palace bands of the 1970's Many Thanks To Eddie (Snydel) And Mike For Their Ongoing And Relentless Palace Research and Contributions To This Site. All Underlined White Text Are Hyperlinks To Other Sites, Click For Additional Information On The Bands.This Site Has Been Several Years In The Making - Updated 3/07/209 To Offer Your Experiences, Please Contact Me HERE This Site Is Content Rich With Photos, Text And Video. Page Takes A While To Load, Be Patient. Protected Content, Louis Belloisy © 2009 J. GEILS BAND and YES November 1, 1971 John Anderson - Bill Bruford - Steve Howe - Chris Squire - Rick Wakeman QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE January 1972 David Freiberg - Greg Elmore - Nicky Hopkins ALICE COOPER January 12, 1972 BADFINGER with The Electric Elves and Mahogany Rush February 5, 1972 CACTUS, URIAH HEEP, DREAMS February 25, 1972 DREAMS - NYC horn band with Billy Cobham, the Brecker brothers, Will Lee, Don Grolnick and others... YES February 27, 1972 (YES set the stage curtain on fire this night !!!) Frank Zappa
78 78s: In Search Of Lost Time This audio is no longer available. hide captionAllen Street, New York City's Lower East Side: Dancers in a Turkish club owned by Jo Levyon, December 1942. This photo is from the Library of Congress' American Memories project archive. Marjory Collins/Library of Congress Allen Street, New York City's Lower East Side: Dancers in a Turkish club owned by Jo Levyon, December 1942. hide captionEsteemed crate-digger Ian Nagoski. Made of ground stone mixed with carbon black and the secretion of the South Asian lac beetle, 78 RPM discs were the dominant sound-recording medium for a half-century. I started sifting through boxes of junky old 78s that no one else wanted about 15 years ago, and almost right away, I made a rule: Anything that wasn't in English, buy it. I've also drawn from exceptional reissues undertaken as labors of love by fanatic researchers who work to keep alive the brilliant musicians of the past from all over the world. Α.
Dirty Music Against False Freedom Evans Blue, ‘This Time It’s Different’ – Song Review - Loudwire Canadian band Evans Blue are set to release their fourth studio album later this year and their new single ‘This Time It’s Different’ is generating a lot of buzz — and for good reason. The track, which hits iTunes on Oct. 4, begins with a haunting piano piece that lingers throughout the song. It kicks into high gear with heavy riffs and crashing cymbals. Frontman Dan Chandler shows his skills with a balance of some screaming but mostly melodic vocals. The singer delivers the tune’s chorus with authority: “Destroy my pain / Then capture life again / Destroy my shame / Can’t live my life this way /Go / Let Go / And capture life again.” His hasty deliverance of the lyrics in the verses is impressive and it has a certain harmonious and poetic flow: “I’m giving up / I’m living but weak / I’m hearing voices from shadows inside me / I never sleep / My eyes are too focused / Too hopeless / Too broken / Too open / to notice.” The new album follows the band’s self-titled 2009 disc.
Steven Smirney Big Sonic Heaven In my younger years back in Forest, Ontario in the mid 90's I was quite fortunate to have had the opportunity to tap into one of the fertile hotbeds in music, Detroit Michigan. During these pre-internet years there was a sound that permeated through the terrestrial airwaves of Detroit's 96.3 FM. The show was known as Big Sonic Heaven hosted by Darren Revell, and it aired Sundays at 9PM till 1AM. He would feature shoegaze(1), dream pop, and trip-hop as well as local talents around the area of Detroit. The show initially aired a time when shoe-gaze was in its prime and these sonic sounds had a significant impact on me. The British music press—particularly NME and Melody Maker—named this style shoegazing because the musicians in these bands stood relatively still during live performances, whilst concentrating on their effects pedals on the floor, hence the idea that they were gazing at their shoes.[1] Follow this link to Darrens top 10 Big Sonic Heaven Tracks
Daily Downloads (Gauntlet Hair, Gardens & Villa, and more) About LHB Largehearted Boy is a music blog featuring daily free and legal music downloads as well as news from the worlds of music, literature, and pop culture. Regular features include:52 Books, 52 WeeksAntiheroinesAtomic Books Comics PreviewBook NotesBook ReviewsContests / GiveawaysDaily DownloadsLargehearted WordListsmusic & DVD release listsMusic Festival Downloadsmusician/author InterviewsNote BooksSoundtrackedTry It Before You Buy ItWhy Obama Map about a boylargehearted boy weblogfingertips weblogtoo much pork webloggbv radio Contact e-mailAOL IMYahoo MessengerMailing Addressmy wishlistTwitter Syndicate RSS feed Search Search Largehearted Boy LHB Erector Set Logo: Philip Szostak Privacy Policy « older | Main Largehearted Boy Page | newer » September 21, 2011 Daily Downloads (Gauntlet Hair, Gardens & Villa, and more) Every day, Daily Downloads offers 10 free and legal mp3 downloads, plus free and legal live sets from around the internet. Today's free and legal mp3 downloads: Sponsors
Mr B’s Sunday Chill Session – XXI | FAT BERRI'S | Electronic Music Blog When he said he was going on vacation we did not think it was going to be for three whole months. We should have guessed that a man that knows his chill tracks would knows how to chill…….for three months. Now he is back and what a come back, these tracks are one superb chill set for this Sunday. No more talk, let’s chill. Dadub, Dub on Struggle Download here (Right Click, Save As). CW Stoneking, Seven Nation Army (Cover) Download here (Right Click, Save As). Jahcoozi, Day In Day Out Download here (Right Click, Save As). Cocoon, Chase the Devil Download here (Right Click, Save As). Steve Miller Band, The Joker – Lulu Rouge Edit Download here (Right Click, Save As). Krafwerk, Man Machine – Lulu Rouge Edit Download here (Right Click, Save As). Etta Cameron Vs. Download here (Right Click, Save As). James Blake, Pan Download here (Right Click, Save As). Lou Reed, The Gun Download here (Right Click, Save As). Nicolas Jaar, What My Last Girl Put Me Through (Bluewave Edit)
music is art » Blog Archive » Daze Away Mixtape DAZE AWAY is the second installment in the Days Away series. 1. Delorean – Seasun 2. El Guincho – Bombay 3. 4. 5. jj – High End 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. Higher & Higher – Jackie Wilson (YUM YUM edit) Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Your Love keeps lifting me higher & higher. Summers back, and while being in the mood for some sunny music i came across this Jackie Wilson classic, so i did this little re-edit this morning. will surely play it out the next time i hit the tables, but this weekend we all djs here at chromemusic have off, so have fun with this track and its summery, positive vibes, especially if your gf is called mary jane. Too bad stuff like this is not being played on the radio anymore these days. …hmm, not really, who cares about radio anyway? Jackie Wilson – Higher & Higher (Yum Yum edit) more yum yum versions on chromemusic
playlist: without you. - Brilliant Trumpet Beemp3.com - MP3 Search & Free MP3 Downloads #352 Lapalux – Time, Patience, Everything | i’m waking up to … sharon van etten: Lately, I have been obsessed with this band from Montreal called Automelodi. I work at a record label (Ba Da Bing Records) and my boss, Ben, is constantly getting new records in. He knows I have a soft spot for 80s/90s post punk/early electro, vaguely alternative music... and so one day, he put on a Wierd Records compilation. It was a vinyl set of like 4 pieces or something. naomi yang from galaxie 500: The perfect song to start the day is “A Tonga Da Mironga Do Kabuleté” – the live recording from 1971 by Brazilian artists Vinícius + Bethania + Toquinho. jamie stewart from xiu xiu: i have a nico button on my guitar strap and her excess eyeliner has been burning the dirge "janitor of lunacy" into my waking ears as of late, at least 20 times in the last week. until yesterday we have been on tour in scandinavia, russia, poland, austria, germany and czech. these grey locations held hands with her harmonium perfectly.
hearsay » august 2011 mix Posted on Monday 8 August 2011 It’s been some time since I’ve posted on this blog and I am happy that topomodesto gave me the opportunity to put together a mix. In the face of algorithm driven mix generation I hope that there continues to be interest in crafting diverse listening experiences. What may start as a matter of convenience easily translates into common practice. Collecting and orchestrating music samples into coherent ideas may be perfected by professional dj’s, but I find my interests don’t take root until I search out the connections between songs and artists myself. And this invariably leads me to more good music. It was a real pleasure to put this together, hopefully it inspires you in the waning days of summer. [mix cover image by Richard Galpin] August 2011 Mix (Streamable version of mix)