New York Dolls - Endless Party (1973)

Demos - Planet Studios, 1973
These demos were recorded in March 1973 at Planet Studios in NYC with Paul Nelson producing.

Track Listing
1. Babylon
2. Private World
3. Subway Train
4. Who Are The Mystery Girls
5. Frankenstein
6. It's Too Late
7. Bad Detective
8. Back in the USA
9. 7 Day Weekend
10. Endless Party
11. Human Being

Link: New York Dolls - Endless Party (1973)

New York Dolls - 'Actress' The birth of the New York Dolls (1971)

Band: New York Dolls
Album: "'Actress' The birth of the New York Dolls"
Country: USA
Year: 1971
Style: Glam Rock

"This is the classic session recorded at Rusty Beany's Bicycle Shop, way back in 1971. As the title of the CD suggests, as well as the liner notes extracted from Arthur Kane's book called I'Doll, this does indeed document the birth of the Dolls and many classic songs from the next few years are represented here, albeit in slightly different forms. It certainly doesn't take a genius to work out where Subway Train and Sad Vacation came from when you listen to this session." (Review by Ian Corbridge)

Track Listing
1. That's Poison
2. I Am Confronted
3. It's Too Late
4. Oh, Dot
5. I'm A Boy, I'm A Girl
6. Coconut Grove
7. Take Me To Your Party
8. Oh, Dot
9. It's Too Late
10. We've Been Through This Before
11. Why Am I Alone

Link: New York Dolls - 'Actress' The birth of the New York Dolls (1971)

New York Dolls - Seven Day Weekend (1973)

Recorded in March 1973 at Planet Studios in NYC with Paul Nelson producing.

Musicians
Johnny Thunders - guitar, vocals
David JoHansen - vocals, harmonica
Sylvain Sylvain - guitar, vocals
Arthur Harold Kane - bass
Jerry Nolan - drums

Band: New York Dolls
Album: "Seven Day Weekend"
Country: USA
Year: 1973
Style: Glam Rock


Track Listing
1 Seven Day Weekend
2 Frankenstein
3 Mystery Girls
4 Showdown
5 Back In The USA
6 Endless Party
7 Jet Boy
8 It's Too Late
9 Bad Detective
10 Lonely Planet Boy
11 Subway Train
12 Private World
13 Trash
14 Human Being
15 Don't Start Me Talking
16 Hootchie Cootchie Man
17 Great Big Kiss
18 Vietnamese Baby
19 Babylon

Links:

New York Dolls - Seven Day Weekend (1973) - Part I
New York Dolls - Seven Day Weekend (1973) - Part II

Johnny Thunders - Live & Wasted (unplugged) (1990)

Quem leu o "Mate-me por favor" deve lembrar da parte em que Johnny Thunders fala que queria gravar um disco de blues. Se ele chegou a gravar o disco eu não sei, mas esse chega perto.

Gravado em 90, alguns meses antes de morrer (ele ainda faria uma participação especial na gravação de "Born to Lose" pela banda alemã Die Toten Hosen dois dias antes de falecer), esse disco é o retrato de Johnny Thunders: belas canções, que animam e entristecem, rápidas e profundas.

No disco, apenas Johnny com o seu violão mais alguém tocando um sax no fundo.

Johnny Thunders morreu em 91 aos 38 anos.

Segue um estranho vídeo do Johnny Thunders na França tocando "You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory"



Link: Johnny Thunders - Live and Wasted (Unplugged)