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Can't Give It Away On Seventh Avenue: The Rolling Stones And New York City
by Doug Collette
Can't Give It Away on Seventh Avenue: The Rolling Stones and New York City Christopher McKittrick 256 pages ISBN: #978-1642930399 Post Hill Press2019 Based on his extremely well-wrought prologue, Christoper McKittrick's Can't Give It Away on Seventh Avenue would seem to be based on a very finite premise. But ...
Bridges To Bremen
by Doug Collette
The Rolling Stones Bridges To Bremen Eagle Rock 2010 Stunned by the brilliant pacing of the two and half hours plus that comprises the Rolling Stones' Bridges To Bremen, it's easy to see why Paul Sexton turns borderline breathless during the course of his essay in the booklet enclosed in the ...
The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus - Deluxe Edition
by Doug Collette
The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus Deluxe Edition ABKCO 2019 The limited Deluxe Edition of The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus may rescue the film from remaining (arguably) one of the lost artifacts of contemporary rock and roll. Originally set for 2019 release in this format while the ...
Luther Russell: Medium Cool
by Doug Collette
The photo of Luther Russell wearing shades inside this digipak perfectly captures the attitude of this album's title, albeit with slightly self-effacing charm. But the music resounds even deeper in that regard. Russell's longstanding independence is the source of the infectious immediacy in his rock, and his do-it-yourself approach to making records creates loose, scrappy power ...
Marianne Faithfull: Come And Stay With Me: The UK 45's 1964-1969
by Doug Collette
If Come And Stay With Me proves anything, it is that Marianne Faithfull was hardly the mere waif she appeared to be during her initial rise to fame. This collection of her earliest work, comprised of the A and B-sides of UK Decca singles plus the Go Away From My World EP, suggest a resilience borne ...
Rolling Stones: Beggars Banquet 50th Anniversary Edition
by Doug Collette
With the exception of the expanded versions of Exile On Main Street (UME, 2010), Sticky Fingers (UME, 2011) and Some Girls (UME, 2015), the arguable essentials of their discography, the Rolling Stones have confined the archiving of their vault to unreleased concert material on audio and video rather than plumbing the depths for unreleased outtakes, demos ...
From The Vault: No Security, San Jose '99 (2CD + SD Blu Ray)
Label: Eagle Vision
Released: 2018
Track listing: CD1: Jumpin' Jack Flash; Bitch; You Got Me Rocking; Respectable; Honky Tonk Woman; I Got the Blues; Saint of Me; Some Girls; Paint It Black; You Got the Silver; Before They Make Me Run. CD2: Out of Control; Route 66; Get Off My Cloud; Midnight Rambler; Tumbling Dice; It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It); Start Me Up; Brown Sugar; Sympathy for the Devil. Blu Ray: Jumpin' Jack Flash; Bitch; You Got Me Rocking; Respectable; Honky Tonk Woman; I Got the Blues; Saint of Me; Some Girls; Paint It Black; You Got the Silver; Before They Make Me Run; Out of Control; Route 66; Get Off My Cloud; Midnight Rambler; Tumbling Dice; It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It); Start Me Up; Brown Sugar; Sympathy for the Devil.
Beggar’s Banquet 50th Anniversary Edition
Label: ABKCO
Released: 2018
Track listing: Sympathy for the Devil; No Expectations; Dear Doctor; Parachute
Woman; Jigsaw Puzzle; Street Fighting Man; Prodigal Son; Stray Cat
Blues; Factory Girl; Salt of the Earth.
Various Artists: Confessin' The Blues
by Doug Collette
If it weren't so scrupulously annotated (at least up to a point) or attractively designed, this title might be flippantly described as “The Greatest Hits of the Blues." As is, it is the third in a roots revival series of sorts. Confessin' The Blues follows Chicago Plays the Stones (Raisin' Music, 2018), where a Windy city ...
Tom Petty: An American Treasure
by Doug Collette
In a direct, no nonsense gesture the subject of this anthology would no doubt appreciate, the earliest inclusions on the 4-CD anthology An American Treasure illustrate how Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers forged their own style of songwriting and playing from Bob Dylan, the Byrds and the Rolling Stones. “Surrender," “Listen To Her Heart," and" You're ...
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