The Who : Tommy Demos

TOMMY CAN YOU HEAR ME ?

Pat Travers : Pat Travers

NO KIDDIN'

I'M READY TO FIGHT

I'VE BEEN LOOKIN'

FOR MY BABY ALL NIGHT

Humble Pie : As Safe as Yesterday Is (Expanded Edition)

CAN I FACE TOMMORROW

WITH THE NEWS YOU BRING ME

Terry Reid : Bang, Bang You're Terry Reid

 Terrance James Reid

 (Born November,13th 1949), 

nicknamed

 "Superlungs", 

is an English

 Rock Vocalist, 

songwriter, 

and guitarist

 best known for his 

emotive style 

of singing

 in appearances 

with

high-profile musicians 

as vocalist, 

supporting act 

and 

session musician. 

As a solo recording 

and touring artist,

 he has released

 seven studio albums 

and four 

live albums. 

His songs have been

 recorded by

 numerous artists

 including 

The Hollies, 

Crosby, Stills & Nash,

 Jackson Browne, 

Arrival, 

Marianne Faithfull, 

Cheap Trick,

 Jack White

 with 

The Raconteurs, 

Joe Perry,

 Rumer

 and 

Chris Cornell.

Reid’s music career

 began in the early 1960s

 performing in a local 

British club where

 he was invited to join

 Peter Jay and the Jaywalkers 

as lead vocalist, 

opening for 

The Rolling Stones 1966 tour. 

In the later '60s, 

Reid was the

 solo supporting act

 for the Rolling Stones,

 Cream,

 Jethro Tull 

and

 Fleetwood Mac tours. 

He is known to have 

turned down 

an offer by

 Jimmy Page

 to be the lead vocalist

 of the band that

 became 

Led Zeppelin 

as well as an offer

 from

 Ritchie Blackmore

 to front

 Deep Purple. 

TRAFFIC : Traffic/ Last Exit

SEEMS I'VE GOT TO HAVE

A CHANGE OF SCENE

'CAUSE EVERYNIGHT I HAVE 

THE STRANGEST DREAM

Pink Floyd : Animals (2018 Remix)

YOU KNOW THAT I CARE

WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU

AND I KNOW THAT YOU CARE

FOR ME TOO

Brian Johnson : The Essentials : Brian Johnson

 Brian Johnson

 (Born October,5th 1947)

 is an English

 singer and songwriter. 

In 1980 

at the age of 32, 

after the death 

of

 Bon Scott, 

he became

 the third

 lead singer

 of the 

Australian 

rock band

 AC/DC

Free : Free (Expanded Edition)

YOU CAN CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS

BUT YOU WON'T GET FAR

DON'T MAKE NO DIFFERENCE

WHEREVER YOU ARE..

Artful Dodger : The Complete Columbia Recordings (1975-1977)

 Artful Dodger

 is an 

American 

Power Pop/Rock Band

 formed in Fairfax, 

Virginia in 1973, 

noted for their 

rock compositions, 

quick lyrics

 and vocal harmonies. 

The group was 

heavily influenced 

by

 the Beatles,

 The Faces, 

and 

The Rolling Stones

 and drew

 frequent comparisons

 to The Raspberries. 

Artful Dodger's 

studio releases 

received high

 critical praise, 

but the band 

was unable to 

penetrate the charts.

The Beatles : The Beatles For Sale Sessions

LOVE YOU

EV'RY DAY GIRL,

ALWAYS ON MY MIND

Yes : Time and a Word (Deluxe Edition)

 

IN THE MORNING

WHEN YOU RISE

DO YOU OPEN UP 
YOUR EYES

SEE WHAT I SEE ?

David Bowie : Pin Ups (Expanded Deluxe Edition)

YOU ACTED FUNNY
TRYING TO SPEND MY MONEY

Harry Nilsson : Pussy Cats (Expanded Edition)

DON'T FORGET ME,

DON'T FORGET ME

MAKE IT EASY,

ONLY JUST FOR A LITTLE WHILE

YOU KNOW I'LL THINK ABOUT YOU

LET ME KNOW

YOU'LL THINK ABOUT ME TOO

Jim Croce : The Way We Used To Be (The Anthology)

 James Joseph Croce

  (January 10, 1943 – September 20, 1973)

 was an American 

folk and rock

 singer-songwriter. 

Between

 1966 and 1973, 

He released

 five studio albums 

and numerous singles. 

During this period, 

Croce took a series of

 odd jobs

 to pay bills 

while he 

continued to write, 

record and 

perform concerts. 

After Croce formed 

a partnership 

with the songwriter

 and guitarist

 Maury Muehleisen

 in the early 1970s, 

his fortunes turned. 

Croce's breakthrough

 came in 1972, 

when his third album, 

You Don't Mess Around with Jim, 

produced three

 charting singles, 

including 

"Time in a Bottle", 

which reached No. 1 

after Croce died.

 The follow-up album 

Life and Times

 included the song

 "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown", 

Croce's only 

No. 1 hit 

during his lifetime.

On September 20, 1973,

 at the height 

of his popularity 

and the day before

 the lead single

 to his fifth album, 

I Got a Name, 

was released, 

Croce,

 Muehleisen, 

and four others

 died in a plane crash.

 His music continued 

to chart throughout

 the 1970s

 following his death. 

Croce's widow 

and early

 songwriting partner,

 Ingrid, 

continued to write 

and record

 after his death. 

Their son, 

A. J. Croce,

 became a

 singer-songwriter

 in the 1990s.

Harry Chapin : Verities & Balderdash

LITTLE BOY BLUE,

AND THE MAN IN THE MOON