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Yacht Rock (West Coast AOR) Raers ** DOWNLOAD

RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
edited June 2017 in Music Talk


Playlist inspired by this thread:

http://community.soulstrut.com/discussion/68913/aor-the-realest-pulls-in-the-game/

Spent many hours searching for the eternal smooth... There are some pretty obsure isht all up in this.

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After The Love Is Gone Airplay
All My Love LAX
Bermuda Gordon Michaels
A Bigger Fool Fred Knoblock
Blame It on the Night Finis Henderson
Borrowed Beauty Adrian Gurvitz
Bye Bye Baby (1980) Dick St. Nicklaus
Call Me Bill Wolfer
Call Me (Original Mix) Hal Bradbury
Can't Be Seen (1978) Dane Donohue
Doesn't Mean Much To You (1980) Chris Montan
Dream on Bill LaBounty
Dreams Come True Bill Hughes
Driftin Alessi Brothers
Erik Tagg  - 10 - Living Off The Love Eric Tagg
Erik Tagg  - 12 - Who Are You Eric Tagg
An Eye for an Eye Byrne & Barnes
Foggy Night Amii Ozaki
fool in love with you Jim Photoglo
Fool's Paradise Randy Goodrum
For You, for Love The Average White Band
Forever Alessi Brothers
Generalities Marc Jordan
Get It Up For Love Ned Doheny
Givin' Your Love to Me Nielsen/Pearson 
Goin' Down Greg Guidry
Got Me Where You Want Me Nielsen/Pearson 
Gotta get back to Love Bill Champlin
hebert hebert
Hi-Fly Ben Sidran
The Hits Just Keep On Comin' (1980) Far Cry
Hold On White Heart
I Hang On Your Every Word Amy Holland
I Want To Make You Happy (1981) Rick Mathews
I've Got Your Number Ned Doheny
If You Should Sail Nielsen/Pearson 
In It for Love England Dan & John Ford Coley
Inside Is Love Leon Ware
Is It You Lee Ritenour
Je reviens Gilles Rivard
JoJo Boz Scaggs
Just For You (Suzanne's Song) (1982) Frankie Bleu
Lay Back Michael Sembello
Leave Me Alone Tonight Dave Raynor
Living Without Your Love The Imperials
Losing In Love Leah Kunkel
Love Now (1979) Danny Douma
Lovin' and Losin' You Dwayne Ford
Margarita Marc Jordan
Marina Del Rey Marc Jordan
Matinee Idol Yellowjackets
My Old Friend Al Jarreau
Never Gonna Stop Lovin' You Byrne & Barnes
Never Turnin' Back Bruce Hibbard
Night John Hall
No One There Eric Tagg
Nothin' You Can Do About It Airplay
On The Island Leon Ware
Once In Lifetime Michael Ruff
Pass This Time Peter Allen
Right Trough the Heart Byrne & Barnes
RobertLamm 09. A Lifetime We ROBERT Lamm
Room 335 Larry Carlton
Rosalee Michael Johnson
Satellit (Sweden) Ted Gardestad
Satellite (1979) Ted Gardestad
Seasons of Change Roby Duke
Shake it Terence Boylan
Sunny Hills Bobby Caldwell
Take Me As I Am (1979) Simms Brothers Band
That Didn't Hurt Too Bad Robert Byrne
That's Love Jim Capaldi
That's Love Jim Capaldi
To Prove My Love Ned Doheny
War Games Steve Kipner
What Price Glory Robert Kraft
Whatcha' Gonna Do for Me The Average White Band
Who Will Be The Fool Tonight larsen Feiten Band
Wrong Side Of The Tracks David Roberts
You and I Pure Honey
You Need A Hero Pages
You Win I Lose (Original Mix) Hal Bradbury
You're Good For Me Exile
Your Loss Rick Bowles


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  • ketanketan Warmly booming riffs 3,170 Posts
    THANK YOU
  • kicks79kicks79 1,338 Posts
    Hell Yeah . Thank you !
  • JimsterJimster Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,955 Posts


    BTW, for anal completists, the "hebert - herbert" track is actually:

    Randy Hebert - A Star Comin' On (from the "Take Me To Your Love" album)
    https://www.discogs.com/Randy-Hèbert-Take-Me-To-Your-Love/release/3284596

    :shoves imaginary glasses back onto bridge of nose:



  • CBearCBear 902 Posts
    So many thumbs up. Thanks!
  • JimsterJimster Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,955 Posts
    Missing valid links for 179-170, 169-160 and 139-130.

    Mandems help a mug out?
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    Jimster said:
    Missing valid links for 179-170, 169-160 and 139-130.

    Mandems help a mug out?
    Wrong thread.  I edited the links  
  • JimsterJimster Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,955 Posts
    RAJ said:
    Jimster said:
    Missing valid links for 179-170, 169-160 and 139-130.

    Mandems help a mug out?
    Wrong thread.  I edited the links  
    Forgive me.  It was late and I had consumed alcohol.

    If it's any consolation I fell asleep on the sofa and only woke up when the beer spilled in my lap.

    The wife hasn't noticed.

    Yet.
  • djwaxondjwaxon 411 Posts
    Raj,

    WOW.

    Thank you.
  • sticky_dojahsticky_dojah New York City. 2,136 Posts
    incredible. want list going through the roof again...thank you!
    RAJ
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    Props go to West Coast 99 on Youtube.

    Spent hours listening to each and one of his Yacht Rock raers:
  • Funky_TeeFunky_Tee 14 Posts

    Great post! I've been embracing the westcoast genre as well. Here's one from Norway, Soft Rock that was recorded in Oslo and mixed in Burbank studios in the late 70's:

  • Funky_TeeFunky_Tee 14 Posts

    Sorry for any shameless promotion.I thought this might be cool to watch, I did a quick promo video for the Norwegian westcoast aor group LAVA from their Cruisin album from '81.

  • Funky_TeeFunky_Tee 14 Posts

    Another big favourite

  • TDLT02TDLT02 149 Posts
    Great selection Raj, you might like this selection done at the end of last year for the newly launched 'West Coast' magazine...



    Gary Criss ‘The Calm Before The Storm’ (1978) Salsoul Records

    David Batteau ‘Dancing Atoms’  (1976) A&M Records

    Robert Lamm ‘A Lifetime We’ (1974) Columbia Records

    Jimmy Messina  ‘Do You Wanna Dance?’ (La Homage Edit)  (1979) Columbia Records

    Bing Ji Ling ‘Home’  (2009) Lovemonk Records

    Ayers Rock ‘On The Avenue’  (1980) Red Rock Records

    Hawaii ‘Lady Of My Heart’  (2000) Flying Island Records

    Harry Sonoda ‘Waves’  (1977) Crate Records

    Al Nobriga with Island Company ‘Break Away’  (1978) Broad Records

    Michael Nesmith ‘Capsule’ (DJ Supermarkt Edit)  (1979) Pacific Arts Records

    Dos Palos ‘I've Been Around’  (2014) NuNorthern Soul Records

    Lion and The Lamb ‘Hollow Is Everything I Have Seen’  (1978) Polydor

    Eric Esteve and Friends ‘Les Silences De L'ete’  (1977) Epic Records

    The Fifth Avenue Band ‘In Hollywood’  (1969) Reprise Records

    RAJ
  • Goodyear_BLIPGoodyear_BLIP 4 Posts
    I download and love these sounds, but do you not think without sounds of the padt we can't move forward to more of the future?
  • firebleederfirebleeder 1 Post
    'You And I' by the Bee's Knees is taken from their album 'Pure Honey'.
    And I don't know the song "herbert" by herbert. Both artist name and the title of the song may be different.
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts

    And I don't know the song "herbert" by herbert. Both artist name and the title of the song may be different.
    It was first posted here:

    http://community.soulstrut.com/discussion/68598/

    Unfortunately the songs are no longer up... but the record is:


    kicks79
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts

    'You And I' by the Bee's Knees is taken from their album 'Pure Honey'.
    Yes.  You are right:


  • klezmer electro-thug beatsklezmer electro-thug beats 1,386 Posts
    Anybody else noticing the congruence of many, many of those song titles? I know there were whole decades in pop music where "love" was in half the song titles, but seems the smoothness has people talking love more than usual.
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    Anybody else noticing the congruence of many, many of those song titles? I know there were whole decades in pop music where "love" was in half the song titles, but seems the smoothness has people talking love more than usual.

  • klezmer electro-thug beatsklezmer electro-thug beats 1,386 Posts
    dunno if that's in reference to the music or my comment but either way no arguments here
  • JimsterJimster Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,955 Posts
    RAJ said:

    And I don't know the song "herbert" by herbert. Both artist name and the title of the song may be different.
    It was first posted here:

    http://community.soulstrut.com/discussion/68598/

    Unfortunately the songs are no longer up... but the record is:


    I did mention this in the 4th poast above.  Discogs says it's a different record (same artist).  Were 'ludes the opiate of choice for Maximum Musical Inspiration in the Marina?  (a la Wolf of Wall Street)?
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    Jimster said:
    RAJ said:

    And I don't know the song "herbert" by herbert. Both artist name and the title of the song may be different.
    It was first posted here:

    http://community.soulstrut.com/discussion/68598/

    Unfortunately the songs are no longer up... but the record is:


     Were 'ludes the opiate of choice for Maximum Musical Inspiration in the Marina?  (a la Wolf of Wall Street)?

    If there was any drug linked to the smooth, it had to be quaaludes.

    The drug, synthesized in the 1950s, was originally intended as an anti-malarial treatment, says James Adams, associate professor at the University of Southern California School of Pharmacy. When doctors discovered what a great painkiller and sleep aid it appeared to be, they prescribed it for that instead.

    Soon, people discovered that it also released sexual inhibitions, particularly in men, and that when mixed with alcohol it produced a mellow euphoria. It also made it difficult if not impossible for an intoxicated woman to resist a man's advances.

  • klezmer electro-thug beatsklezmer electro-thug beats 1,386 Posts
    And on that note, to kill the buzz (harsh the mellow? roughen the smooth?), apparently dr cliff huxtable himself was a fan of the 'ludes...
  • LamontLamont 1,089 Posts
    thanks for putting up that folder; very enjoyable
  • vintageinfantsvintageinfants 4,537 Posts
    ketan
  • the_dLthe_dL 1,531 Posts

    thanks Raj!
    kicks79
  • phatmoneysackphatmoneysack Melbourne 1,124 Posts
    This really is outstanding. Thanks for all the great songs! Love this one especially
  • mateomateo 163 Posts
    Did I miss out?!! Been traveling....would love to here these
  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
    mateo said:
    Did I miss out?!! Been traveling....would love to here these
    @mateo -  PM'd
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