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NUGGETS IV : LOVE IS THE SONG WE SING : SAN FRANCISCO NUGGETS 1965-1970 (4CD)
Code:
CD20176
Price:
$119.95
Description:
[ERA : 60s / Psychedelic ] The only thing that doesn't come with this
unprecedented, multi-artist 4 CD boxed set chronicling the San
Francisco sound of the 1960s is the flowers for your hair! Released to
coincide with the 40th anniversary of the psychedelic, free-spirited
Summer Of Love, that began just after the historic Monterey Pop
Festival in June '67, LOVE IS THE SONG WE SING: SAN FRANCISCO NUGGETS
1965 - 1970, weighs in at 77 tracks totaling over 4 hours of
music. Four decades ago, legions of young people trekked to San
Francisco and its famed Haight Asbury district, the epicenter for the
youth-driven counterculture revolution that was transforming American
culture. They came for peace, politics, community, love...and they came
for the music, the most enduring legacy of that very special place and
time. It has proven to be the element that really tells the true story
of San Francisco in the 1960s. The city, and the Bay Area overall, were
exploding with spectacular talent, including pre-eminent icons the
Grateful Dead, Santana and the Jefferson Airplane as well as countless
other acts that brought San Francisco's expansive sonic vibe to
national, and ultimately worldwide, prominence. And, just as aspiring
hippies and youthful seekers of summer lovin' flocked westward to savor
the Golden State's golden age, musical talent from across the country
descended on the City by the Bay including Texan Janis Joplin and
Chicagoan Steve Miller. They all added to the amazing stash of sounds
that remains a cornerstone of contemporary music, and they're all
featured here, superstars and lesser known talents alike. The set's
four discs explore this musical phenomenon from diverse vantage points
for a kaleidoscopic sonic tapestry that is both vintage and timeless.
DISC 1 : “Seismic Rumbles,” maps the divergent fault lines separating
the tradition pop flavors of the early 1960s from San Francisco's
emerging bands that were inspired by the more complex rock and roll of
The Beatles and Bob Dylan. Highlights include “Can't Come Down” from
Dead precursors The Warlocks, the demo for Quicksilver Messenger
Service's “Who Do You Love,” the earliest incarnation of the Airplane
on “It's No Secret,” “I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag” from Country
Joe & The Fish and “Mr. Jones (A Ballad Of A Thin Man)” from a
prehistoric Grass Roots ensemble.
DISC 2 : “Suburbia,” takes a trip to the nearby burgs of Berkeley,
Sausalito, Sacramento, and San Jose to explore the garage, folk-rock,
and musically-hybrid psychotic reactions to San Francisco's psychedelic
stew. Stand-out tracks include Teddy & His Patches “Suzy
Creamcheese,” The Chocolate Watchband's “No Way Out,” and Frumious
Bandersnatch's “Hearts To Cry.”
DISC 3 : “Summer Of Love,” celebrates the myriad riches of that
era-defining season, featuring classics from iconic artists including
Jefferson Airplane's “White Rabbit,” Santana's “Soul Sacrifice,” the
Dead's “The Golden Road,” and Grace Slick and The Great! Society's
“Somebody To Love.” Plus Moby Grape's “Omaha,” Blue Cheer's “Summertime
Blues,” Sly & The Family Stone's “Underdog,” The Charlatans'
“Alabama Bound” and the Steve Miller Band's “Roll With It.”
DISC 4 : “The Man Can't Bust Our Music,” charts the visionary artistry
and mind-blowing evolution of the maturing San Francisco sound - an
epic musical wellspring that changed the course of rock and roll and
gave birth to freeform FM radio. Stand-out tracks, among the greatest
in 20th century rock, include Santana's “Evil Ways,” Janis' “Mercedes
Benz,” “White Bird” from It's A Beautiful Day and the Dead's “Dark
Star.”
The 4-disc compilation, produced by rock historian Alec Palao, comes in
the form of a deluxe hardbound book with 120 pages of sumptuous, rarely
seen photos, plus track notes by Palao and essays by Ben Fong- Torres,
a writer and editor at Rolling Stone Magazine during its earliest days
(and many years after), and music journalist Gene Sculatti, all three
with deep roots in the S.F. Bay area.
DISC 1 : Let's Get Together - Dino Valenti * I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To
Die Rag - Country Joe & The Fish (EP version) * You Were On My Mind
- We Five * Number One - The Charlatans * Can't Come Down - The
Warlocks * Don't Talk To Strangers - Beau Brummels * Anything - The
Vejtables * It's No Secret - Jefferson Airplane * Johnny Was A Good Boy
- The Mystery Trend * Free Advice - The Great Society * Mr. Jones (A
Ballad Of A Thin Man) - The Grass Roots * Stranger In A Strange Land -
Blackburn & Snow * Who Do You Love - Quicksilver Messenger Service
* She's My Baby - The Mojo Men * Coffee Cup - The Wildflowers * Live
Your Own Life - The Family Tree * Fat City - Sons Of Champlin * Human
Monkey - The Frantics * Bye Bye Bye - The Tikis (Warner Brothers Single
Version) * Section 43 - Country Joe & The Fish * Hello Hello -
Sopwith Camel * DISC 2 : Psychotic Reaction - Count Five * Got Love -
Front Line * Satisfaction Guaranteed - The Mourning Reign * Foolish
Woman - Oxford Circle * My Buddy Sin - The Stained Glass * Streetcar -
Otherside * Suzy Creamcheese - Teddy & His Patches * Rubiyat - The
Immediate Family * Rumors - Syndicate Of Sound * Sometimes I Wonder -
Harbinger Complex * Want Ad Reader - The New Breed * I'm A Good Woman -
The Generation * No Way Out - Chocolate Watchband * Hey I'm Lost -
Butch Engle & The Styx * I Love You - People * America - Public
Nuisance * Fly To New York - Country Weather * Thing In "E" - Savage
Resurrection * Hearts To Cry - Frumious Bandersnatch * DISC 3 : Alabama
Bound - The Charlatans * Carl Street - The Mystery Trend * Somebody To
Love - The Great Society (LP version) * Superbird - Country Joe &
The Fish * Two Days 'Til Tomorrow - Beau Brummels * Omaha - Moby Grape
* Up & Down - The Serpent Power * The Golden Road (To Unlimited
Devotion) - Grateful Dead * Codine - Quicksilver Messenger Service *
Down On Me - Big Brother & The Holding Company (live) * Think Twice
- Salvation * White Rabbit - Jefferson Airplane * Roll With It - Steve
Miller Band * Why Did You Put Me On - Notes From The Underground *
Underdog - Sly & The Family Stone * Summertime Blues - Blue Cheer *
Glue - The Ace Of Cups * Soul Sacrifice - Santana * The Bells - The
Loading Zone * DISC 4 : Evil Ways - Santana * Red The Sign Post - Fifty
Foot Hose * Lemonaide Kid - Kak * 1982-A - Sons Of Champlin * How Can I
Miss You When You Won't Go Away - Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks *
Amphetamine Gazelle - Mad River * Quicksilver Girl - Steve Miller Band
* Revolution - Mother Earth * Murder In My Heart For The Judge - Moby
Grape * Light Your Windows - Quicksilver Messenger Service * I'm
Drowning - Flamin' Groovies * Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Lady -
Seatrain * White Bird - It's A Beautiful Day * Dark Star - Grateful
Dead (Single Version) * Fool - Blue Cheer (Single Version) * Mexico -
Jefferson Airplane * Mercedes Benz - Janis Joplin * Get Together - The
Youngbloods