Showing posts with label Blackfoot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blackfoot. Show all posts

Sunday, March 21, 2010

Blackfoot with Ken Hensley- Double shot


Blackfoot- 1983- Siogo

Tracklist:
01- Send me an angel

02- Crossfire

03- Heart's grown cold

04- We're going down

05- Teenage idol

06- Goin' in circles

07- Run for cover

08- White man's land

09- Sail away

10- Drivin' fool




Blackfoot- 1984- Vertical Smiles

Tracklist:

01- Morning dew

02- Livin' in the limelight

03- Ride with you

04- Get it on

05- Young girl

06- Summer days

07- A legend never dies

08- Heartbeat and heels

09- In for the kill




In only one post two great rock albums, and twice with a big UH connection, mister Ken Hensley in person.








PS: If someone is interested in some other Blackfoot album, i have their entire discography plus several bootlegs. The only thing that you have to do is to post eventually requests.


Goodbye to the next post

Monday, March 8, 2010

Blackfoot- 1984- Vertical Smiles LIVE

Et voilà... For my second post on abominogjnr blog, i have thinked to a bootleg. Yes, a bootleg, but a very good bootleg (see personnel and list here)

What i can say about this: the quality is very good, because it's a radio broadcast.
The band, for me, is in very good form, even if the group is near to the end. I think that this is one of the last Hensley's concerts with Blackfoot




I salute all with a big CIAO, as italian salute their friends.
And thank you Colin for have made real this blog, a very special blog!!

PS: I would like to post in the next weeks some masterworks of classic italian rock prog... I know, there are not UH connections, but the prog rock and the times are the same of our heroes... They are not too known, in Italy too, but i can guarantee that the music sounds very good and particular in the seventies prog rock.
I have a very very big collection of those albums and some are very good.
For the first, i would like to post the OSANNA soundtrack of the film "Milano calibro 9" (Year 1971!!), a very nice work with some beatiful orchestral arrangiaments of Luis Bacalov, famous italian writer of sondtrack music...

What do you think, people? (Comments about this are very wellcome)

For now is all, CIAO to all!!!

PPSS: A little post scriptum: i've forgot the link, so here you'll go:

LINK