Complete Blue Horizon Sessions

Complete Blue Horizon Sessions U.K. two CD collection featuring Spann's recordings for the Blue Horizon label. 28 tracks total, including previously unreleased recordings, alternate takes and false starts. Also features the original versions of 'Can't Do Me No Good', 'Bloddy Murder', 'Someday Soon Baby' and ...	Complete Blue Horizon Sessions	Complete Blue Horizon Sessions 2006 digitally remastered two CD set compiling the albums Grease One For Me and No Time To Jive, both recorded for the Blue Horizon label in 1970 by harmonica player George Smith and the Blues band Bacon Fat, (featuring Rod Piazza). Each disc has been expanded to include several ...	Complete Blue Horizon Sessions	Biggest Thing Since Colossus (Sony) 1969 album for Columbia featuing Spann backed with S.P. Leary on drums and three early Fleetwood Mac members: guitarists Peter Green & Danny Kirwan and bassist John McVie. 10 tracks, including 'My Love Depends On You', 'Walkin'' and 'Someday Baby'.
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if you can't get "7936 south rhodes" ...
... due to its rarity or price, get this instead. this collection contains the whole album plus few other singles. and the remastering is remarkable.

"I Got A Gal And She Always Treats Me Right..." Eddie Boyd & Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Come Up Trumps!
Originally released in the UK on the highly revered Blue Horizon label, this March 2006 remastered reissue is based around Eddie Boyd's "7936 South Rhodes" album of 1968. The LP has long been notoriously difficult to find on vinyl (and costly too due to it's genuinely collectable nature) - as have the singles that surrounded it. "7936 So. Rhodes" has been reissued before as a straightforward 12-track CD, but this 18-track version has the singles, unreleased outtakes, a vastly upgraded booklet and truly superlative remastered sound. The line up was: EDDIE BOYD on Piano and Lead Vocals PETER GREEN on Guitar JOHN McVIE on Bass MICK FLEETWOOD on Drums for all except 1 and 2 which had AYNSLEY DUNBAR It breaks down like this (61:57 minutes): Tracks 1 and 2, "It's So Miserable To Be Alone" and "Empty Arms", are the A & B of his first UK 7" single on Blue Horizon BH 1009 released in 1967 in the UK. Recorded in London on 25 March 1967, both tracks are non-album, written by Boyd and feature Aynsley Dunbar on Drums (Mick Fleetwood replaced him for the album sessions). Tracks 3 to 14 make up Boyd's only album on the Blue Horizon label, "7936 South Rhodes", which is actually credited to "Eddie Boyd with Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac". It was released in March 1968 on Blue Horizon 7-63202 in the UK and Epic BN 26409 in the USA. All tracks are written by Eddie Boyd except "Third Degree", which is co-written with WILLIE DIXON of Chess Records fame. It was recorded at the CBS Studios in London in one day - 25 January 1968. Tracks 15 and 16, "The Big Boat" and "Sent For You Yesterday And Here You Come Today", are his 2nd UK 7" single on Blue Horizon 57-3137 issued in 1967. Credited to Eddie Boyd with Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, again both single tracks are non-album and feature the same group line-up as the LP sessions. Boyd wrote the A-side while the flip is a cover of a Jimmy Rushing tune. Finally, tracks 17 and 18, "The Stroller" and "No Place Like Home" are previously unreleased mono recordings - session details a bit hazy. What isn't hazy is the sound - absolutely stunning - clarity like I've never heard - what a blast! The reissue has been overseen by MIKE VERNON (who founded and ran the famous label) and the original tapes transferred by DUNCAN COWELL. Clear, full, virtually no hiss - great work done. The 20-page colour booklet has detailed liner notes, photos, session credits and a classy card wrap surrounds the outside jewel case. The music itself can be described as strolling boogie-woogie blues - Eddie Boyd with his wonderfully warm and expressive voice, while the Mac provide perfect and heartfelt backup. The album itself is a stunner, slow blues followed by fun rocking blues - and back again - everything you'd expect and easy to see why the original vinyl commands so much money. Blues lovers and fans of Peter Green and the early Fleetwood Mac sound will have to own this. Top stuff! Edward Riley Boyd died in July 1994 aged 80 and this fab reissue does him and his musical memory a whole lot of justice - buy it with confidence.