And it makes me wonder...

This is an Oddity to me, anyway...
I've read a couple reviews:
One said it was Odd and Strange - The Other called it Killer!
You're gonna have to decide ForYourOwnSelf!

Anyone remember Santa Esmeralda? They had a Big Disco Hit with "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" (made famous by The Animals)...Sometime around 1977-78. The Original LP Version was a touch over 16 minutes long!

Well, To me this is quite similar...
Only it's Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" and "Whole Lotta Love," together with some Originals on the Flip Side.

Side A:
A1a  Intro: Stairway To Heaven (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant)  0:56
A1b  Stairway To Heaven (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant)  8:16
A2  Stairway To Love (Armando Noriega)  0:56
A3  Whole Lotta Love (Jimmy Page, John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Robert Plant)  6:11
A4  Finale: Stairway To Heaven (Jimmy Page, Robert Plant)  1:00

Side B:
Wonderful Medley
B1a  Wonder Dance  3:30
B1b  Wonder Love  1:26
B1c  Wonder Man (Wonder Woman)  3:00
B1d  Finale  4:36
B2  The Wonder (Armando Noriega)  2:33

This is a Vinyl Rip, since it's Never been Officially released on CD, as far as I could tell...

IF You Do decide to D/L It:

Please Tell Me Why?  What You Thought about It?  Etc...

Thanks to the Original Poster!

Here's a Different Vinyl Rip 
(All 1 mp3 File: Side A - couple seconds pause then - Side B)  
THANKS to the Original Poster!

The Wonder Band - Stairway To Love (Full Vinyl Rip)

NEW LINK: 2/16/21

Dis Go Dat Way

Enjoy (Maybe?) and Play It LOUD (Maybe?)!

All you need is faith, to hear the diesels hummin'...

This is The Georgia Satellites very First release from 1985. It was a 6 track demo produced by Jeff Glixman (Kansas, Gary Moore, Black Sabbath, Etc.) in Atlanta, Georgia. They were actually named Keith and The Satellites just prior to this recording. But after Band member changes, they changed their name. Then, After these Sessions, for all intents and purposes, they broke up...
Keep The Faith was issued on vinyl by a small UK record label, Making Waves.
Then, American record labels took interest and Dan Baird enlisted The Hell Hounds (Rick Richards, Mauro Magellan, and Rick Price) to reform the band.
By 1986, they were signed to Elektra Records and Glixman produced their First album - You Know The One, The One with THAT SONG that became a BIG HIT! Going all the way to #2 on the Billboard Charts...
It was released on CD in 1994 (but has went OoP) and was released in Australia this year, according to DISCOGS. I couldn't find any links to purchase anywhere and According to the Band's Official Website it was only listed as on Vinyl...?

NEW LINK: 2/4/21

Enjoy and Play It LOUD!

Deep Purple LIVE in Amsterdam NL 1969

Deep Purple

Paradiso

Amsterdam NL

1969-08-24

VPRO Radio Broadcast @320

01. Kneel And Pray

02. Child In Time

03. Mandrake Root

04. Wring That Neck

05. Paint It Black

Ian Gillan - Vocals

Richie Blackmore - Guitar

Roger Glover - Bass

Jon Lord - Keyboards

Ian Paice - Drums

Download Notes:

What's on offer today is two editions of this show.  Both are from the same vinyl source of the VPRO Broadcast. This has been bootlegged for a number of years.  The first is the Straight Digitized Vinyl, The Second is the so-called "Remastered" version (Denoted on the link as "RM").  

I'm not sure there's that much of a difference, but I'll leave it up to better, less abused ears than mine to make a final decision on the relative merits of each.

Another BOGO brought to you by The Mighty FBS

One More, Once More (RM)

Jim Croce - Live in Palatine, Illinois

Jim Croce -Harper College
Palatine, Illinois
1973-02-02
Soundboard @320 (Sourced from Vinyl)


01. Careful Man
02. Operator
03. Box #10
04. A Good Time Man Like Me Ain't Got No Business
05. It Doesn't Have To Be That Way
06. Next Time This Time
07. Speedball Tucker
08. I've Been Framed
09. Roller Derby Queen
10. New York's Not My Home
11. One Less Set Of Footsteps
12. Ball Of Kerrymuir
13. You Don't Mess Around With Jim


A Note before you grab this one:

This was sourced from a vinyl version.  There is the occassional pop/tick on this recording.  In addition there is a (short) tape wobble in the third track, which apparently exists on the original tapes from which this vinyl record was produced.  Croce soundboards are traditionally few and far between and this one is excellent, all things considered.

Take it or not as is your want.



Speedball Trucker