Rod Stewart :Downtown Train: Selections From The Storyteller Anthology

 

THE DOWNTOWN TRAIN

IS FULL OF THEM 

BROOKLYN GIRLS

THEY TRY SO HARD TO

BREAK OUT OF

THEIR LITTLE WORLDS

Johnny Cougar : A Biography

SOME GIRL,

WHO'LL THRILL ME

THEN GO AWAY

(I NEED A LOVER THAT WON'T DRIVE ME CRAZY)

SOME GIRL, THAT KNOWS AH-

HEY HIT THE HIGHWAY !

The Rolling Stones : Stone Age

DON'T WAIT TOO LONG

WHEN THINGS GO WRONG

I'LL BE THERE, RIGHT THERE

WHERE I BELONG

.38 Special : Special Delivery/Rockin' into the Night

 

38. SPECIAL : 

- DOUBLE SHOT -

SPECIAL DELIVERY

AND

ROCKIN' INTO THE NIGHT

The Kinks : Kinda Kinks (The Complete Deluxe Edition)

WELL,

LIVED MY LIFE

AND NEVER STOPPED TO WORRY

'BOUT A THING

OPENED UP AND SHOUTED OUT

AND NEVER TRIED TO SING 

Badger (UK) : White Lady

IT'S SO HARD 

TO SAY NO,

IT'S SO HARD 

TO SAY NO..

IT'S SO HARD

TO SAY NO 

TO THE WHITE LADY

Eric Burdon & the Animals : Eric is Here

GIRL HAVE YOU

EVER BEEN HUNGRY

SO HUNGRY THAT

YOU HAVE NO PRIDE

WELL I'VE GOT

 THAT FEELING

THAT BITING GNAWING

DEEP INSIDE

The Faces : Inglewood, CA 03/05/75

19 YEARS OLD

AND AS SWEET 

AS SHE COULD BE

ALL DRESSED UP

LIKE A DOWNTOWN 

CHRISTMAS TREE

Jimi Hendrix : The Cry of Love Sessions

 

ANGEL CAME DOWN

FROM HEAVEN YESTERDAY

SHE STAYED WITH ME

JUST AS LONG ENOUGH

TO RESCUE ME

Andy Gibb : 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection - The Best Of Andy Gibb

 

Andrew Roy Gibb

 (March 5th 1958 –  March 10th 1988)

 was an 

English singer and musician. 

He rose to international fame

 in the late 1970s

 as a

 teen idol 

and 

pop star. 

The younger brother of

 Barry, Robin, and 

Maurice Gibb

 of 

the Bee Gees, 

Gibb achieved

 major success

 in close collaboration

 with his brothers. 

He was the

 first solo artist

 to have his

 first three singles 

reach number one 

on the

 US Billboard Hot 100.

Born in England

 and raised 

in Australia, 

Gibb began

 performing professionally

 in his teens 

before moving to

 the United States, 

where he signed with

 RSO Records.

 His debut album,

 Flowing Rivers

 (1977), 

produced three

 US number-one singles:

 "I Just Want to Be Your Everything,"

 "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water," 

and

 "Shadow Dancing,"

 the last of which 

also topped charts 

internationally 

and became his

 signature song. 

His subsequent albums, 

Shadow Dancing

 (1978) 

and 

After Dark

 (1980),

 further cemented 

his popularity.

In the early 1980s, 

Gibb expanded into

 theater and television, 

starring in productions of 

The Pirates of Penzance 

(1981)

 and 

Joseph and the Amazing

 Technicolor Dreamcoat 

(1982), 

and co-hosting

 the music show

 Solid Gold 

(1981–82). 

However, 

his career was disrupted

 by substance abuse

 and depression, 

leading to declining 

commercial success.

 In 1988, 

just days after his 

30th birthday, 

Gibb died

 from myocarditis, 

exacerbated by

 years of drug use.

Bad Company : Burnin' Sky/Rough Diamonds

THE SKY IS BURNIN'

I BELIEVE

MY SOUL'S ON FIRE

Moxy : Under The Lights

WELL FIRST COMES

THE ROARIN' THUNDER

THEN COMES 

THE POURING RAIN

The Doobie Brothers : The Captain And Me (Expanded Edition)

WITHOUT LOVE

WHERE WOULD YOU BE NOW ?

The Firm : Mean Business

ALL THE KING'S HORSES

AND THE KING'S MEN

COULDN'T STORM

 THIS TOWER

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The Velvet Underground : The Velvet Underground & Nico

 

I DON'T KNOW WHERE

 I'M GOING

BUT I'M GONNA TRY

FOR THE KINGDOM

IF I CAN..

Rory Gallagher : Big Guns: The Very Best Of Rory Gallagher

 William Rory Gallagher

 (March 2nd 1948 – June 14th 1995) 

was an

 Irish musician, 

singer, and songwriter.

Regarded as

 "Ireland's first rock star",

 he is known for his 

virtuosic style of

 guitar playing 

and 

live performances. 

He has sometimes

 been referred to as

 "the greatest guitarist 

you've never heard of". 

Gallagher gained

 international recognition

 in the late 1960s 

as the frontman

 and lead guitarist 

of the blues rock

 power trio

 Taste. 

Following the band's

 break-up in 1970,

 he launched a

 solo career 

and was voted 

Guitarist of the Year 

by Melody Maker 

magazine

 in 1972.

Gallagher played over 

2,000 concerts 

worldwide throughout 

his career, 

including many in 

Northern Ireland 

during the Troubles. 

He had global 

record sales

 exceeding

 30 million.

During the 1980s, 

Gallagher continued to tour 

and record new music, 

but his

 popularity declined

 due to shifting trends

 in the music industry.

 His health also 

began to deteriorate,

 resulting in a 

liver transplant

 in March 1995 

at King's College Hospital

 in London. 

Following the operation,

 he contracted a

 staphylococcal infection 

(MRSA) 

and died

 three months later 

at the age of 47.

Gallagher has been

 commemorated posthumously 

with statues in 

Ballyshannon and Belfast, 

and public spaces

 renamed in his memory

 in Dublin, 

Cork, 

and Paris. 

He has been commemorated

 on an An Post set

 of postage stamps 

and a 

Central Bank

 of Ireland 

commemorative coin. 

Since 2002,

 the Rory Gallagher

 International

 Tribute Festival 

has been held

 annually in

 Ballyshannon.

A number of musicians

 in the world of 

rock and blues

 cite Gallagher

 as an influence,

 both for his 

musicianship and character,

 including

 Brian May

 (Queen), 

Johnny Marr

 (the Smiths), 

Slash 

(Guns N' Roses), 

the Edge 

(U2), 

Glenn Tipton

 (Judas Priest), 

Janick Gers 

(Iron Maiden), 

Vivian Campbell 

(Def Leppard),

 Joan Armatrading, 

Gary Moore, 

and

 Joe Bonamassa

Steely Dan : Pretzel Logic/Katy Lied

YOU TELL YOURSELF

YOU'RE NOT MY KIND

BUT YOU DON'T 

EVEN KNOW 

YOUR MIND

AND YOU COULD

HAVE A CHANGE OF HEART

Thin Lizzy : Still Dangerous (Tower Theater in Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania, U.S., 1977)

IF THAT CHICK

DON'T WANT TO KNOW

FORGET HER ...

Jimi Hendrix : Crash Landing

YOU DON'T NEED ME

YOU JUST WANT TO BLEED ME

SO TAKE YOUR DAGGER,

AND CUT ME FREE

The Carpenters : Love Songs

 Karen Anne Carpenter

 (March 2, 1950 – February 4, 1983) 

was an 

American musician 

who was the 

lead vocalist 

and drummer 

of the highly 

successful duo

 the Carpenters

formed with her

 older

 brother Richard.

 With a distinctive 

three-octave contralto range, 

she was praised by

 her peers for 

her vocal skills.

 Carpenter appeared on

 Rolling Stone's

 2010 list 

of the

 100 greatest singers

 of all time.

Journey: Budokan Hall 03/02/83

HIGHWAY RUN

TO THE MIDNIGHT SUN

WHEELS GO 

ROUND AND 'ROUND

YOU'RE ON MY MIND

RESTLESS HEARTS

SLEEP ALONE TONIGHT

SENDIN' ALL MY

ALONG THE WIRE

Pink Floyd : The Dark Side of the Moon

 

THE LUNATIC IS ON THE GRASS,

THE LUNATIC IS ON THE GRASS,

REMEMBERING GAMES

AND DAISY CHAINS AND LAUGHS

GOT TO KEEP THE LOONIES

ON THE PATH....

Styx : Kilroy Was Here

THE PROBLEM IS PLAIN TO SEE

TOO MUCH TECHNOLOGY

Deep Purple : Burn (30th Anniversary Edition)

PEOPLE ARE SAYIN'

THE WOMAN IS DAMMED

SHE MAKES YOU

BURN WITH

THE WAVE OF HER HAND