Side A - Bless You
Side B - Baby I Like The Look of You
Bless You (Original Speed version)
Bless You (Backing Track)
I´m Your Lovin' Man (Unissued Track)
Peter Cook - Georgia Peter Cook - There And Bach Again
Peter London , single de Octubre de 1965 producido por Joe Meek con Ritchie Blackmore en Guitarra Peter ya habia grabado un single (Abril 1965) con su nombre real (Peter Cook) pero decidio cambiarse el nombre para no confundirse con el comediante del mismo nombre , para eso la revista Record Mirror organizo un concurso (igualmente se desecharon todos los nombres alli propuestos) , se sospecha que en el Lado B no canta el , sino Paul Jones de Manfred Mann
Side A:Don't Cry
Side B:Only For You : 5 [Blackmore on the b-side]
US feb.1965 Smash S 202
People involved
Ritchie Blackmore (gtr)(in 1964 He was replaced by future Hot Chocolate guitarist Harvey Hinsley); Chas Hodges (bss); Ken Lundgren (gtr); Mick Underwood (drm).
Producer Derek Lawrence reassembled Outlaws in order to record the B side on a US single. (Hinsley plays lead on the A side, which had been recorded earlier.)
I SHALL BE RELEASED (Dylan) prod DEREK LAWRENCE arranger JON LORD DOWN IN THE FLOOD (Dylan) Prod. DEREK LAWRENCE arranger RAYMON BURREL
One of several musicians to have emerged from a difficult term with King Crimson into a career with a much more commercially viable future, Boz Burrell first cut his musical teeth as a vocalist with various local bands around the Norfolk area. Upon leaving college he turned professional with Lombard and the Tea Time Four, which, after bringing on board keyboardist Ian McLagan (who would later throw in his lot with The Small Faces), became the jazz-oriented unit The Boz People. In the short years of their existence, The Boz People made a reasonable name for themselves through live performances (occasionally as the backing band for singer Kenny Lynch) and managed to secure a recording deal with Columbia. Four singles were released by the band between '65 and '66 (You're Just the Kind of Girl I Wanted, Meeting Time, Pinnochio, and The Baby Song); public interest remained elsewhere, however, and so the various members ultimately moved on to other projects. A period followed as an itinerant musician amongst a succession of soul groups (The Sidewinders, Feel for Soul), but none of these possessed sufficient focus to establish a lasting presence in the business. During this period Burrell released two singles of cover tunes simply using the name Boz: I Shall Be Released (coupled with a version of Bob Dylan's Down In The Flood)Raymond Boz Burrell (v) , Ritchie Blackmore (g) ,Jon Lord (k) , Chas Hodges (bass) , Ian Paice o Carlo Little (segun Nick Simper) (d) ,Del Newman (arr. String Section) hubo otro single despues de este ( tambien en 1968 ) con Light My Fire de los Doors , algunas biografias lo nombran a Blackmore como parte del proyecto , todavia no encontre ese single
A -Thunder And Rain (Howard, Blaikley) 3:07 B -As Time Goes By (Joe Meek) 2:09
Single editado en Febrero de 1965 por otro "misterioso grupo" de la factoria Meek con Ritchie Blackmore , Mick Underwood y seguramente Dave Adams , un tema compuesto por Joe Meek y el otro por Howard & Blaikley (duo compositor y managers de Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich , mas tarde se llevarian a Underwood a un nuevo proyecto The Herd)
Lord Suth & The Roman Empire feat. Ritchie Blackmore
Primer parte de este documental de epoca en el que se ven todos los "personajes" y situaciones de Lord Sutch (a los 3:25 minutos dispara con un arma a la audiencia , luego asusta al publico con una zanahoria ! ( a la que llama Adam Faith) y otras locuras en las que tambien Ritchie Blackmore participo (en 3 ocaciones a lo largo de su carrera)
En esta parte podemos ver a The Raving Savages interpretando "in The Hall of the Mountain King" (conocida melodia griega que tantas veces tocara e incluso grabara Ritchie Blackmore , con The Lancasters) ,Screaming Grabando en una de las mejores filmaciones de Joe Meek , en su casa/caos/estudio el mismo en el que Blackmore grabo cientos de cintas, La increible "Radio Sutch" y la previa a la aparicion de "Jack The Ripper"
Screaming Lord Sutch & Heavy Friends ; Ritchie Blackmore y Nick Simper (2 años despues de ser expulsado de Deep Purple)
Nunca quedo claro quien es "JAMIE LEE" obviamente un seudonimo , tal vez del mismisomo Dave Adams co-autor del tema (Adams y blackmore tambien coincidieron en Silas Dooley Jr, Burr Bailey & the Six Shooters , Heinz & The Wild Boys y siguen las firmas ...)
Arvid Andersen (The Three Musketeers) en lugar de Nick Simper ? Ritchie Blackmore con el seudonimo Tom Brown? Toda la aventura italiana de Ritchie Blackmore AQUI
Then a stunning self-released demo single entitled "Alone With Fate" backed with "Call It Love" emerged. The material written entirely by Candice and not performed in the typical Blackmore's Night style, is more progressive with rich keyboard-based orchestration. "Alone With Fate" is a stunning number, with Candice clearly on top of her game, lush vocal harmonies adding a lovely texture to the short track. "Call It Love" is a straight-up bluesy ballad sung atop light keyboard accompaniment. The single, produced by Spyros Poulos and engineered by Brian Harding is a collectors' item
En el Film Telstar sobre joe Meek se hace referencia a The Outlaws aqui presentados por Billy Kuy , Chas Hodges y Clem Cattiti(de The Tornados, en realidad deberia haber sido Bobby Graham pero este , se fue en muy malos terminos de la factoria Meek)y geoff Goddard (piano) Se hace referencia y se representa en la primer escena una publicidad callejera de The Outlaws con el mismisimo Meek , luego una increible grabacion de 1961 donde se ve que la policia realmente detuvo a la carabana de The Outlaws...
el video contiene 4 canciones ineditas de The Outlaws hay muchas mas que estaran proximamente en este blog .
En 1961 Ritchie Blackmore estaba en The Dominators (foto mas antigua de Ritchie en vivo?)
01. Take A Chance (**) 1960 02. Crazy Guy (**)1960 03. Oh How I Miss You Tonight (**)1961 04. The Age For Love (**)1961 05. Head Over Heals In Love (**)1961 06. Find Another Fool (**)1961 07. I Lost My Heart At The Fairground 1963 08. I Feel So Good 1963 09. If You've Gotta Pick A Baby 1963 10. In The First Place 1963 11. Baby It Hurts 1964 12. Nice Wasn't It 1964 13. Lollipop 1964 14. Everybody's Got To Fall In Love 1964 15. Johnny Loves Me 1965
16. Paradise For Two 1965 17. Thou Shalt Not Steal 1965 18. Been Invited To A Party 1965 19. Something I've Got To Tell You 1966 20. My Heart Didn't Lie 1966 21. It's Hard To Believe It 1966 22. Don't Let It Rain On Sunday 1966 23. Sing c'est la vie 1966 (Unreleased) 24. This Little Girl's Gone Rockin' 25. Run To Me (***)1966 26. You're Gonna Get Your Way (***) 27. Yeah Yeah Yeah (***)with the Riot Squad 28. Self Portrait (***)1966 with The Riot Squad
** temas del 1 al 6 unicos no producidos por Joe Meek *** 25 to 28 Joe Meeks Last unfinished production
A raiz de que aparecieron una gran cantidad de rarezas de Glenda Collins , las mismas , prometidas para este post ,estaran proximamente mejor detalladas.
01. HEINZ - dreams do Come True - demo (2:36) 02. HEINZ - voices in the wind - demo (3:53) 03. THE OUTLAWS - come on lets go (backing Track) (2:21) 04. GEOFF GODDARD - Just Like Eddie - demo (2:18) 05. GEOFF GODDARD - You Were There -(2:06) 06. HEINZ - big johnny rhythm (unreleased) (1:30) 07. THE OUTLAWS - country boy (backing track)(2:12) 08. HEINZ - heart full of sorrow - demo (2:30) 09. HEINZ - I get up in the morning - demo (1:55) 10- THE WILD BOYS - Questions I Cant Answer (Backing Track)(2:17)
Esta foto de Ritchie Blackmore es de antes de que Ritchie Blackmore ingresara a la factoria MEEK , la encontre ahora y la comparto con ustedes (quedo fuera de las fotos del post de Screaming Lord Sutch)
From The Anthology Notes : "Since 1972 Purple had used an American Band ELF as its support and Blackmore had grown to admire the vocal talent of its lead singer RONNIE JAMES DIO. He also hankered to record his own version of BLACK SHEEP OF THE FAMILY that purple had rejected - a song he'd heard from the 1970 QUATERMASS album with the plan to make a solo single Blackmore took the opportunity of a couple of days off in Minneapolis mid tour and took Elf in to a studio. For a B-Side he asked Dio to write some lyrics to a tune he had written, which resulted in "Sixteenth Century Greensleeves" Althoug the recording never saw the light of day , the partnership with Dio was sufficiently inspirational for Blackmore to make an entire album recorded in early february of 1975
From Stombringer Notes: Blackmore was keen for them a cover of BLACK SHEEP OF THE FAMILY from Quatermass self-titled debut album on Harverst 1970 ,"I Said to Them, 'Hey look, this is a great song,let's do it on an album" Despite his enthusiasm, and was an inbuilt resistance to doing covers, particulary on record,so the others declined and Blackmore put the idea on hold ... Notas Propias : Si bien siempre se dijo que este tema es del album debut de Quatermass la verdad es que no es tan asi . el tema fue compuesto por STEVE HAMMOND y aparecio por primera vez en disco en 1969 en el album de CHRIS FARLOWE & THE HILL (banda en la cual el propio Hammond Participaba)FROM HERE TO MAMA ROSA (aparecia simplemente como "Black Sheep" aunque en el single recobro el titulo completo),en 1970 simultaneamente a la salida de Album/Single de Quatermass otra banda de Hammond editaba como side-B el tema (FAT MATTRESS) . los miembros de Quatermass señalan que Hammond compuso especialmente 3 temas para su disco debut , pero esto no fue asi , el tema GEMINI por ejemplo ya habia sido grabado anteriormente por ERIC BURDON & THE ANIMALS ...
01- Black Sheep of The Family - 1969 Chris Farlowe with The Hill (feat. Hammond) 02- Black Sheep of The Family - 1970 (mayo) Quatermass 03- Black Sheep of The Family - 1970 (sep ?) Fat Mattress (feat. Hammond) 04- Black Sheep of The Family - 1975 Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow 05- Black Sheep of The Family - 1970 Quatermass (swedish radio broadcast)
Las primer grabacion de Ritchie Blackmore es un simple que nunca se edito el mismo es del grupo "MIKE DEE & THE JAYWALKERS" y contenia los temas "Stolen Hours / My Blue Heaven" fue grabado para el sello Decca en el año 1961 - Segun el libro "Smoke on The Water" de Dave Thompson la primera grabacion de Blackmore al ingresar a la house band del productor Joe Meek fue en el tema de Mike Berry "Don't You Think It's Time" en diciembre de 1962 - Segun Mick Underwood la primera grabacion en la que participaron fue en un simple de The Outlaws bajo el Seudonimo de THE CHAPS llamado Poppin vol 1 y 2 en 1962(un medley con exitos de la factoria Meek en donde Resaltan los teclados de Geoff Goddard y la ritmica (supuestamente de Ritchie) Apenas se escucha . - Otro de las primeras grabaciones como sesionista de la factoria Meek es un single con JAMIE LEE AND THE ATLANTICS (1963) - En este momento oscuro de la historia de Ritchie Blackmore , el acompaño como musico de session entre otros artistas a The Kestrels y a Dany Rivers , Rivers fue uno de los primeros numeros de Joe Meek y es posible que Ritchie haya participado en esos primeros singles ... obviamente no hay nada documentado ( los singles con Rivers estan ,pero iran en otro post)
01- THE CHAPS - Poppin' Part 1 02- THE CHAPS - Poppin' Part 2 03 - MIKE BERRY & THE OUTLAWS - Don't You Think It's Time (side B) 04 - MIKE BERRY & THE OUTLAWS - Loneliness (Side A / No Ritchie Blackmore) 05 - MIKE BERRY & THE OUTLAWS - Don't You Think It's Time (Demo) 06 - MIKE BERRY & THE OUTLAWS - Don't You Think It's Time (Backing Track) 07 - JAMIE LEE & THE ATLANTICS - In The Night (side A) 08 - JAMIE LEE & THE ATLANTICS - Little Girl In Blue (Side B/No Ritchie Blackmore)
los temas que interpretan THE CHAPS en el medley part.1 son (Return To Sender / Next door To an Angel /Bobby's Girl)y en la parte 2(It Might As Well Rain Until September /Ramblin' Rose /Telstar)
I SHALL BE RELEASED (Dylan) 
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