The Beatles : The Little Girl Tape

The 

" THE LITTLE GIRL TAPE"

Is Not An Official Or 

Commonly Known Title

For Any Beatles Recording 

However,

The Grateful Dead : Vancouver Canada, PNE Garden Auditorium 07/29/66

PRETTY MAMA,

DON'T YOU TELL ON ME

I'M STEALIN' BACK TO MY 

SAME OLD USE TO BE

Cass Elliot : Dream A Little Dream : The Cass Elliott Collection

 Ellen Naomi Cohen

 (September 19, 1941 – July 29, 1974), 

known professionally

 by the stage name

 Cass Elliot, 

was an

 American singer. 

She was also known as

 "Mama Cass", 

a name she 

reportedly disliked.

 Elliot was a member

 of the singing group

 The Mamas & the Papas. 

After the group broke up, 

she released 

five solo albums. 

Elliot received the 

Grammy Award for

 Best Contemporary

 Performance for 

"Monday, Monday"

 (1967).

 In 1998,

 she was posthumously

 inducted into the

 Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 for her work with

 the Mamas & the Papas.

ZZ Top : Greatest Hits (Expanded Edition)

 Joe Michael "Dusty" Hill

 (May 19, 1949 – July 28, 2021) 

was an American 

musician who was

 the bassist of

 the rock band

 ZZ Top 

for more than 

50 years. 

He also sang backing 

and lead vocals 

and played keyboards.

Hill was born in Dallas, Texas. 

As a child, 

he began performing music 

with his brother, 

Rocky Hill.

 In 1968, 

he and the drummer 

Frank Beard

 joined the guitarist 

Billy Gibbons

 in ZZ Top; 

they went on to release albums

 including the bestselling 

Eliminator 

(1983). 

Hill favored 

simple compositions and a 

"big",

 distorted sound. 

Critics described

 his basslines

 as a critical part of 

ZZ Top's sound, 

complementing Gibbons' 

guitar showmanship.

Hill was inducted into

 the Rock and Roll 

Hall of Fame

 as a member of 

ZZ Top

 in 2004. 

Hill died in 2021

 after a period of 

declining health. 

In line with his wishes, 

he was succeeded by

 the band's 

longtime guitar tech 

Elwood Francis.

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Black Sabbath : Sabotage (Super Deluxe Edition)

TAKE MY HAND,

MY CHILD OF LOVE

COME STEP INSIDE MY TEARS

SWIM THE MAGIC OCEAN

I'VE BEEN CRYING ALL THESE YEARS

Richard Wright : Broken China

 Richard William Wright

 (July,28th 1943 – September,15th 2008)

 was an

 English keyboardist 

and songwriter

 who co-founded

 the progressive

 rock band

 Pink Floyd. 

He appeared on almost

 every 

Pink Floyd album

 and performed on 

all of their tours. 

He was inducted into 

the Rock and Roll 

Hall of Fame

 in 1996

 as a member of 

Pink Floyd.

Wright grew up in 

Hatch End, Middlesex, 

and met his future

 Pink Floyd bandmates 

Roger Waters 

and 

Nick Mason 

while studying architecture

 at the

 Regent Street 

Polytechnic, London.

 After being joined by

 frontman and songwriter 

Syd Barrett,

 Pink Floyd achieved 

commercial success

 in 1967. 

Barrett was replaced by

 David Gilmour

 in 1968, 

who, along with 

Waters and Wright, 

took over songwriting. 

Wright initially

 contributed significantly

 to the band as a

 singer-songwriter, 

writing and providing

 lead vocals on 

songs including

 "Remember a Day" 

and the single

 "It Would Be So Nice" 

(both 1968). 

Later, Wright acted 

mainly as an arranger 

on compositions by 

Waters and Gilmour. 

He began to contribute less 

towards the end

 of the 1970s

 and left the band 

after touring 

The Wall in 1981. 

Rainbow : Down To Earth

I GET THE SAME OLD DREAMS

SAME TIME EVERY NIGHT

FALL TO THE GROUND

AND I WAKE UP

George Thorogood & The Destroyers : The Baddest Of George Thorogood & The Destroyers (Expanded Edition)

 

I'M A HARD WORKIN' MAN

HAVE BEEN FOR YEARS

Eric Clapton : Blues

THE SKY IS CRYING

LOOK AT THE TEARS

ROLL DOWN THE STREET

Attila (Billy Joel) : Attila

 Attila 

was an American

 rock duo

 from New York City, 

most notable for 

having featured 

a young 

William Joel

(Billy Joel.)

History

Billy Joel 

and

 Jon Small

 broke away from

 their band 

the Hassles 

and formed

 Attila in 1969.

 The instrumentation was 

organ and drums, 

with Joel

 also handling the

 bass lines 

with a keyboard, 

similar to

 the Doors' 

Ray Manzarek.

Their creative partnership

 ended in 1970

 when Joel

 ran off with 

Small's wife, 

Elizabeth, 

whom he later married, 

although this

 did not end

 their collaborations, 

as Small produced 

Joel's 1987 

Концерт video

 and the 

2011 

Live at Shea Stadium

 performance. 

Small became a 

music video director

Attila Album

Their only album, 

Attila, 

was released on 

July 27, 1970. 

No singles were released

 from the album 

and it did not chart. 

Joel himself has 

described the album as 

"psychedelic bullshit".

End of the sixties I was in a two-man group. We were heavy metal, we were going to destroy the world with amplification, we had titles like "Godzilla", "March of the Huns", "Brain Invasion". A lot of people think [I] just came out of the piano bar ... I did a lot of heavy metal for a while. We had about a dozen gigs and nobody could stay in the room when we were playing. It was too loud. We drove people literally out of clubs. "It was great, but we can't stay in the club."

— Billy Joel, Interview in 1985

The track 

Amplifier Fire, Part 1 (Godzilla)

would later appear on 

Joel's 2005 box set 

My Lives

Personnel

• Billy Joel (credited as William Joel) – vocals, keyboards, composer-arranger, production
• Jonathan Small – drums, composer-arranger, production
• Irwin Mazur – production
• Glenn Evans – road manager, technical (connected Hammond organ directly to Marshall amplifier)

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