#MGM Records

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The Animals - The House of the Rising Sun (Stereo) (1964) (Full Version) Traditional / Arranged by Alan Price from: "The House of the Rising Sun" / "Talkin' 'bout You" (UK) "The Best of The Animals" (US |1966)

R&B | British R&B | British Invasion

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Personnel: Eric Burdon: Vocals Alan Price: Vox Continental Organ Hilton Valentine: Guitar Chas Chandler: Bass John Steel: Drums

Produced by Mickie Most

Recorded @ The De Lane Lee Studio in Kingsway, London UK on May 18, 1964

UK Single Released: on June 19, 1964 Columbia (EMI) (UK)

US Album, "The Best of The Animals", Released: February of 1966 MGM Records (US)

"The song was recorded in just one take on May 18, 1964. It starts with a now-famous electric guitar A minor chord arpeggio by Hilton Valentine." - Wikipedia

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Video: The Animals - House of the Rising Sun https://youtu.be/Rp4H2wFO-o0

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Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys - Lost Highway (1949) Leon Payne from: "You're Gonna Change (or I'm Gonna Leave)" / "Lost Highway" (78RPM 10" Shellac Single) "Lost Highway" / "I've Just Told Mama Goodbye" (45RPM 7" Single) "Hank Williams Sings Vol. 2" (EP)

Country | Honky-Tonk

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Personnel: Hank Williams: Vocals / Guitar Zeb Turner: Lead Guitar Don Davis: Steel Pedal Guitar Dale Potter: Fiddle Clyde Baum: Mandolin Jack Shook: Rhythm Guitar Ernie Newton: Bass

Produced by Fred Rose

Recorded: @ The Castle Studio, Located in The Tulane Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee USA on March 1, 1949

10" 78 Released: on September 9, 1949

MGM Records

Published by Acuff-Rose Music August 5, 1949

"Lord, I've paid the cost on the Lost Highway"

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Herman’s Hermits (1969)

[nedison]

Come take my hand and we will sing together

Whether we stand a land or sea apart

Everywhere a stranger is my neighbor

Every time he's born he cries through my heart

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Conway Twitty- Saturday Night With Conway Twitty (Rockabilly, Rock & Roll) Released: 1959 [MGM Records]

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How can you pass up the pure bubblegum perfection of a $1 Osmonds record?! I sure can’t.

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December, 1961 magazine ad for MGM & Verve's recent albums.

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1952 MGM Records catalogue by totallymystified

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Old school Kings of Leon. 🎵🥃🎼🎤🥁🪕🎸

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Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys - Move It On Over (1949) Hank Williams from: "Move It On Over " / "(Last Night) I Heard You Crying in Your Sleep" (Single) "Move It On Over" (EP) (1954)

Country | Honky-Tonk

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Personnel: Hank Williams with His Drifting Coywboys: Hank Williams: Lead Vocals / Acoustic Guitar Zeke Turner: Electric Guitar Louis Innis: Rhythm Guitar Dale "Smokey" Lohman: Steel Guitar Tommy Jackson: Fiddle Bronson "Brownie" Reynolds: Bass

The Drifting Coywboys: Backing Vocals

Recorded: @ The Castle Studio located in The Tulane Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee USA on April 21, 1947

Released: on June 6, 1947

Published: on July 16, 1947 Acuff-Rose Publications

MGM Records

Move It On Over (Song): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Move_It_On_Over_(song)

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Connie Francis (1962)

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Album Review: sleepmakeswaves - It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It (Bird’s Robe/MGM/Dunk Records)

The lack of inhibition that makes up the sleepmakeswaves sound is on full and focused display here, and there’s no denying the impact they have.

Australian instrumental post-rockers sleepmakeswaves will release their new album ‘It’s Here, But I Have No Names For It on April 12th, 2024, via Bird’s Robe/MGM and Dunk Records. Photo Credit: Declan Blackall Beginning the album off in atmospheric and melodic fashion, building up in cinematic style, before exploding into a robust post-rocking rhythmic groove, sleepmakeswaves set the senses…

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Chris Andrews SONG OF THE WEEK: “At the Zoo” by Playground—This is a jangly cover of Paul Simon’s “At the Zoo” (a song Simon & Garfunkel intended for THE GRADUATE film). The Playground were a short-lived band of the 1967 British psychedelic pop music pantheon, signed internationally to MGM Records. However, despite the major label muscle and release in 3 countries, The Playground lasted for but one single. Chris Andrews was transitioning out of the freakbeat band Fleur de Lys and was hired to play guitar and harmony vocals for Playground before they folded (then he went solo as “Tim Andrews”). The song, however, continues to play, with the B-side cover of “Yellow Balloon” (a signature 60s sunshine pop song).

#playground #simonandgarfunkel #paulsimon #zoo #MGMRecords #psychedelic #Britpop #tonyhall #chrisandrews #timandrews #onehitwonder #graduate #birthday #singersongwriter

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The Animals- The Animals on Tour (British Rhythm & Blues, Blues Rock, Rock & Roll) Released: February 1965 [MGM Records] Producer(s): Mickie Most