What might at first appear as another cheesy DVD cashing in on The Beatles' continuing popularity and 40th anniversary of the Beatles first visit to the U. While this DVD does not contain any filmed footage from the Beatles' performances in Hamburg in their early career, it does include a variety of photographs from the Hamburg days accompanied by their recordings with Tony Sheridan. Many of the photographs are from the collection of Astrid Kirchher. Kirchher was a member of the Beatles' inner circle in Hamburg and girlfriend of Stuart Sutcliffe.
The interviews are all presented in sepia-tone rather than color or black and white, which gives this documentary an artsy appearance. Ever wonder what the Fab Four were like before they became The Beatles? Just what were those early years on the road like for John, Paul, George and Ringo? What led them to choose their now-historic band name? What really happened with original drummer Pete Best? And most importantly, what brought them all together in the first place? A "must have" for any true fan of the Lads from Liverpool! This insightful and intriguing history of the band traces their existence from the very day John first met Paul at a church function, all the way up to their incredible rise to fame, and finally to their break-up many years later.
Filled with previously unseen footage, and told through the eyes of Victor Spinetti, the actor who worked closely with the band in their first 3 films, as well as through the musicians and friends of the group, this story truly gives a vivid picture of the most successful band this world has ever seen. Beginning with their first performances in Liverpool and Hamburg nightclubs, this documentary follows the incredible rise of the Beatles to a worldwide phenomenon.
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There are many "behind the scenes" insights into the group giving us a glimse into John, Paul, George and Ringo rarely seen. The saga ends tragically with John's death and John looking back and answering questions on life, drugs and peace. It's a stirring tribute to the four boys from Liverpool who changed the direction of popular music forever.
There's no shortage of redundant documentaries about the life and artistry of John Lennon, but the minute, unauthorized Inside John Lennon manages to cover the same old ground in a refreshing, thoroughly captivating way. Among the latter are Tony Sheridan, for whom the early Beatles acted as a backup band; various members of Lennon's pre-Beatles group, the Quarrymen; Apple general manager Alistair Taylor; and Julia Baird, Lennon's sister.
Though the film covers familiar, major events in Lennon's life, the anecdotes and insights will strike most fans as new, while unguarded opinions of old confidantes are sometimes startling. There isn't a lot of material on Brian Epstein out there and some of the newsreel footage is pretty cheesy, but this is a really interesting look at him, with some personal stories from people like his assistant Alistair Taylor and John's sister. It's worth checking out even if you don't get to hear Beatles music and the quality of the movie clips is all over the map.
Candid footage from the height of Beatlemania is to be seen for the first time to mark the 40th anniversary of their US debut. The access all areas film recorded their first footsteps in America, capturing John, Paul, George and Ringo's effect on a massive new audience. The intimate scenes were shot by pioneering film-makers Albert and David Maysles. But the footage has now been upgraded and extended to 80 minutes using unseen footage. The DVD will give the advantage of providing both, one on each disc. Do see it in the theater if you can, for that big-screen, being-there effect, but try to catch it in a theater with decent sound!
I saw it in two theaters, one with surround sounded fabulously realistic and one with a sytem pathetically inadequate to the subject. Also, while the film wonderfully interjects short interviews and scenes from rehearsals, etc. It will surely touch your heart - lots of love projected - and DO stay for the end credits for something you won't want to miss.
Being a wealthy ex-Beatle has its advantages, and with his enchanting Music and Animation Collection, Paul McCartney shares his creative privileges with the rest of us. Amiable amphibians also star in "Rupert and the Frog Song" originally produced to accompany McCartney's film Give My Regards to Broad Street , in which the beloved children's book character, Rupert the Bear, witnesses the once-in-a-lifetime vision of frogs performing a glorious midnight concert.
All three of these wonderful shorts celebrate nature, animal welfare, and the imaginative innocence of childhood, and McCartney working with Beatles producer George Martin can be proud of his role in their creation. Sir Paul's live performances are actually improving as he gets older, which makes this document from his early '90s touring days arguably better than his '70s dates but not up to the level of his triumphant new millennium concerts. The problem is the newer stuff.
But tunes such as "Biker Like a an Icon" and "Peace in the Neighbourhood" are no great shakes any time; placed side by side with "Hey Jude" and "Yesterday," they fare even less well. A bio and photo gallery are included. The sound was awful, the din of the audience almost constant. Also, the concert set-up was in-the-round--but only Ringo Starr's rickety little drum riser could rotate, so during several songs the other three Fabs were obliged to turn their backs on their own amps to face the rest of the audience!
No matter; they roar through their eight-tune set with palpable, irresistible energy--just check out "I Saw Her Standing There. But this document of the group at their early peak is a must-have for true believers. Considerable file footage and audio clips from the period help fill out both the concert program and an accompanying trivia quiz.
This four-disc set includes two feature films and two documentaries all previously available on DVD. Visit is an minute black-and-white documentary by acclaimed directing brothers Albert and David Maysles that captures the group's trip to the U. It includes plenty of songs as performed on The Ed Sullivan Show, of course, as well as footage of the band riding the train or sitting in their hotel room watching television coverage of themselves.
A subsequent performance in Washington, D. You Can't Do That!: The Making of "A Hard Day's Night" is an hourlong documentary that traces the creation of the historic film. Hosted by Phil Collins, who appeared in the original among a crowd of screaming teenagers, the film features extensive clips and interviews with those involved with the movie though George Harrison is the only Beatle whose voice is heard. A highlight is "You Can't Do That," a performance that was cut from the original film. The set list is fabulous, the behind-the-scenes stuff is excellent. But what makes this DVD so special is the interplay between a marvelous artist and an audience that adores him and his music.
Paul McCartney may be 60 or so, but his voice and energy and humor are those of his younger self. Most of the songs are from the Beatles era, and the rest from the best-known Wings periods. He sings and plays them faithfully, and with gusto. But the audience is almost as much fun to watch.
It's amazing to see boomers laughing and crying and dancing like crazy, but it's also incredible to see little kids, college students, people in their 20s, 30s and 40s, singing every word, from memory, and just basking in the moment. It's a hugely enjoyable CD for anybody who loves the Beatles catalog, and that's a lot of people. And wonderful, galvanizing performances by, among others, the Jackson Five especially "the little fella in front," as Sullivan calls Michael , the Animals, James Brown, Janis Joplin, Jackie Wilson, the Rolling Stones, and even the Association "Along Comes Mary" are enough to counter the curious inclusion of the Brooklyn Bridge, Jay and the Techniques, and other obscure minor talents.
Watch the astounding events unfold as Beatlemania swept through the UK, across the USA and exploded throughout the world. This is very much the Beatles in "their own words," giving interviews with the press at critical moments in their career as they progressed from adorable "mop tops" to cultural revolutionaries. Songs on CD are not performed by The Beatles. Also a great very long interview on the Unauthorized side of this disc.
A must have at a great Amazon Price. The video footage is largely news and local TV footage separated with interviews with people who knew George, such as a friend from school. There is an interview with George Martin from just after George died and news footage of Paul McCartney with his comments. This DVD is probably only one for the true completist fan otherwise it is a forgettable 'watch once' DVD which seems to have been produced on a low budget.
Buy from any one of these locations: The quality is reminiscent of the times, and in today's world of digital video and sound, it's a stretch to say that you'll find these to your liking. These are for the serious collector who remembers rabbit ears on the top of television sets and newsreels at the Saturday matinees. The year in question is , when the newly married couple staged the notorious "bed-in" at a Toronto hotel to promote their somewhat naive but sincere campaign for world peace. John Lennon Murdered This is simply the broadcast as it was that day and other things happened in the world too and merited attention as well.
This simply enhances the video's value as a document of the day's activities. The Messenger is rather optimistically billed as the "Essential John Lennon", an impression the makers hope to consolidate through imperiously smart packaging. Be sure to read the small print on the back, however. This is an unofficial programme and as such does not contain any music or performances by either the Beatles or John Lennon. Where music does occur, it's in the form of Beatles-esque jingle-jangle courtesy of the splendidly named Dennis Pugsley and the Overtures.
Film certainly captures moments; his youth, Beatlemania, Yoko, the "Bed-in", his deportation troubles, etc. But other unsavory elements aren't mentioned; such as his brief heroin addiction, and even though May Pang offers comment, his affair with her is only touched on briefly. DVD has not yet been released. Great off the cuff remarks by Lennon, and some really classic tracks. A wonderful series that shows the two as genuinely human. Great set for the collector. Now, no one--most likely including Ringo himself--will claim that the former Beatle drummer is a great singer or artist, but he's an amiable bandleader with a clutch of solo hits to perform, including "Back Off Boogaloo," "Photograph," and "It Don't Come Easy," not to mention the Fabs' own "Yellow Submarine" and "With a Little Help from My Friends.
The jokes about flatulence and sex are banal, but the cast of then-unfamiliar faces is fun to watch from the perspective of history. The best thing going are some dinosaur special effects, though Ringo might argue meeting his future wife Barbara Bach was a good deal. The Movie Unlike similar "psychedelic" films of the 60s, Wonderwall is one of the few to successfully capture the look and feel of what now appears to be a mythic time when creativity and freedom in cinema was not only new and exciting - but mainstream. Wonderwall will not be for everyone, but it will appeal to those who can appreciate the off-beat and provocative.
It will challenge you but also reward you with brilliant performances and one of the best-ever soundtracks by the late George Harrison. But that term does not do justice to what is simply a charming "period piece" that still resonates today for those who like intelligent cinema. Still, choice footage and photographs, along with a McCartney interview by daughter Mary interspersed throughout the program, make this an entertaining history of an often unfairly maligned group. Wingspan is also a valentine to McCartney's late wife, Linda, who was always by his side, in and out of Wings.
But the show--comprised entirely of songs from McCartney's release Run Devil Run--was also seen by a record-setting Internet audience, allowing the whole world to share the joy of seeing McCartney return, literally and musically, to the roots of his illustrious career.
Paul is Live in Concert on the New World Tour I saw this show in , and this video brought back wonderful memories of the excitement. Good dose of Beatles classics, some Wings standards, and a few songs from his then-new album. He looks great, he sounds great, and he seems to be having a ball. The World Tour Movie This collection of 20 songs from his ' world tour is the ultimate! I've said too much already, but this is the best available McCartney video.
The songs are laid-back, breezy, and soulful, like Paul has remembered everything he used to be. A video of Paul from the 80's. Filled with rare music and newsreel clips, this is a personal, in-depth retrospective of one of rock's most influential recording artists. McCartney chronicles his life and times, including his relationship with John Lennon, the Beatles and their break-up, his solo career, Wings, the making of Press to Play and everything in between. Also featuring Beatles footage which no collector should be without. I found it to be entertaining, and I love all of the songs.
The plot of the movie is a bit silly, but hey, you get some wild "music videos" out of it. It's definitly one you should have in your collection if you are a true Paul McCartney fan. Movin' On This documentary film goes through the making of Off the Ground and through the world tour. They document photo shoots, video shoots, concert stage constructing and more.
A must for any true Paul McCartney fan. Standing Stone This DVD presents the world premiere of Paul McCartney's Standing Stone, a minute concert work performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, coupled with a minute documentary based around the writing and studio recording of the piece. I have to report that although many people including me would love to hear him sing again it is very unlikely. I will be going to stay with him in November and i will continue to tell him about the tremendous support that he has from all out there.
In the meantime visit Steve Webbs site and listen to the unreleased gems that are on there. I approached Adam Shearer at Universal Music re a Jess Roden retrospective a few days back and to poss compile and do liner notes etc…He has passed the proposition on to the powers that be at Universal, so they ARE aware.
It might just add weight if as many people as possible e-mail Adam to show that there is indeed a lot of Jess folk out there. Chris… and anyone else. Ignore all the other stuff though — just my own unrelated, out of date ramblings!! If so………kindly send to e-mail below. Nick, please accept my condolences to you and Jess on the passing of your mum. A great file sharing site is http: How does that happen? Anyway, would love to get hold of another copy on vinyl or CD if anybody could help.
Any suggestions most welcome. I saw Jess in Edinburgh in June at a student union gig — having been a fan for a few years by then — and he was fantastic but I lost touch with his music after that. I would love to be able to listen to his solo album again — though I do still have a co0py of The Butts Band and the necessary gear to play it, amazingly! Thanks in anticipation for any help. Stuart, CivilAccess, you should both have received download links for your respective Jess stuff now. And while we;re on the subject — come on you record companies!! Two of the tracks feature Steve Winwood on Hammond.
I thought these recordings were lost forever but they survived on a cassette and, though hiss is prominent, I have tweaked them a bit to put up levels and tame the bass etc. Colin also sent me a live show which needs extensive work but I will get round to it asap Studio is busy and each song takes hours to clean etc. I can be contacted through webbsongs. Does the appearance on the Old Grey Whistle Test exist? Steve, all your hard work the and now! Hello all Jess fans, I have been approached via e mail and a phone call contact by a guy who has contacts at Universal and subsequently Island Records who is trying through a record lable to see if all the old Island tracks the best of etc can be re released on a retrospective album for subsequent release.
I forwarded details of 17 tracks totaling 81 mins which are my own selection from those Island records,I have all the Island records either on disc or converted to disc. This was about 6 weeks ago and his last response was that he had sent the list to Universal to see if the tracks could be made available for this album. Has anyone been requested recently for the same datails as I can see above that everbody is keen to get this show on the road.
The main thing I would wish personally is that it heavily favours the material never before released on CD, plus tracks unreleased in any form, and his numerous guest appearances. Anyone else any thoughts? Thanks for those great links Chris! Kev, Totally agree with your sentiments but I guess that this could be difficult to achieve.
Kev what is Seven Windows got all Jess stuff but what is it and how do I get it. Would there be any possibility that you could retrieve these two traesures at some point and agree to them being circulated amongst the afficiandos amongst us?? I for instance am able to transfer cassettes onto CD and would be willing to co-ordinate an arrangement whereby they could be copied by one person and then passed on via mail onto the next person on a list of interested parties, for free. BUT I will ask the person who holds them there to dig them out and retrieve.
Once I have them then I will write.
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Will keep you posted. I like the idea of us circulating all these gems…I hope the powers that be see that there is a demand for Jess material, and act upon it! Could this be a sign? He e-mailed back and expressed his amazement at why Jess was not up there with the best, and remembered at the time at how was it possible that such a slight and humble man could produce such things vocally. He finished with that he would never forget Jess Roden and that session. Kev, Thanks for the offer Seven Windows please e mail the content to frenchyb53 aol.
Have it on csssette somewhere. That sounds interesting, anon! Hi all…just discovered this site. However, would appreciate some help. Anyone able to link me up with, say, an MP3 copy?.. I can remember John coming to stay and playing football with me on our back lawn. Sorry to all you lot out there i am just remembering happy times. No apologies necessary, Nick!
Glad we could bring back the memories for you. The UK can be both proud and simultaneously ashamed — proud of the legacy of great singers of which I put Jess in my Top 3, along with Glenn Hughes and Paul Rogers — but ashamed at the lack of recognition with the possible exception of Rogers these marvelous singers get. Totally with you on this. This is the way to go. Good luck with this! Anon Glasgow,if you still need Play it Dirty etc please let me know for a copy frenchyb53 aol. Kev, Can you send via cutesendit the 2 Luther tracks,usual e mail address. Mark, Just got Multiplay on vynil and it is now down on cd,if you need a copy still please let me know.
The album was mint so the playback is pretty good. Please contact on frenchyb53 aol. Regards Frenchy Will send by http: Kev, Got in touch with Steve W who in good time will get the extra tracks from myspace and mp3 them on webbsongs so playback will be great. Contacting him as well. If ever the time is right, it is NOW and I urge you all to send as many e-mails as possible to bug Adam Shearer at Universal whilst I do the heavy work, no pay required!
Hey Anon, keep up the good work! I already emailed Adam a week or two ago, but will keep the pressure on with regular reminders to him. Wishing you good luck with your endeavours, and i join you in urging everyone here to email Adam Shearer and keep the pressure on. The sharing of anecdotes and music thanks, guys! The internet is a powerful tool thats for sure — both in getting GOOD new music out to people, cutting through the mediocrity that washes over the airwaves, and also for this, highlighting some of our greatest, far too long ignored talent.
Should be a lot of fun! This is really extraordinary news, Anon! So I raise a glass too! This is the first time that Jess has ever been recognised by way of a best of and it unbelieveably the first CD release since on the man. Long time coming methinks. If it is the same have you got the track listing, guess you must have if you already know some of the tracks. I would be very interested to see if its the same listing I supplied back on the 20th October to my contact who was in talks with Universal.
Many thanks Allan, will do that. If you or anyone have the Sandy Jess mp3 would love to have it. Will dig something out for you soon, but give me time. So, as some of you may have noticed from the above Pingback, I have created a poll so we can all have a voice in making our ideas known for any future Jess compilation. Thanks mate — its an endless learning curve — you never get to know it all… I used to think a jpeg was something you used to hang out the washing!
How about old broadway Rivits or Sudden street Bronco on that comp, the earlier stuff shows what a fab songwriter he was too. Would love seven windows. Check the poll on the latest entry on this site and cast your vote for your fave song! Welcome Steve, glad you enjoy the blog! Amongst us here we have the Bronco stuff, both albums are available on CD together. How great to see all this interest in Jess.
I have a lot of his albums and am a big fan. Oh, i really would love to see Jess live one more time before i pop my clogs and have written to the BBC re Jools Holland but their reply was just a bog standard acknowledgement of my letter but if everyone writes to them it may have some effect. Anyway, whatever happens — Jess, thanks for all the music.
If you would email me at kevdabass yahoo. Just to say it was good to talk to you the other week regarding Jess. I have not spoken to him recently. Thankyou so much for starting this blog, it really has taken off and it really surprised me as to the following that my brother had. Steve Web, if you are reading this please contact Kev and he will pass on my details to you.
The last time i saw you was in about at Birmingham Town Hall when you played with the JRB and they were recording for the blowin album. When i say that I don,t mean one individual but the whole band. Nick, it has been, and continues to be — a pleasure! Frenchy — yep, got it sorted from Allan — who I see is sending them to you! I would prefer to sell them together as a package. If anyone is interested, please e-mail me via my website http: It is great seeing these and having those happy memories of fantastic bands such as Alan Bown bought to the fore again Nick, I am sorry to hear about your Mum, she was a good friend to our family.
It would be fabulous if Jools Holland asked Jess to sing on his show, as long as Jess wanted to. Failing that, maybe reading the contents of this website may tempt him to play a gig or two or release some new music via the Internet…you never know! Good to see such interest in Jess. I saw him with the Humans on several occasions in the 90s, one of the best bands I ever saw. Have both their CDs and I have the bbc sessions cd which i will copy for any that want it, in exchange for something eg Bronco would be welcome adrianp40 hotmail.
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I also saw Jess with his big band in the 70s at the Marquee, great days too. And I agree, the Back street Crawler album is a beauty. In any case, time passed, communication waned and the next thing I hear is that Peter had died. Anyone able to provide any info? The whole album is excellent but is a must for all Jess fans. Hi Lynne, I got it myself a couple of months back, and must agree with your assessment, its a brilliant album, with great contributions from Jess.
Hi Peterbe — thanks for joining us — perhaps someone here will be able to shed some light on things. Keep checking back just in case. Nobody seems to have mentioned the story about Jess doing the some of the high bits for Roger Daltrey on Magic Bus. I think I have all the official releases from Jess, but am keen to source any live or unreleased stuff that maybe out there. I will check out my vinyl because I think I have an Australian release Bronco single which features tracks not on Country Home or Ace of Sunlight…will keep you posted….
Nice shout there with Magic bus, Bruce! Just peruse this comments thread and you should piuck up any clues for other tracks you may be looking for. Ballad of Big Sally. From the Blowin Album Deparado. From the Blowin Album Blowin. Play it dirty Play it Class. Keep your hat on. Send it to you. And then a few tracks from the Humans albums, i. There has been some mention in this thread about two bootleg albums…. Hello all been a while but just got my copy from th US of Luther Grosvenor which features Jess solo on 2 tracks , the best of which is Fire Down Below which is awesome, but the total album is pretty good as well,check it out.
I could go on forever, there are so many but here are a few. Nick, A couple of years ago I exchanged emails with the owner of a company that sells digital music and distributes it to iTunes and other sites. He is a Jess fan and we agreed that his unreleased albums should be made available. He said he would like to do that but had no way on contacting Jess to get the ball rolling. If you or your brother would like to contact him, his name is Dean Sciarra, and his email address is this: Thanks for that , I will speak to Jess and pass on the informatiomn then see what he wants to do.
Nick, That was quick! Few Rock-era musicians have delivered as many excellent albums. Bruce, likewise as for Frenchy! Also, what do you mean by the Jess bootlegs? Crystal Eye — Would you mind also sending bootlegs to: It takes a great singer to not come No 2 to Chaka but Jess blew her away that night. Send me your email addy to kevdabass yahoo.
No news on the best of yet, but I think that will change this year. Hi All, did a mp3 copy of My Bawley Friend ever turn up…. Thanks so much to Kev for the Blowin album — much appreciated. Just come across this site after googling for Jess Roden. Jess is a brilliant singer and a great talent. I was lucky enough to see him perform with The Humans at Granvilles in Stone around 10 years ago. They are both really nice guys.
I lost my copy of Sudden Street and would love to get a copy for my I-pod. My email address is nickwellshome yahoo. Many thanks for your comment! Kev, Looks as if the Best Of Island cd may be a runner as my contact is closer to release as per the track listing I sent you a few months ago. Will keep you in the loop and advise the date as soon as I get it.
May not be everybody,s choice but Jess is aware of this release and has seen the listing I think,so hopefully will be a nice first for Jess collectors for the future, hopefully some more to follow, you never know. I met Jess, just a couple of times back in the late sixties in a social setting.
One time, just in passing, he said something to me as an encouragement, the kind of thing a teacher might say to a young student. Music has always been important. I saw Bronco play the Roundhouse. Staggering… of the essence. Many attempt to be great. Michael, thanks for your great contribution and reminiscences!
As you say, tracklistings will never please everybody, but it should expose Jess to a new era of listeners. Please keep me posted! If not yet purchased Kev the bass please check your e-mail cutesendit. We all know what happened to the big names but its so good to share passions about this unsung hero of the soul.
My Jess Roden album is still on the turntable on a regular basis and is one of the main reasons why I still have a turntable, even the scratches tell their own story. Life in a small market town in the seventies was tough for a musically inquisitive teenager — only my friend Caroline [ who introduced me to Jess ] shared the same passion. PUnk was yet to come — like a storm gathering on the distant horizon but i could not get into the standard clever glam or prog rock or ax hero stuff like Led zep, genesis, Queen etc.
Sadly I never got to see him live — once he was due to play in Swindon at some plastic palm tree spot but the gig was cancelled — what a let down — then he came to manchester uni SU in December but i was ill and had to miss it — sounds like a lame excuse now but there you go. I think the jess Roden album is his best although his version of Desperado is unbeatable. I am so glad to hear he is thriving and doing something else well — no need for him to do anymore performing as far as i am concerned.
Thanks for the thread — I am now able to let my 19 yo son in on the best kept rock secret in years. Hester, Glad to see your on the blog originally set up by Kev Moore,there are loads of people on this site who have probably the full Jess Roden set as far as is possible, so if you need further enjoyment from the past please ask and I,m sure you will be accomodated by someone on this far flung planet.
Here is the track listing: Ballad Of Big Sally 2. Leave Your Hat On 4. Reason To Change 6. Woman Across The Water 7. In A Circle 8. Trouble In The Mind 9. Me and Crystal Eye In Me Tonight What The Hell Im On a Winner With You Deeper in Love If You Change Your Mind Finally, a new generation of fans will get to hear this golden voice! I was 15 and not really supposed to be there…but I am SO glad I was!!! Just getting into this singer, and looking forward to the greatest hits cd. Discovered this page following our discussion about Jess on the Word Magazine blog as mentioned by Alan Ellsmore above and am so pleased to discover that there are so many other fans.
Saw the Jess Roden Band on many occasions after that. Some friends and I had travelled down from Liverpool to stay with these girls we knew from the nearby Teachers Training College. The added bonus that night was to chortle at Bryan Ferry in his gaucho outfit. Could someone provide more details about this? Hello all, I for my sins am responsible for the track listing choices on the new album to be released in May.
I was contacted by Michael Heatley last September who was the instigator of this album release and asked me to give him 18 tracks from the Island collection for this retrospective using Universal Records as the source for all the tracks from solely Island releases. Being a bit stunned as you canimagine as I was already using this great blog and thought that this may not happen etc. Well some months later here we are with the release due 18th May. As with personal choices the listing may not suit all fans taste but it,s a start and hopefully when released all true fans will buy it, so put the word around that this is out.
Next hopefully should be ths album that never was that Steve Webb has on his web site, so if the first one is a success we should push for a second. Just a big thankyou to Kev Moore in particlar without whose forethought and perseverence no one out there would even be aware of the following that exists which is still growing if you look at other blogs on Jess. The amount of interest that is still out there from all corners once again supports the fact that Jess,s voice is still appreciated after all this time.
Thanks Kev for your support on the blog and personally by our regular contact. I am proud to be part of this project, hopefully the first of many. Get the word out and enjoy. Neil, Could not agree more, lets get some more music out there. If you have the contacts all the better for next time maybe. Hi Neil and all out there. Will let you know the Jess tracks on the Deluxe Back Street Crawler album as soon as I have it in my hot sticky hands…. There is quite a long intro to this but the voices kick in after a while. Jess, if you read this site, how wonderful that there is all this interest in your music.
I was just looking through some of the vinyls and its true to say that your music has been the soundtrack to a large part of my life — thanks for that. My wife and I are both Jess Roden fans. We married 20 years ago. I suppose nobody attending our wedding ever heard the song before, but we sure enjoyed our little dance. I can not think of a better present to give my lovely wife than a CD copy of this beautiful album. What a lovely story, and such a great choice for a wedding song!
I suppose you need my e-mail address: One of the most sexiest voices I have ever heard. I am updating my cassettes! His voice makes me quiver all over. Hi from New Zealand. Been wondering about Jess Roden. Had some great vinyl when I lived in London. Great to read these tributes to Jess. Danny, New retrospective album coming out next Monday, get your order in now from this link,sure they will ship if you ask them,all in a good cause.
Best Regards Frenchy http: Hello all, Jess retrospective cd, I am now told will be June release not 18th May as initially advertised. Cheers for the update Frenchy. Thrilled at all this Jess mania because 1. I am a fan too and 2. BUT, if we all love him so much, please remember that the first eponymous album and Play it dirty can both be bought on CD, for example on Amazon where I got them.
Maybe the next person who asks for an MP3 of something freely available could be gently steered towards an online retailer? Or try vinyl from Ebay! Just my two pennies worth, based on a sense of fair play and knowledge of how hard it is for most musicians to make ends meet.
Brian, I agree in part. But I think it benefits Jess to have people distribute his material that is not purchasable, increasing the number of people who know of him. I fail to see how it benefits Jess to buy vinyl from eBay, and most people do not own turntables.
If the record companies offered his songs as downloads this would be a smaller problem. A couple of years ago I contacted the owner of itsaboutmusic. You can suggest to Jess that he get in touch with Dean Sciarra at itsaboutmusic. In the meantime, Jess could benefit from a web site with a PayPal link where those of us who are inclined to could voluntarily send a royalty for the use of his non-commercial digital files.
Jess could do considerably more to increase his visibility and the prospect for all of his albums being released as CDs and downloads. I raised my concerns with Jess via his brother. I have Butts band, play it dirty, jess roden etc all on vinyl and CD. The albums i have got via download such as player, stonechaser and rivits, I also have on vinyl, just nothing to play them on! So my conscience is clear. From my own personal experience, I have to say that my latest CD release has had sales directly as a result of publicity garnered from making one of the racks available as a free download.
Let me say first of all that the comments below are MY views based on conversations with Jess and being his brother for the past 48 years,,,,. The concern was that the public were buying copies , downloads , MP3 etc, etc, etc. The reallity is that it is almost impossible to control and having spoken to Jess about this it is something that he accepts. As you all know he has not sung in public for about 5 — 10 years and I feel that he really has retired.
Regarding your comment Nicolas Martin about Jess increasing his Visibility, I have to say that I would agree,,,,,, But I also respect his decision to stay out of the limelight so that he can do what he wishes to do. I can honestly say that when Jess comes to visit me over here in Norfolk he enjoys the quiet life away from London and when he has been recognised he has always found time to speak to the person.
But Jess never has and never will be the sort of person who courts public attention except when he has been on stage , and now that he no longer sings that does not mean that he does not care or appreciate the following he has. If Jess has no interest in restarting his career, nobody can argue with that. My point about increasing visibility was for him to create or to allow someone to create for him an authorized web site, so that old fans can be explore his bio and discography, and express their enthusiasm, and new fans can discover his work.
No remuneration expected or accepted, of course, and with minimum disturbance and hassle. I can see no probelm with that and I feel that it would be great for all his fans now and in the future. Myself and computers do mix well but if I can be of any assistance please contact me. I am sure Jess will appreciate your view, I totally agree with you even though I am the worst offender when it comes to trying to get him to start singing again.
Nicolas what i meant to say in my previous comment was that Me and computers do not get on and they totally confuse me, but if I can be of any help when it comes to information for site then please contact me. Of course I see that the situation is different with regard to material that is simply not available digitally e. My vinyl comments, which were not THAT serious by the way, were about stimulating a market that maybe, just maybe, someone in a position to influence releases might take notice of.
I am very aware of the flaws in my reasoning. I also thought that, perhaps by posting my thoughts, it might raise awareness of the digital availability of some of this old stuff amongst those genuinely and innocently ignorant, albeit limited. My sense is that Jess is too chilled out to worry too much — my thoughts were only that — MY thoughts. A website about Jess needs a bit of help from Jess to work. Maybe the willingness to do an interview for it, the loan of some photos to scan, and help with his musicological history. No great use of his time, and maybe none at all after it is posted.
Maybe he has some old concert posters for himself or the bands. It needs those sorts of things for compelling interest. In other words, neither album is actually avaialble from stock — only from dealers trying to cash in on their rarity value. Vulpes, you highlight a good point here. So long awaited…enjoy, everyone! New Island box set out featuring Bronco http: Some real gems in there.
The album does work as it is all studio so perhaps if the tracks had been mixed up,Bronco,Butts Band,Stomu Yamashta,it would have been a bit of a mish-mash. The tracks off of Jess Roden seem a different mix to the original,any ideas? Mark, All the tracks on the new cd were limited to Island Records only for copyright purposes and all released for this cd with permission of Universal Records, hence the reason for availability of tracks, maybe next time if the powers that be allow there could be more.
But if another disc is produced then perhaps there will be a wider choice. Having bought the disc I am getting used to it and feel that it is a good choice of tracks to start with. I for one would love to have a collection of the more aggressive tracks i. May I suggest you contact me Kev will you provide details please if requested then we can discuss what questions you want to ask and I can speak to Jess. At the moment it looks like I will see him later in June for a couple of nights.
Rest assured all of you if i see him i will be asking him for his comments regarding the CD release etc. I know that he was approached for some items to go into the Island records exhibition and i think he was sending his velvet coat from the cover of the Jess Roden album, but who knows he may well have sent something else. Hi — help required, please!
DES with Jess singing, i. Great news about the Jess Roden site. R articles from those pages. I do remember from the time, quite a number of later JRB articles appearing in those publications around The amount of great stuff I had, that has been lost, sold or thrown away…. Makes me wanna cry!!! Bought the eponymous Jess Roden album on spec in while at Lancaster University. I played the album non-stop in my student hall to not many complaints at all. However I still come back to Jess Roden.
I was taken there by a friend of mine — Mike Spedding a drummer, I think. After the show I appreciated what he meant. In the audience that night was Robert Plant, I suppose that would be an accolade in itself. I occasionally go to the Robin in Bilston, and now own a legitimate copy of the Humans Live at The Robin cd, It has hardly been out of the car cd player since I bought it last January. I fondly imagine that I will see Jess Roden billed on their gig list, but as time goes on I suppose it becomes less likely. I was very pleased to have discoverd this site and thank and congratulate you on your efforts.
Wonderful comment Gerry, and thanks for your contribution! We live in hope, and continue toi appreciate his fine legacy. Just another reminder urging one and all to head over to http: Happy to receive digital files highest possible bit rate or to pay for a CD-R copy.
Hi Nicolas, drop me an email to kevdabass yahoo. Because I just had to keep reading. Almost like eavesdropping into very private conversation. But about a person whom I got to appreciate during the seventies, volunteering in an auditorium in Arnhem the Netherlands , where I saw and heard the JRB perform, working part-time in a record store where I convinced all the staff available that this was something magnificent, and being a two-bit band leader and guitarist of all sorts of stuff that did not work but that tried to copy the JRB spirit.
But at the same time: Not even televised with Jools Steve Winwood is back, touring, why not join up… or team up with Allen Toussaint who — by the way — published a very sensitive album recently! What better excuse would he need! I suppose — is this morally responsible behavior?
But family, yes, that part I do understand. So have we all. And then, suddenly webbsongs provides me with 8 undiscovered gems, and two guys erected terrific shrines to express their deep gratitude for all the music Jess gave them. I recently came across this on the internet and thought I would post the link — you may already be aware of it, but I enjoyed the performance! First time here, I am absolutely thrilled to see how many fans still worship the superb talents of one of the greatest voices to emerge from the UK — so sweet and expressive, and always tasteful! I had the luck that my younger brother participated in a student exchange program and was visited by a student from England several times.
I was instantly hooked and he gave me that cassette as a gift. I must have listened to these recording at least a hundred times. Unfortunately I was stolen this cassette and many others about five years later when my car was broken into. However, once deeply captivated by this voice, I managed to purchase almost everything he recorded. Reading all the comments here yesterday, I was very excited to learn about unreleased tracks made available by Steve Webb. Here is hope they do have more in their archives.
Send me an email to kevdabass yahoo. I had not listened to it way too long. Does anybody here know more? A little snippet for you all. Any love for The Darkness out there?? California Girls with strings??? I managed to nab one of the Delux Editions, limited to 1, copies worldwide and hand numbered by Damien himself, only heard about it earlier today, the Delux Edition went on sale at Amazon is new here and yet to order from them. Eric — I have now ordered 4 times from Amazon AU with no problems although a lot of their stuff is out of stock. As you know, vinyl is super expensive in Oz but 2 for 1 is a good deal if you choose carefully.
That deal is still there. Hopefully on blue blood coloured vinyl…. For fans of Rory Gallagher Amazon. A rather lazy product. Excited to see them packaged together: Tom Bailey of the Thompson Twins has a new album coming out in June. Go to the Pledgemusic website for more details! Bonus tracks include all the tracks from the Heat Of the moment EP as well as Japanese only bonus tracks. Even if it is, still good news though, if its remastered. Dave, you are correct.
The existing bootleg is less than full fidelity. The Esoteric label has, or soon will be reissuing most existing Procol Harum broadcast material. Killers clear vinyl box set available: On 2nd Feb The Blue Nile website announced the mastering was complete for an impending release… Does anyone know what happened? Think there might be a minor site issue. I always come to it via my bookmark superdeluxeedition. If so that would make my day. All over it like a cheap suit, They are utterly brilliant.
Any other King Ben E. Research done — Signed 2CD bought in a heartbeat. Had my first ever car crash true story on my way to see them at the Birmingham Odeon in ooh…. I wanna say early ? Hi James… sorry about that. That should fix the issue. The Jam Setting Sons 36,99 Eur https: Underworld Dubnobasswithmyheadman 44,64 Eur https: Deram SML stereo. For all the fans of colored vinyl Bjork has a new single.
Glad to see Unplugged making a comeback in CD form! Some great albums back in day.. That ship has sailed. For a live recording over 50 years old, it captures the band and atmosphere of the concert well and includes some unreleased tracks. More details here http: It was transfered from a deteriorating tape with occasional drop-outs that could not withstand further plays.
Now the prices have dropped way down…could this mean a reissue is heading our way?? Both are listed on Amazon but no track listings yet. Overpriced Killing Joke 40th-anniversary set on PledgeMusic: Which means fans like me who already bought those re-issues are essentially being offered 8 new previously-unreleased tracks and some nice art, and tchotchkes in the vinyl set for those prices. I noticed they are using the restored mixes for Brighter Than A Thousand Suns again and i wonder if they will bother to remaster it this time.
Still annoying they never remastered the Julian Mendelsohn mix.
This 3CD set has been remastered by Robert Smith and features the original album, a second disc of rare remixes from and a 3rd disc of brand new remixes by Robert Smith. Lullaby — Extended Mix — remaster 7: Close To Me — Closer Mix — remaster 5: Fascination Street — Extended Mix — remaster 8: The Walk — Everything Mix — remaster 5: Lovesong — Extended Mix — remaster 6: A Forest — Tree Mix — remaster 6: Pictures of You — Extended Dub Mix — remaster 6: The Caterpillar — Flicker Mix — remaster 5: Inbetween Days — Shiver Mix — remaster 6: Never Enough — Big Mix — remaster 6: Just One Kiss Extended Mix — remaster 7: Close To Me Extended Remix — remaster 6: Extended Mix — remaster 8: Pictures of You Extended Version — remaster 8: Just Like Heaven Dizzy Mix — remaster 3: Primary Red Mix — remaster 7: M — Attack Mix by Robert Smith 3: Want — Time Mix by Robert Smith 4: Lost — Found Mix by Robert Smith 3: It was listed as a new release for this week.
It seems to be a fresh re-issue of a release as even my rudimentary maths can work out that is not 30 years from It seems to be a carbon copy other than updated copyright and legal stuff. Pricing error is honoured. Not sure why you would re-issue a re-issue 13 years after the event. I would have thought it would have been wiser to wait two years, update it a bit and have a 45th Anniversary release. Does anyone know what happened to this release? It will arrive Monday April 9th. Vultures including sellers on Ebay and Amazon are exploting a product shortage.
I hope that they make their intent known soon. One Point Perspective 3. Four Out of Five 7. She Looks Like Fun Executive producer Rob Kaplan said Dylan was quick to agree to the project: Had a listen to the Dylan track on Spotify — pretty good actually, he does a great job with it. Even though I liked the last 3 albums…still hoping this will be the last Sinatra cover he does though!
Features 15 previously unreleased tracks from 8 sessions dating back to ! Only this time expanded to a deluxe three discs, which must be about as definitive as you can get with this album, surely? Well, until next time, anyway. Included will be the album and related non-L. Soundtrack to the world cup to be remastered and reissued on cd in April. Anyone else old enough to remember this tournament? The Japanese version is available as an import only.
Anyone know why this is still a thing that happens with Japanese releases? How do they have the rights to include additional material that the rest of the world is not?! As far as I know the reasons are the same as they were back in the day. Would be interesting to know what percentage of those are exported though. Best price so far. Eric Clapton 5 Creole Love Call feat.
Lyle Lovett 9 The Worst Thing feat. John Legend 11 Mean Old Man feat. Jimmy Buffett 14 Empty Bed Blues feat. As you know, vinyl is NOT cheap in Australia but managed to pick up a few bargains like: There are some box sets in there as well, like the past 2 Bowie sets. As usual, the cheapest is the free one. Paul, you may like to share this amongst the Aussies out there. At this stage, Amazon AU does not ship outside of Australia.
Thanks very much, Richard. Amazon Italy are showing the latest in the McCartney coloured and black vinyl reissues. Will be interesting to see if the likes of Amazon are allowed to sell the coloured vinyls this time around especially since the initial releases are still available from Udiscover and thesoundofvinyl. Coming in May from Universal: Sorry to see your recent Morrissey article has gome MIA. Keep up the good work, fantastic blog and and an honour and privelidge to read and to be able to comment on the music industry.
Huge Liz Phair box coming https: Cherry Red Records is going to release om 27 April: Strange Men, Changed Men: It seems to be as it is a remastered edition. This is wonderful news as I Always liked their poppy sound. What, if anything a new edition could offer is unknown. Basically, the 3-CD set will combine everything from the Repertoire label edition, plus a U. But the music is good.
Glover was wise to let Dio do the entire vocal on the released version. Hot off the press this one Paul. New Neil Young live album coming in April. Available as 2 lp and a cd. Parlophone announces the following three David Bowie exclusives in conjunction with David Bowie is at the Brooklyn Museum. Go here for the full press release: In regards to the Doors Isle of Wight release, many fans have cancelled their order when facts about the quality begun to emerge.
Maybe warnig people about this in SDE will make people at the Doors camp reconsider how bad they are presenting archive releases. Thanks in advance D. Really interested to know about the new mastering if any on these as the existing remasters seem to get a bad press. Dire straits would appear to be a straight reissue of the previous box. No sign of the box issued on cd though.
Release date is 25th may. JohnC, thanks for the info. Amazon UK are listing a CD set, which if correct would like to know if these are the same masters as the vinyl… https: Unfortunately there in no order link. Search dire straits cd box on amazon. Maybe my translation is wrong but it does say 6 disc box set. You may be aware of this already so apologies if you are. Next Anthony Phillips reissue on the way in April. Sorry…should have said, first time on vinyl in North America!! Also pre ordered the Barry White singles box set.
Maybe worth mentioning on your site. You started to rerelease your albums remastered and in 5. What happend to these releases? Perhaps Esoteric got cold feet. I wanted to do the A Chord Too Far boxset.
I wanted to have something out there that included the best things I have done. I was of course very happy when they wanted to put out the individual albums as well. I just think it cost them more money than it should have. They may come back to them, I suppose. We did those already when we were working on A Chord Too Far. They are quite easy to do and could come out any time, whereas Still and Strictly Inc will be much more of a problem as they are very long and we have to remix them from the beginning. It would have to be very worthwhile to do that.
Full interview here… http: Hi Paul, I just read some great news on The Alarm. Their site states two new remasters are set for release on March 16th to coincide with a tour: Or — do you have a contact in Rhino whom you could pass on the following ideas? The demos would be most interesting, as well as any stuff that may stem from post-Memorial Beach. Live versions are not so important as the Valhall concert saw a DVD release on which however Angel was missing. Not their best album despite a few great songs.
It was apparently recorded back in the day but never released. Also, it would be great to get hold of Dark is the night sung by Annelie Drecker in Brazil, and of the version of The blood that moves the body. No response to emails. It is never the same twice…Ltd to copies only.. I bought my copy already so you better hurry if this appeals! It contains two recordings: The Digipak is strictly limited to copies! Capitol will soon release the first of two non-chronological colour vinyl boxed sets by The Steve Miller Band. The musical contents are exactly as on the original releases.
At the end of last year you made an unboxing video of the coloured vinyl of Paul McCartney. It will have 8 previously unreleased tracks. Re the Chicago live album mentioned by Phil. Apparently it has the bands entire Isle of Wight set from on the first two discs. Chicago has been a concert force for more than 50 years, thrilling its legion of fans with performances that never disappoint.
The DVD features a concert that was originally broadcast on the German music television show Rockpalast in The other two headliners on this 3-day festival were The Doors and Jimi Hendrix. The remaining discs include live performances selected from six decades, starting with a trio of songs recorded in Paris in On February 12, , Chicago played live on the German music television show Rockpalast.
The entire concert is included here on DVD. The Yardbirds via Wadecircle Ltd. The recordings produced by Mickie Most are now owned by Warner Music.
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The De La Lea tapes may enable those songs to be remixed for stereo, but permission from Wadecircle Ltd. Read more about each project and pledge here. Each project will launch with a three month 90 day crowdfunding period. So please do get in touch with questions and suggestions — we actively encourage it. CD collectors in the U. I know that I speak for many music collectors when I say, that if the day comes when I can no longer purchase music to posess it permanently, then I will no longer be a customer for the music industry.
The avid collectors who want physical product, and who buy all releases by their favorite artists, are customers that the industry can rely on during periods of economic downturn. It would be foolish for the industry to arrogantly jettison these customers. The industry should not be biting off the hand that feeds it. No track listings available yet. You are referring to the launch video. I still think Musk should pay or get permission. It sounds like Space Oddity will be broadcasting on a loop out for well, a long time.
Does the David Bowie estate get paid for that or is this a outer space royalty rip-off? These are the things I wonder about. Royalties aside, I think David Bowie would have been elated to have one of his songs connected to this stunning space test project. Then again, perhaps he did, and is smiling from heaven. Are these new remasters? Thanks for the update Philip re: We have been spoilt. By the time that this situation is resolved, it may be, commercially, too little too late f0r Deep Purple archival product.
Time is moving on. Who could forget such wonderful tracks as Papa was a Rolling Stone [Oh that bass line…. About to delve into We have lost another golden voice. I wish them all the best. It was long overdue for Clark who will be 80 years old this year to agree to some sort of deal. Those have needed upgrading for quite some time. The offer applies to items dispatched from and sold by Amazon only. It does not apply to items sold by third-party sellers, including items Fulfilled by Amazon. Cherry red issuing a peter banks box set containing all his 90s solo albums…the self contained trilogy in march..
Elton john announcement later today. If he is retiring from touring, maybe he will have time to start taking a look at his back catalogue and all the unreleased stuff in the vaults….. The album was a composite of two shows which had the same song line-up. I believe both items have the same ASIN code. Has anyone else had the same issue? Tentative 27th of April release for 3-L. After the nearly four year wait, the result is an anti-climax. Compiler Rob Caiger has announced the tracklisting for the vinyl edition.
There will be exactly one unreleased track; an instrumental. The 2-CD set will, in all likelyhood, have the same music. The contents of the original 2-L. All fake stereo tracks and a couple of true stereo tracks have been changed to mono. If Caiger had wanted to maximise the amount of stereo tracks, all but four songs could have been presented in stereo. Assorted alternate mixes and one unreleased instrumental jam. This is despite the fact that 3 of the 5 tracks appeared via the originally released mixes earlier in this collection.
The performances were from a various artists Immediate review concert. None of the artists played a full-length set…even by standards. Apparently only Small Faces and The Nice were recorded. As for the 27th of April release date, remember, any release date from Rob Caiger is very, very tentative. Paul, have you seen this: Bought van morrison,s latest Versatile for a fiver in Adsa yesterday! On a different subject does anybody know what,s happening with The Comsat Angels.
A couple of years ago I read that they were back in the studio but to my knowledge nothing has come of this. Anybody with some inside info. It is unlikely that Jagger had any performing role on these tracks, even as a sideman. Malo also worked with The Rolling Stones. Charly Records knows how to contact me. My two Yardbirds boxed set were highly acclaimed. I could give Mr.
I once tried to contact him by letter a few years ago, but got no reply. Will Charly ever release anything from these tapes that Caiger has found? Perhaps not even within Mr. And this is the most important and tantalising piece of information that I learned: Most should still exist…somewhere. The Surround mix will be on Blu-Ray. I forgot all about Holger Czukay passing away in September, you would hope that his work might get pulled into a SDE at some stage as would be well derserving.
The Squire set contains new and original stereo mixes, a 5. Are there any technical problems at this site? Captain Beefheart — Sun Zoom Spark: I was responding to regular reader requests to improve comments by starting with the latest at the top. Nothing has been lost. Great deals on Amazon. Buy 3 pay for 2 on selected items music, films, video games.
So, the fans have waited four years to maybe get product that has little new content. First I like to say that I enjoy your posts on this site. Do you have any more details? The fact they came straight through without additional charge is a huge bonus.. Great vinyl deals on amazon. Ian mc nabb,s new studio album is available to pre-order from his website http: As for whether Rob Caiger gets anything released during , his credibility is on the line.
I had to e-mail them 3 times before they finally replied. These will include a 5. Further info on the Procol Harum 8-disc box. Some of this material was recorded but never actually broadcast. What do you want first; the good news or the bad news? Heard a rumor about a reissue of the Yes album Fly From Here. With lead vocals by Trevor horn, remixed by horn and with an unreleased track…anyone heard of this one? There is confirmation of it here http: Pretty happy about this if it happens.
I think fly from here is actually a good album, especially the title track suite and with Trevor horn singing it can only be better.
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Would love a new album too mind you. And if it comes out at the same time as ARWs album then all the better!! Slightly off topic, those of a certain age may have heard TV star Keith Chegwin has died. Cherry red are reissuing Jon and vangelis pages of life remaster in Jan. The 8th of December deadline for creating copyright extension releases of unreleased recordings has passed, and this is the outcome: As for Bob Dylan, there is no further unreleased material.
It is a decision that they may come to regret. The new disc will have 13 songs, 10 of them previously unheard songs. A new Felt re-issue project is available for pre-order.
A few personal favourites with potential to add hard-to-find mixes and additional material below. Still sounds extraordinarily bright and airy. The album came in three versions; vinyl 8 tracks , CD 11 tracks and most annoyingly the MC 16 tracks. Most of these mixes hard to find. The originals all such bad pressings! Plenty of incredible and creative mixes floating about that should be heard again.
Got something for you here…it looks pretty cool too…. Weasel Kills Beaver 5: Military Moves In 1: Weasel Attacks Pete 3: Jonesy And Gray Debate 5: Henry Returns To The Cabin 4: Boys Find Josie 4: Jonesy Gets Files 2: Soldiers Find Henry 2: Henry Tells Owen 2: Owen Rescues Henry 1: Jonesy Calls Henry 2: Picking Up Duddits 2: Duddits Tells Story 3: Curtis Takes Chopper 3: Curtis And Owen Battle 2: Gray Go Away 3: Charly The Kid 3: Out Of The Heat 2: Disc 4 Night 1: Main Titles — Night 1 1: Memory Of Dad 5: Scary Stop Sign 2: Read Between The Lines 1: A Scary View 2: Danny Holds Back 2: Give Me A Holler 1: A Near Fall 2: End Credits — Night 1 0: Disc 5 Night 2: Main Titles — Night 2 2: The Usual Suspects 2: Behind The Door 5: Are You Gonna Hurt Me?
A Key Is Missing 2: Boy On The Stairs 1: Not My Shade 0: End Credits — Night 2 0: Disc 6 Night 3: Main Titles — Night 3 1: Someone Got Their Fuse Blown 5: Drive Through The Snow 2: Between The Eyes 3: Take Your Medicine 4: What Could You Know? End Credits — Night 3 0: Main Titles — Night 1 [Mix 1] 1: Nice Day For Croquet 1: