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REVISTA PUNTO H, NUM 7, OCTUBRE 1999, PET SHOP BOYS, FILTER, ETERNAL,JOHNNY DEEP, DONNA SUMMER REVISTA PUNTO H, NUM 7, OCTUBRE 1999, PET SHOP BOYS, FILTER, ETERNAL,JOHNNY DEEP, DONNA SUMMER REVISTA PUNTO H, NUM 7, OCTUBRE 1999, PET SHOP BOYS, FILTER, ETERNAL,JOHNNY DEEP, DONNA SUMMER. Signos del paso de tiempo en la portada, ver fotoS; el interior de la revista está en perfecto estado. En castellano. Envio certificado mediante tarifas especiales de Todocolección. Pago mediante transferencia, paypal amigo o bizum.

NEON: NUM 212 MAR 2006 SARA BARAS,EL BARRIO, JOHNNY CASH,EL CANTO DEL LOCO, NEON: NUM 212 MAR 2006 SARA BARAS,EL BARRIO, JOHNNY CASH,EL CANTO DEL LOCO,

REVISTA GOLDMINE,THE POLICE, STING, MOBY GRAPE, JOHNNY WINTER,TOM WAITS, LENNY KRAVITZ REVISTA GOLDMINE,THE POLICE, STING, MOBY GRAPE, JOHNNY WINTER,TOM WAITS, LENNY KRAVITZ REVISTA GOLDMINE  30 APRIL 1993,  VOL 19, NUM 8, ISSUE 333. ARTICULOS DE THE POLICE, STING, MOBY GRAPE, ITS BEAUTIFUL DAY, MATTHEW KATZ, CASHMAN AND WEST, REVIEWS DE TOM WAITS. JOHNNY WINTER, LENNY KRAVITZ.   Envio certificado mediante tarifas especiales de Todocolección. Pago mediante transferencia, paypal amigo o bizum.

V / A: NIGHT OF THE GUITAR [ITA 1989] LPx2/GAT V / A: NIGHT OF THE GUITAR [ITA 1989] LPx2/GAT V / A   "Night Of The Guitar - Live!"   LPx2 (Illegal Records)  1989  made in Italy cat. num.  2-64 2410001 #rock  #hard rock  #heavy metal   Pete Haycock Dr. Brown I Presume   – Steve Hunter &  Pete Haycock The Idler   – Pete Haycock  &  Steve Hunter Lucienne   – Randy California &  Steve Hunter Groove Thing   – Randy California Hey Joe   – Robby Krieger &  Steve Hunter Love Me Two Times   – Ted Turner & Andy Powell The King Will Come   – Leslie West Theme From An Imaginary Western   – Leslie West Never In My Life   – Steve Howe Clap Medley   – Steve Howe  &  Pete Haycock Wurm   – Alvin Lee No Limit   – Alvin Lee Ain't Nothin' Shakin'   – S.Howe, A.Powell, R.California, R.Krieger  &  P.Haycock All Along The Watchtower   – Alvin Lee, Leslie West, Ted Turner & Steve Hunter Whole Lotta Shakin'   – Alvin Lee, Leslie West, Ted Turner & Steve Hunter Dizzy Miss Lizzie   – Alvin Lee, Leslie West, Ted Turner & Steve Hunter Johnny B. Goode   – Alvin Lee, Leslie West, Ted Turner & Steve Hunter Rock & Roll Music   – Alvin Lee, Leslie West, Ted Turner & Steve Hunter Bye Bye Johnny Bye Bye

OSCAR PETERSON: TRAVELLIN' ON [UK 1969] LP OSCAR PETERSON: TRAVELLIN' ON [UK 1969] LP (MPS - Polydor)  1969  made in UK cat. num.  583 772 #jazz   A1 Travellin' On 2:25 A2 Emily 10:08 A3 Quiet Nights 7:20 B1 Sax No End 5:52 B2 When Lights Are Low 10:49   This is yet another memorable concert by  the Oscar Peterson Trio  recorded in  Hans Georg Brunner-Schwer 's excellent studio. With bassist  Sam Jones  and drummer  Bobby Durham,  Peterson  tears into the old gospel favorite "Travelin' On" with a passion second to none. Following it is a beautiful treatment of  Johnny Mandel 's timeless ballad "Emily," which runs for over ten minutes but never loses its impact.  Durham  sets the pace with his soft percussion to set up  Antonio Carlos Jobim 's "Corcovado" (later known as "Quiet Nights"), though  Peterson  devours the song whole with a breathtaking display of his formidable technique.  Francy Boland 's "Sax No End" was a relatively new composition, having been recorded for the first time just the previous year by the Kenny Clarke-Francy Boland Big Band. But one can almost hear a larger ensemble by listening to  Peterson 's virtuoso interpretation in an uptempo setting, assisted by  Jones ' agile bass and  Durham 's steady percussion.  Peterson  cools off his audience with an extended exploration of  Benny Carter 's "When Lights Are Low," though his fresh approach makes it seem like a brand new composition. Like other releases in  Oscar Peterson 's Exclusively for My Friends series,  Travelin' On  is warmly recommended.

ART GARFUNKEL: ANGEL CLARE [ESP 1984] LP/RE ART GARFUNKEL: ANGEL CLARE [ESP 1984] LP/RE Art Garfunkel   "Angel Clare"  LP (CBS)  1984  made in Spain cat. num.  S 32076 #folk rock  #soft rock  #simon&garfunkel   A1 Travelling Boy 5:00 A2 Down In The Willow Garden 4:03 A3 I Shall Sing 3:36 A4 Old Man 3:24 A5 Feuilles-Oh / Do Space Men Pass Dead Souls On Their Way To The Moon? 3:09 B1 All I Know 3:46 B2 Mary Was An Only Child 3:28 B3 Woyaya 3:18 B4 Barbara Allen 5:25 B5 Another Lullaby 3:32   Garfunkel  (he was billed without his first name here) had a lot riding on his debut solo album, and  Angel Clare, named after a character in  Thomas Hardy 's novel Tess of the d'Urbervilles, lived up to the heightened expectations for the man who had sung "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and other  Simon & Garfunkel  favorites.  Garfunkel  took no chances, issuing as the first single  Jimmy Webb 's "All I Know," which was arranged in a similar style to "Bridge" and made the Top Ten. Elsewhere on the record,  Garfunkel  took a more spirited approach, notably on a version of  Van Morrison 's "I Shall Sing" that was reminiscent of  Simon & Garfunkel 's "Cecilia" and made the Top 40. Certainly, there was enough firepower on the record, which featured guitarists  Jerry Garcia  and  J.J. Cale. But much of it was filled with stately, orchestra-laden ballads, sung by  Garfunkel  in his naïve, breathy tenor. If  Simon & Garfunkel  had been the thinking man's  Everly Brothers,  Garfunkel  alone turned out to be the thinking man's  Johnny Mathis.