Tuesday, 17 May 2011

"Raisin' the Roof"

Hey Ryp, I thought you might like to post my rip of Raisin' the Roof. This was a 1992 MFSL release that has long been out of print and highly sought. The discs are comprised of, "On Jesus Program", by The Sunset Travelers: The Rev. Julius Cheeks, "Sings" and "I Found the Answer" by the Swan Silvertones. Thanks and keep up your fine work/blog. Don K.trax disc 1:
Sunset Travelers featuring O.V. Wright:
1. On Jesus Program 2. Hide Me In Your Bosom 3. I Made It Over 4. Looking For A Better Place 5. What Do You Think About Jesus? 6. Have You Ever Been Touched? 7. Another Day Lost 8. Wonderful Jesus 9. When Jesus Comes 10. My Trouble Is Hard 11. You'll Never Know 12. Ain't That Good News
Reverend Julius Cheeks:
13. Get My Child Out Of Jail 14. Same Train 15. Just Crying 16. Sweeter Than Honey 17. Mountain Railroad
trax disc 2:
Reverend Julius Cheeks_
1. Heaven Is Just One Prayer Away 2. Waiting For My Child 3. Somewhere Around God's Throne 4. How Far Is Heaven 5. Where You Going Mary?
Swan Silvertones_
6. When The Saints Go Marching In 7. I Found The Answer 8. Bedside Of A Neighbor 9. Anyhow Lord 10. What's The Matter Now? 11. Tell Of A Savior 12. Goin' On With Jesus 13. Away Somehow 14. Glory Hallelujah 15. How Great Thou Art 16. End Of My Journey
...served by Don K...

14 comments:

RYP said...

"Raisin' the Roof"
...served by Don K...
gitit! no pw
https://rapidshare.com/files/3099294145/Var-Ar_Rzin_rf.zip

Gyro1966 said...

Thanks for this Don K., I didn't have it. I'll Be playing it today.

wilfofhove said...

Thanks Don. Amazing stuff. Good things, JWW

Unknown said...

Great collection. Thank you!

Anonymous said...

Some great Gospel here! Thanks Don and Gyro!

Mihaleez said...

Woh my GOD! I didn't knew the existence of this release! Reverend Julius Cheeks is shit hot! Don, you just made my day! Thanks buddy!
BTW, how r u Gyro? Everything's OK? Greetings from the motherland!

Gyro1966 said...

Hi Mihaleez, all is well. You have great taste in music. I came over here when I was five, and the plan was for my parents to move back to Greece in three years. Well, my father died in two years and we never left. I wonder how different my taste in music would be if we moved back to Greece when I was eight? Would my taste be nearly as cool as yours?

Mihaleez said...

You're Kidding me right? It can't be other way, cause you really seem to have a bigger and cool-er record collection! There are times that i "envy" you for the stuff you're sharing here! haha! That's a sad story, but there's always something good in shitty situations! many thanks for the kind words, i guess it's a DNA matter! I always make fun of my father that my mom made me with an American, and probably an African-American! Don't know what else should i think cause really i can't remember someone took me by the hand and tell me "look son, this is Otis or Bo"! Send me your email aderfe, ok? Ta leme!

Gyro1966 said...

Mihaleez - I mean that it was easier for me to hear this music because I live here and I could drive to cool record stores or record conventions nearby. You had to work much harder to find it, especially before the internet age - so I give you a lot of credit.

Mihaleez said...

Oh, that's completely true! Greece has almost nothing to do in culture matters in relation with rock & roll. Can you speak the language? Don't know when you'll find the time to come over here for vacations, but before you get on plane, mail me mate. We must talk from the near 'bout rock n roll drinking at the same time ouzo (or wine) along with tons of fresh fish! Ha-ha! All the best my friend! Ta leme!

Frankie Alibi said...

Hi Ryp,
This one has been deleted too! Would absolutely love to get a copy. Any chance you could re-upload it?
Thanks! You Rock!

snorrevonflake said...

would also be interested in a re up, thank you

snorrevonflake said...

would also love to see a re-up, thank you, regards

snorrevonflake said...

and thanks for the great blog again