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The Day After The Sabbath 77 Good Connection Download from: [mf] or [mg] Volume 77 is a mix of the best in US fuzz, psych, heavy blues and hard rock from between the heavenly years of 1969 and 1973. They are all new to TDATS, I loveem all and its another blast so lets go... Tracks: 01. Jamul - All You Have Left Is Me (1970)         from album jamul 02. Mariani - Re-Birth Day (1970)         from album perpetuum mobile 03. Jump - Love Wit Chu Mama (1971)         from album "jump" 04. Landslide - Happy (1972)         from album two sided fantasy 05. Summerhill - Bring Me Around (1969)         from album summerhill 06. The Third Power - Gettin Together (1970)         from album believe 07. Charisma - Bizwambi, Ritual Dance Of The Reptiles (1970)         from album beast and friends 08. Atlee Yeager - Will If You Will (1973)         f...

The Rowans Sibling Rivalry Jubilation 1976 77 us marvelous country silk rock 2004 issue Jerry Garcia called them the California Beatles. Rock critic Dave Marsh quipped that Garcia must have been tripping at the time. The truth about the Rowans can be found where the truth often resides: somewhere in the middle. Between Garcias adulation and the critics damnation with faint praise, the Rowans made an eclectic and uneven body of work for Asylum Records in the mid-70s�a trio of albums through which disparate styles, from bluegrass and reggae to straightforward pop and rock, intersected and combined. Some of the Rowans songs from this period continue to be sung today and, thanks to Collectors Choice, their original albums are back in print nearly thirty years later. Peter, Chris and Lorin Rowan recorded their self-titled Asylum debut in 1975, and that story can be found in the booklet of The Rowans, reissued on compact disc by Collectors Choice in 2002. This disc is the second chapter in t...