27/07/2024
The Monkees “Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD” 1967 Colgems Records - How could I NOT post this?
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The Monkees “Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD” 1967 Colgems Records - How could I NOT post this?
Grateful Dead “Terrapin Station” 1977 Arista - I jumped on board the Deadhead train when this was a new release, and saw them tour shortly thereafter. It’s been at least 40 years since this has graced my turntable, and its weak moments are still very weak, but this is currently a glorious spin, and I’m totally digging
Parlor Greens “In Green/We Dream” 2924 Colemine Records- The new organ trio from Colemine Records features Jimmy James of Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio on guitar, Tim Carman of GA-20 on drums, and Adam Scone of Stone Cash Players on organ. Another fine soul jazz release from Colemine.
John Mayall “Moving On” 1972 Polydor Records - Horn-driven blues and boogie with the likes of Freddy Robinson on guitar, Blue Mitchell on trumpet, Victor Gaskin on bass, Keef Hartley on drums, Ernie Watts on tenor and others. Recorded live at The Whiskey A Go-Go on July 10, 1972. John Mayall R.I.P.
Meat Puppets “II” 1983 SST Records - Their best record! Saw them play at Maxwells in Hoboken NJ on many occasions long before Nirvana “Unplugged“ introduced them to the rest of the world. I definitely saw them tour this record. They were a fierce stoner band with a penchant for throwing off sublime country covers. This album is still a five star affair.
Sparks “Live at The Record Plant 1974” 2022 Sound City Records - A semi-official release from Black Friday Record Store Day 2023. While I’m sure the Mael Brothers weren’t happy with this album, it does capture them live in the studio right after they released their classic record, “Kimono My House.”
3D's 2024 Musical Memorial Tribute PtIX 🎶 💕 ☢️ 🐾
https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20240721-751_3Ds2024MusicalMemorialTributePtIX.mp3
I'm everybody's Uncle Marty, this is The 3D RadioActivity, as Daytona The Airedale and I are finally about to wrap up our 3D's 2024 Musical Memorial Tribute PtIX on Episode 751 with Alternative, Country, Folk, Pop, Progressive and even a Country rock favorite for your listening pleasure. 🎼 🎵♥ 😎 🎶
Todd Rundgren “Runt” 1970 Ampex/Bearsville Records - This is an original 10-track Ampex version of Todd Rundgren’s first solo record after leaving Nazz. Several mispressings of this record ensued upon release, including a 12-track second pressing that came in the standard cover. The market was also littered with easily identifiable counterfeit pressings of this album making it a regular of the cut-out bins for a period of time. It’s a shame, this one deserved much better. Also, half of David Bowie’s Tin Machine back Todd on this record in the form of brothers Hunt and Tony Sales.
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass “The Beat of the Brass” 1968 A&M Records - This album was a huge hit in my family, and it included the huge Bacharach-David hit, “This Guy’s in Live With You,” a number one Alpert vocal hit.
Dion “Suite For Late Summer” 1972 Warner Bros. Records - His fourth and final solo album for Warner Bros. While the sales weren’t there, the artistry certainly was.
Dion “Sanctuary” 1971 Warner Bros. Records - Dion’s third for Warners includes three live tracks from The Bitter End in New York City. His Warner albums are all
Dion “You’re Not Alone” 1971 Warner Bros. Records - Dion’s second release for Warner Bros. had him backed by a band. His version of Melanie’s “Close To It All” is a favorite. Day two of Dion’s 85th birthday celebration!
John Stewart “The Lonesome Picker Rides Again” 1971 Warner Bros. Records - Stewart’s fourth album includes his version of “Daydream Believer,” a huge hit he wrote and gave to The Monkees.
John Stewart “The Phoenix Concerts” 1974 RCA Records - From the guy who wrote “Daydream Believer” and was also once a member of The Kingston Trio. I had a hand in reissuing his 1968 album, “Signals Through The Glass” on CD. Around that time, I was privy to a private hotel room concert by Stewart and his wife, Buffy Ford. He was a very cool guy to meet.
Dion & the Belmonts “Reunion: Live at Madison Square Garden 1972” 1973 Warner Bros. Records - This pressing is a German import. The album was recorded in New York City on June 2, 1972. Happy 85th birthday to Dion DiMucci.
Richie Havens “The End Of The Beginning” 1976 A&M Records - Musical comfort food and a late period high watermark for Richie Havens. Lots of great covers on this one.
3D's 2024 Musical Memorial Tribute Pt VIII 🎵 😎 ♥ 🎶
https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20240714-750_3Ds2024MusicalMemorialTributePtVIII.mp3
Your audio guides DaytonAiredale and Uncle Marty here on chapter 750 of The 3D RadioActivity, as we continue with Part Eight of our Memorial Testimonials to many of the biggest names in music who have gone on to their final and just rewards over the past year. 🎼 🎶 💕 ☢️ 🐾 🎵
The Kingston Trio “The Best of The Kingston Trio” 1962 Capitol - Another album my father had around the house that I soaked up as a very young child. This led to the creation of folk collections for Time-Life Music and Kingston Trio collections for both Time-Life and Reader’s Digest Music.
“All-Star Hootenanny” 1963 Columbia Records - The album that introduced me to Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Pete Seeger, and all of the other artists listed here, as my father had a copy of this record in the house from when I was a toddler. I used to sit mesmerized listening to this album as a youngster.
Johnny Cash “Ride This Train” 1960 Columbia Records- Cash’s first concept album that promised “a stirring travelogue of America in song and story.” It delivered!
Sonny Rollins “Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings” 2024 Resonance Records - A Sunny Sunday! From our last Record Store Day, a four LP set of 1959 European tour recordings in superb fidelity with Henry Grimes on bass, and either Pete La Roca, Joe Harris, or Kenny Clarke on drums. On this numbered edition of 5000, I got number 50!
Redd Kross “Redd Kross” 2024 In The Red Records - Celebrating 40 years of delivering non-stop, pop-rockin’ nuggets with a documentary and their first double album, this could be the year of The Kross! It’s definitely a contender for best record of the year.
Rhino Bubblegum 1983 Rhino Records - Chew on this!
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass “Whipped Cream & Other Delights” 1965 A&M Records - That time I met Herb Alpert and told him that I have 151 copies of this album. (Why, is a story for another time.) He was amused and asked me if they were valuable. I told him that he sold so many copies of the record, that they’re out there in almost every record store in America. I added that the music is priceless. He signed a sealed copy of the album for me, and told the audience the next night in concert that he met a guy who has 151 copies of “WC&OD.”
The 3D RadioActivity 's 2024 Musical Memorial Tribute PtVII 🎶 💕 ☢️ 🐾
https://archive.org/download/The3dRadioactivity/3dradio_20240707-749_3Ds2024MusicalMemorialTributePtVII.mp3
Everybody's Uncle Marty is here once again with DaytonAiredale on The 3D RadioActivity's 749th gathering as we continue with Part VII of our retrospective of artists who gave their all to the music world and have gone on to their final and just rewards since March of this year. 🎼 🎵♥ 😎 🎶
James Taylor “Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon” 1971 Warner Bros. Records - I got this album as a gift as a ten-year-old back when it was new, on the day I came home from sleep-away camp. So this album holds very warm memories for me.
Ringo Starr “Old Wave” 1983 RCA Records Canada - The album that Ringo made with Joe Walsh. This didn’t get a U.S. release when it was new, which is a shame as it’s a solid album.
The Rolling Stones “Some Girls” 1978 Rolling Stones Records - One of their many resets that brought them back to the top of the charts. It also found the band chasing trends rather than setting them.
Ringo Starr “Beaucoups of Blues” 1970 Apple Records - Favorite Ringo! Totally out of step when it came out, it’s grown in stature over the years. Ringo birthday 2U.
Wilco “Hot Sun Cool Shroud” 2024 dBpm Records - A well-crafted EP released in time for last week’s Solid Sound Festival in Massachusetts in a limited quantity of 1000. Stock copies will be released later this year. While I did not make the festival, I have my music pal, Michael Trullinger, to thank for picking this up for me.
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