Don’t shoot the guitar player
Bruce Murdoch “33 1/3 Revolutions Per Minute” Stormy Forest Records (1971) Canadian folky. Here’s a nice post about this record. Thanks again to Joe in Maine!
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(16 votes, average: 3.56 out of 5) Loading ...The donkey serenade
“Adentro Arracacheros!” Emeterio y Felipe - Los Tolimenses Zeida Records
(4 votes, average: 4 out of 5) Loading ...Miami sound machine
“Party Down” Little Beaver Cat Records (1974) Willie Hale was a session musician who played on such hits as Betty Wright’s “Clean Up Woman”, and George McCrae’s “Rock Your Baby”. The back-up musicians here are a who’s who of the Miami funk/soul sound and TK, Alston and Glades Records stable. Party Down Part 1 features background vocals by Betty Wright, pianist Benny Lattimore (”Let’s Straighten It Out”), and organ man Timmy Thomas (”Why Can’t We Live Together”).
“Come on girl, don’t be shy, we’re just partying down, you and all your friends, we’re gonna party down.”
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Luis Alberto del Parana and His Trio Los Paraguayos “Mood for Romance” Philips Records She’s either in a state of pure ecstasy or can’t believe this guy won’t go to another table!
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“Tonic Chop Cajah” Lagu Hiboran
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“Super Talent” An EP from Thailand on Four Track Records featuring Western soul hits of the day: TIME IS TIGHT - BOOKER T. & THE MG’S / POPCORN - HOT BUTTER / THEME FROM SHAFT - ISAAC HAYES / ASHA RACH - SHOCKING BLUE
(23 votes, average: 4.22 out of 5) Loading ...Let’s get ready to Rummmble
Link Wray & The Wraymen Epic Records It’s hard to imagine an instrumental being banned as too subversive, but that is what happened to Link Wray’s Rumble in 1958. Its tough, muscular sound captured the tension of a gang fight and many US radio stations refused to play it or even mention its title. This is Link Wray’s original 1960 debut LP. An all instrumental album incluing Link’s smash hit “Raw-Hide”, the often covered “Comanche”, the ballad “Lillian” plus Caroline/Slinky/Right Turn/Rendezvous/Dixie-Doodle/Ramble/Hand Clapper/Radar/Studio Blues. You can get this and more Link Wray from Norton Records.
“He is the king; if it hadn’t been for Link Wray and ‘Rumble,’ I would have never picked up a guitar.” - Pete Townsend
Link Wray - still NOT in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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“Rocks” Bruno Lorenoni (ses guitars et ses accordian) Vega Records from France. I don’t know much about guitars, but these look pretty cool!
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“Guitarra Maravilhosa” Esperanto RGE Records
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Here’s a cool one courtesy of Lp cover lover Wolf-Rdiger Sommer. Jimmy Bryant, guitar virtuoso. “The Fastest Guitar in the Country” Imperial Records
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