Chi Coltrane - Feelin' Good (CBS)
Miss Coltrane is a new one on me, kind of a mix between Carole King and Genya Raven.
1972.
Drums, Juim Gordon, Bass, Larry Knechtel & horns. Jim Horn, congas, King Errison & perc. Victor Feldman.
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American soft rock band Bread, ca. 1972. GAB Archive/Redferns.
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The Doors - Soul Kitchen
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The Doors - Break On Through (To the Other Side) (Instrumental) (1967)
John Densmore / Ray Manzarek / Robby Krieger
from:
“13 Instrumentals”
(Bootleg Compilation)
Instrumental Rock | Bossa Nova Beat
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Personnel:
Ray Manzarek: Vox Continental Organ / Keyboard Bass
Robby Krieger: Guitar
John Densmore: Drums
Larry Knechtel: Bass Guitar
Produced by Paul A. Rothchild
Recorded:
@ Sunset Sound Recorders
in Hollywood, California USA
August, 1966
♫♫♫ ♫♫♫ ♫♫♫
The Doors - Break On Through (To the Other Side) (1967)
w/ Vocal Track
(Restored Version)
https://at.tumblr.com/odk-2/the-doors-break-on-through-to-the-other-side/qo9obasx6we2
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We need you to help on it because y'know
it's like a foot stomping hand clapping kind of a thing
so get involved y'know
and ~ punch the guy next to you or whatever ~
BREAD – Yours For Life (♪)
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Stephen Stills, John Sebastian, James Burton, Harvey Brooks, Larry Knechtel, Plas Johnson, Jim Gordon, Hal Blaine, Brenda Holloway, Denny Doherty, John Phillips, Michelle Phillips, Scott McKenzie, todos en el LP debut en solitario de Cass Elliot de 1968, "Dream a Little Dream". Y John Hartford, el de "Gentle on My Mind", presente como autor en la versión de "California Earthquake", un tema reminiscente del famoso "Codine" de Buffy Sainte- Marie.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to singer-songwriter Kip Allert, Louis Armstrong, the 1995 movie BABE, Richard Belzer, The Billboard Hot 100 (1958), Moya Brennan [Máire Ní Bhraonáin], Terri Lyne Carrington, Dick Cummings, Herb Ellis, Frankie Ford, Václav Matyáš Gurecký, Brett S. Harrison, Elsbeary Hobbs (The Drifters), Ben Holland, Joey Huffman (Soul Asylum), Larry Knechtel, Kishore Kumar, Harry Lauder, Kenny Malone, Max Middleton, Ricky Nelson’s 1960 “Poor Little Fool” single, Cliff Nobles, Barack Obama, Jessie Owens’s Olympic leap (1936), Pink Floyd’s 1967 PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN album, Elvis Presley’s 1956 “Hound Dog” single, Prince’s 1984 PURPLE RAIN album, David Raksin, Paul Reynolds (A Flock of Seagulls), Klaus Schulze, Maureen Starkey, Mark Stock, Billy Bob Thornton (good to have met you), Timi Yuro, and my friend, a songwriter and great gospel singer Monette Newsuan. In the late 90s/early 00s we performed together frequently and recorded a flurry of projects, including her phenomenal solo album DON’T LET A DAY GO BY. She also appeared on my recordings as well as on recordings with Don Hess, The Word2Soul Project, and Davy Jones (Monkees)—who said Monette was one of his favorite singers. There are many Monette recordings I could share—she’s featured prominently on Davy Jones’s take of “When All Else Fails” https://johnnyjblairsingeratlarge.bandcamp.com/track/when-all-else-fails ...Meanwhile, HB MN and God bless your ministry and lifting up your voice!
#monette #newsuan #birthday #johnfarnham #davyjones #monkees #johnnyjblair
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In The Rock 6/10/1966: The Clique/wrecking crew work their first session recording the music for The Monkees first tunes. Hal Blaine was on the drums, Sonny Curtis on guitar, Larry Knechtel piano and organ, Ray Pohlman on eight-string bass, plus Glen Campbell and James Burton both 12-string electric guitar. #WreckingCrew #Monkees #TheClique #RockHonorRoll
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225: Kenny Rankin // Like a Seed
Like a Seed
Kenny Rankin
1972, Little David Records
Another free record found on the streets of Portland, Maine, where folk pop records huddle on the doorsteps in the rain like the unwanted children of fishwives. If the other one I grabbed, Hedge & Donna’s Special Circumstances, qualified as a pleasant surprise, Kenny Rankin’s Like a Seed is unsurprisingly unpleasant. It opens with a children’s choir, seldom a good sign, and somehow grows more irritating from there.
Rankin’s music is faintly jazzy soft pop (jazzy in the sense that pouring tap water into a just-emptied Tropicana carton makes it fruity), sung in a high dork voice like that of a man whose wife will shortly leave him for James Taylor because he isn’t edgy enough. Sadly, the album has plenty of variety, nearly all of it bad, the Black Like Me funk of “Comin’ Down” ambushing the listener with a fucked-cat chorus that had me scrambling for my garden hose. I'll send out a special No Prize to coffee house groover “I Was Born,” a rousing ‘fuck you’ to his mother for making him go to school as a child that is even dumber than that description suggests. Overall tasting note? Too many goddamn flutes.
The best thing I can say about this is that (like the Hedge & Donna LP) you’ve got some excellent session players in the studio—on the lyrically embarrassing “Eartheart,” one of Larry Knechtel or Victor Feldman contributes heroic Hammond keys, whirling around an elegant string arrangement so pretty I’d want to hear it again if Rankin could shut his gob.
Wikipedia tells me this clown toured with George Carlin for ten years. Imagine seeing Jason Mraz’s kid brother open for Norm MacDonald and you’ll start to feel as bewildered as I am by this information.
225/365
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Rain Eight Days A Week (feat. Gary Stroutsos, Keith Lowe, Larry Knechtel, Eric Eagle & David Revelli) · David Lanz
I found this song with #BeatFind
Rain Eight Days A Week (feat. Gary Stroutsos, Keith Lowe, Larry Knechtel, Eric Eagle & David Revelli) · David Lanz
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Bread - Baby I'm-A Want You
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Dave Mason - Only You Know and I Know (1970)
Dave Mason
from:
"Alone Together" (LP)
"Only You Know and I Know" / "Sad and Deep as You" (Single)
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Rock | Folk/Rock
Album Personnel:
Dave Mason: Lead Vocals / Guitars
Leon Russell: Piano
Larry Knechtel / John Simon: Keyboards
Michael Detemple / Don Preston: Guitars
Chris Ethridge / Larry Knechtel / Carl Radle: Bass
John Barbata / Jim Capaldi / Jim Gordon / Jim Keltner: Drums
Backing Vocals:
Bonnie Bramlett
Rita Coolidge
Mike Coolidge
Lou Cooper
Claudia Lennear
Bob Norwood
Jack Storti
Produced by Dave Mason / Tommy LiPuma
Recorded:
@ Sunset Sound Recorders
in Hollywood, California
and
@ Elektra Sound Recorders
in Los Angeles, California
1970
Single Released:
July, 1970
Blue Thumb Records (US)
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