Crowbar - KE32746 1973

And here is one of my favorite Candian Rock bands folks, "Crowbar", coupled with the fact that it is also an item from my Request list that has been sent to me by XNDER. Good on you again X. I have now added you to my top contributor list and hope you forgive me for my recent attitude re that other ALBUM and hope you will continue to support us. This is a great find folks. So do yourselves a favor y'all.

01. Million Dollar Weekend (3:10)
02. Something Happened Yesterday (4:25)
03. Trumpet Rose (3:25)
04. All The Living Things (3:19)
05. Go For The Throat (4:59)
06. Kilroy (2:47)
07. Rocky Mountain Tragedy (5:46)
08. The Killing Time Trilogy (6:55)
09. Nothing Lasts Forever (3:32)

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Crowbar - Memories Are Made Of This 1975

Up next folks are one of my favorite Canadain Blues Rock bands - "Crowbar". I have posted a couple of their albums and I am still looking for a couple of them. See Requests section. Anyway, this one "Memories Are Made of This" is a Best of Crowbar and as I said the other day, this was donated by nelwizard, who has taken some time out, not just to leave some kind comments on occasions, but leave me links to this cool album. There is one previously unreleased track on this album also viz "Happy People". Nelwizard sent me the links in flac and I have converted them to 320 bitrate for your convenience. Enjoy and many thanks again nelwizard for considering us.

01. The Frenchman's Cherokee Boogie Incident (0:27)
02. Let The Four Winds Blow (2:25)
03. Cane On The Brazos (5;46)
04. In The Dancing Hold (3:54)
05. Where Were You (4:03)
06. Lay One Down (4:29)
07. Oh Never Be A Dodo (0:21)
08. Murder In The First Degree (5:16)
09. Trilby (2:50)
10. Dead Head Out Of St. John's (3:52)
11. Tits Up On The Pavement (8:37)
12. Happy People (3:03)
13. Oh What A Feeling (4:11)

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Crowbar - Larger Than Life (And Live'r Than You've Ever Been) 1971

And for those of you who are quite literally going crazy and using a "Crowbar" to gain entry in to my external drive, in order to listen to more of this mega cool Canadian Blues Rock band, good on ya' for trying. Coz it seems to have paid off. I can't get enough of them either. This is their second album from 1971 and as the same suggests ... it's live and it's deadly. "King Biscuit Boy " also features on it. And hey, like you won't enjoy it either. I mean, when was the last time a band sent shivers up your spine from the first words they utter? The album is wrapped folks, but why would you need to fast forward any tracks? I give a big shout out to Brian, sluggo & Kilgore Trout for their appreciation of this fine band. I hear y'all. And I ain't finished with them either. So watch this space folks.

01. Prince Of Peace
02. Murder In The First Degree
03. Newspaper Song
04. Corrina, Corrina
05. Fly Away
06. Tits Up On The Pavement
07. Mummy & Daddy
08. Ask Me No Questions
09. Over The Mountain
10. Cane On The Brazos
11. Medley: Rock Around The Clock/Shake, Rattle And Roll
12. In The Dancing Hold
13. Oh What A Feeling
14. Oh What A Feeling

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King Biscuit Boy With Crowbar - Official Music 1970

I posted the first Canadian Blues Rock band "Crowbar" album the other day and was given many positive remarks, that I suppose I should post this rarity pronto. As I mentioned in that post, they shared the credits on "Official Music" with "King Biscuit Boy" and what a cracking album this is indeed. Natural is the word to sum up this fantstic set. Enjoy this folks. You won't regret it. I was going to post this soon, but a big shout to sluggo who recommended that I should post it sooner.

01. Highway 61 (2:56)
02. Don't Go No Further (3:48)
03. Unseen Eye (3:02)
04. I'm Just A Lonely Guy (2:36)
05. Key To The Highway (3:19)
06. Corrina (4:38)
07. Biscuit's Boogie (9:38)
08. Hoy Hoy Hoy (5:18)
09. Badly Bent (2:13)
10. Cookin' Little Baby (2:41)
11. Shout Bama Lama (2:32)

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Crowbar - Bad Manors 1971

Canadian Blues Rock band "Crowbar" are just too cool by far. They recorded their first album with "King Biscuit Boy" in 1970 and followed up with this their own debut soon after."Bad Manors" is a fine album indeed; there are great songs with a sense of fun; fantastic harmonies and overall a cool ad-lib type upbeat tempo. The band really congeal and certainly know their place and the banter is a joy to listen to. I hadn't heard of this mega-cool Canuck band until I got a request in again from Da Fingermeister, who also requested the cool "Whisky Hollow", whom I got special permission to post recently and not "Whiskey Howl" another cool Canadian band. So well I posted both. Grab this here folks. They seem to be able to play every instrument going, including spoons. Did she say spoons? I ain't listening to people playing spoons man. You will not be disappointed folks. And thanks for the tip Da Fingermeister. You have a wicked sense of fun.

01. Frenchman's Filler No. 1
02. Oh What A Feeling
03. Too True Mama
04. Frenchman's Filler No. 2
05. Let The Four Winds Blow
06. Frenchman's Filler No. 3
07. House Of Blue Lights
08. Murder In The First Degree
09. The Frenchman's Cherokee Boogie Incident
10. In The Dancing Hold
11. Train Keep Rolling
12. Mountain Fire
13. Baby Lets Play House
14. Prince Of Peace
15. Oh Never Be A Dodo
16. Frenchman's Filler No. 1 (Edited)

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