Wild & rare 50's R&B, originally issued on Smithsonian Folkways LP in 1966. This compilation brings together recordings produced by Henry Hines and Al White for Lynn's Productions, and provides a musical snapshot of some of the bands popular in clubs, fraternities, and schools in the 1950s.trax:
1- Johnny B. Goode - Al White and his Hi-Liters 2- A Fool In Love - Naomi Bradly 3- Don't Mistreat Me - Queenettes 4- Baby Fat - The Dominoes 5- The Eel - Johnny Larand and the Internes 6- Testify - The Dominoes 7- Until The End - The Barons 8- I Can Jerk All Night - The Barons 9- On My Way Back Home - Louis Armstrong / Rainbow of Rhythm 10- There Is Something About My Girl That Is Mighty Sweet - Dave Bonds 11- Maybe - The Queenettes 12- There's A Dream For You - The Barons 13- Dream Lover - Phillip and the Originals 14- Make My Life Worth Living - The Queenettes 15- Come On Home - Johnny Larand and the Internes
Files in .m4a! Lucky who uses i-Tunes!
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"ROOTS: RHYTHM & BLUES"
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gitit! no pw
http://rapidshare.com/files/342357905/roots_.zip
Vol. 2 was even better w/the best version ever of Sam Cooke's Rome Wasn't Built In A Day as done by Maxine Thomas, Irma's little sister.
Welcome back! Also: Awesome! - d.
Very nice! Thanks!
Great news in the land of the Twilightlight Zone. We get the return of Gyro and then a posting from the Hound himself. We are not worthy.
Philo
I loved THE HOUND on FMU. Long live the Lakeside....and long live the Twilight Zone!
Is this a new post from Gyro? Or is it another "originally sever by Gyro1966" reup? I sure hope it's new and that he's coming back to us!
When I was a younger man and a record store hound I saw this album several times but never purchased it although it intrigued me. I bought loads and loads of records during my time (it ain't over yet) but always regretted not having got this one. Thank you so much for this, it makes my day, my week, etc.
Ralph11
I ponder, I brood, and then . . . I come to this blog and life is good again. Thanks for all this. Anyone else having trouble, though, extracting this one? Can't wait to hear it.
It seems that if I'm having trouble extracting a file from TZ, then others are probably having the same problem. So if you're having problems, try extracting using the option "do not extract paths" in whatever program you're using. In WinRar you usually go to the "advanced" tab and check that option in the "file paths" box. The problem appears to lie in creating a folder to extract the files to, so checking this option will not create a folder with the files inside. You can then create a folder yourself. Note that there are a lot of garbage files 82kb big included that you can delete. They all in the format "._##(space)filename.m4a"
I used tio have both 1 and 2 on LP. Great records!! I, too, thought the maroon one was better.
Man, if Gyro66 is back, I need to go get another hard drive cuz I'm anticipating a LOT of great music...thanks for puttin' this up there!
Great news !!! Gyro's been missed !
thanks to both of you & all other contributors for such a great blog !!!
te importaria poner este en multiupload por favor es que el rapidshare me da error
gracias
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