(Rock,Protopunk,Rock-n-Roll) The Flamin' Groovies - 1968-1995 (10 альбомов) - 1995, MP3 , VBR 192-320 kbps

Tracks

* I'm Drowning (Loney)
* Babes in the Sky (Loney)
* Love Time (Loney)
* My Yada (Loney)
* Golden Clouds (Loney)
* The Slide (Loney)
* Prelude in a Flat to Afternoon of a Pud (Snowes)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* Roy Loney - guitar, vocals
* Tim Lynch - guitar
* George Alexander - bass
* Danny Mihm - drums

Tracks

* Gonna Rock Tonite (Loney)
* Comin' After Me (Jordan/Loney)
* Headin' for the Texas Border (Jordan/Loney)
* Sweet Roll Me on Down (Jordan/Loney)
* Keep a Knockin' (Little Richard)
* Second Cousin (Loney)
* Childhood's End (Loney)
* Jailbait (Jordan/Loney)
* She's Falling Apart (Loney)
* Road House (Jordan/Loney)

Bonus tracks on Buddha CD release;

* My Girl Josephine (Bartholomew/Domino)
* Around and Around (Berry)
* Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu (Smith/Vincent)
* Somethin' Else (Cochran/Sheeley)
* Rumble (Grant/Wray Sr.)
* Going Out Theme (Alexander/Jordan/Loney/Lynch/Mihm)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* Roy Loney - guitar, vocals
* Tim Lynch - guitar
* George Alexander - bass, vocals
* Danny Mihm - drums, percussion
* Commander Cody - piano

Tracks

* High Flyin' Baby (Jordan/Loney)
* City Lights (Jordan/Loney)
* Have You Seen My Baby? (Newman)
* Yesterday's Numbers (Jordan/Loney)
* Teenage Head (Jordan/Loney)
* 32-20 (Johnson/Loney)
* Evil Hearted Ada (Loney)
* Doctor Boogie (Jordan/Loney)
* Whiskey Woman (Jordan/Loney)

Bonus tracks on Buddha CD release;

* Shakin' All Over (Heath)
* That'll Be the Day (Allison/Holly/Petty)
* Louie, Louie (Berry)
* Walking the Dog (Thomas)
* Scratch My Back (Harpo)
* Carol (Berry)
* Going Out Theme (Alexander/Jordan/Loney/Lynch/Mihm)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* Roy Loney - guitar, vocals
* Tim Lynch - guitar
* George Alexander - bass
* Danny Mihm - drums
* Jim Dickinson - piano

Tracks

* Married Woman (Simms)
* Get a Shot of Rhythm & Blues (Thompson)
* Little Queenie (Berry)
* Slow Death (Jordan/Loney)
* Shake Some Action (Jordan/Wilson)
* You Tore Me Down (Jordan/Wilson)
* Talahassee Lassie (Crewe/Picariello/Slay)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* George Alexander - bass
* James Farrell - guitar
* Chris Wilson - guitar, vocals
* David Wright - drums

Tracks

* Shake Some Action (Jordan/Wilson)
* Yes, It's True (Jordan/Wilson)
* St. Louis Blues (Handy)
* I'll Cry Alone (Jordan/Wilson)
* Misery (Lennon/McCartney)
* Please Please Girl(Jordan/Wilson)
* Let the Boy Rock & Roll (Sebastian)
* Don't You Lie to Me (Berry)
* She Said Yeah (Christy/Jackson)
* Sometimes (Thomasson)
* I Saw Her (Wilhelm/Hunter)
* You Tore Me Down (Jordan/Wilson)
* Teenage Confidential (Jordan/Wilson)
* I Can't Hide (Jordan/Wilson)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* George Alexander - bass
* James Farrell - guitar
* Chris Wilson - guitar, vocals
* David Wright - drums
* Dave Edmunds - guitar, piano

01. Feel A Whole Lot Better.mp3
02. Between The Lines.mp3
03. Up's And Down's Lindsay.mp3
04. Move It Samwell.mp3
05. Take Me Back.mp3
06. Reminiscing .mp3
07. Good Laugh Mun.mp3
08. Yeah My Baby .mp3
09. House Of Blue Lights.mp3
10. Blue Turns To Grey.mp3
11. Paint It Black.mp3
12. All I Wanted .mp3
13. Don't Put Me On.mp3
14. There's A Place.mp3

The US release had a slightly different track list;

* Jumpin' in the Night (Jordan / Wilson)
* Next One Crying (Jordan / Wilson)
* First Plane Home (Jordan / Wilson)
* In the U.S.A. (Jordan / Wilson)
* Down / Down / Down (Burton)
* Yes I Am (Jordan / Wilson)
* Werewolves of London (Marinell / Wachtel / Zevon)
* It Won't Be Wrong)
* Please Please Me (Jordan / Lennon / McCartney)
* Tell Me Again (Jordan / Wilson)
* Absolutely Sweet Marie (Dylan)
* 5D (Fifth Dimension) (McGuinn)
* Lady Friend (Crosby)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, keyboards, vocals
* George Alexander - bass
* Mike Wilhelm - guitar, vocals
* Chris Wilson - guitar, keyboards, vocals
* David Wright - drums

01. Intro
02. Teenage Head
03. Call Me Lightning
04. I Feel A Whole Lot Better
05. I Can't Hide
06. A Million Miles Away
07. Step Up
08. Stay Away
09. Shakin'
10. Milk Cow Blues
11. Shake Some Action
12. Slow Death
13. In The USA
14. Baby, Please Don't Go

Encores :

15. Jumpin' In The Night
16. Slow Down
17. Almost Grown
18. Bittersweet

Tracks

* Shake Some Action (Jordan/Wilson)
* Teenage Head (Jordan/Loney)
* Slow Death (Jordan/Loney)
* Tallahassee Lassie (Crewe/Picariello/Slay)
* Yeah My Baby (Edmunds/Jordan/Wilson)
* Yes, It's True (Jordan/Wilson)
* First Plane Home (Jordan/Wilson)
* In the U.S.A. (Jordan/Wilson)
* Between the Lines (Jordan/Wilson)
* Don't You Lie to Me (Berry/Whittaker/Whittaker)
* You Tore Me Down (Jordan/Wilson)
* I'll Cry Alone (Jordan/Wilson)
* Please Please Girl (Jordan/Wilson)
* Down, Down, Down (Burton)
* Yes I Am (Jordan/Wilson)
* Teenage Confidential (Jordan/Wilson)
* I Can't Hide (Jordan/Wilson)
* Absolutely Sweet Marie (Dylan)
* Don't Put Me On (Jordan/Wilson)
* I Saw Her (Hunter/Jordan/Willhelm)
* All I Wanted (Jordan/Wilson)
* Jumpin' in the Night (Jordan/Wilson)
* There's a Place (Lennon/McCartney)
* River Deep-Mountain High (Barry/Greenwich/Spector)


Musicians include;

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* George Alexander - bass
* Mike Wilhelm - guitar
* Chris Wilson - guitar, vocals
* David Wright - drums
* Dave Edmunds - guitar
* James Farrell - guitar
* Roy Loney - vocals (one track only)
* Tim Lynch - guitar (one track only)
* Danny Mihm - drums (one track only)

Tracks

* Intro
* Teenage Head (Jordan/Loney)
* I Can't Hide (Jordan/Wilson)
* A Million Miles Away (Case)
* Shakin' (Jordan)
* Somebody's Fool (Jordan)
* Can't Stay Away from You (Jordan)
* Feel a Whole Lot Better (Clark)
* Slow Death (Jordan/Loney)
* In the U.S.A. (Jordan/Wilson)
* Slow Down (Williams)
* Juju Man (Edmunds)
* Bittersweet (Faulkner)
* Teacher Teacher (Phillips/Pickett)
* Almost Grown (Berry)

Musicians

* Cyril Jordan - guitar, vocals
* George Alexander - bass
* Jack Johnson - guitar
* Paul Zahl - drums

The Flamin' Groovies were an American rock music band of the 1960s and '70s. They began in San Francisco in 1965, founded by Ron "The Ripper" Greco, Cyril Jordan and Roy A. Loney. The Flamin Groovies' early recordings reveal a debt to The Lovin' Spoonful. Their first album, 1969's Supersnazz, was marred by unsuitable production[1], and stylistically was something of a mixed bag, containing as it did both re-creations of 1950s rock and roll and more melodic, somewhat rueful songs that anticipated the power pop movement of the 1970s—a genre to which the Flamin' Groovies would eventually contribute significant work.

Their second album, 1970's Flamingo, was a considerably stronger effort and revealed a band with a sly sense of humor and a musical approach that continued to draw upon '50s rock and roll as well as upon the work of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. It has been claimed that Flamingo is notable also as the only album by the group to feature an apostrophe after "Flamin" (all the others credited to "The Flamin Groovies"), but the LP covers and labels of Sneakers, Teenage Head, Shake Some Action, Now, and Jumpin' In the Night feature such apostrophes, too. The last (officially released) album with Roy Loney, Teenage Head, is perhaps their most mature effort with this line up and is in many ways the culmination of all their previous work. The band only rarely managed to achieve this level of consistency on an album again, although they still managed to produce the occasional classic single.

In 1971 Roy Loney left the Flamin Groovies, and was replaced by singer and guitarist Chris Wilson (born 10 September 1952, Waltham, Massachusetts), who, along with Jordan, began to move the group in a more overtly power-pop direction. Between 1971 and 1976, very little was heard of the group except their 1972 anti-drug song "Slow Death" (co-written by Loney). In 1976, they teamed up with British producer Dave Edmunds, and recorded an album entitled Shake Some Action. This LP and the following effort, Now, are good examples of their somewhat self-conscious attempt to revive the sound of the classic mid-'60s pop groups; the song "Shake Some Action" is perhaps their best-known and most emblematic recording. As Cyril Jordan told an interviewer, "The time that we were personifying had died in America years before. We were trying to put it into a capsule." The Groovies continued in the same style until the early 1980s. The Groovies were the only band besides The Grateful Dead from the 1960s San Francisco scene to survive into the 1980s. After some inferior re-recordings of their older material featuring only Jordan and bassist George Alexander from the original band, the Groovies disbanded in 1992 [2].

There has been some talk of a Groovies reunion in the 2000s, but as of December, 2007, no plans for shows or recordings have materialized. In 2005, Cyril Jordan founded a new band, Magic Christian, with Clem Burke from Blondie on drums, Eddie Munoz from The Plimsouls on bass and Paul Kopf on vocals.