FRED NEIL Sessions (US limited edition 7-track LP pressed on high definition premium180gram Virgin vinyl, originally released in 1968, a fantastic set from the legendary singer-songwriter, showcasing his baritone voice and accomplished 12-string guitar playing, presented in sealed & stickered picture sleeve).

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Covered in a variegated spray of New Orleans Mardi Gras feathers and shiny voodoo baubles, Mac Rebennack's highly personal mythology was finally made real on this 1968 album. This was his first appearance made under the new guise of Dr. John Creaux, the Night Tripper. Before then, he'd been a pivotal figure on the Crescent City R&B circuit. Afterward, he became one of its most significant blues ambassadors. This album is a classic of the admittedly specialized psychedelic swamp-gumbo genre, boasting at least four tracks that have become cult favorites. "Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya-Ya," "Mama Roux," "Jump Sturdy," and "I Walk on Gilded Splinters" each delicately mix catchy choruses and weird spatial sound effects, with radical stereo separation, intensely croaking, close-quarter vocals from the doctor, pneumatic keyboard riffs, pinprick electric guitar, and booming Afro-Caribbean percussion.


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Following their self-titled debut, Love expanded to a seven-piece for their second album, Da Capo.

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Folk, Blues & Beyond is the Second Album by the English Folk Singer/Guitarist Davy Graham.

As the Album Title states, this Album is a mesh of Folk, Blues and Jazz Sounds, meshed by the genius playing of Davy Graham

 

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Canned Heat is the 1967 debut album by Canned Heat. It was released shortly after their appearance at the Monterrey Pop Festival, and features performances of several blues covers.

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Born in 1938 and raised in New Orleans, Toussaint is a musician’s musician as well as one of the U.S.’s preeminent songwriters. Besides working with superstars like the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Paul Simon, Toussaint has a career as a solo recording artist that includes impressive titles such as his classic 1975 album Southern Nights, a 2006 collaboration with Elvis Costello called The River in Reverse, and 2009′s The Bright Mississippi.

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Here is an extremely scarce chance to bid on one of the most sought after and cherished "lost" albums of the early 70s - Colin Hare's "March Hare" on the wonderful Penny Farthing label.
Those who do not know of Hare's genius, his contribution to 60s pop and the awesome esteem in which this gorgeous LP is held need only to do a quick Google search on the artist and title and see the worldwide respect it has gained since it's original and ignored issuing all those thirty seven years ago. Like Vashti Bunyon's "Diamond Day this really was a terrific record that died a lonely death upon release.

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Gary Chandler's rare Outlook LP on Eastbound with Idris Muhammad, Ceasar Frazier, Cornell Dupreee, Buddy Caldwell, and Harrold Ousley. One of the stronger Eastbound releases with "Blue Dues" and the much sampled 10:05 minute "Baby Let Me Take You". Cover has writing noting that Gary is pictured at the NY Cloisters, which is across the Hudson from Rudy Van Gelder's studio where this was recorded.

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The Witch Doctor was recorded March 14, 1961. Blue Note has included an alternate take of "The Witch Doctor" with a slightly brighter tempo. While Shorter’s solo is more intense, Morgan’s isn’t as inspired as the original take. In all, however, the two takes of "The Witch Doctor" make excellent bookends for this reissue. Both "The Witch Doctor" and "Afrique" are Lee Morgan’s compositions. Art Blakey encouraged all of his Jazz Messengers to write, and the years (Blakey passed away in 1990) brought quite a few significant jazz composers into direct contact with his tutelage. Two tracks on this album are from Shorter and one is by Timmons. "A Little Busy" swings like his more-famous "Moanin’," "This Here" and "Dat Dere." On this one Blakey is a little busy with consistent press rolls and such while the pianist swings heartily. Blakey takes an extended drum solo on "Afrique" that demonstrates his power and melodic sense. Fours between leader and band take place several times on different tracks, and a drum "storm" arrives for "Those Who Sit and Wait." The session swings from start to finish with moderate tempos, a walking bass, and a drummer-led snare drum pattern that combines Blakey’s constant ride cymbal behind his more powerful drum attack.

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The Time Has Come is the Second Album by the English Folk Singer Anne Briggs.
This was the Second Album to be released in 1971 by Anne Briggs.

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