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Original version appears on their 1978 album "Shakedown Street". 

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Grateful Dead - Fire On The Mountain (Ole Smokey's Extd Edit)

The new album by Alessandro Scala connects itself to the fertile and alluring scene of contemporary Hard-Bop that is constantly proving its quality with solid results, especially in Italy.

This work is a perfect balance of traditional  influences and contemporary inspirations, an intense and fruitful study that leads to a new, rich and articulate way of expression.

Through his original compositions and the intense dialogue with trumpeter Fabrizio Bosso and trombonist Roberto Rossi, Alessandro consciously builds a sparse and sometimes lyrical language, enhanced by the rhythm section provided by Nico Menci, Paolo Ghetti and Stefano Paolini.

The result is vivid and bright.

Another valuable piece has been added our considerable Jazz history.

(From the sleeve notes by Paolo Fresu)

Grab your copy here!

Alessandro Scala Quartet - Lemon Funk

Original version appears on her 1976 self-titled album.

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Jaye P Morgan - Let's Get Together (Ole Smokey's Looking For Love Edit)

Country Roads - John Denver (Take Me Home, West Virginia)

Iconic country music legend, Country Hall of Famer and most recently a Kennedy Center Honoree, MERLE HAGGARD, is releasing a new album, Working In Tennessee, on October 4th. This marks his second disc for Vanguard Records and is a collection of self-penned Haggard riches, plus a couple of classics made famous by Johnny Cash, as well as a new version of Merle’s stalwart “Working Man Blues” featuring Willie Nelson and his son Ben Haggard.

Merle Haggard - Truck Driver's Blues

A soothing and mellow version of Thelonius Monk's classic jazz standard, with Deelee on vocals, Vicky Tilson on Double Bass, Saul Holding on Drums, and Ben McDonnell on Guitar.

Round Midnight

Dry Town (Demo) by Gillian Welch, comes from Boots No. 1: The Official Revival Bootleg, a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Gillian Welch's landmark debut album, Revival. Personally curated and produced by Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, this beautiful collection of 21 outtakes, alternate versions, and demos from the making of Revival is essential listening for Gillian Welch fans and music lovers everywhere.

Boots No. 1: The Official Revival Bootleg

Dry Town (Demo)

Stop Now. What's That Sound?
What's going down is the excitement in the air for Eric Burdon's birthday.

In the spirit of "We've Got to Get Out of This Place" and "Sky Pilot," in which he used music to challenge the status quo,  Eric is offering a streaming only sneak preview of his newly recorded - "magnificent" - version of Buffalo Springfield's 1966 protest anthem,
"For What It's Worth," as a timely - and timeless - message to his fans. "  

"The whole idea of recording this song came as a result of a conversation I had with a young fan backstage, when she asked me, "Where are the protest songs today?" Right then and there, I wanted to write something about the brutality that's going on in the world today but I couldn't find any better way to say it than Buffalo Springfield did in "For What It's Worth".

The music I love was created by the sons and daughters of slaves. My life's work has always been about honoring those people who suffered and thus, created a language of peace and salvation through music. 
Everything we believed in during the '60s, everything people fought and died for, is being jeopardized today".
                                                                          Eric Burdon 

TONIGHT, Eric will appear on CNN series, SOUNDTRACKS: Songs That Defined History -  at 10 pm (PST/EST).

Eric Burdon - For What It's Worth - Baked 5 10 2017

Original version of this track appears on his 1978 album 
"Caravan To Midnight" 

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Robin Trower - I'm Out To Get You (Ole Smokey Edit)

Loving this new track by Kane Brown... check out the mix i did for my Country Club Radio show!

Kane Brown Lose it Dee Jay Silver Country Club VIP RADIO EDIT

dizzie gillespie

solo harmonica - in a room - alone - a delay and reverb or two - that's all, folks

Blues Alone

Jim Murray and me - for a radio programme (once did this on Saturday afternoon Belgian cultural radio in Brussels - The Long March....there was a bar in the studio!....free Belgian beer all afternoon - a first for me).

Jim's playing is outstanding on this - the National is a 30's Style 'O' and his solo is blistering! I always love making the shrill noises and frightening people....one thing that really irritates me about this track is that it was obvious to me that my C harp had a flat note (or two) and this just takes the edge off for me, although the high G harp section is right in tune...sometimes you just have to live with it - that's the blues

Walking Blues by Robert Johnson

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