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El Sótano de Radio 3 - Part 1

Carefully picked songs from the sixties. All of these were recorded and released in the sixties. There could be some rarities released later on. The Quality of music is guaranteed, sit back and enjoy! (Cover picture: S. Hee)

Sounds of the Sixties - 400 Hits and rarities

The Beat Don't Sleep

HAPPY OLDIES SUMMER Vol.1  by soundofus.com

The Sonics - Unreleased

Thats all i want

Alien Autopsy

I'm A Believer

The Easybeats  Friday On My Mind (1966) [High Quality Stereo Sound, Subtitled]

Surf's Up

'Til I Die (Remastered 2009)

The Greatest Hits

Do You Believe in Magic?

Face to Face

Sunny Afternoon

The Best of the Hollies

Bus Stop

Dirty Radio

I Swear

Singles 1968-1971

Jumpin' Jack Flash ((Original Single Mono Version))

Shotgun Willie

This Is The Moody Blues

Nights In White Satin (Full Version)

A Monument

Anchor

Fairytale

Hey Gyp (Dig the Slowness)

Animal Joy

Breaking the Yearlings

Live As It Gets

My Girl

2012 is a momentous year in the history of the Small Faces

On April 14th the band will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. The year also sees the results of the first ever complete upgrade of the band’s catalogue.

With the full co-operation of both surviving members, Kenney Jones and Ian
McLagan, the last five years have seen a massive programme of tape recovery
and upgrading. Masters have been pulled in from all over the world, including
Immediate label multi-tracks from the Kenney Jones and Charly Records archives.

Using these, it is now possible to represent all of the Small Faces’ original albums sounding better than at any time since the sixties and to add a whole host of newly discovered tracks and alternative versions. The new editions will also feature original artwork and contemporary photos and publicity material alongside comprehensive new notes by band experts.The new vinyl edition is a lavish recreation of the 5-panel award- winning original round sleeve. This is a strictly limited, individually numbered edition of 3,000 units, on heavyweight 180 gram vinyl with an additional round 4-page booklet and housed in a heavy duty plastic sleeve.

The CD special edition of Ogdens’ is a three CD package in a round cardboard box which incorporates the elements from the original vinyl release.  The three discs are the mono album, a stereo album  and a third CD of previously unreleased material including alternative mixes and backing tracks. The package also includes a 24 page round booklet, a pre-numbered certificate for this special edition of 5000, and six colour beer mats/coasters.


VINYL: www.immediate-records.com/ogdens-nut-gone-flake-vinyl.php
CD: www.immediate-records.com/ogdens-nut-gone-flake.php

For more information on the Small Faces Re-Masters Series, visit the Immediate Records website at www.immediate-records.com

Small Faces - Lazy Sunday (from the re-mastered Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake album)

'Lightning Bolt', the new single from Jake Bugg. Available to download from iTunes on 29.4.2012
Download "Trouble Town" free from Jake's Facebook page: http://on.fb.me/IKZO0E

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Lightning Bolt

"He Looks Like a Psycho" from "Falling Off the Face of the Earth," the new album from The Electric Mess, available at www.theelectricmess.com and iTunes download.

He Looks Like a Psycho

Don Juan y los Blancos- That's All

Yeasayer - Reagan's Skeleton (Fragrant World)

Right Down the Line

Colors

Introducing The Sonics

Psycho

Unreleased

Shut Down (Live)

Lost Love (Band Track)

Break Song

Louie Louie (Live)

Like No Other Man (Band Track)

This track is from the album New England's Newest Hit Makers and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/theconnection2

Stop Talking

Baby Doll

Beginning in 1963, The Sonics created an uncompromising, overdriven brand of rock 'n' roll whose musical and emotional intensity had no precedent at the time, and has yet to be bested in the years since.  Driven by Gerry Roslie's fearsome, bloodcurdling howl, Larry Parypa's pummeling, distortion-heavy guitar work and Rob Lind's greasy, squalling sax, the Tacoma, Washington-bred combo delivered a brutal, propulsive sound and a swaggering, primal attitude to match.  By taking rock 'n' roll to the edge, the Sonics helped to lay the groundwork for punk, garage and heavy metal, decades before those genres existed.  

The Sonics became regional stars throughout the Pacific Northwest, where their over-the-top performances made them a consistently in-demand live act.  But their assaultive approach proved a bit too extreme for national mainstream exposure at the time.  The original Sonics splintered in 1967, but the band's influence and mystique continued to grow steadily in the ensuing decades, as their vintage work was rediscovered by succeeding generations of fans and musicians.  Meanwhile, such Sonics standards as "Psycho," "The Witch," "Strychnine" and "Have Love, Will Travel" continued to turn up in film soundtracks, TV commercials and the set lists of the countless Sonics-loving bands who emulated—but never duplicated—the band's sound.

As The Sonics' posthumous profile grew, the band members stubbornly resisted a steady stream of lucrative offers to perform reunion shows.  Instead, they maintained that the Sonics would only reform when they felt that they could equal their original onstage energy level, and when they could record new material that would equal the intensity of the old stuff.  

The Sonics finally ended their four-decade hiatus in November 2007, with a pair of rapturously received shows in New York.  Although the band had intended those shows to be a one-time-only event, word of the performances quickly circulated amongst Sonics fans, resulting in performance offers from around the world, and turning the temporary reunion into a permanent one.  Since then, The Sonics have performed for rabid crowds across the United States as well as England, Spain, Belgium, Sweden and Norway.  They headlined a sold-out concert at Seattle's Paramount Theatre, where they had performed their last show back in the day, and at the SXSW music-industry conference in Austin, Texas, and the NXNE festival in Toronto.  

Having reconquered the live stage and built a new, multi-generational fan base, the reactivated Sonics have set their sights back on the recording medium, enlisting noted producer Jim Diamond (White Stripes, Dirtbombs) to record THIS IS THE SONICS —the Sonics' first album of new material in nearly half a century—at Diamond's Detroit studio Ghetto Recorders.  

The 12-song set finds The Sonics channeling their original savage, primal essence on such new originals as "Chaos," "Sugaree," "Bad Betty" and "I Got Your Number," while continuing their tradition of audacious cover material with raucous reworkings of Ray Charles' "I Don't Need No Doctor," Bo Diddley's "You Can't Judge A Book by the Cover," the Kinks' "The Hard Way," Hank Ballard's "Look At Little Sister" and the rousing Motown nugget "Leaving Here."

THIS IS THE SONICS shows the Sonics' original sound and swagger to be fully intact, and ready for 2015.

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