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DJ since Dec 11, 2009 
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A great lost Steve Miller recording. Miller's dreamy vocals, expressively melodic acoustic guitar work and the laid back funk of the bass work here.
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Beautifully dreamy gem from the 3rd CSN album, showcasing some fine acoustic guitar playing and lovely harmonies.
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Hot Tuna's finest instrumental piece featuring Jorma Kaukonen's intricate arpeggiated acoustic guitar work & Jack Casady's melodic bass counterpoints.
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Tony Visconti (T-Rex, David Bowie, Morrissey) produced this great lost album. Visconti also plays the wonderfully liquid bass lines on this track.
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Not too many know about this amazing British folk artist. It's a shame. Check out this masterful performance.
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One of the UK's greatest rock bands. The incredible Sandy Denny (who wrote this) could convey strength and heart-breaking vulnerability in 1 line.
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The Strawbs never really made it past cult status, but they made some great records that were part-folk-rock, part-prog-rock. This is from Deep Cuts.
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A highlight from Nashville pop-rock meister Bill Lloyd's debut album Feeling The Elephant.
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This is the title track from the Dwight Twilley Band's mid-70's debut album, which featured the hit "I'm On Fire".
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Peter Case's old band's best known song. This is the studio version, but their live album is no-holds barred rock that is worth seeking out.
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This was Bram Tchaikovsky's one hit, but it was a doozy. The Rhino Power Pop anthologies contain this, as well as a load of other great tracks.
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Classic late 70's guitar pop/rock.
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The closing track of Side One of Dwight Twilley's first solo album called Twilley. The album never went anywhere, which is a shame. It's 1 of his best
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For a very brief moment in the mid-70's, this group made a splash for the few fans of Badfinger, Dwight Twilley, Big Star at the time.
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This is one of the many highlights from Rundgren's masterful double-album Something/Anything.
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Besides Big Star, Memphis had a number of great Beatles-influenced pop rock artists. Van Duren's Are You Serious? is a great lost album in that genre.
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Big Star founder Chris Bell's most famous song. Recorded at Shoe Recording in Memphis, TN. This is known as the "slow" version, but it is the original
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No one ever mentioned this tracks when Big Star is brought up, but it's a crazy dissonant gem from Radio City.
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One of the finest Anglo-Power Pop/Rock artists in the history of that genre. Smart passionate adult rock songs supported by some of Nashville's best.
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If you like James Taylor and that kind of singer/songwriter artistry, you should check out Mac MacAnally. Live and Learn is probably his best album.
