Song |
MMEB Album |
Written By |
Comments |
Link |
99 Lbs |
Soft Vengeance |
Don Bryant |
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Not available |
All Through the Night' |
Odds & Sods |
Jules Shear |
From album 'Watch Dog' 1983 |
Soundclip from 'Watch Dog' |
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Cyndi Lauper had a hit with the song in 1984 |
You Tube studio version |
Banquet |
Criminal Tango |
Joni Mitchell |
From the album 'For The Roses' 1987 |
You Tube live version |
Black & Blue |
Messin' |
Harvey, Barry/Manning, Phil/Sullivan, Barry/Taylor, Matt (Chain) |
From the album 'Toward The Blues' by Chain, 1971 |
You Tube studio version |
Blinded By The Light |
Roaring Silence |
Bruce Springsteen |
From the album' Greetings from Asbury Park NJ' 1973 |
You Tube studio version |
Bulldog |
Criminal Tango |
Lennon/ McCartney |
Hey Bulldog" is a song by The Beatles which first appeared on the Yellow Submarine soundtrack album in 1969. |
You Tube studio version |
California |
Watch |
Sue Vickers |
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Sue Vickers recording
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California Coastline |
Manfred Mann's Earth Band |
Walter Meskell/ Tim Martin |
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Not available |
Captain Bobby Stout |
Manfred Mann's Earth Band |
Lane Tietgen |
"Captain Bobby Stout" was written by Lane Tietgen, who played lead guitar in Mike Finnigan's early band The
Serfs. Originally recorded by The Jerry Hahn Brotherhood. The JH Brotherhood featured Jerry Hahn on guitar and Mike Finnigan on keyboards |
You Tube Studio Version |
Davy's On The Road Again |
Watch |
John Simon & Robbie Robertson |
From John Simon's album 1971 |
Sound clip from John Simons album |
Demolition Man |
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Sting |
From the album 'Ghosts In The Machine' by The Police |
You Tube studio version |
Demons & Dragons |
2006 |
Super Furry Animals
Paddy McAloon |
'Demons' was written by 'The Super Furry Animals' and is taken from their 1997 album 'Radiator'. Dragons was
written by Paddy McAloon of PreFab Sprout - appeared as a B Side on single 'The End Of The Affair' |
Demons - You Tube version.Dragons - You Tube version
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Dirty City |
Odds & Sods |
Iain Sutherland |
Frpm album 'Reach For The Sky' by Sutherland Brothers & quiver 1975 |
You Tube version |
Do Anything You Wanna Do |
Criminal Tango |
Hollis; Douglas |
From the album 'Life On The Line' 1977 |
You Tube live version |
Don´t Kill It Carol |
Angel Station |
Mike Heron |
From the album 'Diamond of Dreams' 1977 |
You Tube version |
Don`t Let It Bring You Down (Castles Burning) |
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Neil Young |
From the album 'After The Gold Rush' 1970 |
You Tube live version |
Down In Mexico |
2006 |
Lieber & Stolle |
Original version from 1956 with The Coasters |
You Tube studio version |
Eyes of Nostradamus |
Somewhere In Afrika |
Al Stewart |
FRom the album 'Past Present and Future' 1973 |
You Tube version |
Father of Day, Father of Night |
Solar Fire |
Bob Dylan |
From the album 'New Morning' 1970 |
You Tube studio version |
For You |
Chance |
Bruce Springsteen |
From the album' Greetings from Asbury Park NJ' 1973 |
You Tube studio version |
Geronimo's Cadillac |
Masque |
Michael Murphey |
From album 'Geronimo's Cadillac' 1972 |
You Tube version |
Get Your Rocks Off |
Messin' |
Bob Dylan |
From the albu'The Genuine Basement Tapes' 1967 |
You Tube live version |
Gimme Some Lovin' |
Played Live only |
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Written by Winwood, Spencer Davis and Muff Winwood, originally performed by Spencer Davis Group. |
You Tube studio version |
Give Me The Good Earth |
The Good Earth |
Gary Wright |
From the album 'Footprint' 1972 |
Not available |
Going Underground |
Criminal Tango |
Paul Weller |
1980 single from the Jam. nOt on any of the Jam's album's initially although has now appeared on many compliations/
re-releases since then. |
You Tube studio version |
Hello, I Am Your Heart |
Chance |
Dennis Linde |
Released as a single by Dennis Linde in 1973. Also recorded by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Bette Bright. |
You Tube version |
Hillbrow |
Odds & Sods |
Johannes Kerkorrels' |
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You Tube studio version |
Hobo Bill's Last Ride |
Played Live only |
Waldo O'Neal |
Words & tune Waldo O'Neal, 1929. Written specifically for Jimmie Rogers & first recorded by him 13/11/29
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You Tube slideshow & song |
Holly Holy |
Odds & Sods |
Neil Diamond |
Originally a single, included on the album 'Touching You, Touching Me, 1969 |
You Tube live version |
Hollywood Town |
Angel Station |
Harriet Schock |
From the album 'Hollywood Town' 1974 |
You Tube studio version |
I'll Be Gone |
The Good Earth |
Mike Rudd |
Spectrum had a #1 Australian hit with their first single, "I'll Be Gone", which has become one of the most
enduring Australian rock songs of that era. 'I'll Be Gone' did not appear on a Spectrum album at the time. |
You Tube live version |
I (Who Have Nothing) |
Single version only |
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller |
"I (Who Have Nothing)" is based on the Italian song "Uno dei tanti," (English: "One of
Many") with music by Carlo Donida and lyrics by Giulio "Mogol" Rapetti. "Uno dei tanti" was released by Joe Sentieri in 1961. The lyrics for "I (Who Have Nothing)"
were translated into English by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. The song originally released by Ben E. King in 1963. Shirley Bassey released the song (produced by George Martin) in September 1963,
reaching #6 on the UK charts |
You Tube studio version (Shirley Bassey) |
Its all over now, Baby Blue |
Glorified Magnified |
Bob Dylan |
"It's All Over Now, Baby Blue" is a song written and performed by Bob Dylan and featured on his Bringing It All
Back Home album 1965. |
You Tube version |
Joybringer |
Solar Fire (Re-mastered) |
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Daddy Cool's original version on GTK - Australian TV |
Make Your Stash - You Tube Version |
Jump Sturdy |
Manfred Mann's Earth Band |
Dr John Creaux |
From the album 'Gris Gris' 1968 |
You Tube version |
Killer On The Loose |
Criminal Tango |
Denny Newman |
Written for MMEB |
Not available |
Launching Place |
The Good Earth |
Mike Rudd |
Spectrum had this track as the B-side to I'll Be Gone. "Launching Place Part Two" was written to promote a
music festival. |
You Tube live version 2010 |
Lies (Through The 80's) |
Chance |
Denny Newman |
Written for MMEB |
Not available |
Living Without You |
Manfred Mann's Earth Band |
Randy Newman |
From 'Randy Newman (Album)' 1968 |
You Tube version |
Mardi Gras Day |
Messin' |
Dr John Creaux |
From the album 'Remedies' 1970 |
You Tube live version |
Martha's Madman |
Watch |
Lane Tietgen |
From the album 'The Jerry Hahn Brotherhood' 1970. |
You Tube version |
Mony Mony |
Played Live only |
Tommy James, Bo Gentry, Richie Cordell, and Bobby Bloom |
"Mony Mony" was credited to Tommy James, Bo Gentry, Richie Cordell, and Bobby Bloom. "Mony Mony" was
a 1968 single by the American rock band Tommy James & The Shondells from their 1968 album of the same name. |
You Tune studio version |
Mystery Kids |
Criminal Tango |
Garland Jeffreys |
From the album 'Escape Artist' 1980 |
You Tube live version |
Nothing Ever Happens |
Soft Vengeance |
Del Amitri |
From the album 'Waking Hours' 1989, this version from TOTP 1990 |
You Tube studio version |
Play With Fire |
Soft Vengeance |
Nanker Phelge |
"Play with Fire" is credited to Nanker Phelge, a pseudonym used when tracks were composed by the entire Rolling
Stones. Appears on the Rollomg Stones album 'Out Of Our Heads' 1965. |
You Tube studio version |
Please Mrs Henry |
Manfred Mann's Earth Band |
Bob Dylan |
From the album 'Basement Tapes' 1975 |
You Tube studio version |
Pretty Good |
Messin' (US version) |
John Prine |
From albujm 'John Prine' 1971 |
Soundclip 'Pretty Good' |
Quit Your Low Down Ways |
Nightingales & Bombers Re-mastered |
Bob Dylan |
From the album the album Bob Dylan: The Collection (song from 1962) |
Not available |
Rebel |
Somewhere in Afrika re-mastered |
Reg Laws |
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You Tube version |
Redemption Song |
Somewhere In Afrika |
Bob Marley |
From the album 'Uprising' 1980 |
You Tube studio version |
Road To Babylon |
Roaring Silence |
William Billings 18th Century |
From album 'American Pie' 1971. |
You Tube studio version |
Runner |
Criminal Tango re-mastered |
Ian Thomas |
From album 'Looking Back' 1981 |
You Tube studio version |
Shelter From The Storm |
Soft Vengeance |
Bob Dylan |
From the album 'Blood On The Tracks' 1975 |
You Tube live version |
Singing The Dolphin Through |
Roaring Silence |
Mike Heron |
From the album 'Reputation' 1975 |
Not available |
SOS |
Odds & Sods |
Benny Andersson, öBjorn Ulvaeus & Stig Anderson |
From the album 'Abba' 1975 |
You Tube studio version |
Spirits In The Night |
Nightingales & Bombers |
Bruce Springsteen |
From the album' Greetings from Asbury Park NJ' 1973 |
You Tube studio version |
Stranded |
Chance |
Mike Heron |
From the album 'Diamond of Dreams' 1977 |
Not available |
Telegram To Monica |
Masque |
Denny Newman |
Written for MMEB |
Not available |
The History of Sexual Jealously |
Soft Vengeance & 2006 |
Nick Currie |
Written and released by by Momus (Nick Currie) on the album Tender Pervert in 1988. Originally titled "A Complete History
of Sexual Jealousy (pts. 17-24)" |
Sound Clip 'History of Sexual Jealousy'
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The Mighty Quinn |
Watch |
Bob Dylan |
From the album 'Basement Tapes' 1975 |
You Tube studio version |
The Price I Pay |
Soft Vengeance |
Robert Cray and Dennis Walker |
Robert Cray Band, from the album 'I Was Warned' 1992. |
Sound Clip 'The Price I Pay' |
Third World Service |
Somewhere in Afrika |
Anthony Moore |
From Album ' World Service' 1981 |
Soundclip 'World Service' |
Times They Are A Changin' |
Mann Alive |
Bob Dylan |
From the album 'Times They Are A Changin' 1964 |
You Tube live version |
Tribal Statistics |
Somewhere In Afrika |
Andy Qunta |
Written by Andy Qunta for MMEB |
Not available |
Visionary Mountains |
Nightingales & Bombers |
Joan Armatrading//Pam Nestor |
From the album 'Joan Armatrading' 1972 |
You Tube Version |
Waiting for the Rain |
Angel Station |
Billy Falcon |
Original acoustic version with Billy Falcon. |
Not available |
We're Going Wrong |
Criminal Tango |
Jack Bruce |
Originally released by Cream an the album Disreaeli Gears, 1967 |
You Tube live version |
What You Give Is What You Get |
Masque |
Paul Weller |
Jam song is called Start! and is from the album 'Sound Affects' 1980 |
You Tube studio version |
Working Week |
Played Live only |
Elvis Costello |
Played by MMEB at some gigs in 2002. The song was written by Elvis Costello and originally titled "Welcome to the Working
Week", released on the album My Aim is True, 1977 |
You Tube live version |
You Angel You |
Angel Station |
Bob Dylan |
From the album 'Planet Waves' 1974 |
Not available |
You Got Me Right Through The Heart |
Criminal Tango |
Robert Byrne |
From the album 'An Eye For An Eye' by Byrne & Barnes 1981 |
Not available |
