Misc

The Beach Boys - Wouldn't It Be Nice

“tighter, grittier, and altogether trippier than most of their peers.” 
- All Music

With their 4th LP, The Black Hollies have effectively stripped off their retro leanings and immersed themselves in a spacey psychedelic dream whose time and place is as universal as the melodies that float in and out of the haze they've created. Led by Justin Angelo Morey and his long time collaborators Herbert Wiley and Jon Gonnelli (all three of whom are also members of the recently reunited Rye Coalition) as well as drummer Nick Ferrante (White Hills), the band's latest album is the product of nearly three years of writing and recording.

Initially conceived in 2010 the record was repeatedly scrapped and restarted while Morey demoed a huge amount of music in both Jersey City and Nashville. Ultimately he entered Moonlight Mile studio in Hoboken with engineer Mike Moebius in January of 2012 with 20+ songs loosely arranged in his head and a plan to put them all to tape over the course of 3 weekends. Instead the process took nearly a year of constant recording and rearranging, with the band members all contributing to an endless wall of sounds utilizing rare fuzz boxes and old combo organs and Morey himself tracking everything from his usual bass and vocals to drums and guitar. 

The end result is the most timeless record of the bands career with influences as divergent as Spacemen 3, Can, The 13th Floor Elevators, and The Stone Roses weaving in and out of noise drenched pop songs and extensive hallucinatory suites that never fully obscure the catchy core that exists Somewhere Between Here And Nowhere.

CD Contains full 13 track sequence, LP features alternate sequence and edits spread over a 12” and 7” record as well as an included coupon for digital download of the CD sequence. 


The Black Hollies - Somewhere Between Here And Nowhere

Sheryl Crow   Sweet Child O'mine

The lead track from 'The Beatles' (White Album)

Back In The USSR

SHOCKING BLUE   VENUS(1969)

Grace Jones - Slave to the Rhythm

Nancy Sinatra - 01 - Summer Wine (w Lee Hazlewood)

Norwegian Wood (The Bird Has Flown)

Völlig losgelöst .... Major Tom, Original Peter Schilling, Arrangement Katharina und die Stadtmenschen
www.stadtmenschen.at
Klavier, Gesang und Percussion
acoustic piano covers from Vienna

Major Tom (Peter Schilling Cover)

072 - The Commitments - Eric Clapton - Mustang Sally

Art Burrios - Vocals, Tony Leach - Guitar, Joe Silva - Drums

Art and Tony are in a band called 'Indian School'.  Joe plays drums for Still Getaway.  They decided to start a side project consisting of old, cool jams.  Enjoy.

Echo and the Bunnymen - The Killing Moon

The Logical Song - Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) LIVE

Let's celebrate the sun putting his hat back on with a bit of New Radicals! 'You Get What You Give' the '98 summer smash covered here by Plastic Pantomime x

You Get What You Give

From Carly Simon's 1972 album No Secrets.   http://www.carlysimon.com

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You're So Vain

The Wreck of The Edmund Fitzgerald - (Gordon Lightfoot - Cover)

Pop Songs arranged... For Orchestra!
http://fororchestra.com

By Walt Ribeiro

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