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Canned Heat
Under The Dutch Skies 1970-74

A compilation of Dutch recordings.
This one is in WAV format.

Alan Wilson did not take part:
On September 2nd 1970, Canned Heat was scheduled
to leave for Germany to begin a European tour.
Partly due to the inconveniences preventing him from spending time outdoors
Alan Wilson did not travell with the band.
Wilson despised touring and travelling by plane.
He often missed flights, and the band would fly without him
while he caught a later flight. When he missed his September 2nd flight,
this did not raise any alarms, and Bob Hite assumed he was doing laundry
to prepare for the tour. On September 3rd 1970, Wilson was found dead
in his sleeping bag on the hillside behind Hite's Topanga Canyon home
where he often slept. He was 27 years old.
An autopsy identified his manner and cause of death:
as accidental acute barbiturate intoxication.
Although his death is sometimes reported as a suicide,
this is not clearly established, as he left no note, and there were
four pills left in his pants found next to his body.
Conspiracy theories are still suggested as to the real cause
and events leading up to his death.
Wilson's demise came fourteen months after the death of Brian Jones,
just two weeks before the death of Jimi Hendrix,
four weeks before the death of Janis Joplin
and ten months before the death of Jim Morrison,
four artists who also died at the same age. 
regards
Titus

Disc 1
01 Killing Floor
02 I Love My Baby
03 All Night Long
04 Future Blues
05 Holland Boogie
06 Lets Work Together
07 Hill's Stomp
08 That's All Right
09 Going Up the Country
10 Long Way from L.A.
11 Pay My Rent Boogie
12 Big City

Disc 2
01 Utah
02 On the Road Again
03 One More River to Cross
04 You Am What You Am
05 I Need Someone
06 L.A. Town
07 Night Time is the Right Time
08 Shake, Rattle and Roll
09 Black Night
10 Dutch Boogie

2 comments:

  1. Thank you Titus this looks real interesting. Had no idea that it had been remixed. I can't wait to compare with my copy of the remixed edition.
    JustDave

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    1. Don't think I did any work on this one Dave. Sounds good though

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