Dave Mason & Jim Krueger - Aquatennial (aka the Mississipi Riverbank Club) Minneapolis, MN 7/25/1986 | Voodoo Wagon - XRay

Dave Mason & Jim Krueger - Aquatennial (aka the Mississipi Riverbank Club) Minneapolis, MN 7/25/1986

 

Dave Mason & Jim Krueger

Here is a concert broadcast from the Aquatennial (aka the Mississipi Riverbank Club) 

in Minneapolis, MN on 7/25/1986. 

Recorded and broadcast by KTCZ “The Cities” 97.1 in Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN. 

For this concert, Jim Krueger accompanied Dave Mason on guitar and vocals. 

No other band members were listed.

Dave Mason - Vocals, Guitar

Jim Krueger - Guitar, Vocals

01. Tuning, talk 0.33

02. Feelin’ Alright (Mason) 4.38

03. World in Changes (Mason) 4.12

04. Every Woman (Mason) 2:48

05. Sad and Deep As You (Mason) 3:37

06. Instrumental (Mason/Krueger) 2:10

07. The Words (Krueger) 3.40

08. Not Fade Away (Petty/Hardin) 4.29

09. Let It Go, Let It Flow (Mason) 4.57

10. Shouldn’t Have Took More Than You Gave (Mason) 2.27

11. Dear Prudence (Lennon/McCartney) 3.01

12. Bird On The Wind (Mason) 3-46

13. We Just Disagree (Krueger) 3.49

14. Maybe (Mason) 3.32

15. Dust My Broom (James) 4.13

16. All Shook Up (Blavkwell/Presley) 3-04

17. Bring It On Home To Me (Cooke) 5.44

18. Dear Mr. Fantasy (Winwood/Wood/Capaldi) 3.09

19. All Along The Watchtower (Dylan) 11.06

20. Take It To The Limit (Meisner/Henley/Frey) 4.08

XRay 

Dave Mason and Jim Krueger sing "We Just Disagree"At Pasadena's Perkins Palace in 1981

The Fall - Iceland (1982) | Route

 Not intentionally dwelling on the negative but been meaning to address this for a while largely because Route obviously love The Fall. I don’t get it? Over their history some 66 members and always fronted by the same man the tragic alcoholic Mark E Smith the mannered slurring ‘poet’ front man. I met many drunken intellectuals at art school who thought it big and clever to drink more than anyone else and considered it superior to say and mean nothing over those trying to say something deeper and more meaningful but hey . . . . the mannered singing style largely influenced by drink [who can spin three syllables to the word WIRED!?] and his magic adoration clear amongst The Fall fans you only have to see the comments on YouTube on something like Totally Wired. I mean Maxine Peak’s a fan and starred in the Women of The Fall for the blokey band par excellence but here is ‘ICELAND' improvised on the spur of the moment whilst recording there. I just don’t get it and it always sounded awful to these ears . . . . . 

Route

The Fall - Totally Wired (New York 1981)

The Fall In Iceland

Paul Hanley recalls The Fall’s trip to Iceland in September 1981, where they spent the day in a recording studio built into a cave. They recorded three songs, including two which were included on the album Hex Enduction Hour: ‘Hip Priest’ and ‘Iceland’. Paul is talking to Ben Cottam for a BBC Radio 3 documentary, ‘Cave Life For Beginners’.

For Paul’s full account of the trip to Iceland and the making of the album, read his book Have A Bleedin Guess: The Story of Hex Enduction Hour. Details here: http://www.route-online.com/all-books...

 

Wilson Pickett 'Hey Jude' (Feat. Duane Allman)

Wilson Pickett 'Hey Jude' (Feat. Duane Allman

Duane Allman and Wilson Pickett quickly hit it off and Allman suggested they record the just released ‘Hey Jude’ which was climbing the charts and rapidly becoming one of The Beatles’ biggest hits. They recorded ‘Hey Jude’ on the first take and it seems Allman’s conviction that the track would work and become a hit in its own right was correct.  

The 'Hey Jude’ session catapulted Allman into the limelight such that Eric Clapton upon hearing the track demanded to know who the guitarist was. 

He said “I remember hearing Wilson Pickett’s 'Hey Jude’ and just being astounded by the lead break at the end. I had to know who that was immediately - right now.” 

From there Allman went on to record with Derek & the Dominos playing alongside Clapton on the definitive 'Layla’ -Clapton’s paen of unrequited love to George Harrison’s ex-wife Patti Boyd. 

I don’t hear it for one but what do you think? Sounds really quite ordinary to me . . . .repetitive and a little dull  to be honest

Gentle Giant: Discography Part 2 (1975 - 1980) 6 more albums | Urbanaspirines

 Well I mean you KNEW it was coming right?

Gentle Giant: Discography Part 2 (1975 - 1980)

07. Free Hand (1975)
08. Interview (1976)
09. The Missing Piece (1977)
10. Playing The Fool (Live) (1977)
11. Giant for a Day! (1978)
12. Civilian (1980)

Kostas says: 

Free Hand is perhaps Gentle Giant's most realized effort. After the excellent In a Glass House, the group further developed its Renaissance-medieval approach, producing one of the most creative and complex 

recordings in progressive rock history. Their vocal approach to the four-part fugue "On Reflection" was revolutionary for its time and is looked upon as one of the genre's defining moments. Despite the complexity of the arrangements, the music never sounds academic and in fact is very accessible thanks to several melodic hooks. The combination of superb musicianship, dry wit, and creative compositions make this an essential and historical recording.  

read on here . . . . .

 

I searched through an awful lot of live footage of the band but really couldn’t bring myself to post any (never trust a man who seems to have had a perm, over trimmed beard and a white shortsleeved safari jumpsuit would be my best advice!!) so there is this album track which I found about bearable! It’ called Nothing at All!

😉😂

Gentle Giant - Nothing At All 

Now she sits by the riverside Watching the waters glide by With a sigh And the things she put faith in Are ripples just waving her by With a sigh She sees lovers pass by with much more than a kiss Ah, this is a girl who had everything Finds she's nothing at all Now the wind seems so cold Seems so old as it laughs at her fears And her tears And as ducks swim away from her Visions of past love appear In her tears She sees love in his face as she tells him to go And so here's a girl who had everything Finds she's nothing at all What would she say if she saw him, yeah Now that she's gone, man, you're losing Now you can see what she's seeing, yeah For sure she's more than just choosing Now she sits by the riverside Watching the waters glide by With a sigh And the things she put faith in Are ripples just waving her by With a sigh She sees lovers pass by with much more than a kiss Ah, this is a girl who had everything Finds she's nothing at all

"STICKY!!" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 29 | Twilightzone

Mo’ MAMBO!

 "STICKY!!" A New Kind Of Mambo Vol. 29

"Dancing is pure and it feels good. Our bodies are supposed to be mobilized. We sit at work. We drive everywhere. Friday and Saturday night are for dancing. You guys are stupid! Look at these girls. They're dancing…

...You guys wondering why you don't get laid?Y ou're not dancing with the pretty girls. People of my parents' generation, that's how they fell in love! Dancing was their first physical contact. 'Honey, I know your father is a brute, but you've got to understand... he used to be such a dancer!'It's part of the mating ritual. Unfortunately, the mating ritual now is meeting for coffee and talking on the internet. There's no glory in that. No wonder all these guys are emaciated, effeminate,fucking little dorks. No wonder I don't have sex with anyone, I'd fucking break them.”

- (Rachel Nagy, Detroit Cobras)

trax:
1. Got Love If You Want It - The Excellos 2. Hound Dog - Gizzelle 3. Go Go Gorilla - The Staggers 4. Wolfcall - Ali Gator & The Real Hot Reptile Rockers 5. Do de Squat - Great Gaylord & The A-Bones 6. Hot Cuban Heat - Juke Joint Jump 7. Bop Pills - The Fireballs 8. Jump Jack Jump - Laura B & The Moonlighters 9. Somebody Told Me - Danny & The Cappers 10. Pretty Good Love - Gizzelle 11. Money (That's What I Want) - The James Taylor Quartet 12. Sticky! - Palookaville 13. Shake by the Riverside - The Deadly Snakes 14. Rock A Rolla Boogaloo - Healer Selecta 15. My Baby Likes to Boogaloo - The Crown Royals 16. I Wanna Holler (But the Town's Too Small) - The Detroit Cobras 17. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow - Sue Moreno & Jack Rabbit Slim 18. Back to Paducah - Those Legendary Shack Shakers 19. Running Round In Circles - Hot Boogie Chillun 20. You'll Never Do It Baby - Thee Headcoatees 21. Hey Mrs Jones - The Domestic Bumblebees 22. Take a Look at Me - The Lyres 23. louis riel - Thee Headcoats 24. louie louie - Outta Place 25. Monkey Man - The Kongsmen 26. The Gorilla - The Kongsmen

Compiled by Johnny Q from his music collection - originally served by Gyro1966

Thee Headcoatees - You'll Never Do It Baby 

The James Taylor Quartet - Money (That's What I Want)

Big Star - September Girls | O My Soul

 This one posted over at O My Soul

Magazine - Rhythm of Cruelty (1979) | GUESS I’M DUMB

 

Magazine - Rhythm of Cruelty (1979)

"One of my fave Magazine songs "

You’re too good looking for your own damn good

GUESS I'M DUMB

The Velvet Underground - Over You (Live) | HERBERG DE KELDER / TWILIGHTZONE

Over You (Live At The Matrix, San Francisco, CA / 1969) · The Velvet Underground

1969: Velvet Underground Live with Lou Reed Vol. 1 & 2

 Over You

The Velvet Underground

One of the finest (Velvet) Live albums ever . . . . see if you can get the double album version, there’s a single album out there but the double [Vols 1 & 2] is superb and Lou's rapport with the audience is hysterical Love this album! 

HERBERG DE KELDER

I'm Waiting for the Man - The Velvet Underground Live 1969

from Twilightzone

"Audio taken from October 19, 1969, End of Cole Ave. club, Dallas. Picture taken from October 15, 1969, Dallas Peace Moratorium. For such a groundbreaking band, the Velvet Underground has little footage of them performing live. That was why in 2019 is was extremely exciting to see Texas film archives uncover three films of the Velvet Underground performing at the Dallas Peace Moratorium on October 15th, 1969. These films where: a short 16mm documentary of the event with some audio and picture of the Velvets performing (and Sterling Morrison being interviewed), a silent 16mm B-roll of outtakes from this doc, and a silent 8mm home movie shot from the audience. I was curious, would it be possible to take all of this footage and try to sync it to a live recording for an approximation of what it would've been like to see the Velvet Underground perform live? Luckily only a few days after the event on October 19th, a fan would make one of the best live recordings of the Velvet Underground at the End of Cole Ave. club in Dallas. So now the hard part was, which song has the most footage them playing? From the doc there were sync sound snippets of "I'm Waiting for the Man", "Beginning to See the Light", and "I'm Set Free". To figure out the silent footage, I had to do a lot of lip reading. And as luck would have it, most of the other silent footage was also of "Waiting for the Man". With another stroke of luck, it appears like they performed "Waiting for the Man" almost identically across the two shows. So with a little bit of fudging, I tried to get "Beginning to See the Light", "I'm Set Free", and all the other footage synced up to the best of my ability. It's not perfect, but I'm very happy with the results. A big thanks to the Texas Archive of the Moving Image, and the G. William Jones Film & Video Collection at SMU for posting such incredible footage!”

AnalogAnarchy99

Cool Cats Invitation · Victor Ola-Iya · his Cool Cats | HERBERG DE KELDER (sort of)

Herberg De Kelder posted a ‘picture’ only of this album track and assume he will correct it forthwith (sic!) meanwhile y’ere ’tis!  HI-LIFE!

Cool Cats Invitation · Victor Ola-Iya · his Cool Cats