Electric Blues Duo - Make Mine A Double (1987/1989)

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Destroy All Monsters - November 22, 1963 (Singles & Rarities) (1989)

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Cream - The Alternative Album (1966/67)

All tracks are recorded in September 1966 in London and were alternative tracks for Creams first album "Fresh Cream", except track Nr. 7 which had never been released before and track Nr. 9 "Fallstaff Beer", which was recorded in Sweden, 1967.

Ginger Baker (drums, vocals)
Jack Bruce (bass, harmonica, vocals)
Eric Clapton (guitar, vocals)

01. Lawdy Mama (Trad.) 2.03
02. Rollin´ And Tumblin´ (Morganfield) 4.39
03. Sweet Wine (Baker) 3.09
04. Cat Squirrel (Trad.) 3.12
05. The Coffee Song (Colton/Smith) 2.49
06. Toad (Baker) 4.22
07. You Make Me Feel (Bruce) 2.43
08. Wrapping Paper (Bruce/Brown) 1.07
09. Fallstaff Beer (Bruce) 1.02
10. I Feel Free (Bruce/Brown) 3.09
11. White Room (Bruce/Brown) 4.14

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Mountain - Last Night At The Fillmore East (1971)

This is a remastered version of two similar boots, Mt. Fillmore: Live At The Fillmore East 1971 and Closing The Fillmore East.It is a significant improvement to both. CTFE suffered from high frequency loss and low volume level. The source for this new version, Mt. Fillmore, had superior sound but ran more than 5% fast and suffered somewhat from digital distortion, particularly in Dreams Of Milk And Honey. Both of those problems have been corrected and some minor dips in volume have been adjusted. Also absent is the nifty reminder during Roll Over Beethoven on CTFE that we are listening to radio station KLOS. Both versions suffered from a two minute cut in the middle of Dreams Of Milk And Honey. After carefully matching volume and EQ, the missing part has been patched with the same segment from "Flowers Of Evil". You can find the patch at 7:51 when the guitar shifts to the center channel due to the different mix, ending at 9:51. In addition, the Outside The Fillmore interviews and California Jam track from CTFE have replaced the two commercially available bonus tracks on MT. FILLMORE.

Dreams Of Milk And Honey and Roll Over Beethoven were used on the official release, "Flowers Of Evil".That version dropped an introduction and made a minor cut in Dreams Of Milk And Honey. Here these tracks are complete and unedited in a slightly different mix. In comparison, "Flowers Of Evil" now sounds somewhat anemic.

MT. FILLMORE lists the date of this show as June 26 and CTFE lists it as June 28. June 27 was the final night of the Fillmore's closing run. The same lineup (Albert King, Mountain, The J. Geils Band and The Allman Brothers Band) played on each of the last two nights, so the 26th is possible. But this tape is from a radio broadcast and it's likely that such a broadcast would have been on the final night. Also, the circulating Allman Brothers tape of these last shows is from the 27th, and it would seem logical that was the same broadcast.

Steve Knight (keyboards)
Corky Laing (drums)
Felix Pappalardi (bass, vocals)
Leslie West (guitar, vocals)

01. Intro by Bill Graham 0.24
02. Never In My Life () 7.09
03. Theme For An Imaginary Western (Bruce/Brown) 5.22
04. Roll Over Beethoven (Berry) 8.48
05. Dreams Of Milk And Honey () 15.59
06. Silver Paper () 7.58
07. Mississippi Queen () 6.19
08. Outside of the Fillmore 3.21
09. Nantucket Sleighride (Bonus track from California Jam 1974) () 6.45

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Blues Brothers Band - Live At The Montreux Casino (1989)

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Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival (1970)

The Isle Of Wight Festival saw the first true super group of the 70´as get the springboard to international sucess they were soon to become accustomed to. Three very talented musicians from three sucessful bands had decided to pool their resources and have a bath. What they ended up doing was taking Progressive Rock to the outer limits of indulgence, whilst throwing in many a jaw dropping performance along the way.

Keith Emerson from The Nice, Greg Lake from King Crimson and Atomic Rooster´s Carl Palmer took the Isle Of Wight stage for only their second time as a band, and proceeded to blow the minds of many of the thousands of sun drenched hippies there.

Emerson´s love for classical music had often been show cased in The Nice, his quite remarkable keyboard skills would be pushed to the limits in ELP, and set against Lake´s more down to earth song writing and Palmer´s dynamic percussive ability, the stage was set for an explosve performance. Their short 55 min set was new to the vast audience.

ELP were praised and panned after the Isle Of Wight show, thousands loved them, some thought it was all too much pomp, in the wrong circumstance. Either way the self-titled debut-album was a hit and the shows became longer and much more spectacular, and often involved an orchestra, a Persian rug and lots more organ abuse ...

Keith Emerson (keyboards)
Greg Lake (vocals, bass, guitar)
Carl Palmer (drums)


01. The Barbarian (Bartok) 5.07
02. Take A Pebble (Lake) 11.47
03. Pictures At An Exhibition (Mussorgsky, aditional music & lyrics: Emerson, Lake & Palmer) 35.49
04. Rondo (Bach) 4.12
05. Nutrocker (Tschaikovsky) 4.49
06. Interview 6.14

(Artwork included)

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