This album will take you on a musical trip all across the USA. WQe’ll start in Chicago and we’ll stop in Houston, Texas. On the way we’ll hear some great down-home blues with lots great harmonica and guitar licks as it used to be played in the smokey clubs, taverns, and juke joints in the big city ghetto or on “the wrong side of the track.” Very few of these recordings have been on LP before. (Liner Notes)
trax:
1. Stay Out Of Automobiles - Jerry McCain 2. Trying To Please - Jerry McCain 3. Love To Make Out - Jerry McCain 4. My Next Door Neighbour - Jerry McCain 5. Got A Mean Evil Woman - John Hogg 6. I'm A Little Mixed Up - Betty James 7. Life Is A Dirty Deal - Juke Boy Bonner 8. Women's The Glory Of Man - Drifting Slim 9. It's A Man Down Here - G.L. Crocket 10. Seventh Son - Woodrow Adams 11. Everything I Do Is Wrong - Woodrow Adams 12. Something On My Mind - Woodrow Adams 13. Sad And Blue - Woodrow Adams 14. Why Did You Leave Me - John Hogg 15. Cut It Out - Little Willie Brown 16. Salt In My Coffee - Betty James 17. Tuskegee Boogie - McKinley James 18. Listen Baby Please Be Good To Me - Little Eddie Newell
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BONUS 1 OF 5
THE ACES - Dust My Broom/Kings of Chicago Blues, Vol.1 (1971) @320
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Fantastic and deep Chicago blues album from this all-star band.
INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Aces-Dust-My-Broom/release/4813051
http://www.discogs.com/Aces-Kings-Of-Chicago-Blues-Vol-1/release/3031338
A1
The Aces Shuffle
A2
That's Allright
A3
Baby Please Don't Go
A4
Money Marbles And Chalk
A5
You Are So Fine
A6
You Upset Me Baby
B1
Dust My Broom
B2
I'll Take Three
B3
Blues With A Feeling
B4
It's All Your Fault
B5
L M Blues
Bass – Dave Myers
Drums – Freddie Below*
Vocals, Harmonica – Louis Myers
guitar - Sammy Lawhorn
guitar - Eddie Taylor
Notes
Recorded on january 14 1971 at the PS recording studios Chicago Illinois
BONUS 2 OF 5
THE UGLY BEATS - Brand New Day '14 @320
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It’s a brand new day with a brand new record from the Ugly Beats! Following up on the success of MOTOR!, your favorite Texas garage band has committed 12 new songs to wax, including instant hard rockin’ classics (”Brand New Day,” “Up on the Sun,” “Throw Me a Line”), hook-heavy powerpoppers (”I Want That Girl,” “Gone for Good”), and lush folk-rock (”All of the Things,” “Braced for the Fall,” “Long Row”). Includes a terrific homages to Johnny and June (Tim Hardin’s “If I Were a Carpenter”), the Buckaroos (“Beataroo”) and a revved-up cover of the Spanish folk-rock classic “Los Gusanos” (originally by Los Flecos). Awesome production by Michael Crow and super cool LP cover art by M. Guerrero and layout by Johnny Bartlett. Another tremendous record from the Ugly Beats!
Track Listing 1. Up on the Sun (2:47) 2. Throw Me a Line (3:24) 3. Brand New Day (2:33) 4. I Want That Girl (2:55) 5. Gone for Good (3:06) 6. All of the Things (2:30) 7. Beataroo (2:21) 8. Braced for the Fall (2:57) 9. Los Gusanos (2:24) 10. Long Row (3:45) 11. If I Were a Carpenter (2:59) 12. Green Will Come (2:40)
INFO
http://www.gethip.com/site/catalog/ugly-beats-the-brand-new-day/
BONUS 3 OF 5
THE DELINES - Colfax (2014) @320
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Music for late nights, early mornings and whisky soaked hangovers. Willy Vlautin of Richmond Fontaine lends a hand. Joe Whyte reviews.
Colfax is the debut album from The Delines who hail from Texas and comprise Amy Boone (who is in The Damnations as well as Richmond Fontaine), alongside the keyboard work of Jenny Conlee (The Decemberists) with Portlanders Sean Oldham and songwriter/novelist Willy Vlautin (Richmond Fontaine) and on pedal steel, Tucker Jackson (Minus 5). Vlautin was beguiled by Boone’s aching tones during Richmond Fontaine recording sessions and has assisted in producing as well as writing most of the material. Taking it’s cues from soul as well as roots and Americana, Colfax is a late night journey round the places and characters of the mid-west nightlife and the bars and brawls so beloved of Vlautin in his books and the RF records. If you’re not familiar with his novels, they are well worth searching out; his weary tales of hard bitten people and the day to day struggles of these most ordinary Joes are less bleak than one would assume and are blackly laugh out loud at times. The Motel Life is currently receiving the big screen treatment and this Lynchian, American gothic novel may well be quite something on film.
Vlautin’s songs are never short of character themselves; the weirdos and street people that occasionally inhabit them are almost as interesting as the bartenders, single moms and cab drivers that they’re centred on. Calling In adds a healthy dollop of 60s soul to the typical Vlautin mix of rootsy melody and is a neat tale of a couple who resort to immersing themselves in “gin fizz” and closing the curtains instead of the daily toil of working. As is usual with Vlautin lyrics, there’s a little dose of bruised romance to sweeten the marginalised couples life and the line “let’s never go back, darkness ain’t such a hard road if we don’t go alone” is typical of the sentiment inherent in the album.
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BONUS 4 OF 5
TENNENT-MORRISON - S/T (1972) @320 and Flac
@320
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Originally released on Polydor in 1972, Tennent & Morrison's debut album has been renowned for its superb musical sense by serious record collectors for many years. The album is an exquisite package full of American swamp rock and British folky sound.
The band comprised of John Tennent and David Morrison. The album Tennent & Morrison (1972, Polydor) was their first album. It was recorded with several members of Stone the Crows (Jimmy, Ronnie Leahy, Steven Thompson, Colin Allen), plus Herbie Flowers (bass) and Clem Cattini (drums).
1. Good For You (Tennent, Morrison) - 03:28
2. Tomorrow It Might Rain (Tennent) - 02:39
3. Keep My Secrets (Morrison) - 04:08
4. I Should Have Known Better (Tennent) - 02:41
5. Round And Round (Morrison) - 02:59
6. For In The Future (Morrison) - 03:47
7. I Can't Imagine (Tennent) - 02:51
8. Easy Come, Easy Go (Tennent) - 03:51
9. The Last Hour (Morrison) - 02:40
10.Take My Place (Tennent) - 04:25
11.Death In A Distant Country (Tennent, Morrison) - 06:24
INFO
http://www.hipgnosiscovers.com/tennentmorrison.html
This band also recorded in 1973 as “Joe Soap”
JOE SOAP - Keep It Clean (1972) @990 pt.1
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/2098385/file.html pt. 2
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BONUS 5 OF 5
THE LUST-O-RAMA - Pure Lust (1990-1993) @320
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Great collection of singles & EP’s from this Norwegian garage band.
covers
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INFO
http://beneaththesound1.blogspot.com/2014/07/the-lust-o-rama-pure-lust-1998.html
Gyro, I just want to thank you for posting yesterday's Byrds '73 album. I didn't get a chance to post my thanks then so I'm doing it now. I'm surprised that this record slipped by me. I gobble up everything Byrds, Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, and Gene Clark. You can keep David Crosby, as far as I'm concerned.
For those who don't know, Roger McGuinn maintains a website called "Folk Den" where he discusses and plays traditional folk songs from around the world. Each song is available to listen and to download. I've found a few nice things there. Check it out right here:
http://www.ibiblio.org/jimmy/folkden-wp/
Thanks to RYP and Gyro for the great blues and to JohnnyDiego for the McGuinn website!
This Moonshine stuff is so great! Thanks!
Yes JD I was wondering what happened to you, no gushing commentary,well now you've made up for that. Enjoy, I am.
I to am anonymous.
p.s. JD yes the Den site is very nice, got stuff myself from there a few years back.
I to am anonymous.
@Anonymous:
I'm like a geyser. The pressure builds, my face reddens and my heart races. I get the shakes in my thigh bone. I get the shivers in my knee bone. I'm shakin' all over. Then watch out. I'm about to gush!
Be sure to take your insulin because I'm bound to spew forth sugary sap at any time.
Thanks
Thanks for all that cool Moonshine stuff (and the bonuses too...really curious to hear The Aces).....
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