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Nine Essential Allman Brothers Band Albums Remastered From Original Analog For Reissue On 180-Gram Vinyl LPS And HD Digital Audio

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Nine Essential Allman Brothers Band Albums Remastered From Original Analog For Reissue On 180-Gram Vinyl LPS And HD Digital Audio

Nine essential Allman Brothers Band albums, spanning 1969 to 1979, have been remastered from the original analog tapes for reissue on audiophile quality 180-gram vinyl on July 22 by Mercury/UMe. An expanded, 2LP edition of The Allman Brothers Band; 1LP Idlewild South; 2LP At Fillmore East; 2LP Eat a Peach; 1LP Brothers and Sisters; 1LP Win, Lose or Draw; 2LP Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas; 1LP Enlightened Rogues; and 3LP debut of Live At Ludlow Garage: 1970 are available now for preorder, individually and together in a special limited edition set, which presents the nine albums on 15 LPs with exclusive extras in a Georgia-style solid wood peach crate. Available exclusively here, the peach crate collection is limited to 500 sets worldwide. On the same date, the nine albums will be available for download purchase in high definition digital audio (192kHz/24-bit and 96kHz/24-bit).

The albums have been remastered by Kevin Reeves [Idlewild South (2015), The 1971 Fillmore East Recordings (2014)] to 192kHz/24-bit audio and cut on copper plates using Abbey Road Mastering’s Direct Metal Mastering (DMM) lathe. All nine LP packages feature faithfully replicated original album artwork.

The Allman Brothers Band’s self-titled debut album is expanded to two LPs, featuring the original 1969 stereo mix and the 1973 Beginnings stereo mix. Live At Ludlow Garage: 1970 makes its debut in a triple-LP package, presenting the complete concert for the first time, including “In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed,” originally released last year in Idlewild South’s 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition.

In addition to the LPs, the limited edition peach crate collection boasts a bevy of exclusive collectable extras, including a half-stack amplifier-shaped 8GB USB stick with all nine albums as downloadable 44.1kHz/16-bit uncompressed AIFF audio files; four double-sided posters of key art or photos from the albums; nine magnets featuring each album’s cover art; nine guitar picks and buttons with key art or photos from each album; a custom deck of Allman Brothers Band playing cards; a trucker/snapback-style hat; a turntable mat and microfiber cleaning cloth. The peach crate, weighing in at approximately 26 pounds, measures 15.25” x 13.625” x 13.625” providing ample room for more vinyl LP storage.

The Allman Brothers Band (1969)

[Original 1969 Stereo Mix]

Side A 

Side B

1. Don’t Want You No More 

1. Every Hungry Woman

2. It’s Not My Cross To Bear 

2. Dreams

3. Black Hearted Woman 

3. Whipping Post

4. Trouble No More

[1973 Beginnings Stereo Mix]

Side C 

Side D

1. Don’t Want You No More 

1. Every Hungry Woman

2. It’s Not My Cross To Bear 

2. Dreams

3. Black Hearted Woman 

3. Whipping Post

4. Trouble No More

 

Idlewild South (1970)

Side A 

Side B

1. Revival

1. Hoochie Coochie Man

2. Don’t Keep Me Wonderin’ 

2. Please Call Home

3. Midnight Rider 

3. Leave My Blues At Home

4. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed

 

At Fillmore East (1971)

Side A 

Side B

1. Statesboro Blues (Live) 

1. You Don’t Love Me (Live)

2. Done Somebody Wrong (Live)

3. Stormy Monday (Live)

Side C 

 Side D

1. Hot ‘Lanta (Live) 

1. Whipping Post (Live)

2. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Live)

 

Eat a Peach (1972)

Side A 

Side B

1. Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More 

1. Mountain Jam (Theme From “First There Is A Mountain”) (Live)

2. Le Brers In A Minor 

3. Melissa

Side C 

Side D

1. One Way Out (Live)

1. Mountain Jam, Cont’d (Theme From “First There Is A Mountain”) (Live)

2. Trouble No More (Live)

3. Stand Back

4. Blue Sky

5. Little Martha

 

Brothers and Sisters (1973)

Side A 

Side B

1. Wasted Words 

1. Southbound

2. Ramblin’ Man 

2. Jessica

3. Come And Go Blues 

3. Pony Boy

4. Jelly Jelly

 

Win, Lose or Draw (1975)

Side A 

Side B

1. Can’t Lose What You Never Had 

1. High Falls

2. Just Another Love Song 

2. Sweet Mama

3. Nevertheless

4. Win, Lose Or Draw

5. Louisiana Lou And Three Card Monty John

 

Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas (1976)

Side A 

Side B

Introduction (Live) 

1. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Live)

1. Wasted Words (Live)

2. Southbound (Live)

3. Ramblin’ Man (Live)

Side C 

Side D

1. Ain’t Wastin’ Time No More (Live) 

1. Don’t Want You No More (Live)

2. Come And Go Blues (Live) 

2. It’s Not My Cross To Bear (Live)

3. Can’t Lose What You Never Had (Live) 

3. Jessica (Live)

 

Enlightened Rogues (1979)

Side A 

Side B

1. Crazy Love

1. Blind Love

2. Can’t Take It With You 

2. Try It One More Time

3. Pegasus 

3. Just Ain’t Easy

4. Need Your Love So Bad 

4. Sail Away

 

Live At Ludlow Garage: 1970 

Side A 

Side B

1. Dreams (Live)

1. Trouble No More (Live)

2. Statesboro Blues (Live) 

2. Dimples (Live)

3. Every Hungry Woman (Live)

Side C 

Side D

1. I’m Gonna Move To The Outskirts Of Town (Live) 

1. In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed (Live)

2. Hoochie Coochie Man (Live)

Side E

1. Mountain Jam (Theme From “First There Is A Mountain”) (Live)

Side F

1. Mountain Jam, Cont’d (Theme From “First There Is A Mountain”) (Live)

David Cameron Recreates The Beatles “Abbey Road” Album Cover

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David Cameron Recreates The Beatles “Abbey Road” Album Cover

David Cameron recreated the famous Beatles album cover by crossing Abbey Road – with Labour grandee Dame Tessa Jowell.

He visited the Abbey Road studios in London to highlight support from more than 250 so-called ‘cultural stars’ for his campaign to keep Britain in the EU.

https://youtu.be/MW6Dx6wPv3Y

Foghat Releasing New Album ‘Under The Influence’ On June 24

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Foghat Releasing New Album ‘Under The Influence’ On June 24

Foghat have announced plans to release a new album, Under the Influence, their 17th studio record and first since 2010’s Last Train Home, this summer.

Under the Influence was produced by Grammy-nominated Tom Hambridge (Buddy Guy, Lynyrd Skynyrd, George Thorogood). Work began in 2013 at the band’s Boogie Motel South studio in Florida, but eventually moved to Nashville’s Dark Horse Studios.

“I met Tom when presenting three awards to Buddy Guy and Tom (his producer) at the Memphis Blues Awards,” founding drummer Roger Earl said in a press release. “Tom said that he was a fan, and would love to produce a Foghat record. Putting that in the back of my mind, this was the perfect opportunity. Tom came down to Boogie Motel South to meet the band and we clicked and started writing together immediately. Working with him was inspirational!”

Under the Influence will be released on June 24.

The Ump Is Dusting Off Home Plate For A Heartwarming Reason

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The Ump Is Dusting Off Home Plate For A Heartwarming Reason

When his little guy stepped up to home plate during his baseball game, the umpire started dusting it off. The batter didn’t think anything of it, until the ump started speaking to the player. Because it happened to be his dad, Master Sgt. R. Brock, home from deployment. And then it because very, very dusty all over again.

This Military Dad Did For His Son Did Something…Actually, Dozens Of Awesome Things For His Son Before Leaving

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This Military Dad Did For His Son Did Something…Actually, Dozens Of Awesome Things For His Son Before Leaving

A boy tells his story about what his dad did for him before he deployed and it’s quite the heartwarming story.

Spotify adds sponsorships and statistics to playlists

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Music listening has changed a lot over the years. We’ve moved past the album, the single, even the download. Now it’s all about the playlist. Spotify’s 400+ owned and operated playlists anchor the Spotify brand and experience. Their playlists span every genre, mood and moment, soundtracking the day for millions of people around the world. Playlists make every moment better, from commuting, to focusing, to working out, to gaming, to partying, to falling asleep.

And now, brands can sponsor Spotify’s owned and operated playlists to reach and engage target audiences through the passion point of music, during the moments that matter. Just a few weeks ago, Kia sponsored New Music Friday to introduce its NEW Kia Sportage. Through the sponsorship, Kia was able to promote their new Sportage to users as they discovered new music throughout the week. And so far, the results have been outstanding, both in terms of audience engagement and brand impact.

 

How does Sponsored Playlist work? It’s as easy as 1,2,3:

  1. Find the perfect playlist. Leverage Spotify’s deep music intelligence to find the perfect playlist that best matches your target audience and campaign objectives. Sponsor it for one week.
  2. Promote your playlist. We’ll work together to drive streams of your playlist during your sponsorship, through a combination of native promotion and brand marketing. And we’ll give you social tools so you can promote it, too.
  3. Unlock exclusive In-Playlist Media and native branding. Every listener tuning into your Sponsored Playlist will be immersed in your brand’s message, across audio, video, and display. We’ll work together to blow the doors off playlist usage during your sponsorship to amplify your brand messaging. Our exclusive In-Playlist Media package includes:

– Premium native logo placement

– Ownership of the first ad break

– 100% display SOV

– Industry exclusivity

With Sponsored Playlist, it’s all about matching the playlist to your marketing goals. Think content plus context; the right message in the right moment. Cardio or Power Workout are perfect for a footwear brand expanding from lifestyle shoes to workout sneakers. A QSR adding breakfast to the menu? How aboutMorning Commute? An entertainment company with a summer blockbuster teeny-bopper flick? Teen Party, of course. You get the idea.

Dad and daughter perform adorable rendition of A-ha’s ‘Take on Me’

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Dad and daughter perform adorable rendition of A-ha’s ‘Take on Me’

’80s music is always better when a toddler’s on the mic.

That Time James Brown And Dave Matthews Band Performed “Sex Machine”

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That Time James Brown And Dave Matthews Band Performed “Sex Machine”

Let’s go back to James Brown’s guest appearance with the Dave Matthews Band at Madison Square Garden in New York City on December 21, 2002. The collaboration not only features Brown leading DMB through “Get Up (I Feel Like Being A) Sex Machine,” but also members of James’ Soul Generals ensemble and Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe including Karl himself.

Video: Bradley Cooper does an impressive air guitar

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Video: Bradley Cooper does an impressive air guitar

Bradley Cooper shows Jimmy Fallon his impressive air guitar skills by shredding Neil Young’s solo from Down by the River.

Four Tet Releases New Song “TrackI’veBeenPlayingOnRadio+StuffSeemsNiceThing2DropBecauseSmashingItOnInternetShouts2B.UFO+A.Naples” And It Won’t Fit On Soundcloud

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Four Tet’s SoundCloud has reached 1 million followers this weekend, and to celebrate, he’s put up a new track on the platform. It’s called “TrackI’veBeenPlayingOnRadio+StuffSeemsNiceThing2DropBecauseSmashingItOnInternetShouts2B.UFO+A.Naples,” because he’s Four Tet and you’re not.

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