Name: Bobby Womack - Nobody Wants You - Live 1973 by Kevin Shrieve
Duration: 3 min 19 s
Description: I have so few recordings from the 1973 tour I made playing lead guitar in the Bobby Womack band that I am sharing this song despite the very bad audio quality. Like the Harry Hippy track it was recorded in Norfolk, Virginia.

Love these two tracks - any chance you have more?

Cover photo: Dan Cristian Mihailescu

Tonwelle is the second album by Klaus Schulze released under the name of Richard Wahnfried. It was originally released in 1981, and was not reissued by Revisited Records as part of the overall reissue program of Schulze albums. A two-disc reissue was released in January 2012 by MIG Music, featuring different speeds from the original recording.

Track listing
All tracks composed by Klaus Schulze.

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Schwung"	17:05
2.	"Druck"	18:20

Personnel
Klaus Schulze – synths
Manuel Göttsching – guitar
Karl Wahnfried – guitar
Michael Shrieve – drums
Michael Garvens – vocals

Klaus Schulze - Druck (Shaping Mind - Doar Un Strop De Nemurire) REMIX

KONRAD KUCZ "Clamber" (2022)

Perchance to Dream

(v1) Our daughter’s lost for evermore
She took the shot, fell to the floor
We followed all instructions to the tee
No explanation’s in the air
No questions asked, no one dares
It’s best we stop this foolish inquiry

(Chorus) No more doubts, yes we’ve been sold
Safe and effective we’ve been told
Time for us to take this for the team
She went to sleep
Oh just a teen
Did not wake up, or so it seems
Where’s the rub?
Perchance to dream

(v2) We were told you must have faith
In order to ensure she’s safe
But now she’s gone, we’re feeling all this pain
The doctors claimed it’s nothing new
We’re at a loss, they have no clue
It’s just a mystery they can’t explain

(Chorus) No more doubts, yes we’ve been sold
Safe and effective we’ve been told
Time for us to take this for the team
She went to sleep
Oh just a teen
Did not wake up, or so it seems
Where’s the rub?
Perchance to dream

(Bridge 1) No it’s wrong to speculate
The hour’s past, it’s way too late
Shut your mouth and never speak again
Don’t attack our sacred jab
For if you do, our hearts you’ll stab
Our mind’s made up, so you just 
must pretend

Bridge (2) I deny what you suggest
Another lie, based on a guess
How can you question our authorities?
There’s no connection to this shot
Decency first, have you forgot?
No connection, no possibility

Verse instrumental

(Chorus) No more doubts, yes we’ve been sold
Safe and effective we’ve been told
Time for us to take this for the team
She went to sleep
Oh just a teen
Did not wake up, or so it seems
Where’s the rub?
Perchance to dream

(Coda) She sleeps so well
But do you care?
No more talk of these nightmares
Do you understand just what we mean?

All we know she’s left her mark
As we remain in the dark
Where’s the rub?
Perchance to dream

Perchance to Dream

written by Abel Zarate & Michelle Pollace.  Edwin Santos drums, and keyboard and bass overdubs by Michelle

Demo

Mosaic Wind

I have so few recordings from the 1973 tour I made playing lead guitar in the Bobby Womack band that I am sharing this song despite the very bad audio quality. Like the Harry Hippy track it was recorded in Norfolk, Virginia.

Bobby Womack - Nobody Wants You - Live 1973

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A meeting of legendary musical innovators as dub pioneer Lee "Scratch" Perry collaborates with polymath Brian Eno. A radical dub re-work overseen by Adrian Sherwood, re-configuring the track “Makumba Rock” from this year’s ‘Rainford’ album for the forthcoming dub companion LP 'Heavy Rain'.

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Lee "Scratch" Perry - Here Come The Warm Dreads ft. Brian Eno

Patrick Gleeson Keys and Ableton Live
Sam Morrison- Saxophone and Flute
Michael Shrieve Drums

Bobby Womack - Nobody Wants You - Live 1973

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