MP3 Blue Ash - Around Again 1972-1979
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Abracadabra
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Day and Night
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Silver Horses
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Cant Get Her Out of My Mind
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I Remember a Time
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Start All Over Again
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It Wont Be Long Now
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Rosie Brown
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Plain to See
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Shes So Nice
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Halloween Girl
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When You Rock
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Oh No Not Again
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Sweet Virginia
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Mind Reader
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Rock On Rock and Roller
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Lover Boy
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Here We Go Again
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Baby Baby
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With You On My Mind
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You Dont Know What Its Like
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Im Your Man
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Pleasant Dreams
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Im a Bad Actor
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When I Come Home
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Give Your Love Away
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The Boy Wont Listen
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Its So Easy
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Youd Better Find Someone Else
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Jazel Jane
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Singing and Dancing Away
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Magic Words
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The Old Age Blues
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Around Again
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At the Movies
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Baby, I Just Want You
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Just My Luck
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Things Have Changed Now
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Im Insane About You
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Look At You Now
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Second Story Man
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Theres Only One Thing
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Tired of Pushing
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She Isnt There
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Youngstown, Ohio, Blue Ash formed in 1969, and soon won comparisons to the usual suspects associated with the tag: the Beatles and the Who. Raspberries and Badfinger, not far behind.
44 MP3 Songs
POP: 70's Pop, ROCK: 70's Rock
Details:
Blue Ashs fate mirrored that of fellow power-poppers like Big Star: not enough sales to back up all those critical hosannas. Youngstown, Ohio, Blue Ash formed in 1969, and soon won comparisons to the usual suspects associated with the tag: the Beatles and the Who. Raspberries and Badfinger, not far behind. Strong regional interest secured a deal in1973 with Mercury Records, home of the New York Dolls. Both bands even had the same champion A&R man Paul Nelson, who plucked Blue Ashs demo from an unsolicited tape pile. No More, No Less appeared that year, and is best remembered for its raucously melodic leadoff track, "Abracadabra (Have You Seen Her?")". Critics fell all over themselves, but sparse sales dashed hopes of continuing with Mercury. Their second, Front Page News arrived on Playboy Records in 1977, the groups talent burned brightly as ever though snowed under horns and strings but failed to improve its fortunes. Other than leader Frank Secichs work with Dead Boy Stiv Bators in the late 70s, there ends the story. Until now.
This 2 CD collection gathers up some of the most amazing material recorded by Blue Ash between 1969-1977. With more than 200 studio tracks to choose from, the 44 songs here represent the finest in the genre of the then-developing genre of power pop. Its a legacy that can now be extended, continued and shine into the future and influence new-comers to the roots of that classic power pop sound. Lots more great information on BLUE ASH can be found at www.blueashmusic.com
44 MP3 Songs
POP: 70's Pop, ROCK: 70's Rock
Details:
Blue Ashs fate mirrored that of fellow power-poppers like Big Star: not enough sales to back up all those critical hosannas. Youngstown, Ohio, Blue Ash formed in 1969, and soon won comparisons to the usual suspects associated with the tag: the Beatles and the Who. Raspberries and Badfinger, not far behind. Strong regional interest secured a deal in1973 with Mercury Records, home of the New York Dolls. Both bands even had the same champion A&R man Paul Nelson, who plucked Blue Ashs demo from an unsolicited tape pile. No More, No Less appeared that year, and is best remembered for its raucously melodic leadoff track, "Abracadabra (Have You Seen Her?")". Critics fell all over themselves, but sparse sales dashed hopes of continuing with Mercury. Their second, Front Page News arrived on Playboy Records in 1977, the groups talent burned brightly as ever though snowed under horns and strings but failed to improve its fortunes. Other than leader Frank Secichs work with Dead Boy Stiv Bators in the late 70s, there ends the story. Until now.
This 2 CD collection gathers up some of the most amazing material recorded by Blue Ash between 1969-1977. With more than 200 studio tracks to choose from, the 44 songs here represent the finest in the genre of the then-developing genre of power pop. Its a legacy that can now be extended, continued and shine into the future and influence new-comers to the roots of that classic power pop sound. Lots more great information on BLUE ASH can be found at www.blueashmusic.com
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