Música Buena y conocida - Rock'n´Roll

[JohnnyGuitar]

Si, es aqui...
adelante con el bootleg el_salmonete

[el_salmonete]

Que poco rock patrio se postea por aquí, ¿verdad? Vamos a remediarlo .
Ya han salido al ruedo los Enemigos, turno para Leño,

"sí señor, sí señor".

Leño - En directo (1981)



Leño.(1981).(CD).En.Directo.(EAC-MPC-Q10-160Kb).by.Crsa.(MeTaLMaDNeSS.TeaM).rar
Leño - 1981 - En directo.mp3.@192 kbps.covers.emule.backup.rar
de la Página no oficial de Leño

Salud

[JohnnyGuitar]

Muy bueno el de los Leño. Tengo el primer y segundo trabajo e ellos: LEÑO y MAS MADERA...si interesan os comparto.


Saludos

[JohnnyGuitar]

Saludos rockeros

La tercera entrega...





ARTIFACTS - THE BEATLES - VOL.3 - 1964/1965
MP3 - 320K


1. IF I FEEL (Demos/Early 1964)
2. ONE AND ONE IS TWO (Demos/Early 1964)
3. CAN'T BUY ME LOVE (Paris, Takes 1 & 3/Jan. 29, 1964)
4. ALL MY LOVING (Ed Sullivan Show/Feb. 9,16,23-1964)
5. I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND (Ed Sullivan Show/Feb. 9,16,23-1964)
6. PLEASE, PLEASE ME (Ed Sullivan Show/Feb. 9,16,23-1964)
7. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT (EMI Takes 6 & 7/April 16, 1964)
8. FROM US TO YOU (BBC "SATURDAY CLUB"/April 4, 1964)
9. YOU CAN'T DO THAT (BBC "SATURDAY CLUB"/April 4, 1964)
10. SHOUT (Around The Beatles/April 19, 1964)
11. LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE (EMI Take 5/Aug.14, 1964)
12. I'M A LOSER (EMI Take 1/Aug.14, 1964)
13. SHE'S A WOMAN (EMI Take 6/Oct.8, 1964)
14. I FEEL FINE (EMI Take 6/Oct.18, 1964)
15. IF YOU'VE GOT TROUBLES (EMI Takes 1/Feb.18, 1965)
16. YOU'RE GONNA LOSE THAT GIRL (EMI Alternate Mix/Feb.19, 1965)
17. THAT MEANS A LOT (EMI Take 2/Feb.20, 1965)
18. HELP (EMI Take 5/April 13, 1965)
19. YESTERDAY (Ed Sullivan Show/Aug.14, 1965)
20. I'M DOWN (Hollywood Bowl/Aug.29, 1965)
21. NORWEGIAN WOOD (THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN)(EMI Take 1/Oct.12, 1965)
22. DAY TRIPPER (EMI Take 1/Oct.16, 1965)
23. WE CAN WORK IT OUT (Demo/Oct. 1965)
24. I'M LOOKING THROUGH YOU (EMI Take 1/Oct.24, 1965)
25. TWELVE-BAR ORIGINAL (EMI/Nov. 1965)
26. GIRL (EMI/Nov.11, 1965)


ARTIFACTS_The Beatles_Beatlemania_1964_1965_byJohnnyGuitar_divxclasico_3de10.rar


...y decirme si las bajadas de los artifacts van muy lentas, ok?

[zeppogrouxo]

Tak ya tienes el cd 2 de Aretha aquí y en el post de la caja
Aretha Franklin Queen Of Soul - Disc 2.rar
Sigo esperando mi tarta Bedeliaaaa

[Takeshi_Shimura]

gracias, tío. ahora estoy lanzando un documental sobre Budd Boetticher, pero en cuento esté distribuído me pongo con lo de b.b.
pincho el 2

[el_salmonete]

Tak ya tienes el cd 2 de Aretha aquí y en el post de la caja
Aretha Franklin Queen Of Soul - Disc 2.rar
Sigo esperando mi tarta Bedeliaaaa

¿Los demás también podemos? El segundo lo dejo en pausa. Gracias

[el_salmonete]

...y decirme si las bajadas de los artifacts van muy lentas, ok?

No es que vayan lentas, es que la fuente está sequita.

[ciruja]

Saludos a todos los rockeros
¿interesa un bootleg de los Kinks? Lo acabo de pillar e incluye 25 canciones nunca editadas, procedentes de actuaciones en directo, tv y radio.
Información completa AQUÍ

Vosotros diréis.

[el_salmonete]

Saludos a todos los rockeros
¿interesa un bootleg de los Kinks? Lo acabo de pillar e incluye 25 canciones nunca editadas, procedentes de actuaciones en directo, tv y radio.
Información completa AQUÍ

Vosotros diréis.

¡Qué son los de la primera época! Eso ni se pregunta. Postea pero ya.

[Takeshi_Shimura]

Saludos a todos los rockeros
¿interesa un bootleg de los Kinks? Lo acabo de pillar e incluye 25 canciones nunca editadas, procedentes de actuaciones en directo, tv y radio.
Información completa AQUÍ

Vosotros diréis.

Por mi no te molestes, ya lo tengo

[antu]

Que poco rock patrio se postea por aquí, ¿verdad? Vamos a remediarlo

Llevas toda la razón...

http://www.suaves.com/Grabaciones/santacomp.php


Los Suaves (Santa Compaña)-Full Album.rar

Los suaves en conciertos de radio 3 by chaneitor LOS SUAVES SOMOS TODOS.avi

Por cierto, La página oficial esta ligeramente equivocada en los nombre de las canciones. Estas son:

El afilador
Dulce castigo
Ahora que me dejas
No me mires
Pobre jugador
Hendrix
Otra noche, otra ciudad
Sí pudiera
Santa compaña

Salud 2

[Takeshi_Shimura]

<table width="80%" align="center" border="0"><tr><td align="justify">AMG Review......by Richie Unterberger

This impressive, impeccably packaged four-CD box set focuses solely on B.B. King's 1950s and 1960s recordings for the Modern family of labels. That was a period that basically encompassed the vast majority of his work prior to 1962, though he did a few non-Modern sides before signing with ABC Paramount in early 1962 and did a few other sides for Modern in the mid-'60s. So this is basically a box-set overview of King's early career, one that saw him score many R&B hits and build a career as a blues legend, even as the blues were falling out of fashion in favor of rock and soul. As many tracks as there are here -- 106 in all, four of them previously unreleased -- this isn't a catchall roundup of everything the prolific King did for the label. Additional material shows up on more specialized retrospectives, like Ace's own The Modern Recordings, 1950-1951. King's output during this period might be more consistent than it is varied, but both King fans and committed blues enthusiasts in general will be mighty happy with this set, presenting the considerable bulk of his significant Modern sides with intelligence. Each individual CD focuses on a theme of sort. Disc one, "The Great B.B.," concentrates on the hits and most familiar tunes, like "Sweet Little Angel," "Every Day I Have the Blues," "Sweet Sixteen," "Downhearted (How Blue Can You Get?)," "Rock Me Baby," "3 O'Clock Blues," and "Did You Ever Love a Woman." The disc titled "Memphis Blues'n'Boogie" is pretty self-explanatory and perhaps the least exciting of the CDs, as it's the most samey-sounding. The disc "Take a Swing With Me" is devoted to King's mild stylistic tours into soul, gospel, doo wop, and rock & roll, though it's usually a case of King absorbing such influences into blues than trying something too different. The final CD, "King of the Blues," puts the spotlight on his later recordings for the label, in which his sound was maturing into something more urbanely soulful, though "Fishin' After Me" (aka "Catfish Blues") sounds like a Howlin' Wolf track with a typically smooth B.B. King vocal dubbed onto it. There are a lot of good tracks here that even those with relatively large B.B. King collections might not be too intimate with, and even the more generic ones virtually always maintain a high level of professionalism and passion. A major bonus is the 76-page booklet, with detailed essays on King's early career, the Modern label, King's early road tours, an interview with early King producer Sam Phillips, and a thorough B.B. King/Modern discography.</td></tr></table>

CD release: 2002
rip: EAC 0.95 beta3
+ Monkey's Audio 4.01 beta1
nºcds: 4

CD1
The Great B.B
Contains many of the big hits readily associated with B.B. that he still plays to this day.
recordings: 1951-1966

01 3 O'CLOCK BLUES
02 YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU
03 WOKE UP THIS MORNING
04 PLEASE LOVE ME
05 BLIND LOVE
06 YOU UPSET ME BABY
07 EVERY DAY I HAVE THE BLUES
08 TEN LONG YEARS
09 CRYING WON'T HELP YOU
10 DID YOU EVER LOVE A WOMAN
11 BAD LUCK
12 SWEET LITTLE ANGEL
13 WHY I SING THE BLUES
14 WORRY WORRY
15 SWEET SIXTEEN (PTS 1 & 2)
16 MY OWN FAULT AKA IT'S MY FAULT
17 GOOD MAN GONE BAD
18 I'LL SURVIVE
19 WALKING DR BILL (GOTTA FIND MY BABY)
20 YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEART
21 GONNA MISS YOU AROUND HERE
22 DOWNHEARTED AKA HOW BLUE CAN YOU GET?
23 AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSINESS
24 ROCK ME BABY (ROCKIN' AND ROLLIN')

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zeppo, pon el cazo

[zeppogrouxo]

Por cierto Takeshi_to ya tienes el cd 3 de Aretha aquí
Aretha Franklin Queen Of Soul - Disc 3.rar y en el post de la caja.

[Takeshi_Shimura]

lo pinchopauso, que aún estoy con el 2º

[Takeshi_Shimura]

he movido unos cuantos hilos, he roto unos cuantos meñiques y anulares, y os voy a conseguir unos escaneos guapos de los discos de b.b. king (del "librito" de 78 páginas no:P )

[zeppogrouxo]

[zeppogrouxo]

Ya está posteado el 4º cd de la caja de Aretha Franklin aquí
Aretha Franklin -Queen of Soul CD 4.rar y en el post de la caja.
Ludos

[Takeshi_Shimura]

thanks to my friends



Creedence Clearwater Revival - 1970 Pendulum.
DCC Gold Disc. Steve Hoffman's Remaster

by server_alliance

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
During 1969 and 1970, CCR was dismissed by hipsters as a bubblegum pop band and the sniping had grown intolerable, at least to John Fogerty, who designed Pendulum as a rebuke to critics. He spent time polishing the production, bringing in keyboards, horns, even a vocal choir. His songs became self-consciously serious and tighter, working with the aesthetic of the rock underground -- Pendulum was constructed as a proper album, contrasting dramatically with CCR's previous records, all throwbacks to joyous early rock records where covers sat nicely next to hits and overlooked gems tucked away at the end of the second side. To some fans of classic CCR, this approach may feel a little odd since only "Have You Ever Seen the Rain" and maybe its B-side "Hey Tonight" sound undeniably like prime Creedence. But, given time, the album is a real grower, revealing many overlooked Fogerty gems. Yes, it isn't transcendent like the albums they made from Bayou Country through Cosmo's Factory, but most bands never even come close to that kind of hot streak. Instead, Pendulum finds a first-class songwriter and craftsman pushing himself and his band to try new sounds, styles, and textures. His ambition results in a stumble -- "Rude Awakening 2" portentously teeters on the verge of prog-rock, something CCR just can't pull off -- but the rest of the record is excellent, with such great numbers as the bluesy groove "Pagan Baby," the soulful vamp "Chameleon," the moody "It's Just a Thought," and the raver "Molina." Most bands would kill for this to be their best stuff, and the fact that it's tucked away on an album that even some fans forget illustrates what a tremendous band Creedence Clearwater Revival was.



CCR-1970.Pendulum.DCC.Gold.Disc.eac.flac.scans.by.server_alliance.rar

[Takeshi_Shimura]

aquí tienen ustedes el segundo cd de la caja de b.b. king

CD2
Memphis Blues'n'Boogie is a look at the rare recordings of the early 1950s engineered by Sam Phillips in Memphis, followed by those directed by Bill Harvey in Houston. Session-by-session, you can see B.B. finding his own style.
recordings: 1950-1954

01 B.B. BOOGIE
02 MISTREATED WOMAN
03 THE OTHER NIGHT BLUES
04 WALKIN' AND CRYIN'
05 MY BABY'S GONE (WOKE UP THIS MORNING)
06 DON'T YOU WANT A MAN LIKE ME
07 SHE'S DYNAMITE
08 B.B. BLUES
09 A NEW WAY OF DRIVING
10 QUESTIONNAIRE BLUES
11 HARD WORKIN' WOMAN
12 SHE'S A MEAN WOMAN
13 PRAY FOR YOU
14 THAT AIN'T THE WAY TO DO IT
15 SHE DON'T MOVE ME NO MORE
16 FINE LOOKIN' WOMAN
17 MY OWN FAULT, DARLIN' AKA IT'S MY FAULT
18 SHAKE IT UP AND GO
19 GOTTA FIND MY BABY
20 SOME DAY, SOMEWHERE (SOMEDAY BABY)
21 YOU DIDN'T WANT ME
22 STORY FROM MY HEART AND SOUL
23 BOOGIE WOOGIE WOMAN
24 HIGHWAY BOUND
25 NEIGHBORHOOD AFFAIR
26 WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME
27 PRAYING TO THE LORD
28 PLEASE HELP ME

--> B.B..King.-.The.Vintage.Years.-.cd2.(EAC-ape).rar