Lora Leigh Elite Ops Book 6 Live Wire

Live Wire/Blues Power is a live album from Albert King recorded in 1968 at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco, CA. Featuring originals and King’s rendition of classics, the album demonstrates Albert King’s blues prowess. According to Rolling Stone, this album is “Just the unadulterated pure and simple blues.

Woody Guthrie - The Live Wire: Woody Guthrie In Performance 1949 (2011) {Rounder 11661-1167-2}
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© 1949, 2011 Rounder Records / Woody Guthrie Foundation / Concord | 11661-1167-2
Folk / Political Folk / Traditional Folk / Folksongs / Spoken Word

Reissue of this live archive release from the Folk music legend. In 2001, The Woody Guthrie Archives received two spools of wire recordings from a live Woody Guthrie performance held in Newark, New Jersey in 1949. With the help of many talented recording engineers, the Woody Guthrie Foundation transferred this rare live performance from a delicate wire recording to digital audio, and, with state-of-the-art technology, restored it to near-perfection.

Dennis Coffey - Live Wire: The Westbound Years 1975-1978 (2008) {Westbound CDSEWD 148}
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© 1975-78, 2008 Westbound Records / Ace Records | CDSEWD 148
R&B / Funk / R&B Instrumental / Detroit Rock / Disco / Pop Soul / Guitar

When Dennis Coffey’s incendiary ‘Scorpio’ went both Pop and R&B Top 10, it was a surprise for both the guitarist and his record label. The album from which it came had already been and gone when some pioneering New York DJs started playing this cut to full dancefloors. Suddenly Dennis Coffey was catapulted from successful producer and session guitarist to star status. ‘Scorpio’ went on to have an extended afterlife as one of the founding tunes of hip hop. Dennis recorded several more albums for Sussex before the label went belly-up in the mid-70s, but by this time he had over a decade’s experience as a session guitarist, playing on many of the great Detroit soul recordings at Motown, Ric-Tic, Invictus and many more. Along with Mike Theodore he had produced several great records, both in his home city and in LA. On the basis of this track record Westbound’s Armen Boladian approached the pair to see if they could be tempted to become producers and artists for him back in Detroit.