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Breezy Sunshine-Pop / Soft-Rock / Psych-Pop from California, 1970, featuring Peter Clark a.k.a Chet DeMilo. Crystal clear recording, awesome vocal harmonies, superb musicianship, bossa & blue-eyed-soul-jazz touches,folk-rock moves…In 1969 Chet Demilo was appearing at Donkin's Inn, Marina Del...
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Live on the 15 Oct 1988 broadcast of Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band's set from Buenos Aires.
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This is a beloved broadcast of Bruce Springsteen; a rehearsal show for his 1992 - 1993 world tour for the albums Lucky Town and Human Touch. Backed by his impressive band, Bruce belts out earlier hits of his career like ‘Born in the USA’ and ‘Glory Days’. His then new wife Patti Scialfa...
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Recorded for radio broadcast at KLOL FM Studios in Houston, Texas on March 9th, 1974, this early Bruce Springsteen recording captures him in a stripped-back setting shortly after the release of The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle. The set draws on his first two albums, showcasing the...
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KROQ radio broadcast from the Universal Amphitheatre on December 19, 1994 from THE PURPLE tour.
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TRACKLIST SIDE A The Modern Age / Is This It? / Barely Legal / Soma / SOMEDAY / Alone, Together / Last Night / Hard To Explain SIDE B New York City Cops / Trying Your Luck / Take It Our Leave It / THE MODERN AGE* / HARD TO EXPLAIN* / BARELY LEGAL* / SOMEDAY* * John Peel Session, June 2001
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Captured during their appearance at Scotland's legendary T in the Park Festival in 2006, this live recording finds The Strokes delivering one of the most compelling performances of their mid-2000s era. Raw, energetic and effortlessly cool, the band tears through a set packed with the songs that...
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This amazing live set captures the Talking Heads in Chicago at the Park West nightclub, 28 August, 1978. After opening the year in Europe and then heading to the Bahamas to record their legendary second LP, More Songs About Buildings And Food, they hit the road in support of that album's July...
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Tin Pan Alley is the name given to a collection of New York City music publishers and songwriters who dominated the popular music of the United States in the late 19th century and early 20th century. It originally referred to a specific place: West 28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues in the...
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A huge festival, unbelievably big. A record-setting of 670,000 people turned out for the second and final US Festival over Memorial Day Weekend 1983 at Glen Helen Regional Park in San Bernardino, Ca. – a location so obscure that even most SoCal residents couldn’t find it on a map even if you...
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"Mr. Toytown Presents...Obscure Psychedelic, Popsyke & Soft-Pop 45s, 1969-1974" (Toytown Recordings TT-1001) With BARRY WIGLEY, MIKE & TOTI, SCHIZO, TUCKY BUZZARD, PANICS, BIG CHERRY, NAPOLEON, SCHIZO, JUMBO, CHILDREN OF THE MORNING, CHRISTOPHE, DORIANS, WHITE, SUNSHINE, BLACK SWAN &...
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"Nightmares at Toby's shop"... Obscure psychedelic, popsyke & progressive pop 45s, 1968-1974. This time, along with euro oddities released on Spanish labels like Poplandia, Opalo, Accion, Goma, Sintonia, Marfer, etc., you can also find some 45s only issued in France & Germany on labels like...
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In 2008, the first volume of "Neurotic Reactions" was released. It was received with great success and it was a good example of the kind of sounds that were spinned in the Euro Sixties scene. Obscure singles from the 60s and 70s were rescued and different genres like freakbeat, garage, psych and...
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An unusual detour in the Robert Wyatt catalogue, Radio Experiment Rome was recorded in February 1981, when the ex-Soft Machine drummer had been invited to record some material in-progress for a radio broadcast. The tone of these sessions is characterised by a free-roaming experimentation, laying...
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