Favorite Albums to Listen To In The Summertime- Day 26
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- Join Pete Pardo throughout the month of July as he picks out his favorite 31 albums to play during the summer months. Play along in the comments below!
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Day 26 pick is the debut album of Bachman Turner Overdrive released in 1973 on Mercury Records. Produced by Randy Bachman. Members were Randy Bachman lead guitar vocals. CF Turner bass vocals. Tim Bachman rhythm guitar vocals. Rob Bachman drums. Best songs are Gimme Your Money Please. Hold Back The Water. Blue Collar. Dont Get Yourself In Trouble. And Thank You For The Feeling.
Great pick Dennis! Very underrated gem. Probably my 2nd fav BTO,
@@yokerecords803 thanks yoke. Gimme Your Money Please and Hold Back The Water are two of my favorite songs by them.
Terrific pick Dennis! Love - Stayed Awake All Night
Great pick
Excellent pick Dennis. BTO are one of the best and most overlooked bands of the '70s.
Santana "Abraxas" (1970). This one and "Marathon"
(1979) are probably my favourites and the ones I listen to the most on summertime
Great pick.
Great pick Ramon!
Nice pick, Santana just screams summer, I had moonflower earlier in the month
Great Picks!
Great pick ramon you cant go wrong with any of the early santana
ZZ Top--"Deguello"--Could pick pretty much anything from the Li' Ol Band from Texas, but gotta go with the album that gave us "Cheap Sunglasses" and "I'm Bad, I'm Nationwide." As Billy Gibbons said, "It doesn't work if you say I'm bad, I'm regional....."
Excellent pick!
Pick #26: Styx's The Grand Illusion. Something about this album just puts me in a good mood, especially every time Come Sail Away plays. Also, I was fortunate enough to see Styx a couple weeks ago in Charleston, SC and they were incredible.
#1: 311's Transistor
#2: No Doubt's Tragic Kingdom
#3: Journey's Escape
#4: Santana's Caravanserai
#5: The Beatles' Revolver
#6: RX Bandits' ...And the Battle Begun
#7: Fleetwood Mac's Tango in the Night
#8: Green Day's Dookie
#9: Panic! at the Disco's Pretty. Odd.
#10: Blondie's Eat to the Beat
#11: Them Crooked Vultures' Them Crooked Vultures
#12: Queens of the Stone Age's Songs for the Deaf
#13: Dum Dum Girls' Too True
#14: Naked and Famous's Passive Me, Aggressive You
#15: Linkin Park's A Thousand Suns
#16: Genesis's Duke
#17: The Ventures' Walk, Don't Run
#18: Chevelle's Sci Fi Crimes
#19: Daft Punk's Discovery
#20: The Killers' Hot Fuss
#21: Grateful Dead's Terrapin Station
#22: The Cars' The Cars
#23: Raspberries' Fresh
#24: The Outlaws' The Outlaws
#25: Maroon 5's Songs About Jane
#26: Styx's The Grand Illusion
Day 26
Fantastic pick Pete.
My pick for today is:
The Doors
“Debut album”
The Doors are a favorite band of mine. I’ve been listening to them since they came out in the late 60s. This album was recorded in 1966. It has there breaking though single on it “Light My Fire”. This album has a wide range of musical influences such as jazz, classical, blues, pop, and rock music and a source of inspiration to numerous other works. Morrison was a wonderful songwriter and Singer for this band. The song “The End” was used in a movie “Apocalypse Now”. This song is a little different from the original song made specifically for this movie. They also had trouble with their song “Light My Fire” on the Ed Sullivan show and they were unable to come back to preform again on this show due to not changing the lyrics to this song. It’s a shame that Morrison killed him self from over drinking in the early 70s.
Wonderful pick and cool write up Mel. The debut and "Soft Parade" are my favorites. I love "The End" -- it was years ahead of its time. Hope you have a terrific Friday.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 thanks Gadget
Great pick, Melanie! 😃👍. Super cool that you have been a fan since the late 60s! I got into The Doors in the 1980s renaissance for the band! Remember the 1981 Rolling Stone magazine cover "He's Hot, He's Sexy and He's Dead"? That was my young teen cohort. Poster on my wall and all. The Doors are forever. - Heather
Hi Melanie, never clicked with The Doors - does that make me unhinged?! Lol...
@@the80slivehere thanks Heather.
One of my favorite artists..1981 "Don't Say No" Billy Squier 😁😁😁👏👏✊✊❤❤
Excellent choice! Had this one on my list as well
@@razor7394 Excellent!!!
My pick for today is Buddy Holly - Rocks (1985). Compilation of 32 tracks on a double vinyl. It´s amazing how someone who passed away at barely 22 left us such a legacy. His influence on future generations is awe-inspiring. From all the fifties rock and rollers I think he would have been best evolved to face the hippie era. I can picture him with long hair and his inseperable glasses. He was a talented songwriter aswell as a brilliant interpreter. So many classics on here: ´That´ll Be The Day´ ´ Not Fade Away´ ´Peggy Sue´ ´Oh Boy´ ´I´m Gonna Love You Too´ ´ It´s So Easy´ and I love his vibrant coverversion of Chuck Berry´s ´Brown Eyed Handsome Man´
@@dannyhoeykens Cool pick Danny.
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks Christopher.
Great pick and write up Danny. A whopping 32 tracks -- this sounds like an excellent collection. I don't own anything by this legend! Going to have to fix that problem.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 Thanks Gadget. That´s a nice prospect.
@@dannyhoeykens hi Danny. Awesome pick and article
“Summer Breeze”, Seals and Crofts
@@sirkazom5760 The title says it all really.
John Fogerty Centerfield
No. 26. Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run. 😃👍. Third studio album released in 1975. For me, this is the premier American rock album from 1970s that can be blasted all summer long. This landmark album never gets old. 🔥. With a rousing Phil Spector-style ‘wall of sound’ treatment, with brass instruments creating muscle and subtle beauty, with big American myths and American working class desperation themes, this album provides the listener with an unforgettable journey of broken dreams and the chance for redemption. Bruce Springsteen created a grand epic masterpiece with the superb work of the E Street Band playing lights out. Great road trip album, but crank it all summer long! ☀. Rock Always! - Heather
@@the80slivehere Excellent pick Heather.
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks, Christopher! 😃👍⭐🌻.
@@the80slivehere hi Heather. Awesome pick and article
Great pick Heather i agree about the horns. My favorite song is 10th ave Freeze Out
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks, Melanie! 😃👍⭐🌼
SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE - GREATEST HITS- Start to finish a funktastic soul fest. Such a unique sounding group. An album that is, as they sing, “Hot Fun In The Summertime”! The band’s appearance in the Summer of Soul in Harem in 1969 is well worth watching performing Sing A simple Song and Everyday People.
Excellent pick Shaun, one of the very best greatest hits LPs ever without a doubt.
@@shaunogle530 Great pick Shaun.
Absolutely a must album for the summer. Trying to limit compilations on my list but if that wasn't being done, this likely would be a top compilation.
Excellent choice and album. I have the vinyl of Sly and The Family Stones Greatest Hits, And got it as had it since along as in collection since way back in the day in the late 60s. Then later gather as had to purge it but regained a vinyl copy again as it as always a must have to be in my collection.
@@thedarkwizardroom still have my vinyl copy also replete with crackles and pops!
Street Life by the Crusaders in my pick for today
I agree! Captain and me is my fav doobies. Summer tunes all the way. I had a pick, but ill save it for tomorrow. Im going with Captain and me also
My #26: Fleetwood Mac - Rumours
Santana - The Very Best Of, the only Santana album I own. I never got into them enough to go and buy any other albums, but I do really like this compilation, which includes most of their well known songs. Their combination of rock, blues, Latin, jazz & prog is a pretty good recipe for summertime music.
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
@@monte.olson58 Great pick Monte.
Excellent Pick!
@@monte.olson58 hi Monte. Awesome pick
Great pick monte my favorite Thin Lizzy cd
Awesome pick Monte!
great Pick Pete!! My pick is AC/DC - LET THERE BE ROCK!!!!! one of my fave summer time albums to blast in the car!
Great pick Rob!
Excellent pick! my favorite AC/DC album!
Their best Bon Scott album by far
I knew The Captain And Me was coming soon! LOL! The Doobies are great summer jams!
26. Bob Welch -- "Live From the Roxy" (Recorded November 19, 1981 / Released 2004)
Bob in concert and in fine form with appearances from super friends Mick Fleetwood, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, John McVie and even Bob Weston (Fleetwood Mac); Ann Wilson and Howard Leese (Heart); Carmine Appice and Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge); Alvin Taylor (Eric Burden Band, etc,) among others. Sixteen tracks with "Ebony Eyes." "Hypnotized," "Sentimental Lady," an eight minute awesome "Gold Dust Woman" with Stevie, Peter Green's "Twelve Bar Blues in A" and even "Big Towne 2061" and "Black Book" from his mid 70's power trio Paris. Played this at work all summer with the doors up and windows open. Full concert on YT.
Cool pick Gadget.
Hi Gadget, that's quite a guest list! Don't know this at all though, sounds intriguing! Have a great day!
@@gadgettheratboy9051 hi Gadget. Fantastic pick and article
@@christophercoles4401 Thank you Chris.
@@iainhead9898 Thank you Iain.
AC/DC, Dirty Deeds Done dirt cheap
You might think I'm crazy, but I believe Squealers last 2 minutes or so is some of Angus' best soloing ever!
@@logancollins7097 Definitely not crazy. It would be in my top 5 Angus solos. Great song as well.
@@HockeyDudeJames2 Same here man. Absolutely love that song. The energy in it is contagious
Great pick. AC/DC is perfect for the summer.
RIP Bon Scott the greatest showman
Love the Doobies. In fact I'm wearing my Doobies t-shirt today. And "Dark-eyed Cajun Woman" is probably my favorite deep track from their catalogue.
Agree! "Dark Eyed Cajun Woman" is amazing, my favourite Doobies tune.
Hi everyone, well, my summer listening certainly seems to be nestling into a pattern of various strands of upbeat, melodic, singalong hard rock, and my pick today is the dictionary definition of those things. It's the debut album by an American band and it was given quite a lot of promotion at the time, although ultimately, mainstream success was to elude them. Familiar tale...
TYKETTO "Don't Come Easy" (Geffen, 1991)
Another band unfairly lumped in with the hair metal movement, Tyketto (they saw the word graffited on a wall in Brooklyn and just thought it sounded cool) was the band put together by singer Danny Vaughn after his brief but ear-catching stint in WAYSTED, and also featured Brooke St James on guitars, Jimi Kennedy on bass and Michael Clayton on drums.
The album was a belting set of melodic hard rock, with a nod in the direction of the heavier end of the AOR spectrum and with a bluesy aftertaste that brought comparisons to the likes of latter day Whitesnake (with whom they toured), but - and this may be controversial - I'd take this over 1987, if I was forced to choose between them...
Opening with Forever Young is a statement indeed, and this got quite a lot of promotion on its release, quite rightly. Wings follows, and it's already clear that these guys have an ear for a hook . Burning Down Inside might just be my favourite song on the album, Seasons isn't far behind, and Standing Alone ain't too shabby either- and that's just halfway!
Lay Your Body Down, Walk On Fire and Strip Me Down are the highlights of the second half, although Nothing But Love and album closer Sail Away would be highlights on a lot of other albums!
Follow up Strength In Numbers fared less well, but that's not to say it's a bad album, but their momentum stalled when Vaughn was forced to leave when his wife fell ill and the album they put out with Steve Augeri, "Shine" saw a shift in sound that alienated a lot of their fanbase, myself included at the time but listened to in isolation it's actually pretty good, just very different.
After that, the band has continued to exist, on and off, Vaughn having returned to the fold, and they put out a couple more pretty good studio albums - Dig In Deep and Reach - and a handful of live albums with Vaughn the only constant from the original line up.
If you're new to Tyketto, then start at the very beginning, with Don't Come Easy, perfect summer listening...
***IMPORTANT NOTICE!!!***
Off on my summer hols for 10 days so apologies in advance if I'm late posting or replying/reacting to anybody's posts.
Great pick Iain, I think Dannys voice is great and the rest of the band are not two shabby
Terrific pick and article Iain. Vaughn is a very underrated vocalist, love his tone and style. Very interesting way to name a band! Have fun and stay alert and safe on your holiday.
Excellent Pick and write up!
@@iainhead9898 hi Iain. Interesting pick and article
@@iainhead9898 Excellent pick and article, Iain
It’s also my favourite by them , followed by What Were Once Vices , and Toulouse Street .
I saw them on the Vices tour in 74 , and they played most of the songs on these three albums .Needless to say , it was a terrific concert . The opening act was a largely unknown skinny kid , by the name of Billy Joel , who played pretty much the whole Piano Man album . The Doobies invited him back on stage to join them on a couple of their songs . I saw them at Massey Hall in Toronto , which was a perfect venue for the show . Cheers !
Day 26: The Rolling Stones- Sticky Fingers.
@@howardmackenzie4365 Excellent pick Howard.
Very cool pick Howard. "Fingers" and "Goat's Head" are my two Stone's go-to LP's.
Excellent Pick!
@@howardmackenzie4365 hi Howard. Marvelous pick.
Great pick howard anything with mick taylor is worth a choice he played great on this cd
Today's pick is Chicago-Chicago Vl. "Feelin' Stronger Every Day" is one of the many great Chicago tunes and one of the best songs ever. I can listen to it over and over and it makes Chicago Vl indispensable. Great LP for summertime.
Mice choice Yoke. Chicago 6. Pete had picked 5 in his list. Have a great day friend.
@@thedarkwizardroom Thanks Jon, you too buddy. Stay well!!
Nice choice.
Terrific pick Yoke!
Excellent pick Yoke.
My pick for today: How about a double shot of cool jazz for cruisin' down the highway? Couldn't decide so I'll give you both; Miles Davis-Kind of Blue (certified 5x platinum in 2019) and the Dave Brubeck Quartet-Time Out (the first jazz album to sell over a million copies).
Both excellent choices Rick!
Fantastic picks. 1959 was a legendary year for jazz!
@@razor7394 Thank you razor.
@@HockeyDudeJames2 Thanks James.
@@rickmay6932 hi Rick. Awesome pick
Today my pick day 26 is Heart Dreamboat Annie their debut album, love this album songs like Magic man, crazy on you, soul of the sea, title track, sing child.
26- Heart Dreamboat Annie
25- 38 Special Special Forces
24- ARS Are you Ready
23- Styx Grand Illusion
22- Fleetwood Mac Rumours
21- Aerosmith Toys in the Attic
20- Blackfoot Marauder
19- Charlie Daniels Band Fire on the Mountain
18- Led Zeppelin Houses of the Holy
17- Little Feat Waiting for Columbus
16- Steve Miller Band greatest hits (1974-1978)
15- Eagles One of these nights
14- Frampton Comes Alive
13- Wings over America
12- Outlaws self titled debut
11- Van Halen self titled debut
10- The Rolling Stones Sticky Fingers
9- ZZ Top Tres Hombre
8- Doobie Brothers The Captain & Me
7- CCR greatest hits
6- Bob Seger Night Moves
5- Boston self titled debut
4- ABB Brothers & Sisters
3- Lynyrd Skynyrd Street Survivors
2- Marshall Tucker Band greatest hits
1- The Beatles Abbey Road
Day 26 Down - NOLA (1995)
Sweltering, swampy metal straight from the Louisiana Bayou. Phil Anselmo, Pepper Keenan, and Kirk Windstein unite forces and continue to break new sonic ground. The grooves on this one are killer, which fit working in the yard for me. Temptation's Wings, Eyes of the South, Stone the Crow, and Bury Me in Smoke are my favorite tracks from this one.
A perfect album for a hazy day.
@@tomp8463 Yea, hazy, hot and humid.
YES! Great Pick!
Day 26: Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears
Cool pick Tom!
Good Pick Tom!
Great pick, Tom.
S/T- Dirty Honey
Great Pick!
Modern Times - Bob Dylan
26. Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent (1975)
1. Danzig - III: How the Gods Kill (1992)
2. Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti (1975)
3. Blue Oyster Cult - Spectres (1977)
4. Megadeth - Countdown to Extinction (1992)
5. The Doors - Waiting for the Sun (1968)
6. The Cult - Sonic Temple (1989)
7. Rush - Power Windows (1985)
8. ZZ Top - Eliminator (1983)
9. KISS - Ace Frehley (1978)
10. Metallica - Metallica (1991)
11. Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time (1986)
12. Van Halen - 1984 (1984)
13. April Wine - Harder...Faster (1979)
14. Alice in Chains - Dirt (1992)
15. UFO - Strangers in the Night (1979)
16. Ozzy Osbourne - No More Tears (1991)
17. The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta (1980)
18. Queensryche - Empire (1990)
19. Heart - Dreamboat Annie (1975)
20. Faith No More - Angel Dust (1992)
21. AC/DC - Back in Black (1980)
22. The Cars - The Cars (1978)
23. Judas Priest - Screaming for Vengeance (1982)
24. Scorpions - In Trance (1975)
25. Type O Negative - Bloody Kisses (1993)
26. Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent (1975)
Excellent pick!
Great Pick!
Great pick kevin
Rush - Moving Pictures
Excellent choice Scott!
Excellent Pick!
Day 26, Brian Ferry - Boys and Girls
Day 25, Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove
Day 24, Betty Davis - Betty Davis
Day 23, Dead Can Dance - Into The Labyrinth
Day 22, Dr. Feelgood - Malpractice
Day 21, Daft Punk - Random Access Memories
Day 20, Dire Straits - Dire Straits
Day 19, Charlie Daniels Band - Million Mile Reflections
Day 18, Cerrone - 3 (Supernature)
Day 17, The Cult - Love
Day 16, Joe Cocker - Unchain My Heart
Day 15, CCR - 20 Greatest Hits
Day 14, The James Cotton Band - High Energy
Day 13, George Benson - Breezin'
Day 12, Russ Ballard - Into The Fire
Day 11, Blues Brothers - Made in America
Day 10, David Bowie - Let's Dance
Day 9, Bee Gees - Spirits Having Flown
Day 8, Pat Benatar - In The Heat Of The Night
Day 7, Bachman Turner Overdrive - Head On
Day 6, Atlanta Rhythm Section - Champagne Jam
Day 5, Ian Moore - Live from Austin
Day 4, Los Lobos - How Will The Wolf Survive
Day 3, Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygene
Day 2, Quincy Jones - »The Dude«
Day 1, Duke Jupiter - 1
This is one of the best early Doobie Brothers album with a more
classic lineup of the band with a lot of great songs on it a really
great pick for today thanks Pete.🎶🎶🎤🎸🎸🎹🥁🎶🎶
Hi Pete. Dave here. Love the Doobies and went with Stampede a few days ago. As the Summer Olympics start today in Paris, I'm going with THE 2ND LAW by MUSE, from which the track Survival was the theme song to London 2012. Takes me back to those games, in my home city, and attending many events. Survival is bombastic prog-metal and is perhaps a surprising choice for theme song, but I've always loved it, and the band performed a rip-roaring version live at the closing ceremony.
Nice pick DAve, I was also at many events in 2012 including the closing ceremony, what a great sceptical and lots of great memories
@@gaiaeternal5131 Very cool pick Dave. I love Muse.
@@mordrid11man15 Great memories. Thanks, Mordrid.
@@christophercoles4401 Thanks, Chris.
@@gaiaeternal5131 hi Dave interesting article but I’ve heard of your pick. Never listened to them before.
A surprisingly rarely mentioned Eric Clapton album is my pick today, There's One In Every Crowd 1975. Some upbeat strong tunes on here such as We've Been Told ( Jesus Coming Soon) Little Rachel and Singin' The Blues. Favourite though is the bluesy number The Sky Is Crying, one of his best ever songs IMHO 😅
Great pick keith. It was one that not enough people talked about. I like Singing The Blues.
@@dennisstratton6508 Thanks so much
@@keithjones7390 your welcome keith.
@@keithjones7390 hi Keith. Awesome pick
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks again Melanie
21. Alice Coltrane - Ptah, the El Daoud (1970)
Alice Coltrane was a master at creating an atmosphere within her music. Gorgeous, leaning towards hypnotic spiritual jazz. Popping this one on while laying out in the sun, with a light breeze and birds chirping.
1. The Olivia Tremor Control - Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume 1 (1999)
2. Gary Moore - We Want Moore (1984)
3. Casiopea-P4 - Right Now (2024)
4. Wings - Wings Over America (1976)
5. XTC - Skylarking (1986)
6. Harmonium - Les cinq saisons (1975)
7. Toto - Falling in Between (2006)
8. Jeff Beck - Performing This Week... Live at Ronnie Scott's (2008)
9. Steely Dan - The Royal Scam (1976)
10. Joni Mitchell - Shadows and Light (1980)
11. The Dukes of Stratosphear - Chips From the Chocolate Fireball (1987)
12. Le Orme - Felona e Sorona (1973)
13. Motörhead - Everything Louder Than Everyone Else (1999)
14. Stevie Wonder - Fulfillingness' First Finale (1974)
15. Miles Davis - Live-Evil (1971)
16. Scorpions - Tokyo Tapes (1978)
17. Voidceremony - Threads of Unknowing (2023)
18. Stanley Clarke, Al Di Meola & Jean-Luc Ponty - The Rite of Strings (1995)
19. UFO - Strangers in the Night (1979)
20. Rush - Exit...Stage Left (1981)
21. Alice Coltrane - Ptah, the El Daoud (1970)
Savoy Brown - Street Corner Talking
1. Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
2. Cheap Trick - In Color
3. Blackfoot - Strikes
4. Grand Funk Railroad - E Pluribus Funk
5. Peter Frampton - Frampton Comes Alive!
6. Billy Squier - Don't Say No
7. AC/DC - Powerage
8. Humble Pie - Smokin'
9. Bad Company - Desolation Angels
10. REO Speedwagon - You Can Tune a Piano, but You Can't Tuna Fish
11. Fastway - Fastway
12. Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More from the Road
13. Def Leppard - High 'n' Dry
14. Aerosmith - Toys in the Attic
15. Bryan Adams - Reckless
16. Nazareth - Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll
17. The Beatles - A Hard Day's Night
18. Queen - The Game
19. Deep Purple - Stormbringer
20. Rory Gallagher - Top Priority
21. Gary Wright - The Dream Weaver
22. The Tubes - Outside Inside
23. Van Halen - II
24. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Couldn't Stand The Weather
25. The Babys - Head First
26. Savoy Brown - Street Corner Talking
Great choice Razor, one of my fav post-Youlden LPs
Cool Pick!
Great pick razor Street Corner is a great cd
Great pick, razor.
@@drewrose374 thanks Drew
Perfect choice for this category Pete. I'll never forget when they were on Dinah Shore's variety show in the 70's and she asked them, totally unaware of what a doobie is, how they came up with their name. They looked at each other and smiled and said they all just liked the sound of it. Too funny.
.38 Special- Fashback
Because, when it comes to this band, im mostly a "hits guy".
Excellent Pick! I agree with you on the hits.
Day 26. Gabor Szabo - High Contrast Hungarian guitarist Szabo was one of the first of the fusion pickers when he was with Charles Lloyd, Ron Carter and Tony Williams in the mid 60's. This set is notable for his version of the tune Breezin' and came out a few years before George Benson's version. The rest of this record showcases Szabo's playing in some mainstream jazz settings. Here is a nice place to get to know Gabor Szabo and his music.
1. Beach Boys - Pet Sounds
2. Grateful Dead - American Beauty
3. It's A Beautiful Day - S/T
4. Waylon Jennings - Waylon Live
5. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On
6. Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen - Live from Deep in the Heart of Texas
7. John Michael Talbot - Come to the Quiet
8. Marshall Tucker Band - Searchin' for a Rainbow
9. Emmylou Harris - Wrecking Ball
10. Country Joe and the Fish - Electric Music for the Mind and Body
11. Pezband - Laughing in the Dark
12. Tim Buckley - Greetings from L.A.
13. Otis Redding - The Very Best Of Otis Redding
14. Audio Adrenaline - Bloom
15. Mamas and Papas - If You Can Believe Your Eyes and Ears
16. The Byrds - The Byrd’s 20 Essential Hits from Box Set 1965 to 1990
17. Wayne Toups & Zydecajun - Fish Out of Water
18. The Beatles - Abbey Road
19. Delaney and Bonnie - Motel Shot
20. Sonny Landreth - South of I-10
21. Sweet Comfort Band - Cuttin' Edge
22. Steve Miller Band - Children Of The Future
23. Rare Earth - In Concert
24. Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers
25. Poco - Deliverin'
26. Gabor Szabo - High Contrast
My Day 26 pick is an album released on June 1, 1972 and recorded in February 1972 at
Olympic, London; "Nightingale" recorded at Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, Los Angeles and produced by Glyn Johns im talking about the debut studio self-titled album by American rock band The Eagles
Charts
Canada Top Albums/CDs (RPM)[30] 13
US Billboard 200[31] 22
Certifications
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Region Certification Certified units/sales
Canada (Music Canada)[32] Gold 50,000^
United Kingdom (BPI)[33] Silver 60,000^
United States (RIAA)[28] Platinum 1,000,000^
Personnel
Eagles
Glenn Frey - vocals, guitars, slide guitar
Don Henley - vocals, drums, percussion
Bernie Leadon - vocals, guitars, banjo, Dobro, mandolin
Randy Meisner - vocals, bass guitar
Production[29]
Glyn Johns - producer, engineer
Gary Burden - art direction, design
Henry Diltz - photography
Track listing
Side one
1. "Take It Easy"
2. "Witchy Woman"
3. "Chug All Night"
4. "Most of Us Are Sad"
5. "Nightingale"
Side two
No. Title Writer(s) Lead vocals Length
1. "Train Leaves Here This Morning"
2. "Take the Devil"
3. "Earlybird"
4. "Peaceful Easy Feeling"
5. "Tryin'"
Terrific pick!
@@razor7394 thank you
My 6th favorite summertime album is Doors - Morrison Hotel (1970).
Full List:
31) Fu Manchu - The Action Is Go (1997)
30) Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced (1967)
29) Beach Boys - Surf's Up (1971)
28) Diamond Rexx - Land Of The Damned (1986)
27) Joe Jackson - Night & Day (1982)
26) John Cougar - John Cougar (1979)
25) Y&T - Contaigious (1987)
24) The Queers - Don't Back Down (1996)
23) Slade - Slayed? (1972)
22) Indigo Girls - Nomads Indians Saints (1990)
21) Billy Idol - Charmed Life (1990)
20) R.E.M. - Green (1988)
19) The Church - Gold Afternoon Fix (1990)/Heyday (1985)
18) Midnight Oil - Blue Sky Mining (1990)
17) Poison - Look What The Cat Dragged In (1986)
16) Dokken - Under Lock & Key (1985)
15) The Cure - Disintegration (1989)
14) Ween - Chocolate & Cheese (1994)
13) Def Leppard - Pyromania (1983)
12) David Lee Roth - Eat 'Em & Smile (1986)
11) The Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station (1977)
10) Kiss - Asylum (1985)
9) Hanoi Rocks - Self Destruction Blues (1982)
8) Guns N’ Roses - Appetite For Destruction (1987)
7) Sisters Of Mercy - First And Last And Always (1985)
6) Doors - Morrison Hotel (1970)
Great pick gwts another great album
Slade - Nobody's Fool (1976)
Very cool pick!
From the first track ("Nobody's Fool") to the last ("All the World's A Stage"), one of the best albums ever in my opinion.
This guy has made some of the best music around, superbly talented English rock and blues guitarist and singer who has had a number of health issues over the years and as far as I am aware has never toured the USA so be interesting to see how many of you know his music. This album is a catalogue of his hits and more, most of which just shout summer, chilling with a glass of something. So my pick for Day 26 Still So Far To Go (The Best of Chris Rea) Chris Rea
Great pick! I love “Working On It” and “Road To Hell”.
@@sirkazom5760 Thanks yes Road To Hell is a very popular track along with On the Beach and Stainsby Girl but good call with Working On It as this is not so well known
Nice one Mordrid, only a casual fan, but very chilled, gravelly rock n roll...
@@iainhead9898 Casual fan is ok, he is just very talented and turns out a fair few good tunes so just had to be on my list
@@mordrid11man15 hi Mordrid. Interesting pick and article
DAY 26 -MOB RULES-Hollowed Be Thy Name(2002)
Mob Rules are a German power metal band. They were founded in 1994 by erstwhile Van Blanc guitarist Matthias Mineur and bassist Thorsten Plorin. Pulling in vocalist Klaus Dirks and drummer Arved Mannott, the quartet began to gig. Opening slots included shows with Pink Cream 69, C.I.T.A. and Crossroads.
During the spring of 1996, Mob Rules added second guitarist Oliver Fuhlhage and a self-financed mini album prompted a deal with Limb Music Productions for the March 1999 Savage Land. The reaction in Europe was encouraging and the band toured Germany on a co-headline jaunt with Ivory Tower. Other shows witnessed valuable support slots to Overkill and Scorpions as well as an appearance at the Wacken Open Air festival in 2000.
In 2000, the band released their second album Temple of Two Suns, Thomas Rettke of Heavens Gate and Susanne Möhle of Heavens Gate and Hyperchild providing backing vocals. Live work had the band crossing Europe in 2001 with Company of Snakes.
Mob Rules then returned to live action during July 2002 acting as support to Savatage, topping this activity off with an appearance at the Wacken Open Air festival. The band's third album arrived in September 2002 Hollowed Be Thy Name. Guests include Peavy Wagner of Rage on the track "How the Gypsy Was Born" and ex-Helloween guitarist Roland Grapow on both "All Above the Atmosphere" and "Way of the World".
1
Hollowed Be Thy Name
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
05 49
2
The Speed of Life
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
03 19
3
(In the Land Of) Wind and Rain
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
06 05
4
House on Fire
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
05 23
5
Ghost Town
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
03 53
6
How the Gypsy Was Born
Mob Rules
05 53
7
All Above the Atmosphere
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
04 01
8
Lord of Madness
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
05 18
9
A.D.C.O.E.
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
00 26
10
Way of the World
Mob Rules
Mob Rules
08 28
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The album is an exceptional album and have it on CD so I can take it out for summer or any season listening, I got it at record show in the early 2000s. A 2002 cd so guess is maybe in 03 or 04 And love it to bring out and play it. as the piano and keys starts the title track as the first song with vocal and then the guitars bass and drums and with the vocals its a killer track and a highlight track. And then heavy Speed Of Life a highlight. In The Land Of Wind And Rain a highlight. House On Fire. a highlight. Ghost Town, How The Gypsy Was Born a highlight. Lord Of Madness and Way Of The World. a highlight. And the short pieces placed fine in the album I give a 4,5-5 so I do recommend as one of the finest killer power metal albums one should have. Even if they didn't do any other albums. As they have so there are some others that are real good, I could and say this tops the list for sure. Sure would love to see the group. Have a great day today and be well and a fine weekend as well. talk to you later friends and big hugs.🎶🎶💖
P.S. Fine choice Pete of The Doobie Brothers. Have a great day as well friend.
@@thedarkwizardroom hi Jon. Marvelous article. I never heard of your pick before but I’ll have to check them out
Today it’s Misplaced Childhood.
Nice one
The Who : "Quadrophenia."
That's usually more of a fall or winter album for me but Sea and Sand has the summer vibe to it and I would certainly put Drowned on a Summer themed mix.
Today's pick : Heaven Tonight / Cheap Trick.
My Pick for Day #26 is Larkin Poe - Blood Harmony (2022)
Discovered the Lovell sisters Rebecca guitars and lead vocals and Megan lap steel and harmony vocals on UA-cam playing and being interviewed at a radio
station and I just fell in love with their music and their whole southern roots rock vibe! so of course I went down the rabbit hole and bought everything the put
out! LOL! 2020's Self Made Man was the latest at the time, so when Blood Harmony came out I was already a big fan and it does not disappoint! every song is
made for laid back outdoor summer get-togethers with drinks, bbq and friends! favorite songs are Deep Stays Down, Bad Spell, Georgia Off My Mind, Southern
Comfort, Kick The Blues and The title track. My personal favorites are the blues-y ballad Might As Well Be Me and the foot stomping Summertime Sunset!
BTW Rebecca Lovell will be on my list of favorite vocalists in August! and she is one hell of a lead guitarist too as well as Megan! Think Allmans!
@@drewrose374 hi Drew. Interesting pick and article.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks Mel!
COOL PICK -- and I thought I was the only one who heard of these girls! Yeah, "Blood Harmony" is a blast! Terrific pick and write up Drew.
Didn't know them at all, your enthusiasm made me watch some videos on YT, and man, I'm not a fan of contemporary artists, but these girls blew my socks off! They're amazingly talented, haven't heard something that good, maybe since I discovered New Soul Cowboys ten years ago. Thanks Drew! I've started watching their 2023 Rockpalast show, it's a blast!
Great pick drew ive seen videos of their songs on utube i like their band but havent picked up any cds yet. I think Blood Harmony would be a good start.
My pick today is Rainforest from Walter Wanderley, the Brazilian organist. Not standard SoT fare, but this album is perfect for lounging outside, laying in the sun with a drink in hand, and just relaxing.
Summer Samba ! 🌴 🎶 🍸 🧉 🍷
Roy Harper - Folkjokeopus (1969)
Terrific pick!
Eric Clapton - 461 Ocean Boulevard (1974)
"My heart was leaping in the sun;
My friends all say that you're the one.
Let me get this one thing very clear:
There ain't enough going on down here..."
Excellent choice!
@@razor7394 ty
Great choice! This will be one of my choices before the end of the month.
Great Pick!
@@independenceltd. hi TD. Marvelous pick and article
IMO quite possibly one of the all time best summertime albums, of which I currently am playing in my CD player. Going back to 1975 with another opening classic. My July 26th pick is the 5th studio release, "Fool For the City" by Foghat.
Excellent choice!
🌠ALRIGHT PETE ! DAN BROWN ROCKS ..WENT 2 HIS PLACE YESTERDAY
weather report - mysterious traveller
Good morning (afternoon, evening or night), Pete. Outstanding selection today though, yes, not unexpected. Doobies - the band that is - great for the summer. Personal pick today? The fifth studio album by this English musician released in May 1972 on the Uni label, the outstanding Honky Chateau by Elton John. The first of Sir Elton's U.S. chart topping albums which continued on a streak until - if memory serves - Rock Of The Westies. When not playing Thick As Brick in the summer of '72 [my pick yesterday], this was likely the other album being played. The singles were opener and closer of side one of the LP - Honky Cat and Rocket Man (I Think It's Going To Be A Long, Long Time). A step away from the orchestrations of the previous album and not quite as pop as the follow-up [both of which are also great in their own right]. Picking this because it is mostly pulled in the summer now. Not because it's lost its charm but due to the fact the album is one of those clearly filed in my memory. Learned to play all these songs at one time or another and some of Elton's best work highlighting the piano. Charted in 10 charts back in '72-73 hitting #1 in the US and #2 in the UK. No longer my favorite only due to personal overplaying of this album for years but still always a welcomed listen. Thanks, Pete. Looking forward to your next choice.
@@johnmichaelwilliams6694 hi John. Excellent pick and article
Excellent choice!
Great choice there with Honky Château. Not my favourite of his l must say, but probably more of a 'summer' listen than perhaps Tumbleweed or Madman. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is another summer listen which I've suggested earlier in the month. Going back to Honky Château there is an often mentioned song, Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters which l must admit I've never really found that great, Amy and Hercules far better songs for me, but rarely mentioned.
@@melaniethurber5117 Thanks, Melanie.
@@razor7394 Thanks.
Great pick. Great summertime band. Styx Cornerstone is my pick.
Thank you, Pete, for your pick.
All the damn time.
My Day 26 Pick: KISS-
The Very Best of Kiss
🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁
Life is better with music
My pick for today is Rainbow Bridge by Jimi Hendrix. I dig songs like Room Full Of Mirrors, Dolly Dagger, Pali Gap, Earth Blues, Look Over Yonder, Hey Baby(New Rising Sun)& the live version of Hear My Train A-Coming. Very summery vibe on this album.
26) Guns 'N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
The release of Appetite For Destruction in July 1987 was one of those rare times when the stars aligned perfectly and the sleazy underbelly of Hollywood spawned a true monster. The melding of Axl Rose's incredible sirenesque vocals with the double-barrelled axe attack of Slash and Izzy Stradlin is just devastating.
And the songs? Utter perfection one after the other. "Welcome To The Jungle" just may be the greatest opening clarion call in all of Rock's long history. It is deadly vicious in just the way great Rock 'N' Roll should be. "It's So Easy" doesn't ease the pressure one bit, it keeps you right in the chokehold. As does the wonderfully dirty "Nightrain". "Mr. Brownstone" is a down 'n' dirty jam that would make Keith Richards green with envy.
And then G 'N' E hits you with the masterpiece, the epic "Paradise City", one of the most towering songs in Rock history. Then, after you've been beaten into submission by Side One, Side Two hits you full force with the incredible "Sweet Child 'O Mine", which rides to glory on the wings of the greatest wah-wah guitar since Clapton quit Cream. And as if that wasn't enough, the album ends with another epic in "Rocket Queen".
Appetite For Destruction is the album that made Guns 'N' Roses the band that everyone could agree on (at least for a little while). Both the mainstream and the hardcore could love this album. It was a breath of fresh air at a time and worked as a bridge between '80s excess and the darker, more confessional Alternative music to come. The sound was closer to bluesy Aerosmith and Rolling Stones Hard Rock than it was to more complex Metal of other bands.
Guns 'N' Roses experienced the same seedy L.A. Rock scene that many other bands saw, but turned it into a great album that has stood the test of time. I can listen to it a million times and still dig it.
Favorite Tracks:
"Welcome To The Jungle"
"It's So Easy"
"Mr. Brownstone"
"Paradise City"
"Sweet Child 'O Mine"
"Rocket Queen"
1) Terry Reid - Seed Of Memory
2) The B-52s - S/T
3) Boz Scaggs - Silk Degrees
4) American Graffiti Soundtrack
5) Weezer - White Album
6) Eagles - Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975
7) Squeeze - Argybargy
8) Chuck Berry - The Great Twenty-Eight
9) Jimi Hendrix - Jimi Plays Monterey
10) Love - Forever Changes
11) The Doors - Morrison Hotel
12) Cowabunga! The Surf Box
13) Rick Derringer - All American Boy
14) Grand Funk - We're An American Band
15) The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society
16) War - Greatest Hits
17) Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From The Road
18) Prince - Purple Rain
19) Todd Rundgren - Something/Anything?
20) Deep Purple - Machine Head
21) Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle
22) Cats In Space - Kickstart The Sun
23) Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
24) Dion - Yo Frankie
25) Allman Brothers Band - Seven Turns
26) Guns 'N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
Undeniable and wonderful choice. Though, for whatever reason, Use Your Illusion II feels like the most 'summertime' GNR album to me - I truly can't quantify or pinpoint why, lol.
Great choice Christopher!
Terrific pick. Welcome to the jungle is up there with their best songs.
Good one Chris
Nice pick Chris, really the only GnR album I listen to so many great songs all need playing loud
Great album. I love the band's early work.
An excellent choice for this month's topic - so I am thinking "albums I'd play in the car with the windows wound down or at a summer BBQ or party".
Here goes:
01 - George Thorogood And The Destroyers - Bad To The Bone (1982)
02 - The Doobie Brothers - The Captain And Me (1973)
03 - Electric Light Orchestra - Out Of The Blue (1977)
04 - 10cc - The Original Soundtrack (1975)
05 - The Blues Brothers Band - Red, White And Blues (1992)
06 - Spirit - The Adventures Of Kaptain Kopter And Commander Cassidy In Potatoland (1981)
07 - Sparks - Indiscreet (1975)
08 - The Dead South - Good Company (2014)
09 - Black Oak Arkansas - High On The Hog (1973)
10 - Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs (1974)
11 - The Hellecasters - Return Of The Hellecasters (1993)
12 - Hugh Cornwell (ex-The Stranglers) - Monster (2018)
13 - It Bites - The Big Lad In The Windmill (1986)
14 - Joanne Shaw Taylor - The Dirty Truth (2014)
15 - The Beat Farmers - Tales Of The New West (1985)
16 - Work Of Art - In Progress (2011)
17 - Blindside Blues Band - Generator (2012)
18 - Blodwyn Pig - Ahead Rings Out (1969)
19 - Strawbs - Bursting Out (1973)
20 - T.Rex - The Slider (1972)
21 - Rockpile (Nick Lowe And Dave Edmunds) - Seconds Of Pleasure (1980)
22 - Supertramp - Crime Of The Century (1974)
23 - The O Band - The Knife (1977)
24 - Rob Berry - I'd Rather Go Busking (2017)
25 - Wishbone Ash - Strange Affair (1991)
26 - Ozric Tentacles - Pungent Effulgent (1989)
Such a great album!! Love their harmonies!! My #26: Going with another Compilation today. This is a guy who immediately came to mind when I heard about the summer theme. He loves summer, the islands, etc. He has his Birthday concerts in Cabo Wabo every year. I think you know who I'm talking about. Yep, talking about Sammy Hagar - The Essential Red Collection
Foghat Live
26. Pink Floyd- A Momentary Lapse of Reason
1. KISS- Hotter Than Hell
2. Deep Purple- Burn
3. The Beach Boys- Pet Sounds
4. Bruce Springsteen- Born in the U.S.A.
5. ZZ Top- Eliminator
6. Lynyrd Skynyrd- Second Helping
7. The Allman Brothers Band- Brothers & Sisters
8. The Cars- Heartbeat City
9. Eagles- Hotel California
10. Free- Fire and Water
11. Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band- Against the Wind
12. Motörhead- Ace of Spades
13. Judas Priest- Point of Entry
14. Iron Maiden- Powerslave
15. KISS- Hot in the Shade
16. Sting- Ten Summoner’s Tale
17. Saxon- Wheels of Steel
18. The Rolling Stones- Exile on Main St.
19. The Doors- L.A. Woman
20. Marillion- Marbles
21. Styx- Pieces of Eight
22. Kansas- Leftoverture
23. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers- Into The Great Wide Open
24. Van Halen
25. Boston
#26th: Stone Temple Pilots, Core
This is the grunge album that stuck with me. I like the better guitar skills and song structures led by the Great Scott Weiland.
RiP
Great pick.
In Day 26 I stay in disco realm with album from Amii Stewart - Knock on Wood, released in 1979
@@zlatanfilipovic8798 hi Zlatan. Interesting pick
My choice for today is Uh-Huh by John Mellencamp. Pink Houses is a classic song, Crumblin' Down and Authority Song are great rockers but Warmer Place to Sleep is a personal favorite.
@@keithulrich1235 hi Keith. Awesome pick and write up
@@melaniethurber5117 Thank you Melanie.
Day 26: Steely Dan: The Royal Scam
Fountains Of Wayne (First Album)
Your Funhouse topic with Martin Popoff would make a great daily show topic here, Pete.
You would have to tell us a week or a few days before what band is being done on a particular day of that month.
You would announce before the month starts that the first five days of the month will be our favorite five songs of...
September 1) Rolling Stones
September 2) Aerosmith
September 3) Judas Priest
September 4) Kiss
September 5) Rush
And so on...
Wouldn't that work nicely?
I don't remember you doing something like this yet.
I never heard this album before (I know their hits and not much more) so I just gave it a listen. Great album!! Clear as the Driven Snow and Without You are jams!! Thanks for the review/recommendation!
I'm almost jealous, discovering this album and having the pleasure of listening to its wonderful tunes for the first time.
Great choice Pete!
Just a quick post today aa really busy all day. Back into AOR territory today (Hello Iain) SUCKER FOR A PRETTY FACE by THE ERIC MARTIN BAND. Pre Mr Big. Eric's husky soulful voice sounds great over this exquisite set of melidic, hook laden hard rock pop songs. The Frankie Miller Andy Frader penned Don't Stop is a hard rocking highlight and their own songs such as Private Lives and Young At Heart don't suffer in comparison. 10 bright and breezy feelgood songs, perfect for summer listening.
Great pick today from Pete, one of my favourite summer albums as well.
Hi Jerry, sitting in departures, so can ping off a few replies! Great album, title track's a classic!
@@iainhead9898 Hi Iain, if you're off on holiday hope you have a great time, but wherever Bon voyage. The album title is almost ironic with Eric's baby faced boyish good looks on the front and the rest of EMB look like the perfect 'boy band', still as you say, a great album..
Excellent Pick! Great album!
@@drewrose374 Thank you Drew.
Cool pick Jerry!
Paul McCartney - Ram
Great choice
Excellent pick!
Perfect pick pete !
Pick #26: Dream Theater - Metropolis Part 2: Scenes From A Memory
David Bowie: Hunky Dory (1971)
Great pick!
Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel - Best of
A great compilation for summer listening, standout tracks include "Tumbling Down" "Roll the Dice" a fine cover of "Here Comes the Sun" and the evergreen classic "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)
@@andrewcarr5923 Hi Andrew. Awesome pick.
@@dannyhoeykens Cheers Danny.
@@andrewcarr5923 hi Andrew. Never heard of this album or band before.
@@melaniethurber5117 Hi Melanie, They where an English Rock/Pop band fronted by Steve Harley who was the singer and principle songwriter who was heavily influenced by David Bowie, well worth investigating if you like Bowies Hunky Dory, Steve Harley passed away this year aged 73.
@@andrewcarr5923 thanks for the info Andrew
Joy Division - Closer
I know, it's dark and depressing but I always like to listen to this album in the summer.
Those cicadas sound make it so :)
A PARTY VIBE.
Day # 26 - The Lastlings - FIRST CONTACT. The first release from this Australian duo of electro-dance pop. Good for parties, good for summer.
Day #25 - Catherine Wheel - FERMENT.
Day #24 - The Psychedelic Furs' 1991 WORLD OUTSIDE
Day #23 - Johnny Marr - MESSENGER
Day #22 - Christine and the Queens - CHRIS.
Day #21 - Hatchie - KEEPSAKE.
Day #20 - B52s - COSMIC THING.
FIVE STAR RECORDS TO FLAWLESS TO DISMISS:
Day #19 - Roxy Music - AVALON. Perfection! The great Bryan Ferry at his brilliant zenith.
Day # 18 - Starflyer 59 - CHANGING OF THE GUARD.
Day #17 Charlatans UK - BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH.
Day #16 - Eric Johnson - VENUS ISLE.
Day #15 - Roland Orzabal's TOMCATS SCREAMING OUTSIDE.
Day #14 - Simple Minds - IN THE CITY OF LIGHT
ALBUMS WITH A SUMMER VIBE
Day #13 Above and Beyond - Group Therapy
Day #12 The Ravenonettes - OBSERVATOR
Day #11 Loggins and Messina - FULL SAIL
Day #10 - Servant - SWIMMING IN A HUMAN OCEAN
Day #9 - The Moody Blues - STRANGE TIMES.
Day #8 - Bow Wow Wow's WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH, THE TOUGH GET GOING.
Day #7 - The Allman Brothers Band - BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
ALBUMS PLAYED AND RELEASED IN SUMMER
Day #6 - Van Halen - OU812
Day #5 - The Thompson Twins - INTO THE GAP
Day #4 - The Fixx - REACH THE BEACH
Day #3 - The Go Gos - TALK SHOW
Day #2 - Crumbacher - ESCAPE FROM THE FALLEN PLANET
Day #1 - The Motels - ALL FOUR ONE
My pick day 26 :"A Salty Dog" by Procol Harum (June 1969 UK).
Great pick Daniel. I will never get tired of listening to this album.
@@gadgettheratboy9051 Thank you Gadgettheratboy.They have great albums.
@@danielfuentes3226 hi Daniel. Excellent pick
@@melaniethurber5117 Thank you Melanie.Take care Melanie.✌
1. The Doors "Morrison Hotel"
1A. Steve Miller "Book of Dreams" (The Stake might be my favorite summer song-memories of goofing off with the boys with beer in hand)
Bruce Springsteen Born To Run
The Marshall Tucker Band - Searchin' For A Rainbow
KISS - Crazy Nights. Singalong in summertime!
Good choice. Honestly, all the unmasked albums suit the summer! In my opinion at least. Asylum, Revenge, Lick It Up... None would feel out of place with the windows down on a hot summer night.
I would have to agree with that, David! Good point!
In no particular order:
26. Dio - Holy Diver
25. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Damn the Torpedoes
24. Electric Light Orchestra - Out of the Blue
23. Motown Greatest Hits
22. Deep Purple - Machine Head
21. Creedence Clearwater Revival - Cosmo’s Factory
20. Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
19. Steppenwolf Live (1970)
18. Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
17. Jethro Tull - Aqualung
16. Woodstock Soundtrack (1970)
15. Billy Squier - Don't Say No
14. Three Dog Night: 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Three Dog Night
13. Over the Edge Soundtrack (1979) Songs from this album are by Cheap Trick, The Cars, The Ramones, Jimi Hendrix, Little Feat, Van Halen, and Valerie Carter.
12. Van Halen - Van Halen
11. Easy Rider Soundtrack
10. Lynyrd Skynyrd - (Pronounced 'Lĕh-'nérd 'Skin-'nérd)
9. The Cars - The Cars
8. Forrest Gump Soundtrack
7. Boston - Boston
6. Cyndi Lauper - She's So Unusual
5. Cheap Trick - Cheap Trick at Budokan
4. American Graffiti Soundtrack
3. Otis Redding - The Very Best of Otis Redding, Vol. I
2. Jimmy Buffett - Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
1. Journey - Live in Houston, 1981: the Escape Tour
Great selection!
Awesome pick Debbie!
great pick deb💜💜
@@bengalgangster Thank you, bengal. I crank up this album every time. 🎶💜💜
@@tomp8463 Thank you, Tom.
Queen-News Of The World. Due to not being able to properly perform songs like Bohemian Rhapsody live due to the various overdubs, Queen streamlined their sound a bit. This was produced by the band with the assistance of engineer Mike Stone, and recorded at Basing Street Studios(formerly Island Studio). You got anthematic songs like We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions. Sheer Heart Attack, which was written by drummer Roger Taylor, was the answer to Punk. You even had the lyric "I feel so inarticulate", which would seem to call out the punks for lack of talent. It's interesting that Roger played bass and rhythm guitar on his two songs(the other being the side one closer Fight From The Inside). The Brian May written and sung ballad All Dead All Dead was written for his then recently deceased cat. Bassist John Deacon wrote the ballad Spread Your Wings. Freddie's Get Down Make Love has a psychedelic middle. The bluesy Sleeping On The Sidewalk was also written and sung by Brian. It was written from an American perspective(just listen to the lyrics). John Deacon's Who Needs You (which features him and Brian playing acoustic guitars, Brian May on maracas, and Freddie on cowball) has a tropical feel. The rocker It's Late features tapping on the solo by Brian May one year before Eddie Van Halen burst on the scene. The album ends with the ballroom-flavored My Melancholy Blues.
Paul kossof back street crawler
Cool pick!
@@razor7394thanks my friend 👍
my pick today is
marshall tucker band
"s/t debut album"
the album opens with the 2 classics take the highway and cant you see
rolling stone named this as a must have 50 albums for country fans
cheers
Fantastic choice and article, bengal. A very good album. 🎶💜💜
Great pick bengal Take The Hwy and Cant You See were always my 2 favorites by them
@@weirddebbiem1619 thanx deb💜💜
@@dennisstratton6508 thanx dennis , i allmost picked carolina dreams , it was a tough call
Excellent choice!
0:22 pick #26
1. Van Halen - Van Halen II
2. Simple Minds - Once Upon A Time
3. Bryan Adams - Reckless
4. Chicago - Chicago Ill
5. The Outfield - Play Deep
6. Kansas - Song For America
7. Styx - The Grand Illusion
8. Night Ranger - Dawn Patrol
9. AC/DC - Back In Black
10. Metallica - Master Of Puppets
11. 38 Special - Special Forces
12. Whitesnake - Slide It In
13. The Call - Reconciled
14. Jefferson Starship - Freedom At
Point Zero
15. Smashing Pumpkins - Siamese
Dream
16. Marillion - Misplaced Childhood
17. Collective Soul - Collective Soul
18. Alice In Chains - Dirt
19. King Crimson - Red
20. Yes - Close To The Edge
21. Journey - Escape
22. Van Halen - Fair Warning
23. Rush - Hemispheres
24. Bad Company - Bad Company
25. Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory
26. The Police - Zenyatta Mondatta
Excellent choice Josh!
Another twofer, Freeze Frame and Love Stinks by J. Geils Band. Here is a song to check out. Monkey Island by J. Geils Band. It sounds different from other songs by them.
My pick for today is Neil Young "Harvest" - 1972
Styx - The Grand Illusion
26. Pablo Cruise - "Worlds Away."
26. Sparks : Propaganda
Capt.& Me worthy selection
SC’Midnight Lady & Long Train my fave tracks
7/26 gotta go with Dave Mason
Let it Flow