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Modernettes: John Armstrong (vocals); Art Bergmann (guitar); Mary Jo Kopechne (bass guitar); Jughead (drums). Modernettes Get It Straight Songs Get It Straight Review
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Purchase Get It Straight CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Mink Deville Cabretta/Return To Magenta CD (1977) (Import) Australia
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Bin 12924. Australian two-on-one reissue on Raven for theEclectic group's first two Jack Nitzsche produced albums,1977's 'Cabretta' & 1978's 'Return To Magenta'. 2O tracks inall. Featured tracks between the two include 'Guardian Angel'Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl', 'Cadillac Walk', 'Venus Of AvenueD', 'Little Girl', ''A' Train Lady', 'I Broke That Promise','Soul Twist', 'Just Your Friends', as well as a guest appearance by Dr. John.
Originally released on Capitol.
All tracks have been digitally remastered.
Recorded at A&R Studios ...
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| | Psychic Ills Dins CD (2006)
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Psychic Ills take their musical cues from a variety of like-minded bands, including Spacemen Three, Sonic Youth, and the Jesus and Mary Chain. Their sound is submerged in swathes of echo, and they make a virtue of the drone. But though they approach each song the same, each sounds unique: "I Knew My Name" combines a Can-like rhythm with psychedelic guitars and shifts time signatures halfway through, while "Witchcraft Breaker" blends ring modulator, synthesizer, ...
| | Pointed Sticks Waiting For The Real Thing CD (2006) (Import) Canada
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Track Listing of songs: What Do You Want Me to Do; Somebody's Mom; Real Thing, The; Out of Luck; Lies; I'm Numb; It's O.K.; All I Could Take; How Could You?; Apologies; ...
| | Desperate Man Blues Discovering The Roots Desperate Man Blues: Discovering The Roots Of American Music CD (2006)
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Track Listing of songs: We Live a Long Time to Get Old; Cross Road Blues; When I'm Gone; Death Valley Is Just Half Way to My Home; Whoop 'Em up, Cindy; Statebro Blues; It Won't Be Long; Death Letter Blues; Hard Times ...
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| | Great Buddy Holly CD (1983)
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An entertaining, albeit brief, collection of recordings Holly made before the success of "That'll Be the Day" turned him into an overnight star. The emphasis here is mostly on straight-ahead, ...
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| | Best Of Sonny Rollins CD (2002) (Import) Japan
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| | Black Keys Magic Potion CD (2006) Digipak
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For their farewell to the Fat Possum label, Black Keys released the six-track EP CHULAHOMA, a tribute to the late Mississippi hill-country bluesman Junior Kimbrough. While previous Keys albums made clear the Akron, Ohio, guitar-drums duo's genuine devotion to the blues, none seemed to come from the soul quite like the brief tribute to their mentor. 2006's MAGIC POTION, however, speaks from a similar place.
While the Keys still happily evoke vintage sounds from the FM dial at nearly every turn, they've scaled things back a bit in favor of a leaner and meaner attack that places the focus squarely on Dan Auerbach's fiercely ringing guitar lines, Patrick Carney's solidly funky breaks, and the interplay between the two, which is capable of ghostly nuance one minute and sledgehammer power the next (see "The Flame"). As a vocalist and guitar player, Auerbach is very much a student of the late Kimbrough, hanging on to vocal and guitar lines to squeeze as much heartache and soul from them as possible. And while one can't expect the Keys to come within knocking distance of Kimbrough's front door (no matter how many times they ...
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