The balearic beardo beach hippie album canon

does Roxy Music's "Like A Hurricane" fit here? Kinda?

ya, the 12" of Steve Winwood's Night train from that album has an instrumental and i've seen harvey and rub'n'tug play it

would like to hear that instrumental, you mentioned it once before iirc. are there any instrumentals of the joe cocker stuff on island? that would be similarly awesome.

and xp- i think roxy music fits, esp if we're talking about a neil young cover

yeah, it's the neil young song. sounds like Studio sort of.

http://robotsinheat.com/temp/Night%20Train%20(Inst).mp3

when this gets going, it kills me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkUbw9fFEe4

http://www.youtube.com/watch#playnext=1&playnext_from=TL&videos=u97jlruLKbk&v=9KJgs1ZlAKk

my record collection needs more tri atma, reminds me of my favorite kitaro tracks. tho maybe it's more fit for a revive of that 'global village syncretic fusionism' thread (which could use a revive anyway, imo)

btw i think this thread is the reason i got hooked on ilm. cheesy but true.

There's a copy of that Little River Band LP at a market stall near me.... all the encouragement i need.

has there been any john martyn posted in the thread? if not, there should be. i've been buying his later albums and they are always amazing and as they get smoother, get more balearic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYLVM560Fok

^ not necessarily that one. that one's more on the hippy beach part of it. but he uses cheap drum machines and is produced at Compass Point and even worked with lee perry

"hole in the rain" is ill

i just watched that john martyn clip on youtube like 30 mins before jaxon posted. totally weird that he hasn't been mentioned much here

played 80s trivial pursuit this weekend and had the question asker scoff and say "you are SOOOOO never going to get this,,, name a zurich born harpist that was listed in three US billboard charts in 1984."

i got up and threw my Andreas Vollenweider record in his face!

i can't remember the question, but the same thing happened when they asked about the william hurt film gorky park. the soundtrack's epic, assholes!

― (jaxon) ( .) ( .) (jaxon), Wednesday, December 17, 2008 1:50 AM (1 year ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

this story still makes me lol for some reason

man i must have been so stoned upthread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OY1OlKOIiU

jaxon, can you re-up the winwood track? if not here, then elsewhere...

reuploaded. for some reason my server was acting crazy yesterday

can't believe I never looked at this thread properly until now...really nice music thanks guys

loving Batteaux's "Mirror" and the Winwood track

I love that Ned Doheny song. Hard Candy and Prone are two albums worth tracking down. His self titled album is my favorite, but it's more west coast country rock than Balearic.

king of impossible to find, or so i've seen. there are also Tata Vega and Average White Band covers of that song.

nerve pylon posted the loggins messina album cover upthread, but this song is just so epic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdVFQRn3Emo

also this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oowuyzxgmtg

There's a mix from dirk of eskimo recordings on lovefingers that's all balearock/funky/folky/classic rock. Great stuff.
http://www.lovefingers.org/mp3/dirk.mp3
Think there's also another one on beats in space worth searching for.
― jaxon, Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:45 AM (1 year ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

this is the BIS mix. probably one of my all time faves. so perfectly sequenced and mixed. and with really obvious songs, but it doesn't even matter. so great.

http://www.beatsinspace.net/playlists/323

I just found Batteaux self titled on a blog. It fits perfectly what i was needing to hear today. Is this a hard to find record?

i got mine for $6 at a record fair. haven't really seen it around otherwise. there's an 8track copy on ebay for $2.50

posting everywhere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9NJNAMHsdI

X-post to Jacob
Picked up mine for 3 euro - think it's a reissue: there is a few on musicstack for about 10e/$

Someone up thread mentioned Jim Ford, someone I have only heard of in passing. So I sought out his records this weekend and I found one called Harlan County. I don't see how it fits into this thread at all. But it sure is good. Almost sounds like Don Covay or Swamp Dogg mixed with Billy Swan? Anyway really great album.

yea it doesn't really fit with a beachy vibe, but he sure did love yachting and cocaine!

Are his later recordings different than Harlan County? After listening to this a few times, I keep asking myself is this a subdued Don Covay?

i haven't heard everything, but the comps i have seem to indicate that he didn't really switch his style up too incredibly much. does jim ford not have his own thread?

ahh here tis- I Can't Find The Recent Thread On Recently Rediscovered Singers That Mentioned Jim Ford So I'll Start A New One For Him

that john martyn clip is killing me

this is the BIS mix. probably one of my all time faves. so perfectly sequenced and mixed. and with really obvious songs, but it doesn't even matter. so great.

http://www.beatsinspace.net/playlists/323

― jaxon, Sunday, March 7, 2010 1:12 PM (2 months ago) Bookmark

i know what u mean, but lol @ the standard for 'obvious' here

I'm a lazy Sid, so I only gave a quick glance to see if these were mentioned.

Lee Hazlewood sorta owns this, though the time period might be a bit off.
John Phillips
Lyme & Cybele [I believe Warren Zevon was Lyme]
Buffy St. Marie
Richie Havens
Fit & Limo

...maybe - if I truly grasped the question. ;-)

Is there still any interest in this genre?

Might this be the ultimate BBBH jam?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXXBg7aPUsM

Stay for the whole thing, the vocal/guitar effects are worth it.

Also way into live versions of John Martyn doing "Outside In,' which Lovefingers used in the "1984" track last year. I want to hear more if people have picks.

im still interested

ill selection, btw

kinda over nu-balearic (never really got under it tbh), edits and dance music in general, but BBBH is one of those things i just won't tire of.

hippie

tripster

beardo

(xpost ^ i'm a tripster)

harper's 'stormcock' (from where that song comes from) is one of the most amazing records ever.

hats off to that man imo

I was worried that people had moved on to windsurf funk or christian campfire rock.

Admittedly haven't explored Harper that deeply, but will now. Thanks for the tip, Jaxon.

you posted it!

rocked this one this morn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKy2qe5iIpQ