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$34.15 Although Compay Segundo will ever be remembered as one of the great characters of Buena Vista Social Club, that was only one tiny part of his career. Gracias Compay: The Definitive Collection captures some of the great songs from the second wind of his career, when he'd become an international star again. Inevitably, there's his signature song, "Chan Chan," in not one but two versions, but it's simply one of many diamonds here, like "Saludo A Chango," where he duets with rai star Khalèd, and comes out ahead with his laid-back style. That style, however, was typical of the music of Santiago, and it permeated everything Segundo did. The harmonies on the chorus, the singing lines on the tres (or at times on Segundo's own armonico, a cross between a tres and a guitar), and the stripped-down backing of bass ...
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| | Hawkwind Text Of Festival CD (1988)
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$10.75 Get a front-row seat for the genesis of space rock with these live recordings from the early '70s. Hawkwind is captured here at their earliest, arguably most psychedelic stage, performing material from their first two albums. Though the slightly later album SPACE RITUAL is regarded as the definitive live Hawkwind album, all the electronic swoops and squiggles, extended stoner jams, and heavily processed guitars that are the band's hallmarks are already here in full force.
When this album first appeared in 1983, there was indeed rejoicing in the streets -- an apparently bona fide Hawkwind live album that not only predated the decade-old Space Ritual set, it also delivered a clutch of previously unrecorded songs. The closing salvo of "I Do It" (aka "We Do It"), "Come Home," and 20 minutes of improvisation around a theme of "Shouldn't Do That" represented uncharted territory for even arch collectors. It really was a treat.
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The music itself, of course, is unimpeachable, with much of it capturing the band in considerably more disciplined form than one would ever expect from a period live recording. And it turns out there's a good reason for that. While a good half of the album (from "Paranoia" on) does indeed seem to be live, possibly at the Cambridge Corn Exchange in 1971, the remainder was taken from two BBC studio sessions recorded during August 1970 ("Hurry on a Sundown") and May 1971 (a turbulent "Master of the Universe" and a mesmerizing medley of "You Know You're Only Dreaming" and "Shouldn't Do That"). The sound quality is somewhat less than one normally expects from BBC recordings, suggesting they might even have been taped straight off air. Presumably, too, the lack of any firm information as to the recording's source can be put down either to ignorance or the hope that the BBC itself would not notice the unlicensed use of the material -- and so many similarly vague reissues later, it would appear that they didn't. Such caveats notwithstanding, however, Text of Festival represents a genuinely vital chunk of Hawkwind history. It's just a shame that future re-releases (and re-re-re-leases) would do so much to demean it. [Candlelight reissued the CD in 2009.] ~ Dave Thompson
2008 release. The exact source of these recordings is a mystery; ...
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