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Your Mother Should Know Online Archives Music Recently featured in YMSK Journal
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Trading
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and Roll, Folk and Jazz
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Click here to send e-mail, propose trade or say hello!
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Click here to send e-mail, propose trade or say hello!
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"So little time, So Much Music!"
Recordings recently featured in
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6-7 48 Stan Rogers Gordon Bok |
6-9 50 Les Paul Trio with Dickie Betts |
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5-30 42 Jefferson Airplane
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5-31 43 John Lennon |
6-1 44 Bonnie Raitt |
6-2 45 Hot Tuna Walkin
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6-4 46 Stan Rogers |
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5-26 38 Last night at the Fillmore East |
5-27 39 Ten Years After Alvin Lee, Robby Kreiger, Steve Howe Luke and the Apostles |
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5-17 31 The Rolling Stones
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A Short Statement from YMSK Recordings: Hello and welcome to Your Mother Should Know Recordings When I was about 11 years old, my parents gave me a transistor radio. Now in those days, a transistor radio was a big thing. It was not to long before I made the starteling discovory that i could buy the records i was listening to on my transistor. That was the beginning. Shortly there after, I visited a great uncle who had a wall of records in his house. This blew me away, made a lasting impression on me. I wanted to grow up to have a wall of records too. Some time soon after that, we visited a friend of my dad's in NJ. I was 11 or 12 This man, had been a big band leader in the teens and had reportedly given the Dorsey Brothers their first job. After retiring from playing, he turned his talents to inventing. Among other things he invented the 33 1/3 record. When i met him, he had been experimenting with and gave me a reel to reel tape recorder.. This was maybe 1962. From that day on, I recorded everything I could. I had no way of knowing this would become a lifetime hobby, which it has. (or maybe it is an obsession) A few years ago, I started taking out the old tapes; reel to reel and cassette, and started digitizing them. I've also met a lot of great people on the internet who trade wonderful music. I still have dozens of tapes, hundreds of hours of live music, as yet not digitized. I'm working on it, but this is a hobby (I keep telling myself that) and editing music takes a lot of time, so i figure I have myself a lifelong project. The bottom line, this is great fun, and thats why I do it. And now, thanks to the internet I get to share it with you. I love this music and I hope you do too. So come on in to my virtual living room, sit back, put on some tunes, relax, and enjoy my music with me.
Peace! ----------------------------------------------------------------
Dan Hicks Performing at the IOKA Theatre Exeter NH Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks
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YMSK Recordings Journal Many thanks to CO Russo, RC McWard and Art Kaufer for the wonderful music YMSK Recordings has received in trade. Warmest thoughts go out to Tenny Jed, fighting illness. I feel your spirit when I listen to the music. New disks include: The Band, Its a Beautiful Day, Old and in the Way rehersals,. Garcia Band, Dylan unplugged, David Bromberg (with his band and with Jorma Kaukonen), The Byrds at the tea party (I was at this show) John Lennon at Madison Square Garden (I was at this show too) CSNY at the Fillmore East, George Harrison and Eric Clapton, Planet Earth rock and Roll Orchestra (featuring Garcia, David Crosby, Mickey Hart, Graham Nash, Grace Slick, and Neil Young), Jimi Hendrix-Traffic, Jethro Tull at Carnegie Hall, The Who Tommy Demos, Pete Townsend live (including Psycho Derrelict), John Fogarty w/Garcia and Weir, a benefit for AIDS, Bob Dylan and George Harrison, The Kinks azt the Palladium in NYC, Van Morrison, Jorma Kaukonen-David Bromberg, John coltrane-MNiles Davis, Paul Simon (MTV Unplugged) and Simon and Garfunkel (Miami U)
Previous Journal entries
Jazz Disks:Dianna Krall All for you (Tribute to Nat King Cole), Vinnie Valentino, Miles Davis-Sketches of Spain, Gray Sargent shades of Gray. Rock and Roll: Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks, Beatles White Album, Blood Sweat and Tears (first two albums) David Grissman Quintet --------------------------------------------------
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The
Allman Brothers From the Fillmore East
Bill Graham called them ‘The Best of them all” when they closed his Fillmore East Hear That last set at the Fillmore on YMSK#1
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Let's TradeIIf you have a recording please send an e-mail to: Please describe the recording including venue, date, recording source and quality if known. Also please let me know what you'd like in return.
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Nothing to trade, but you must have something on this list? Many people who just wanted to share good music have helped me in my collection, time permitting i'm glad to do the same. E-mail me for my address and send disk and postage.
However, I would much rather trade with you, so make me an offer I can’t refuse. |
James Taylor I heard him at The Moon in Virgo Coffee House where I volunteered in 1969. Here him playing at a coffee house with Joni Mitchell in the mid 60’s , and In Concert in Boston on YMSK#6 |
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OK, I confess, I’m a Dead-Head. I’m proud of it. I first saw them in the 60’s at the Fillmore East, and have been listening ever since. Simply put, there is nothing like a Dead Show. You’ll find about 35 CD’s of live Dead recordings. My favorites right now are the recordings of the dead ‘jamming’ with The Allman’s, Janis Joplin, John Fogarty and Dylan. |
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Some time around 1963 I started playing guitar. Hearing Woody Guthrie and then Bob Dylan gave me the idea that even I could sing. The first band I was in put a mic in front of me and then turned off the amp. I had lots of fun, but I was never in a league with the guys above. However, I have not let that stop me. I have made two CD’s of myself playing. ‘Songs of My Time’ is primarily me, playing in coffee houses, an open mic, in my living room, and in my bathroom (just kidding). I play such immortal numbers as ‘I was a Sweeper at the Hilton Hotel, and She Was a Debutante’. The second CD ‘Don’t Quit Your Day Job’ is a GB band my wife and I played in. We’re playing ‘standards’. Want to hear some samples of my music go to |
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Hot Tuna There first album remains one of my top Favorites of all time. Here them live Acoustic and Electric on YMSK 8, 20 and 21 |
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have so much more Music on Tape. Dylan, Beatles, Stones, Dead,
The Closing of the Fillmore East, TheYoungbloods, Paul Simon, Boz
Scaggs, The Who… Folk and Jazz too. The list goes on and on. Since
this is just a hobby It is taking me a Long Time to get to this
stuff. But it is fun. I will be adding to my list as I get more
onto CD, Just send me an e-mail |
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Jefferson Airplane The Making of After Bathing At Baxters. This music offers a rare glimpse into the
Airplane's creative process.. |
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| 1. Satisfaction | 6. Watch Her Ride |
| 2. It's All Right | 7. It's No Secret |
| 3. Saturday Afternoon - Won't you Try -Jam | 8. White Rabbit |
| 4. Martha | 9. I need you around |
| 5. Other Side of This Life | |
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