Jackie Lynn - Jacqueline - VINYL LP

The reissue of Jackie Magno's 1st album, a Filipino female jazz singer who made her world debut for the first time in Japan, has been decided!Chito Kawachi of The Happenings is in charge of arranging all the songs, and musicians with a reputation for a technique such as Kenji Omura and Jun Fukamachi are backing up. Album Tracks 1. You and the Night 2. Rio's Disco Hill 3. After the Rain 4. Vision of a Dance 5. You Stole My Heart Away 6. Do You Believe in the Power of Music 7. Fly Away 8. You Coulda

Two honky tonk platters of newly discovered recordings from the legendary singer-songwriter when she was performing country music under her birth name, Sherry Lee Myers. Recorded by her mother directly from the radio! Album Tracks 1. Y'all Come 2. I'm Crazy Darling 3. Un, Uh, No 4. Why Baby Why 5. It May Have Been Teardrops 6. Taking My Chances 7. Walkin' After Midnight 8. The Sherry Lee Show Promo 9. Waiting 10. You're the Reason I'm in Love 11. My Heart Is Blind 12. I Can't Make My Dreams Understand 13. I'm Counting on You 14. Since I Left You Baby 15. When You Hurt Me I Don't Always Cry 16. Radio Show Announcement 17. I'm Walkin' 18. Anyway You Want Me 19. You Don't Owe Me a Thing 20. Big Hello 21. Money Honey 22. I'm in Love Again 23. Baby Let's Play House 24. Commercial 25. Love, Love, Love 26. Baby Honey 27. We Could 28. Sweet Dreams About You 29. Don't Stop the Music 30. Blue Monday 31. A Satisfied Mind 32. Radio Show Closing

180 gram vinyl reissue of 1969 psychedelic blues classic originally on Stable Records. Variety within the somewhat strict framework of the blues is something rare and elusive, and although musicians aspire to it and audiences long for it, failure and disappointment are usually their respective rewards. Yet unlike so many other musical forms, variety within blues does not necessarily mean an excess of complexity, sophistication, poetry or melody it is the contiguity of blues and genuine personal feelings that constitutes the prime essential, for without it everything down to the most basic twelve-bar becomes inherently meaningless. This first album by Jaklin demonstrates how a young composer and singer with an ingrained feeling for contemporary blues manages to produce songs which are both emotionally evocative yet simple enough to be tremendously vehicular - just take a listen to the weaving and pounding, the blending and harmony of the instrumentation on most of the tracks on this LP Particularly interesting is the rolling arrangement on InchSong To KatherineInch, a piece with a strong New Orleans atmosphere, or as a contrast the tinkling piano on the mellow InchI Can't Go OnInch. As a performer Jaklin sets a high standard of variety - this set kicks off with InchRosieInch, a raunchy adaptation of an African tribal number that Nina Simone once recorded as InchBe My HusbandInch, while in absolute contrast an acoustic guitar opens InchLook For Me BabyInch, a folk-based blues. InchEarly In The MorningInch has Jaklin. In a lighter mood, InchGoing HomeInch could easily be a John Lee Hooker song and arrangement from the late fifties or early sixties with the inspirational influences of rock'n'roll rhythms stamped out all over it. Jaklin's vocals are consistent throughout - the voice itself is a typical piece of British blues workmanship, with the influence of Alexis Kor