Satellite Blues [CD-single] [Import]

Satellite Blues [CD-single] [Import]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Released to coincide with their forthcoming Australian tour, from their 2000 LP 'Stiff Upper Lip'. Features a previously unreleased track 'Cyberspace' (live in Spain).

Tracks:

Today
Johnny Cash
Room 229
Coming Around
Diablito
Time Of Dying
Close
Angelyne
Leary's Gate
Wash Away My Troubles
Budokan

Customer Reviews:

Just Magic ..........2007-03-26

SPAM, that's me Speak, which is also Speakjones, which is Lance Courtney. I wrote this review in 2001 (no review or spellcheck then) and I'm reclaiming it under my current moniker.

A true musical journey of fresh textures, and supremely smart music. It is Mr. Moore's smartest album yet. This is a record with teeth and groove. Via Satellite accurately captures Moore's tightest band yet in a zenith one night performance at Houston's Sitellite Lounge.
Long time keyboard player Bukka Allen, George Reiff on bass and new comer Chris Searles behind the drums is without exception the best canvas upon which Moore paints a vivid picture of psychedelic soul, smokey dynamics and fat grooves (reflection and wonder, pain and joy) while consecrating fresh arrangements of his songs the way they truly need to be heard! Guest pedal steel player and trumpeter, Paul Brainard from the Portland band Richmond Fontaine adds rich texture to the mix and makes "Room 229" and "Angelyne" an absolute sonic delight! Oh the sound, - thick, very thick. You will never want to hear these songs any other way.
The drumming on this record really grooves in a what seems best described as a smoky, soulful way that complements the arrangements and paces it right along. A lot of the songs benefit from the more uptempo pace, especially "Coming Around" ...something that "and all the colors" could have used, a little more Ummph. This record, Via Satellite, definitely has the Ummph. Forget the milk and sharpen your teeth. This one has meat. If you really appreciate MUSIC, not flashy deedely-deedely wah-wah guitar acrobatics and empty musical [...], but real fat MUSIC, your ears will delight in the experience of "Via Satellite. This is without a doubt, the music lover's music.
Amen.

Ian Moore's Got More Than Just The Green Grass.......2002-01-09

Although some blues purists might not, I applaud Moore for freeing himself of the just-another-blues-rock persona that constricted his talent. I chose "Via Satellite" as the top album for 2001, a piece that's so much more inspired than anything on the radio these days. Moore and his band leap from the starting gate and turn in an inspired, muscular performance. No longer a white-boy blues man, Moore will not get lost in the landscape due to his original, biting sound. His employment of soul, R&B, gospel and other genres on the disc keep repeated listenings fresh, and the live versions surpass the studio originals. And what a voice! His guitar is great, taking on a meatier sound than the studio-friendly fretwork of other guitarists. And besides, how many other singers can slip in and out of falsetto without a hint of a voice crack? Ian Moore's the man. Buy the CD.

Ian's BEST work yet!.......2001-10-29

A true musical journey of fresh textures, and supremely smart music. It is Mr. Moore's smartest album yet. This is a record with teeth and groove. Via Satelite accurately captures Moore's tightest band yet in a zenith one night performance at Houston's Sitelite Lounge.
Long time keyboard player Bukka Allen, George Reiff on bass and new comer Chris Searles behind the drums is without exception the best canvas upon which Moore paints a vivid picture of psychedelic soul, smokey dynamics and fat grooves (reflection and wonder, pain and joy) while consecrating fresh arrangements of his songs the way they truly need to be heard! Guest pedal steel player and trumpeteer, Paul Brainard from the Portland band Richmond Fontaine adds rich texture to the mix and makes "Room 229" and "Angelyne" an absolute sonic delight! Oh the sound, - thick, very thick. You will never want to hear these songs any other way.
The drumming on this record really grooves in a what seems best described as a smokey, soulful way that complements the arrangments and paces it right along. A lot of the songs benefit from the more uptempo pace, especially "Coming Around." Something that "and all the colors" could have used, a little more Ummp. This record, Via Satelite, definitely has the Ummp. Forget the milk and sharpen your teeth. This one has meat. If you really apprecite MUSIC, not flashy deedely-deedely wah-wah guitar acrobatics and empty musical masturbation, but real fat MUSIC, your ears will delight in the experience of "Via Satelite. This is without a doubt, the music lover's music.
Amen.

Ian Moore's new clothes.......2001-07-11

I titled this review Ian Moore's new clothes, because, as the reviews of his other work describe, he has shifted styles quite a ways since his earlier days, and this album captures his current incarnation very nicely. In short, he's now a rock and roll animal, but still well informed by jazz/blues/gospel and even a smoky lounge feel at times. Its a live album, recorded just before New Year 2001. Most of the songs are from And All the Colors, and are not all that different from the album versions. Well ok, the rendition of Leary's Gate is the most intense few minutes of music since Sunday Bloody Sunday or Achilles' Last Stand. Damn. There are a couple of older songs that now sound like they were meant to sound. The highlight for me is the opener, Today. The lyrics seem to be a contemplation of his own funeral, looking forward to looking back, perhaps. This live version is a fleshed out, rocked out version of the original. It starts quietly, and gradually builds into a restrained frenzy, if that makes any sense! Its fluid and powerful and beautiful, just great. The other (more) noteworthy song is Diablito, Muddy Jesus dressed in those new clothes. The current version is a swaggering rock song, with intelligent lyrics, and a rather cool nod to Depeche Mode in the middle. I just listened to the original version, and the contrast explains Ian Moore's change in direction, and musical evolution, pretty clearly! Sometimes I think Ian Moore is sounding a bit like what U2 might have sounded like if they'd been born in Texas, and knew something about music :) If you like intelligent, musically sophisticated rock and roll then this will make you happy.

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Swingin' from the fabulous Satellite
Hadden Sayers Band
Manufacturer: Radio Ready Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008X5IO
Release Date: 2003-03-21

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Bring it to Me Slowly
Down and Out
Woke Up This Morning
Fallin’ for You
Johnny Law
Paper Moon
Kristi Don’t Care
Everybody’s Talkin’
Sweet Suzanne
Trippin’ Down to Mexico
End of the Road
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Product Description

Hadden Sayers began his music career while in college. He is a former member member of Silent Partners, which included legendary B.B. King sidemen Tony Coleman and Russell Jackson. He was lead guitarist for Justice Recording Artist Wendi Slaton before joining Texas’ legendary Miss Molly & the Whips as lead guitarist.

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Great To See That The BEST Is Still Rocking

Satellite Blues
AC/DC
Manufacturer: Phantom Sound & Visi
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Stiff Upper Lip
Safe in New York City

ASIN: B00005016H
Release Date: 2000-10-10

Tracks:

Satellite Blues (LP Version)
Whole Lotta Rosie (Live)
Let There Be Rock (Live)

Album Description

Third single off the Aussie heavy metal institution's 2000 hit album 'Stiff Upper Lip'. Tracks, 'Satellite Blues' (LP Version) and two previously unreleased non-album tracks, 'Whole Lotta Rosie' & 'Let There Be Rock' from their 1996 video 'No Bull' live in concert at the Plaza De Toros in Madrid. Slimline jewel case.

Album Details

Second Single Release from the 2000 LP 'stiff Upper Lip'. This Three Tracker also features Live Versions of 'let There Be Rock' and 'whole Lotta Rosie'.

Customer Reviews:

Great To See That The BEST Is Still Rocking.......2002-07-19

For many a fan they will already have "Satellite Blues" on the "Stiff Upper Lip" CD. Also many a fan might own a copy of the "No Bull, Live In Madrid" concert. However this CD contains 2 tracks from that video on disc, not otherwise available.

The incredible highlight being "Let There Be Rock" at 11.51 & it goes to show no one plays the drums better for this song none other than Phil Rudd. Another good thing is for the most part it's more music oriented so you can just tap your feet along to it.

If you are a hard core fan, than get yourself a copy & also try pick up the "Stiff Upper Lip" CD single as that contains the live tracks "Hard As A Rock" & "Ballbreaker" & if you are lucky enough to get your hands on a copy of "Safe In New York City" then go for it. I've got it on order as one reviewer has said that there is a non-album track on there "Cyberspace" & it features Phil Rudd on drums on the live version of "Back In Black."

Product Description

10 tracks

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Ultra Songs
David Rubin
Manufacturer: Satellite Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0001EK4UQ
Release Date: 2002-07-01

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Dance With Me Baby
When I First Saw You
Escape From Devil's Island
Down In The Dumps Again
I Don't Care About Alice
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Blue Smoke Black Coffee and the Spotlight

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Swingin' from the Fabulous Satellite
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ASIN: B000C8STEY
Release Date: 2003-04-08

Tracks:

Bring It to Me Slowly
Down and Out (Of My Mind)
Woke Up This Morning
Fallin' for You
Johnny Law
Paper Moon
Kristi Don't Care
Everybody's Talkin'
Sweet Suzanne
Trippin' Down to Mexico
End of the Road
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Satellite Blues
AC , and DC
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
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ASIN: B000058A16
Release Date: 2001-02-27

Tracks:

Satellite Blues
Let There Be Rock (Live - Plaza De Toros, Madrid)

Album Details

Released to coincide with their forthcoming Australian tour, from their 2000 LP 'Stiff Upper Lip'. Features a previously unreleased track 'Cyberspace' (live in Spain).

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HIP HOP THE WAY I LIKE IT!!!!
Will D. Chill Review

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Home Team
Manufacturer: Effect Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000008GM6
Release Date: 1992-08-10

Tracks:

Pick It Up
Via Satellite From Saturn
Get A Refill
Wild Style
Pass The Buddah
Back To The Bronx
The Hoodie
Home Team
Know The Flavor
Ruff Neck Business
Alley Boy
Reminiscing

Customer Reviews:

HIP HOP THE WAY I LIKE IT!!!!.......2007-03-04

this album here is hip hop the way i like it like the above says. raw hip hop........no bells........no whistles........on LUKE RECORDS!!!!! dig that!!!!!! i love everything on here. i thought it was gonna be one of those albums where the first song is the one you bought it for and the rest was junkola, but i was wrong as well as pleasantly surprised.

Will D. Chill Review.......2003-04-21

Pick it up was a great song, but I've never been able to find the lyrics on line. If you were a member of the group home team, please post the lyrics on line. My homeboy Pablo "P-Ditty" T. digs it too.

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Jumpin' at the Woodside

Manufacturer: Satellite Sounds, Inc.
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ASIN: B0008IUBQC

Product Description

Digitally Remastered-1-One O'Clock Jump, 2-Everyday I Have the Blues, 3-The King, 4-John's Idea, 5-Lester Leaps In, 6-Red Bank Boogie, 7-Jumpin' At The Woodside, 8-Every Tub, 9-Blue And Sentimental, 10-Shorty George, 11-Going to Chicago Blues, 12- Basie Boogie.