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Allan Holdsworth - Sand (1987) Music

Posted by v3122 at Dec. 24, 2015

Allan Holdsworth - Sand (1987)
EAC | Flac(Image) + Cue + Log & MP3 CBR 320Kbps
Cream Records, CR 290-2 | ~ 241 or 106 Mb | Scans Included
Fusion / Free Jazz / Space-Age

Brit guitar hero Allan Holdsworth, ex of the Soft Machine, Gong, U.K., and Bill Bruford and Annette Peacock's solo projects, has been wildly inconsistent when it comes to his solo projects. Completely bonkers for technology, he's employed every gadget he can get his hands on own records, and has gotten results that range from the near sublime to the kind of dross one usually associates with prog excess…

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Allan Sherman - My Son, The Box (2005) Music

Posted by Rtax at July 1, 2024

Allan Sherman - My Son, The Box (2005)
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 2.02 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 854 MB
6:10:59 | Musical, Novelty, Parody, Pop | Label: Rhino

Between the fall of 1962 and the end of 1963, Allan Sherman was perhaps the most popular comedian in America, and along with Bob Newhart he was one of the first to rise to fame through the medium of the long-playing record album. Sherman's gimmick was his gift for taking familiar melodies – folk songs, old standards, hits of the day – and pairing them with new lyrics that turned their original meanings upside down and threw them into a whole new (and very funny) light. Sherman's twin obsessions were Jewish-American culture and the daily outrages that were part and parcel of life in postwar America – from cut-rate clothing and extended families to crabgrass and summer camp, Sherman could point out the foibles of muddling through the Kennedy era and show what was both funny and ridiculous about them.

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The Arrows Featuring Davie Allan - Cycle-Delic Sounds [2005 Remaster] (1968) FLAC REUP! Music

Posted by Aldoux at Sept. 25, 2009

The Arrows Featuring Davie Allan - Cycle-Delic Sounds [2005 Remaster] (1968)
EAC v0.99 Prebeta 5 | FLAC + CUE + LOG + M3U | ~143 Mb | Full Artwork

From Allmusic Guide:

Providing the soundtrack to numerous biker and teen exploitation movies in the mid- and late '60s, Davie Allan & the Arrows bridged the surf and psychedelic eras. Their driving, basic instrumentals featured loads and loads of fuzz guitar, as well as generous dollops of tremolo bar waggling and wah-wah. The guitarist and his band first made their mark with the minor hit "Apache '65," a version of the Shadows/Jorgen Ingmann's instrumental classic "Apache." Hooking up with notorious exploitation movie producer Mike Curb, the Arrows provided the soundtracks to numerous B-movies on the Tower and Sidewalk labels; their greatest success, "Blues Theme" (from The Wild Angels starring Peter Fonda), made the Top 40 in 1967. Curb abandoned racy movies for the Osmonds and purged MGM Records of their psychedelic acts, but the Arrows continued to play and record for various labels during the '80s and '90s. A slew of reissues during the new millennium broadened the group's appeal, and they returned in 2003 with ~ Richie Unterberger

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Allan Taylor - Songs for the Road (2010, Stockfisch Records # SFR 357.9010.2) [RE-UP] Music

Posted by luckburz at Feb. 27, 2017

Allan Taylor - Songs for the Road
EAC+LOG+CUE | FLAC (tracks): 138 MB + Enhanced Video Clip: 219 MB | Artwork | 5% Recovery Info
Label/Cat#: Stockfisch Records # SFR 357.9010.2 | Country/Year: Germany 2010
Genre: Folk, Rock | Style: Acoustic, Singer/Songwriter

…Stockfish continues to shine with its groundbreaking SACD technology. The precision and clarity of the stringed instrumentation is flawless, augmenting the acoustics without compromising the intended starkness. (…) Songs For The Road is an engaging album.

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Allan Taylor - Songs for the Road [Stockfisch Records SFR 357.9010.2] (2010) Music

Posted by luckburz at July 7, 2013

…Stockfish continues to shine with its groundbreaking SACD technology. The precision and clarity of the stringed instrumentation is flawless, augmenting the acoustics without compromising the intended starkness. (…) Songs For The Road is an engaging album.

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Allan Taylor - Hotels & Dreamers (2003) Music

Posted by luckburz at Dec. 16, 2012

As you traverse the rolling landscape of ‘Hotels And Dreamers’ Allan Taylor draws you in with a richly grained collection of songs to stimulate both heart and head. The terrain is occupied by wise-but-weary vocals, and muted acoustic arrangements which conspire to pay gentle and affectionate homage to “the Beats who started me on this road” and contemporaries who also took this route less travelled…

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Allan Holdsworth - None Too Soon Music

Posted by LeePark at July 17, 2010

While electric guitarist Holdsworth retains his signature ultra-legato, speed demon sound, he has added a couple of new wrinkles to this date. He's attempting to play some legitimate jazz standards, a couple of Joe Henderson tunes, and other sidebar items. He's also working with the synthaxe, a synthesizer controller, on three cuts. The most revelatory moments of the date come from the acoustic sounding digital piano of Gordon Beck, a true master whose be-bop chops and inventive solo work cements the legitimate jazz aesthetic into the fiber of this music. Electric bass guitarist Gary Willis (of Tribal Tech) and drummer Kirk Covington work pretty well together, and swing, albeit in a more rock/R&B orientation. Holdsworth has a predilection for stating melodies very briefly before immediately going into a solo. This is most evident during John Coltrane's "Countdown," where he tosses out the theme with nice chords, then rips into his distinctive flowing single 16th and 32nd note lines. Holdsworth is not all flash – he comps frequently and tastefully, as on the well-played Henderson piece "Isotope," getting out of Beck's path as the pianist digs into an aggressive, melody drenched solo….

Michael G. Nastos – Allmusic

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Allan Holdsworth - Eidolon: The Allan Holdsworth Collection (2017) [2CD Remastered] Music

Posted by SERTiL at May 2, 2017

Guitar legend Allan Holdsworth has had a career that has spanned nearly fifty years and is considered by many to be the guitarists' guitarist and a guitar genius that has created a playing style and sound unlike any other. Holdsworth was inducted into Guitar Player's "Hall of Fame" in 1991, his influence has crossed many genre lines including rock, jazz, and metal. EIDOLON: The Allan Holdsworth Collection is a Double CD collection of 28 songs hand picked by Allan himself from his many solo albums beginning with his 1982 release I.O.U. Also included in this collection is a previously unreleased rare alternative version of "Road Games" with the legendary Jack Bruce on vocals. After listening to EIDOLON, the rest of the world will finally see why a Guitar World magazine cover story proclaimed, "He's as influential as Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix, and Eddie Van Halen," and a Guitar Player Magazine Cover.proclaimed Allan Holdsworth as "The Man Who Changed Guitar Forever!"

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Allan Taylor - Colour To The Moon [Stockfisch, Victor VICJ-066-6365] (Japan 2008, XRCD24} Music

Posted by luckburz at May 18, 2013

…"Colour to the Moon" represents the work of an artist at the height of his powers, looking back as well as forward, few people can convey with such eloquence their life experiences.

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Norrbotten Big Band Featuring Jan Allan - Jan Allan (80) (2CD) (2014) Music

Posted by Domestos at May 25, 2019

Norrbotten Big Band Featuring Jan Allan - Jan Allan (80) (2CD) (2014)
WEB FLAC (tracks) ~ 221.74 Mb + 244.78 Mb | 00:40:41+00:43:04 | Covers
Post-Bop, Modern Big Band | Country: Sweden | Label: Naxos Sweden, Prophone - PCD154

Trumpeter Jan Allan, who turned 80 years of age on 7 Nov 2014, has performed with the most well-known musicians and singers of the jazz world: Alice Babs, Monica Zetterlund, Stan Getz and so many more. Following their early-2014 tour of Sweden, the Norrbotten Big Band and Jan Allan recorded this double-disc production, Jan Allan 80. According to Joakim Milder, NBB artistic leader, he gave a handpicked and colorful group of composers just got one directive: Think about Jan Allan and write a piece of music. All the composers share a delight in and understanding of Jans trumpet playing.

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