MA BANDE SON DES ANNEES 60-70

DES MINETS AUX BABAS :

CHUCK BERRY 'His best vol 1'& 2 - ELVIS PRESLEY, LITTLE RICHARD
BEATLES Tout de 'Revolver' à 'Abbey Road' BEACH BOYS 'Pet Sounds'
ROLLING STONES Toute la période Decca, + ' Sticky Fingers' & ' Exile on Main Street'
THE ANIMALS, SMALL FACES, KINKS, THEM, YARDBIRDS, SPENCER DAVIS GROUP, TRAFFIC
THE WHO 'My generation', 'Tommy', 'Live at Leeds', 'Who's next'
CREAM 'Fresh Cream', 'Disraeli Gears', 'Wheels of fire'
Toute la série RYTHM'N'BLUES FORMIDABLE chez Atlantic, avec Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett etc.. qui animait les boums des minets en 66-68
JIMI HENDRIX 'Are you experienced ?', 'Axis bold as love', 'Electric Ladyland', 'Band of Gipsys' Hendrix a révolutionné le rock au même titre que les Beatles
'LED ZEPPELIN I' : un vrai choc quand il est sorti en 1969
Jefferson Airplane 'Surrealistic pillow', 'After bathing at Baxter's'
COUNTRY JOE AND THE FISH 'Electric music for the mind and body'
JANIS JOPLIN with BIG BROTHER AND THE HOLDING COMPANY 'Cheap Thrills'
GRATEFUL DEAD 'Live Dead' un de mes albums favoris sous acide
PINK FLOYD ' The piper at the gates of dawn', 'A saucerful of secrets', 'More', 'Dark side of the moon' DONOVAN 'Sunshine Superman'
BOB DYLAN 'Blonde on Blonde', 'Highway 61 revisited' : il n'a jamais égalé cette période
THE BYRDS 'Fifth Dimension','Younger than yesterday', 'Notorious Byrd Brothers'
QUICKSILVER MESSENGER SERVICE 'Happy Trails' voir Grateful Dead
LOVE 'Forever Changes' ,CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY, CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL 'Bayou Country'
FRANK ZAPPA & THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION 'Uncle Meat', 'Hot Rats'
SOFT MACHINE 'Vol 1 & 2', 'Third'
JULIE DRISCOLL, BRIAN AUGER & THE TRINITY 'Street Noise'
'THE VELVET UNDERGROUND AND NICO' : j'ai été un des premiers à Paris dès 1967 à entendre cet album qui a eu une telle influence. En effet, un de mes amis, François, l'avait rapporté des USA où il l'avait acheté pour la pochette (la banane d'Andy Warhol, 'Peel slowly and see') !
NICO 'Chelsea Girl', 'The Marble Index', 'Desertshore'
LAURA NYRO 'Eli and the 13th Confession', 'New York Tendaberry',
'Christmas and the beads of sweat'
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD 'Again', 'Last time around', 'Retrospective'
THE DOORS 'THE DOORS', 'LA woman', 'Absolutely live' un des live les plus 'live'
CROSBY, STILLS, NASH AND YOUNG 'CSN', 'Déja Vu'
STEPHEN STILLS 'Manassas'
AMERICA 'America', 'Homecoming', 'Hat trick'
NEIL YOUNG 'NEIL YOUNG', 'Everybody knows this is nowhere', 'After the Goldrush', 'Harvest'
ALLMAN BROTHERS 'Live at Fillmore East', 'Eat a Peach'
MATCHING MOLE 'Matching Mole', 'Little Red record' le groupe que forma Robert Wyatt après avoir quitté (été viré de) Soft Machine (remarquez le jeu de mots).
ROD STEWART AND THE FACES 'Every picture tells a story'
HUMBLE PIE 'Rocking the Fillmore' quand Dominique, le DJ de la Bulle mettait 'I don't need no doctor', il ne restait pas beaucoup de monde assis
DEREK AND THE DOMINOES 'Layla'
TERRY RILEY 'Persian Surgery Dervisches' : écouté en boucle chez Dorian des nuits entières
SERGE GAINSBOURG 'Melody Nelson', LÉO FERRÉ 'Avec le temps'
YES 'The Yes Album', 'Close to the edge', 'Tales from Topographic Oceans'
TODD RUNDGREN 'Something / Anything' , 'A wizard a true star', 'Todd'
DAVID BOWIE ' Hunky Dory', ' Station to Station', 'ChangesonBowie vol 1'
ROXY MUSIC 'Roxy Music'
STEELY DAN 'Pretzel Logic'
'DIRE STRAITS', EAGLES 'Hotel California', BOZ SCAGGS 'Low down',


LA SOUL ET LA DISCO :
THE MOTOWN STORY 'Hitsville USA' vol 1
TEMPTATIONS 'Anthology', 'Sky's the limit','All Directions'
SMOKEY ROBINSON AND THE MIRACLES 'Anthology'
JAMES BROWN 'Live at the Apollo vol 2', 'Sex Machine'
ARETHA FRANKLIN 'Greatest hits'
CURTIS MAYFIELD 'Curtis', 'Superfly'
ISAAC HAYES 'Hot buttered soul', 'Black Moses'
SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE 'There's a riot going on'
ISLEY BROTHERS '3 + 3 ','Live it up' peut être le premier morceau de techno
MARVIN GAYE 'What's going on', 'Let's get it on'
STEVIE WONDER 'Talking Book', 'Inner Visions', 'Fulfillingness First Finale', 'Songs in the key of life'
O'JAYS ' Collectors Item' : 'Back Stabbers' et 'I love Music' sont parmi mes morceaux préférés de tous les temps, parfaitement représentatifs du 'Philadelphia Sound'
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN 'Be thankful for what you've got', CHIC 'Best of'
DIANA ROSS 'Greatest Hits', 'Diana'

LE PUNK ROCK ET LA NEW WAVE:
DR FEELGOOD 'Down by the jetty' : plutôt un groupe de Pub rock, mouvement des années 74-75, qui a précédé et annoncé l'explosion du Punk Rock en 76
PATTI SMITH 'Horses'
SEX PISTOLS 'Never mind the bollocks'
IGGY POP AND THE STOOGES 'Stooges', ' Fun house', 'Raw Power'
THE CLASH 'The Clash', HEARTBEARKERS 'LAMF', THE JAM 'In the city'
TELEVISION 'Marquee Moon', 'Adventure' : ces deux albums sont restés des classiques
TALKING HEADS '77' SIOUXSIE AND THE BANSHEES 'The Scream'

LE JAZZ ET LE JAZZ ROCK :
JOHN COLTRANE 'My favorite Things', 'A love Supreme', 'Selflessness'
MILES DAVIS 'In a silent way' , 'Bitches Brew'
WEATHER REPORT 'Sweetnighter, 'Mysterious Traveller'
MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA 'The inner mounting flame'
PHAROAH SANDERS 'Karma', 'Tauhid', 'Jewels of Thought'


COOL RASTA :
BOB MARLEY AND THE WAILERS 'Burning', 'Catch a Fire', 'Natty dread', 'Live',
'Rastaman Vibration', 'Kaya', 'Survival', ' Uprising', 'Songs of Freedom'
TOOTS AND THE MAYTALS 'Funky Kingston'
PETER TOSH 'Legalise it', 'Equal Rights'
HEPTONES 'Night Food', 'Party Time', 'On top', 'Sea of Love'
MAX ROMEO 'War in a Babylon', ABYSSINIANS 'Forward to Zion', 'Arise'
BUNNY WAILER 'Black Heart Man', 'Rock & Groove'
BURNING SPEAR 'Marcus Garvey', 'Social Living', 'Hail H.I.M.', 'Living Dub vol 1' & vol 2
CULTURE 'Two Sevens Clash', 'Harder than the Rest'
MIGHTY DIAMONDS 'The Right Time', 'Stand up to your judgement'
GLADIATORS 'Trench Town mix up', 'Proverbial Reggae'
HUGH MUNDELL 'Africa must be free by 1983 + dub'
ISRAEL VIBRATION 'The same song', 'The same song in dub'
HORACE ANDY 'Skylarking', 'In the light' & 'In the light dub', 'Good Vibes'
JOE GIBBS 'African Dub Vol 3', FREDDIE MC GREGOR 'Zion Chant'
BLACK UHURU 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner' 'Sinsemilla'
DILLINGER 'CB 200', TAPPER ZUKIE 'MPLA', U ROY 'Natty Rebel'
GREGORY ISAACS 'Mr Isaacs' ' Best of Gregory Isaacs', JOHNNIE CLARKE 'King in the arena'
AUGUSTUS PABLO 'King Tubby meets the Rockers Uptown', KING TUBBY 'Dub gone crazy' : le Must du Dub
'The Harder they come' soundtrack, 'Rockers' soundtrack
Story of Jamaican Music, Best of Studio One vol 1, vol 2 & vol 3. Respect to Studio One
DENNIS BROWN 'Visions', 'Wolves and leopards', BIG YOUTH 'Best of'
LONE RANGER 'On the other side of dub', MICHIGAN AND SMILEY 'In a Rub A Dub style'
BARRINGTON LEVY 'Bounty Hunter' sorti aussi sous le titre 'Shaolin Temple', 'Englishman'
LEE PERRY 'Arkology' JOHNNIE OSBOURNE 'Truth and rights'

Maxi 45s Reggae : GREGORY ISAACS 'Mr Know it all' (DEB) - HORACE ANDY & BIG JOE 'Problems' (Rockers) - MAX ROMEO AND JAH LION 'Norman the Gambler' (Upsetter) - JAYES AND RANKING TREVOR 'Queen Majesty' (Channel One) - FABIAN 'Prophecy' (Black Swan) - GREGORY ISAACS & U BROWN 'The Border' (GG) - HEPTONES 'Let's try' (Studio One) - JAH WALTON 'Stay a yard and praise God' (Harry Mudie) - CULTURE AND PRINCE MOHAMMED 'Zion Gate' (Joe Gibbs) - CORNELL CAMPBELL & U BROWN 'Mash you down' (Joe Gibbs) - FRANKIE PAUL 'Pass the Tu Sheng Peng' / 'War is in the dance' (Greensleeves) - MICHAEL PALMER & JIM BROWN 'Ghetto Dance' (Greensleeves) - COCOA TEA & TONY REBEL 'Grow your locks' (Xterminator) - LUCIANO 'One way ticket' (Xterminator)