Ansambl Ace Stepica (1973) Jugoton Lpy S 61059

Cutty Sark Or Eat 'Em Alive is the 1973 bootleg album by The Rolling Stones. The songs are primarily taken from Don Kirchner's Rock Concert while Side 1 is pulled from the documentary film One By One, later retitled Sympathy For The Devil. Actual title is Cutty Shark Or Eat 'Em Alive but this pressing on the Trade Mark of Quality label magically removes the "h" in shark.

Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the release of a brand new 2CD deluxe anthology of the complete recordings by the legendary C.C.S. Formed in 1970, C.C.S. (Collective Consciousness Society) was the brainchild of musician and arranger John Cameron, guitarist Alexis Korner (the father of British Blues) and producer MIckie Most. The group was initially conceived as a recording band only, but following the success of their legendary cover version of Led Zeppelin’s "Whole Lotta Love” (used as the theme for "Top of the Pops” for many years) and "Tap Turns on the Water”, the band also undertook live work. C.C.S. featured the cream of jazz and blues talent such as flautist Harold McNair, bass players Herbie Flowers and Spike Heatley, sax players Tony Coe and Ron Ross, trumpet players Henry Lowther, Kenny Wheeler and Harold Beckett and drummers Barry Morgan and Tony Carr. Between 1970 and 1973 C.C.S. released three albums and seven singles for RAK Records, with one album and four singles all reaching the UK Top Forty.