Steve Young - Seven Bridges Road (1969 version) Alan Peschke 2011-11-01 | This is the original version of "Seven Bridges Road" by Steve Young, from his 1969 album "Rock Salt and Nails." This album is out of print.For some info on this song and various cover versions, please see:http://blogonomicon.blogspot.com/2012/03/covers-seven-bridges-road.html
Boots and His Buddies - True Blue Lou Alan Peschke 2022-02-16 | A big band from San Antonio, Texas, they recorded around 40 tracks in the late 1930s. Led by Clifford "Boots" Douglas, this is their version of "True Blue Lou."
Big Dan Starr - Captain Tom Mantell Alan Peschke 2022-01-01 | The story of Tom Mantell sung by Big Dan Starr.
Muhlenberg County - Roy Acuff Alan Peschke 2021-04-25 | Written by John Prine, original title "Paradise." Retitled for Roy Acuff's cover version.
Ken Curtis - Breathless - 1941 Alan Peschke 2021-03-16 | CORRECTION: The correct name of the band leader was SHEP Fields, not Chet Fields.Before he was Festus, before he was a cowboy singer, Ken Curtis was a big band jazz singer.
Skeeter Radikopf - The Little Brown Shack Out Back Alan Peschke 2020-06-12 | Billy Edd Wheeler's "Ode To the Little Brown Shack Out Back" recorded live by Skeeter Radikopf and the Melody Buccaneers at Frank Klein's Texas Star Inn, San Antonio, Texas.
Florida Bill - Is the Sun Coming Up Alan Peschke 2019-03-15 | An obscure country song that I heard recently and that I like. Can't find it anywhere else, so here it is. Probably from the mid-80s or so.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T13 - Estampie Royale Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music.And that's the full album!
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T12 - Pour Mon Coeur Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music. With Gerald English on vocal.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T11 - Die Suss Nachtigall Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T10 - Ja Nun Nons Pris Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music. With Gerald English on vocal.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T9 - Alta Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T8 - Worldes Blis Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music. With Gerald English on vocal.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T7 - Trotto Alan Peschke 2017-08-27 | The Jaye Consort. From the 1978 album Medieval Music.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T6 - Vierhundert Jar Uff Diser Erde Alan Peschke 2017-08-23 | From the 1978 album Medieval Music by The Jaye Consort.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T5 - Sol Ovitur Alan Peschke 2017-08-23 | From the 1978 album Medieval Music by The Jaye Consort.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T4 - In Seculum Artifex Alan Peschke 2017-08-23 | From the 1978 album Medieval Music by The Jaye Consort.
The Jaye Consort - Medieval Music - S2T3 - Moulin de Paris Alan Peschke 2017-08-18 | From the 1978 album Medieval Music by The Jaye Consort.
Thomas Jefferson and his Dixieland All-Stars - Whos Sorry Now S1T5 Alan Peschke 2014-03-19 | Side 1, track 5 of the 1974 album "If I Could Be With You" by Thomas Jefferson and His Dixieland All-Stars. Titled "Who's Sorry Now."
Thomas Jefferson and his Dixieland All-Stars - Its a Long Way to Tipperary Alan Peschke 2014-03-14 | Side 1, track 3 of the 1974 album If I Could Be With You.
Thomas Jefferson and His Dixieland All Stars - Baby Wont You Please Come Home (S1T1) Alan Peschke 2013-09-14 | Side 1, track 1 from the 1974 album "If I Could Be With You."Thomas Jefferson - vocals, trumpetSammy Rimington - clarinet, alto saxJon Marks - pianoMax Legget - bassDave Evans - drums
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music - S2T2 Novus Miles Sequitur Alan Peschke 2013-03-07 | Liner notes: Another example of "conductus," reflecting on the death of Thomas à Becket -- "The new soldiers follow the way of the new King."Note: I misspelled "Sequitur" in the video credits. Correct spelling is "Sequitur," not "Sequiter."
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music - S2T1 Ductia Alan Peschke 2013-02-27 | Liner notes: A thirteenth century French piece played on the three-holed pipe Tambour de Béarn, which is a string drum.Side 2, track 1.
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T12 - Kalenda Maya Alan Peschke 2013-02-21 | Side 1, track 12 from the out of print 1978 album "Medieval Music" by the Jaye Consort. Liner notes: A wonderfully exhilarating song by the famous thirteenth century troubadour Raimbault de Vaqueras.For anyone keeping track, that's the end of side 1.
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T11 - Estampie Alan Peschke 2013-02-21 | Another estampie from the "Sumer is icumen in" manuscript.
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T10 - Cest La Fin Alan Peschke 2013-02-20 | Side 1, track 10 from the out of print 1978 album Medieval Music by the Jaye Consort with vocals by Gerald English. Liner notes: A Trouvère song (virelai) in which the Breton bombart, a little outdoor shawm will be heard. The words--"It is the end. No matter what is said, I must love."
Billy Edd Wheeler - Gabriels Horn Alan Peschke 2012-09-03 | A song that I remember from my childhood. I don't know the exact year and album information. This was taken from a recent compilation release of Wheeler's: Country Essentials, 2011 (2 CD set).
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T7 - Li Mans DAmer Alan Peschke 2012-08-18 | Side 1, track 7 from the 1978 album Medieval Music by The Jaye Consort with Gerald English. English sings this one unaccompanied.
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T4 - Rege Mentem Alan Peschke 2012-08-11 | From the 13th century. Side 1, track 4 from the 1978 album "Medieval Music." Out of print.
The Frost - Sweet Lady Love (1969) Alan Peschke 2012-04-19 | I do not own any copyrights to this music. It's from another old album that found its way into my collection somehow. In spite of the terrible cover art, it's an example of perfectly good late-60's rock & roll. You can look the band up at Wikipedia for info. In fact, you can even buy this from Amazon, via CD or mp3 download. This is side 1, track 2 of their 1969 album "Rock and Roll Music."
LAW - Golden Dreams Alan Peschke 2012-03-04 | From their 1975 album GA10017. From an out of print record.
The 3 Ms - One Tin Soldier Alan Peschke 2012-02-16 | By request! Someone requested I upload more of this album, so here's another track. Side 2, band 5. First recorded by the Canadian group Original Caste. The most popular version was probably the one recorded by Coven for the theme from the movie "Billy Jack." I have no copyrights on this. It's just another lost record that I found and thought I'd share.
Bob and Ray discuss Crooning Alan Peschke 2012-02-05 | Bob Elliot and Ray Goulding from the old Bob and Ray radio show. I was listening to this show the other day and this clip struck me as very funny, so I thought I'd share it.
The Story of Tron (audio LP, side 2) Alan Peschke 2012-01-31 | Okay, here it is...by popular demand! Side two of "The Story of Tron."
Public Bulletin - Victim - Broke from the Sound Alan Peschke 2012-01-23 | And of course I don't own any copyright on this music. Here's another out of print album from my record collection. A bunch of guys from San Marcos, Texas who made a 4-song EP in 1987. Here's side 1, track 1.
Tinkle, Clang, Ring and Chime: side 1, band 2 three melodies Alan Peschke 2012-01-15 | "Tinkle, Clang, Ring and Chime: The World's Rarest Music Boxes" side 1, band 2. Three melodies played on a 19th-century pocket music box with a 3-inch barrel.
The 3 Ms - Follow Me (original by John Denver) Alan Peschke 2012-01-01 | I'm sorry about the bad skip on this one. The record had some physical damage and this is the best I could do.
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T8 - Lamento Di Tristan Alan Peschke 2011-12-20 | Side 1, band 8 from their 1978 album "Medieval Music."
Tinkle, Clang, Ring and Chime: The Worlds Rarest Music Boxes - (side 1, band 1) unknown melody Alan Peschke 2011-12-19 | Liner notes: The astonishing and intriguing sounds heard here stem from one of the world's greatest collections of music boxes and musical instruments, located in Utrecth, Holland. The instruments range from a tiny waistcoat-pocket music box to the mighty sounds of Dutch street organs, all of them mechanically reproducing music of remarkable charm through means of truly remarkable ingenuity. The origin of music boxes and street organs, together with other mechanical musical instruments, is traced back to the tower clocks of the late Middle Ages, the carillons. The original carillons consisted of a combination of four bells, but later on, Flemish and Dutch towns were supplied with a more extensive sequence. The Flemish clock-maker Bartholomeus Koecke of Aals, completed the mechanization of the carillon in 1487, by inventing the so-called "musical barrel." This consisted of a rotating cylinder, on which changeable studs or pins had been fixed. These pins brought into movement, by means of threads, little hammers, which reproduced the sound of the bells. This cylinder system became in turn the basis for music boxes; the rotating cylinder was reproduced in miniature with "goupilles," minute iron needles, which as they turned, struck the teeth of a metal comb. Later inventors refined and expanded the basic idea, until such latter-day wonders as the Spanish piano organ or the street organ "The Arab" came into being, with their complex organization of musical sounds. Side 1: this program begins with an unknown melody played on a miniature waistcoat-pocket playbox. Boxes of this type, originating in the eighteenth century for the use of dandies and their ladies, were carried in the pocket and the mechanisms were also built into watches, snuffboxes, powder boxes and the like.
LAW - The Old Days Are Gone Alan Peschke 2011-12-12 | The opening track from the 1975 album GA10017 by LAW. Another out of print record from my collection. For more info: http://blogonomicon.blogspot.com/2009/05/law-ga10017-1975-lp.html http://www.steveacker.com/lawstory.htm
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T9 - Estampie Alan Peschke 2011-11-27 | Another estampie, this one featuring the rebec.
The Jaye Consort with Gerald English - Medieval Music S1T6 - Estampie Alan Peschke 2011-11-25 | This is from another out of print album from my record collection. See video for liner notes. Side 1, band 6.
The Story of Tron (audio LP, side 1) Alan Peschke 2011-11-24 | "Tron" on a record, from the early 80s. Part 1.
The 3 Ms - Moon Shadow (original by Cat Stevens) Alan Peschke 2011-11-20 | From an obscure folk album released about 1970. Three college students from Waldorf College, Iowa.
First Quest The Music - The Aftermath Alan Peschke 2011-11-19 | Record 2 / Side 2 / Track 6 (final track) from the 1985 album First Quest: The Music. Performed by G.P. Hall. That's the whole album, folks! For further details please see http://blogonomicon.blogspot.com/2009/02/album-first-quest-music.html
First Quest The Music - The Return of Light Alan Peschke 2011-11-18 | Record 2 / Side 2 / Track 5 from the 1985 album First Quest: The Music. Performed by Phil Thornton.
First Quest The Music - The Crystal Chalice Alan Peschke 2011-11-16 | Record 2 / Side 2 / Track 4 from the 1985 album First Quest: The Music. Performed by Steve Parsons.
First Quest The Music - The Summoning Alan Peschke 2011-11-11 | Record 2 / Side 2 / Track 3 from the 1985 album First Quest: The Music. Performed by Phil Thornton.
First Quest The Music - In The Sorcerers Cave Alan Peschke 2011-11-04 | Record 2/side2/track 2 from the out of print 1985 album First Quest: The Music.
First Quest The Music - The Lost Caves Alan Peschke 2011-10-15 | Record 2 / Side 2 / Track 1 performed by Dave Miller/Phil Thornton.
