Lobby & Coloured B Loyde -Lobby Loyde...summer Jam -Aztech Sol CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1. HELP ME / ROCK ME BABY
2. GOING DOWN
3. GOD
4. JOHNNY B. GOODE
5. TERRA VISION
6. WORKING CLASS HERO
7. ONLY KNOW I VE GOT THE FEELING
8. REVOLUTION
9. REVOLUTION (ACID MIX)
10. JOHNNY B. GOODE (NEW WORLD MIX)

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Lobby Loyde...Summer Jam by Lobby & Coloured B Loyde, released 21 December 2018, includes the following tracks: "God", "Terra Vision", "Only Know Iâ??ve Got the Feeling", "Revolution (Acid Mix)" and more. This version of Lobby Loyde...Summer Jam comes as a 1xCD. -

Lobby Loyde - Summer Jam... Lobby's Last Aztec Records / Aztec Music Lobby's Last Recorded at Secret Sound Studios, Box Hill 1992/93 As described in the following notes, this CD contains the complete [r5637801] album from 1973 as well as many new tracks. Audio CD ID: AVSCD084 Number of Discs: 1 Release Date: Dec 14, 2018 Format: Audio CD Label: Aztec Music Description AZTEC RECORDS continues the Digitally Remastered legacy of the legendary LOBBY LOYDE with another piece of the puzzle now in place. Lobby?s Last... Summer Jam combines Loyde and the Coloured Balls? first live recordings from 1973 with the guitarist?s previously unreleased, final studio sessions from the early 1990s. Summer Jam was recorded at the second annual Sunbury Festival, at 3.30am on a barmy summer?s night in January 1973. By that time Coloured Balls had established an identity as one of the best bands on the Melbourne rock scene. The redoubtable Lobby Loyde (who died in 2007) was already a 10-year veteran of high esteem, having come up through the ranks of The Purple Hearts, The Wild Cherries and Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs. He?d formed Coloured Balls in March 1972, essentially as a reaction against all that was staid in local pop music. The Balls? combination of seething, hard driving, loud rock music and proto-punk attitude had already marked out their stall as a force of barely restrained energy and motivation. Taking the Sunbury stage at such an ungodly hour proved no hindrance to the Balls, with the whole jam captured by location recording engineer John French from TCS Sound Studios. Fellow legends Billy Thorpe and Leo de Castro joined the band for ragged versions of blues rock staples ?Help Me? / ?Rock Me Baby? and ?Going Down?. The centrepiece of the jam was ?God?, Loyde?s spiralling, faster-louder, heavy cosmic epic which had already become something of an anthem for the band?s fans. This was 16 minutes of towering riffs, pulverizing drums and scorching guitar feedback. It remains a defining moment in the history of live Austr

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AVSCD084

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