Steve Gaines : One in The Sun

 

The Doors : High School Confidential

The Rolling Stones : Stones In The Park 1969

THE ROLLING STONES

"STONES IN THE PARK"

HYDE PARK

LONDON 07/05/69

Led Zeppelin : Live in London '69 (Black Panther)

Recorded on 

June,27th 1969

 at

 The London's Playhouse Theatre, 

Northumberland Avenue 

TRACK LIST

Communication Breakdown

I Can't Quit You Baby

You Shook Me

White Summer

How Many More Times

Dazed & Confused

LINK

Atomic Rooster : Death Walks Behind You (Expanded Edition)

 

REACH THE TOP 

OF THE HEAVEN

THAT'S FALLEN BELLOW

Van Halen : Best Of... David Lee Roth

VAN HALEN 

BEST OF 

DAVID LEE ROTH

 TRACK LIST 

Runnin' With The Devil

You Really Got Me

Ain't Talkin About Love

Jamie's Cryin'

Feel Your Love Tonight

Little Dreamer

You're No Good

Beautiful Girls

Everybody Wants Some

(Oh) Pretty Woman

Where Have All The Good Times Gone

Dance The Night Away

Somebody Get Me A Doctor

Outta Love Again

Panama

Jump

 (Remix)

So This Is Love

Hot For Teacher

Ice Cream Man

Could This Be Magic

LINK

Queen Jazz (Deluxe Edition)

I'M GONNA HAVE MYSELF

A REAL GOOD TIME

I FEEL ALIVE

AND THE WORLD

I'LL TURN IT INSIDE OUT,

YEAH

The Faces : 1970-1975: You Can Make Me Dance, Sing or Anything (Box Set)

AH, WOMAN,

WOMAN YOUR TOUCH

YOUR TOUCH HAS GONE COLD

AS IF SOMEONE ELSE

CONTROLS YOUR VERY SOUL

Warren Zevon : Wanted Dead or Alive/ Warren Zevon

Warren William Zevon

 (January 24, 1947 – September 7, 2003)

 was an 

American rock singer 

and songwriter. 

His most famous 

compositions include 

"Werewolves of London", 

"Lawyers, Guns and Money", 

and 

"Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner".

 All three songs are

 featured on

 his third album,

 Excitable Boy (1978),

 the title track 

of which is 

also well-known. 

He also wrote

 major hits

 that were recorded by

 other artists,

 including 

"Poor Poor Pitiful Me", 

"Mohammed's Radio",

 "Carmelita", 

and 

"Hasten Down the Wind". 

Per 

The New York Times, 

"Mr. Zevon had a

 pulp-fiction imagination" 

which yielded

 "terse, action-packed, 

gallows-humored tales

 that could sketch an 

entire screenplay

 in four minutes 

and often had death

 as a punchline.

 But there was also 

vulnerability and

 longing in 

Mr. Zevon's ballads, 

like 

'Mutineer,' 

'Accidentally Like a Martyr', 

and

 'Hasten Down the Wind.

The Allman Brothers : Wipe The Windows, Check The Oil, Dollar Gas, 1976

 

CAN YOU TELL ME,

TELL ME

FRIEND

JUST EXACTLY 

WHERE I'VE BEEN ?

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