trax disc 25:1. Hop, Skip And Jump - Bobby Roberts 2. Birddoggin´ - Billy "Crash" Craddock 3. Shadow Blues - John Hampton 4. Bop `n` Stroll - Aubrey Cagle 5. Stand Up, Sit Down, Shut Your Mouth - Simon Crum (Ferlin Husky) 6. Catapillar - Ray Campi & John & Henry 7. Til The Law Say Stop - Johnny Faire 8. Keepin´ All My Lovin´ - Pee Wee Trahan 9. Just A Little Bit Longer - Gene La Marr & His Blue Flames 10. Lovin´ Lorene - Glen Garrison 11. Satellite Rock - Joe Tate & The Hi-Fives 12. Rock Love - Elaine Gay 13. She´s Mine - Chuck Mills & The Monarchs 14. Rhythm In My Soul - Harry Carter 15. Let´s Fall In Love - Dorsey Burnette 16. Midnight Sun Rock - Al Oster 17. Convertible Car - Wally Hughes 18. Date On The Corner - Don Feger & The Embers 19. Cadillac Baby - Bill Sherill 20. Three Or Four Nights - Johnny Bond 21. Little Bo Pete - Buddy Miller 22. Yes Juanita´s Mine - Roy Moss 23. How About Me, Pretty Baby - Jimmy Johnson 24. I Don´t Dig It - Mike McAlister 25. Don´t Be Shy - Gerry Middleton
trax disc 26:
1. I Got The Bug - Kenny Owen 2. Shorty The Barber - Lou Millet 3. Where The Rio Rosa Flows - Ken Copeland 4. Just A Little Bit More - Frank Deaton & The Mad Lads 5. Don´t Be Mad - Don Feger & The Embers 6. Teen-Age Rebel (Carol Honeycutt-vocals) - Arthur Smith w/Carol Honeycutt 7. Hassle It Jack - Bob Hicks & The Youngsters 8. Be-Bop Blues - Aubrey Cagle 9. Those Rock´n Roll Blues - Don Ray & The Rodeo Ramblers 10. Teenage Queen - Lonnie Barron 11. Old Age And Rough Treatment - Charlie Stewart & The Gem Tones 12. My Rock And Roll Baby - Ray Coleman 13. Give Me Lovin´ - Tracey Pendarvis 14. Crawdad Hole - Milt Forrester 15. Bop Man Bop - Doug Amerson & Peck Gregory & His Dude Cowboys 16. Barracuda - Cliffie Stone 17. I Went Rockin´ - Bobby Norris 18. Party Kiss - Johnny Fallin 19. There's Gonna Be A Ball - Rudy Grayzell 20. Bop Cat Bop - Simon Crum (Ferlin Huskey) 21. Baby I Love You - Del Reeves 22. Playin´ The Field - Tommy Sands 23. You Told A Fib - Gene Vincent 24. Cell Of Love - Bobby Louis 25. I Chickened Out - Kenny Loran
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"Rock-A-Billy Dynamite" Vol 25 + 26
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CD25
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/11004036/file.html
CD26
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/73171938/file.html
BONUS 1 OF 3:
NATURAL CHILD - Dancing’ With Wolves (2014) @320
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/1848469/file.html
Someone’s going to accuse Natural Child of going soft and they’ll be wholly wrong. Across their previous 3 LPs, the Nashville trio carved out a little niche with a whole lot of machismo, a healthy dose of riff-rock and a firm rooting in country. Their shirts have beer stains. The bottoms of their lighters are colored black with ash. Their trail of women and buddies is long, often listed and equally tender and flippant. This is the band whose version of maturity was yelling, “want to tell you to suck my dick/but I gotta be a man.”
And in truth, not a lot’s changed. While the excellent starter “Out In The Country” gives off a dark Cale vibe that dips in and out across the record, one need look no further than the next track, “Don’t The Time Pass Quickly,” to know that Natural Child is still playing fast and loose. “I had things to do/had it all planned out/then she grabbed my…/and she kissed my mouth.” They have matured, sure, they’ve gotten older. All that love making, chain smoking and beer chuggin’ adds up, but that doesn’t mean it goes away. Dancin’ With Wolves is full of tales of use and abuse, both in substance and in love. But this is not to say that it’s more of the same. Augmenting the fun of boredom on “Saturday Night Blues” and the cocksured defensiveness of “Country Hippie Blues” are some of the finest work the band has done. The lyrical contradiction of “Rounder” followed by “I’m Gonna Try” is missed on no one. “Rounder”s narrator can’t settle down in spite of himself; “Try’s” can’t think of being with anyone else. The album’s closer, and title track, is either a call to action for potential road-trippers (and “trippers” in general) or a plea to heed the call of resisting temptation if you’re not sure what you’re getting into. It’s always about perspective for Natural Child, and the lens they look through can be equally fogged by love, shots or smoke.
The band has also become more technically sound – something no one was begging for but everyone should appreciate. The slide guitar playing across much the record is a gorgeous and welcome addition. Wes Traylor’s bass is high in the mix, his playing alongside Seth Murray’s guitar on equal-footing. And their one-two punch of vocals are beat-up in just the right places, smooth in others. And while record has a bigger dose of country than previous efforts, their ability to not go too sentimental or cliche is impressive. “Dancin’ With Wolves” sees Natural Child on a strong path. It’s not groundbreaking, but they’ve presented a record without clunkers, in that true country tradition of plowing along, sounding good, having good and bad times – and living to sing about it. words / b kramer. (Aquarian Drunkard)
01 Out In The Country
02 Don't The Time Pass Quickly
03 Country Hippie Blues
04 Firewater Liquor
05 Bailando Con Lobos
06 Saturday Night Blues
07 Rounder
08 I'm Gonna Try
09 Nashville's A Groovy Little Town
10 Last Song
more info
http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/av/2014/02/album-stream-natural-child---dancin-with-wolves.html
BONUS 2 OF 3
All Killer! No Filler! Vol.1
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/65377153/file.html
An essential collection of 1950’s & 60’s Rockabilly & Rock ’n’ Roll! Packed full of foot-tappin’ dance floor DJ hits!
01 - The Girl Next Door - Max K Lip (2:16)
02 - Black Smoke & Blue Tears - Cly (2:10)
03 - Sinner Not A Saint - Trini Lop (2:31)
04 - What A Girl Can't Do - The Han (2:27)
05 - I'm In A Whirl - Deuces Wild (2:03)
06 - Sick And Tired - Mack Allen Sm (2:00)
07 - Baggie Maggie - Henry Henry (2:02)
08 - The Wiggle - Southlanders (2:05)
09 - Do The Dog - Syko And The Cari (2:14)
10 - Confusion - Lee Mcbridge (1:46)
11 - Rolling Stone - Larry O'keefe (1:41)
12 - Cincinnati Fireball - Johnny B (2:45)
13 - Golden Ruby Blue - Jimmy Edwar (1:53)
14 - What Kinda Man - The Zaks (2:12)
15 - Lucky 11 Rock - Chuck Slaughte (2:16)
16 - Buzz Buzz A-Diddle-It - Freddy (2:27)
17 - Madness - The Rhythm Rockers (2:36)
18 - Pretty Girl Taker - Joe Lover (1:58)
19 - Vacations Over - Lou Josie (2:11)
20 - Let's Coast Awhile - Bo Davis (2:01)
21 - Mogul Monster - The Rangers (2:12)
22 - It's Rock And Roll - Jack Wins (2:05)
23 - Baby You Been To School - Char (2:09)
24 - No Room For Your Kind - Andy S (2:17)
25 - Twenty Flight Rock - Merv Bent (1:52)
26 - Toolie Frollie - Bobby Lee Tra (2:46)
27 - Boppin' In A Sack - The Lane B (2:06)
28 - I'm On Fire - Tommy Bruce (2:04)
29 - Tick Tock - Bobby Callaway (2:34)
30 - Lovey Dovey - The Royal Rhythm (2:39)
BONUS 3 OF 3
GUITAR SLIM GREEN - Guitar Slim Green’s “Stone Down Blues” w/Johnny & Shuggie Otis 1970 @320
"A great deal has been written about the blues and the people who sing them. Most enthusiasts are familiar with the names of Elmore james, Muddy Waters, Sonnyboy Williamson, Lightnin' Hopkins and Little Walter, for these are the names of artists who have won wide recognition for their talents and their contributions not only to the blues, but to Rock & Roll as well.
However, one should be aware that there were others, some still around, that were equally as talented, but not as fortunate. All too often their contributions were quickly recognized, borrowed or stolen and the artists themselves ignored and forgotten. Such was almost the tragedy that occured with GUITAR SLIM GREEN..." (Cover notes)
I've said it before, the Boogie Blues aren't generally my thing. I tend to be fairly selective. This 1970 Kent outing by Norman "Guitar Slim" Green is good & solid, though. Kept me steady rocking through a huge load of dishes tonight, with no complaints. (Well, aside from the dishes.) The back-up from Johnny and Shuggie Otis doesn't hurt much, either. 320 vinyl rip.
1. Shake 'Em Up 2:11
2. Bumble Bee Blues 3:26
3. Make Love All Night 2:36
4. My Little Angel Child 3:57
5. 5th Street Alley Blues 3:13
6. Old Folks Boogie 2:13
7. This War Ain't Right 3:04
8. You Make Me Feel So Good 2:05
9. Big Fine Thing 2:48
10. Play On Little Girl 3:10
Info/Pic
http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/2011/11/guitar-slim-greens-stone-down-blues.html
Always a great way to start the day at TwilightZone. Thanks!
BONUS 3 OF 3 (WITH LINK)
GUITAR SLIM GREEN - Guitar Slim Green’s “Stone Down Blues” w/Johnny & Shuggie Otis 1970 @320
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/72431300/file.html
"A great deal has been written about the blues and the people who sing them. Most enthusiasts are familiar with the names of Elmore james, Muddy Waters, Sonnyboy Williamson, Lightnin' Hopkins and Little Walter, for these are the names of artists who have won wide recognition for their talents and their contributions not only to the blues, but to Rock & Roll as well.
However, one should be aware that there were others, some still around, that were equally as talented, but not as fortunate. All too often their contributions were quickly recognized, borrowed or stolen and the artists themselves ignored and forgotten. Such was almost the tragedy that occured with GUITAR SLIM GREEN..." (Cover notes)
I've said it before, the Boogie Blues aren't generally my thing. I tend to be fairly selective. This 1970 Kent outing by Norman "Guitar Slim" Green is good & solid, though. Kept me steady rocking through a huge load of dishes tonight, with no complaints. (Well, aside from the dishes.) The back-up from Johnny and Shuggie Otis doesn't hurt much, either. 320 vinyl rip.
1. Shake 'Em Up 2:11
2. Bumble Bee Blues 3:26
3. Make Love All Night 2:36
4. My Little Angel Child 3:57
5. 5th Street Alley Blues 3:13
6. Old Folks Boogie 2:13
7. This War Ain't Right 3:04
8. You Make Me Feel So Good 2:05
9. Big Fine Thing 2:48
10. Play On Little Girl 3:10
Info/Pic
http://ghostcapital.blogspot.com/2011/11/guitar-slim-greens-stone-down-blues.html
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Thanks so much for the Natural Child records, G. I'm looking forward to hearing them all. Your referrals are always spot on. All the best,
Iggy
Thank you so much for uploading this amazing rockabilly collection! Much appreciated!
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