Well, recently on the Sea of Tranquility channel on Youtube, which is hosted by Pete Pardo, they talked about some albums that may have been forgotten by some people out there, but they're albums that you should check out. If you're not subscribed to this channel, I strongly recommend it!! Lots of great music content!! He had his list of forgotten albums, and I decided to include my own picks as well. Here's both lists here. Let me know what you think of them, and if you have or haven't heard some of these:
Pete's Picks:
Necromandus - Orexis Of Death & Live
Benny Jansson - Flume Ride
Euclid - Heavy Equipment
Brian Davidson - Every Which Way
The Graviators - Evil Deeds
Axis - It's A Circus World
Golem - Orion Awakes
Master's Apprentices - Choice Cuts, Toast To Panama Red
Automatic Fine Tuning - Automatic Fine Tuning
Meniketti - Meniketti
Nightwinds - Nightwinds
Backdoor Slam - Roll Away
Janus - Gravedigger
Night Sun - Mournin'
Nightwing - Black Summer
Aardvark - Put It in Your Pipe & Smoke It
Pinnick Gales Pridgen - Pinnick Gales Pridgen
Priestess - Hello Master
Bullet - The Entrance To Hell
Dixie Dregs - Night Of The Living Dregs
Lynx - Missing
Graal - Legends Never Die
Frigid Pinks - Earth Woman
Paris - Paris
The Storm - The Storm
Cain - Pound Of Flesh
Indian Summer - Indian Summer
Nightingale - Invisible
Good Thunder - Good Thunder
Message - From Books & Dreams
Alkana - Welcome To My Paradise
My Picks:
Eric Clapton - Back Home
Albert Collins/Robert Cray/Johnny Copeland - Showdown!
Blues Saraceno - Plaid
Hank Williams III - Straight To Hell
Omar & The Howlers - Hard Times In The Land Of Plenty
Barry Goudreau - Barry Goudreau
Restless Heart - Big Dreams In A Small Town
Chris Duarte - Texas Sugar Strat Magik
Michael Lee Firkins - Michael Lee Firkins
Steve Stevens - Flamenco A Go Go
Derek Trucks Band - Songlines
Cactus - Cactus
Whitford/St. Holmes - Reunion
Scorpion Child - Scorpion Child
Orianthi - Heaven In This Hell
Guitar Shorty - We The People
Chet Atkins & Mark Knopfler - Neck & Neck
Doyle Bramhall II - Welcome
Otis Rush - Mourning In The Morning
Kentucky Headhunters - Pickin' On Nashville
Detective - Detective
Leslie West - Unusual Suspects
Richie Kotzen - Into The Black
Million Dollar Reload - Anthems Of A Regeneration
Electric Mary - III
Sonny Landreth - Elemental Journey
Shooter Jennings - Put The O' Back In Country
Dirty Shirley - Dirty Shirley
Richie Sambora - Undiscovered Soul
Gino Vannelli - Brother To Brother
Paul Rodgers - Muddy Water Blues
Those are fun lists. Most of the albums I am unaware of. And a handful of the bands as well.
From yours, I love the Albert Collins, Robert Cray, Johnny Copeland one.
Derek's Songlines is my favorite of theirs so it has never been forgotten by me. I love the song "Sailing On".
Otis Rush: Mourning in the Morning. I have to dig that one out again. Some great blues.
Paul Rodgers: Muddy Water Blues is an awesome one. The guests on that are really impressive.
From his, Backdoor Slam is a good one. I saw Davy Knowles, their singer in a packed small club in Chicago about five years ago and he knocked my socks off.
Everything in Moderation. Including Moderation.
Bought Neck n Neck, thought I’d really dig it, tried to - just left me short
yeah your list is the key one here - never heard of anyone on the 1st list xcpt NOTLDregs
would add to yours - Dragonfly, Jefferson Starship; Hot Wires, Roy Buchanan; Second Sight, Lonnie Mack; Little Charlie & the Nightcats Captured Live; Street Parade, Steve Gibbons Band
Then Play On by Fleetwood Mac
Spectrum by Billy Cobham
Turn It Over by The Tony Williams Lifetime
Alphonse Mouzon "Mind Transplant"
Little Feat "Feats Don't Fail Me Now"
J Geils Band "Bloodshot"
Muddy Waters "Hard Again"
Quicksilver Messenger Service "Happy Trails"
Steppenwolf "For Ladies Only"
Tommy Bolin "Teaser"
Fleetwood Mac "Blues Jam In Chicago" Volumes 1 & 2
Elvin Bishop "Let It Flow"
Canned Heat "Livin' The Blues"
"Is that a real poncho or is that a Sears poncho?"
The self-titled debut album from Kansas.
It seems most people think they started with Leftoverture,but to me the first album blew away anything that came after it.Yet,if I mention it to most people,I get a blank look.
David Gilmour's "David Gilmour"
