We are taking a few days off to celebrate our country's birthday and if you are an astute reader, you will know this is simply last year's July 4 post with a few extra songs tossed in. Wherever you are, take a few moments to appreciate your freedom - and remember there are still places in the world where armed thugs can kick down your door and drag you away just for reading this blog. Celebrate freedom this weekend, and let it ring around the world. You are welcome to enjoy the enclosed music at your [...]
Few TV shows ever have so accurately observed the condition of the suburban teenager as The Wonder Years did. One may regard the series, which ran for six seasons (from January 1988 to May 1993), as an exercise in nostalgia. Coming into the middle of a revival that celebrated the 1960s and the beginning of the '70s, it benefited from fortuitous timing, but as a story of growing up as told by an adult man, the timeframe made perfect sense. Some may accuse the show of [...]
Tell me now: have you ever bean green? Presenting an exclusive hand picked six pack for your listening pleasure, featuring sixties psychedelica by the Soft Machine, triumphant white soul by Dexys, and a fine folkblues by Furry Lewis. Furthermore, the Tune Rockers deliver a sharp novelty instrumental, the Hüskers flip their wigs and Tim Hardin wants to know who you love. Like what you hear? Buy the albums these tunes come from. Satisfaction guaranteed. Soft Machine - Have You Ever Bean Green? MP3 Dexy´s Midnight Runners - Tell [...]
Seth Avett sings a wistful version of Tim Hardin's "London Town"
Or Meet The Folkers (Slight Return) . Coming hot on the slippery flippers of the folkie Dolphin s post a week or so ago, I'm about to wax lyrical about Tim Hardin 's Black Sheep Boy. Released in '67 on Tim Hardin's 2nd LP ( Tim Hardin 2 ), Black Sheep Boy is a gentle finger-picked acoustic track, melancholic, downbeat and, thanks to the Atlantic Gulf Stream, perfect for this Indian summer we're currently experiencing on the West Coast of Scotland. [...]
We are taking a few days off to celebrate our country's birthday. Wherever you are, take a few moments to appreciate your freedom - and remember there are still places in the world where armed thugs can kick down your door and drag you away just for reading this blog. Celebrate freedom this weekend, and let it ring around the world. You are welcome to enjoy the enclosed music at your summer party. See ya! MP3: "Star Spangled Banner/Purple Haze" (live at Woodstock) by Jimi Hendrix [...]
"I thought I could hear the voice of Tim Hardin singing Black Sheep Boy as I returned with our laundry. Robert had gotten paid for a moving job with an old record player and had put on our favorite album. It was a surprise for me. We hadn´t had a record player since Hall Street." From Just Kids , Patti Smiths´s moving memoir of her friendship with photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. Buy it if you haven´t done so already. Tim Hardin - Black Sheep Boy MP3 [...]
Filed under: Concerts and Tours , News Those who are familiar with punk rocker Patti Smith may not necessarily associate her with opera music but it turns out the singer/poet is a fan of the genre. At a discussion Thursday night at the New York Public Library, Smith revealed that her interest in opera goes back to grade school, when her music teacher played an aria from 'Madame Butterfly' on a record player. "I thought it was the most beautiful thing I've ever heard," she told [...]
" It's Moka's Birthday " 01. Paavoharju - Musta Katu Yhä Hämärää (Fonal Records, 2005) 02. King Tubby & Soul Syndicate - salty dub Freedom Sounds in Dub (Blood & Fire Records, 1996) 03. Jimi Hendrix - Long Hot Summer Night Electric Ladyland (Experience Hendrix, 1968) 04. Gonjasufi - Ancestors 2010 From Warp Records (Warp, 2009) [...]
Photo by David Greenwald Tim Hardin - "If I Were A Carpenter": mp3 More Photography : Camera Obscurist | Photography Portfolio
Sans raison particulière, juste pour le plaisir, un petit hommage à Hank Williams à travers les chansons qu'il a inspiré à quelques uns de ses disciples... Enjoy! >>>>Téléchargez la mixtape en .ZIP<<<< John Beland - A Song For Hank Williams (Intro Lovesick Blues) Beland est l'auteur de John Edward Beland, l'un des trésors cachés du country-soft-rock des années 70 où il rend cet hommage
Tim Hardin ( wiki AMG MySpace fansite ) was a rare major-label musician who served in Vietnam. The country of Vietnam, that is; actually, he left the Marines way back in 1961, long before US combat troops were deployed in the country. In 1963 and '64, he recorded some demos for Columbia Records, which they declined to release. After all, bluesy folksingers were a dime a dozen in those days. In 1967, after Hardin had proven himself as a commercial songwriter and artist for another label, Columbia licensed the tracks out, though [...]
Tim Hardin - It'll Never Happen Again (Alternate Version)
clean & almost sober 1. I Just Can't Take It Anymore (Gram Parsons) 2. Fragile (Wire) 3. Layin' Up With Linda (GG Allin) 4. Waiting Around to Die (Townes Van Zandt) 5. The Green Fuz (Randy Alvey & The Green Fuz) [...]
Heartless Bastards turned quite a few heads this year at SXSW , and the indie rock band will get the chance to play to even more people across the land via a North American tour. The Austin-based quartet, fronted by feisty vocalist Erika Wennerstrom, will be busy this summer, touring through August as support for some of the music biz's heavy hitters - including Jenny Lewis , Andrew Bird , and the Decemberists . They are also scheduled to appear at several festivals, including the Philadelphia Folk Festival on August 15 and San Francisco's Outside [...]
This album is a beautiful introduction to an amazing singer/songwriter.As a single-disc overview of Tim Hardin's career, it would be difficult to improve on this 27-song, 78-minute compilation from Australia, which draws from his entire output including his Verve, Columbia, and Atlantic catalogs and encompasses the definitive versions of such songs as Hang on to a Dream, The Lady Came From
" If I Were a Carpenter " is a song written by Tim Hardin . It was a Top Ten hit for Bobby Darin in 1966 , reaching number 8 in the US. Tim Hardin - "If I Were A Carpenter".mp3 Flatt & Scruggs - "If I Were a Carpenter".mp3 Johnny Cash - "If I Were A Carpenter".mp3 Small Faces - "If I Were A Carpenter" (Live) 1.mp3 The Four Tops - "If I Were A [...]
Back when Pearl Jam and Nirvana were taking the world by storm and fueling angst in suburban teens everywhere, The Screaming Trees became my favorite Grunge band. I've followed lead singer, Mark Lanegan, throughout his solo career and my favorite of his albums is I'll Take Care of You , a collection of under appreciated folk, country and blues tunes. After hearing this album, I began to respect Lanegan much more as an artist. He dug deep in the folk and blues graveyard to find incredible songs and his smokey voice haunts each one. One of the [...]
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