Harvey Mandel & Friends - Get Off In Chicago - 1974 - (Psychedelic Blues - Vinyl Rip)

Vinyl rip & scans by myself from the vinyl collection of my friend Cipcal ...
Enjoy !!!

Track Listing
01 Check Me Out 3:46
02 Local Days 3:34
03 Highway Blues 3:09
04 Sweet Lynda3:065High-Test Fish Line 5:19
06 I'm a Lonely Man 6:26
07 Race Track Daddy 5:52
08 Springfield Station Theme 6:28
09 Jellyroll 3:52

Credits
Peter Milio - Drums
Craig Rasband - Bass
G.E. Stinson - Guitar
Nick Tountas - Bass
Norman Wagner - Guitar
Bob Davis - Drums
Judy Roberts - Keyboards, Vocals
John Bishop - Guitar
Don Cody - Bass
Dave Cooke - Keyboards
Freddie Fox - Vocals
Vicki Hubley - Vocals
Phil Johnson - Drums
Rusty Jones - Drums
Ira Kart - Keyboards
Kenneth Little - Bass, Vocals
Harvey Mandel - Guitar

While Mike Bloomfield & Al Kooper recorded in their adopted home of California, using their new rock-star friends to assist on their two "Super-Session" recordings, Mandel came home to Chicago, assembled the most worthy players from Chicago's jazz, rock & blues scenes, & jammed for two days.: An "Underground-Super-Session", if you will.



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Spirit - My Father's Place, Old Roslyn, New York - August 8th 1976 - 1st & 2nd show

Randy California, Ed Cassidy, John Locke, John Turlep.



1st Show. (decent audience)

01. Nature's Way

02. Veruska

03. Little Time To Fly

04. Like A Rolling Stone

05. Farther Along

06. Mr Skin

07. Stoney Night

08. Fresh Garbage

09. World Eat World Dog

10. 1984

11. It's All The Same

12. I Got A Line On You

13. Animal Zoo

14, Hey Joe



2nd Show. (discreet FM)

01. Prelude > Nothing To Hide >

02. Nature's Way

03. Like A Rolling Stone

04. World Eat World Dog

05. Mr Skin

06. Farther Along

07. Stoney Night

08. Mega Star

09. I Got A Line On You

10. Reelin' In The Night

11. Dark Eyed Woman

12. 1984



Filler .

Original reunion with Neil Young, Santa Monica, Ca., August 28 1976

13. Just Like Thumb's Blues

14. Like A Rolling Stone



Fantastic show with Randy's guitar on fire , thanks to my friend Cipcal for his advice and to 38f for the original seed ...

Enjoy !!!



"Stoney Night" Live 08/76 Roslyn NY





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The Rockets - Oh Well

Suggested by my friend Cipcal , one of the best version of "Oh Well" with a killer solo by the Great Jim McCarty ... Enjoy !!!

Geoff Whitehorn - Whitehorn - 1974 (Vinyl Rip)

The album was called 'Whitehorn', and was not only released in Germany, France and Japan, but also in the Netherlands (1974). The label was Pink Elephant (PE 877070) and it was distributed by Dureco.

Side One
Makin' It Funky (Morris)
Fire Fire (Whitehorn)
Day Of Awakening (Whitehorn)
UFO (Morris)
I Stand Accused (C.M.Starrs / G. Morris)
Side Two
Mamma Said (Whitehorn)
Fall Out (Whitehorn / Morris)
My Mind Within (Whitehorn / Morris)
Snake In The Grass (Morris)
Blue Jiver (Morris).


Guitar & lead vocals - Geoff Whitehorn
Bass - Gerry Morris
Drums - John Richardson
Keyboards - Peter Arneson (should be Arnesen, ex-If).


Day Of Awakening, Mamma Said - drums by Cliff Davies and sax, flute by Dick Morrissey: both are mentioned on the sleeve as 'friends of Geoff': they were under contract with Gull Records (1974) to record the If album Not Just Another Bunch Of Pretty Faces (which includes Geoff). Geoff made this album just before joining If.
Makin' It Funky, UFO, Fall Out - backing vocals by producer Tony Atkins and Gerry Morris. Recorded and mixed at Marquee Studios, London.The sleeve is a story in itself: quite shocking for the seventies as it's a drawn picture of an old man with a German war cross around his neck putting his teeth into the bare boobs of a huge well-shaped lady. In front of those, two smoking ladies plus a smoking ape (!), but all five have head phones on ... on the back, a picture of Geoff in a smoke cloud (was this album sponsored by some cigarette company?).
Compared to his albums of the nineties, 'Whitehorn' is less interesting for Procol fans as his vocals are more to the fore than his - this time funky - guitar-playing, though on Fire Fire Geoff really shines. Day of Awakening could be an If outtake, Mamma Said has some nice interplay between Geoff's guitar and Morrissey's sax and My Mind Within is a slow ballad where Geoff stretches out the notes like only he can.

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Morgen - Morgen - 1969

From New York, this short lived band evolved around the namesake guitarist Steve Morgen.
A foreboding bass riff and staccato drumming introduce ‘Welcome To The Void’, and for the next thirty-eight minutes one is hurled headlong into a vortex of dual-guitar overload, lyrically woven with romantic and Victorian imagery residing on a tab of microdot.
There are some cool passages here, like the sudden rush of Jimi Hendrix/the Who-hybrid notes in “Love” as a jungle beat throbs in the background, and the lasciviously fey vocal and sweetly fuzzy guitar sustains in “Of Dreams.” “Eternity in Between” does make it clear Morgen was a big Who fan, with its lifts of the chord sequence from “Underture” and the stuttering distortion of “My Generation”.

Credits
- Steve Morgen : vocals, guitar
- Rennie Genossa : bass
- Bob Maiman : drums
- Barry Stock : rhythm guitar

Tracks List:
01. Welcome To The Void – 4:47
02. Of Dreams – 5:37
03. Beggin Your Pardon (Miss Joan) – 4:49
04. Eternity In Between – 5:06
05. Purple – 4:11
06. She’s The Nitetime – 3:30
07. Love – 10:53



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Headstone - Still Loooking - 1974

The opening seven minute title track is a killer journey through local underground guitar psych, and there's plenty more good stuff aboard including some more lyrical moves. Underrated LP, solid all through, better than many $1000 LPs. Great generic sleeve of eagle "still looking". The band also had three non-LP 45s which are pretty good. [PL]
Ohio was full of obscure hard rock bands in the 70s, and it’s surprising how many of their self-released albums have stood the test of time. Despite relatively simple songs, this album has real power. The long title track is the highlight, but the rest of the album comes close to the standard. The songs carry on a bit too long, but the solid guitar/organ sound is backed up by an energetic rhythm section and the overall feel of this album is strong, and gets better with repeated listens. They don’t seem like they were particularly talented, but they made the most of what they had. (Acid Archives)

Personnel:

David Flynn - Drums, Vocals
Bruce Flynn - Guitar
Barry Flynn - Bass, Lead Vocals
Tom Applegate - Hammond Organ

Tracks:
01. Still Looking (Headstone) - 8:26
02. I Like It (David Flynn) - 7:43
03. Misery (David Flynn, Barry Flynn) - 4:07
04. Those Days (David Flynn, Bruce Flynn, Barry Flynn) - 5:42
05. Peace Of Mind (Barry Flynn) - 4:58
06. Springtime (Barry Flynn, Tom Applegate) - 4:06
07. I Love You (David Flynn, Bruce Flynn, Barry Flynn) - 4:57
Bonus Tracks :
08. Buying Time (Barry Flynn) - 2:32
09. Snake Dance (Headstone) - 2:17
10. What People Say (Bruce Flynn) - 3:12
11. Carry On Me (David Flynn, Bruce Flynn, Barry Flynn) - 3:17
12. Hey Boy (David Flynn, Bruce Flynn, Barry Flynn) - 3:12
13. Ragin' River (David Flynn, Bruce Flynn, Barry Flynn) - 4:42



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