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Larry Williams & Johnny Watson - Two For The Price Of One (1967) [Reissue 2003] Music

Posted by El Misha at Nov. 9, 2016

GDigitally remastered and expanded edition of this legendary 1967 collaboration from Rock 'N' Roll and R&B pioneer Larry Williams and Johnny Guitar Watson, who took his R&B roots into pimp-friendly Funk in the '70s. The album is a Northern Soul classic with three bonafide stompers in the title track, the legendary 'Too Late' and 'A Quitter Never Wins'. Also features the even rarer 45 'Nobody', which the duo recorded with US Psychedelic outfit Kaleidoscope. The package is expanded even more with six tracks from Watson's OKeh album the Fantastic Piano And Guitar of Johnny Watson - BAD! And two tracks from the OKeh album in a Fats Bag - the Johnny Guitar Watson Trio Plays Fats Waller.

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VA - Screaming and Crying: 75 Masterpieces By 35 Blues Guitar Heroes (2012) 3CD Box Set Music

Posted by Designol at Nov. 18, 2024

Rarely has the primal excitement of the electric blues guitar been so voraciously and expertly illustrated on one compilation than on Screaming And Crying, renowned British blues buff Neil Slaven s monumental homage to the music which shaped both his life and a whole generation. Over three discs and 75 tracks, the set straddles the spectrum of the electrified blues which fuelled the British R&B boom of the 1960s and beyond, mixing much-feted names such as Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley with more deliciously obscure outings by the likes of Doctor Ross and Guitar Shorty. Slaven s liner notes outline the story behind the roughshod classics which bust out of the set, whether screaming with the joy of musical release, or crying in a pool of despair, both amplified through jacked-up guitar strings.

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Larry Williams & Johnny Watson - Two For The Price Of One (Expanded & Remastered) (1967/2009) Music

Posted by Rtax at Oct. 2, 2022

Larry Williams & Johnny Watson - Two For The Price Of One (Expanded & Remastered) (1967/2009)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 345 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 135 MB
58:40 | Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Funk | Label: Righteous

Although both of these performers are usually identified with styles of the 1950s, this is a fine overlooked album of upbeat (even frenetic at times) late-'60s soul. Both singers are in fine voice on a set of strong material that stands quite comfortably with similar urban soul efforts of the era from Chicago and Detroit. The CD reissue adds two significant bonus tracks from their 1967 single with Kaleidoscope, "Nobody" and "Find Yourself Someone to Love, " although the group's presence, while it is credited, is not evident on the B-side.

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VA - Guitar Legends: The Original Guitar Pioneers (3CD) (2015) {My Kind Of Music} Music

Posted by TestTickles at June 9, 2018

VA - Guitar Legends: The Original Guitar Pioneers (3CD) (2015) {My Kind Of Music}
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 232 mb
Genre: rock'n'roll, surf, rockabilly, blues, oldies

Guitar Legends: The Original Guitar Pioneers is a 3CD compilation of some of the best and influential songs from the rock'n'roll, surf music, blues and rockabilly genres. The label behind this collection is British label My Kind Of Music

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Various Artists - Guitar Legends (3CD Box Set) (2016) Music

Posted by vItOrrEs2009 at March 10, 2016

V. A. - Guitar Legends (3CD Box Set) (2016)
Label: My Kind of Music | MP3 320 kbps CBR | 134:35 min | 330 mb
Arena Rock, Blues Rock, Rock & Roll

Glam rock was fairly simple, crunchy guitar rock put across with outrageous theatricality. Most of the music was unabashedly catchy, with melodies drawn from teenage bubblegum pop and hip-shaking rhythms from early rock & roll. But those innocent-sounding influences were belied by the delivery, which was all campy, glitzy showmanship and sexuality. In fact, one of the main reasons glam never caught on in the U.S. was that glam artists intentionally played around with gender conventions, androgynous costumes and makeup. In general, glam rock fell into two schools. The music became more commercially oriented and radio-friendly, boasting slick productions and anthemic choruses, both on their hard rock numbers and their sweeping power ballads. Most of these bands earned their following through saturation airplay on FM radio and through constant touring.

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GUITAR HEROES - 3 CD Box Re-post Music

Posted by galmuchet at June 25, 2010

GUITAR HEROES - 3 CD Box
RIP+UP | FLAC+mp3@320 | ECDDAEpro12 (no cue, no log) | All CD Covers & Stickers | 338+391+430 & 150+133+168 Mb
Audio CDs 1998 / Weton-Wagram BV-Holland

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VA - Best of Blues Guitar (1996) Music

Posted by jclane at July 10, 2013

The Pointblank label, at this time a relative newcomer to the blues label recording industry, issued a sampler of its artists ranging from acoustic and electric blues, some funk and rock artists playing blues inflected music. The most convincing bluesman on their roster certainly is the legendary Elmore James and his classic "Dust My Blues," always confused with the Johnny Shines classic "Dust My Broom" but the former is the lyric he does sing.

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Traditional Style Electric Blues Guitar - Part 2/Lead Guitar eBooks & eLearning

Posted by ELK1nG at Jan. 13, 2023

Traditional Style Electric Blues Guitar - Part 2/Lead Guitar
Last updated 1/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.59 GB | Duration: 3h 10m

Part 2 - Playing Lead

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VA - Pioneers Of The Electric Guitar (2013) Music

Posted by TmanHome at Nov. 18, 2015

VA - Pioneers Of The Electric Guitar (2013)
Blues, RnB, Jazz, Rock | MP3 320 kbps CBR | 213 min | 499 MB
Label:Not Now Music | Rel: 2013

If you're looking for a collection of how the electric guitar changed a number of music genres, this is it. This collection does a good job across the entire gamut of the electric guitar, and how it was used in several genres. Included are good/great examples of blues, r&b, jazz, r'n'r, and even a little c&w. The digitally remastered sound is very good overall. The jump from genre to genre can be a bit jarring at times, but marveling at how the electric guitar can so easily fit into so many types of music makes the genre a non-issue. A good example is Disc 2. From "Maybelline" (Chuck Berry), to "Hide Away" (Freddie King), to "Have Guitar-Will Travel" (Scotty Moore Trio), to "West Coast Blues" (Wes Montgomery), to "Out Of Limits" (The Marketts), to "Taking Off" (Milton Brown And His Musical Brownies), To "Miss Ann's Tempo" (Grant Green), to "Guitar Bustin'" (Arthur Smith), to "Nuages" (Django Reinhardt), the scope of this collection is very wide.

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VA - Pioneers Of The Electric Guitar (2013) Music

Posted by Rtax at Aug. 19, 2022

VA - Pioneers Of The Electric Guitar (2013)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 507 MB
3:33:48 | Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Instrumental | Label: Not Now Music

Scorching licks, slide tricks and seductive picks. Three discs packed with 75 original recordings which helped to establish the guitar as lead instrument in Rock 'n' Roll and Blues.

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