Dougie Stu - Familiar Future - VINYL LP

On his new live album At Tubby's Dougie Poole presents stripped down live versions of some of his most treasured songs in a venue beloved by artists and fans alike. The version of Dougie's live band on At Tubby's features main stays Mike Etten on electric guitar and James Wyatt Woodall on pedal steel. This set was a natural for as a live album as it was a special night for everyone there. One of those nights when the music, audience and venue (known for it's exceptional treatment of musicians) all come together. On opener InchLos AngelesInch Etten's classic country licks and Catfish's soaring slide lines perfectly compliment Dougie's formidable acoustic work and golden baritone, setting the stage for all to come. You can tell these three have been playing together for years and are road tested in this formation. They tackle some of Dougie's most loved songs, from rave-up's like InchVaping on the JobInch to country balladry (InchMust Be in There Somewhere,Inch InchDon't You Think I'm Funny AnymoreInch) to new interpretations of favorites from Dougie's last studio album The Rainbow Wheel of Death like InchHigh School GymInch and InchNickels and Dimes.Inch InchToshiba Sky,Inch a one off digital single from 2020, receives it's vinyl debut on At Tubby's and we also get a new composition, InchHeaven Sent an Angel (We Got Stoned),Inch a heartfelt ear worm with one of Dougie's most memorable choruses to date. There is truly something for everyone on this song-cycle. At Tubby's was recorded mostly from the board with minimal mixing work from Dougie himself on analogue tape. Mastered by Carl Saff. Album Tracks 1. Los Angeles (Live) 2. I Lived My Whole Life Last Night (Live) 3. Nothing on This Earth Can Make Me Smile (Live) 4. Nickels and Dimes (Live) 5. High School Gym (Live) 6. Claire (Live) 7. Toshiba Sky (Live) 8. Don't You Think I'm Funny Anymore (Live

Triple vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. Selected from 90 hours of recordings, Wings over America is a faithful account of the 1975-76 world tour that captures the band at it's peak. It was taped at several of the US shows, but mixed as if it were a single performance. Paul combined old Beatle favorites with highlights from a solo catalog that was now achieving real stature. Though an expensive triple disc on vinyl (it had been planned as a double, but a rival bootleg version encouraged Paul to expand it) sales were remarkable and it remains one of very few live albums to make #1 in America incidentally becoming the band's fifth #1 album in a row. Album Tracks 1. Venus and Mars / Rock Show / Jet 2. Let Me Roll It 3. Spirits of Ancient Egypt 4. Medicine Jar 1. Maybe I'm Amazed 2. Call Me Back Again 3. Lady Madonna 4. The Long and Winding Road 5. Live and Let Die 1. Picasso's Last Words 2. Richard Cory 3. Bluebird 4. I've Just Seen a Face 5. Blackbird 6. Yesterday 1. You Gave Me the Answer 2. Magneto and Titanium Man 3. Go Now 4. My Love 5. Listen to What the Man Said 1. Let 'Em in 2. Time to Hide 3. Silly Love Songs 4. Beware My Love 1. Letting Go 2. Band on the Run 3. Hi, Hi, Hi 4. Soily

Following marches, polkas, and waltzes by Benjamin Bilse, Richard Eilenberg, Josef Gung'l, and Carl Millöcker, this new is now the fifth cpo album with the conductor Christian Simonis. This time he turns to two members of the Fahrbach family of musicians to Philipp Fahrbach the Younger and Philipp Fahrbach the Elder. In mere numbers the members of the Fahrbach family by far surpassed the members of the Strauss family. Like the Strausses, the Fahrbachs also composed superb dances and marches. Moreover, in the Vienna and Austria of those times the Fahrbach dynasty of musicians contributed enormously to the music culture and development of popular music not only in the capital city's region but also beyond it. The titles of the works, the occasions of their composition and performance, and not least the music itself with all it's allusions are in the oeuvre of the Fahrbachs just as much »history in music« as they are in the compositions by the Strauss family. The Fahrbachs are no longer so famous today simply because of the poor state of the surviving source documentation. Like his father, Philipp Fahrbach the Younger was a conductor of military and private orchestras and in this capacity of course also a composer. The waltzes of father and son in particular enjoyed great favor among the public and music critics. The musical oeuvre of Philipp Fahrbach the Younger comprises more than five hundred compositions, most of which can be assigned to the genres of Viennese dance and march music. His most successful and most famous work is also heard on this album the brilliant polka française InchI'm KahlenbergerdörfelInch op. 340. Album Tracks 1. Storchschnäbel. Galopp Op. 149 2. Aus Sympathie. Polka Française Op. 142 3. Ocarina. Walzer Op. 330 4. Fluide - Galopp Op. 133 5. Perle Du Brésil. Polka Mazurka Op. 159 6. Traum Der Liebe. Walzer Op. 341 7. Zirkus.