wizards Convention" album. Tony Ashton's most prominent role in the history of Deep Purple came when he got together with Jon Lord and Ian Paice in 1976 for the excellent but short-lived Paice Ashton Lord project. *

TRACKS: 01. We're Gonna Make It 02. Downside Upside Down 03. Band Of The Salvation Army Band 04. Silly Boy 05. Surrender Me 06. Celebration 07. I Been Lonely 08. Shut Up 09. Ballad Of Mr. Giver

23.10.2008.

...mp3-256kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

SUSAN TEDESCHI
- Back To The River (2008)

01. Talking About
02. 700 Houses
03. Back To The River
04. Love Will
05. Butterfly
06. People
07. Learning The Hard Way
08. Revolutionize Your Soul
09. True
10. Break In The Road
11. Can't Sleep At Night

"I keep thinking that it’s going to be her “time” every time she releases a new disc. While she’s no doubt enjoyed success, she should be a household name by now. This brand new album is easily her best yet. It all comes together for her like never before. Guests and co-writers include Tony Joe White, Gary Louris, Doyle Bramhall, John Leventhal and of course Derek Trucks." - villagerecords.com *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

THE TRAVELING WILBURYS
- Recovered Treasure (2000)

A collection of alternates, outtakes and rough mixes. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. Handle With Care 02. Dirty World 03. Rattled 04. Last Night 05. Congratulations 06. Heading For The Light 07. End Of The Line 08. Maxine 09 Inside Out 10. Where Were You Last Night 11. You Took My Breath Away 12. If You Belonged To Me 13. Poor House 14. She's My Baby 15. Devil's Been Busy 16. Like A Ship 17. Wilbury Twist 18. Seven Deadly Sins 19. New Blue Moon 20. Cool Dry Place 21. Runaway 22. Wilbury Commercial 23. Seven Deadly Sins 24. Stormy Weather 25. Like A Ship 26. Fish And Chips

22.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

ROLLING STONES
- Exile On Main Street (1972)

Released as a double LP—and drawing on influences from rock & roll, blues, country and soul—Exile was initially greeted with lukewarm reviews, but is now widely considered the band's finest work and one of the defining masterpieces of the rock era. In 2003, the album was ranked number 7 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

From the swaggering frustration in the first song ("I only get my rocks off while I'm sleeping," Mick Jagger sings in the hyper "Rocks Off"), the Stones speed through familiar neighborhoods of country, blues, and R&B on Exile. They never even bother to stop when they've crashed into something. They don't leap into new worlds so much as master the old ones, turning Slim Harpo's blues obscurity "Hip Shake" into a harp-and-piano steamroller and setting spines a-cracking in "Ventilator Blues." Both "Tumbling Dice" and Keith Richards's "Happy" have become hits, but the 1972 album is most notable for its overall murky adrenaline. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. Rocks Off 02. Rip This Joint 03. Shake Your Hips 04. Casino Boogie 05. Tumbling Dice 06. Sweet Virginia 07. Torn And Frayed 08. Sweet Black Angel 09. Loving Cup 10. Happy 11. Turd On The Run 12. Ventilator Blues 13. I Just Want To See His Face 14. Let It Loose 15. All Down The Line 16. Stop Breaking Down 17. Shine A Light 18. Soul Survivor

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

FREEDOM
- Is More Than A Word (1972)

01. Together
02. Miss Little Louise
03. Sweaty Feet
04. Brainbox Jam
05. Direction
06. Going Down
07. Dream
08. Ladybird

Freedom, a better than average British hard rock band with psychedelic and blues leanings, formed around drummer Bobby Harrison (ex-Procol Harum) and with the help of guitarists Steve Jolly and Roger Saunders and singer/keyboardist Peter Dennis, were soon opening for the likes of Black Sabbath and Jethro Tull. Originally released in 1972, "Is More Than A Word" hails from the band's most mature period and is definitely worth rediscovery! *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

HIGH TIDE - High Tide (1970)

High Tide was a band formed in 1969 by Tony Hill (guitar, keyboards, and vocals), Simon House (violin and keyboards), Pete Pavli (bass) and Roger Hadden (drums). The trademark of their first album Sea Shanties was the constant battle between the electric guitar of Tony Hill and the electric violin of Simon House. There is hardly a quiet moment on Sea Shanties, the heaviest tracks being "Futilist's Lament" and the instrumental "Death Warmed Up". Stylistically it is a mix of hard rock, psychedelic, blues, folk, and jazz-rock, and is sometimes even cited as the first progressive metal album.

The second, self-titled, album is a little less heavy and introduces some keyboards, played by Hill and House; the folk and jazz-rock influences are more noticeable on this album. Featuring just three tracks - Blankman Cries Again, The Joke and Saneonymous - it can be seen as a concept of sorts, the theme being the slow slide into pychosis. Indeed, Roger Hadden was later committed for just that reason. 1, 2.

01. Blankman Cries Again
02. The Joke
03. Saneonymous
Previously Unreleased Bonus Tracks:
04. The Great Universal Protection Racket
05. The Joke
06. Blankman Cries Again
07. Ice Age

21.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JIMMY THACKERY AND THE DRIVERS
- Inside Tracks (2008)

After ten albums with his backup band, the Drivers, Jimmy Thackery seems to have tired of reading reviews that extol his solos while dismissing his songs as mere platforms for his guitar dexterity and sesting that his weak voice isn't really needed. With 2007's Solid Ice, the tenth of those albums, he began to try to up the quality of his songwriting and expand his musical range, and that process continues with the 11th Drivers album, Inside Tracks. "Blinking of an Eye," for example, is sung in the voice of a man whose wife has died suddenly, leading him to reflect on how quickly things can change. "Change the Rules" and "Just a Feeling" express the songwriter's social conscience, and "What Part of 'No'" is his attack on the kind of pop stars he sees on TV. In such songs, Thackery tends to put his guitar solos off until the end, after he's had his say in his lyrics. There are a couple of instrumentals, and he uses them to explore other musical styles. "Landlocked" is reminiscent of Duane Eddy, although the twangy guitar sound gives way to more lyrical playing in the manner of Mark Knopfler. And "(You Got Me) Now What You Gonna Do" is a country shuffle that might have been lifted from a Chet Atkins album. Thackery certainly has made lots of records full of hot guitar playing, and this one certainly isn't bereft of guitar. But fans should note that it is an attempt by the artist to stretch himself creatively, making it a more diverse and tentative effort than usual. - All Music Guide 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. All Because Of You 02. Promised Land 03. That Dog Won't Hunt 04. Change The Rules 05. Landlocked 06. Just A Feeling 07. Eat It All 08. Blinking Of An Eye 09. What Part of "No" 10. (You Got Me) Now What You Gonna Do

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

ROBIN TROWER - Day Of The Eagle: The Best Of Robin Trower (2008)

2008 compilation of digitally remastered cuts from the English guitarist and Rock legend, often compared to Jimi Hendrix due to his bluesy Psychedelic style. He was originally a member of Procol Harum but soon left to pursue a solo career. Throughout the '70s, Trower was a staple on FM radio alongside many other great Classic Rock artists. Since his heyday, his output has not been as prolific, although he is still respected and revered by fans of Classic Rock and guitar heroes.

"Day of the Eagle" is one of the best hard rock songs of the 70's featuring the best Trower and then vocalist Jimmy Dewar had to offer. Most of the classic Trower tunes are included here in all of their glory. "Bridge of Sighs," "Daydream," "Gonna Be More suspicious," "Long Misty Days," "In City Dreams" and "Caravan to Midnight" are all great examples of Trower’s contribution to music. "Too Rolling Stoned," "Alethea" and "Rock Me Baby" are all presented with live versions, which is awesome because Trower shines stronger from the stage than the studio. Day of the Eagle also includes lesser known songs to educate those just discovering Trower, including "Man of the World," "Take a Fast Train," "About to Begin" and "The Ring." If you don’t own any Trower and want to discover what you have been missing then this is a great place to start. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. Day Of The Eagle 02. Caledonia 03. Confessin' Midnight 04. Too Rolling Stoned (live) 05. Bridge Of Sighs 06. Man Of The World 07. Take A Fast Train 08. Daydream 09. Gonna Be More Suspicious 10. About To Begin 11. Long Misty Days 12. Alethea (live) 13. In City Dreams 14. Victims Of The Fury 15. Rock Me Baby (live) 16. Ring 17. Caravan To Midnight

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

DAVE MASON
- 26 Letters, 12 Notes (2008)

01. Good 2 U
02. Let Me Go
03. One Day
04. Pink Lipstick
05. How Do I Get To Heaven
06. Ain't Your Legs Tired Baby
07. You're Standing In My Light
08. Passing Thru The Flame
09. That's Love
10. El Toro
11. World Of Hunger
12. Full Circle And Then

Dave Mason is a co-founder of the legendary rock band Traffic. He's played on some of the greatest rock albums in history: Jimi Hendrix's "Electric Ladyland", George Harrison's "All Things Must Pass", and Delaney & Bonnie's "Motel Shot" among them. "26 Letters 12 Notes" is his first new album in a decade. The new album contains twelve new tracks. These new tracks are classic Dave mixing soulful vocals and expert guitar handiwork. Dave describes the album as an eclectic blend of old classic rock with blues-tinged rhythm. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TAJ MAHAL - Maestro (2008)

01. Scratch My Back
02. Never Let You Go
03. Dust Me Down
04. Further Down The Road
05. Black Man, Brown Man
06. Zanzibar
07. TV Mama
08. I Can Make You Happy
09. Slow Drag
10. Hello Josephine
11. Strong Man Holler
12. Diddy Wah Diddy

The list of special guests who appear on Taj Mahal's Maestro is hardly what one would expect from a veteran bluesman. Among the special guests are Ziggy Marley, Los Lobos, Ben Harper, and African pop vocalist Angélique Kidjo - not exactly a conventional blues lineup. But then, Mahal is hardly a conventional blues artist. He has been providing eclectic, far-reaching albums for a long time, and that spirit of adventure is alive and well on this 2008 release (which marks his 40th year as a recording artist -- Mahal provided his first album in 1968). No one expects Mahal's albums to be the work of a blues purist; in fact, Mahal (who plays guitar, harmonica, banjo, and ukulele on Maestro) is the opposite of a blues purist. While Maestro has its share of electric blues, the veteran singer also gets into everything from soul ("Further on Down the Road") and early R&B (Fats Domino's "Hello Josephine") to reggae ("Black Man, Brown Man," "Never Let You Go") and African pop ("Zanzibar"). The latter features Kidjo on lead vocals and Toumani Diabaté on the kora (a traditional African instrument), while Los Lobos appear on "Never Let You Go" and the humorous "TV Mama" (which is among the disc's straight-ahead blues offerings). Mahal, true to form, is all over the place stylistically on this 57-minute CD - and yet, Maestro never sounds the least bit unfocused. Being eclectic comes naturally to Mahal, who sees to it that Maestro is a consistently engaging celebration of his 40th year as a recording artist. ~ All Music Guide *

20.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JETHRO TULL - Aqualung Live (2005)

Each era of rock music has had its own craftily marketed phenomenon - it was the "live album" in the '70s, "unpled" recordings in the '90s, and since the late '80s through the present day, the "tribute album." But the early 21st century saw another addition - veteran bands revisiting classic albums and performing them in their entirety. Jethro Tull's most enduring release is largely agreed to be 1971's classic Aqualung, and in late 2004 Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, and their latest Tull mates dusted off the album once more in front of a small audience for XM Radio's Then Again Live series. Since 33 years had passed between the original and the re-reading, the performances on Aqualung Live are slightly more restrained. And while some of Barre's mighty riffs can still be spotted blaring away - most notably the middle bit of "My God" - other songs get an overhauling, such as the barely recognizable "Hymn 43." In addition to revisiting the full album, several interview segments are tacked on at the end of the disc, including some interesting bits about the original recording (it turns out that Led Zeppelin were also recording nearby) and the fact that, despite popular belief, Aqualung was not a concept album. Aqualung Live proves that Anderson and Barre are still at the top of their game, unlike some other "classic rock" acts whose playing abilities have diminished over the years. - allmusic.com 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. Aqualung 02. Crosseyed Mary 03. Cheap Day Return 04. Mother Goose 05. Wond'ring Aloud 06. Up To Me 07. My God 08. Hymn 43 09. Slipstream 10. Locomotive Breath 11. Wind-Up 12. Riffs-Another Monkey 13. Recording The Original 14. Choosing My Words With Care 15. Hummmmmm 43 16. A Different Kettle Of Very Different Fish 17. But Is It Any Good?

.........................................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

FLAC 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

19.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

WARHORSE


"Warhorse" (1970)
01. Vulture Blood 02. No Chance 03. Burning 04. St Louis 05. Ritual 06. Solitude 07. Woman Of The Devil 08. Ritual (Live) 09. Miss Jane (Demo) 10. Solitude (Live) 11. Woman Of The Devil (Live) 12. Burning (Live)
1, 2.

"Red Sea" (1972)
01. Red Sea 02. Back In Time 03. Confident But Wrong 04. Feeling Better 05. Sybilla 06. Mouthpiece 07. I (Who Have Nothing) Bonus: 08. Ritual (Live Version) 09. Bad Time (Demo) 10. She Was My Friend (Demo) 11. Gypsy Dancer (Demo) 12. House Of Dolls (Demo) 13. Standing Right Behind You (Demo)
1, 2.

Warhorse was a band formed by former Deep Purple bassist Nick Simper.He had left Deep Purple in 1969 and joined Marsha Hunt's backup band. Not long after, Nick Simper replaced her backing band with Ged Peck on guitar,and Mac Poole on drums. While this was going on, Simper would play in an extracurricular band along with Ged and Mac, with singer Ashley Holt. When Hunt became pregnant, the band stopped touring and Simper re-organized the group as Warhorse. Holt became the bands singer, and they would bring keyboardist Rick Wakeman onboard,but proved unreliable,and when the first demo was recorded in April 1970, he was replaced by Frank Wilson. Warhorse finaly found itself ,and was signed to Vertigo and released their debut album Warhorse in November 1970.The band would begin to tour,but made little progress.The band also saw very low promotion ,and the albm failed to chart.A single, 'St.Louis' was also released, which also failed to chart.By 1971, Ged Peck had made his exit, and was replaced by Pete Parks of Black August, a band who had been sharing Warhorse's rehearsal room. The band was forced to rush the recording of their next album.In June 1972 ,their next album Red Sea was released ,but it saw little label promotion, and soon after its release, Warhorse were dropped from the label.Around the same time Mac Poole decided to leave Warhorse, for Gong. The band decided to carry on, and they replaced Mac with Barney James.They would eventualy bring in more funk and soule elements into their music.Around this time, Rick Wakeman would borrowed Holt and James for his solo album Journey to the Centre of the Earth. Despite the fact that a new record contract for Warhorse was in the offing, both men decided to throw their lot in permanenty with Wakeman, and in June 1974 Nick Simper decided to bring the band to a close.

.........................................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JEAN MICHEL JARRE - Oxygene (1977) - 30th Anniversary Remaster 2007

01. Oxygene, Pt. 1
02. Oxygene, Pt. 2
03. Oxygene, Pt. 3
04. Oxygene, Pt. 4
05. Oxygene, Pt. 5
06. Oxygene, Pt. 6

FLAC 1, 2, 3.

2007 digitally remastered 30th Anniversary edition of this influential Electronic album. Famed for it's melodic lushed spaced-out Electronica, this is the album that captured keyboard maestro Jarre at his zenith. The lead single 'Oxygene IV' is one the most recognizable Electronic pieces in recent history. The son of famed French film composer Maurice Jarre, Jean-Michel Jarre is a synthesizer wizard, who had a number of instrumental hits, beginning in 1977 with "Oxygene", the success of which propelled him to pop-star status. In the ensuing decades, he has continued releasing albums and mounting enormous stage spectacles around the globe.

18.10.2008.

.........................................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

ERIC CLAPTON
- Best Ballads (1992)

01. Wonderful Tonight
02. Double Trouble
03. Old Love
04. Bell Bottom Blues
05. Running On Faith
06. Have You Ever Love A Woman
07. Hard Times
08. Let It Grow
09. Rambling On My Mind
10. Early In The Morning
11. Worried Life Blues
12. Lead Me On
13. Tears In Heaven

FLAC 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

COLOSSEUM - Daughter Of Time (1970)

01. Three Score And Ten, Amen
02. Time Lament
03. Take Me Back To Doomsday
04. The Daughter Of Time
05. Theme For An Imaginary Western
06. Bring Out Your Dead
07. Downhill And Shadows
08. The Time Machine (Live)

"Daughter Of Time" is the fourth album by Colosseum, released in 1970. One of the most successful examples of the progressive jazz-rock fusion, here masterful keyboardist David Greenslade is joined by Chris Farlowe on vocals and bass player Louis Cennamo from Renaissance. A rich range of instruments joined by way above-average guitar playing & finishing up the album with a marathon drum solo. A concept album loosely based on man's fascination and allure for war throughout the ages, "Daughter Of Time" contains all the elements required to create a pure progressive rock album. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RUSH - Permanent Waves (1980)

01. The Spirit Of Radio
02. Freewill
03. Jacob's Ladder
04. Entre Nous
05. Different Strings
06. Natural Science

"Permanent Waves" is the seventh studio album by the Canadian rock band Rush, released January 1, 1980. "Permanent Waves" became Rush's first US Top 5 album hitting #4 and was the band's fifth Gold selling album. The album also marks a distinct transition from the heavy metal and progressive rock into a more accessible, radio-friendly style and consequently, a significant expansion in the band's record sales with perennial favourites such as "The Spirit of Radio" and "Freewill" seeing quite a fair bit of radio airplay. Falling somewhere in between heavy metal and AOR, Rush were one of the success stories of the period from 1976 to 1986--all the more surprising because few Canadians manage to break out from the land of the maple leaf in this area of music. Much of their following idolized Alex Lifeson, who was a guitar hero with the technical ability of a Page or a Beck. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TITANIC - Titanic (1970)

01. Searchin'
02. Love Is Love
03. Mary Jane
04. Cry For a Beatle
05. Something on My Mind
06. Firewater
07. Schizmatic Mind
08. I See No Reason
09. Half Breed
10. Santa Fe

"Titanic" was a rock band from Norway, which also included a British member in its line-up. It was first active from 1969 to 1979, and also reformed twice. They were one of the first Norwegian bands to enjoy hit records in both England and Germany. Previously Scandinavian bands like the Hep Stars and Oola and the Janglers had appealed mainly to their own national audiences. However, Titanic recruited British born lead singer, Roy Robinson, who wrote most of their lyrics, which he sang in English and this helped to broaden their international appeal.
Titanic made a great impression with their dynamic Santana influenced style. They made clever use of funky Hammond organ, wailing lead guitar solos and dynamic percussion, which ensured they were popular with dancers as well as listening audiences. This 1970 debut album gives a fine insight into their musical skills and attitude. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

FUSION ORCHESTRA - Skeleton In Armour (1973)

FUSION ORCHESTRA was a highly talented progressive rock ensemble from the UK that did tight but not over-worked heavy prog with an honest, classic but unique sound. Singer/flautist/synthist JILL SAWARD, apparently the axis of the group, leads with a high squall and quite good flute, and paralleled the vocal sound the Wilson sisters would cultivate. Though unlike HEART, Jill Saward, Dave Bell (drums), Colin Dawson (guitar), Dave Cowell (bass), and Sten Land (synth, guitar, horns) did a very complex and multi-layered music with many roads into jazz-fusion, folk, and Celtic. The album 'Skeleton In Armour', especially for 1973, is a model of Prog Rock successfully integrated as a viable popular medium and though not truly competitive against the likes of bigger peers, is far better than many bands that have become well known. It reflects all the breakthroughs and celebrations that were occurring in British music in the early 1970s including those of JETHRO TULL, COLOSSEUM, YES, GREENSLADE, and BABE RUTH. One of the very best 'second tier' English prog bands, their album is a little known treasure and except for the commercial track 'When My Momma's Not at Home', is hugely recommended to anyone who loves earlier British prog with all the best aspects of symphonic, Canterbury, prog Folk and hard rock. *

01. Fanfairy Suite For 1,000 Trampits (Part One)
02. Sonata In Z
03. Have I Left The Gas On?
04. OK Boys, Now's Our Big Chance
05. Skeleton In Armour
06. When My Mamma's Not At Home
07. Don't Be Silly, Jilly
08. Talk To The Man In The Sky
09. Fanfairy Suite For 1,000 Trampits (Part Two)

17.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND - Live On (1999)

Being a teenage blues guitar prodigy is a double-edged sword. Stunning technique brings attention, but also criticism that it's all style and no soul. This criticism plagued Kenny Wayne Shepherd since his popular debut album, Ledbetter Heights, and it's warranted to a certain extent. It didn't help that Shepherd so strongly recalled Stevie Ray Vaughan. It also didn't help that some of his material was a little too slick, appealing as much to album rock as to blues-rock audiences. By the time of his third album, 1999's Live On, he had begun to reconcile these two sides of his personality, but the best thing about the record is that it's tougher and stronger than its two predecessors. There's still a fair amount of crossover ,a Hendrix cover and a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Oh Well", but Shepherd not only seems to be developing a style of his own, the playing of his band has become grittier, or at least it's being captured better on record. Shepherd can still fall prey to excess, but not as often as he used to. He's figuring out how to restrain himself, and his music is all the better for it. ~ All Music Guide 1, 2.

"Live On" is the third studio album by blues solo artist Kenny Wayne Shepherd, released in 1999. "Live On" was certified Gold by the RIAA in 2000.

TRACKS: 01. In 2 Deep 02. Was 03. Them Changes 04. Last Goodbye 05. Shotgun Blues 06. Never Mind 07. You Should Know Better 08. Every Time It Rains 09. Oh Well 10. Wild Love 11. Losing Kind 12. Live On 13. Where Was I? 14. Electric Lullaby 15. Born With A Broken Heart 16. Chese The Rainbow 17. What's Goin' Down 18. Shame Shame Shame

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

APRIL WINE - Champions Of Rock (1996)

01. Just Between You And Me
02. I Like To Rock
03. Roller
04. This Could Be The Right One
05. All Over Town
06. Say Hello
07. Tellin' Me Lies
08. Big City Girls
09. Caught In The Crossfire
10. Crash And Burn
11. One More Time
12. Rock Myself To Sleep
13. Bad Boys
14. Money Talks
15. Too Hot To Handle
16. Wanna Rock

April Wine is a Canadian rock band formed in 1969. According to the band, they chose the name 'April Wine' simply because members thought the two words sounded good together. The band went on to release more than twenty albums and forge a live performance reputation that still sees them drawing devoted crowds across Canada and around the world thirty-nine years after taking their first steps into the hard rock spotlight. "Champions of Rock" is a compilation album by the Canadian rockers, released in 1996. 1 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

BUDGIE - Never Turn Your Back On A Friend (1973)

01. Breadfan
02. Baby Please Don't Go
03. You Know I'll Always Love You
04. You're The Biggest Thing Since Powdered Milk
05. In The Grip Of A Tyrefitter's Hand
06. Riding My Nightmare
07. Parents

Budgie are a Welsh hard rock band from Cardiff. They are widely considered as one of the first heavy metal bands and a seminal influence to many acts of that scene, with fast, heavy rock (an influence on the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and even such acts as Metallica) being played as early as 1971, preceding other influential bands such a Judas Priest. "Never Turn Your Back on a Friend" is Budgie's third album, released in 1973. *

16.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

CANNED HEAT AND JOHN LEE HOOKER - Hooker 'N Heat (1971)

When this two-LP set was initially released in January 1971, Canned Heat was back to its R&B roots, sporting slightly revised personnel. In the spring of the previous year, Larry "The Mole" Taylor (bass) and Harvey Mandel (guitar) simultaneously accepted invitations to join John Mayall's concurrent incarnation of the Bluesbreakers. This marked the return of Henry "Sunflower" Vestine (guitar) and the incorporation of Antonio "Tony" de la Barreda (bass), a highly skilled constituent of Aldolfo de la Parra (drums). Sadly, it would also be the final effort to include co-founder Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson, who passed away in September 1970. Hooker 'n Heat (1971) is a low-key affair split between unaccompanied solo John Lee Hooker (guitar/vocals) tunes, collaborations between Hooker and Wilson (piano/guitar/harmonica), as well as five full-blown confabs between Hooker and Heat. The first platter focuses on Hooker's looser entries that vacillate from the relatively uninspired ramblings of "Send Me Your Pillow" and "Drifter" to the essential and guttural "Feelin' Is Gone" or spirited "Bottle Up and Go." The latter being among those with Wilson on piano. Perhaps the best of the batch is the lengthy seven-minute-plus "World Today," which is languid and poignant talking blues, with Hooker lamenting the concurrent state of affairs around the globe. "I Got My Eyes on You" is an unabashed derivative of Hooker's classic "Dimples," with the title changed for what were most likely legal rather than artistic concerns. That said, the readings of the seminal "Burning Hell" and "Bottle Up and Go" kept their familiar monikers intact. The full-fledged collaborations shine as both parties unleash some of their finest respective work. While Canned Heat get top bill -- probably as it was the group's record company that sprung for Hooker 'n Heat -- make no mistake, as Hooker steers the combo with the same gritty and percussive guitar leads that have become his trademark. The epic "Boogie Chillen No. 2" stretches over 11-and-a-half minutes and is full of the same swagger as the original, with the support of Canned Heat igniting the verses and simmering on the subsequent instrumental breaks with all killer and no filler. The 2002 two-CD pressing by the French Magic Records label is augmented with "It's All Right," with a single edit of "Whiskey and Wimmen." - All Music Guide 1, 2.

DISC 1: 01. Messin' With The Hook 02. The Feelin' Is Gone 03. Send Me Your Pillow 04. Sittin' Here Thinkin' 05. Meet Me In The Bottom 06. Alimonia Blues 07. Driftin' Blues 08. You Talk Too Much 09. Burnin' Hell 10. Bottle Up And Go

DISC 2: 01. The World Today 02. I Got My Eyes On You 03. Whiskey and Wimmen' 04. Just You And Me 05. Let's Make It 06 Peavine 07. Boogie Chillen No. 2

...mp3-128kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

STEPPENWOLF
- Rest In Peace (1972)

Very rare album and nothing about it. Help!

01. Don't Step On The Grass Sam
02. Foggy Mental Breakdown
03. Everybody's Next One
04. Desperation
05. The Ostrich
06. Renegade
07. Hippo Stomp
08. Your Wall's Too High
09. Take What You Need
10. None Of Your Doing
*

15.10.2008.

...mp3-256kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RICK DANKO - Cryin' Heart Blues (2005)

The Band's Rick Danko delivers a solid set of studio originals from 1978 with his patent rock'n'soul voice. Previousy unheard, these songs were written and recorded with Beach Boys' and Rolling Stones' singer Blondie Chaplin as the unreleased follow-up to 1977's Rick Danko on Arista Records. Unlike that record, there's not a Band-mate in sight for these sessions-just Rick, a hand-picked set of West Coast players, and on one song even a celebrated pair of surprise guest guitarists. However, we've included recently unearthed Tommy Spurlock productions that include keyboardist Garth Hudson. Also included as a Bonus are 4 live rockin' recordings from 1979 featuring Rick, Blondie, and guest Paul Butterfield on harmonica, professionally recorded with a multi-track mobile studio. *

TRACKS: 01. Mystery Train (Live) 02. Twilight 03. When I Get My Just Rewards 04. Lay Back 05. Turn to Stone 06. Cry Another Tear 07. Cheatin' Heart (Demo) 08. Cheatin' Heart 09. It's Alright, It's O.K. 10. Don't Make Promises 11. Old Mexico 12. Cryin' Heart Blues 13. New Mexico 14. Brainwash (Live) 15. Java Blues (Live) 16. Unfaithful Servant (Live) 17. Mystery Train (Live)

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RICK DANKO - Rick Danko (1977)

"Rick Danko" was the 1977 eponymous debut by the bassist and singer for The Band. Featuring ten tracks written by Danko usually in conjunction with lyricists Bobby Charles and Emmett Grogan, it was the first solo album by any member of the group, and is perhaps the most accessible to date. Rick Danko is the only solo album by a member of The Band to feature each member of the group. Garth Hudson played accordion on "New Mexicoe", Robbie Robertson lead guitar on "Java Blues", Richard Manuel electric piano on "Shake It" and Levon Helm sings harmony vocal on the closing "Once Upon a Time". Danko handled bass, rhythm and lead guitars and vocals. Other guests included Eric Clapton (guitar on "New Mexicoe"), Ronnie Wood (guitar on "What a Town"), Beach Boy Blondie Chaplin (guitar and bass on various tracks) and Doug Sahm (guitar on various tracks). *

TRACKS: 01. What A Town 02. Brainwash 03. New Mexico 04. Tired Of Waiting 05. Sip The Wine 06. Java Blues 07. Sweet Romance 08. Small Town Talk 09. Shake It 10. Once Upon A Time

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

LOU DeADDER - Mister Eclectic (2008)

Lou DeAdder has been playing guitar for well over 30 years. Earlier influences include Jeff Beck, Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Mike Bloomfield and Jimmy Page (all are still favourites). He has lately latched on to pickers such as Robben Ford, Albert Collins and Stevie Ray Vaughan. All contribute to Lou's fluid style of playing. Lou has worked with many bands such as Shirley Eikhard, Brandy, Whip, 100 Proof, Mother Nature, Mason Dixon Line, Biggy Twiggy Band, Lockerbie, Level Crossing, Music Box, Hickory Creek and also did a single for about 12 years. 1, 2.

A creative and fabulous blend of Rock, R&B, Funk, Blues, Country and Outside Material.

TRACKS: 01. Seein' My Baby Tonight 02. You're the One 03. I'm Leavin' This Place 04. Drivin' Down the Line 05. You Told Me That You Loved Me 06. Waiting Here for You 07. You Tell Me the Way It Is 08. OOooOOWee 09. Our Kids to Be 10. Share My Life

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TRAVIS 'Moonchild' HADDIX
- Daylight At Midnight (2008)

Blues guitarist Travis Haddix was born on November 26, 1938 and began playing the piano at the age of seven in his home town of Walnut, Mississippi, located thirty miles south of Memphis, Tennessee. His father Chalmus was a Delta blues artist similar to Robert Johnson in style. The Haddix family moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin where Travis continued to refine his craft by singing and playing throughout the North. The turning point came when he was eight. His brother Hal took him to see the legendary B.B. King, who came to Memphis and began playing daily at the studios of WDIA. Travis was inspired by King's guitar virtuosity and he hung around the radio station every day to learn all he could. Soon, Travis' piano playing fell by the wayside and was replaced by the guitar, which he plays on stage and in the studio. In 1959, after serving time in the army, Travis moved to Cleveland, Ohio where he joined the D.L. Rocco Band and achieved regional notoriety that led to a prominent spot with the Little Johnny Taylor group. In the mid-60s he put out a few singles on the Cleveland-based Del Nita label. Later Haddix fronted his own band called the Now Sound followed by the Travis Haddix Band. One of the acts they opened for was Mr. Clarence Carter, who helped get Travis signed to Atlanta's Ichiban Records, which was also Dr. C.C.'s label home. Haddix went on to record five discs for the label before going the independent route. Travis also contributed material to five albums by Artie "Bluesboy" White, who was concurrently on Ichiban. Since starting his own publishing company, Haddix Publishing, and label, Wann Sonn Records, Haddix has been putting out the best music of his career.

A perfect mixture of soul and blues. Soulful fretwork and clever lyrics. *

TRACKS: 01. Word A Lie 02. Backward Baby 03. Nine Behind 04. Who Could I Be? 05. Daylight At Midnight 06. Way Back In The Country 07. You Kind Of Fool 08. What To Do 09. Good Buddy Blues 10. Blues Leftovers

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

CHRIS JAMES AND PATRIC RYNN
- Stop And Think About It (2008)

In one way or another Chris and Patrick have been involved with the blues before their early teens; growing up in San Diego Chris was first introduced to the blues by his stepfather. The music of Chuck Berry was an early influence and he was playing the blues on piano at the age of eleven Patrick meanwhile in his home of Toledo was receiving a classical music education on the bass. They met each other in Chicago in the early nineties when Chris went to the Guitar Centre where Patrick was working, to invest in some picks and a harmonica. After a less than wonderful beginning they formed a partnership that would lead to the formation of the band The Blue Four, during the eighteen years in which they have been playing together a strong musical bond has been created between them and has now evolved into them striking out on their own and performing under their own names. The album is a twelve number strong collection of covers and original compositions which seamlessly merge together to establish a genuine post-war Chicago sound which lifts you up and draws you closer to the rough and tumble musical world of the period. I hasten to add that the music found on the album is no well intentioned and affectionate tribute but a no holds barred sweaty, hoarse, hard as iron Chicago session relying on serious musical know-how and invigoratingly muscular playing. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. You're Gone 02. Early One Morning 03. Mister Coffee 04. Confessin' The Blues 05. I'd Like To write A Letter 06. Hawaiian Boogie 07. Stop And Think About It 08. Mona 09. Got To Move 10. Some To Love Me 11. Relaxin' At The Clarendon 12. My Kind Of Woman

14.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

LIZ MANDEVILLE - Red Top (2008)

01. Red Top
02. Corner Bar Blues
03. Dog No More
04. Spanky Butt
05. My Baby's Her Baby Too
06. Rub My Belly
07. So Smart Baby
08. Scratch the Kitty
09. Whoa, Whoa, Whoa
10. Bad Man Blues
11. Hold Me
12. Home Cookin'
13. Illinois National Guard Blues
14. Guilty of Rockin' All Night
15. Little Queen

Liz carries on the tradition of the classic blues singer; sensual and sensuous, with a powerful, evocative soul-drenched voice. She sings self-penned songs leading the listener on an emotional and passionate journey through the minefield called love. If you’re ready for some honky-tonk and blues music, then Red Top is going to be a CD you can’t stop listening to. Liz Mandeville opens up and the longer she sings, the better her voice gets. This is a blues lady with red hair, reminiscent of Bette Midler, and a smokey, whiskey voice with a three-octave range. She shares down-to-earth blues that’s understandable even with the backup orchestra and chorus. She belts out the lyrics and each track on this album makes it sound like all the performers are having a party we must attend. 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

SEAN COSTELLO
- We Can Get Together (2008)

01. Anytime You Want
02. Same Old Game
03. Can't Let Go
04. Told Me a Lie
05. Hard Luck Woman
06. How in the Devil
07. Have You No Shame
08. Going Home
09. All This Time
10. Fee Like I Ain't Got a Home
11. Little Birds

Sean Costello (1979 – 2008) was an American blues guitarist and singer. He released five critically-acclaimed albums before his career was cut tragically short by his sudden death at the age of 28. Tinsley Ellis called him ‘the most gifted young Blues guitarist on the scene... "We Can Get Together" is guitarist Sean Costello's fifth album, and it represents his best work to date. A collection of rockin' blues and soulful R&B rave-ups, Costello shows his skill as both a bandleader and an instrumentalist while his crew displays a great chemistry playing together behind him. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

MARC BOLAN & T-REX
- The Ultimate Collection (1991)

Singer/songwriter/guitarist Marc Bolan was one of the major glam rock figures of the early '70s, especially in England. After releasing his debut solo single, "The Wizard," and its follow-ups, "The Third Degree" and "Hippy Gumbo," on Decca Records in the U.K. in 1965-1966, he joined the band John's Children in 1967. The same year, he and percussionist Steve Peregine Took formed Tyrannosaurus Rex, an acoustic duo. They made three albums, My People Were Fair and Had Sky in Their Hair but Now They're Content to Wear Stars on Their Brows (1968), Prophets, Seers and Sages, the Angels of the Ages (1968), and Unicorn (1969), then split, with Bolan retaining the band name and teaming up with Mickey Finn on the electric Beard of Stars (1970).

By the end of 1970, with the name abbreviated to T. Rex, Bolan and Finn scored a U.K. hit with "Ride a White Swan," the first of ten straight Top Ten hits, and the album T. Rex. Adding bass player Steve Curry and drummer Bill Fifield, T. Rex expanded into a full-fledged rock roll band, and scored a number one hit with "Hot Love" and another with "Get It On." (Under the title "Bang a Gong (Get It On)," the song became T. Rex's only substantial U.S. hit, making the Top Ten in 1972.) This was followed by the landmark album Electric Warrior (1971), which topped the U.K. charts and included the single "Jeepster." Then came "Telegram Sam," T. Rex's third U.K. number one. "Metal Guru" became T. Rex's fourth number one in May 1972. (During this period, with T.Rextasy hitting Britain, numerous reissues also charted.) The next new T. Rex album, The Slider, became a Top Ten hit in July 1972. T. Rex's seventh straight Top Ten single, "Children of the Revolution," peaked in the charts in September, followed by "Solid Gold Easy Action" in December. In March 1973 came "Twentieth Century Boy," the ninth T. Rex Top Ten single, and the Top Ten album Tanx. In June, "The Groover" became the band's tenth and final Top Ten single.

In August, Bolan tested the waters for using his own name on records, issuing the non-charting "Blackjack" single credited to Marc Bolan with Big Carrot, but then he retreated to the T. Rex rubric, though the original group was fragmenting. Bolan and T. Rex's commercial and critical fortunes declined afterwards, as they released Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow (1974), Bolan's Zip Gun (1975), Futuristic Dragon (1976), and Dandy in the Underworld (1977). Bolan died in an automobile accident in 1977, and his work has been reissued frequently in the U.K. - All Music Guide 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. 20th Century Boy 02. Metal Guru 03. I Love To Boogie 04. Deborah 05. New York City 06. Telegram Sam 07. Hot Love 08. Dreamy Lady 09. One Inch Rock 10. The Soul Of My Suit 11. London Boys 12. Ride A White Swan 13. Get It On 14. Light Of Love 15. Children Of The Revolution 16. Jeepster 17. Laser Love 18. Zip Gun Boogie 19. The Groover 20. King Of The Rumbling Spires 21. Plateau Skull 22. Truck On (Tyke) 23. Solid Gold Easy Action 24. Teenage Dream

13.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

MIKE ZITO - Today (2008)

01. Love Like This
02. Superman
03. Holding Out For Love
04. Little Red Corvette
05. Universe
06. Blinded
07. Slow It Down
08. Today
09. No Big City
10. Deep Down In Love
11. Dirty Things
12. Hollywood
13. Time To Go Home

Guitarist/vocalist Mike Zito recently released "Today", a diverse collection of outstanding songs all entwined around tasteful guitar playing and fine musicianship. Though he now hails from Nederland, Texas, growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, certainly contributed to the potpourri of interesting styles and sounds heard on the CD. For the most part, all of the songs are somewhere in the realm of contemporary rock and blues. Zito’s voice is so incredibly soulful that it can be placed into that diminutive group of elite male blue-eyed soul/blues singers like Steve Winwood, Michael McDonald and Rod Stewart. Though a sound all his own, it’s one that’s passionate and gritty, and incredibly appealing. A fine guitarist and composer as well, it’s a winning combination of a genuine and complete performer. 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

BERNARD ALLISON
- The River's Rising (2008)

01. River Is Rising
02. I Just Came Back To Say Goodbye
03. Coming Back (Across The Water)
04. Feels Kinda Funny
05. There's No Higher Love
06. I've Been Down
07. Slip Slidin'
08. Down South
09. I Think I Love You Too Much
10. Mean Town Blues
11. Speed Slide
12. Snake Bit Again
13. Fistful Of Dirt
14. Help Me Through The Dirt
1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & LITTLE STEVEN
- Unpled (1994)

01. Broke Down Piece Of Man
02. The Fever
03. Little Queenie
04. Like A Hurricane
05. Wonderful Tonight
06. Better Days
07. Like A Virgin
08. Rosalita
09. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
10. All Night Long
11. If I Were A Carpenter
12. Forever Young
13. Don't Look Back
14. It's Been A Long Time
15. Into The Mystic
16. Ain't To Proud To Beg
17. I Am A Patriot
18. I Don't Wanna Go Home

Recorded for the K-Rock Hingerthon Rent Party, WXRK-FM Radio Studio, New York City, New York, November 21, 1993. 1, 2.

12.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RORY BLOCK - Blues Walkin' Like A Man: A Tribute To Son House (2008)

This album recreates and reinterprets the music of the father of the delta blues.Rory Block was 15 years old when she met Son House. Two improbable people. A young teenage Greenwich Village guitar prodigy and an older black man, 62, who had recorded nine of the most powerful blues pieces ever for the Paramount label in 1930.Years later, she recalled the moment: "Backstage at the Village Gate in 1965 Son House virtually radiated a golden light. As I watched him perform, rolling his head back, slamming the strings and almost choking on the intensity, I learned a deep lesson about the power of the music which became an inseparable part of me."Now, more than 40 years later, the guitarist has paid Son House an ultimate tribute: a collection of 13 songs associated with the legendary blues singer. Rory Block’s life-long involvement with the blues has reached a new high point with this release. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. My Black Mama 02. Downhearted Blues 03. Preachin’ Blues 04. Jinx Blues 05. Dry Spell Blues 06. Shetland Pony Blues 07. Death Letter 08. County Farm Blues 09. Grinnin’ In Your Face 10. Low Down Dirty Dog Blues 11. Depot Blues 12. Government Fleet Blues 13. I Want To Go Home On The Morning Train

...mp3-vbr........................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

LUCINDA WILLIAMS
- Little Honey (2008)

"Little Honey" is the ninth studio album by Lucinda Williams, her tenth album overall. She has always been adept at painting landscapes of the soul, illuminating the spirit's shadowy nooks and shimmering crannies, but she's never captured the sun breaking through the clouds as purely as on her new Lost Highway release, "Little Honey".The album features a duet with Elvis Costello "Jailhouse Tears" Other guest vocalists include Matthew Sweet, Susanna Hoffs, Jim Lauderdale, Tim Easton and Charlie Louvin.

"I'm in a different phase of my life, so there are more happy moments on this album," the singer-songwriter says of her ninth studio set. " 'Darkly introspective,' is one phrase people have used to describe a lot of my songs. There are moody songs, but I'm looking outside myself a little bit more. These aren't 'boy meets girl, boy leaves girl, girl gets bummed out' songs -- there's a lot more than that going on." - Lucinda Williams

TRACKS:01. Real Love 02. Circles And X's 03. Tears Of Joy 04. Little Rock Star 05. Honey Bee 06. Well Well Well 07. If Wishes Were Horses 08. Jailhouse Tears 09. Knowing 10. Heaven Blues 11. Rarity 12. Plan To Marry 13. It's A Long Way To The Top

11.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

BO DIDDLEY - His Best (1997)

The Chess Records' "His Best" compilations are generally outstanding, and the Bo Diddley installation is no exception. Outside of purchasing Bo's key studio albums, or shelling out for the comprehensive box set, HIS BEST is the Bo Diddley disc to have, since it covers all of his essential hits, from "Roadrunner" to "I'm a Man" to "Hey! Bo Diddley" to "Who Do You Love?" But the real surprise here is the quality of the remastering, which brings out a real crispness and edge to the recordings, and the "longer cuts" that result from re-edits to the original masters. Also here, of course, are the infectious, hugely influential Bo Didley beat, the rumbling, ch-chinking guitar, Bo's neo-blues wails and self-mythologizing lyrics, and everything else that makes this music some of the absolute best and most important in the chapters of early rock & roll. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01. Bo Diddley 02. I'm A Man 03. You Don't Love Me (You Don't Care) 04. Diddley Daddy 05. Pretty Thing 06. Bring It To Jerome 07. I'm Looking For A Woman 08. Who Do You Love? 09. Hey Bo Diddley 10. Mona (A.K.A. I Need You Baby) 11. Before You Accuse Me 12. Say Man 13. Dearest Darling 14. Crackin' Up 15. The Story Of Bo Diddley 16. Road Runner 17. Pills 18. I Can Tell 19. You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover 20. Ooh Baby

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

FRACTION - Moon Blood (1970)

01. Sanc-Divided
02. Come Out Of Her
03. Eye Of The Hurricane
04. Sons Come To Birth
05. This Bird (Sky High)

Fraction was a short-lived Los Angeles garage band. In the summer of 1970, the band entered a studio and cut their only album, Moon Blood. Only 200 copies of this little psychedelic masterpiece were ever pressed, making it over the years a mega rarity going for ridiculous sums of money. Vocally, Jim Beach works the Jim Morrison side of the street while the band works the standard riffs of the era into a fuzz overloaded stomp that sounds like a perfect period piece. Lovers of fuzz drenched psychedelia will go crazy over this one. ~ All Music Guide *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JOHN MAYER - Where The Light Is: Live In Los Angeles (2008)

DISC 1: (01-05 acoustic set, 06-13 trio set)
01. Neon 02. Stop This Train 03. In Your Atmosphere 04. Daughters 05. Free Fallin' 06. Everyday I Have The Blues 07. Wait Until Tomorrow 08. Who Did You Think I Was 09. Come When I Call 10. Good Love Is On The Way 11. Out Of My Mind 12. Vultures 13. Bold As Love
DISC 2 (band set):
01. Waiting On The World To Change 02. Slow Dancing In A Burning Room 03. Why Georgia 04. The Heart Of Life 05. I Don't Need No Doctor 06. Gravity 07. I Don't Trust Myself (With Loving You) 08. Belief (Band Set) 09. I'm Gonna Find Another You

"Where the Light Is: Live in Los Angeles" is a live album and film performed by American singer-songwriter John Mayer and directed by Danny Clinch. The concert for the album was recorded and filmed on December 8, 2007, in Los Angeles. The concert features three sets by John Mayer: a solo acoustic set, a set with the John Mayer Trio, and a final set with his touring band. The title of the album is taken from Mayer's song "Gravity".
1, 2, 3.

10.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

EARL KING - Earl's Pearls:
The Very Best Of Earl King 1955-1960 (1993)

Earl King (1934 – 2003) was a singer, guitarist, and songwriter, most active in blues music. Being a composer of well known standards such as "Come On" (covered by Jimi Hendrix), and Professor Longhair's "Big Chief", he is considered to be one of the most important figures in New Orleans R&B music and beyond.

This top-notch collection brings together 25 tracks from King's 1955-1960 tenure with Ace Records in Jackson, Mississippi. Classic '50s New Orleans music doesn't come much finer than this, and Earl's contributions to the genre are plentiful on this disc, starting with his big hit, the original "Those Lonely, Lonely Nights." A real treat is hearing Huey "Piano" Smith soloing with complete abandon on tracks like "Nobody Cares," "Little Girl," "I'll Take You Back Home" and "Baby You Can Get Your Gun." Earl's guitar playing is equally fine and his Guitar Slim-derived style is well to the fore on "My Love Is Strong" and "I'm Packing Up." Although King's discography encompasses many labels and sessions, this is a great place to start absorbing this Crescent City genius.

TRACKS: 01. Those Lonely, Lonely Nights 02. Baby You Can Get Your Gun 03. Everybody Got to Cry 04. I'm Packing Up 05. Nobody Cares 06. Little Girl 07. My Love Is Strong 08. It Must Have Been Love 09. I'll Take You Back Home 10. Mother Told Me Not to Go 11. Is Everything Alright 12. Those Lonely, Lonely Feelings 13. You Can Fly High 14. Well O Well O Well O Baby 15. I'll Never Get Tired 16. Weary Silent Night 17. Everybody's Carried Away 18. Buddy It's Time to Go 19. Don't You Know You're Wrong 20. Darling Honey Angel Child 21. I Can't Help Myself 22. I Met a Stranger 23. Let the Good Times Roll 24. Mother's Love 25. Baby Hurry on Home

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

PAUL REDDICK - Sugar Bird (2008)

01. Morning Bell
02. I Will Vanish
03. Devilment
04. Blue Wings
05. John Lennon In New Orleans
06. It's Later Than You Think
07. Breathless Girls
08. Wishing Song
09. Every Temptation
10. Climbing Up The Hill
11. If By This
12. Block Of Wood

Canadian bluesman Paul Reddick is a talented songwriter with considerable literary roots that extend far beyond the blues, but incorporate a wealth of pre-war acoustic-blues influences. With the assistance of producer/guitarist Colin Lindon, Reddick crafted a pair of award-winning, critically-acclaimed albums that announced the blues harpist's arrival on the scene. The upcoming Northern Blues release Sugarbird is the pair's third musical collaboration, and it promises more of the raw, poetic blues that Reddick has become known for creating. Sugarbird also features an appearance by roots-rock legend Garth Hudson of the Band on three songs. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

GEORGE HARRISON
- Somewhere In England (1981)

01.Blood From A Clone
02.Unconsciousness Rules
03.Life Itself
04.All Those Years Ago
05.Baltimore Oriole
06.Teardrops
07.That Which I Have Lost
08.Writing's On The Wall
09.Hong Kong Blues
10.Save The World
11.Save The World (demo)

This record had a troubled birth, for when George Harrison originally submitted it for release in November 1980, Warner Bros. rejected it, claiming that four songs -- "Flying Hour," "Lay His Head," "Sat Singing," and "Tears of the World" (once available on the bootleg Ohnothimagen) -- were not worthy of being issued. Harrison was forced to go back into the studio to cut four new tunes, delivering a bitterly barbed thrust at his record label in "Blood From a Clone" (which they did release) and a tune originally meant for Ringo Starr but rewritten as a remembrance after John Lennon's assassination ("All Those Years Ago"), as well as "Teardrops" and "That Which I Have Lost." As a result, the most compelling issue of this album is the contest of wills between the artist and the suits. Now how do the four deleted tunes stack up against the ones that replaced them? The four missing tunes are of generally even quality, even similar in sound, although "Tears of the World" is a strident attack against corporate and political masters that probably unnerved the executives the most. Actually, the six tunes that Warner Bros. spared should have been more likely candidates for the hook, including the curious covers of two Hoagy Carmichael songs, "Baltimore Oriole" and "Hong Kong Blues." Yet in general, the new ones are indeed superior and more varied, with more of a punch than the ones they replaced. The bouncy "All Those Years Ago" is a definite gain, being the most heartfelt song on the record as well as a de facto Beatles reunion (Starr plays drums and Paul and Linda McCartney overdubbed backing vocals), and it was justly rewarded with a number two showing on the singles charts. The official release is slightly preferable over the bootlegs of the original. [Somewhere in England was reissued in 2004 with a different cover based on Harrison's original intention for the cover, plus a demo of "Save the World" as a bonus track.] ~ All Music Guide *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JOHNNY WINTER
- Winter Essentials 1960-1967 (2003)

These are the earliest recordings of blues guitarist Johnny Winter recorded in the '60s before he was signed by Columbia in 1968. Most of the material is comprised of doo wop, R&B, and twist instrumentals, all gritty enough not to be relegated as after the first listen. Winter also covers several songs he obviously was fond of by Chuck Berry, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, Ray Charles, Mose Allison, Lowell Fulson, and Danny White's "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye," a song that would also show up on his first Alligator release from 1984, Guitar Slinger. The only misstep here is an attempt at the burgeoning psychedelic movement on "Birds Can't Row Boats," which is as silly as the title, but somehow, compared to everything else on the disc, comes off as a charming abnormally in his discography. ~ All Music Guide 1, 2, 3.

Personnel: Johnny Winter (vocals, guitar); Edgar Winter (various instruments); Lazy Lester (harmonica); - Willard Chamberlain (saxophone); Dennis Drugan (bass); David Holiday, Amos Boynton (drums).

DISC 1:
01. Ice Cube 02. School Day Blues 03. You Know I Love You 04. Geisha Rock 05. Oh My Darling 06. Creepy 07. One Night of Love 08. Hey Hey Hey Hey 09. That's What Love Does 10. Shed So Many Tears 11. Voo Doo Twist 12. Ease My Pain 13. By the Light of the Silvery Moon 14. Road Runner 15. Guy You Left Behind 16. Five After Four A.M. 17. Stay By My Side 18. Broke and Lonely 19. Crying in My Heart 20. Crazy Baby
DISC 2:
01. Reeling and Rocking 02. Can't Believe You Wanna Leave 03. Gangster of Love 04. Eternally 05. You'll Be the Death of Me 06. Leave My Woman Alone 07. Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye 08. Hello My Lover 09. I Had to Cry 10. I Won't Believe It 11. Gone for Bad 12. Bad News 13. Out of Sight 14. Parchman Farm 15. Tramp 16. Don't Hide It 17. Avocado Green 18. Easy Lovin' Girl 19. Birds Can't Row Boats 20. Leavin' Blues

09.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

REPOST, REQUEST, etc...

PROCOL HARUM - 30th Anniversary Anthology (1997)


DISC 1 - Procol Harum & Shine On Brightly

"Procol Harum" (1967)
01.Conquistador 02.She Wandered Through The Garden Fence 03.Something Following Me 04.Mabel 05.Cerdes (Outside The Gates Of) 06.A Christmas Camel 07.Kaleidoscope 08.Salad Days (Are Here Again) 09.Good Captain Clack 10.Repent Walpurgis
"Shine On Brightly" (1968)
11.Quite Rightly So 12.Shine On Brightly 13.Skip Softly (My Moonbeams) 14.Wish Me Well 15.Rambling On 16.Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone) 17.In Held 'Twas In I
1, 2.


DISC 2 - A Salty Dog & Home

"A Salty Dog" (1969)
01.The Milk of Human Kindness 02.Too Much Between Us 03.The Devil Came From Kansas 04.Boredom 05.Juicy John Pink 06.Wreck of The Hesperus 07.All This and More 08.Crucifiction Lane 09.Pilgrim's Progress
"Home" (1970)
10.Whisky Train 11.The Dead Man's Dream 12.Still There'll Be More 13.Nothing That I Didn't Know 14.About to Die 15.Barnyard Story 16.Piggy Pig Pig 17.Whaling Stories 18.Your Own Choice
1, 2.


DISC 3 - Singles A and B Sides - Outtakes - Alternative Takes

01. A Whiter Shade of Pale (A-side)
02. Lime Street Blues (B-side)
03. Homburg (A-side)
04. Good Captain Clack (B-side)
05. Quite Rightly So (A-side)
06. In the Wee Small Hours of Sixpence (B-side)
07. A Salty Dog (A-side)
08. Long Gone Geek (B-side)
09. Monsieur Armand (out-take)
10. Seem to have the Blues (Most All the Time) (out-take)
11. A Whiter Shade of Pale (previously-unreleased stereo version)
12. A Whiter Shade of Pale (previously-unreleased backing track)
13. Homburg (alternative 1967 re-recording)
14. Homburg (previously unreleased 1967 stereo version)
15. Conquistador (alternative 1967 stereo take)
16. She Wandered Through the Garden Fence (alternative 1967 stereo take)
17. Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone) (unreleased original 1967 version)
1, 2.

The best collection yet devoted to Procol Harum's classic early period ties together the many facets of their sound and their early history, including numerous outtakes and all of the music on four albums from 1967 through 1970. The clarity of the sound makes the first album -- which was roundly criticized, especially in England, for having been cut in mono in late 1967 -- seem a lot more muscular and progressive here than it did in its original release form. The producers have tampered with the song order on A Salty Dog, moving that record's title track in amongst disc three's single sides for time considerations while still leaving "Whiter Shade of Pale" and "Homburg" off of the first CD (the original commercial flaw with the debut album in England was the absence of either of those songs, and the seven-month-plus delay in getting it out). From the psychedelic/progressive blues stylings of Shine on Brightly to the self-consciously leaner, harder Home, this is the optimum way to hear the band. The collection also documents the change from somewhat light, optimistic psychedelia in 1967/1968 to the darker, edgier psychedelia of 1970 and beyond. The best part for collectors will be disc three, which, in addition to the group's hit singles and surprisingly fascinating B-sides from 1967-1970, also includes outtakes from unfinished early album sessions and alternate takes (with different personnel) of "Whiter Shade of Pale," "Homburg," and others, some in stereo. The notes are reasonably thorough, although they skimp a little in telling the story of the recording of "Whiter Shade of Pale" and the subsequent assembling of the permanent band. ~ All Music Guide

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

MUDDY WATERS
- King Bee (1981)

01. I'm A King Bee
02. Too Young To Know
03. Mean Old Frisco Blues
04. Forever Lonely
05. I Feel Like Going Home
06. Champagne & Reefer
07. Sad Sad Day
08. (My Eyes) Keep Me in Trouble
09. Deep Down in Florida, #2
10. No Escape From The Blues
11. I Won't Go On
12. Clouds in My Heart

King Bee was the last album Muddy Waters recorded. Coming last in a trio of triumphant studio outings, and produced by Johnny Winter, it is also a mixed bag literally. During the sessions for King Bee, Waters, his manager, and his band were all in dispute over money. According to the liner notes by guitarist Bob Margolin, who was the guitarist for the Muddy Waters Blues Band, the conflict arose form Waters' health being on the wane and him playing less. The bandmembers wanted more money for the fewer gigs they did play in order to make ends meet. Ultimately a split occurred and the band quit. Because of the tensions in the studio preceding the split,Winter felt the sessions had not produced enough solid material to yield an entire album. He subsequently filled out King Bee with outtakes from the Hard Again sessions. For the listener, King Bee is a leaner and meaner record. None of the good-time exuberance present on the previous two outings is present here. This is blues, direct and immediate, it's a snarling, growling album. And it's true the band appears to be a bit stilted on some of these tracks, but it's still a solid, wonderful record. The title track, "Mean Old Frisco," "Sad Sad Day," and "I Feel Like Going Home," are all solid, razor-sharp blues with killer ensemble work (with Margolin, Winter, Guitar Junior, Jerry Portnoy, Pinetop Perkins, Calvin Jones, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, and Charles Calmese in the band how could it sound anything short of awesome?) as well as Waters in fine voice. The Sony Legacy issue features completely remastered sound and Margolin's candid notes, but it also hosts two bonus tracks from the King Bee sessions that Winter didn't see fit to release the first time. There's a redo of "I Won't Go Down," a cut from the '50s that Waters sings in his lower baritone roar, and "Clouds in My Heart," a deep, long, sad blues that is one of the great unearthed treasures in Waters catalog. This cut alone with all of its deep emotion and the sound of a band trying to hold the storm of emotions in check and failing is a masterpiece and one of the most amazing blues tunes of the last 30 years. While King Bee may have been considered last and least of Waters' Columbia albums, it is more than worth reconsidering. ~ All Music Guide *

08.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TEN YEARS AFTER
- The Best Of...(1991)

01. Rock N Roll Music To The World
02. I'd Love To Change The World
03. I'm Going Home
04. Choo Choo Mama
05. Tomorrow I'll Be Out Of Town
06. I Woke Up This Morning
07. Me & My Baby
08. Good Morning Little School Girl
09. Going Back To Birminham
10. 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain
11. [look at the back cover]
12. Sweet Little Sixteen
13. I'm Coming On
14. Love Like A Man
15. Baby Won't You Let Me Rock N Roll You

Originally from Nottingham in the UK, this band of virtuoso musicians under the leadership of Alvin Lee conquered the UK scene and then spread their wings to the USA. Their blend of Jazz, Blues and Rock was initially slightly awkward but their first album provided an opening for them. They were never short of live work from this time on; the L.P. prompted top U.S. promoter Bill Graham to book Ten Years After at his Fillmore West venue in San Francisco in 1968. In July 1969, Ten Years After were asked to play at the Newport Jazz Festival in Rhode Island but this was overlooked due to another little gig called Woodstock. And it was at Woodstock that TYA’s trademark song ‘I’m Going Home’ and Alvin’s furious fretwork catapulted them into more mainstream popularity. The Woodstock film further enhanced Alvin’s reputation as one of the premier blues guitarists, although he never achieved the popularity or esteem of the gods of guitar like Clapton and Hendrix. Alvin Lee had an imposing presence on stage, and was rather fond of the top hat. Along with Chicken Shack, Savoy Brown and Led Zeppelin they played at the Cherry Trees pub in Welwyn Garden City in the late sixties. Ten Years After were on the road between 1968 and 1974 so much it was incredible that they got to do any studio albums. But they managed to churn out a few during the 1970’s - the Double Live album ‘Recorded Live’ is as good a representation of their stuff as any out there. By 1974 the band split. There were efforts to mount a reunion in the late 80’s and 1990’s and a band by the name of Ten Years After did tour…and continue to do so worldwide as a fantastic blues-rock band with Joe Gooch as lead guitarist and Leo Lyons, Ric Lee and Chick Churchill from the original band. 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

GRATEFUL DEAD - American Beauty (1970)

01. Box of rain
02. Friend of the devil
03. Sugar magnolia
04. Operator
05. Candyman
06. Ripple
07. Brokedown palace
08. Till the morning comes
09. Attics of my life
10. Truckin'
11. Truckin' (single version)
12. Friend of the devil (live)
13. Candyman (live)
14. Till the morning comes (live)
15. Attics of my life (live)
16. Truckin' (live)
17. Ripple (remastered single version)
18. American Beauty Radio Spot

AMERICAN BEAUTY was an instant classic when it was first released November of 1970. It is among the most satisfying and enduring of the Grateful Dead's studio recordings, expanding as it does on the engaging mix of country, blues, and folk materials they first coined earlier in the year with WORKINGMAN'S DEAD. The musical vision of the Dead is more sharply focused on AMERICAN BEAUTY from the serene reflection and compassion of the opening "Box Of Rain" and the earthy mysticism of "Ripple," to the sensual rock of "Sugar Magnolia" and the anthemic proto-boogie of the closing "Truckin'." But then, every tune on AMERICAN BEAUTY has attained a classic resonance, both from decades of steady airplay, and the way the Dead seemed to continually revive these popular standards for their concert repertoire.

Expanded & remastered version of the band's 1970 classic featuring many of the Dead's best-known songs plus bonus tracks 'Truckin' (single version) & live tracks 'Friend of the Devil', 'Candyman', 'Till The Morning Comes', 'Attics of My Life' & 'Truckin'. 1, 2.

07.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

CHRISTIE - Christie (1970)

01. Yellow River
02. Gotta Be Free
03. I've Got A Feeling
04. New York City
05. Inside Looking Out
06. Put Your Money Down
07. Down The Mississippi Line
08. San Bernadino
09. Country Boy
10. Johnny One Time
11. Coming Home Tonight
12. Here I Am
13. Until The Dawn

Christie were a British pop band formed at the end of the 1960s. Christie are by far the most uncomplicated, simple and pleasing British group to emerge this year. They're not trying to be heavy — they're not in fact trying to be anything except commercially successful, and here they do succeed brilliantly. Christie is also the album's title, featuring of course "Yellow River" and the anticipated follow-up hit "San Bernadino". But Jeff Christie is a proficient writer and there's plenty more good tunes here — like "Country Boy" and "Johnny One Time". Every song is melodic and the best use is made of limited instrumentation. Just have a listen .. you should be happily surprised. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

AC-DC - Stiff Upper Lip (2004)

Stiff Upper Lip, AC/DC's 15th studio album, may not reach the heights of Back in Black or Highway to Hell, but it delivers strongly and satisfyingly. It's the record that the highly-touted, Rick Rubin-produced Ballbreaker should have been: a simple, addictive, hard album, bursting with bold riffs and bolstered by a crunching, thrillingly visceral sound. Sure, there are absolutely no new ideas, but that's the point. AC/DC knows their strengths and they embrace them. And why shouldn't they? Nobody writes a better riff than the Young brothers; each song has a riff so catchy, it feels like you've heard it for years. Is there anything earth-shaking? Hardly, but it's largely terrific nonetheless, just because AC/DC are so good at what they do. It's simple music, to be sure, but it's unassumingly musical and, in a way rather smart. If making music like this was really that easy, why can't anybody else do it this well? Some bands are capable of knocking out one record like this -- one, maybe two. AC/DC does it nearly every time out. They've never really stretched, yet that's why they have one of the most reliable catalogs in rock & roll. When you put on one of their records, you know what you're in for, and they always deliver. With Stiff Upper Lip, they're not at classic status, but they're still top-notch. This may not be the first AC/DC record for a collection, but once you're into their scene, it's a fine place to be. [The Australian release includes a bonus disc featuring a link to their website, live performances of "Back in Black," "Hard as a Rock," "Ballbreaker," "Whole Lotta Rose," and "Let There Be Rock" from 1996 recorded in Madrid, and three videos: "Stiff Upper Lip," "Safe in New York City," and "Satellite Blues."] ~ All Music Guide 1, 2.

TRACKS:
01.Stiff Upper Lip 02.Meltdown 03.House Of Jazz 04.Hold Me Back 05.Safe In New York City 06.Can't Stand Still 07.Can't Stop Rock'n'Roll 08.Satellite Blues 09.Damned 10.Come And Get It 11.All Screwed Up 12.Give It Up

BONUS DISC:
01.Cyberspace 02.Back In Black (Live In Madrid 1996) 03.Hard As A Rock (Live In Madrid 1996) 04.Ballbreaker (Live In Madrid 1996) 05.Whole Lotta Rosie (Live In Madrid 1996) 06.Let There Be Rock (Live In Madrid 1996)

.....and new 2008....



"Black Ice" features 15 new tracks from brothers Angus and Malcolm Young, along with Brian Johnson, Cliff Williams, and Phil Rudd. The album was produced by Brendan O’Brien and mixed by Mike Fraser at the Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, BC.

TRACKS: 01.Rock 'n Roll Train 02.Skies On Fire 03.Big Jack 04.Anything Goes 05.War Machine 06.Smash 'n Grab 07.Spoilin' For A Fight 08.Wheels 09.Decibel 10.Stormy May Day 11.She Likes Rock 'N Roll 12.Money Made 13.Rock 'n Roll Dream 14.Rocking All The Way 15. Black Ice

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

THE WHO - Endless Wire (2006)

The legendary band's first studio album since 1982 includes a full version of their mini-opera "Wire & Glass," which was recently released (appropriately enough) as a mini-album. After a long period of relative inactivity, the Who return with a dramatic, growling new release. The album begins with a set of grizzled rockers and laments the bombastic "Mike Post Theme" and "God Speaks, of Marty Robbins," respectively much of which brims with Townshend and Daltry's portentous soul-searching. But the second half, a 10-song miniature rock opera, has the most interesting writing, the best being the title track. Though unlikely to be among the Who's greatest, Endless Wire is their finest collection in some time more than 24 years, to be exact.

TRACKS: 01.Fragments 02.A Man In A Purple Dress 03.Mike Post Theme 04.In The Ether 05.Black Widow's Eyes 06.Two Thousand Years 07.God Speaks Of Marty Robbins 08.It's Not Enough 09.You Stand By Me
Wire & Glass - A Mini-Opera: 10.Sound Round 11.Pick Up The Peace 12.Unholy Trinity 13.Trilby's Piano 14.Endless Wire 15.Fragments Of Fragments 16.We Got A Hit 17.They Made My Dream Come True 18.Mirror Door 19.Tea & Theatre 20.We Got A Hit (Extended Version) 21.Endless Wire (Extended Version) 1, 2.

06.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

LIVING LOUD - Living Loud (2004)

01. Last Chance
02. I Don't Know
03. Every Moment a Lifetime
04. Crazy Train
05. In the Name of God
06. Flying High Again
07. Pushed Me Too Hard
08. Mr. Crowley
09. Tonight
10. Walk Away
11. Over the Mountain
12. I Don't Know (Live)

Living Loud is a hard rock project featuring Uriah Heep drummer Lee Kerslake, bass player Bob Daisley (formerly of Uriah Heep, Gary Moore, the Ozzy Osbourne band, Rainbow, Black Sabbath), guitarist Steve Morse (Dixie Dregs, The Steve Morse Band, Kansas, currently with Deep Purple), and singer Jimmy Barnes. Keyboards player Don Airey (ex-Rainbow, currently with Deep Purple) made a guest appearance.

The band’s 2004 album featured a number of songs from Ozzy Osbourne’s first two albums Blizzard of Ozz (Blizzard of Ozz) and Diary of a Madman (Diary of a Madman) on which Daisley, Kerslake and Airey all appeared.1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JOHN EARL WALKER
- Come Over Here! (2008)

01. Tess's Shuffle
02. The Showdown
03. Come Over Here
04. My Last Goodbye
05. Airport Blues
06. Backdoor Romance
07. Please Pretty Baby
08. The World's A Prison
09. Poor Boy Blues
10. Nightwalker

Guitarist, lyricist, and vocalist John Earl Walker became enamored with the blues at age 13, after being exposed to records by legendary guitarists of the genre such as Albert King, Magic Sam, T-Bone Walker, and Freddie King. By his 16th birthday, Walker had already begun playing guitar at local events and in clubs whenever possible. In 1967 he formed the blues-rock band the Plastic People, which included bassist Pete Harris and guitarist Joey Tremelo. Three years later the Plastic People changed their name to Plum Nelly, recorded one album for Capitol Records in '71, and gained national exposure opening shows for B.B. King, Muddy Waters, Alice Cooper, and Iggy Pop, to name just a few. The Plum Nelly LP is now a very rare and sought after collectors item! Following the breakup of Plum Nelly in 1976, Walker formed the first of several incarnations of the John Earl Walker Band. Walker then released his debut CD, I'm Leavin' You, in 2002, followed by Little Miss Perfect and People Are Talkin' two years later. All three discs are available on the New York-based Walkright Records label. John Earl Walker's band consists of veteran players who are gaining world-wide acceptance playing festivals, and through extensive internet, and terrestial radio airplay. John toured Australia in 2006, playing with many of the top players down under. John Earl Walker, and Peter Harris were both original members of Capitol Records recording artists Plum Nelly. Now his greatest album "Come Over Here" is here, dont miss it thats all I can say. - All Music Guide *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

CHRIS HARPER AND SHARADE BAND - Blues Is My Life (2007)

01. Sweet Honey Sunshine
02. You've Got Me Baby
03. Groove Machine
04. Help Me
05. Stormy Monday
06. Lie Lie Lie
07. Checkin' Up on My Baby
08. Sweet Sixteen
09. Deep Blue Sky
10. Blues Is My Life
11. Soul Bossa Nova

Chris Harper loves the blues in all its forms, whether it be traditional or blended with elements of funk, jazz, rock and Latin. He is currently playing in various groups; apart from the Sharade Band, he is most notably performing with Larry's Blues Band with Larry Schmucky, who have been drawing in the crowds for decades. With considerable experience behind him, Chris is getting back into the scene at a slightly older age. He's in good company with other well-known, successful musicians and blues men. His love of the blues, his pronounced feeling, and his talent for sound and virtuosity on the harmonica make him a unique musician who has lots to offer.

With special Guest's BILLY BRANCH and CHICO BANKS. The new cd BLUES IS MY LIFE contains fine traditional blues and many of Chris’ original songs, a funky blend of jazz, R&B and blues. 1, 2.

...mp3-256kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

McKENNA MENDELSON BLUES
- McKenna Mendelson Blues (1969)

01. Drive You
02. Ramblin' On My Mind
03. Toilet Bowl Blues
04. Bad Women Are Killing Me
05. Pretty Woman
06. Born Under A Bad Sign
07. Help Me

Having played in famed Toronto acts Luke & The Apostles and then, briefly, The Ugly Duckings, guitarist Mike McKenna took out an advertisement asking other like-minded individuals to form a new blues band. Joe Mendelson answered the ad and this team-up provided the basis of Mendelson Mainline in the summer of 1968. Former Paupers' bassist Denny Gerrard was the next to join and another advertisement brought in new-comer Tony Nolasco from Sudbury. The band worked its way around Yorkville with Denny Gerrard soon being replaced by former Grant Smith & The Power bassist Mike Harrison in 1968. With bigger profile concert gigs, the band's vibrant live show was committed to tape in September 1968 a session that would later come back to haunt the band. McKenna Mendelson Mainline relocated to England late that year to pursue a record deal. After being signed to Liberty (United Artists) in the Spring of 1969, they worked the same English club circuit as up and coming bands like Fleetwood Mac and Led Zeppelin. In July of 1969 a single day recording session yielded the first Liberty Records album 'Stink'. They returned to Canada to await the release of the new album.

Recorded in Toronto on September 5 & 9, 1968. *

05.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

THE LEGENDARY RHYTHM & BLUES REVUE - Command Performance (2008)

01. Can't You See
02. I Fell That Old Feeling Coming On
03. Wammer Jammer
04. Still the Girl in the Band
05. See You Hurt No More
06. If It Ain't Me
07. If I Had a Nickel
08. Will It Go Round in Circles
09. She's Nineteen Years Old
10. Tell Me Mama
11. Looking For a Love
12. High On the Hog
13. Sea Cruise

The concept is so deceptively simple that one wonders why it took so long...every year, twice a year, the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise Company charters a big ol' luxury ship and recruits about two dozen blues, R&B, and roots-rock bands/artists to perform during a week-long cruise. Depending on the time of year, the ships hit either the Caribbean or the coastal region known as the "Mexican Riviera." Aside from dozens of individual band performances, there are also nightly jam sessions that, sayeth the grapevine, have been known to get somewhat...ahem...rowdy. Four performers had so much fun playing together during the October 2007 cruise that afterwards they decided to climb on a bus and carry the party cross-country. Tommy Castro and his band, along with singer Deanna Bogart, guitarist Ronnie Baker Brooks (son of the legendary Lonnie Brooks), and harmonica maestro "Magic Dick" Salwitz, formerly of the J. Geils Band, packed it up and packed them into clubs up and down the California coast. The best of these shows have been collected on Command Performance, the group performing together under the banner of The Legendary Rhythm & Blues Revue.

Electrifying live recording featuring blues veterans Tommy Castro, Deanna Bogart, Ronnie Baker Brooks and Magic Dick, plus special guests Marcia Ball, Elvin Bishop and Curtis Salgado. 1, 2.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

DR JOHN - Plays Mac Rebennack
- The Legendary Sessions - Vol. 1 (1981)

The title of 1981's DR. JOHN PLAYS MAC REBENNACK (the artist's real name) offers a sly commentary on this double identity (the well-known showman plays a rendition of his "real self"). Though Dr. John's keyboards were prominent on his recordings throughout the '70s, this disc an entire album of songs on unaccompanied piano is the first to showcase his skills so boldly. As per usual, Dr. John mixes blues, boogie-woogie, jazz, and New Orleans R&B with a funky flair. The absence of his raspy growl of a voice on many of these tracks, and the lack of his standard dense instrumental mix is not a deterrent; in fact, there is a mellow easiness to the whole album that suits Rebennack nicely. Whether on re-workings of standards ("The Nearness of You") or the artist's originals, the listener has the sense of having happily stumbled across the artist playing solo in some off-the-beaten-path smoky nightclub in the French Quarter of the Big Easy.

TRACKS: 01. Dorothy 02. Mac's Boogie 03. Memories of Professor Longhair 04. The Nearness of You 05. Delicado 06. Silent Night 07. Dance a la Negres 08. Wade in the Water 09. Honey Dripper 10. Big Mac 11. New Island Midnight 12. Saints 13. Pinetop 14. Careless Love 15. Deep Blues 16. Ti-Na-Na 17. Dorothy (take 2) 1, 2.


DR JOHN - Plays Mac Rebennack
- The Legendary Sessions - Vol. 2 (2006)

The second of back-to-back solo albums cut in the early '80s, Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack: The Legendary Sessions Volume Two (originally released as The Brightest Smile in Town) presents a more balanced mix of vocal and instrumental tracks than its predecessor, Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack. While it's fun to hear the great New Orleans pianist romp through "Box Car Boogie" and patiently work his way through the twilight blues of "Pretty Libby," the unexpected treats are the best: a heartsick version of Jimmy Rodgers's "Waiting for a Train;" a Doc Pomus cover, "Average Kind of Guy," that sounds like Randy Newman on a particularly good day; and "Marie La Veau," a highly syncopated bow to one of the Crescent City's many voodoo queens. By the time Rebennack ends Brightest Smile with two gorgeous instrumentals a lovely take on Harold Arlen's "Come Rain or Come Shine" and "Suite Home New Orleans" you're reminded just how encyclopedic his knowledge of American music is.

TRACKS: 01. Saddled the Cow 02. Boxcar Boogie 03. The Brightest Smile in Town 04. Waiting For a Train 05. Monkey Puzzle 06. Touro Infirmary 07. Just A Closer Walk With Thee / Didn't He Ramble 08. Your Average Kind of Guy 09. Pretty Libby 10. Marie la Veau 11. Come Rain or Come Shine 12. Suite Home New Orleans 13. Key To The Highway 14. Mississippi Mud 15. Lowdown Worried And Blue 16. Sippiana Midnight 17. Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu 18. Yesterdays 1, 2.

04.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

MORELAND & ARBUCKLE - 1861 (2008)

01. Gonna Send Ya Back to Georgia
02. Fishin' Hole
03. Tell Me Why
04. Diamond Ring
05. See My Jumper Hangin' Out on the Line
06. Legend, The
07. Never Far Behind
08. Teasin' Doney
09. Please, Please Mammy
10. Pittsburgh in the Morning, Philadelphia at Night
11. Wrong I Do
12. Wiser Jam

This trio plays old-school hill country and Delta blues, even though the members range in age from 26 to 33. There's a satisfying mix of acoustic and electric numbers, and when the band plugs in, sometimes it veers off into '50s Chicago-style blues. Although the sound covers most of the blues bases, geographically the group hails from the non-blues hotbed of Kansas. (The title, 1861, refers to the year Kansas became a state.) Guitarist Aaron Moreland, who plays everything from the National steel to ''cigar box guitars,'' and gritty vocalist and harmonica player Dustin Arbuckle share writing duties, with Brad Horner supplying the requisite primitive beats. The well-chosen covers include Hound Dog Taylor's ''Gonna Send You Back to Georgia'' and R.L. Burnside's ''See My Jumper'' and the Moreland-Arbuckle originals share the raw energy of Burnside and Junior Kimbrough's music. The band sometimes rocks out like the North Mississippi Allstars, another obvious influence. It's yet another fine signing for Northern Blues - Chicago Sun Times *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

HENRY BUTLER
- PiaNOLA Live (2008)

01. Basin St.Blues
02. Orleans Inspiration
03. Mother-In-Law
04. Dock of the Bay
05. Let 'Em Roll
06. Somethin' You Got
07. You Are My Sunshine
08. Tipitina
09. Will It Go Round In Circles
10. Old Man River
11. North American Idiosyncrasies

Butler was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. Following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, Butler left New Orleans and relocated to Colorado, where he still resides. He is known for his prodigious technique and his ability to play in many styles of music. Referred to by Dr. John as "the pride of New Orleans", Henry Butler is his generation's representative in the Crescent City's unique lineage of piano legends such as Professor Longhair, James Booker, Tuts Washington, Jelly Roll Morton, etc.

Co-produced by George Winston, who produced Butler's "Orleans Inspiration", this disc is a collection of live solo performances that include several instrumentals as well his renditions of several blues and R&B classics. The strength of this recording is his piano playing especially on the marvelous renditions of `Basin Street Blues,', his own tour de force `Orleans Inspiration,' and the late Alvin Batiste's "North American Idiosyncrasies.' As a vocalist, Butler sometimes come off as a bit melodramatic to these ears (explaining the four stars as opposed to four and half or five), but even on such a well-known number as Professor Longhair's `Tipitina,' he radically reworks it in his stunning original solo and the piano and a wordless vocal part lifts up his rendition of the Ernie K-Doe classic, `Mother-in-Law.' While the overwrought vocal on `Sitting on the Dock of the Bay,' is perhaps the low point, the rollicking `Let It Roll,' (originally on the marvelous "VU-DU-Menz" album with Corey Harris) picks things up. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

BYTHER SMITH - Blues On The Moon
- Live At Natural Rhythm Social Club (2008)

01. Judge Of Honor
02. If You Love Me
03. Blues on The moon
04. Give Up My Life For You
05. Hard Times
06. Your mam's Crazy
07. If I Misused Someone
08. Monticello
09. So Mean To Me
10. Rock me baby
11. Don't Start Me Talkin'

Born in Monticello, Mississippi in 1933, Smith arrived in Chicago as part of the post war migration North in the 1950's. He had been a bass player prior to coming to Chicago, but soon switched to guitar and began playing gigs around town. Some Blues musicians are known for their ability to wring emotion out of lyrics, others for the way their guitar playing pulls at your heart strings. Byther Smith brings to his music an intensity of emotion that shines through in the forcefulness of both his guitar playing and his vocals. If emotion is an electrical current powering music, than Smith is a conductor who translates it into guitar and vocals that pulses with an intensity that could power a small city. Constantly driving forward, his music challenges the listener to keep pace with the level of emotion he's transmitting and to let it carry them places where others aren't able to venture. *

03.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

RYAN McGARVEY
- Forward In Reverse (2007)

01. Right In All The Wrong Ways
02. Joyride
03. The One That Got Away
04. Watch Yourself
05. Texas Special
06. Someone Like You
07. Second Time Around
08. Cryin' Over You
09. Mystic Dream
10. Blue Eyed Angel Blues

Every once in awhile there comes along an album, or an artist that makes all the crap that goes along with this business somewhat worthwhile. Such is the case with guitarist Ryan McGarvey, whose debut release, 'Forward In Reverse' shows a young artist who has arrived fully formed both playing - wise and compositionally. Bucking the trend favored by most young axeslingers emerging in the genre of throwing in a couple of originals mixed in with a glut of covers, this solid debut disc features all original compositions. Serving to put him ahead of the curve creatively, this is the work of a player whom has a bright future ahead and then some from the evidence put forth here. Opening up for and playing with such artists as Joe Bonamassa, Blue Oyster Cult, Gov't Mule, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and Buddy Guy, having a deep appreciation for classic hard rock gleaned from cruising through his father's record collection at an early age, 21 year old McGarvey has a sense of musical class which belies his youth. Rather than mining the SRV style which many young blues players are prone to these days, it's more Jimmy Page, Alvin Lee and the previously mentioned Bonamassa that he's akin to. Blending influences such as past masters Freddie King, Hendrix, ZZ Top and Cream alongside 70's styled riff rock, this incredibly talented guitarist has the goods and then some. - amazon.com *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

SCORPIONS - Bad For Good:
The Very Best Of Scorpions (2002)

Three decades in, The Scorpions were still touring in the year 2002 in support of BAD FOR GOOD: THE VERY BEST OF SCORPIONS, an 18-track set drawn from the band's '80s heyday and more low-key '90s output. Benefiting from the solid chemistry between rhythm guitarist/founding member Rudolph Schenker and high-flying lead guitarist Mathias Jabs, along with Klaus Meine's distinctive vocals out front, The Scorpions racked up an impressive canon during an era when heavy metal ruled the roost. Their most durable cuts were helmed by longtime producer Dieter Dierks, including the scorching anthem "Rock You Like A Hurricane," the soaring "No One Like You," the thunderous "Blackout," and the air-guitar-inducing "Big City Nights." An ability to deliver relatively wide-ranging material always put The Scorpions a notch above your average hard-rock outfit. When they weren't penning memorable power ballads like "Still Loving You," or reflecting on their first visit to New York City's then-decadent 42nd Street ("The Zoo"), The Scorps were credibly covering The Who for a charity album ("Can't Explain"). Most impressive is the global smash "Wind Of Change," a moving song of brotherhood written at a time when The Berlin Wall and The Iron Curtain were falling. 1, 2.

TRACKS: 01.Rock You Like a Hurricane 02.Loving You Sunday Morning 03.The Zoo 04.No One Like You 05.Blackout 06.Still Loving You 07.Big City Nights 08.Believe in Love 09.Rhythm of Love 10.I Can't Explain 11.Wind of Change 12.Send Me An Angel 13.Don't Believe Her 14.Tease Me Please Me 15.Hit Between The Eyes 16.Alien Nation 17.Cause I Love You 18.Bad For Good

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

EMMYLOU HARRIS - Cimarron (1981)

01. Rose Of Cimarron
02. Spanish Is A Loving Tongue
03. If I Needed You
04. Another Lonesome Morning
05. The Last Cheater's Waltz
06. Born To Run Listen
07. The Price You Pay
08. Son Of A Rotten Gambler
09. Tennessee Waltz
10. Tennessee Rose
11. Colors Of Your Heart

That Cimarron, Emmylou Harris' ninth regular album, was assembled largely from recording sessions held for her previous couple of records is no necessary reflection on its quality. In fact, Cimarron was a typical effort for Harris, presenting her usual mix of country favorites, songs borrowed from the pop/rock arena, and singer/songwriter discoveries. Most prominent among the last category was Townes Van Zandt's "If I Needed You," released as a single three months ahead of the LP. From the pop mainstream, Harris borrowed Poco's "Rose of Cimarron" and Bruce Springsteen's "The Price You Pay." The recent T.G. Sheppard country number one hit "The Last Cheater's Waltz" and "Tennessee Waltz," best remembered for Patti Page's pop hit, were given respectful readings. And there was a lovely arrangement of the traditional ballad "Spanish Is a Loving Tongue." But the most memorable songs on the album were its two other country Top Tens, Karen Brooks and Hank DeVito's "Tennessee Rose" and Paul Kennerley's "Born to Run." On the whole, the album maintained the high standard Harris had set with her previous releases, and it deserved its 1982 Grammy nomination for Best Country Vocal Performance, Female. Though it matched the success of recent Harris LPs on the country charts, hitting the Top Ten and remaining listed for more than nine months, it did not enjoy as great a pop crossover sale and became Harris' first regular album since her 1975 breakthrough not to go gold. This was more indicative of the overall decline in country's crossover success than of any deficiency of the album itself; nevertheless, Harris' commercial success had crested. - All Music Guide *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

JOHN LENNON - Roots (1975)

The rarest album in John Lennon's solo canon, Roots was originally conceived in settlement of a copyright case lodged against the singer by publisher Morris Levy, following Lennon's use of a Chuck Berry lyric in the Beatles' "Come Together." Lennon agreed to record three songs published by Levy as part of his next album, and conceived a collection of covers paying tribute to his own 1950s roots -- the hijacked Berry number, "You Can't Catch Me," amusingly, among them. The project was delayed following the abandonment of the original recording sessions with producer Phil Spector, but Lennon finally presented Levy with a 15-song reference tape of the recordings in late 1974. Just weeks later, in February 1975, Levy's Adam VIII label began running television commercials promoting Roots, a mail-order album subtitled, indeed, John Lennon Sings the Great Rock & Roll Hits. Capitol, Lennon's regular label, immediately issued their own revised version of the same LP, Rock 'n' Roll, simultaneously initiating legal action against Adam VIII. Roots was withdrawn and, following three years of litigation, all unsold copies of the LP were delivered to Lennon (presumably for destruction) in 1977. Among fans and collectors, however, there is no question as to which version of the album is superior. Not only does Roots feature substantially different, and much rawer, mixes of the Rock 'n' Roll material, it also includes two songs omitted from the Capitol set -- a tremendous version of "Be My Baby" and a shimmering "Angel Baby." Both have since been released on sundry posthumous Lennon releases, but you really cannot beat hearing them in context. ~ All Music Guide
1, 2

TRACKS: 01.Be-Bop-A-Lula 02.Ain't That A Shame 03.Stand By Me 04.Sweet Little Sixteen 05.Rip It Up 06.Angel Baby 07.Do You Want To Dance 08.You Can't Catch Me 09.Bony Maronie 10.Peggy Sue 11.Bring It On Home To Me 12.Slippin' & Slidin' 13.Be My Baby 14.Ya Ya 15.Just Because 16.Here We Go Again 17.Since My Baby Left Me 18.To Know Her Is To Love 19.Do You Want To Dance 2 20.Be My Baby 2 21.Just Because 2 22.Be My Baby 3

02.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

HEART
- Dreamboat Annie (1976)

01. Magic Man
02. Dreamboat Annie (Fantasy Child)
03. Crazy On You
04. Soul Of The Sea
05. Dreamboat Annie
06. White Lightning & Wine
07. I'll Be Your Song, (Love Me Like The Music)
08. Sing Child
09. How Deep It Goes
10. Dreamboat Annie (Reprise)

After futzing around Seattle, Washington, and Vancouver, British Columbia, for a few years, Heart finally secured a record deal in 1976. It wasn't with Epic or Capitol (which they would later sign with), but with a tiny Canadian label called Mushroom. The resulting album, "Dreamboat Annie", was an impressive hard-rock debut. "Crazy on You," which spotlighted the piercing vocals of singer Ann Wilson and the chunky guitar bluster of her sister Nancy, entered the Top 40, and the more mystical "Magic Man" climbed to No. 9. Dreamboat Annie also exposed a more vulnerable side of the band: The title track, for example, was an easy-listening, harmony-laden folk song replete with banjo plucks. Heart's 1976 album, DREAMBOAT ANNIE, is easily one of the '70s best rock debuts. Led by two sisters, singer Ann and guitarist Nancy Wilson, who combined the mystical folk of Joni Mitchell with the heavy metal stomp of Led Zeppelin, the album spawned several hits that have become classic rock radio staples over the years. *

...mp3-192kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

HEART
- Dreamboat Annie Live (2007)

Led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, Heart broke down barriers and redefined what it meant to be a rock star. Now, on the first release in the new Legendary Albums Live series, they revisit their very first triumph, live on stage, on April 17, 2007, in front of a sold-out crowd at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. Thrill as they play their legendary debut album Dreamboat Annie live for the first time ever. Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson struck gold in 1976 with their debut record Dreamboat Annie.This 2007 concert captures the duo playing the classic album from start to finish, as well as tunes by some of their rock influences, including Led Zeppelin, The Who, and Pink Floyd. *

SONG TITLE: 01. Introduction 02. Magic Man 03. Dreamboat Annie (Fantasy Child) 04. Crazy on You 05. Soul of the Sea 06. Dreamboat Annie 07. White Lightning & Wine 08. I'll Be Your Song 09. Sing Child 10. How Deep It Goes 11. Dreamboat Annie (Reprise) 12. Interlude 13. Minstral Wind 14. Goodbye Blue Sky 15. Black Dog 16. Misty Mountain Hop 17. Love, Reign O'er Me

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

THE DOORS - Box Set (1997)

"Box Set" is a four disc compilation of both new and old material. The first three discs consist mostly of demos, live and unreleased tracks, while the fourth disc features the band's hand-picked favorites from the band's previously released albums. Though they've been out of commission for decades, The Doors have a continuing influence on the development of rock & roll, as this four disc set of mostly unreleased material reminds us. In the sixties, they provided a West Coast alternative to the decadent, urban visions of the Velvet Underground and the Stooges. Jim Morrison's position as rock Bacchus was the stuff of prime rock mythology, providing the blueprint for countless self-styled enfants terrible in the '70s. His Rimbaud-with-leather-pants lyrics were arguably a precedent-setter for the likes of punk grandparents Richard Hell and Patti Smith. The band's combination of psychedelic, jazz and classical influences created a unique musical tapestry. Doors fans both rabid and casual will find plenty of reasons to be cheerful here. Live tracks, studio outtakes, and other rarities provide a unique glimpse into the legacy of a band whose fire burned out far too soon. The fourth disc is a testament to the staying power of the band's catalogue. It consists of favorites from The Doors recorded canon, handpicked by John Densmore, Robbie Krieger and Ray Manzarek. Don't miss this chance to get a fresh perspective on a ground-breaking band.



DISC 1 - Without A Safety Net:
01. Five To One 02. Queen Of The Highway 03. Hyacinth House 04. My Eyes Have Seen You 05. Who Scared You 06. Black Train Song 07. End Of The Night 08. Whiskey, Mystics And Men 09. I Will Never Be Untrue 10. Moonlight Drive (Demo) 11. Moonlight Drive (Sunset Sound) 12. Rock Is Dead 13. Albinoni's Adagio In G Minor



DISC 2 - Live In New York:
01. Roadhouse Blues 02. Ship Of Fools 03. Peace Frog 04. Blue Sunday 05. The Celebration Of The Lizard 06. Gloria 07. Crawling King Snake 08. Money 09. Poontang Blues/Build Me A Woman/Sunday Trucker 10. The End



DISC 3 - The Future Ain't What It Used To Be:
01. Hello To The Cities 02. Break On Through 03. Rock Me 04. Money 05. Someday Soon 06. Go Insane 07. Mental Floss 08. Summer's Almost Gone 09. Adolph Hitler 10. Hello, I Love You 11. The Crystal Ship 12. I Can't See Your Face In My Mind 13. The Soft Parade 14. Tightrope Ride 15. Orange County Suite



DISC 4 - Band Favorites:
01. Light My Fire 02. Peace Frog 03. Wishful Sinful 04. Take It As It Comes 05. L.A. Woman 06. I Can't See Your Face In My Mind 07. Land Ho! 08. Yes, The River Knows 09. Shaman's Blues 10. You're Lost Little Girl 11. Love Me Two Times 12. When The Music's Over 13. The Unknown Soldier 14. Wild Child 15. Riders On The Storm

01.10.2008.

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

OASIS - Dig Out Your Soul (2008)

01. Bag It Up
02. The Turning
03. Waiting For The Rapture
04. The Shock Of The Lightning
05. I'm Outta Time
06. (Get Off Your) High Horse Lady
07. Falling Down
08. To Be Where There s Life
09. Ain't Got Nothin
10. The Nature of Reality
11. Soldier On
12. I Believe In All
13. The Turning (alternative version)

Oasis, one of the most commercially successful rock bands in history, joins Warner Bros (for North America) for the iconic British band's seventh studio album (produced by Dave Sardy), "Dig Out Your Soul". The group's first album since 2005's "Don't Believe The Truth", "Dig Out Your Soul" marks a new sound for Oasis. Hailed as the band's best work in a decade, "Dig Out Your Soul" offers a musical oasis for rock fans everywhere!

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

TINA TURNER - Tina! (2008)

SONG TITLE: 01.Steamy Windows 02.River Deep Mountain High 03.Better Be Good To Me 04.The Acid Queen 05.What You Get Is What You See 06.What's Love Got To Do With It 07.Private Dancer 08.We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome) 09.I Don't Wanna Fight 10.Let's Stay Together (Live In Amsterdam) 11.I Can't Stand The Rain (Live In Amsterdam) 12.Goldeneye 13.Addicted To Love (Live at Camden Palace) 14.The Best (Live At Wembley Stadium) 15.Proud Mary (1993 Version) 16.Nutbush City Limits 17.It Would Be A Crime 18.I'm Ready

Tina Turner has been acknowledged as one of the world's most popular and biggest-selling music artists of all time and is the most successful female rock artist of all timewith record sales exceeding 180 million copies worldwide. Turner has accumulated many hit albums and singles worldwide, as a solo act and with former husband, Ike Turner (as a member of the Ike & Tina Turner Revue) She has sold more concert tickets than any other solo performer in history. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

ENRICO CRIVELLARO
- Key To My Kingdom (2003)

01. You're In For A Big Surprise
02. Drinkin' Cheap Champagne
03. Key To My Kingdom
04. Walkin' and Walkin'
05. The 'In' Crowd
06. Rain Is A Bringdown
07. Black Jack
08. Stand By
09. Train To Venice
10. Help Me Flip Another Flop
11. Black Coffee
12. Makin' Money

Born in Padova, Italy, but later relocating to Los Angeles, Enrico Crivellaro has been able to prove that passion and talent can transcend political and cultural borders, becoming a well-respected, upcoming figure in the international blues scene. His versatility in different musical genres has allowed him to build an extraordinary experience, playing all over the world with blues, rock, jazz and country bands. The axtraordinary "Electro-Fi" debut by award winning Blues guitarist Enrico Crivallero backed by an all star band with Special Guests Finis Tasby and James Harman. *

...mp3-320kbps................................................................................................................................Password:zinhof......

SAVOY BROWN
- A Step Further (1969)

01. Made Up My Mind
02. Waiting In The Bamboo Grove
03. Life's One Act Play
04. I'm Tired/Where Am I
05. Savoy Brown Boogie Medley (Live):
- Feel So Good
- Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
- Little Queenie
- Purple Haze

With Kim Simmonds and Chris Youlden combining their talents in Savoy Brown's strongest configuration, 1969's A Step Further kept the band in the blues-rock spotlight after the release of their successful Blue Matter album. While A Step Further may not be as strong as the band's former release, all five tracks do a good job at maintaining their spirited blues shuffle. Plenty of horn work snles up to Simmonds' guitar playing and Youlden's singing is especially hearty on "Made up My Mind" and "I'm Tired." The first four tracks are bona fide Brown movers, but they can't compete with the 20-plus minutes of "Savoy Brown Boogie," one of the group's best examples of their guitar playing prowess and a wonderful finale to the album. This lineup saw the release of Raw Sienna before Lonesome Dave Peverett stepped up to the microphone for Looking In upon the departure of Youlden, but the new arrangement was short lived, as not long after three other members exited to form Foghat. As part of Savoy Brown's Chris Youlden days, A Step Further should be heard alongside Getting to the Point, Blue Matter, and Raw Sienna, as it's an integral part of the band's formative boogie blues years. ~ All Music Guide *