Album of the Week 1-27-24
Submitted by joe shikspack on Sat, 01/27/2024 - 3:00pm
Afternoon folks!
This week we've got some Koko Taylor and some Bo Diddley in the blues category. In the blues-rock category we've got a bunch of stuff - an album from Robin Trower, an EP from Canned Heat in the mid-80's, an album from The Pirates, a compilation album from Faces and the part of a mid-period Fleetwood Mac album that the lords of copyright will allow to be heard. To finish off, in the diversity department there's a psychedelic album from Strawberry Alarm Clock.
Enjoy and have a great weekend!
Here 'tis:
Koko Taylor - I Got What It Takes
Bo Diddley - His Greatest Sides - Volume One
Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs
Canned Heat - Heat Brothers '84 EP
Strawberry Alarm Clock - Wake Up ... It's Tomorrow
Comments
Great album cover art on that Robin Trower LP.
I have that Fleetwood Mac vinyl. Great tunes on it and NO filler. Who were the Pirates, joe? Strawberry Alarm Clock...whoa! Guess you know Melanie passed away earlier this week. Rec'd!!
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.
Roller skates
roll on
question everything
Both thumbs up!!
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.
evening orlbucfan...
here's a link to a wikipedia page on the pirates - it's not complete, but it's a good start.
yeah, i just read about melanie this weekend. i saw her a few years ago when i went to a 50th anniversary celebration of woodstock on yasgur's farm. despite aging, her voice was in great shape and it was a real pleasure to hear her again.
@joe shikspack Just finished reading
Inner and Outer Space: the Final Frontiers.
great sounds!
Hey Joe,
Awesome stack of disks man! I had not seen much less heard that Strawberry Alarm Clock album in 50 years. Wow, flashbacks, made me want to light some inscense and eat peppermints for some reason. That early Bo Diddley was so very influential on rock and roll... great stuff. What a voice Koko had...
thanks for the continuing edumacation!
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