Various - Before Birdmen Flew...Volume Two - Australian Beat, R&B & Punk: 1965-1967 album flac

Before Birdmen Flew Vo. (2001, Vinyl). A1 - The Elois - By My Side. A2 - The Black Diamonds - I Want, Need, Love Yo. p3. A3 - The Moods - Rum Drunk. A4 - The Purple Hearts - I'm Gonna Tr. A5 - The Sunsets - I Want Love. A6 - Thane Russal - I Need Yo. A7 - The Pogs - The Pogs' Theme. A8 - The Morloch - Every Night. Before Birdmen Flew Vo. A1 - The Others - Why Can't She Be Mine. A2 - The Courtmen - I've Got To Let You G. A3 - The Clefs - Bring It To Jerome. A4 - The Atlantics - Come O. A5 - The Jet Set - What Did The Man Sa. A6 - Tony Worsley - I'll Be There. A7 - The Five - Bright Lights Big City. B1 - The Sunsets - The Hot Generation.

Volume Three - Australian Beat, R&B & Punk: 1965-1967. Tracklist: A1 Why Can't She Be Mine. A2 I've Got To Let You Go. A3 Bring It To Jerome.

Punk Goes Pop Volume Two is the eighth compilation album in the Punk Goes. It was released on March 9, 2009, in the United Kingdom, and March 10, 2009, in the United States. The album debuted at number 15 on the Billboard 200, selling 21,000 copies in its first week.

Broken Beat, Nu Jazz Funk International Jazz Soul. Hip Hop, R&B DJ Tools. Country Funk Volume II 1967-1974. Light In The Attic US. Format: unmixed CD Cat: LITA 116CD Released: 11 Jul 14 Genre: Folk/Americana. Light In The Attic has followed up that first 16-track disc with a second volume, "Country Funk Volume II 1967 - 1974", and a new set of loose-talking, lap steel-twanging tracks. On the single CD, 2xLP volume you'll find household names like Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt, Kenny Rogers, Jackie DeShannon, JJ Cale, Bobby Darin and Dolly Parton

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Before punk even existed, it already had its queen - a Lower East Side poet fusing Sixties garage rock and Rimbaud to create her own ecstatic vision. Working closely with guitarist Lenny Kaye, pianist Richard Sohl and drummer Jay Dee Daugherty (as well as CBGB buddy Tom Verlaine, who co-wrote the Jim Morrison tribute "Break It Up"), she made the New York scene's first major statement. On the Detroit band's second album (produced by Kingsmen keyboardist Don Gallucci), that meant primal garage chaos nearly a decade ahead of its time. Guitarist Ron Asheton hammered as few chords as possible (". Eye" is just one), while Iggy Pop channeled bad-trip psychedelia and metallic R&B into hormonal meltdowns that inspired generations of pent-up noise fiends.