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Enjoyed that Craig. Check out Southside and the Jukes. Great white soul singer and a cookin' band. Start with Hearts of Stone. Can I unbuckle now ?

I’ll be on the hunt for that Willie Hutch album, great video!

I wondered when Willie Hutch would come up lol. Only kidding! I grabbed Soul Portrait at a record fair based on your recommendation and I was not disappointed. It’s sooo good! Love “Can I Change My Mind” by Tyrone Davis but don’t really know much else by him so some further listening is required. Look forward to seeing you on the Pub Jukebox! Great video ! Thanks Mr Danger ! 🙏

Great reference material. I'm DJing a 60's/70's soul night this week, and plan on a Beatle set with Aretha, Gladys, Otis, WIlson, and the Ray Charles version of Eleanor Rigby.

We need more CanCon on this list so how about "One Fine Morning" by Lighthouse? If you live outside of the Toronto broadcast area, it qualifies as underrated.

I don't know... "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" comes in at 1:03. If you're looking for the best 1-minute song, that's the one to beat.

Always such fun with the danger man. And yes, I was strapped in. Just a couple adds from me: Just caught Adrien Belew and the boys starting their Beat tour, so going with Lone Rhino for animal on the cover, Most trashed, I have my sister original pressing of the Beatles second album...and she had the penny-tapped-on-tone-arm turntable, yikes. And, so many Highest recommended, but going with, Simplicity, by Tim Curry. Stay dangerous, my friend

Wow 2 videos in one weekend! you're spoiling us Mr Danger. Regarding Antoine Ciosi, which I didn't know before you mentioned it, Corsica is an French island off of France, a bit north of Sardinia. The local language is a mix of French, Italian and its own. The most famous person coming from Corsica is Napoleon. And I'm going to check out that Billy Paul's album... Thanks.

Great tag Mr. Danger! I’ve taken a few notes of things to keep an eye out for; Gwen McCrae, Willie Hutch (great story indeed), the Stax collection … Cheers!

Excellent summer tag video. Always fun to watch. As you say, it's never too late!

Thanks Craig you're the best

I think I could live without these poor albums lol😅

The obvious albums that come to mind: Rolling Stones - Let it Bleed Paul McCartney - McCartney The Who - The Who Sell out Supertramp - Breakfast in America BTW, Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill has bananas on the cover... Ok, I'll add 2 that probably not many people would know about: BAP - Zwesche Salzjebäck Un Bier (pretzels on the cover), great album but they sing in Kolsch, a local Greman dialect from Cologne. This on is from 1984 Not easy to find but I see at least some tracks are available on YT Feet - What's Inside is More Than Just Ham (with fries, eggs on the plate and a full piece of meat on the fork) Pretty British indie pop/rock from 2019 easy to stream, it's even on YT I might able to find another one but I'll have to go dig in the crates...

Great video! My first album food thoughts were Head East’s Flat as a Pancake, and Supertramp’s Breakfast in America. I’ll be paying closer attention to my collection now lol! Hope you win!

Haha, I'm blushing... it's always good to dig out the hard to find gems. I found a nice Willie Hutch during the meet up with Mazzy, and we had to mention the Craig Danger... cheers!

Thank you CD for all the knowledge like always! I thought for sure you would throw Little Feat Last Record Album with the jello mountain thing on the list. Flat as a Pancake by Head East, the pancakes are the only thing I remember about that album! Oh yeah, Foghat "Rock and Biscuit" album, seems like there were a lot more, but, old man brain fog is my excuse. Thanks for what you do!

Reno, Baby !! These are my stompin' grounds !.. Tahoe as well. Thanks, Craig, for taking the time for an entry, and good luck in this contest ! Great cover on The Dells.. Dell isious ! 😆I'm digging deep into that soul funk haul I had several months back.. Angie Bofill, Willie Hutch, early Commodores.. On and on ! Also, Iv'e been listening to Bobby Womack again and the debut Stylistics knocks me out ! That Gwen McRae "Rockin' Chair" is a heater, and I do have it ! With this, you are entered, with Sean randomly picking 3 winners on Sept. 29th Sunday 1pm. Cool beans, Craig !

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Great take on Thin Lizzy. They have such a diverse catalog. I think you hear some of that core sound on 74's Nightlife, but you're right, it really crystallizes on Fighting, and set's up Jailbreak perfectly. Then bringing in some funk for Johnny the Fox! Who had that on the score card?

Good Stuff. A few other suggestions: Bram Tchaikovsky - Strange Man Changed Man Graham Parker & the Rumour - Squeezing Out Sparks Moon Martin - Escape From Domination The Records - The Records

I want to nominate 'Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus' by Spirit. Not much of an impact when it came out, picked up a bit of momentum over the years, and (for whatever reason) did sorta well in Canada. My first copy was on 8-track so, yup, been listening to it for a while.

Another excellent and entertaining video! Love hearing the backstories about the albums. I never knew about Neil Young's time in Santa Cruz and I have never seen that Rick James lp. I can see a " Canadian Chest Hair" thread starting. haha.

I love Rust Never Sleeps, definitely a great album

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Rust Never Sleeps. Got the DVD, it's great. April Wine 🤘

Rick James yes!

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Spice of Life is a whole vibe. The songs “If I Could Remember” and the remake of Carole King’s “So Far Away” blew my mind! The lush orchestration and the background vocals…top tier. 👌🏾 Side note: I know Stevie’s Songs in the Key of Life is definitely a double LP. So is Marvin Gaye’s “Here, My Dear.”

Suzi looks very comely on that album cover. Great romp through '79 Craig but the quality takes a noticeable dip. Proceed with caution from here on. Where are we going next ? Looking forward to your soul festival review. Keep 'em coming brother...

Van Halen 2.

1979 /The year my father died..also the year that Bob Marley & The Wailers... Played a historic Concert at Harvard Stadium..Near my home Underrated... Lou Reed/The Bells Patti Smith/Wave The Slits/Cut

love the picks, per usual. my picks are as follow - the last few are not underrated but they are great. *Brides of Funkenstein - Never Buy Texas From a Cowboy *Mutiny - Mutiny on the Mamaship (P-Funk people acrimoniously leave the Mothership and make a genuinely awesome album - pretty sure that never happened before or after.) *Roxy Music - Manifesto (never understood the general dislike towards this one. It's not Avalon, but it's also damn good. *Ry Cooder - Bop Til You Drop (probably my fav Cooder full-length) *Bowie - Lodger (fav of the "berlin trilogy") *Marianne Faithfull - Broken English

Nice tshirt!

When you mentioned Neil Young's "Comes a Time" as your favorite of his I cheered. Now I know there's someone out there, besides me, that loves that album as much as me. Nice video. I would have to put another Canadian band on that list for the best of 1979. Triumph with their album "Just a Game". I played the hell out of that record.

Thanks. Checking out your picks…Not underrated in 79’ was: David Bowie-Lodger, Supertramp- Breakfast in America and Thin Lizzy- Black Rose. Other stuff I liked: UK-Danger Money, Max Webster- A Million Vacations, Japan- Quiet Life, 1994- Please Stand By, Sparks- No. 1 in Heaven, Tubeway Army- Replicas, Interview- Big Oceans, Live Wire- Pick it Up, Pierre Moerlyn’s Gong-Downwind, Roy Wood-On the Road Again.

Generally speaking, I'm not really into US rock but more into UK post-punk, especially from that period, so if I had to name albums from 1979, it would be: - Magazine - Secondhand Daylight - Simple Minds - Real To Real Cacophony - Japan - Quiet Life - Bill Nelson's Red Noise - Sound On Sound - XTC - Drums & Wires - The Stranglers - The Raven - The Jam - Setting Sons - Skids - Days In Europa - Buzzcocks - A Different Kind Of Tension - Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Do It Yourself

Neil really feel in love with that area around Santa Cruz and San Jose. I believe he still has a home and property somewhere among the redwoods.

Always on board for ANY SCTV reference. Great upload.

Hey, Danger. I'm leaning on Rust Never Sleeps being underrated and I'm glad that record was on the list. I think if you ask anyone, who digs Neil, what their favorite Neil record is, no one will ever say Rust Never Sleeps. Even I rarely think of this one - as much as I like it - and I've been a Neil head for much of my life. If you're not a follower you choose Harvest. If you are, you choose Tonight's the Night or On The Beach. I'm surprised you said it charted at #8. It wouldn't have surprised me if you said it charted at #79. Hey, Hey, My, My kept this one from sinking. *I love Thrasher and Pocahontas. I also thought is was interesting you mentioned Comes a Time. I love this one (and I think it's underrated as well). Our wedding song was Comes a Time. Btw, I knew April Wine was was going to be in there, lol. I guess didn't have to be Nostradamus to see that coming. No judgement here, though. Keep it rolling.

Bob Dylan "Slow Train Coming" ... everybody knows him and this album, but many got a problem with Christianity. I think it is a great album with some fantastic songs like "I believe in you" and "Grievious Angel", so I think it is an underrated album.

Really good albums you got on this episode if you knew Suzi and harder faster were part of my growing up here are a few great albums from this amazing year in music Santana marathon this album is the start of my favorite era of Santana the Alex ligertwood era, Bobby Womack roads of life, Daryl Hall and John Oates x-static an excellent early album from the guys, Alan Parsons project eve and Rory Gallagher top priority

Another cool video from Craig. Thanks. BTW, how was the festival? Maybe you could do a little debrief in video (just a suggestion) Take care and Cheers

april wine, good band, craig!!

If you want to hear an even a better presentation of Hear My Dear album, check out the deluxe cd. The extra tracks are really good and it’s even more funkier grooves.

How about Little Feat live album "Waiting For Columbus". "Here My Dear" is really good, it is my favorite Marvin Gaye album.

My favorite Al Green album is Belle

John Martyn: Solid Air.

That’s going to be one hell of an experience seeing all those legends. Yeah Thee Sacred Souls are good. Likewise I need to get round to buying that first album. Daptone is one of my favourite current labels. Enjoy the festival Craig - I’m sure you will !

I have been listening to Little Feat first album a lot lately ..I bought it brand new in 2009 MOFI reissue . It sounds awesome .If you can find one that is not too expensive ,get it ..I use to think Sailn Shoes was the best album but I like this one beter ..I have a near mint MOFI of that also and they have gotten very high in price ..

For all of us who can't make it, Enjoy! This is a pretty good lineup. Now, it's just one day, seems that there are going to be tough choices to be made