trax disc 3:1. Western Movies - The Olympics 2. Drip Drop - The Drifters 3. Tears Of Sorrow - The Primettes 4. Hucklebuck With Jimmie - The Five Keys 5. Zippity Zum - The Chords 6. Smokey Joe´s Café - The Robins 7. Alley Oop - The Dyna-Sores 8. Where Is My Love Tonight - The Starlets 9. Got The Water Boiling - The Regals 10. Boot ´Em Up - The Du-Droppers 11. Good Golly Miss Molly - The Playboys 12. Could It Be - The Sh-Booms 13. Come Go With Me - The Del-Vikings 14. You Tickle Me Baby - The Royal Jokers 15. Nip Sip - The Clovers 16. Sh - Boom - The Crew Cuts 17. Walk That Walk - The Sheiks 18. Money Honey - The Drifters 19. Earth Angel - The Penguins 20. Down In Mexico - The Coasters
trax disc 4:
1. Little Darlin´ - The Diamonds 2. Charlie Brown - The Coasters 3. Moments To Remember You By - The Romeos 4. You, You, You - The Ames Brothers 5. Young Blood - The Coasters 6. Blue Moon - The Sh-Booms 7. The Great Pretender - The Platters 8. Bells Of Love - The Pearls 9. Such A Night - The Drifters 10. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow - The Shirelles 11. Hey Baby Baby - The Castelles 12. Brazil - The Coasters 13. My Pidgeon´s Gone - The Five Keys 14. Finders Keepers - The Crescendos 15. My Only Desire - The Flyers 16. Go! Go! Go! - The Treniers 17. It´s Good To Me - The Ospreys 18. Along Came Jones - The Coasters 19. Shadows Of Love - The Pearls 20. That´s What You´re Doin´ To Me - The Dominoes
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"THE LEGENDARY VOCAL GROUPS" disc 3+4
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CD3
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/32483189/file.html
CD4
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/88622873/file.html
BONUS 1 OF 4
A Little Taste Of Soul... From The Outta Sight Diner
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/13522141/file.html
Stirring sounds from the start of the 60s – all pulled from that magical moment when soul was first coming into place – brought together out of different strands of grooves that were rumbling around in the 50s! The set mixes R&B, vocal group, and even a bit of pop – but all with a sound that's plenty soulful throughout – and really uncovers some lesser-known gems in the process! These Outta Sight collections are always great for Northern Soul – and this one shows the roots of the genre – and really illustrates the way that so many 21st Century collectors are turning back to the generation before Motown. Titles include "I Say Hello" by Jimmy Breedlove, "Darling I Know Now" by The Mystics, "Because Of You" by The Dreamers, "Boss Bossa Nova" by Bellino, "Summertime" by Barbara D'Orleans, "Hi Fi Baby" by Teddy McRae, "Humdinger" by Little Marie Allen, "Please Don't Go" by Johnny Acey, "Baby Oh Baby" by The Shells, "Oh What A Fool" by Big Jay McNeeley, and "I Walk On" by Little Tommy & The Elgins. © 1996-2014, Dusty Groove, Inc.
INFO
http://www.dustygroove.com/item/698684
http://www.amazon.co.uk/A-Little-Taste-Of-Soul/dp/B00KCBVANS
BONUS 2 OF 4
THE CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD - In Session (1971) @320 (CD2 OF 9)
The Complete Invictus Studio Recordings 1969-1978 Remastered (CD2 OF 9)
In the very late sixties The Chairmen Of The Board were the flagship act of Holland-Dozier-Holland’s then newly established Invictus label.
Best known for their 1970 top three US hit Give Me Just A Little More Time (covered in the early nineties by Kylie Minogue) the band released four studio albums for Invictus in the first half of the 1970s.
This new box, The Complete Invictus Studio Recordings 1969-1978, goes beyond the group efforts and includes the Invictus solo albums released by individual members General Johnson, Danny Woods and Harrison Kennedy. To top it all off, this comes with two bonus discs include alternate versions, non-album singles and selected mixes, including two Tom Moulton remixes.
All in all, you get nine CDs and 97 tracks. The discs are accompanied by 36-page booklet with extensive liner notes.
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/87051158/file.html
Chairmen Of The Board 3.34
Everything’s Tuesday 2.48
Pay To The Piper 3.06
Twelfth Of Never 3.11
All We Need Is Understanding 2.53
Patches 3.30
It Was Almost Something 2.38
Bridge Over Troubled Water 5.15
Hanging On To A Memory 4.11
I Can’t Find Myself 2.31
When Will She Tell Me She Needs Me 3.03
Children Of Today 3.14
INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/the-chairmen-of-the-board-the-invictus-recordings-9cd-box/
http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Complete-Invictus-Recordings-1969/dp/B00JYDGJG8
BONUS 3 OF 4
THE FACES - Long Player (1971)@320
2014 Four Album Box Set Remaster (CD2 OF 4)
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/83194211/file.html
COVERS
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/71755853/file.html
On their second album Long Player, the Faces truly gel -- which isn't quite the same thing as having the band straighten up and fly right because in many ways this is album is even more ragged than their debut, with tracks that sound like they were recorded through a shoebox thrown up against a couple of haphazardly placed live cuts. But if the album seems pieced together from a few different sources, the band itself all seems to be coming from the same place, turning into a ferocious rock & roll band who, on their best day, could wrestle the title of greatest rock & roll band away from the Stones. Certainly, the sheer force of the nine-minute jam on Big Bill Broonzy's "I Feel So Good" proves that, but what's more remarkable is how the band are dovetailing as songwriters, complementing and collaborating with very different styles, to the extent that it's hard to tell who wrote what; indeed, the ragged, heartbroken "Tell Everyone" sounds like a Stewart original, but it comes from the pen of Ronnie Lane. The key is that Stewart, Lane and Ron Wood (Ian McLagan only co-write "Bad 'N' Ruin") are all coming from the same place, all celebrating a rock & roll that's ordinary in subject but not in sound. Take "Bad 'N' Ruin," the tale of a ne'er do well returning home with his tail between his legs, after the city didn't treat him well. It has its counterpart in "Had Me a Real Good Time," where a reveler insists that he has to leave, concluding that he was glad to come but also glad to get home. These are songs that celebrate home, from family to the neighborhood, and that big heart beats strong in the ballads, too, from the aching "Sweet Lady Mary" to the extraordinary reworking of Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed," which soars in ways Macca's exceptional original never did. Then, there's there humor -- the ramshackle "On the Beach," the throwaway lines from Rod on "Had Me a Real Good Time" -- which give this a warm, cheerful heart that helps make Long Player a record as big, messy, and wonderful as life itself. (Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/long-player-mw0000620132
BONUS 4 OF 4
J.B. HUTTO & THE NEW HAWKS - Live At Shaboo Inn '79 New Haven @320
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/77496387/file.html
Rousing live set by this raw blues band.
J.B. Hutto rocks better than any bluesman alive or dead. This is an especially good outing, and much credit should go to his rhythm guitarist who drives the band's sound. All the fast shuffle numbers sound very much alike, but that doesn't seem to decrease their appeal. A really good recording. (Blues Blaster)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/live-at-shaboo-inn-1979-mw0000665242
http://www.amazon.com/Live-at-Shaboo-Inn-1979/dp/B00154K9RE
http://www.discogs.com/JB-Hutto-The-New-Hawks-Live-At-The-Shaboo-Inn-Conn-1979/release/4862364
EXTRA BONUS:
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967) [24-96 US Mono - Prof. Stoned 2012] @320
LEONARD COHEN - SONGS OF LEONARD COHEN (1967)
Original US Mono 1A / 1A Columbia (near-mint copy)
All tracks are MONO.
These mixes have never officially appeared on CD.
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/65651598/file.html
Converted from 4600kbps!!! to 320 for easy iPod listening. (Thank you Jimmie Dee for sharing)
Prof sez:
A brilliant debut of a highly influential writer and performer. This rare dedicated mono mix does not just offer a different glimpse. It merely provides a whole new sonic dimension to what already was an atmospheric recording. Despite the fact that Sony has rejected it from their reissues, it is THE mix. I'm sure only the most fanatical stereo purists will disagree with me.
This was transferred from a NEAR-MINT copy.
You can hear some noises that you may perceive as clicks. However, these are artifacts picked up by the vocal mic and can be heard on the official stereo CDs, as well. The record was professionally and carefully cleaned in three steps using Audio Intelligent’s Enzymantic formula, Super Cleaner Formula, and Ultra pure water on a VPI 16.5 (using VPI brushes) and Nitty Gritty mini-pro 2. After applying a light setting of 'click reduction', a handful of clicks were removed manually, as the vinyl was very quiet to begin with.
courtesy, Prof Stoned
Jillem - The JSP box looks cool. I forgot to mention that I also ordered this, you may know about it.
Arkansas at 78 RPM: Corn Dodgers and Hoss Hair Pullers
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Fantastic !!! Thanks for your time !!!
Gyro!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you SO much for 320 rip of Leonard Cohen in mono! And thank you Jimmie Dee for your hard work & for sharing.
Thank you Gyro.
Gyro - You always look forward to Tompkins Square, Old Hat Records & Dust-To-Digital releases. They will never disappoint you!
Thanks
great stuff!!
pvc
Just going to say "Thank you everyone for all you do here!"
Cheers.
-Xtm
great post and great bonus. thanks for all
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