Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen - Found In The Ozone (1970, 2020)⭐

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Artist: Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen Title: Bear's Sonic Journals: Found in the Ozone Year Of Release: 2020 Label: Owsley Stanley Foundation Genre: Country Rock, Rockabilly Audio codec: WAV | lossless Total Time: 02:32:55 Tracklist: CD1 1. Cajun Fiddle (Live) (3:18) 2. Good Rockin' Tonight (Live) (4:33) 3. Jambalaya (On the Bayou) (Live) (3:19) 4. My Girl Josephine (Live) (4:03) 5. What's the Matter Now? (Live) (4:44) 6. Bon Ton Roulet (Live) (5:46) 7. Matchbox (Live) (3:00) 8. Long Black Limousine (Live) (3:53) 9. Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line (Live) (2:37) 10. Truck Drivin' Man (Live) (2:28) 11. Back to Tennessee (Live) (3:21) 12. Sleepwalk (Live) (4:04) 13. Midnight Shift (Live) (2:54) 14. Blue Suede Shoes (Live) (4:10) 15. Lost in the Ozone (Live) (2:41) 16. Sugar Bee (Live) (6:05) 17. Mama Tried (Live) (2:43) 18. Boppin' the Blues (Live) (3:29) 19. Hot Rod Lincoln (Live) (2:50) 20. Riot in Cell Block #9 (Live) (2:59) 21. Rip It Up (Live) (3:23) CD2 1. Lawdy Miss Clawdy (Live) (3:36) 2. I'm As Free As the Breeze (Live) (2:57) 3. (I'm Gonna) Burn That Woman (Live) (3:55) 4. I'm a Long Gone Daddy (Live) (4:07) 5. Big River (Live) (3:07) 6. I'm Feeling Bad (Live) (3:28) 7. Stranded in the Jungle (Live) (4:31) 8. Baby Let's Play House (Live) (3:02) 9. Looking at the World Through a Windshield (Live) (2:45) 10. I'm Coming Home (Live) (3:10) 11. Hello Trouble (Live) (2:26) 12. Wine Do Yer Stuff (Live) (4:02) 13. I Can (Live) (3:19) 14. Long Distance Call (Live) (9:01) 15. Dark Eyes (Live) (1:09) 16. I Ain't Got Nothing But Time (Live) (5:06) 17. Shout Bamalama (Live) (4:24) 18. Flip, Flop, & Fly (Live) (5:33) 19. Seeds & Stems (Again) (Live) (4:22) 20. I Took Three Bennies (And My Semi-Truck Won't Start) (Live) (2:56) The Owsley Stanley Foundation presents Bear’s Sonic Journals: Found in the Ozone, Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen, live at the Family Dog on March 28, 1970. “It’s Saturday Night…Goddamnit.” — Billy C. Farlow A truck drivin’, foot stompin’, hot rod racing romp through this iconic band’s earliest sets! Rare, early live recordings of Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen, captured by the Grateful Dead’s legendary soundman Owsley “Bear” Stanley, including songs never-before officially released. Featuring a complete show (March 28, 1970) at the Family Dog, plus bonus tracks from 5 other nights at the Family Dog (February 27-March 29) Exquisite sound quality With more than 40 tracks, each CD is more than 75 minutes, and spans a variety of musical styles, includingcountry western, rock’n’roll, blues, rockabilly, zydeco, and more The most extensive collection of Commander Cody’s work from this time period, featuring rare and seldom played songs 20-page booklet featuring original cover art by Chris Shaw and original, unpublished artwork by Commander Cody himself 11 rare, unpublished photos of the band from the relevant time period Liner notes by former Grateful Dead archivist Nicholas G. Meriwether The band consists of Commander Cody (piano, vocals), Billy C. Farlow (vocals, harmonica), Bill Kirchen (guitar, vocals), Andy Stein (fiddle), Steve Davis, aka “The West Virginia Creeper” (pedal steel guitar), Paul “Buffalo” Bruce Barlow (bass), and Lance Dickerson (drums). Recorded live at the soundboard by the legendary Grateful Dead soundman, Owsley Stanley, a/k/a Bear, who is known for the purity of his “Sonic Journals” recordings These tapes were transferred and restored to the most exacting audiophile standards, utilizing state-of-the-art Plangent Processes techniques to remove any subtle timing distortions created by the recording and playback devices. The mastering was done by Jeffrey Norman (Mockingbird Mastering), long-time collaborator with the Grateful Dead and Owsley Stanley