25 fantastic rockin' blues originals including Lightning Hopkins, Slim Harpo, Lightin' Slim, Doctor Ross, Champion Jack Dupree, Little Walter and many others.
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1. mad as i can be - Lightnin' Hopkins 2. i got a watch dog - Dosie Terry 3. i wish you would - Billy Boy Arnold 4. mean old train - Papa Lightfoot 5. i'm wild about you - Lightnin' Hopkins 6. stumbling block - Champion Jack Dupree 7. shake your hips - Slim Harpo 8. i'm tired waitin' baby - Lightnin' Slim 9. learn to treat me better - Lonesome Sundown 10. you gotta be loose - Wailin' Bill Dell 11. cat squirrel - Doctor Ross 12. you know i love you - Elmer Parker 13. old time rock 'n' roll - Champion Jack Dupree 14. i had a little dog - Big Jack Reynolds 15. why'd you do it - Ralph Willis 16. gonna hop on down the line - Ralph Willis 17. money fever - Sticks McGhee 18. sleep in job - Sticks McGhee 19. mr. froggie - Sonny & Jaycee 20. you keep doggin' - Sonny & Jaycee 21. let's rock and roll - Little Shy Guy & The Hot Rods 22. my little baby - Little Shy Guy & The Hot Rods 23. biscuit baking woman - Big Ed & His Combo 24. sloppy drunk - Jimmy Rogers 25. boom boom (out go the lights) - Little Walter
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"Blues 'n' Rockin'"
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Thanks for this gems!
BONUS:
MERLE HAGGARD - The Complete ’60’s Capitol Singles
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/75310736/file.html
Merle Haggard's Capitol recordings have been anthologized countless times so it could stand to reason there isn't much use for another CD of Hag's '60s sides. That assumption is decidedly wrong. Omnivore's 2013 set, The Complete '60s Capitol Singles, is the first compilation to present nothing but the A- and B-sides from Hag's '60s Capitol singles. After 1965's "Strangers," every single Merle released in the '60s apart from 1967's self-mythologizing "Someone Told My Story" reached the Billboard Country Top 10, constituting one of the great runs in country music, a run not diminished by the presence of the single's flipsides, which are sturdy songs cut from the same cloth as the A-side. By setting the parameters at Capitol, several of Merle's earliest hits are absent -- "Sing a Sad Song," "Sam Hill," and "(My Friends Are Gonna Be) Strangers" were all released on the Californian independent label Tally, so they're not here -- and while they’re missed, The Complete '60s Capitol Singles does offer something no other Haggard compilation has: each of these songs is presented in their original mono mixes, so this replicates how Merle Haggard would have been heard on the radio and on jukeboxes across America. This is how Merle Haggard sounded in the '60s, when he catapulted from Bakersfield to the top of the charts, defining the sound of country music in the latter half of the decade, and by focusing intently on Haggard's legacy-creating hot streak, this Omnivore collection re-creates the sound and feel of Merle at his peak, so it's valuable even for those who already have this material elsewhere, whether it's in career-spanning compilations or Bear Family's in-depth exploration of these years. (Allmusic)
MERLE HAGGARD - Icon: MCA, late '70s & early '80s
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/75310736/file.html
The 2012 release Icon rounds up 11 songs Merle Haggard recorded for MCA in the late '70s and early '80s -- a period that sometimes gets overlooked between his seminal early stint at Capitol and his later successes at Epic. Unfairly so, as he had several terrific songs during this time, many of which are featured here on this affordable compilation. Highlights include two of his classic drinking songs, "I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink" and "Misery and Gin," a live version of "Rainbow Stew," "I'm Always on a Mountain When I Fall," and "From Graceland to the Promised Land." Not all of his greatest sides for MCA are here, but enough are to make this a good representative sampler. (ALLMUSIC)
Thanks again!
thanks, as always, for your great posts. the 2 merle offerings, however, are the same . . . just fyi
The two Merle albums are there, though. I put 2 albums on one DL
Great stuff. Many thanks!
Thanks so much for the pearls from Merle. Think I'll give 'em a whirl.
Iggy
Oops. Looks like both of Merle's offerings are sporting the same zippy link. Help. And thanks.
Iggy
Both album are on one DL. Just download the link and you'll find both albums there. Look and you will find it easily.
Look in side the Merle "Capitol Singles"
Folder and you will find the Merle "Icon" late 70's singles. All on one download. Sorry I listed the same link twice, I should have worded it better that both albums are in one DL.
Thank You.
Thanks Gyro. Found them when I opened them. Just didn't consider the possibility. Good weekend to you.
Iggy
Thanks for all the good Merle, Gyro!
Thanks
thanx m8
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