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DEBORAH COLEMAN, CANDYE KANE, DANI WILDE - Blues Caravan: Guitars & Feathers (2008)
Europe's Ruf label has a history of packaging blues artists, especially women, together for tours, and this one, recorded live in Bonn, Germany in January, 2008, works especially well. Newcomer Dani Wilde joins veterans Candye Kane and Deborah Coleman (the latter had been part of the previous Ruf blues package) for a rousing performance of blues and soul that condenses and displays the finest attributes of each artist. The tour borrows its name from Kane's 2007 Guitar'd and Feathered album, but it's the U.K.'s Wilde who makes the strongest impression, perhaps because she's somewhat of an unknown entity (her debut was not available in America as of this album's appearance, yet had been released in Europe). As in the past, the performers open and close the concert together, then concentrate on individual sets with a terrific road band backing up each one. The proceedings kick off in strong form with the trio's cover of Ray Charles' defiant "Won't Leave," trading off lead vocals. That drives the raw, party groove for the remainder of the show. Wilde's opening four original songs feature her guitar, but it's her growling, insistent vocals, somewhat similar to those of Janis Joplin, that are such a revelation. She hisses, yowls, croons and snarls her way through a set that ends too soon with the nearly six-minute slow blues of "I Love You More Than I Hate Myself" an unanticipated highlight of the night. Following that would be a challenged for anyone, yet Kane tries her hardest, strutting her way through typically sassy, double entendre jump blues-influenced music that reprises three songs from her recent disc and closes with the appropriately titled "Toughest Girl Alive." Fun and frisky. Coleman appears next, churning out sharp guitar to Luther Allison's "Fight" and ZZ Top's "Jesus Just Left Chicago," some inspired, even unusual covers that she stamps with her unique voice and red solos. The trio returns for raucous versions of "Something's Got a Hold of Me" and a rollicking ten-minute "Whole Lotta Love" that starts as a shuffle then shifts to Led Zeppelin's well-known arrangement to help close this high energy gig on an appropriately rowdy note. - allmusic.com
TARCKS: 01. Won't Leave 02. Bring Your Loving Home 03. Heal My Blues 04. Come Undone 05. I Love You More Than I Hate Myself 06. You Need a Great Big Woman 07. My Country Man 08. I'm Lucky 09. Crazy Little Thing 10. Toughest Girl Alive 11. Bad Boy 12. I Got To Know 13. Fight 14. Jesus Just Left Chicago 15. Somethings Got a Hold On Me 16. Whole Lotta Love 17. Rocking On The Blues Caravan
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One of the many neo-hippie jam bands inheriting the road-warrior mantle left behind by the Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic established a devout grassroots following on the strength of constant touring and a loose, rootsy brand of Southern rock informed by jazz and blues textures. The group's origins date to 1982, when vocalist John Bell and guitarist Mike Houser first began playing together while attending college in Athens, GA. When bassist Dave Schools left academia to join the duo the next year, Widespread Panic were officially born. The band recorded its debut single, "Coconut Image," in 1986; drummer Todd Nance joined soon after, followed by the addition of percussionist Domingo "Sunny" Ortiz and finally keyboardist John "JoJo" Hermann.
Widespread Panic released their energetic debut LP, Space Wrangler, in 1988 on the tiny Landslide label. After several years of relentless touring, they signed to major label Capricorn, which issued the group's eponymously titled sophomore effort in 1991. Appearances on the 1992 and 1993 H.O.R.D.E. tours greatly expanded their fan base prior to 1993's Everyday, while 1994's Ain't Life Grand spawned the AOR hits "Airplane" and "Can't Get High." After teaming with fellow Georgian Vic Chesnutt to record 1995's Nine High a Pallet under the name Brute, Widespread Panic reconvened for the album Bombs and Butterflies, released in 1997. In the spring of 1998, the band released Light Fuse, Get Away, and 'Til the Medicine Takes followed a year later. Another Joyous Occasion (2000) and Don't Tell the Band (2001) marked the band's first albums of the new millennium. In June 2002, Widespread Panic returned to the road for their annual summer tour of the States, but within a month, founding member and lead guitarist Michael Houser had to bow out. Houser was battling cancer and returned home to Athens, GA, to rest while guitarist George McConnell stepped in to finish the tour. On August 10, 2002, Houser succumbed to complications from pancreatic cancer at the age of 40.
Houser's wish was that the band would carry on after his passing, and with McConnell becoming a permanent replacement, Widespread Panic did just that. Their next full-length album, Ball, was released in April of 2003. Night of Joy and Über Cobra, both of which appeared in late March 2004, featured live selections from two of the band's shows at The House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, SC, while they toured in support of Ball. These marked Widespread Panic's second and third live efforts, follow-ups up to 2000's Another Joyous Occasion. They returned to the studio later that year for the Halloween-themed covers record Jackassolantern, and again in 2006 for Earth to America. Free Somehow, the band's tenth studio album (and first with newcomer guitarist Jimmy Herring), followed in early 2008, with Dirty Side Down appearing in 2010; it was followed by the in-concert set Live in the Classic City II in the fall. - allmusic.com
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BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - USA Blues Vol.1 & 2 (1996)
Acoustic songs from 92, 93 & 96 tour.
USA Blues Vol.1: 01. Spirit In The Night 02. For You 03. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 04. If I Should Fall Behind 05. The River 06. The Promised Land 07. Born In The USA (Aka USA Blues) 08. Mansion On The Hill 09. This Hard Land 10. Point Blank 11. Many Rivers To Cross 12. Thunder Road 13. Satan's Jewel Crown 14. Seeds 15. Adam Raised A Cain
USA Blues Vol.2: 01. Introduction (By Tim Robbins) 02. Tom Joad (Part 1) 03. Blowin' Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated This Way) 04. Oklahoma Hills 05. Car Car 06. Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) 07. Across The Border 08. Hard Travelin' 09. I Got To Know 10. Homestead 11. My Father's House 12. In Michigan 13. Shut Out The Light 14. Born In The USA 15. There'll Never Be Any Other For Me But You
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ARMAGEDDON - Armageddon (1975)
Armageddon was the last band to feature ex-Yardbird Keith Relf. The former lead singer and harmonica player of the band that launched Clapton, Beck and Page, Relf had abandoned his blues-guitar band roots when he founded Renaissance in the late 1960s. Relf left Renaissance after two albums (actually half way through the second album) due to frustrations with the music business and being tired of touring. However, when he created Armageddon, he became involved with one of the best guitar rock albums of the 70's. After the dissolution of Steamhammer, Relf, and ex-Steamhammer members, Martin Pugh (guitar) and Louis Cennamo (bass) came to L.A. and hooked up with ex-Captain Beyond and Johnny Winter drummer Bobby Caldwell to form Armageddon.
"Armageddon" was the only album released by British/American hard rock group Armageddon in 1975. It features Keith Relf of Yardbirds and Renaissance fame, Martin Pugh, lead guitarist on Rod Stewart's "An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down" and with Steamhammer, US-American Bobby Caldwell who was the drummer of Captain Beyond and with Johnny Winter, and Louis Cennamo who was the bass player for Renaissance and Steamhammer. Armageddon sought to create a style unlike any other in rock. - wikipedia
TRACKS: 01. Buzzard 02. Silver Tightrope 03. Paths And Planes And Future Gains 04. Last Stand Before 05. Basking in the White of the Midnight Sun a) Warning Comin' On b) Basking in the White of the Midnight Sun c) Brother Ego d) Basking in the White of the Midnight Sun (Reprise)
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GRATEFUL DEAD - Dave's Picks Vol.1 - Live At Mosque, Richmond, VA, May 25, 1977 (2012)
Dave's Picks Volume 1 is a three-CD live album by the rock band the Grateful Dead. It was recorded on May 25, 1977, at the Mosque in Richmond, Virginia, and contains the complete concert from that date. It was released on February 1, 2012. The album is the first in the Dave's Picks series of Grateful Dead archival releases, the successor to the Road Trips series.[6] It is a limited edition of 12,000 individually numbered copies. The cover art, by Scott McDougall, depicts the hands of two skeletons in outer space, fighting with lightsabers. This is a reference to the film Star Wars, which was released the same date that the concert was recorded.
The song list from 5/25/77 might not reveal much out of the ordinary (though it's great selection of tunes), but the playing is definitely extraordinary. The first set contains outstanding versions of favorites such as "Mississippi Half-Step," "Jack Straw," "Cassidy" and "Lazy Lightning" > "Supplication." And the second set is primo-grade '77 from start to finish. The buoyant "Scarlet Begonias" > "Fire on the Mountain" that kicks things off sets the tone, but then the rest of the set is a deftly played medley starting with "Estimated" and moving into "He's Gone," a primal drum workout from Mickey and Bill, a heart-pounding version of "The Other One" that's split by "Wharf Rat" (the only time those songs were played in that sequence), a joyful "Wheel," and then a double-dose of Chuck Berry to bring it all back to rock 'n' roll basics. Talk about a thrill ride! The three-disc Dave's Picks, Volume One was mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman, includes a colorful booklet with photos and a lively historical essay, and comes in a digipak made of 100% recycled and PCW materials. - amazon.com
DISC 1: 01. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 02. Jack Straw 03. They Love Each Other 04. Mexicali Blues 05. Peggy-O 06. Cassidy 07. Loser 08. Lazy Lightning 09. Supplication 10. Brown-Eyed Women 11. Promised Land
DISC 2: 01. Scarlet Begonias 02. Fire On The Mountain 03. Estimated Prophet 04. He's Gone 05. Drums
DISC 3: 01. The Other One 02. Wharf Rat 03. The Other One 04. The Wheel 05. Around And Around 06. Johnny B. Goode
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PHIL LESH & FRIENDS - Love Will See You Through (1999)
Phil Lesh's first solo album, Love Will See You Through, is a double-disc set of live performances culled from a series of Phil Lesh and Friends concerts Lesh gave after successfully completing liver transplant surgery in late 1998. Lesh used these shows to get back to speed, so he surrounded himself with friendly musicians -- including Jorma Kaukonen, Prairie Prince, Zoe Ellis, Steve Kimock, and Pete Sears -- and concentrated on songs the Grateful Dead routinely played in concert, along with some tunes associated with Kaukonen. The songs and the styles are familiar, but that's part of the charm -- listening to this music is like reuniting with old friends, fully aware of their conversational rhythms and quirks. If you're not in the mood, it can be a little irritating, but in the right frame of mind, it's a breezy, enjoyable experience to hear the old tunes played in the classic fashion. Even if it is Lesh's first solo album, Love Will See You Through isn't a major release in the post-Dead canon, but it certainly proves that Lesh has returned to full strength, and Deadheads will no doubt embrace this endearingly low-key music. - allmusic.com
DISC 1: 01. Dancin' in the Street 02. Broken Arrow 03. Big Boss Man 04. Friend of the Devil 05. Mr. Charlie 06. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 07. Franklin's Tower
DISC 2: 01. Dupree's Diamond Blues 02. I Am the Light of This World 03. Good Shepherd 04. Mashed Potato Jam 05. New Potato Caboose 06. Caboose Jam 07. St. Stephen
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PHIL LESH & FRIENDS - There and Back Again [Limited Edition] (2002)
With a pair of reunion shows of surviving Grateful Dead members slated for August 2002, the timing couldn't have been better for Phil Lesh's solo debut THERE AND BACK AGAIN. Enlisting the aid of Allman Brother/Gov't Mule guitarist Warren Haynes, Aquarium Rescue Unit fretman Jimmy Herring, Zen Trickster keyboardist Rob Barraco, and Bruce Hornsby drummer John Molo, Lesh has unleashed a debut sure to be embraced by rock fans of all ages. With longtime Dead lyricist Robert Hunter kicking in quite a few contributions, an optimistic mood bubbles over throughout, ranging from "Celebration" (with Haynes playing David Lindley to Lesh's Jackson Browne) to the upbeat stroll "Rock-n-Roll Blues." Haynes' contributions particularly stand out on both of his self-penned contributions; a tragic tale of fame gone awry ("The Real Thing") and an inspirational reaction and tribute to the late Jerry Garcia ("Patchwork Quilt"). Garcia is also represented by a remake of the Dead rarity "Liberty," a rollicking number reminiscent of vintage Little Feat thanks to Haynes's biting slide guitar.
This is a limited edition of "There And Back Again" which includes a bonus disc with 4 tracks.
DISC 1: 01. Celebration 02. Night Of A Thousand Stars 03. The Real Thing 04. Again And Again 05. No More Do I 06. Patchwork Quilt 07. Liberty 08. Midnight Train 09. Leave Me Out Of This 10. Welcome To The Underground 11. Rock-N-Roll Blues
DISC 2 - Limited Edition Bonus CD: 01. Passenger 02. St. Stephen 03. Dark Star 04. The Eleven
Personnel: Phil Lesh — bass, vocals, Warren Haynes — guitar, vocals, Jimmy Herring — guitar, John Molo — drums and percussion, Rob Barraco — keyboards, vocals and Michael Kang — violin on "Rock-n-Roll Blues".
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Jennifer Lynn Knapp is an American-Australian folk rock, and formerly contemporary Christian musician. She is best known for her first single "Undo Me" from her debut album Kansas (1998), and the song "A Little More" from her Grammy Award-nominated album Lay It Down (2000). The Way I Am (2001), was also nominated for a Grammy. In total, the three albums have sold approximately 1 million copies. After taking a 7-year hiatus, Knapp announced in September 2009 that she was returning to music. On May 11, 2010 she released her newest album Letting Go with the single "Dive In". The album debuted at No. 73 on the Billboard Hot 200 chart. - wikipedia
1998 - Kansas
"Kansas", the first Gotee Records release from singer/songwriter Jennifer Knapp, is an album rarely paralleled in the gospel genre. The edgy yet vulnerable folk-rock and alternative CCM mix serve to create a guitar-driven, almost gritty sound, resulting in comparisons between Knapp and fellow Lillith Fair performers Sheryl Crow and Melissa Etheridge. The project is framed by the a cappella melody "Faithful to Me," which both opens and closes the album. "Undo Me" and "Romans" are clothed in highly rhythmic, acoustic guitar rock, with "Romans" being the more upbeat, less intense of the two. The project's highlight is the song "Hold Me Now." The track, a lyrical parable of sorts, is as close as Knapp comes to a gentle, acoustic ballad. - allmusic.com
TRACKS: 01. Prelude (Faithful To Me) 02. Whole Again 03. Undo Me 04. Trinity 05. In The Name 06. His Grace Is Sufficient 07. Martyrs & Thieves 08. Romans 09. Refine Me 10. Hold Me Now 11. Visions 12. Faithful To Me (Reprise)
2000 - Lay It Down
Emotionally and dynamically no contemporary Christian woman does it like Jennifer Knapp. On her second release Lay It Down, Knapp shows the kind of artistic growth expected from a seasoned veteran. One minute it's Carole King in a coffe shop courtesy of "A Little More," The next you're tapping your toe to a snappy Sheryl Crow vibe on "Lay It Down." This disc is rich in texture and lyrically passionate. Knapp has always recognized her own inadequacies, ala her first hit "Undo Me." This time around the tune "Into Me," serves up another humble lyrical reflection. "I wanna know you, better then I do, relieve me from myself, bring me into you..." One of the discs most interesting and memorable tunes was written by Shawn Colvin, a ditty called "Diamond In The Rough." The song builds to a climatic peak with dc Talks guitarist Mark Townsend riffing his acoustic as though he were Allman Brother Dicky Betts. Lay It Down, is a triumph for Jennifer Knapp, she wears the hat of a multi-talented lyricist, songwriter, and vocalist very well. - allmusic.com
TRACKS: 01. A Little More 02. Lay It Down 03. Usher Me Down 04. Into You 05. All Consuming Fire 06. You Answer Me 07. You Remain 08. Diamond In The Rough 09. When Nothing Satisfies 10. Peace
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Donna Hopkins was only 14, growing up in Arab (pronounced AIR-rab), Alabama, when she began sneaking out of the house to play guitar in bars in nearby Huntsville and Muscle Shoals. It wasn't long before Donna left home for good, relocating to Birmingham and later to Nashville. She then spent eight years on the road, for much of that time traveling in the Dakotas, Montana and in Las Vegas, before settling in Atlanta 14 years ago. If age 14 seems a bit young to make a commitment to a career and a lifestyle, consider that Donna, whose blues band performs all over, has music in her blood, dating back three generations. "My great grandfather, my grandfather and my mother were all musicians," Donna recalls. "My grandfather, Tip Barbee, played bluegrass and blues kind of stuff. I remember going to hear him play on Saturday nights." Donna also remembers her mother playing guitar and organ, back in the late '60s and early '70s, clad in mini skirt and go-go boots.
Donna hasn't forgotten her musical roots. She's released a solo album titled Free To Go ("the one I've been waiting for," she says), and her grandfather, who still lives in Alabama, plays on one cut. Donna also is keeping up the family tradition, reporting with no small measure of pride that her 6-year-old daughter, India, is a budding singer and actress who won a scholarship to an acting school. India also makes an appearance on Donna's album, sharing vocals with her mom on "Everything Money Can't Buy," a cut selected by Atlanta Magazine for the first annual Atlanta Artist compilation CD. Donna has continued her own tradition of gigs and travel. She also appears frequently around the Southeast with the Women of Rock, an acoustic songwriter-in-the-round performance that also features Caroline Aiken and Diane Durrette.
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BILL WYMAN'S RHYTHM KINGS - Live Communication (2011)
His "walking" style of bass playing was inspired by bluesman Willie Dixon. He has produced records, TV and film scores, and has written several books about his own life, with the Stones and as a photojournalist, including his 1990 biography, 'Stone Alone', and 2002's 'Rolling with the Stones'. He is also a restaurateur and professional photographer who has had his work showcased internationally, and has even patented a metal detector, which allows him to unearth ancient relics in his native England. With a CV, which includes being bassist of the Rolling Stones, for several decades, Bill Wyman could have cemented his place in rock and roll history, but he went on to form the industrious Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings.
Their newest release, recorded live, hence the name, 'Live Communication' features an outstanding group of musicians. The line-up includes guitarist Albert Lee, vocalists (Dr. Hook) Dennis Locorriere and Beverley Skeete, pianist/accordionist Geraint Watkins, Graham Broad on drums, and Nick Payn and Frank Mead on sax. The 13-track CD pulls from a variety of genres: blues, boogies, rock, rockabilly, swing, as well as from a pool of acclaimed songwriters: Willie Dixon, Carole King, Ashford/Simpson, Lieber/Stoller, Joe Tex and even Chuck Berry. But it is the extreme sophistication, yet earthiness, that exudes from this recording that makes it outstanding. - pennyblackmusic.co.uk
TRACKS: 01. She's Looking Good 02. Unchain My Heart 03. All Night Long 04. Drown In My Own Tears 05. That's Better For Me 06. Harlem Shuffle 07. Louisiana 1927 08. Show Me 09. Too Late 10. I Don't Need No Doctor 11. Johnny B Goode 12. That Is Rock & Roll 13. Crying In The Rain
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JO JO GUNNE - Jo Jo Gunne & Bite Down Hard & Jumpin The Gun & So... Where's The Show (2011)
Jo Jo Gunne was a rock group formed in Los Angeles in 1971 by Jay Ferguson (b. May 10, 1947; Burbank, CA) (keyboards, vocals) and Mark Andes (b. February 19, 1948; Philadelphia) (bass, vocals) after they left Spirit. They added Mark's brother Matt Andes (b. California) (guitar, vocals) and Curley Smith (b. January 31, 1952; Wolf Point, MT) (drums) to complete the lineup, signed to Asylum Records, and made a self-titled debut album containing the Top 40 hit "Run, Run, Run," after which Mark Andes left the band and was replaced by Jimmy Randall (b. February 14, 1949, Dallas). (Andes went on to be a member of Firefall and Heart.) The group continued for three more albums with more personnel changes, but did not maintain the commercial momentum of its debut and broke up in 1975. Ferguson has made solo albums and scored movies.
UK two CD set containing a quartet of albums from these California rockers: Jo Jo Gunne (1972), Bite Down Hard (1973), Jumpin' The Gunne (1973) and So... Where's The Show? (1974).
DISC 1: 01. Run Run Run 02. Shake That Fat 03. Babylon 04. I Make Love 05. Barstow Blue Eyes 06. 99 Days 07. Academy Award 08. Take It Easy 09. Flying Home 10. Ready Freddy 11. Roll Over Me 12. 60 Minutes To Go 13. Rock Around the Symbol 14. Broken Down Man 15. Special Situations 16. Take Me Down Easy 17. Wait a Lifetime 18. Rhoda
DISC 2: 01. I Wanna Love You 02. To the Island 03. Red Meat 04. Getaway 05. Before You Get Your Breakfast 06. At the Spa 07. Monkey Music 08. Couldn't Love You Better 09. High School Drool 10. Neon City 11. Turn the Boy Loose 12. Where Is the Show? 13. I'm Your Shoe 14. Single Man 15. She Said Alright 16. S & M Blvd. 17. Falling Angel 18. Big Busted Bomshell From Bermuda 19. Into My Life 20. Around the World
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Grace Slick is an American singer, songwriter, and former model, well known as one of the lead singers of the rock groups The Great Society, Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, and Starship, as well as for her work as a solo artist, for nearly three decades, from the mid-1960's to the mid-1990's. Slick was an important figure in the 1960's psychedelic rock movement, and is known for her witty lyrics and powerful contralto vocals. - wikipedia
Solo albums:
- Manhole (1973) – US position: # 127
- Dreams (1980) – US position: # 32
- Welcome to the Wrecking Ball! (1981) – US position: # 48
- Software (1984) – US position: # 206
"Manhole" is Grace Slick's first solo album credited solely to her (she had previously recorded Sunfighter with Paul Kantner and Baron von Tollbooth and the Chrome Nun with Kantner and David Freiberg, both of whom co-produced Manhole). The album was recorded in 1973, when Jefferson Airplane had stopped touring, and Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady were making the Hot Tuna album, The Phosphorescent Rat. All the members who would form Jefferson Starship in 1974 performed on this album, except for Papa John Creach. The album was conceived as a soundtrack to a movie, (noted by the title of the second track, "Theme from the Movie Manhole"), although there was no such movie made. Grace drew all of the artwork for the album, and wrote on the cover "Child Type Odd Art by Grace." The album only reached #127 on the Billboard charts.
TRACKS: 01. Jay 02. Theme From The Movie Manhole 03. Come Again Toucan 04. It's Only Music 05. Better Lying Down 06. Epic (#38)
"Dreams" is Grace Slick's 1980 album. The album was recorded in NYC without any previous or current members of Jefferson Starship. Steve Price of Pablo Cruise plays drums on "Garden of Man." One single, "Seasons", was released in the States to promote the album. In the United Kingdom the track "Dreams" was lifted as a single. The album itself rose to #32 on the Billboard charts. It also reached #28 in the UK album Chart.
TRACKS: 01. Dreams 02. El Diablo 03. Face To The Wind 04. Angel Of Night 05. Seasons 06. Do It The Hard Way 07. Full Moon Man 08. Let It Go 09. Garden Of Man
"Welcome to the Wrecking Ball!" is Grace Slick's 1981 follow-up to her solo album Dreams (1980). Her third solo album, it was released before stepping back into her old position in Jefferson Starship. The lyrics of the first track include numerous references to Slick's dislike of rock journalists and critics. The songs Slick wrote for side-B of the album are closer in style to the psychedelic songs of Jefferson Airplane than to the songs on the previous album Dreams, and the song "No More Heroes" contains vocal overlays and tape effects speeding up and slowing down the song. The album rose to #48 on the Billboard charts.
TRACKS: 01. Wrecking Ball 02. Mistreater 03. Shot In The Dark 04. Round & Round 05. Shooting Star 06. Just A Little Love 07. Sea Of Love 08. Lines 09. Right Kind 10. No More Heroes
"Software" is Grace Slick's 1984 album. This album was recorded after she had re-joined Jefferson Starship. After working on this album, Peter Wolf would go on to contribute to Jefferson Starship's 1984 album, Nuclear Furniture.
TRACKS: 01. Call It Right Call It Wrong 02. Me And Me 03. All The Machines 04. Fox Face 05. Through The Window 06. It Just Won't Stop 07. Habits 08. Rearrange My Face 09. Bikini Atoll
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WHITNEY HOUSTON - The Ultimate Collection (2007)
Whitney Houston was an American singer, actress, producer, and model. Houston was the most awarded female act of all time, according to Guinness World Records. Her list of awards includes 2 Emmy Awards, 6 Grammy Awards, 30 Billboard Music Awards, 22 American Music Awards, among a total of 415 career awards as of 2010. Houston was also one of the world's best-selling music artists, having sold over 170 million albums, singles and videos worldwide. Inspired by prominent soul singers in her family, including her mother Cissy Houston, cousins Dionne Warwick and Dee Dee Warwick, and her godmother Aretha Franklin, Houston began singing with New Jersey church's junior gospel choir at age 11. After she began performing alongside her mother in night clubs in the New York City area, she was discovered by Arista Records label head Clive Davis. Houston released seven studio albums and three movie soundtrack albums, all of which have diamond, multi-platinum, platinum or gold certification.
On February 11, 2012, Houston was found dead in her guest room at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, in Beverly Hills, California, of causes not immediately known.
2007 UK single-disc collection from the R&B and Pop vocalist, one of the biggest, and best-selling, female artists of all time. She's broken countless records throughout her career, has had consistent success in music and in film, since her debut single "Saving All My Love For You" in 1985. Her music combined big adult ballads with stylish pop and slick contemporary urban soul and her voice is a benchmark that has not since been equaled. This 18 track compilation features her absolute best hits including 'I Will Always Love You', 'Greatest Love Of All', 'Exhale (Shoop Shoop)', 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody', 'Saving All My Love For You' and many more. The previous Greatest Hits collection was a two CD set that featured remixes and more, but this single-disc collection offers the cream of the crop! - amazon.com
TRACKS: 01. I Will Always Love You 02. Saving All My Love For You 03. Greatest Love of All 04. One Moment In Time 05. I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) 06. How Will I Know 07. So Emotional 08. When You Believe (Duet with Mariah Carey) 09. Where Do Broken Hearts Go 10. I'm Your Baby Tonight 11. Didn't We Almost Have It All 12. Run To You 13. Exhale (Shoop Shoop) 14. If I Told You That (Duet with George Michael) 15. I Have Nothing 16. I'm Every Woman 17. It's Not Right But It's Okay 18. My Love Is Your Love
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Jackie Greene is an American singer-songwriter and musician. Discovered at an open mike when Dig Music's owner happened to be there, singer/songwriter Jackie Greene is a captivating performer who works well in simple, sparse environments. Signing to the label almost immediately, the California native worked countless clubs and bars before his discovery, a fact made more interesting when it's considered that he was a teenager during that time. A multi-instrumentalist, Greene played most of the instruments on his debut record, Gone Wanderin'. A soulful bit of roots music, the album brought him to a national audience and sprung him into a college tour during the fall of 2002. Rusty Nails, a collection of material from 2001, was released by Dig Records in 2003, followed by the live-in-the-studio DVD video =Broken Hearts Dusty Roads in 2004. Sweet Somewhere Bound appeared on Dig later that same year, and was licensed to Verve Records, which reissued it in 2005. His first proper album for Verve, American Myth, appeared in 2006. In 2008, Greene released Giving Up the Ghost, his first album for 429 Records. The pop-infused but still heartfelt Till the Light Comes followed in 2010.
2008 - Giving Up The Ghost
Aptly described by the New York Times as the "Prince of Americana" for the extraordinary breadth and variety of his talents in performing, arranging, and songwriting, Jackie Greene delivered another ace addition to his catalog with 2008's "Giving Up The Ghost", his fifth full-length and 429 Records debut. Between the stomping "Follow You" and the hauntingly restrained "Prayer for Spanish Harlem," there appears to be very little Greene cannot do with a guitar and a few chords.
TRACKS: 01. Shaken 02. Animal 03. I Don't Live In A Dream 04. Like A Ball & Chain 05. Uphill Mountain 06. Don't Let The Devil Take Your Mind 07. Prayer For Spanish Harlem 08. Downhearted 09. Follow You 10. Another Love Gone Bad 11. When You Return 12. Ghosts of Promised Lands
2010 - Till The Light Comes
Back from his most extensive tour to date, hitting up all the festivals, Jackie Greene delivers another gem proving his title 'Prince of Americana' more relevant than ever. Jackie steps out with maturity and soul on this incredible journey of song confirming that 'Mr. Next Big Thing'...is here, and now! Says Ben Fong Torres, of Rolling Stone Magazine fame '.........Jackie is a sensational rocker.......not to be missed'. - amazon.com
TRACKS: 01. Shaky Ground 02. Stranger In Sand 03. Medicine 04. Grindstone 05. A Moment Of Temporary Color
06. Spooky Tina 07. 1961 08. Take Me Back In Time 09. The Holy Land 10. Till The Light Comes
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BEKI HEMINGWAY & JONATHAN RUNDMAN - Tennesota (2004)
The word Tennesota is a geographic contraction, an intersection of two states that don't border each other. It sounds and looks like a term used before, but yet seems foreign or new. It's also the title of the soon-to-be-released duo-debut CD by songwriters Beki Hemingway and Jonathan Rundman, and it's a cleverly appropriate moniker for this richly textured Americana album. Beki Hemingway brings the Tennessee half to the mix, with the newest chapter of her career set in Nashville. The Minnesota remainder is represented by Jonathan Rundman of Minneapolis. These new songs retain the flavor of the towns of their origin, with Hemingway's breathtaking vocals and lovely, melancholy melodies recalling Music City's country fringe (Emmylou Harris, Buddy & Julie Miller, etc.) and Rundman's heartland harmonies and garagey instrumentation echoing his Twin Cities forefathers (Jayhawks, Paul Westerberg, etc.). The blend is tailor made, and even carries hints of the duo's other less-expected musical commonalities like '80s New Wave and traditional church hymnody. - amazon.com
TRACKS: 01. You Never Last Where You Land 02. Alone In A New City 03. Hometown 04. Easy Chair 05. List Of Things To Do 06. Everything To Everyone 07. No Regrets 08. Mary's Song 09. Vacancy Sign 10. Forgiveness Waltz 11. Consolation Prize
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Beki Hemingway is a singer/songwriter based first and currently in Denver, with stops in Chicago, Nashville, & Glasgow along the way. Her long & varied career has found her playing in several bands, as well as singing live and studio backup vocals on everything from industrial to inspirational music. She has released 5 CDs on Salt Lady Records, performed all over the US, in Ireland, Scotland, & Germany, and opened for such acts as Shawn Colvin, Aimee Mann, and Pierce Pettis. After a few years' break from the road, Beki is writing for a new CD and beginning to fill the calendar with live performances with guitarist/producer husband Randy Kerkman.
1999 - Too Much Plenty
For many years Chicago-based Beki Hemingway was involved in a string of underground bands, most recently the popular rockabilly group This Train, who toured with Rich Mullins. Now with her first solo LP, Beki finds her own sound, which she describes as "alterna-folkpoprock." Peppy electric guitars combine with full bass and drums to form a backdrop for melodically-charged vocals that are sometimes pop, sometimes edgy, and sometimes sweet. The fun and honest lyrics cover some nostalgic ground, discussing childhood memories and growing up, as well as relationships and faith.
TRACKS: 01. Make You Proud 02. Grip 03. Old Man 04. Hanging Up The Phone 05. Over With 06. Sinsick 07. Castles 08. Fort Bragg 09. Tippie Toe 10. My World 11. Mary Alice 12. Make A Wish 13. Julian's Letter 14. Unspoken 15. Simplicity 16. First One 17. All The Time 18. Sinsick (Demo Version)
2002 - Words For Loss For Words
Beki Hemingway spent two years grieving her fathers death, and the experience left her with an albums-worth of honest, moving, poetic songs concerning the surprising Presence of God in times of loss and brokenness. Words For Loss of Words is the perfectly realized folk-rock memento of those songs.
TRACKS: 01. Good Again 02. Only Thing Worse 03. Better Vision 04. To Spare You 05. Hope Is All I Have 06. Saturday 07. The Crows Of Cashel 08. Just Remember I Love You 09. Siouxanne 10. Floating Away
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RINGO STARR - Ringo 2012 (2012)
"Ringo 2012" is the fabulous sound of a man you know and love working in the groove of a lifetime and making an album with nine songs that vividly reflect his life yesterday and today. "This album is me doing what I do here and now," says Ringo, "and nobody's more qualified to do that than I am!" In fact, one of the only things that didn't come easy for Ringo Starr making Ringo 2012 was the title. Ringo 2012 cannot help but recall the title of another classic album by Starr, 1973's Ringo -- in fact, Ringo 2012 features a startlingly new and improved version of "Step Lightly' from the massively successful Ringo, as well as "Wings" from 1978's Ringo The 4th.
Ringo Starr's 17th solo studio record, titled simply "Ringo 2012" and produced by Ringo, it was recorded in LA and mixed in England by Ringo and Bruce Sugar, and features 9 songs. Of the 9 tracks two are covers, "Think It Over," and "Rock Island Line" and two are new versions of his own songs, "Wings" and "Step Lightly." Joining Ringo in the studio for Ringo 2012 were musicians (in alphabetical order): Michael Bradford, Ann Marie Calhoun, Matt Cartsonis, Steve Dudas, Charlie Haden, Amy Keys, Kelly Moneymaker, Richard Page, Van Dyke parks, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Dave Stewart, Bruce Sugar, Benmont Tench, Joe Walsh , Don Was, Edgar Winter.
TRACKS: 01. Anthem 02. Wings 03. Think It Over 04. Samba 05. Rock Island Line 06. Step Lightly 07. Wonderful 08. In Liverpool 09. Slow Down
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V.A. - Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan (2012)
Designed as a celebration for Amnesty International's 50th Anniversary, Chimes of Freedom is the mother of all tribute albums: a four-disc salute to Bob Dylan that runs some 76 songs performed by singers from all corners of the globe. Apart from Lennon/McCartney - the former of which was the subject of producers Jeff Ayeroff and Julie Yannatta's previous 2007 collection Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign to Save Darfur - no other songwriter of the rock & roll era could attract so many different artists from so many different genres as Dylan, something that is a testament to the resilience of his catalog. From the very start of his career, Dylan saw his songs covered by all manners of artists, ranging from colleagues and peers to longhair rock bands, easy listening outfits, and weirdos like William Shatner, so the absurd abundance of Chimes of Freedom in a way fits into the grand pattern of history: his songs were always up for grabs, they've survived terrible misguided covers, they've been performed with loving faith, they've been reinvented once and again. Given its monumental length, it should be of no great surprise that Chimes of Freedom has songs that fall into each category, although it is surprisingly bereft of awfulness. Not even Miley Cyrus' painful-in-theory straight-ahead cover of "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" is awful: she may not know who Verlaine and Rimbaud are, but she focuses on the melody and winds up selling the song in the process. Most of the artists here perform a similar trick, choosing love songs over protests, keeping things intimate instead of anthemic. Naturally, there are exceptions to the rule, but the scales on Chimes of Freedom are tipped toward pretty stripped-down sincerity - even Ke$ha abandons Auto-Tune for a nearly a cappella interpretation of "Don't Think Twice It's Alright" - an aesthetic that's easy to digest and helps make the artists that do something different pop out dramatically: Flogging Molly's Pogues-ian run through "The Times They Are A-Changing," Bryan Ferry's eerie reading of "Bob Dylan's Dream," Elvis Costello adding spikes to "License to Kill," Sinéad O'Connor tearing up "Property of Jesus," and Queens of the Stone Age tapping into Bob's rowdy side with a tremendous "Outlaw Blues." After a parade of faithful salutes ranging from Billy Bragg's impassioned "Lay Down Your Weary Tune" to Lenny Kravitz's absurd re-creation of "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35," it's great to hear actual re-interpretations of Dylan's songs - after all, even Bob himself doesn't always sing the same song the same way twice - cduniverse.com
DISC 1: 01. One Too Many Mornings (Johnny Cash featuring The Avett Brothers) 02. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Raphael Saadiq) 03. Drifter's Escape (Patti Smith) 04. Ballad of Hollis Brown (Rise Against) 05. Blind Willie McTell (Tom Morello The Nightwatchman) 06. Corrina, Corrina (Pete Townshend) 07. Most of the Time (Bettye LaVette) 08. This Wheel's On Fire (Charlie Winston) 09. Simple Twist of Fate (Diana Krall) 10. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (Brett Dennen) 11. Love Sick (Mariachi El Bronx) 12. Blowin' in the Wind (Ziggy Marley) 13. Changing of the Guards (The Gaslight Anthem) 14. Not Dark Yet (Silversun Pickups) 15. You're A Big Girl Now (My Morning Jacket) 16. Boots of Spanish Leather (The Airborne Toxic Event) 17. Girl from the North Country (Sting) 18. Restless Farewell (Mark Knopfler)
DISC 2: 01. Outlaw Blues (Queens Of The Stone Age) 02. Rainy Day Woman #12 & 35 (Lenny Kravitz) 03. One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below) (Steve Earle & Lucia Micarelli) 04. Heart Of Mine (Blake Mills) 05. You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (Miley Cyrus) 06. Lay Down Your Weary Tune (Billy Bragg) 07. License to Kill (Elvis Costello) 08. Lay, Lady, Lay (Angelique Kidjo) 09. Ring Them Bells (Natasha Bedingfield) 10. Love Minus Zero/No Limit (Jackson Browne) 11. Seven Curses (Live)(Joan Baez) 12. No Time To Think (The Belle Brigade) 13. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You (Live) (Sugarland) 14. Mr. Tambourine Man (Jack's Mannequin) 15. 4th Time Around (Oren Lavie) 16. All I Really Want To Do (Sussan Deyhim) 17. Make You Feel My Love (Recorded Live at WXPN) (Adele)
DISC 3: 01. With God On Our Side (K'NAAN) 02. I Want You (Ximena Sarinana) Listen 03. She Belongs to Me (Neil Finn with Pajama Club) 04. Bob Dylan's Dream (Bryan Ferry) 05. Tomorrow Is A Long Time (Zee Avi) 06. Just Like a Woman (Carly Simon) 07. The Times They Are A-Changin' (Flogging Molly) 08. Buckets Of Rain (Fistful Of Mercy) 09. Man Of Peace (Joe Perry) 10. It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (Bad Religion) 11. Desolation Row (Live) (My Chemical Romance) 12. Knockin' on Heaven's Door (RedOne featuring Nabil Khayat) 13. Abandoned Love (Paul Rodgers & Nils Lofgren) 14. New Morning (Darren Criss featuring Chuck Criss and Freelance Whales) 15. The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll (Cage the Elephant) 16. It Ain't Me, Babe (Band of Skulls) 17. Property of Jesus (Sinéad O'Connor) 18. Shelter From The Storm (Ed Roland and The Sweet Tea Project) 19. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Ke$ha) 20. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (Kronos Quartet)
DISC 4: 01. I Shall Be Released (Maroon 5) 02. Political World (Carolina Chocolate Drops) 03. Like A Rolling Stone (Seal & Jeff Beck) 04. Bob Dylan's 115th Dream (Taj Mahal) 05. Senor (Tales of Yankee Power) (Live) (Dierks Bentley) 06. One Of Us Must Know (Sooner Or Later) (Mick Hucknall) 07. I'll Remember You (Thea Gilmore) 08. John Brown (State Radio) 09. All Along the Watchtower (Live) (Dave Matthews Band) 10. Subterranean Homesick Blues (Michael Franti) 11. Mama, You Been On My Mind (We Are Augustines) 12. Tryin' To Get To Heaven (Lucinda Williams) 13. Quinn The Eskimo (The Mighty Quinn) (Kris Kristofferson) 14. Gotta Serve Somebody (Eric Burdon) 15. I'd Have You Anytime (Evan Rachel Wood) 16. Baby Let Me Follow You Down (Live)(Marianne Faithfull) 17. Forever Young (Pete Seeger) 18. Chimes Of Freedom (Bob Dylan)
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TAYLOR BARTON - Thoroughbred (1997)
Chances are you have heard, met, or worked with Taylor Barton: a smart, multi-talented, singer-songwriter, actress, writer, playwright, poet, dancer, and film producer. She has spent over three decades traversing the arts and culminated into a 21st century Renaissance woman. Born in Baltimore, Maryland she started her musical training with piano lessons at age six. She enrolled in the Peabody Institute at age thirteen where she studied dance until her high school graduation. Music and lyrics were always her passion and while frequenting the local bars in Fells Point, she was inspired by her hometown heroes, Tom Waits, Lowell George, and John Waters.
Former 'Generic Blondes' lead singer Taylor Barton steps out on her own with 'Thoroughbred'. Her new setting leaves plenty of room for Barton's unaffected vocal, style, her sharp compassionate lyrics, and her ability to slip into rockers, mid-tempos, and ballads.
TRACKS: 01. Alice 02. Down In The Water 03. One Man Down 04. Lost Lucy 05. Move Me 06. The Calling 07. Ice 08. Thoroughbred 09. Forgotten Songs 10. Littel Trina 11. Statue With Scars
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NANCI GRIFFITH - From A Distance: The Very Best Of Nanci Griffith (2002)
Well, the title is misleading, as this collection showcases only her MCA era; a more accurate designation would be From a Distance: The Best Stuff Nanci Griffith Did After She Left Philo and Before She Went to Elektra, but maybe that's not catchy enough. What is compelling is the music itself. During the period of 1987 to 1991, Griffith wrote some of her best material. She also discovered Julie Gold's classic title song, but found herself floundering commercially in her transition from folkabilly queen to arch chanteuse. Griffith's Philo records are still the most memorable--loose and full of Texas ranginess and sawdust memories. But this compilation is surprisingly satisfying, as it ends just before she began to take herself too seriously. You can hear a tinkling banjo driving "Lone Star State of Mind" and a pedal steel guitar as hillbilly as the Grand Ole Opry on "Ford Econoline." Her little-girl voice modulates to fetching reediness when necessary and even dips into deep Texas in the spoken intros to several live performances. But what stands out is the overall quality of the writing, which turns stunning on the wistful "Gulf Coast Highway" and on "Trouble in the Fields." If the reason for Griffith's status as a cult artist has eluded you, this anthology should go a long way toward clearing up the mystery. - amazon.com
"From A Distance: The Very Best Of Nanci Griffith" is a compilation album that draws from the four studio albums, and one live album that Nanci Griffith recorded on the MCA label between the years 1987 and 1991. All tracks have been digitally remastered.
TRACKS: 01. Lone Star State Of Mind 02. Cold Hearts / Closed Minds 03. From A Distance 04. Ford Econoline 05. Trouble In The Fields 06. There's A Light Beyond These Woods (Mary Margaret) 07. Looking For The Time (Workin' Girl) (live) 08. I Don't Want To Talk About Love 09. Drive-In Movies And Dashboard Lights 10. It's A Hard Life Wherever You Go 11. If Wishes Were Changes 12. Once In a Very Blue Moon (live) 13. Anyone Can Be Somebody's Fool 14. I Knew Love 15. Gulf Coast Highway - with Mac McAnally 16. I Wish It Would Rain 17. Outbound Plane 18. Love At The Five And Dime (live) 19. It's Just Another Morning Here 20. Late Night Grande Hotel 21. Hometown Streets 22. The Wing And The Wheel (live)
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V.A. - Not Fade Away: Remembering Buddy Holly (1996)
Not Fade Away (Remembering Buddy Holly) is a tribute album to Buddy Holly. It was released in February 1996 by MCA Records. The album peaked at number 19 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and number 119 on the all-genre Billboard 200.
01. Buddy Holly with The Hollies - Peggy Sue Got Married
02. The Mavericks - True Love Ways
03. Nanci Griffith with The Crickets - Well...All Right
04. Los Lobos - Midnight Shift
05. Band, The with The Crickets - Not Fade Away
06. The Tractors - Think It Over
07. Mary Chapin Carpenter with Kevin Montgomery - Wishing
08. Joe Ely with Todd Snider - Oh Boy!
09. Marty Stuart with Steve Earle - Crying, Waiting, Hoping
10. Suzy Bogguss with Dave Edmunds - It Doesn't Matter Anymore
11. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Mayby Baby
12. Waylon Jennings with Mark Knopfler - Learning The Game
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RODRIGO Y GABRIELA AND C.U.B.A. - Area 52 (2012)
ATO Records is excited to announce the release of the new studio album by Rodrigo y Gabriela. Entitled Area 52, the record was produced by the legendary Peter Asher and will come out on January 24, 2012. Area 52 contains nine of Rod and Gab's favorite songs from their own catalogue re-arranged and re-configured for a 13-piece Cuban orchestra comprised of some of Havana's finest young players, collectively known as C.U.B.A. This two-disc set includes a 30-minute 'making-of' documentary on DVD. Area 52 was mixed by Rafa Sardina, one of the leading studio musicians in the Latin music world, and arranged by London-based pianist, composer and arranger Alex Wilson. Recording took place in the Miramar district of Havana, Cuba, at Abdala Studios, founded by the Cuban folk hero Silvio Rodriguez, as well as at Rod and Gab s studio in Ixtapa, Mexico. Other players on the record include: bassist Carles Benavent (Paco De Lucia, Chick Corea, Miles Davis), drummer John Tempesta (The Cult, Testament, White Zombie), sitarist Anoushka Shankar and drummer Samuel Formell (Los Van Van). With career sales in excess of 1.2 million albums, blockbuster movie scores, sell out world tours that span London to Los Angeles, Paris to Tokyo and Dublin to Sydney, and not forgetting the love and respect of fellow musicians like Metallica, Rage Against The Machine, Al Di Meola and L Shankar, Rodrigo y Gabriela have worked hard to reach Area 52. - amazon.com
TRACKS: 01. Santo Domingo 02. Hanuman 03. Ixtapa 04. 11:11 05. Master Maqui 06. Diablo Rojo 07. Logos 08. Juan Loco 09. Tamacun
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Blues-rockers Steamhammer formed in 1968 in the British town of Worthing. The band was made up of several blues and folk band veterans who were interested in playing something new. The band was pulled onto the road almost directly after their inception by blues legend Freddie King, who needed a backing band for his European tour. By spring of the next year, they signed a contract with CBS Records and released an eponymous debut. They mixed their own material with several standards, but failed to find an audience in the over-saturated blues-rock scene. The band did become quite the live sensation, despite a lineup shift that saw original members Michael Rushton and Martin Quittenton leave the band. Their second album was another stab at the same formula, with slightly different results due to new saxophonist Steve Jollife's incredible technical skill. By the time 1970 rolled around, they recorded their "definitive" album, the critical favorite Mountains. This album gave them some minor mainstream exposure, and revealed a band who was ready to adopt the rock side of their sound much more than before. They toured afterward, but lost most of the band members throughout the journey. By the time it was over, they only had original guitarist Martin Pugh and drummer Mick Bradley in the fold. They released one more album, 1972's Speech, to poor reviews and an indifferent public. The band broke up before they could even promote the album, and Bradley died the same year of leukemia. The band never attempted to reunite, but many of the members would go on to work with each other in projects like Armageddon. - answers.com
1969 - Steamhammer (Reflection)
Steamhammer's debut album based out of Worthing, England, was formative to the band's success. The album featured two numbers that have remained the group's trademarks throughout all musical and personnel changes: "Junior's Wailing," a blistering 12-bar blues number, with a basic riff recognizable from Brighton to Berlin, and the upbeat, "When Your Friends Have Gone".
TRACKS: 01. Water (Part 1) 02. Junior's Wailing 03. Lost You Too 04. She Is The Fire 05. You'll Never Know 06. Even The Clock 07. Down The Highway 08. On Your Road 09. Twenty Four Hours 10. When All Your Friends Are Gone 11. Water (Part 2)
Steamhammer's second album produced in 1969, highlights the melodic and exciting "Supposed To Be Free," which speaks for itself, being sandwiched between "Santana" and "Chicago" on CBS's "Fill Your Head With Rock" album.
TRACKS: 01. Supposed To Be Free 02. Johnny Carl Morton 03. Sunset Chase 04. Contemporary Chick Con Song 05. Turn Around 06. 6/8 For Amiran 07. Passing Through 08. Down Along The Grove 09. Another Travelling Tune 10. Fran And Dee Take A Ride 11. Juniors Wailing (Single Version) 12. Windmill 13. Autumn Song 14. Blues For Passing People
1970 - Mountains
Steamhammer's third album, features live recordings at the Lyceum in London, spotlighting the band's signature 'body' music, with "Riding On the L&N" and "Walking Down the Road", proving the quote: "Steamhammer is one of those rare groups who sound better live than on record." The centerpiece of this album is a 14-minute live treatment of "Riding On the L&N/Hold That Train".
TRACKS: 01. I Wouldn't Have Thought 02. Riding On The L And N 03. Hold That Train 04. Levinia 05. Henry Lane 06. Leader Of The Ring 07. Walking Down The Road 08. Mountains
1972 - Speech
"Speech", the band's fourth and final album, produced by ex-Yardbird and Renaissance frontman Keith Relf, is the first to feature bassist Louis Cennamo, and was hailed once again for its enormous "live" sound quality.
TRACKS: 01. Penumbra 02. Telegram 03. For Against
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PAUL McCARTNEY - Kisses On The Bottom (2012)
Kisses On The Bottom is a collection of standards Paul grew up listening to in his childhood as well as the two new McCartney compositions "My Valentine" and "Only Our Hearts." With the help of Grammy Award-winning producer Tommy LiPuma and Diana Krall and her band--as well as guest appearances from Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder, McCartney's new album is a deeply personal journey through classic American compositions that, in some cases, a young Paul first heard his father perform on piano at home. The full track listing reveals that Paul has been both reverent and adventurous in his song choices. The phrase `Kisses On The Bottom,' comes from the album's opener `I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter'. Originally made a big hit by Fats Waller in 1935, the song opens with the lines "I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter and make believe it came from you. I'm gonna write words oh so sweet. They're gonna knock me off of my feet. A lot of kisses on the bottom, I'll be glad I got `em."
As authentic and daring a musical statement as he could make, this is the album Paul has been thinking about making for more than 20 years - and probably the last thing his fans are expecting. "In the end it was 'Look, if I don't do it now, I'll never do it'," he says. In short, Paul believes it is about time "the songs me and John based quite a few of our things on" received the recognition they deserve. Moreover, the record also features a couple of new original McCartney compositions in the spirit of those classics. - amazon.com
TRACKS: 01. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter 02. Home (When Shadows Fall) 03. It's Only a Paper Moon 04. More I Cannot Wish You 05. The Glory Of Love 06. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) 07. Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive 08. My Valentine 09. Always 10. My Very Good Friend Ahe Milkman 11. Bye Bye Blackbird 12. Get Yourself Another Fool 13. The Inch Worm 14. Only Our Hearts 15. Baby's Request 16. My One And Only Love
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Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, Lauren Ellis has a rich background as a multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter, especially known for her soulful expressions on slide guitar. Moving to Los Angeles, she found road work as guitarist with Rita Coolidge and Nell Carter, backed up legendary R&B duo Don and Dewey, and toured extensively stateside and overseas. In Los Angeles she wrote and recorded her first independent release: the critically acclaimed Push the River.
Lauren was the winner of the 1999 Los Angeles Music Award in the category of Outstanding Guitarist, and was the only woman asked to audition for the post-Garcia version of the Grateful Dead: "The Other Ones". She has opened shows for Bonnie Raitt, Patti Griffin, Etta James and many others, and recent festival appearances include opening slots with The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Jimmy Thackery, John Mayall, Marty Stuart, and The Kentucky Headhunters. After relocating to Nashville, Tennessee, she began work on her second record, Feels Like Family. featuring stellar players like Tony Joe White, Viktor Krauss, Dean Parks and Kenny Malone, the CD has been received with rave reviews.
Listen for the songs on Feels like Family during MTV's reality shows The Real World, Road Rules, and Extreme Challenge. Lauren's searing slide guitar can also be heard on the theme for CMT's pop-meets-country series Crossroads, where she also shares composing credits. Lauren splits her time between Nashville and the Northeastern Florida coast, and she and the band are preparing to record her third independent release. When she isn't writing, recording, or performing, Lauren's other passion is the restoration and repair of guitars and other stringed instruments. On her first self-produced CD Push The River, Lauren showcases her skills on acoustic and electric guitars, Dobro, lap steel, and even electric sitar, but perhaps most impressive are the songs... heartfelt, memorable, and hook-laden, with strong lyrics and a vocal style that is honest, hopeful, and defiantly real. She is accompanied on the album by friends Roy Bittan on keyboards (Bruce Springsteen's "E" Street Band, and producer for Lucinda Williams), session guitar wizard Dean Parks (Lyle Lovett, Steely Dan, co-writer of Push the River's "Real Love"), Neil Stubenhaus on bass (Quincy Jones, Eric Clapton), and Herman Matthews on drums (Tower of Power, Meredith Brooks). - .laurenellis.com
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Singer/songwriter Audrey Auld Mezera was born Audrey Auld in Australia and raised in the bush in Tasmania, without television or radio. She studied dancing and took up the classical violin in a musical family; her father played jazz piano, and her stepfather had a jazz band. As a pre-adolescent, she moved to town and became immersed in the popular music of the 1970s, listening to punk rock in her teens. Living in Sydney, she began studying acting, soon moving into video and film work, and she spent six years as an animator. Then she moved out of the city and began performing country music. She returned to Sydney, but continued to perform, working in an a cappella group led by Tony Backhouse. Then she formed her own vocal group, the Cowbelles, and later performed in such bands as the Harmony Grits and Audrey & the Rhythm Wranglers.
Looking for a producer to work with her as a solo singer/songwriter, she met Bill Chambers of the Dead Ringer Band (the father of Kasey Chambers), and with him made a four-song EP released in 1997. This was followed by Looking Back to See, an album of traditional country duets, released on their own label, Reckless Records, in 1998 and credited to Bill & Audrey. Next, Mezera wrote and recorded a solo album, The Fallen, in 2000. When it found American distribution, she toured the U.S. in 2001. She released her second solo album, Losing Faith, in 2003. The same year, she married and relocated to America, settling in the town of Bolinas in northern California. In 2004, she released a live album, Texas. This was the first album on which she employed her married name of Audrey Auld Mezera. In December 2005, she played a concert with guitarist Nina Gerber that was recorded for a double-CD live album, In the House, released in May 2006. Her third solo studio album, Lost Men and Angry Girls, was released in February 2007.
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Jann Arden is a Canadian singer-songwriter. Millions of records sold worldwide, with 17 top ten singles from nine albums: Time for Mercy, Living Under June, Happy?, Blood Red Cherry, Greatest Hurts–The Best of, Live With the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Love Is The Only Soldier, Jann Arden and her latest release, Uncover Me. · Winner of 8 (eight) Junos, 8 (eight) 2006 SOCAN Awards, 3 (three) Western Canadian Music Awards and many other industry accolades including a member of the CAB Hall of Fame and a star on Canada's Walk of Fame. · Active supporter of charities including the 2007 "Cure" Foundation for Breast Cancer and is the 2007 national spokesperson for Kids Help Phone.. Arden also continues to be an active supporter of World Vision.
JANN ARDEN: Living Under June (1994) & Blood Red Cherry (2000) & Jann Arden (2005)
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THE WHO - Thirty Years Of Maximum R&B (1994)
This exemplary four-disc box takes the high road, attempting nothing less than an honest reconstruction of the Who's stormy, adventurous, uneven pilgrimage. While offering an evenhanded cross-section of single hits and classic album tracks, 30 Years garnishes the expected high points with B-sides, alternate and live versions of familiar tracks, and the quartet's earliest singles as the High Numbers. Reinforcing the package's documentary agenda are interview and stage-patter sound bites. What emerges is a fascinating chronicle of how the Shepherd's Bush mods journeyed from the giddy, explosive concision of their January 1965 debut single, "I Can't Explain," to the discursive, knotty sweep of creative architect Pete Townshend's "rock operas," Tommy, Quadrophenia, and the uncompleted, unreleased Lifehouse. The Who's swift evolution into rock visionaries is traced chronologically, meaning the band's original immersion in "maximum R&B," which forged their earliest club dates, doesn't surface on record until midway through the sequence, on key tracks from their thundering Live at Leeds album. Fans may quibble over the relative weight given specific albums, but the shape of the Who's career and their passionate identification with their audience are rendered faithfully. So, too, is Townshend's skill at mingling issues of faith and identity with generational manifestoes and sly broadsides. And there's ample evidence of the quartet's outsize musical power; the sheer volume and violence that earned them notoriety early on is matched by a lyricism that deepens by mid career. Given the candor of the presentation, it's not surprising that 30 Years reaches its zenith midway through the set or that the last song (a reunion of the surviving trio covering Elton John) can't help seeming anticlimactic. - amazon.com
DISC 1: 01. Pete Dialogue 02. I'm the Face 03. Here 'Tis 04. Zoot Suit 05. Leaving Here 06. I Can't Explain 07. Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere 08. Daddy Rollin' Stone 09. My Generation 10. The Kids Are Alright 11. The Ox 12. A Legal Matter 13. Pete Dialogue [Live] 14. Substitute 15. I'm a Boy 16. Disguises 17. Happy Jack Jingle 18. Happy Jack 19. Boris the Spider 20. So Sad About Us 21. A Quick One, While He's Away 22. Pictures of Lily 23. Early Morning Cold Taxi 24. Coke 2 25. (This Could Be) Last Time 26. I Can't Reach You 27. Girl's Eyes 28. Bag O'Nails 29. Call Me Lightning
DISC 2: 01. Rotosound Strings 02. I Can See for Miles 03. Mary Anne with the Shaky Hand 04. Armenia City in the Sky 05. Tattoo 06. Our Love Was 07. Rael 1 08. Rael 2 09. Track Records - Premier Drums 10. Sunrise 11. Russell Harty Dialogue 12. Jaguar 13. Melancholia 14. Fortune Teller 15. Magic Bus 16. Little Billy 17. Dogs 18. Overture 19. Acid Queen 20. Abbie Hoffman Incident [Live] 21. Underture [Live] 22. Pinball Wizard 23. I'm Free 24. See Me, Feel Me [Live] 25. Heaven and Hell 26. Pete Dialogue [Live] 27. Young Man Blues [Live] 28. Summertime Blues [Live]
DISC 3: 01. Shakin All Over 02. Baba O'Riley 03. Bargain 04. Pure And Easy 05. The Song Is Over 06. Studio Dialogue 07. Behind Blue Eyes 08. Won't Get Fooled Again 09. The Seeker (edit) 10. Bony Moronie 11. Let's See Action 12. Join Together 13. Relay 14. The Real Me 15. 5. 15 (Single Mix) 16. Bell Boy 17. Love Reign O'er Me
DISC 4: 01. Long Live Rock 02. Life With the Moons 03. Naked Eye [Live] 04. University Challenge 05. Slip Kid 06. Poetry Cornered 07. Dreaming from the Waist [Live] 08. Blue, Red and Grey 09. Life With the Moons 2 10. Squeeze Box 11. My Wife 12. Who Are You 13. Music Must Change 14. Sister Disco 15. Guitar and Pen 16. You Better You Bet 17. Eminence Front 18. Twist and Shout [Live] 19. I'm a Man [Live] 20. Pete Dialogue 21. Saturday Night's Alright (For Righting)
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THE JEFF HEALEY BAND - Full Circle: The Live Anthology (2011)
The Jeff Healey Band is known for their high-energy live performances, and this special edition package features 2 very unique concerts: the band's appearance at the 1989 Montreal Jazz Festival, in support of their debut album See The Light (CD) and a 1995 concert in the band's home town of Toronto (CD), on the heels of the release of their Cover To Cover album.
Full Circle: The Live Anthology is the second title in Convexe Entertainment's series of archival Jeff Healey Band releases. On June 14, 2011, the label released The Jeff Healey Band Live At Grossman's - 1994, a live album featuring a previously unheard performance from the band at the height of their career, recorded live at Toronto's Grossman's Tavern.
DISC 1 - Live at the Montreal Jazz Fest 1989
01. The Better It Gets 02. I'm Tore Down 03. My Little Girl 04. Blue Jean Blues 05. Confidence Man 06. I Need To Be Loved 07. When the Night Comes Falling From the Sky 08. Angel Eyes 09. Roadhouse Blues 10. Hide Away 11. That's What They Say
DISC 2 - Live at Hard Rock Toronto 1995
01. I Got a Line On You 02. Stop Breakin' Down Blues 03. As the Years Go Passing By 04. Yer Blues 05. Stuck In the Middle With You 06. Evil (Is Going On) 07. Angel 08. See the Light
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JOHN MAYALL - Live In London (2011)
John Mayall, "The Godfather of the Blues," continues to draw audiences to his live shows, including this one, which was recorded at the Leicester Square Theatre in London on November 1, 2010. Anybody who's a fan will recognize most of the tunes contained in this 2-CD set or on DVD. The one tune that most people consider his signature tune is "Room To Move," and in this rendition Mayall manages to breathe new life into it. As the liner notes say, it's a "Room to Move" to remember. You'll hear new and different scat lyrics in it, plus it's got a slightly slowed-down tempo, which gives it a totally different (yet still a jumping, mesmerizing) spin. When you consider that Mayall will soon turn 78, it's all the more amazing what he accomplishes here. Another of Mayall's signature songs in this set is "California," an anthem to his adopted home. You'll also recognize "Chicago Line," "Parchman Farm" and "Early In The Morning." Mayall's backing band for this performance includes Rocky Athas on guitar, Greg Rzab on bass, and Jay Davenport on drums.
Over the years, Mayall has introduced an amazing line-up of musicians, mostly guitarists. Marc Almond, Eric Clapton, Aynsley Dunbar, Mick Fleetwood, Hughie Flint, Andy Fraser, Peter Green, Don "Sugarcane" Harris, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Jon Hiseman, Harvey Mandel, Jon Mark, John McVie, Coco Montoya, Larry Taylor, Mick Taylor, Walter Trout and Buddy Whittington all got their first taste of fame working with Mayall, and they've all gone on to become household names on both sides of the Pond. - blogcritics.org
DISC 1: 01. Another Man 02. Chicago Line 03. Ridin' On The L&N 04. So Many Roads 05. Checking On My Baby 06. Movin' Out and Movin' On 07. Mail Order Mystics 08. Parchman Farm
DISC 2: 01. Early In The Morning 02. California 03. My Time After Awhile 04. Room To Move 05. Hideaway
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This is essentially the plaintiffs' (Columbia Pictures' et. al.) memorandum of Points and Authorities in Support of Summary Judgement on Liability. Essentially it captures the main arguments of the plaintiffs in Columbia Pictures v. Gary Fung (IsoHunt), a recent development in the bittorrent context. Essentially the plaintiffs claim that the whole purpose of the "Fung websites" is to facilitate and provide users with the ability to search for ".torrent" files which link to trackers hosted on various computers and servers that contain actual content files like movies, etc. Also, plaintiffs maintain that "torrent" files in themselves have no purpose but to link to actual content files. The plaintiffs say that there had been done an "unrebutted" statistical study which showed that "95%" of all the torrents on the "other fung sites", which work hand-in-hand with the main IsoHunt site, are links to copyrighted material. Also important, is the plaintiffs counter to the defendant's (Gary Fung) claim that the Grokster case doesn't apply because unlike in the Groster case IsoHunt does not distribute any product. The plaintiffs' argument is that this claim is invalid because the Grokster case had nothing to do with it being a product as opposed to a service, but rather the fact that the Grokster "induced and promoted" active infringement which thus made Grokster liable for contributory infringement.
This document is crucial to my research paper. It is the only recent legal document, and at the same time a primary source, directly related to my research thesis of whether government can/should shut down sites like www.IsoHunt.com. I plan to use virtually all of the arguments presented by the plaintiffs in my research paper. By weighing these arguments with various other sources (copyright law, DMCA, Grokster case, Fung's Affidavit) I'll be able to reach some kind of a conclusion in regards to my thesis.
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This is a news article reporting on the recent developments in the campaign against copyright infringement. Specifically it reports on the recent development surrounding isoHunt. Essentially it makes it known that IsoHunt is using the claim that it's "only a search engine" as a defense against copyright infringement. It also makes reference to how the IsoHunt website functions as claimed by Gary Fung, the owner and developer of the website technology (see Affidavit no. 1). The article also exposes the MPAA's strategy in accusing IsoHunt and the like in copyright infringement. According to the artical the MPAA is heavily relying on the MGM v Grokster case. Lastly the artical also provides some significant issues raised by the on-going case. One is that it will probably be difficult for IsoHunt to prove to the judge that the IsoHunt website behaves like Google or Yahoo or any other search engine. It also raises an important point in regards that once settled this case could affect the fate of the whole internet structure specifically for search engines and the filesharing community.
The article is important for my research paper because it is the only article out of those that I looked at that covers the developments of the MPAA v. IsoHunt case in an unbiased way. Furthermore, since there is no official court transcript available as the case is still in progress any recent developments are important for my research paper. Further it provides one significant insight that IsoHunt does not behave in the same way as any other search engine in the sense that google and the like is data-agnostic but isoHunt links to specific type of content. I plan to quote this directly in my paper.
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This is a legal document, specifically an affidavit, filed by Gary Fung, owner of the IsoHunt Website (www.isohunt.com), in the Supreme Court of British Columbia in Canada, on September 5, 2008. After receiving a letter from the Canadian equivalent of RIAA, the CRIA, stating that the IsoHunt website is responsible for copyright infringement and furthermore that Gary Fung must take appropriate action to make sure that the site is deactivated, in other words a cease and desist request. In response Gary Fung filed this document for the purpose of having his rights clarified by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, which will in effect make it easier for Fung in later legal proceedings in regards to CRIA claims. In the document, Fung essentially reveals the nature and purpose of the IsoHunt Website. He explains why it exists, how it operates, and the content that it hosts. He makes it known that the site is essentially a search engine "similar to Google, Yahoo, Windows Live, etc." which exists for the purpose of making the search for dot-torrent files easier for users. He also explains that a user can essentially use Google and obtain similar results that can be obtained on the IsoHunt Website. Furthermore he makes it clear that no "content" is actually hosted by the website but just links to the torrent files are indexed. He also explains what are torrents and the BitTorrent p2p protocol that allow them to operate. He also makes it known that the Website is in no way affiliated with the BitTorrent protocol, the torrents, or the various software needed to download/create the said torrents.Lastly, Fung included eight supporting documents with his Affidavit one of which is a copy of the letter that he recieved from CRIA.
This source is important to my research project in many ways. First, it is a primary source from the owner of the IsoHunt website, the legality of which is in question by my research. Also it is a very recent source, which is very important in addressing the issue of copyright infringement by filesharing websites. It will be crucial in establishing the key differences and/or similarities between the technology this site uses and previous shut down sites such as Grokster and Napster. Further, the document also raises a complicating issue, that Google search engine technology functions in a similar fashion which implies that if one is not allowed to exist than how can the other be allowed to. The document also illustrates the DMCA Takedown provision in action, which in a way complicate my argument further, since Gary Fung does have all the necessary provisions of the DMCA addressed. Another reason why this is a valueable source for my research is that one of the attached documents is a copy of the letter from CRIA Fung recieved, which will be helpful since it exposes the vew shared by CRIA. Over all this is a valuable primary source that will prove to be valuable in my research.
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Each year during the S.C. Press Association's annual meeting, there's a special time for the necrology report. It's a listing of those in the Palmetto State newspaper industry who have died since the last SCPA meeting. I'm sure I'll get a certain tug on the old heartstrings when I read Barry Byers' name. That feeling will likely be similar to the one I felt last Friday afternoon – Oct. 18 – when I received word of Barry's death.
In the fall, tax bills are sent out to county homeowners. Tax bills are normally sent out in late September or early October in which many Lancaster County homeowners have already received their tax bills. Tax bills are customarily sent out early to allow those with escrow accounts enough time to ensure the information is being forwarded to their mortgage companies and taxes paid, as well as allow those who have paid off their homes and don't have escrow accounts enough time to pay their taxes.
I recently read an article in The Lancaster News and Carolina Gateway about a gun range being given a permit to open less than one mile from the soon-to-be-open new elementary school in Indian Land. I could not help but disagree with this decision on so many levels. First, does it make sense to have guns anywhere near a school with what has transpired recently regarding schools and guns? Painting a broad brush on guns is not my intention by mentioning this. I'm merely saying guns and schools don't mix.
After 38 years of ministry in Lancaster, I would like to take an opportunity to thank all those who have helped make Lancaster a better place. After two years pastoring Wade and Waxhaw Presbyterian churches, which I really enjoyed, the Lord led me to form the Church of Lancaster. From there, we formed the Living Water Christian Bookstore and Christian Services. Christian Services helps ministry, and numerous youth ministries including the 180 Center, Lancaster Christian School, Day Star Youth Camp and summer camps.
Whenever we read an editorial letter we are tempted to look for the author's bias and this may determine whether we will continue reading. We are loyal to our own bias and often this closes our mind to consider the accuracy of the opinion or information. Having said this, I have been looking at the events in Washington and around the country. There seems to be a clear right and wrong that is either not being reported vigorously enough, or is being subjected to political spin to justify behavior, which I cannot believe is acceptable to the average citizen.
During my time as state superintendent, I've visited more than 220 schools, in every county in South Carolina. One thing our education leaders repeatedly tell me, is "If we had the same flexibility as public charter schools, we could be more effective." I totally agree. I support flexibility for schools and districts so they can make decisions that are best for their diverse communities. I do not advocate increasing class sizes as The Lancaster News story, "Zais' proposal worries educators," said in the Oct. 11 edition.
October is National Long-Term Care Residents' Rights Month. It is a time to acknowledge the contributions and sacrifices many long-term care (LTC) residents have made to better our community and to call attention to the rights of residents in long-term care facilities. This year's theme, "Speak Out Against Elder Abuse," was selected to call attention to the fact that elder abuse is an issue that shouldn't be taken lightly. The abuse of long-term care residents is an occurrence that not many people like to acknowledge or report.
Dear Ms. Vogel, Let me begin by thanking Del Webb Library for making the meeting room available after hours these past few years. That is why I was shocked and disappointed with your decision to drastically limit the evening hours. Many of our well-respected civic organizations have relied on meeting there in the evenings, and I believe your decision could very likely have a negative impact on the entire community. Gathering during daytime hours is just not an option, since so many work during the day.


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Economic Reports and Events This Week
U.S. Domestic: Eastern Time Zone (GMT -5:00) (New York, Toronto)
Oct 15 8:30 AM Empire Manufacturing Oct
Oct 16
7:00 AM MBA Mortgage Index 10/12 Oct 16
8:30 AM CPI Sep Oct 16
8:30 AM Core CPI Sep Oct 16
9:00 AM Net Long-Term TIC Flows Aug Oct 16
10:00 AM NAHB Housing Market Index Oct Oct 16
2:00 PM Fed's Beige Book Oct
Oct 17
8:30 AM Initial Claims 10/12 Oct 17
8:30 AM Continuing Claims 10/5 Oct 17
8:30 AM Housing Starts Sep Oct 17
8:30 AM Building Permits Sep Oct 17
9:15 AM Industrial Production Sep Oct 17
9:15 AM Capacity Utilization Sep Oct 17
10:00 AM Philadelphia Fed Oct Oct 17
10:30 AM Natural Gas Inventories 10/12 Oct 17
11:00 AM Crude Inventories 10/12
Oct 18
10:00 AM Leading Indicators Sep
International: ET (Toronto/New York) (GMT -4)
Sunday, October 13, 2013
17:30 AUD Performance Services Index (SEP)
20:30 AUD Home Loans (AUG)
20:30 AUD Value of Loans (AUG)
21:30 CNY Consumer Price Index (SEP)***
21:30 CNY Producer Price Index (SEP)
Monday, October 14, 2013
CNY Foreign Direct Investment (SEP)
NZD REINZ House Sales (SEP)
05:00 EUR Euro-Zone Industrial Production w.d.a. (AUG)
20:30 AUD RBA Policy Meeting - October Minutes
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
00:30 JPY Industrial Production (AUG F)
04:30 GBP Producer Price Index Output n.s.a. (SEP)
04:30 GBP Producer Price Index Output Core n.s.a. (SEP)
04:30 GBP Consumer Price Index (SEP)***
04:30 GBP Core Consumer Price Index (SEP)***
05:00 EUR Euro-Zone ZEW Survey (Economic Sentiment) (OCT)
05:00 EUR German ZEW Survey (Current Situation) (OCT)
05:00 EUR German ZEW Survey (Economic Sentiment) (OCT)***
09:00 CAD Existing Home Sales (SEP)
17:45 NZD Consumer Prices Index (3Q)***
19:30 AUD Westpac Leading Index (AUG)
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
04:30 GBP Claimant Count Rate (SEP)
04:30 GBP Jobless Claims Change (SEP)***
04:30 GBP Average Weekly Earnings (AUG)
04:30 GBP Weekly Earnings ex Bonus (AUG)
04:30 GBP ILO Unemployment Rate (3M) (AUG)***
04:30 GBP Employment Change (3M/3M) (AUG)***
05:00 CHF ZEW Survey (Expectations) (OCT)
05:00 EUR Euro-Zone Consumer Price Index (SEP)***
05:00 EUR Euro-Zone Consumer Price Index - Core (SEP F)***
07:00 USD MBA Mortgage Applications (OCT 11)
09:00 USD Net Long-term TIC Flows (AUG)
10:00 USD NAHB Housing Market Index (OCT)
14:00 USD U.S. Federal Reserve Releases Beige Book
20:30 AUD NAB Business Confidence (3Q)
Thursday, October 17, 2013
02:00 JPY Machine Tool Orders (SEP F)
04:30 GBP Retail Sales (SEP)***
04:30 GBP Retail Sales Incl. Auto (SEP)***
08:30 USD Initial Jobless Claims (OCT 11)
08:30 USD Housing Starts (SEP)
08:30 USD Building Permits (SEP)
10:00 USD Philadelphia Fed. (OCT)
22:00 CNY Industrial Production YTD (SEP)
22:00 CNY Industrial Production (SEP)
22:00 CNY Fixed Assets Ex Rural YTD (SEP)
22:00 CNY Retail Sales YTD (SEP)
22:00 CNY Retail Sales (SEP)
Friday, October 18, 2013
02:35 JPY Bank of Japan Governor Kuroda Speaks in Tokyo
08:30 CAD Consumer Price Index (SEP)***
08:30 CAD Bank Canada Consumer Price Index Core (SEP)***
10:00 USD Leading Indicators (SEP)
Notice: The Bastiat Group, Inc. has attempted to verify the information contained in this calendar, however, any aspect of such info may change without notice. Foreign economic reports included in this list are only those deemed "medium to high impact."
Key Earnings Announcements This Week:
Monday, October 14, 2013 B
efore: KMG
During: -
After: JRJC, ODC, PKG, STLY, WTFC
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Before: C, KO, CBSH, DPZ, FRC, JNJ
During: CVLY, RMCF
After: CSX, INTC, IBKR, JOEZ, MRTN, PNFP, YHOO
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Before: ABT, ASML, BLX, BAC, BK, BLK, CMA, FCCO, KEY, KNL, MAT, MTG, NTRS, PEP, PNC, STJ, SWK, USB, GWW, WSO, WNS
During: WABC
After: ALB, AXP, AF, CBD, EPB, CNS, CLB, CCK, EWBC, EBAY, HNI, IBM, KMP, KMR, LHO, NE, PTP, RLI, SLM, SNDK, SCSS, STLD, UMPQ, URI, UFPI, XLNX
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Before: ADS, APH, BAX, BBT, BX, BGG, CBF, CTBI, CY, CYS, DHR, DOV, FCS, FITB, FCFS, GS, HOMB, HLSS, HBAN, IIIN, NTCT, NOK, NUE, BTU, PM, POOL, PPG, PVTB, DGX, SASR, SFNC, SNA, SON, SVU, TAYC, TRIB, UTEK, UNP, UNH, VZ, WGO
During: TSM
After: AMD, ALGN, ASBC, ATHN, BPFH, BBNK, COF, CPHD, CMG, COBZ, CYT, EGP, EFII, FNB, GOOG, GHL, HUBG, ISRG, KALU, MBFI, PBCT, SYK, UBNK, VMI, WDFC, WAL, ZHNE
Friday, October 18, 2013
Before: BHI, FHN, GE, GPC, HON, IR, IPG, KSU, LH, MS, SLB, SXT, STI
During: FRBK
After: -
Note: All economic numbers and earnings reports are in line with those compiled by Briefing.com. Occasionally changes will occur that are made after the posting of this column and some companies have not confirmed their time, so always double check when taking positions overnight during earnings season! (?) = Not yet confirmed at the time the list was compiled.


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Posted 08 November 2006 - 05:17 AM
I recently had a site that was ranking well for a particular keyword - I changed the copy a bit to include the term a couple more times and I bought a deep link to the page with the term in the anchor text. This link was from the site ranking number one for the term so I figured it would help.
I saw a bunch of traffic in my analytics for this term suggesting it was ranking high - never checked the ranking at the time though.
Now it is sat at position 31 in Google? Coincidence?
Posted 08 November 2006 - 05:27 AM
How exactly do you do this? I can't find the form anywhere.
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Posted 09 November 2006 - 04:46 AM
We have tried a reinclusion request with no luck.
We have tried a re-design of the web site with no effect.
No Coop or Link-Vault links on the web site.
We are not a thin affiliate - we have 6000 French Property on the web site so there is plenty of content.
Even added a request for information on Matt Cutts blog and it was removed so Google do not want to discuss!!
Posted 09 November 2006 - 05:33 AM
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Posted 09 November 2006 - 01:47 PM
Incidentally, I did read in a post from a Google staff person that the re-inclusion request (found in Google Sitemaps account under Tools) is an OK way to submit requests even if you weren't dropped from the index entirely. However, I didn't use that form because you have to verify that you agree you have violated something and that made me nervous because I don't think we did. Instead I used the basic feedback form Google offers to its users, the same one linked to from Matt Cutt's post about reinclusion requests, mentioned in this thread. However, the option for "reinclusion request" is no longer in that feedback form (Matt's post was from 2005 so maybe it was at the time).
Thanks for linking to the WMW thread about this penalty. Over the last few days, I've been thoroughly reviewing our site and what we're doing with links and such. Also, from what I've read at WMW, I think that working on adding some high quality inbound links may gradually help us out of the gutter, or at least it couldn't hurt as long as I don't buy links or add a bunch at the same time with the same anchor text, which by the way, we've never done. The biggest mystery or perhaps the scariest part is that we have more than one site that is set up the same way, so is it just a matter of time before they all suffer this? Or why is only one suffering from it now? I'm wracking my brain for any differences. Please keep posting as you find new ideas. I will post again when I solve it on our end.
Thanks nahanni for reporting on your situation and the multiple inbound link issue that you suspect caused it. Congratulations for being back in.
Thanks everyone.
Posted 09 November 2006 - 07:08 PM
Maybe that is actually the problem?
Posted 10 November 2006 - 05:33 PM
You suggested that having multiple sites with the same structure could be part of the problem. I don't understand. They are not clones of each other. They are part of a network of related sites about different health issues. I spoke to Matt Cutts about our structure and he seemed to think it was completely fine.
Why would the Google system penalize only one site unless there is a human involved hand-picking one site to teach us a lesson? That seems unlikely, right?
Incidentally I found one minor thing that is different about this site and undid it today to see what will happen. I fear that I won't know for months but I'm crossing my fingers and continuing to try other things.
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The "Swift-Boating" of our teachers
Tuesday, June 12th, 2012One thing that amazes me as I navigate my 62nd year on this earth is the number of people I have known who are gone. I saw a posting on Facebook about the death of Bill Rathje and it brought a flood of feelings that I hadn't thought of in a long time.
A colleague of his at Stanford, Michael Shanks writes eloquently of Bill 1) and if you have any interest in modern archaeology theory you probably already know his name. I know him because he was one of the young lions in the University of Arizona, Anthropology department when I was studying archaeology back in the late 60s and early 70s.
One particular incident I remember is they day I had car trouble and showed up late for a test. I shrugged and held up my hands as if to say, "What do you expect? I'm 18 years old." Shaking his head and saying something close to, "Severson, you're incorrigible." he smiled that amazing smile of his and took me to his office so I could take the test there. He was that kind of teacher.
But it wasn't always hearts and roses. I remember later in a graduate level course I was aghast that he did not know on sight, the difference between the two main towns of Chaco Canyon, Chettro Ketl and Pueblo Bonito and I told him so in class. I was full of myself as a southwestern archaeologist because at 21 I'd already been in the field several seasons, but at the same time I was way out of line. I was actually "swift boating " Bill by saying he did not really know his stuff. Though he was obviously embarrassed at my reproof he took it well and chose not to destroy me, which as a full professor in archaeology talking to a kid who still hadn't finished his BA, he had every right to do.
The one thing that I remember most about Bill Rathje was that he was a teacher. Of all the anthropology classes I had at the university his were the most exciting and interesting. And this was with an array of instructors that included Bernard Fontana, William Longacre, Edward Spicer, Keith Basso, T. Patrick Culbert and Jerrold Levy among others; an amazing collection of anthropological minds.
If you are interested in reading more about Bill you can go here: http://uanews.org/node/47560
But I have chosen to focus on him now in death for another reason than his pioneering work in the theory of archaeology. Writing in the New York Times, Gary Gutting discusses the nature of teaching specific to the ancient technique of lecture. He argues that K-12 schools should adopt a similar style of recruiting teachers as colleges do. 2)
He says: So why not make use of all this talent to develop an elite class of professionals — like those who teach in our colleges — and give them primary responsibility for K-12 education? One objection is that teaching children and teenagers requires a set of social/emotional abilities — to empathize, to nurture, to discipline — that have little connection with the intellectual qualities of the "best" college students. But there is no reason to think that people who are smart, articulate and enthusiastic about ideas are in general less likely to have these non-intellectual abilities. The idea is to choose those who have both high intellectual ability and the qualities needed to work successfully with children at a given grade level. Moreover, it's important that teachers be — as they now often are not — credible authority figures, a status readily supported by the justified self-confidence and prestige of an elite professional.
I, for one, must take offense at the idea that K-12 teachers, sans doctorates in most cases, are any less qualified to teach children than a college professor. I also argue that the lack of teachers as 'credible authority figures' is due to the current "swift boating" campaign that has been launched against them.
If you have forgotten, "swift boating" involves attacking someone at the area of their strength, denying over and over again, despite proof to the contrary, that they are competent and lacking somehow in that particular quality that they have previously been recognized for.
Responding to Gutting in his Blog, Walt Gardner 3) says that just because you are knowledgeable does not mean you can convey that knowledge to others; as nearly all of the math teachers I came into contact with over the years have proven.
But when I think of great lecturers, who could make you think and engage you even as he stood there and told you information, Bill Rathje comes to mind. When he talked about the things he knew about, you could not help but listen and laugh and remember. He was, above all, a consummate teacher.
And that is really the crux of my argument. The "swift boating" of American teachers is faceless and general. It does not focus on individuals though they all suffer the indictment no matter how unfair. Teachers teach to their strengths, their styles are as myriad as they are, but their effectiveness can not be graded by one measure, no matter what that is. Do we need to reform American education? Of course we do, and we have reformed and we continue to do so. There has never been a time in my 33 odd years as an educator that I have not worked to refine my craft and improve my instruction and most of my colleagues have been even more diligent than I have in this respect.
Oh, and about that time I called Dr Rathje out; I did not entirely escape his wrath. But good teacher that he was he chose to unleash it, fully warranted I may add, when he reviewed my next paper. The flames of red ink rising off that document are still mentally visible in my mind's eye, even after nearly 40 years. Whew, hot stuff!
1) http://www.mshanks.com/2012/05/30/bill-rathje/
2) http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/06/07/who-should-teach-our-children/
3) http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/walt_gardners_reality_check/2012/06/telling_is_not_teaching.html


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