Color Humano

 

Side A

01 Introduccion Polenta

02 La Tierra Del Gitano

03 Hombre de las Cumbres

04 Humberto

05 Humanoides

06 Hace Casi 2000 Anos

07 Silbame  Oh Cabeza

08 Pascual Tal Cual

09 Sangre Del Sol

Side B

10 Las Historias Que Tengo

11 Va A Salir Un Lugar

12 A Traves de los Inviernos

13 Cosas Rusticas

14 Larga Vida Al Sol

15 Un Blues Para Adelina

Color Humano was a prominent Argentine rock trio that emerged in the early 1970s following the breakup of Almendra, which gave rise to three new bands—Color Humano being one of them.

In 1972, they released their self-titled debut album, in line with the common Argentine rock tradition of naming a band's first record after the group itself.

While the album doesn't contain a standout hit, it stands out as a cohesive and engaging listen from start to finish, blending acoustic rock with tracks that lean toward a harder edge.

Odyssey 1421

 

01 BUFFALO Leader

02 BLUE CHEER Feathers from Your Tree

03 SAMUEL PRODY Time Is All Mine

04 WARHORSE Burning

05 HARVEY MANDEL Wade In The Water

06 BLACK CAT BONES Good Lookin´ Woman

07 BANG Questions

08 FLEETWOOD MAC Rattlesnake Shake

09 THE WICKED LADY Run the Night

10 TRAPEZE Medusa

11 SIR LORD BALTIMORE Kingdom Come

The Old Man & The Sea

 

01 Lady Nasty

02 The Monk Song 

03 Going Blind

04 Jingoism

05 Living Dead

06 Love 77

07 Princess

08 Sadness

09 The Sea Of Green

10 Through Your Hair

11 The Jam

The Old Man & The Sea was a progressive rock band from Horsens, Denmark, formed in 1967 by Benny Stanley (guitar), Knud Lindhard (bass), and Tommy Hanseen (organ/keyboards). With Lars "Beske" Thygesen (drums) and Robert Hauschild (vocals), the original lineup toured Denmark and Norway before splitting in 1969.

They reformed in 1971 with John Lundvig on drums and Ole Wedel on vocals. Relocating to Brund, the band was signed to Sonet Records through engineer Freddy Hansson of Rosenberg Studios, where they recorded their self-titled debut album in 1972.

Odyssey 1420

 

1 VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers

2 RUSH Cygnus X-1, Book II- Hemispheres- I. Prelude - II. Apollo- Bringer of Wisdom - III. Dionysus- Bringer of Love - IV. Armageddon- The Battle of Heart and Mind - V. Cygnus- Bringer of Balance - VI. The Sphere- A Kind of Dream

3 EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER Karn Evil 9 

4 GENTLE GIANT Just The Same

The Beau Brummels

 

01 Magic Hollow

02 Darkness

03 Deep Water

04 Before Darkness Ends

05 Just A Little 

06 Find A Place

07 Two Days 'Til Tomorrow 

08 Lower Level

09 Bittersweet 

10 Only Dreaming Now

11 She Reigns

12 She's Coming 

13 Friend Of Mine

14 Black Crow 

15 The Painter Of Women

16 Turn Around

17 Galadriel 

18 Cherokee Girl 

19 Tan Oak Tree 

20 Love Is Just A Game

21 I'm A Sleeper 

22 You And I

23 I Love You Mama 

The Beau Brummels were an American rock band formed in San Francisco in 1964. The original members were Sal Valentino (lead vocals), Ron Elliott (lead guitar), Ron Meagher (bass), Declan Mulligan (rhythm guitar, bass, harmonica), and John Petersen (drums). The group was discovered by local radio DJs seeking talent for their new venture, Autumn Records, where a young Sylvester Stewart—later known as Sly Stone—produced the band’s early sessions. Early on, their sound fused elements of beat and folk music, often drawing comparisons to the Beatles. As their style evolved, they explored psychedelic and country rock influences.