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The Merrymen with Boz [1965]
The MERRYMEN with BOZ
Karusell, Sweden 1965
OOP
Tracks:
Side A: Searchin'
Side B: Understand
Bo Hansson, Bill Ohrstrom
The Merrymen With Boz (not to be confused with that calpso band, The Merrymen, that mistakenly pops up in Boz discographies every so often) were a bluesrock band that survived less than a year in Sweden. Bo Hansson and Bill Ohrstrom were the lead members.
BOZ [1966]
BOZ
Recorded: September 30, 1965
Released: 1966
Record Label: Polydor
Stockholm Sweden
Producer: Silas Backstrom
|
TRACK TITLE |
COMPOSER |
|
1 Steamboat |
Buddy Lucas/The Drifters |
|
2 Baby, Let Me Follow You Down |
Eric
von Schmidt |
|
3 Girl from the North Country |
|
|
4 You're So
Fine |
Finney,
West, Schofield |
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5 Got You
on My Mind |
Joe
Thomas/Howard Biggs |
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6 That's All Right Mama |
Arthur
"Big Boy" Crudup |
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7 Hey Baby |
Bruce
Channel |
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8 Gangster of Love |
Johnny
"Guitar" Watson |
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9 How Long |
Leroy
Carr |
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10 Let the Good Times Roll |
Shirley
& Lee |
|
11 Stormy Monday Blues |
Hines/Eckstine/Crowder |
|
12 C.C. Rider |
Big
Bill Broonzy |
Releases:
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YEAR |
TYPE |
LABEL |
CATALOG |
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1965 |
LP |
Polydor |
46253 |
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Steve Miller Band [1968]
STEVE MILLER BAND
Children Of The Future
Capitol Records - 1968
Tracks:
1. Children Of The Future
2. Pushed Me To It
3. You've Got The Power
4. In My First Mind
5. The Beauty Of Time Is That It's Snowing
6. Baby's Callin' Me Home *
7. Steppin' Stone *
8. Roll With It
9. Junior Saw It Happen
10. Fanny Mae
11. Key To The Highway
Musicians:
Steve Miller (vocals, guitar, harmonica); * Boz Scaggs (guitar, vocals); Lonnie Turner (bass, vocals); Jim Peterman (keyboards); Tim Davis (drums, vocals).
STEVE MILLER BAND
Sailor
Capitol Records - 1968
Tracks:
1. Song For Our Ancestors
2. Dear Mary
3. My Friend *
4. Living In The U.S.A.
5. Quicksilver Girl
6. Lucky Man
7. Gangster Of Love
8. You're So Fine
9. Overdrive *
10.Dime-A-Dance Romance *
Musicians:
"...making 'Sailor' was strange because all we had was the title when we went in. It was going to be called 'Sailor' and the idea was that the whole album was going to be about early morning on the wharf, a sailor comes home from being away for years, and he was very young when he went away, and he comes back to his old city. He gets back in touch; he wants to go see his old girlfriend and see his parents and hit a few of the places that he used to go to, and see some of his old buddies. Through the course of the album, each song would be about one of these episodes, seeing his chick, raving up with his old mates. And in the course of all the songs he'd grow a little older and wiser and find that it wasn't as he'd hoped. Everything had changed, he'd left there for a reason, and he couldn't stay there for the same reason, so he goes back off to sea. We got as far as the opening sequence, the fog horns and that. It was supposed to depict an early quiet morning and that's as far as we got with the whole thing. Glyn and the rest of us went out and collected the sound effects. We went down to the waterfront, and tapes all the ships, and we got a lot of sound effects records." - Boz Scaggs
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