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1.1 Ticket to Ride - Vanilla Fudge1.2 Iron Butterfly Theme - Iron Butterfly1.3 Summertime Blues - Blue Cheer1.4 The Ostrich (Album Version) - Steppenwolf1.5 Remlap's Cave Part II - the Savage Resurrection1.6 Man Who Paints the1.7 Pictures - Fever Tree1.8 Why Should I Care - the Sound Barrier1.9 Pride of Man - Quicksilver Messenger Service1.10 My Own Life - Easy Chair1.11 Chicken Wire Lady - Blues Magoos1.12 April 15th - the Human Beinz1.13 Plastic People -Wildwood1.14 The War Rages on - Mass1.15 Confusion Rock Band1.16 Black Sheep - SRC1.17 Let's Spend the Night1.18 Together - Muddy Waters1.19 Crazy Woman - Dragonfly1.20 Hot Smoke and Sasafrass - the Bubble Puppy1.21 Good Morning Day - Omnibus1.22 Mister Genie Man - Society's Children1.23 Blow My Mind - Darius1.24 Nightrider - Kim Fowley2.1 Kick Out the Jams - MC52.2 Time Seller - Stack2.3 Under the Ice - Nazz2.4 Fields of Regret - Alice Cooper2.5 Oceans Inside Me - Stone Garden2.6 I Wanna Be Your Dog - the Stooges2.7 Dark-Eyed Woman - Spirit2.8 Journeys - the Litter2.9 Robert Montgomery - Love2.10 Donovan's Monkey - Stalk-Forrest Group2.11 Wicked Woman - Coven2.12 Welcome to the Void - Morgen2.13 Babylon - Conception2.14 House of the Rising Sun - Frijid Pink2.15 Sad Day - Fuse2.16 Mississippi Queen - Mountain2.17 No Parking (Live) - Gold2.18 Dark Road - Christopher2.19 Self-Made Gold - Brigade2.20 Death of a Virgin - Damnation of Adam Blessing3.1 Neighbor, Neighbor - ZZ Top3.2 Twisted Flower - Cold Sun3.3 Stars in the Sky - Wildfire3.4 Helium Head (I Got a Love) - Sir Lord Baltimore3.5 Time and Changes - B. F. Trike3.6 Face the Crowd - Demian3.7 Road Runner - Head Over Heels3.8 Montreal Jail - Boomerang3.9 Evil - Cactus3.10 B.R.T.C.D. - Bolder Damn3.11 Never Coming Down - Estes Brothers3.12 Transmaniacon MC - Blue Öyster Cult3.13 You Can - Earthen Vessel3.14 The Queen - Bang3.15 My Time Is Over - Sudden Death3.16 It Swallowed the Sun - the Flow3.17 Suicide - Dust3.18 Love Jumped Through My Window - Arthur Lee3.19 Is It My Name - Todd Rundgren3.20 You Know - Stray Dog3.21 We're An American Band - Grand Funk |
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.. A Journey Through The Usa Hard Rock Scene 1967-1973 |
 | Description: | Four-hour 3CD set charting the birth and early development of American hard rock. Hit singles, key album tracks, and huge rarities from a genre that became a dominant force in US music. In the late 60s, the parallel emergence of psychedelia and the blues-based power trio format saw pop evolve into rock. In America, bands became harder, heavier, rawer, and louder to a back drop of the Vietnam War, street drugs, and increasingly powerful amps. Commercially successful acts like Vanilla Fudge, Steppenwolf, Blue Cheer, and Iron Butterfly spearheaded a new wave of bands whose sound would later be codified as heavy metal. Over three CDs and four hours of music, â??Weâ??re An American Bandâ?? charts hard rockâ??s evolution during the late 60s and early 70s, culminating in Grand Funkâ??s game-changing, chart-topping late 1973 single of the same name. In addition to the aforementioned bands, we feature the likes of Alice Cooper, The Stooges, ZZTop, MC5, and Love, hard rock dilettantes (Todd Rundgren, Kim Fowley, even Muddy Waters), and such pioneers as Kurt Cobain-endorsed satanic rockers Coven and early metal heads Sir Lord Baltimore. We include tracks from some of the most valuable vinyl LPs on the planet (Bolder Damn, Brigade), ultra-rare local singles (The Mass Confusion Rock Band, Wildwood), and vital music that went unreleased at the time (B. F. Trike, Cold Sun, etc). Housed in a clamshell box with an accompanying 48-page booklet, â??Weâ??re An American Band is a fascinating window on American rockâ??s epic journey from the bowels of the late 60s underground counterculture to mainstream mid-70s acceptance. - .. A JOURNEY THROUGH THE USA HARD ROCK SCENE 1967-1973Three CD set charting the birth and early development of American hard rock. In the late 60s, the parallel emergence of psychedelia and the blues-based power trio format saw pop evolve into rock. In America, bands became harder, heavier, rawer and louder to a backdrop of the Vietnam War, street drugs and increasingly powerful amps. Commercially successful acts like Vanilla Fudge, Steppenwolf, Blue Cheer and Iron Butterfly spearheaded a new wave of bands whose sound would later be codified as heavy metal. Over three CDs and four hours of music, 'We're An American Band' charts hard rock's evolution during the late 60s and early 70s, culminating in Grand Funk's game-changing, chart-topping late 1973 single of the same name. In addition to the aforementioned bands, we feature the likes of Alice Cooper, The Stooges, ZZ Top, MC5 and Love, hard rock dilettantes (Todd Rundgren, Kim Fowley, even Muddy Waters) and such pioneers as Kurt Cobain-endorsed satanic rockers Coven and early metalheads Sir Lord Baltimore. We include tracks from some of the most valuable vinyl LPs on the planet (Bolder Damn, Brigade), ultra-rare local singles (The Mass Confusion Rock Band, Wildwood) and vital music that went unreleased at the time (B. F. Trike, Cold Sun, etc). With accompanying 48-page booklet, 'We're An American Band' is a fascinating window on American rock's epic journey from the bowels of the late 60s underground counterculture to mainstream mid-70s acceptance."We're an American Band: A Journey Through the USA" is a captivating CD compilation released by Cherry Red Records, featuring a diverse selection of tracks that celebrate the rich musical landscape of America. This collection brings together various artists from different genres and eras, offering listeners an immersive journey through rock, soul, country, blues, and more. Each track has been carefully chosen to represent the unique spirit and evolution of American music across decades. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to these sounds, this album serves as both an introduction and tribute to America's vibrant musical heritage. Cherry Red Records is renowned for its dedication to quality reissues and compilations that highlight significant moments in music history. |  | No. of tracks: |
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