The Big T.N.T. ShowIt's a gas. It's a blast. It's The Big T. N. T. Show! t's a night like no other when some of the all time greats of rock, blues, country western, and folk come together for the incredible concert film event of 1966! An all star companion piece to 1964's T. A. M. I. Show, The Big T. N. T. Show features the tastiest grooves from the era's greatest acts, including The Byrds, Ray Charles, Donovan, Petula Clark, The Lovin' Spoonful, Ike and Tina Turner,

as shown by the songs dedicated to Ute Ziemer by Enjott Schneider (*1950)

It Ain't Necessarily So

Phil Campbell on guitar and Lemmy on vocals and bass

original-era Acid Jazz album

building a complete cycle

Guy Clark was king

his experiments in form and keyboard writing are all well ahead of his time and invite comparison with early-Romantic pioneers such as Schubert and Beethoven

according to The New York Times

On this new album

Kicking off with the funky "Double Dealin'"

Year Of The Goat

That was when I started to get the Fred Davis story in fits and starts