One of the pivotal '70s pop bands, Badfinger released a number of highly praised albums on the Apple and Warner Bros. labels. But the original band never released a live album during its time together, and Day After Day is a long-overdue document of the original Badfinger's in-concert power. Day After Day includes two of Badfinger's greatest hits, "Day After Day," and "Baby Blue," along with many highlights of the Apple albums. Recorded in 1974 at the Cleveland Agora, the album captures Badfinger's last tour featuring all four original members: guitarists Joey Molland and Pete Ham, bassist Mike Gibbins, and drummer Tom Evans.
01 - Sometimes
02 - I Don't Mind
03 - Blind Owl
04 - Give It Up
05 - Constitution
06 - Baby Blue
07 - Name Of The Game
08 - Day After Day
09 - Timeless
10 - I Can't Take It
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01 - Sometimes
02 - I Don't Mind
03 - Blind Owl
04 - Give It Up
05 - Constitution
06 - Baby Blue
07 - Name Of The Game
08 - Day After Day
09 - Timeless
10 - I Can't Take It
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 Five-piece from Galt, Ontario formed in 1970 from the remnants of the R & B cover band FJ And The Impressions which included bassist Mike Gingrich and organ player Ron Baumtrog. Amish started out playing cover versions of McKenna-Mendelson Mainline, The Modern Rock Quartet, The Doors and James Gang songs. The band's manager, Bill Gefross, brought them to the attention of US label Sussex Records where Motown producer Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore, both staff producers for Sussex, took the band into GM Studios in East Detroit to record. Guitarist Botts was a draft dodger from the Viet Nam War and couldn't return to the United States to record so session guitarist Joe Gutz performed on the album instead. Their self-titled debut was distributed through Buddah Records in 1972. The album contains a remake of Traffic's "Dear Mr. Fantasy". The original song "Down The Road" was intended as a 7" release with the non-LP track "Upon My Leavin'", but the label never issued it. Ron Baumtrog (keyboard), Doug Stagg (vocals), Richard Botts (guitar), Mike Gingrich (bass), and Jack Byrne (drums).(Canadian Pop Encyclopedia) 01 - Sad Girl 02 - Black Lace Woman 03 - Wise Man 04 - Help Me 05 - I Don't Need Nobody 06 - Dear Mr. Fantasy 07 - The Sea 08 - Down The Road LINK |
 American Eagle were Greg Beck (guitar-vocals), Gene Hubbard (organ-piano-piano bass-vocals), Robert Lowery (vocals), and Fred Zuefeldt (drums-vocals). The group’s roots go back to the Seattle Washington area where Greg Beck and Fred Zuefeldt were members of the Viceroys, who also included future Raider Jim "Harpo” Valley, prior to this recording, the group recorded an album for Lee Hazlewood’s LHI label as Surprise Package releasing "Free Up” in 1968. They released this album about a year after the dissolution of the Package in the fall of 1969. Where the emphasis was on psychedelia on the previous album, here the band covers straightforward rock with a slight gospel rural feel to it. Highlights are "On The Rack” and a fine version of the Moody Blues’ "Nights In White Satin” that recalls the Vanilla Fudge. (JD-RT66) 01 - Gospel 02 - On The Rack 03 - Heading For Defiance 04 - Nights In White Satin 05 - Family 06 - Paper Box 07 - Draw The Line 08 - My Song 09 - So Satisfied LINK |
 A short-lived hard rock outfit, Ancient Grease were actually a band named Strawberry Dust from Neath in South Wales. This album was a collaboration between a few people from the hippyer band Eyes of Blue and Stawberry Dust. Gareth 'Morty' Mortimer - vocals, Jack Bass - bass, John 'Pugwash' Weathers - drums, Graham Williams - guitar, Phil Ryan - keyboards and Gary Pickford Hopkins - vocals. Women & Children First was released in 1970, but the band was renamed Ancient Grease by record producer Lou Reizner. 01 - Freedom Train 02 - Don't Want 03 - Odd Song 04 - Eagle Song 05 - Where The Snow Lies Forever 06 - Mother Grease The Cat 07 - Time To Die 08 - Prelude To A Blind Man 09 - Mystic Mountain 10 - Women And Children First 11 - Freedom Train (Alt.Take) LINK |
 Aliotta-Haynes-Jeremiah was an American rock group from the early 1970s. This Chicago (West Allis Wisconsin) trio was originally comprised of bassist Mitch Aliotta, drummer Ted Aliotta and guitarist Skip Haynes. Ted left after their debut album to be replaced by pianist John Jeremiah. They scored a popular regional hit (Chicago area) in 1971 with the single and album "Lake Shore Drive," a homage to the famed lakefront highway in Chicago, and also to LSD, a hallucinogen. This is the 1st LP by this psych folk outfit. Sometimes reminding late 60s Byrds,a bit Pearls Before Swine in parts. Mitch Aliotta was bassist/vocalist from bands "Proper Strangers", and "Rotary Connection" 01 - Long Time Gone 02 - Poppa Song 03 - Leavin' Chicago 04 - Tomorrow's Another Day 05 - For Eddy 06 - Brother's Keeper 07 - With My Eyes Closed 08 - One Night Stand LINK |
Alexis Korner was a pioneering blues musician and broadcaster who has sometimes been referred to as "the Founding Father of British Blues". A major influence on the sound of the British music scene in the 1960s, Korner was instrumental in bringing together various English blues musicians. Alexis Andrew Nicholas Koerner was born in Paris to an Austrian father and Greek mother, and spent his childhood in France, Switzerland, and North Africa. He arrived in London in 1940 at the start of the Second World War. One memory of his youth was listening to a record by black pianist Jimmy Yancey during a German air raid. He said, "From then on all I wanted to do was play the blues." Korner's Bootleg Him! compiles material from roughly the first decade of the artist's career, ranging from the early 1960s through the early 1970s.
01 - She Fooled Me
02 - I'm A Hoochie Coochie Man
03 - Yellow Dog Blues
04 - I Wonder Who
05 - Dee
06 - Oh Lord, Don' Let Them Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me
07 - Rockin'
08 - Honesty
09 - I Got A Woman
10 - Mighty-Mighty Spade & Whitey
11 - Corinna Corinna
12 - Operator (Feat. Robert Plant)
13 - The Love You Save
14 - Jesus Is Just Alright
15 - That's All
16 - Evil Hearted Woman
17 - Clay House Inn
18 - Love Is Gonna Go
19 - Sunrise
20 - Hellhound On My Trail
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