trax:
1. Bacunayagua - Orchestra Suprema 3. El Divertido - Orquestra Sublime 4. Silver Star - Pepe Delgado Orquestra 5. Vamonos Pa' Oriente - Juovenes Del Hierro 6. Sensacion Hay Solo Una - Orquestra Sensation 7. No Bailo Con Lola - Willy Chirino 8. El Invento De Nelo - Conjunto Impacto 10. He Perido Una Perla - Los Caminates 11. Guaracha Y Can - Conjunto Century 12. Bamba Samba Bossa Nova - Charlie Byrd 13. Palladium - The Execs 14. Tortilla - Joey Glam & The Noblemen 15. Mambo Herd - Tito Puente & Woody Herman
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"BLUE FLAMINGO"
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BONUS 1 OF 5
THE FACES - Ooh La La (1973)
2014 Four Album Box Set Remaster (CD 4 OF 4)
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/64169224/file.html
COVERS
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/71755853/file.html
It wasn't all over but the shouting, but the Faces sure weren't thriving when they released their last album, Ooh La La, in 1973. The problem, of course, was Rod Stewart, who had turned into a superstar, causing innumerable tensions within the band. He had yet to decamp to America, had yet to turn to pop instead of rock & roll, but he was on the cusp of that sea change. Nevertheless, on the record at least, it didn't seem like being with the Faces was a strain on him; it still seemed that he enjoyed a good night out with the boys, and Ooh La La is precisely that: a good night out, one that's blessed with some very memorable moments. If there's not quite as many as on the past two Faces platters, chalk that up to circumstance perhaps. On Long Player and A Nod Is as Good as a Wink, they were a well-oiled machine at the peak of their powers. Here they're trying to rev up -- they get there, but it's possible to hear the effort, as some of the songs fall just a little bit short of memorable. But there are some extraordinary moments here, including Rod's "Silicone Grown" and the wonderful "Cindy Incidentally," a sweet, easy pop song. But the heart of this album really belongs to Ronnie Lane, who dominates the second side of the album, starting with the Stewart collaboration "If I'm on the Late Side" and running through the sweet, soft "Glad and Sorry" to "Just Another Honky" and, finally, to the raucous yet bittersweet "Ooh La La," as great a song as they ever recorded and an appropriate drawing of the curtain on this tremendous band. (Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/ooh-la-la-mw0000102417
BONUS 2 OF 5
PAUL COLLINS - Feel The Noise (2014)
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/18255504/file.html
After decades of making music that veered into roots music and low-key pop, Paul Collins' 2010's King of Power Pop! was an invigorating return to form that proved he was still the master of the sort of upbeat, hooky rock & roll he played with the Nerves and the Beat. 2014's Feel the Noise isn't quite as strong, but it comes close enough to confirm Collins is back on track and still capable of writing, singing, and playing grade-A rock & roll that will sound great on the AM radio in your mind. Like King of Power Pop!, Feel the Noise was recorded in Detroit with a handful of local notables helping out -- Nikki Corvette contributes backing vocals on "Baby I Want You," David Shettler of the Sights and SSM plays the drums, Sights leader Eddie Baranek also contributes some guitar leads, and producer Jim Diamond handles the bass and some more guitar. The production recalls the tight, immediate sound of the classic debut album from the Beat, and Collins is writing songs that play to his strengths as a rock & roller while displaying the lyrical viewpoint of a grown man -- "Walk Away" speaks of heartbreak from the perspective of someone who has dealt with it more than once, "Don't Know How to Treat a Lady" offers some valuable advice on romance, and a tough rockin' cover of the Four Tops' "Reach Out I'll Be There" speaks of the strength and determination that comes with experience. But if you're just looking for a good time, don't fret -- "I Need My Rock 'n' Roll," "Little Suzy," and the title cut are full of fire and good energy, and show this man's power pop credentials are absolutely up to date. Feel the Noise suggests Paul Collins is in the midst of an unexpected career renaissance, and folks who love smart pop and rock & roll with hooks and heart have been waiting for this, even if they don't know it. - Mark Deming ALL MUSIC
Paul Collins Beat delivers an updated sound of The Nerves/The Beat with help from White Stripes producer Jim Diamond. Working with producer Jim Diamond (The White Stripes), Paul Collins has released what is the second studio album documenting his return to the power pop/indie rock/punk sound which he helped to define in his groups The Nerves, The Beat and The Breakaways. The production on this album is both primitive and raw, while sounding fresh and current at the same time.
"Feel the Noise" is a collection of 11 original songs written by Collins and a rockin' cover of the song "Reach Out I'll Be There," which was originally recorded by The Four Tops. Amongst the 11 originals is a definitive version of the song 'Lil Suzy,' which Collins wrote while in his first band, The Nerves. During the 1970s and 80s, Collins continued to perform 'Lil Suzy' at concerts in his groups The Breakaways and The Beat, but there was no official studio recording of the song until now.
The guitars on this album are heavier and louder than any of Collins' previous albums with The Beat and The Nerves. I would recommend this album to anyone who enjoys rock and roll from the 1960s and 1970s. Fans of indie rock, power pop, oldies and punk rock will also get a kick out of these well-crafted songs. (Bomp)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/feel-the-noise-mw0002712040
http://www.amazon.com/Feel-Noise-Paul-Collins/dp/B00L4NT10W
http://www.alive-records.com/artist/paul-collins/
Thanks for this compilation, but traxlist doesn't match with the download!
Thanks G and RYP. This sounds like the kind of eclectic magic that I'm always searching for, all in one great collection.
Iggy
Thanks for the Blue Flamingo, but I think is not the "Congo Jazz" compilation but the named "78 r.p.m"
Thanks
Download link is for "Blue Flamingo - 78 rpm"
http://www.discogs.com/Blue-Flamingo-78-rpm/master/202910
- which is a great record!
"Blue Flamingo - Congo Jazz" info is here:
http://www.discogs.com/Blue-Flamingo-Congo-Jazz/master/274288
also a great record, but not this one :-)
Thank you for Blue Flamingo 78 rpm!
yep , great one!!!
thanx for sharing this rare one
many thankx
1 Were Kery & George Ramogi - Silfanu Auma 2:37
2 G. Adolph Banyora - Tusaidie Maskini 2:29
3 The People Succes - Yuoro Law Kwach 4:42
4 George Mukabi - Tuli Saliwa Vijano Tano 2:51
5 Ben Blastus - Mpenzi Nipe Pete 2:53
6 Victoria Revolution '73 - Joash Okowa 4:42
7 Akumu Odhiambo - Omiya 2:39
8 George Mukabi - Bibi Mama Ngani Mzuri 2:50
9 Melodica Succes - Oremo Janyawara 4:17
10 Edward Nandwa - Kazi Ya Ki Boy 2:32
11 John Ndolo & Ngambotano Boys - Shokoloko Bango 2:32
12 Ugambe Jazz - Joseph Ochola 4:48
13 Oponde Mugoye - Owiti Otiende 2:39
14 John Ondolo - Kilimanjaro 6:46
Found Congo Jazz here: http://filepost.com/files/2bbb554c
The best.
Thanks very much for the Paul Collins. New to his solo sound, great pop! Would love to hear more if you would have any!
Thank you for these Blue Flamingo records. I am really enjoying these.
Fantastic stuff!
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