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Bob Dylan & George Harrison-I Don’t Believe You

The Rolling Stones-She’s So Cold

Sounds like the Stone Roses, no? Well at least until the horns come in, especially the sax.  By 1969 Manfred Mann were sounding more jazzy, and I guess they were headed to the progressive side of things.  Paul Jones was long gone by this point.

Television - Elevation

Tom Verlaine & The Million Dollar Bashers "Cold Irons Bound" I'm Not There (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 2007.

Wanna hear another little confession? When I first heard this one the other day, it left me down on my knees crying out “I’m a believer!”, after reciting three Hail Tom Verlaines to atone for my sin.

I don’t know I feel about this album yet, but I’m sure it’ll grow on me.

Big Joe Turner - Oke-She-Moke-Pop

There’s California Bloodlines in my heart and a California heartbeat in my soul

I want to be a warm and friendly person But I don't know how to do it

Marc Hurtado & Alan Vega - Saturn Drive Duplex [Sniper, 2010]

Martin Rev- “Coal Train”. Synthesizer pioneer, Martin Rev, is better known for his work with Suicide, but his solo work is also pretty cool. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Rev