Kiss : Auckland,New Zealand 1980 (Ace's Last Stand)

HERE I AM,

AND IN THIS CITY

WITH A 

FIST FULL OF DOLLARS

AND BABY,

YOU BETTER BELIEVE

I'M BACK

IN THE NEW YORK GROOVE

Ozzy Osbourne : Undercover

CELEBRATING

THE BIRTHDAY

Of

THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS 

OZZY OSBOURNE

Shocking Blue : Retrospective

A GODDESS ON

 A MOUNTAIN TOP
WAS BURNING LIKE 

A SILVER FLAME

THE SUMMIT OF 

BEAUTY OF LOVE
AND VENUS 

WAS HER NAME

 

Suzi Quatro : Live And Kickin'

I'M A RED HOT FOX,

I CAN TAKE THE KNOCKS

I'M A HAMMER FROM HELL

HONEY,

CAN'T YOU TELL

I'M THE WILD ONE

YES THE WILD ONE...

Kevin Coyne : Marjory Razorblade

 Kevin Coyne

 (January,27th 1944 –  December,2nd 2004) 

was an English musician, 

singer, composer, 

film-maker, 

and a writer of lyrics, 

stories and poems. 

He was critically acclaimed

 for his unorthodox style

 of blues-influenced 

guitar composition,

 the intense quality 

of his vocal delivery, 

and his lyrics 

describing injustice

 to the mentally ill. 

Musicians who have 

described themselves as 

Coyne fans

 include 

Sting 

and 

John Lydon. 

In the mid-1970s, 

prior to the formation 

of the Police, 

Coyne's band

 included guitarist

 Andy Summers. 

BBC disc jockey 

Andy Kershaw 

described Coyne as

 "a national treasure 

who keeps getting better"

 and as one of the great

 British blues voices.

Over many years 

Coyne produced the art work

 for many of his own

 album covers.

 His move to Germany, 

in the 1980s, 

saw his work on

 full-size paintings 

blossom in its own right.

Death

Diagnosed with

 lung fibrosis in 2002, 

Coyne died in his 

adopted home of 

Nuremberg, Bavaria, 

Germany in 2004.

 He was survived by 

his wife Helmi 

and his sons 

Eugene, Robert

 and Nico.

Marjory Razorblade

 is a double-LP 

by English 

rock singer

 Kevin Coyne

 and was one of 

the earliest releases

 on Virgin Records,

 which had launched

 four months earlier

 in June 1973.

 The double album

 includes the song

 "Marlene", 

which was issued 

as a single,

 and

 "Eastbourne Ladies", 

which was featured

 among the 

selection of tracks

 played by

 John Lydon 

(aka Johnny Rotten) 

at the height of 

the Sex Pistols notoriety

 on the Capital Radio show 

A Punk & His Music, 

broadcast in London 

in the summer of 1977

NEW LINK

Ruben and the Jets (Frank Zappa and Mothers of Invention) : Cruising with Ruben & the Jets

I TRIED TO MAKE YOU HAPPY,

I GAVE YOU ALL MY LOVE

THERE'S NOTHING LEFT 

FOR ME TO DO

BUT CRY..

The Faces : Early Steps

 

EVIL,

IS GOIN' ON WRONG

I AM WARNIN' YOU, BROTHER

YOU BETTER WATCH

YOUR HAPPY HOME

Pink Floyd : Kilroy Was Here (A Collection Of Extremely Rare Pink Floyd Tracks )

Here Is Something I Found

On The Internet

It Had Some Other Stuff On It

That I Switched Around

and Made A Cover For

It Has A Cover By Hawkwind

That's Cool To Check Out 

 

Taste : What's Going On : Live At The Isle of Wight 1970

TAKE THAT

SINNER BOY HOME

WRAP HIM UP

KEEP HIM WARM

HE WON'T DO YOU,

HE WON'T DO YOU, 

NO HARM

The Rolling Stones : Blue & Lonesome

I'M JUST YOUR FOOL,

CAN'T HELP MYSELF

I LOVE YOU, BABY, 

AND NO ONE ELSE

I AIN'T CRAZY,

YOU ARE MY BABY

I'M JUST YOUR FOOL

Queen : Live Magic

I HAD A DREAM

WHEN I WAS YOUNG

A DREAM OF SWEET ILLUSION

A GLIMPSE OF HOPE AND UNITY

AND VISIONS OF ONE SWEET UNION

BUT A COLD WIND BLOWS

AND A DARK RAIN FALLS

AND IN MY HEART IT SHOWS,

LOOK WHAT THEY'VE DONE

TO MY DREAM

Tom Petty : Under The Covers (The Songs He Didn't Write)

 

SO YOU WANT TO BE

A ROCK N ROLL STAR ?

THEN LISTEN NOW 

TO WHAT I SAY

JUST GET AN ELECTRIC GUITAR

THEN TAKE SOME TIME

AND LEARN HOW TO PLAY