trax:
01 Problem Child 02 This Kind Of Love 03 i Never Knew 04 It's Too Late 05 You're Gonna Cry 06 Chicken Hearted (instrumental) 07 Trying To Get To You 08 Problem Child 09 It's Too Late 10 Mean Little Mama 11 This Kind Of Love 12 Claudette
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ROY ORBISON "Problem Child!"
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
320 kBit/s
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/95810636/file.html
WAV pt.1
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/85189835/file.html
WAV pt.2
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/87445407/file.html
(Recorded from LP by Gyro1966)
Thank you for this great gemm!
BONUS 1 OF 4
GROOVIN’ AT THE GO-GO (The Harthon Collection)(Goldmine Soul Supply)
A Compilation Of 60’s Northern Soul Rarities From Philadelphia
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/24783904/file.html
1. 01 - Victors - Not Only The Girl Knows (2:49)
2. 02 - Victors - Hurt (2:09)
3. 03 - Eddie Holman - Stay Mine For Heaven's Sake (2:40)
4. 04 - Eddie Holman - Eddie's My Name (2:53)
5. 05 - Eddie Holman - I'll Cry 1000 Tears (2:10)
6. 06 - Lee Garrett - I Can't Break The Habit (2:42)
7. 07 - United 4 - One More Year (2:17)
8. 08 - The Volcanoes - It's Gonna Be A False Alarm (2:34)
9. 09 - The Preludes - Deeper Than That (2:30)
10. 10 - The Preludes - Shiggy Diggy (2:27)
11. 11 - The 4 Larks - Groovin At The Go-Go (2:38)
12. 12 - United 4 - She's Puttin' You On (2:06)
13. 13 - The 4 Larks - I Still Love You (2:42)
14. 14 - The 4 Larks - Another Chance (2:39)
15. 15 - Irma & The Larks - Without You Baby (2:12)
16. 16 - The Larks - For The Love Of Money (1:57)
17. 17 - Eddie Holman - I Surrender (2:22)
18. 18 - Eddie Holman - Where I'm Not Wanted (2:44)
19. 19 - Eddie Holman - Hurt (2:31)
20. 20 - Larry Clinton - She's Wanted (2:46)
21. 21 - Bernard Williams & The Blue Notes - Focused On You (2:15)
22. 22 - Bernard Williams & The Blue Notes - It's Needless To Say (2:28)
23. 23 - Irma & The Fascinations - You Need Love (2:34)
24. 24 - Jo - Ann Jackson & The Dreams - Georgie Porgie (2:18)
25. 25 - Intentions - Don't Forget That I Love You (2:37)
26. 26 - Lee Garrett - I'm So Glad, Pt 1 (2:26)
27. 27 - The Twilights - She's Gonna Put Me Down (2:35)
info
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Groovin-At-The-Go-Go-The-Harthon-Collection/release/3422357
BONUS 2 OF 4
JUKEBOX JAM! , Vol. 1 @320
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JUKEBOX JAM! , Vol. 2 @320
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/20548099/file.html
The follow up to the original Jukebox Jam full length double LP contains 23 sticks of raw R&B dynamite. Spanning the explosive period from the mid-40s to the mid 60s, every track is carefully selected to make you jump right out of your chair and shout out an ‘Ooo Wee’, or perhaps even an ‘Amen’ for the religiously inclined.
info & ordering: http://www.jukeboxjam.org
trax:
1. Lament - Mamie Perry 2. If You Ain't Got No Bread (You Might as Well Stay Home in Bed) - Billy Hamlin 3. Mary Lou - Young Jessie 4. Tears Baby - Johnny West 5. King Solomon's Blues - Gil Bernal 6. Rock a While - Dewey Guy & the Fabulous Six 7. Hot Mamma - Brother Woodsmans Combo & the Chanters feat. Ethel Brown 8. Henry Lee - Betty James 9. I Done Done It - Amos Milburn 10. Cat Music - Dave Bartholomew 11. Swingin' - Saunders King 12. Big Game Hunter - Steve Gibson & the Red Caps 13. That Ain't the Way To Do It - Big Sis Andrews 14. If I Ever Find You - Buddy Johnson 15. Cleopatra - The Mark VI 16. Misery - Barrett Strong 17. Put on My Shoes - Mary Ann Fisher 18. Little Lonely Girl - The Originals w. Steve Allan 19. I'll Get You, Too - Billy Emerson 20. Crawlin' - The Untouchables 21. Noah - Grainger Hunt 22. I'll Walk a Mile - Bob Marriott & the Continentals 23. It Only Hurts a Little While - Little Willie John
BONUS 3 OF 4
MERLE HAGGARD - The Complete '60s Capitol Singles @320
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/78047005/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)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-complete-60s-capitol-singles-mw0002475190
BONUS 4 OF 4
JESSI COLTER - I’m Jessi Colter/Diamond In The Rough 1975/76 (Reissue 2011) @320
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/51285491/file.html
Australia’s Raven Records has packaged Jessi Colter’s Capitol Records debut and her third album for the label in a two-fer that contains bonus tracks, excellent remastered sound, and a fine liner essay. While it’s confusing that 1975′s I’m Jessi Colter isn’t paired with its actual successor, Jessi (1976), Diamond in the Rough (also 1976) is a suitable companion since all three hit number four on the charts. I’m Jessi Colter had a number one hit with “I’m Not Lisa” as its single. Colter wrote the entire set, and its sound crosses proper “country music” boundaries, making her as much an “outlaw” as her husband, Waylon Jennings. (She was the only woman included on the platinum-selling The Outlaws compilation a year later.) Jennings and legendary Capitol house legend Ken Nelson co-produced the sessions in L.A. and Nashville with a host of musicians who included Jennings, Reggie Young, and Ralph Mooney, L.A. session pros, Texas fiddler Johnny Gimble, Muscle Shoals bassist Tommy Cogbill, and a horn section among them. Alongside the classic American gothic balladry of the single, the rest of the album is even better. Its first half has as much swampy, funky soul as anything by Tony Joe White (“Is There Any Way [You'd Stay Forever]” and “Love’s the Only Chain”) and as much gospel swagger as anything by Leon Russell (“Come on In”), and the second side contains truly serious honky tonk tunes (“For the First Time,” “Who Walks Through Your Memory [Billy Jo],” and “Storms Never Last”). Colter’s songwriting chops were on par with virtually any pop or country songwriter of her generation. Underscoring it all is Colter’s brazen sensuality. Diamond in the Rough is a more stripped-down affair. It contains more covers (it was her second record in a year amid constant touring), including a country-funk take on the Beatles’ “Get Back,” the sultry jazzy soul of the title track (written by Spooner Oldham and Donnie Fritts), and the country standard “I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name.” It did include some fine originals in “You Hung the Moon (Didn’t You Waylon?),” the punchy country-soul number “Ain’t No Way,” and two excellent ballads in “Would You Leave Now” and “Oh Will (Who Made It Rain Last Night).” Also included is a fine reading of Marshall Chapman’s classic “A Woman’s Heart (Is a Handy Place to Be).” Raven also includes three appropriate bonus cuts from the 1978 album That’s the Way the Cowboy Rocks and Rolls. (Thom Jurek, Allmusic)
1. Is There Any Way (You'd Stay Forever)
2. I Hear a Song
3. Come on In
4. You Ain't Never Been Loved (Like I'm Gonna Love You)
5. Love's the Only Chain
6. I'm Not Lisa
7. For the First Time
8. Who Walks Thru Your Memory (Billy Jo)
9. What's Happened to Blue Eyes
10. Storms Never Last
11. Diamond in the Rough
12. Get Back
13. Would You Leave Now
14. Hey Jude
15. Oh Will (Who Made It Rain Last Night)
16. I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name
17. Ain't No Way
18. You Hung the Moon (Didn't You Waylon?)
19. A Woman's Heart (Is a Handy Place to Be)
20. Oh Will (Reprise)
21. Black Haired Boy [*]
22. That's the Way a Cowboy Rocks and Rolls [*]
23. Cowboy's Last Ride [*]
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/im-jessi-colter-diamond-in-the-rough-mw0002184145
Thanks
Gyro, what deck do you use to rip your LP's. I want to try that myself.
Lemonflag - I just record Lp's from my nice turntable through my NAD preamp to a Sony CD Recorder. I then transfer the songs onto iTunes, (editing the silent beginning and ends of songs.) It's not hard, and something I need to start doing more of. I used to rip tons of Lp's and 45's for this blog, but I've gotten away from it since Cd's are easier and I own one million Cd's in my collection.
Wow! Never heard of this! Many thanks!
Loving this bonus batch... especially the Hag. Many thanks!
Holy shit! One million Cd's! Are you serious? Gyro, compared to you we're just beginners :)
C'mon, Gryo. One million? Where do you house them all? You must own a warehouse. I have approximately 1500 CDs and it takes 3 CD shelves to store them in my living room. If you were using my shelving you would need 2000 units.
Oh, yeah. Thanks for the Merle Haggard. That makes my day.
One million...wow.
I thought my collection got out of hand when I hit 30,000 - at which point it took up most of my 4 bedroom house.
I can't even envision a million.
Thanks for the Hag and Roy. Great music!
Great Cover art on Roy Orbison cd, remind me of yours truly... of course with Tarzan comic book and sweet cigarette (candy cigarette)thanks for the great music.
Folks, have a great memorial day and do not forget to thank a veteran and curse all politicians for the misery they have brought upon our finest.
Hey, Johnny Diego, I know how you feel...my man-cave is dominated by walls of shelves holding my thousands of CDs and cassettes not yet even heard, much less transcribed to CDs. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
Thanks Gyro, also thanks for the heads up on your collection. Looks like I'm going to have to buy another external hard drive.
I have two cds, a rubber plant and a wife.....and it's getting too much to handle.
Gyro
Thanks for the info, I will look into that.
Do you mean physical cd's or just on hard drives. Even at $1 each that would have cost you a lot.
I had at one time 6,000 Lp's and when I moved I threw out a lot. The last lp I bought was Tracy Chapman and the cds I last bought were box compilations. Now I just dl.
I too have about 7-8 thousand lps and I am not throwing anything out, with the cost of a (comfortable) coffins these days I am going to melt it down, make a coffin and go with it in style. Gyro, Toxx,Ryp and others ...thanks again.
Gyro - Thanks a million (!) for the Jesse Colter. I always loved her. She had a very distinctive and appealing voice...and what a fox!
Ralph11
Standing Ovations to a superb Blogg! You have everything, many thanks. Aavo from Suomi
I just cannot say how much i appreciate all the effort you guys taking in sharing this wonderful sometimes really hard to get proper music!
Thanks more then a thousand times, greetings from Rotterdam, Holland,
Peter
Thank You.
totally amazing!
Gyro,
Congratulations!
I always knew it. Forget Paul Mawhinney. You're now world's biggest record/CD collector. One million Cds, wow wow wow.. this is just amazing. I wish I could see it!
Although, we should not underestimate RYP's collection :-)
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