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The Day After The Sabbath 49 I Am The Witch female vocals pt 2 Download here: [mf] or [mg] pass:  tdats Volume 49 is another selection of tracks with female vocals. The last time I did this was in vol 17 last year and as you can see its taken me a while to find a decent amount for another, the task has been rewarding as Ive had to took far afield from the usual suspects that I used in that one. J.C. Heavy were a short-lived act from Manchester UK and have one of the most immediate, hard-hitting tracks here. The concept of an Argentine psych-fuzz band covering Mountains Mississippi Queen is like a match made in heaven and Alta Tensions short but sweet track nails it! The Rattles started life as a Hamburg beat group and played with The Beatles, later they made some hard rock/pop crossover and this track is wonderful. We head back into Latin territory with Spains Aguaviva and this stunning track based on an anti-war poem which translates to "The Girl of Hiroshima". It is quite u...

TDATS 97 Queen of the Neighbourhood Female Vocals 4 Download from: [mf] of [mg] unzip pass:   tdats A happy new year to you all. This is my fourth female vocals special after Vol19, Vol49 and Vol71. Its another diverse mix of new-to-tdats heavy psych, pop, blues and hard rock through the ages. All-girl  The Pleasure Seekers was Suzi Quatros first band and Martha Vel�z s album had some big names playing on it like Eric Clapton, Paul Kossoff, Rick Hayward, Stan Webb and Brian Auger. Flame guitarist Jimmy Crespo later joined Aerosmith in 1979. Anne Sarofeen and Smoke s song is a cover of a track from the same Martha Vel�z album that I took Feel So Bad from. The Poppy Family  offers a slice of creepy, ominous pop psych and Aura (not to be confused with the Aura on Vol93) was a brass funk band with great acid guitar. Cheryl Dilcher s otherwise pop-orientated album Butterfly contained a couple of killer groove tracks with great guitar, All Woman being one of them wi...

The Day After The Sabbath 71 Stormbird female vocals 3 Download from [mf] or [mg] pass:  tdats Volume 71 is my third collection (after #17 and #49) of tracks with female vox. It gets underway with two concise and heavy singles. Parojoma s Crystallized Insanity is a 1971 single a-side from Canada, and I thank my friends excellent channel for bringing this catchy slice of groove to my attention just in time to give it pride of place. There is little information to go on, it was on the London label and writing credits go to M. & R. Bartolucci, with P. Cardone. Production is by Ben Kaye & Art Phillips. No mention of the players of songstress, though back in those days female session singers were often not credited. Think s single is another for which I cannot find the singers name, but the music is some strong pop with a wicked, heavy low-ended chorus and brass embellishments. The main players here were Mike Ballew (gtr) and Danny Wilder (bs) who were previously in The Bro...