trax:
1. Bye Bye Baby - The Channels 2. Runaround Baby - The Kodoks 3. Ugly Face - The Pearls 4. Home Work - The L'Captans 5. Rama Lang A Ding Dong - The Edsels 6. What'cha Gotta Loose - The Del-Vikings 7. Come Along With Me - The Del-Vikings 8. Ooh, I Feel So Good - The Vibranaires 9. When I Woke Up This Morning - The Bop Chords 10. I'm Not Too Young To Fall In Love - Lewis Lymon & The Teenchords 11. Lilly - The Blentones 12. Military Kick - The Blentones 13. The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow - The Monotones 14. Sputnick Dance - The Equadors 15. The Beat Of My Heart - The Cordells 16. Bang Abng "Shoot 'Em Daddy" - The Emblems 17. I Do - The 5 Royales 18. Pretty Please - The Kinglets 19. My Baby Don't Need Changing - The Kinglets 20. Shut Your Mouth - The Ebonairs 21. Oh Baby Don't - The Heartbeats 22. Lady Love - The Del-Larks 23. Please Say You're Mine - The Savoys 24. Oh Gee, Oh Gosh - The Kodoks 25. Oo Wee Baby - The Ivy Tones 26. Gee I'm In Love - The Elchords 27. Zoom, Zoom, Zoom - The Elchords 28. I Remember - The Five Discs 29. Shouldn't I - The Orients 30. Hushabye My Love - Dino & The Diplomats
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ROCKIN' 'N' RARE DOO WOP Vol. 1
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/76534638/file.html
BONUS:
THE GRIP WEEDS - Giant On The Beach (2004) (With Bonus Tracks)
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/48177771/file.html
There is much that's admirable about the Grip Weeds' fourth album Giant on the Beach, but nothing groundbreaking. There's a more assured mastery of elements of sounds by the Beatles (particularly in their Revolver era) and the Who (in the guitar work) than there is in most early 21st century bands who look toward those influences. Kristin Pinell's guitar work is particularly polished and confident, also inserting references to (though not actual quotes from) the guitar work from the Byrds' at their most psychedelic. The vocal harmonies have a spot-on shade of melancholy, the guitar sounds are multi-textured and varied, and organs and Mellotron help this avoid guitar power pop cliché. the Byrds of 1966-1967, the forward thrust of the Who, and the Mellotron all come together on "Midnight Sun," one of the best tracks. (Allmusic)
1. Astral Man
2. Realities
3. Give Me Some Of Your Ways
4. I Believe
5. Infinite Soul
6. Gone Before
7. Once Again
8. Midnight Sun
9. Waiting For A Sign
10. Sight Unseen
11. Closer To Love
12. Telescope
13. Get By
Thank you shoop boop be doop! :)
Since some of our old faves seem to still be “down for the count,” and as a “thanks!” for the multitude of music…
Here is a “taste” (first 1/4 only!) of a mammoth ‘50s R’n’R boxed set!
Rock-A-Billy Dynamite 1 to 7 (535 MB total Available until 19 August, 2013):
https://www.wetransfer.com/downloads/b51a6cf0f3fc11dc91e5e1dfbb225bc020130812120745/e370299518b75423f3c5c9596f57c10020130812120745/4c2208
Rock-A-Billy Dynamite 8 9 10 (229 MB total - Available until 20 August, 2013):
https://www.wetransfer.com/downloads/a6387d13df84a98285c33c91473a889820130813170627/645883c873fe0d6f1b2bba00680fe2c020130813170627/1384c4
- B.
Nice, thanks!
Thanks guys.
Please, PLEASE upload the rest of that Rockabilly Dynamite set. :-)
Yes, please Anonymous B! :)
Believe you me, I would if I could... (Add the rest of this ma$$ive “P.D.” 40-parter…)
“Good ol' trusty” “WEB(NON)SENSE” has BLOCKED me from viewing the rest of the links someone had sent to me…!
There may still be hope… Keep an eye on this space…!
- B.
no hope for
Rock-A-Billy Dynamite 11 - 40 ???
thank you
juan
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