
Keepers:
Love Have Mercy
Rockin’ Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu
First One’s Free
The Girl Can’t Help It

Keepers:
Love Have Mercy
Rockin’ Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu
First One’s Free
The Girl Can’t Help It

The original release was in 1971 and included four 1967 recordings of the long-form Magic Band. The re-issue has some other goodies recorded at the same time and all of it is good (especially if you have an extra long attention span).
Keepers:
Gimme Dat Harp Boy

Keepers:
I Wonder If I Care As Much
Bye, Bye Love
Wake Up, Little Susie
Maybe Tomorrow
Brand New Heartache
Should We Tell Him
Leave My Woman Alone
Rip It Up
This Little Girl Of Mine

Keepers:
Jack Palance
Bing Crosby
Steelband Music
The Four Mills Brothers
Be Careful
John Jones
FDR in Trinidad
Sweet Trinidad
Sailin’ Shoes
Ode to Tobago
Your Own Comes First
G-Man Hoover

Keepers:
Mission Impossible
The Plot
Wide Willy
Music From Mission: Impossible (1966-1973 Television Series)

Keepers:
Milk Cow Blues
When I See That Girl Of Mine
I Am Free
Till The End Of The Day
I’m On An Island
You Can’t Win
Dedicated Follower Of Fashion [bonus]
Sittin’ On My Sofa [bonus]

Keepers:
She’s The One That Got It
Hey – High School Baby
Ooee Baby
Snake Drive
Where The Rio De Rosa Flows
Bourgeois Blues

Keepers:
Let There Be Love
Kitty Can
Indian Gin And Whisky Dry
Down To Earth
I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You
Idea
When The Swallows Fly
I Started A Joke
Jumbo
RedTelephone66 – Posts like crazy, but go back a few days if you’re zodiacologically or Gary Usher inclined.
kicksville66 Is Miriam Linna, and she is the Groovie-est.
Power Pop Criminals – TRIBUTE TO DEL-FI – DELPHONIC SOUNDS TODAY!
Recessed-Filter – Some unreleased Neil.
Power Pop Overdose – George Usher.
Never Get Out Of The Boat! – Beck’s Oar, Skip’s Oar, and some Guess Who.
For The Love Of Harry – A couple of magazine interviews with our favorite Harry and a clip of a couple of Monkees doing “Gotta Get Up”.

Keepers:
Monday
Outta Mind (Outta Sight)
Kingpin
Hotel Arizona
I Got You (At The End Of The Century)
Outtasite (Outta Mind)

Keepers:
Down on the Corner
It Came Out of the Sky
Cotton Fields
Fortunate Son

I know what you’re thinking.
Yes, she’s one of the most beautiful women ever, she can dance like there’s no tomorrow, and she’s a mega-superstar that probably hangs out with other mega-superstars.
None of that matters… she’s really good. Good to the point that I wish she were around a few decades ago when an artist released a couple of albums a year – quantity of output changes the conversation.
First of all, her voice is just astounding – she could be singing the Columbian phone book for all I know and it would be making my palms sweat. Secondly, while the production on this album at times veers dangerously close to cheesy chorused guitar hell, her songwriting is concise and exceptional enough to overcome it, and the overall feel of this album is closer to early 70′s soft-ish rock than you might expect if all you’ve ever heard is “Hips Don’t Lie”.
I know what you’re thinking and you’re probably right, but you might want to listen anyway. Can’t hurt.
Keepers:
Ciega, Sordomuda
Si Te Vas
No Creo
Octavo Dia
Que Vuelvas
Donde Estan Los Ladrones?
Ojos Asi

Keepers:
Candy Says
What Goes On
Pale Blue Eyes
Jesus
Beginning to See the Light
I’m Set Free
After Hours

Keepers:
Hello Little Girl
How Do You Do It
I Like It
It’s Gonna Be Alright
La La La
Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying
Dreams
Ferry Cross The Mersey
The Best of Gerry & the Pacemakers: The Definitive Collection