Langspeeltijd * Long-playtime of Monday 08 & Wednesday 10 December: John Mayall, Head Shop, The Yardbirds feat. Jimmy Page, David Axelrod [Ed’s Show, 2019-47]

NEW SHOW: John Mayall, Head Shop, The Yardbirds 1968 feat. Jimmy Page, David Axelrod *** REPEATED: John Lennon Live Peace Toronto, Rare Earth, B.B. King Live *** Monday 09 December, 12:00 > 24:00 hrs CET Brussels + repeated Wednesday 04 December, 12:00 > 20:00 hrs CET Brussels *** [2019-47, no. 112]  ***

*** RADIO 68: ALL THE REVOLUTIONARY SOUNDS AND VOICES OF THE SIXTIES ***

SHOWTIME 

NEW SHOW: DAVID AXELROD, JOHN MAYALL, HEAD SHOP, YARDBIRDS
THE ALBUMS
DAVID AXELROD
Selected tracks from Songs Of Innocence, LP, 1968.
PRODUCED BY AXELROD
Lou Rawls + The Cannonball Adderley Quintet (Live At The Club, 1966) + The Electric Prunes (Release Of An Oath, 1968.
JOHN MAYALL, feat. Mick Taylor, Chris Mercer, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Tony Reeves: Bare Wires, LP, UK, 1968, side 1 (Suite).
THE HEAD SHOP The Head Shop, LP, Canada, 1969, side 1.
JOHN MAYALL, feat. Mick Taylor, Chris Mercer, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Tony Reeves: Bare Wires, LP, UK, 1968, side 1.
THE YARDBIRDS Live at the BBC, 5 March 1968 & 15 April 1967
AND ALSO:
LOVE, PEACE & UNDERSTANDING The Electric Prunes: Hey, Mr. President.
FREE SPEECH: Hans Eisler / Ernst Busch: Solidaritätslied  + The Banner Theatre: Banker’s Blues.

REPEATED SHOW  
SPECIAL : JOHN LENNON, RARE EARTH, B.B. KING
THE ALBUMS
RARE EARTH Get Ready, 1969, side 1.
JOHN LENNON Live Peace Toronto, 1969, selected tracks side 2.
B.B. KING Live At The Regal, 1965, side 1.
RARE EARTH Rare Earth, 1969, side 2: the full 21 minutes ‘Get Ready’ version.
JOHN LENNON Live Peace Toronto, 1969, side 1.
B.B. KING Live At The Regal, 1965, side 2.
AND ALSO
LOVE, PEACE & UNDERSTANDING Little Richard: Freedom Blues + FREE SPEECH: John Lennon & Yoko One, Mike Klonly & Bernadette Dohrn

HIGHLIGHT ** IN DE KIJKER

DAVID AXELROD
Producer, arranger, and engineer David Axelrod made his mark with Cannonball Adderley, Lou Rawls and The Electric Prunes.He created recording dates — both live and in the studio — with crisp innovative production, forward-looking arrangements, and killer sound effects (the Prunes’ weird “Mass in F Minor” is a case in point). No one, however, expected him to make his own records. Nonetheless, in 1968 his first concept work was issued under the EMI imprint. His inspiration was Songs of Innocence, English poet William Blake’s watershed collection of poems; Axelrod set seven of them to music using a bevy of studio musicians and a lot of clout at the label (…)”.  Source / All Rights Reserved: Review by Thom Jurek www.allmusic.comhttps://www.allmusic.com/album/song-of-innocence-mw0000739065

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