Country Joe McDonald - Live In New York '71

Country Joe McDonald - Live In New York '71 - 2016

Country Joe McDonald was firmly established as one of the most articulate and outspoken voices of the US counterculture. This rare early solo performance finds him tackling a wide variety of material, from Country Joe & The Fish classics (including the original version of "Section 43", entitled "Motif In Black"), to more recent numbers from his solo career. The entire, original WBAI FM broadcast live at the Museum of Modern Art, New York on July 15th, 1971.

Disc 1
01. Introduction
02. For No Reason
03. Motif In Black
04. It's So Nice To Have Love
05. Air Algiers
06. Joe's Blues
07. Kiss My Ass
08. The Harlem Song
09. Red Hot Mama
10. Here I Go Again
11. WBAI Announcement

Disc 2
01. The Baby Song
02. Mr. Big Pig
03. Janis
04. Who Am I?
05. Not So Sweet Martha Lorraine
06. I'm On The Road Again
07. Jean Desprez
08. We Want Our Freedom
09. Fish Cheer - I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag
   





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William Souffreau - Been Away Too Long

William Souffreau - Been Away Too Long - 1996

William was born on the 14th of April 1946, in Erembodegem, under a Belgian moon. He jumped into the music scene in the early sixties with the rock 'n' roll band The Blue Jets. At that time William wrote his first song, 'Feel so Lonely', which was later recorded on the album ‘Shake It’ (2002) by Blink It. Around 1963 William played with The Mings. His first recordings date from 1966, with The Four Rockets. Near the end of the 60s The Four Rockets became the more psychedelic rockband Dementia Praecox.

In 1970 William was elected number one rock singer of Belgium. Earlier that year he had founded the band The Voodoo, which soon became Irish Coffee. This rock band was a large success in many countries. Irish Coffee recorded one album and four singles (including the hit single 'Masterpiece'), all collector's items now. The band played many concerts and did numerous TV and radio shows. Irish Coffee was a support act for Uriah Heep, Chicken Shack and Golden Earring, among others. In 1974 the Irish Coffee story came to an end.

01. Gimme a Reason
02. Black Cat
03. Beware
04. Baby Come On
05. Been Away Too Long
06. Ten Good Reasons
07. Wish You Were Here
08. Just Enough Rope
09. Close to You
10. Another Woman
11. December Sky

William Souffreau - Vocals, Guitar
Paul Van Bruystegem - Lead Guitar
Luc De Clus - Guitar
Geert Maesschalck - Bass
Gert Meert - Drums
Peter Bauwens - Piano, Organ
Steven De Bruyn - Blues Harp
Filip Demeyer - Sax
Nils De Caster - Violin
Pascal Michiels, Françoise Vidick - Backing Vocals

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The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band - Live at the Belly Up

The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band - Live at the Belly Up  - 2016

Mick Fleetwood, the iconic co-founder of Fleetwood Mac, is celebrating his blues heritage with The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band, featuring Rick Vito. As well as their own material, the band pays tribute to the original Fleetwood Mac, the blues band that started it all in 1967. Live at The Belly Up, features 17 tracks and over two hours of music including “Oh Tell,” “Albatross,” and “Black Magic Woman".

01. Looking For Somebody
02. Fleetwood Boogie
03. Oh Well
04. Red Hot Gal
05. Rollin’ Man Meets The Voodoo Woman
06. Love That Burns
07. Eyesight To The Blind
08. Black Magic Woman
09. Black Crow Blues
10. Lucky Devil
11. Passage East – World Turning
12. Rattlesnake Shake
13. You Can’t Judge A Book By The Cover
14. Shake Your Moneymaker
15. Stop Messin’ Around
16. Carol
17. Albatross



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