Lord,Jon / Hoochie Coochie Men / Barnes,Jimmy - Live At The Basement - Alliance Exclusive Splatter - VINYL LP

Live at The Basement captures a rare and electrifying performance by Jon Lord, legendary keyboardist of Deep Purple, alongside Australian blues outfit The Hoochie Coochie Men and special guest Jimmy Barnes. Recorded in Sydney in 2003, the concert is a celebration of classic blues, soul, and rock, delivered with raw energy and masterful musicianship. Jon Lord's Hammond organ anchors the set with rich textures and expressive solos, while Barnes brings his unmistakable vocal fire to several standout moments. The ensemble-featuring Tim Gaze, Bob Daisley, Rob Grosser, Jim Conway, and others-delivers tight, soulful arrangements that pay homage to the roots of rock with authenticity and flair. The setlist spans traditional blues standards and original material, all performed with passion and spontaneity. The chemistry on stage is palpable, blending British rock heritage with Australian blues grit. This offers a front-row experience of a unique collaboration, showcasing Lord's versatility beyond the hard rock realm. Ideal for fans of Deep Purple, classic blues, and live performance collectors, Live at The Basement is a vibrant document of musical camaraderie and timeless groove.

Muddy Waters - Hoochie Coochie Man Live At The Rising Sun Celebrity Jazz Club [VINYL LP] 180 Gram, date 04/16/2016

Released in December 1971, Ten Man Mop is Steeleye Span's third studio album and a defining statement in British folk rock. Recorded at Sound Techniques in London, it captures the band's transition from acoustic purity to a more electrified, experimental sound. The lineup - Maddy Prior, Tim Hart, Martin Carthy, Peter Knight, and Ashley Hutchings - delivers a rich blend of traditional balladry and bold instrumental interplay. The album's title references a medieval job fair, reflecting the band's playful yet scholarly approach to folklore. It's subtitle honors Reservoir Butler, a little-known folk singer whose name the band felt deserved preservation. This was Hutchings' final album with the group, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a new sonic direction. The production, overseen by Sandy Roberton, balances authenticity with studio sophistication. With textured gatefold packaging and extensive liner notes, the original was a labor of love-so much so that the band lost money on each copy sold. Ten Man Mop remains a collector's treasure, prized for it's historical depth and musical integrity. Ideal for fans of Fairport Convention and Pentangle, it's a cornerstone of the UK folk revival. A timeless blend of tradition and innovation, this album continues to resonate with discerning listeners.