Black Sabbath : The Paranoid Tour Compilation 1970-1971

PEOPLE THINK I'M INSANE

BECAUSE I'M FROWNING 

ALL THE TIME

John Lennon : Imagine

IMAGINE THERE'S NO HEAVEN

ITS EASY IF YOU TRY

NO HELL BELOW US

ABOVE US,

ONLY SKY

The Rolling Stones : Bedspring Symphony (A Box Lunch And Meat Whistle Live In Concert) (Revised Edition)

BABY

BABY

SO SAD 

SINCE YOU BEEN GONE

Benjamin Orr : The Lace

 Benjamin Orr

(Orzechowski)

 (September 8, 1947 – October 3, 2000) 

was an 

American musician. 

He was best known

 as the bassist, 

co-lead vocalist, 

and co-founder

 of the band

 The Cars 

He sang lead vocals

 on several

 of their hits,

 including

 "Just What I Needed", 

"Let's Go", 

"Moving in Stereo", 

and

 "Drive". 

He also had the

 solo hit 

"Stay the Night".

Orr 

was inducted into the

 Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame 

as a member of 

The Cars in 2018.

NEW LINK

The Pretenders : Riviera Theatre Chicago IL 1980

YOU MAKE ME WANNA
YOUMAKE ME WANNA
YOU MADE ME MAKE IT

OH, YOU'RE SO MEAN

David Bowie : Stage (2017 Expanded Edition)

THIS MELLOW

BLACK CHICK

JUST MY SPINE 

OUT OF PLACE

The Pretenders : The Singles (Expanded Edition)

 

Christine Ellen Hynde 

(Born September 7, 1951)

 is an 

American-British singer,

 songwriter 

and musician. 

She is a 

founding member 

of the rock band

 the Pretenders 

and is the band's 

lead vocalist, 

guitarist, 

and primary songwriter; 

she and drummer 

Martin Chambers 

are the band's

 two remaining 

original members. 

Hynde is the only

 continuous member

 of

 the Pretenders,

 having appeared on

 every studio album 

released by the band.

Hynde formed

 the Pretenders

 in Hereford, England,

 in 1978, 

with 

Pete Farndon, 

James Honeyman-Scott

 and 

Chambers. 

She has also recorded

 a number of songs

 with other musicians,

 including 

Frank Sinatra,

 Cher 

and 

UB40. 

Hynde recorded her

 first solo album, 

Stockholm,

 in 2014. 

The Crazy World of Arthur Brown : The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

 

I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE

AND I BRING YOU....

FIRE

I'LL TAKE YOU TO BURN

FIRE

I'LL TAKE YOU TO LEARN

I'LL SEE YOU BURN

Luther Grosvenor : Under The Skies (Expanded Edition)

UNDER OPEN SKIES

THERE ARE NO LIES

I FEEL SO FREE

LIKE THE BLUE SEA

Tom Fogerty & Randy Oda : Sidekicks

Thomas Richard Fogerty

(November 9, 1941 – September 6, 1990) 

was an American musician, 

best known as

 the rhythm guitarist for

Creedence Clearwater Revival. 

He was posthumously inducted

 into the

Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

in 1993.

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Although Tom's

 Golliwogs-era collaboration with John,

 "Walk on the Water",

 appeared on CCR's 

debut album,

 the subsequent lack of 

vocal and songwriting opportunities, 

compounded by 

longstanding animosity

 toward his brother, 

led Tom to leave the band 

in early 1971

 after the completion of

Pendulum.

 Though the band's press release 

characterized the split as amicable, 

Tom was frustrated by

 his brother's monopolization 

of the group's 

creativity and decision-making,

 lamenting that he simply became

 "just the guy who stood there

 and played rhythm guitar.

 So after we were into our

 sixth platinum album, 

I thought maybe I could do

 a little singing. 

But John was not going to

 change things, so I split.

Solo career

After leaving CCR, 

Fogerty 

began a solo career. 

His debut release,

 the April 1971 single 

"Goodbye Media Man"

 did not chart on the 

Billboard Hot 100, 

though it reached No. 3 

on the Bubbling 

Under chart 

and No. 93

 on the

Cash Box 

singles chart

Throughout the rest of the 

1970's and 1980's, 

Fogerty continued to record

 as both a solo artist 

and as a member of 

Ruby. 

At his October 1980 

wedding reception, 

all four members of CCR

 reunited and performed

 for the first time

 in a decade. 

They took the stage

 for the final time 

at a school reunion 

three years later.

Fogerty's final project 

was the album 

Sidekicks,

 recorded in 1988 

with 

Ruby bandmate

Randy Oda,

 though not released 

until 1992

DEATH

From Tom's departure

 from the band in 1971 

until his death, 

his relationship with 

his brother John 

was strained,

 woven into the complex

 legal and personal battles

 that John had with 

Fantasy Records 

owner 

Saul Zaentz.

 Tom's continued association 

with Zaentz,

 led to an irreconcilable impasse

 in their relationship. 

According to John's 

autobiography, 

Fortunate Son, 

he visited Tom 

several times shortly

 before his death,

 though they only

 barely reconciled during

 John's final visit. 

John later eulogized him

 at his funeral,

 saying, 

"We didn't want to

 conquer Wall Street 

or take over nations. 

We wanted to grow up

 and be musicians. 

I guess we achieved

 half of that, 

becoming rock and roll stars. 

We didn't necessarily grow up

 Sidekicks 

(also known as Rainbow Carousel)

 is an album by

Tom Fogerty 

and

Randy Oda

who previously worked together

 in the rock band Ruby

 The album was recorded in 1988 

and released in 1992 

on Fantasy Records,

 two years after

 Fogerty's death

 in 1990.

 Due to its

 posthumous release,

Sidekicks 

stands as Fogerty's

 final studio work.

Background

During spring 1988, 

Fogerty and Oda 

reunited to work on

 new material 

for the album

 that would become

Sidekicks. 

Recorded at Studio D

 at Fantasy Studios

 in Berkeley, 

additional overdubs were 

recorded at 

Chaton Recording in Scottsdale. 

The project saw 

Fogerty's son Jeff 

and

 Oda's brother

 Kevin 

on bass and drums

 respectively. 

After completing half of the album,

 Fogerty and Oda 

agreed to return to the studio

 at a later date

 so that Fogerty 

could spend more time

 with his

 newly-born daughter.

 However, soon after, 

Fogerty fell ill 

with pneumonia 

and was diagnosed with AIDS;

 believed to have been

 from an unscreened

 blood transfusion

 during Fogerty's 

back surgery 

earlier in the decade. 

After recovering from

 the pneumonia,

 Fogerty was able

 to continue working on

Sidekicks.

After its completion, 

Fantasy Records decided 

not to release the album.

 Fogerty died of

 AIDS-related tuberculosis

 in September 1990, 

and Sidekicks

would be posthumously released

 by Fantasy in 1992.

 In Germany,

 the album was released by

 Line Records. 

For this version,

 the artist name was changed to

 "Sidekicks"

 and the title 

Rainbow Carousel.

 In preparation

 for its release, 

the album was

 digitally remastered 

by George Horn

 at Fantasy Studios

 during the same year.

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Hawkwind : Hall of the Mountain Grill (Remastered Edition)

I WANDERED FAR

 IN LANDS UNKNOWN

'TIl I CAME TO MY 

EARTHLY HOME

FAR AWAY I FOUND

 LIFE'S DREAMS

DRIFTING ON 

A SILVER BEAM

The Kinks : Sunny Afternoon

I DON'T FEEL SAFE

IN THIS WORLD NO MORE,

I DON'T WANT TO DIE

IN A NUCLEAR WAR..