Jorma Kaukonen - Christmas - 1996 Christmas is a Jorma Kaukonen studio album released in July 1996. It was the only themed album Kaukonen recorded and was a departure from the usual Rev. Gary Davis influenced tunes. It included new Christmas-themed compositions as well old hymns such as "Silent Night." Like the previous album, The Land of Heroes, Christmas incorporated the work of Michael Falzarano and Fred Bogert. Kaukonen's wife Vanessa also performed vocals and co-wrote one song. It was also the only time Kaukonen performed keyboards on an album.01. Downhill Sleigh Ride02. Christmas Rule03. What Child Is This? (Traditional)04. Christmas Blues (Falzarano)05. Journey of The Three Wise Men06. Baby Boy (Traditional)07. You're Still Standing08. Silent Night (Traditional)09. Holiday Marmalade10. Holiday SegueJorma Kaukonen Guitars, Keyboards, VocalsMichael Falzarano Rhythm guitar, Sleigh bells, VocalsFred Bogert Bass, Keyboards, VocalsVanessa Lillian vocalsChris Munson, Wayne Killius Drums+@320 Reeves Gabrels & Bill Nelson - Fantastic Guitars - 2014Long time David Bowie collaborator and now lead guitarist of The Cure, Reeves Gabrels, has been a friend of Bill Nelson for over 20 years. During that time a collaboration has often been discussed but it was only recently that serious plans were made for the two guitarists to record together. The result is 'Fantastic Guitars,' an album of guitar instrumentals that marries their playing in a unique and exciting way. If you love electric guitars they don't get more astonishingly electric than this! 01. And The Train Left The Station Trailing Sparks And Stars02. Infernal Appartatus03. Revenge Of The Coda Kings04. A Brilliant Night For Rain05. Ghosts Behind Glass06. Ambiguity07. Honeybee In Autumn08. Orange Turning Black09. Santos10. Radio Andalusia11. Fantastic GuitarsOTHERS REEVES GABRELS' ALBUMS? Look HERE +@320 The Ingoes - Before We Were Blossom Toes (1964-66) - 2010from popmattersThis 15-tracker provides a comprehensive account, through unreleased originals and obscure studio cuts, of British pop-psych band Blossom Toes when they were still a jobbing young R&B combo searching for a voice amidst the flowering beat boom of the mid-60s. Formed in London and managed by Giorgio Gomelsky (The Yardbirds), the Ingoes got to play the hip Crawdaddy clubs and the Marquee. But it wasnt until the group landed a residency at Le Bus Palladium in Paris that they really got their groove on, as exemplified by the closing number, a raucous live version of Rufus Thomass Jump Back that has the Parisian scenesters going wild. Along the way the quartet recorded two workman-like versions of Help!, one in French, the other in Italian, and kick-started a dance craze called Le Monkiss; its the four tracks which made up the original EP Viens Danser Le Monkiss in 65, including a sensational version of Wilson Picketts In the Midnight Hour, that provide the album highlights. Although highly enjoyable and with insightful liner notes by band guitarist Brian Godding, theres nothing here to suggest that just twelve months later, theyd be singing a song about Mrs Murphys Budgerigar.01. Fast Eddie02. I Feel the Winter03. Monday04. I Don't Want You05. Thank You All the Same06. Whatcha Gonna Do 'bout It?07. Ready Packed People of Today08.