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Hot Tuna – Steady As She Goes

Hot Tuna is back with Steady As She Goes, their first all-new studio album in 20 years! Founding members Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady masterfully blend Americana rock with blues and acoustic folk on a record that hits their full spectrum of styles from electric and acoustic Hot Tuna to their days in Jefferson Airplane. Reaching a zenith of their historic career, Steady As She Goes is an absolute masterpiece.

During their more than four decade long career Jorma and Jack have created some of the most significant music of our time and Steady As She Goes proves that they remain one of the most innovative bands in American music. Recorded at Levon Helm‘s studio and produced by Grammy-winning producer Larry Campbell, the album captures the energy of their live performances with Barry Mitterhoff on mandolin, drummer Skoota Warner (Cyndi Lauper, Matisyahu, Santana) as well as Campbell joining them on guitar, fiddle, organ and vocals.

With their amps turned up to eleven, Hot Tuna rips into the blistering opener “Angel of Darkness†and puts the wind in your sails with the `hop on your Harley and take to the road’ free-spirit jams like “Easy Now Revisited†and “A Little Faster.†Steady As She Goes tastefully mixes in the acoustic side of Tuna with folk tunes like the moving “What Might Have Been†and the reflective “Second Chances.†Along with masterful covers of the blues-rock infused “If This is Love†and a funky rendition of Reverend Gary Davis’ “Children of Zion†Steady As She Goes is an iconic record that Hot Tuna fans have been waiting for!

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Tracklist

01 – Angel of Darkness

02 – Children of Zion

03 – Second Chances

04 – Goodbye to the Blues

05 – A Little Faster

06 – Mourning Interrupted

07 – Easy Now Revisited

08 – Smokerise Journey

09 – Things That Might Have Been

10 – Mama Let Me Lay It On You

11 – If This is Love

12 – Vicksburg Stomp

Larry Campbell /Composer, Fiddle, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Hammond B3, Organ (Pump), Producer, Violin, Vocal Harmony

Jack Casady /Composer, Guitar (Bass)

Jorma Kaukonen /Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals

Barry Mitterhoff /Mandolin

Skoota Warner /Drums

Teresa Williams /Vocal Harmony

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Daniel Lanois

Ancienne Belgique

Brussels, Belgium

1990-02-02

Disc 01

01. Fisherman's daughter

02. O Marie

03. Jolie Louise

04. Still water

05. Where the Hawkwinds kills

06. Silium's hill

07. Little Sadie

08. Under the stormy sky

09. People say (fade out)

10. St.Ann's gold

11. Ice

12. Little sister

13. Indian red (Indien rouge)

14. Mystery train

Disc 02

01.Waiting for my man

02. Blackhawk

03. Ain't nothing you can do (Bobby Bland)

04. The maker

05. Acadie

06. You don't miss your water

07. Irish melody

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The Black Crowes – Before The Frost & …Until The Freeze

Revitalized by their 2008 reunion, the Black Crowes decided to take a genuine risk, recording a double-album’s worth of new material in front of a live audience at Levon Helm’s barn in upstate New York…and then release the second half, Until the Freeze, as a free download-only. To a certain extent, such formal experiments are where the Crowes can really stretch, as they’re so devoted to rock & roll roots from Southern England to South Georgia, they can’t add new wrinkles to old traditions. But that’s not exactly right: they’re willing to stretch until at least the late ’70s, offering their spin on a Rolling Stones’ disco on the album’s first single, “I Ain’t Hiding.†As true as that may be, it’s too snide and easy, and does a disservice to what the Crowes pull off with aplomb on this rather remarkable record, a record that has all the easy interplay of a road-tested band but none of the weariness. The Crowes play with muscle and grace, easing into the rustic ramble of “Appaloosa†or getting dirt underneath their fingernails on the stupendous opener “Good Morning Captain,†a song that sets the keynote for the rest of the record both in its sturdy construction and enthusiastically ragged performance. More than anything, it’s the kineticism that captivates, how the band deepens their already-strong songs with muscle and blood, sounding alive in a way that they never quite have in the studio. No longer young upstarts, they wear their years proudly on this terrific album, sounding like the veteran roadhounds they’ve always aspired to be. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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Before the Frost…

1. “Good Morning Captain†– 3:24

2. “Been a Long Time (Waiting on Love)†– 7:47

3. “Appaloosa†– 3:35

4. “A Train Still Makes a Lonely Sound†– 4:23

5. “I Ain’t Hiding†(C. Robinson) – 5:57

6. “Kept My Soul†– 5:23

7. “What Is Home?†(R. Robinson) – 5:13

8. “Houston Don’t Dream About Me†– 5:05

9. “Make Glad†– 4:18

10. “And the Band Played On…†– 4:12

11. “The Last Place That Love Lives†(C. Robinson) – 4:57

…Until the Freeze

1. “Aimless Peacock†– 6:40

2. “The Shady Grove†– 4:42

3. “The Garden Gate†– 4:21

4. “Greenhorn†– 7:12

5. “Shine Along†– 4:47

6. “Roll Old Jeremiah†(C. Robinson) – 4:40

7. “Lady of Ave. A†– 5:20

8. “So Many Times†(Chris Hillman, Stephen Stills) – 4:53

9. “Fork in the River†(C. Robinson) – 4:11

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The DVD Project

Allman Brothers Band

Vol. 1 Back Where It All Began

Allman Brothers Band Vol. 1 DVD #2

Saturday Night in Macon

The complete "Saturday Night in Macon" (1:07:22) 9/10/1973

Grand Opera House, Macon, Georgia (Pro-shot, TV - Don Kirschner's Rock Concert)

Audio restoration by Bob Bartelma

Track 1 - Wet Willie - 16:13;21 - (00:00:00;00 to 00:16:13;21) - credit/intro

Chapter 01 - Saturday Night in Macon intro (00:00:00;00 to 00:01:33;00)

Chapter 02 - That's All Right (00:01:33;00 to 00:07:43;04)

Chapter 03 - Grits Ain't Groceries (00:07:43;04 to 00:12:41;15)

Chapter 04 - Country Side Of Life (00:12:41;15 to 00:16:13;21)

Track 2 - Marshall Tucker Band - 25:33;25 - (00:16:13;21 to 41:47;14)

Chapter 01 - Take The Highway (00:16:13;21 to 00:24:03;19)

Chapter 02 - Can't You See (00:24:03;19 to 00:30:17;01)

Chapter 03 - Ramblin'On My Mind (00:30:17;01 to 00:41:47;14)

Track 3 - The Allman Brothers Band - 25:34;18 - (00:41:47;14 to 01:07:22;04)

Chapter 01 - intro by Bill Graham (00:41:47;14 to 00:42:53;04)

Chapter 02 - Done Somebody Wrong (00:42:53;04 to 00:46:53;07)

Chapter 03 - Southbound (00:46:53;07 to 00:52:39;17)

Chapter 04 - Midnight Rider (00:52:39;17 to 00:56:14;22)

Chapter 05 - Ain't Wastin' Time (00:56:14;22 to 01:00:14;28)

Chapter 06 - Statesboro Blues (01:00:14;28 to 01:04:46;06)

Chapter 07 - Outro (01:04:46;06 to 01:07:22;04)

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