The Supremes : Meet The Supremes (Expanded Edition)

(US COVER)

(UK COVER)

I'M SENDING YOU A PICTURE

TO CARRY WITH YOU

ALL THE TIME

SO WHEN YOU GET LONELY

IT'S SOMETHING TO REMIND YOU

I'M THINKING ABOUT YOU

CONSTANTLY

Otis Redding : Live at the Whisky a Go Go: The Complete Recordings (Box Set)

Here Is Something I Found 

Over On 

Butterboy Compilation Site

This Essential six-CD set 

captures Otis

 and his blazing

 ten-piece band

 at a vital time

 in soul music, 

where a young showman

 was trying to cross over

 to the 

white Rock'n 'Rollers 

on the Sunset Strip.

“We’re hoping that this be one 

of the greatest albums

 that ever come out.

” Otis Redding says these words 

just before launching into 

“Respect” 

on April 8, 1966, 

wrapping up the first

 of seven sets he’d play 

over the course 

of three days 

at Los Angeles’ 

Whisky A Go Go. 

A few songs earlier, 

he first informed the crowd

 that they were recording

 the concert with plans of

 releasing it as an album, 

playing the newly-written

 “Good to Me” 

for the second time

 in nine songs simply

 because it was the single

 and they needed 

to get it right.

 For his ’66 stint at

 the Whisky A Go Go,

 he was backed by

 his road band,

 the Otis Redding Revue, 

a ten-piece group 

similar to the bands 

who supported him 

whenever he

 toured the south.

 This is the residency that is

 captured in its entirety 

on Stax’s six-disc box 

Live at the Whisky A Go Go:

 the Complete Recordings. 

 (Amazon)

The Way 

It Is Split It's ..

 6 CD's into 7 CD's

 to represent each of 

the performance sets. 

This set is awesome.

Check It Out !!!

TRACKLIST

CD 1

(Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Introduction

 (Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Pain in My Heart 

(Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Good to Me

 (Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Just One More Day

 (Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Mr. Pitiful 

(Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Set 1  Friday, April 8, 1966)

CD 2

(Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

I’m Depending on You

 (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

I’ve Been Loving You Too Long

 (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Good to Me 

(Live  Take 1  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Security

 (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Respect 

(Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Just One More Day

 (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

(Live  Take 1  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Any Ole Way (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

These Arms of Mine

 (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Pain in My Heart 

(Live  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

Good to Me 

(Live  Take 2  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Take 2  Set 2  Friday, April 8, 1966)

CD 3

(Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Introduction

 (Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Mr. Pitiful 

(Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Good to Me 

(Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Respect

 (Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Just One More Day 

(Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Ole Man Trouble

 (Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Set 1  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

CD 4

(Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Introduction 

(Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

(Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Any Ole Way

 (Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

I’ve Been Loving You Too Long

 (Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

I’m Depending on You 

(Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 2  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

CD 5

(Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Introduction

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Security

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Just One More Day

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

These Arms of Mine 

(Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Chained and Bound

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

Respect

 (Live  Set 3  Saturday, April 9, 1966)

CD 6

(Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Introduction

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

I’m Depending on You

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Take 1  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Chained and Bound

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Just One More Day

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Any Ole Way

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

I’ve Been Loving You Too Long

 (Live  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Take 2  Set 1  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

CD 7

(Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Introduction

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Destiny

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Security

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Good to Me

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Respect

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Chained and Bound

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Mr. Pitiful

(Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction 

(Live  Take 1  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Ole Man Trouble

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

I Can’t Turn You Loose

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

A Hard Day’s Night

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

These Arms of Mine 

(Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag

 (Live  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

 (Live  Take 2  Set 2  Sunday, April 10, 1966)

LINK

B.B. King & Eric Clapton : Riding With The King (20th Anniversary Reissue)

I DREAMED

 I HAD A GOOD JOB

AND GOT PAID WELL

I BLEW IT

AT THE 

PENNY ARCADE

David Ruffin : Who I Am

IT'S NOT THAT

I DON'T LOVE YOU

YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I DO

AND IT'S NOT THAT

I'VE FOUND SOMEONE 

TO TAKE THE PLACE OF YOU

IT'S JUST A FEAR

THAT BUILDS WITHIN ME

EVERYTIME YOU TOUCH MY HAND

Eddie Kendricks : The Ultimate Collection: Eddie Kendricks

I'M THE

RED BALL EXPRESS OF LOVIN'

DIESEL-POWERED

STRAIGHT TO YOU

I'M TRUCKIN'

The Spinners ( Detroit Spinners) : 2nd Time Around (Expanded Edition)

IT'S A SHAME

THE WAY YOU

 MESS AROUND

WITH YOUR MAN

Roy Orbison : A Black & White Night Live

PRETTY WOMAN 

WALKIN' DOWN THE STREET

PRETTY WOMAN , 

THE KIND I'D LIKE TO MET

PRETTY WOMAN, 

I DON'T BELIEVE YOU,

YOU'RE NOT THE TRUTH

NO ONE COULD LOOK 

AS GOOD AS YOU

MERCY

Jerry Lee Lewis: 18 Original Sun Greatest Hits

 

YOU SHAKE MY NERVES

AND YOU RATTLE 

MY BRAIN

Elvis Presley : Elvis Sings The Beatles

 

Here Is The King

Covering

The Beatles

Check It Out !!1

TRACKLIST

Hey Jude

Yesterday

 (Live)

Something 

(Live)

Lady Madonna

 (Impromptu Performance)

Little Sister/ Get Back

LINK

The Main Ingredient : A Quiet Storm

 

OKAY,

SO YOUR HEART IS BROKEN

YOU SIT AROUND MOPIN'

CRYIN' AND CRYIN'

YOU SAY YOU'RE EVEN

THINKIN' ABOUT DYIN'

WELL, BEFORE YOU DO 

ANYTHING RASH

DIG THIS...

Patsy Cline : The Ultimate Collection

 

CRAZY

I'M CRAZY

FOR FEELING SO BLUE

I KNEW 

YOU'D LOVE ME

AS LONG AS YOU WANTED

AND THEN SOMEDAY

YOU'D FIND SOMEONE NEW

The Chi-Lites : Chi-Lites

LOVELY WAS THE GIRL

I MET WHILE WALKING 

HOME ONE DAY

SHE MADE ME 

FORGET MY MARBLES

SHE SAID

SHE HAD ANOTHER 

GAME TO PLAY

John Lee Hooker : The Best Of John Lee Hooker: 1965 To 1974

 John Lee Hooker

 (August 22, 1912 or 1917– June 21, 2001) 

was an 

American 

blues singer, 

songwriter, 

and guitarist. 

The son of a 

sharecropper,

 he rose to prominence 

performing an 

electric

 guitar-style adaptation

 of Delta blues

 that he developed

 in Detroit. 

Hooker often incorporated 

other elements,

 including 

talking blues

 and early

 North Mississippi hill

 country blues. 

He developed

 his own 

driving-rhythm

 boogie style, 

distinct from the

 1930s–1940s 

piano-derived 

boogie-woogie. 

Hooker was ranked 35th

 in Rolling Stone's 

2015 list 

of 

100 greatest guitarists,  

and has been cited 

as one of the

 greatest male

 blues vocalists 

of all time.

Elvis Presley : The 50 Greatest Love Songs

ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT ?

DO YOU MISS ME TONIGHT ?

ARE YOU SORRY

WE DRIFTED APART ?

Clyde McPhatter : Deep Sea Ball: The Best Of Clyde McPhatter

DOES SHE LOVE ME,

WITH ALL HER HEART

SHOULD I WORRY

WHEN WE'RE APART 

IT'S A LOVER'S QUESTION

I'D LIKE TO KNOW...