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LOVE IS THE SONG WE SING
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Eirik Wangberg Specific Credits
Recorded at Ikon Studios, Sacramento, and September 18, 2007
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Monterey International Pop Festival
"The first ever greatest rock festival ever"
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The Association |
Monterey International Pop Festival
ORIGINAL MIX
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In 1967
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telling a story from the performers perspective, by placing the back stage scene in the foreground. 1. Unknown (Drug Dealer) 2. Marty Balin (*JA singer) 3. Jorma Kaukonen 4. Janis Joplin 5. Ghandi 6. Jack Casady (*JA Bass) 7. Otis Redding 8. (Mama) Cass Elliot 9. Pete Townshend 10. Groupie chick 11. Grace Slick 12. Roger Daltrey 13. Jerry Garcia 14. Alice and White Rabbit 15. David Crosby 16. Keith Moon 17. Neil Young 18. John Philips 19. Jimi Hendrix 20. Ravi Shankar 21. Wavy Gravy 22. Ben Fong Torres 23. Brian Jones 24. Spencer Dryden (*JA drums) |
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LIVE AT MONTEREY
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Experience Hendrix B000VI6T6K
"Jimi Hendrix's debut American set might |
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Scott McKenzie The Turtles The Mamas and The Papas The Association The Spencer Davis Group Strawberry Alarm Clock Cream The Byrds Jefferson Airplane The Grateful Dead Jimi Hendrix The Music Explosion Harpers Bizarre The Box Tops The Beach Boys The Supremes The Grass Roots The Lovin' Spoonful Janis Joplin The Monkees Stevie Wonder |
Summer of Love
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Co-Production of Sound and Mix
(Box Set DVD and CD A x 3) June 19, 2007
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Van Morrison The Hollies The Electric Prunes The Youngbloods The Music Machine Spanky & Our Gang The Buckinghams Procol Harum The Easybeats Eric Burdon & The Animals The Blues Magoos Donovan The Blues Project Vanilla Fudge Big Brother & The Holding Company Country Joe & The Fish Traffic The Seeds The Peanut Butter Conspiracy The Paul Butterfield Blues Band The Yardbirds Crosby, Stills and Nash |
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SO COLD!!!
Record Co-Production Sacramento, California
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The Marauders |
Unearthed Mid 60s Sacramento Garage
Compilation produced by JoeyD and Alec Palao
Frantic Records
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Hits From Kids
Record Co-Production Nidaros Studios, Trondheim, Norway
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Last Time I Saw Him
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Co-Production of Sound and Mix
Hip-O Select ASIN: B000SQJ2GO
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Grease and Grease 2
Co-Production of Sound
Paramount Pictures
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CENTER OF SACRAMENTO HISTORY
The City Of Sacramento
Record Co-Production Ikon Studios, Sacramento, California
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THE NEW BREED WANTS YOU!
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Sacramento and Los Angeles, California
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Record Company: "Jamme - Produced by John Phillips! - This awesome LP by brother duo Keith & Don Adey is a must for Sunshine & Psych Pop fans. Also, fans of the Beatlesesque will crave this. On several tracks they sound almost like John Lennon. |
Jamme
Co-Production of Sound and Mix
Dunhill Records / Sort Of Records
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Produced by legendary artist/songwriter/producer John Phillips of The Mamas & Papas in 1968, songs include Poor Widow, the spectacular Strawberry Jam Man, Scarborough Rose and Matthew O'Grady." |
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Peggy Lipton
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Co-Production of Sound and Mix
Dunhill Records / Sort Of Records
* Married music mogul Quincy Jones 1974 |
before Barbra Streisand took it to the top ten. She also chose two other great yet rarely covered Nyro songs, Flim Flam Man and Lu. For her Carole King songs (aside from her excellent version of the well worn Natural Woman) Peggy scores big points not only for choosing It Might As Well Rain Until September but for the lustrous ballad interpretation... possibly producer Lou Adler's idea. Another wonderful and obscure Carole King song is Lady Of The Lake. And Peggy's own compositions exemplified by Let Me Pass By and San Francisco Glide show her to have an evocative lyrical and melodic inspiration to rival her idols. Peggy's voice is lilting and soulful and her writing has the quiet depth she exuded on screen. No wonder she and Quincy Jones matched up. The album was Near Mint as were the singles." |
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Pilgrims Progress
Participation
Recorded in Hollywood, USA
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Pilgrim's Progress (1968)
With songs of sex and drugs and terrifically trippy liners and cover art, this 1968 LP puts a lysergic spin on Dylanesque folk-rock. This one's nearly impossible to find; you'll hear Mike Deasy and a young Ry Cooder as you behold Purple Dreams Are Creepy; Twenty-One Years Older Than Yesterday; Nothing More Is Nothing Less , and more!
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