trax disc 9:1. Oh Kay - The Dukes 2. Be Bop Baby - The Peacheroos 3. Yodee Yakee - The Drifters 4. Choo Choo - The Cardinals 5. Boys - The Shirelles 6. Ting-a-Ling - The Clovers 7. Don ́T Say Goodnight - The Bobbettes 8. Rollin ́ Stone - The Marigolds 9. Shopping For Clothes - The Coasters 10. Oop Shoop - Shirley Gunter & The Queens 11. Baltimore - The Drifters 12. Hearts Of Stone - The Jewels 13. Black And White Thunderbird - The Delicates 14. Buick ́59 - The Medallions 15. I Can´t Take It - The Chantells 16. Mardi Gras Mambo - The Hawkettes 17. Down The Aisle Of Love - The Quintones 18. Nite Owl - Tony Allen & The Champs 19. This Magic Moment - The Drifters 20. The Way You Dog Me Around - The Diablos
trax disc 10:
1. The Woo Woo Train - The Valentines 2. Lonely Winds - The Drifters 3. Good Lovin´ - The Clovers 4. Tears On My Pillow - The Chimes 5. I-Yi - The Hawks 6. Irene - The Holidays 7. Bye Bye Baby - The Charms 8. It´s Spring Again - The Pentagons 9. Rock And Roll Boogie - The Clouds 10. Johnny, Johnny - Charmettes 11. Fine Girl - The Calvaes 12. What Am I To Do - The Rockers 13. Daddy´s Little Baby - The Midnighters 14. Sorry, But I´m Gonna Have To Pass - The Coasters 15. I Want A Guy - The Supremes 16. Ooh Bop She Bop - The Dukes 17. It´s True - Twilighters 18. The Sound Of Your Voice - David Ford & The Ebbtides 19. I Count The Tears - The Drifters 20. I - Tony Allen & The Champs
...served by Gyro1966...

15 comments:
"THE LEGENDARY VOCAL GROUPS" disc 9+10
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
CD9
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/66830218/file.html
CD10
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/25531961/file.html
Thanks !!!
BONUS
The Dixie Cups - The Complete Red Bird Recordings (2002)
The ONLY collection with every track the Cups cut for Leiber & Stoller's Red Bird Records! Their hits Chapel of Love; People Say; You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me , and Iko Iko join alternate versions of Iko Iko and two other tracks; Wrong Direction (previously available only on a UK import), and 10 more!
Only three years before the release of this CD, another comprehensive Dixie Cups anthology, Chapel of Love: The Very Best of the Dixie Cups, had appeared on the Collectables label. This has a very slight edge, however, as in addition to including everything from that prior compilation, it adds two more tracks: the fair mid-tempo pop/rocker "Wrong Direction," previously only available on the 1979 import compilation Teen Anguish, Vol. 1, and a less notable mono single version of "Gee the Moon Is Shining Bright." In any case, it's a very good collection, containing the A-sides and B-sides of half a dozen 1964-1965 singles they did for Red Bird, rounded off with less essential odds and ends (including an alternate version of "People Say" and an a cappella alternate version of "Iko Iko"). The Dixie Cups are usually remembered only for "Chapel of Love" and perhaps "Iko Iko," but as this disc demonstrates, there were a good number of solid girl group sides on their other Red Bird recordings. Many of them were written by the estimable Brill Building hitmaking team of Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich, and some are quite good despite almost total obscurity (such as "Little Bell" and "Another Boy Like Mine"); a few other tracks have a strong New Orleans R&B influence. It's one of the better single-artist girl group anthologies, and makes one regret that such a likable, melodic act was unable to record longer for Red Bird, where the group teamed with such a suitable production and songwriting supporting cast. -Allmusic
Info
http://www.discogs.com/Dixie-Cups-The-Complete-Red-Bird-Recordings/release/4515857
AAC 361KB Avg.
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/68641580/file.html
FLAC
http://www.gamefront.com/files/24521207/The+Dixie+Cups+-+The+Complete+Red+Bird+Recordings+%282002%2C+flac%29.rar
BONUS
Darlene Love - The Sound Of Love : The Very Best Of Darlene Love
It’s a small legacy that Love recorded with Spector, but it’s an important one.
In the age of girl groups, Darlene Love was a woman in charge, the exultant voice atop Phil Spector's Wall of Sound on records often credited to others, including the Crystals ("He's a Rebel") and Bob B. Soxx and the Blue Jeans ("Not Too Young to Get Married"). This single disc sets those hits next to Love's own majestic songs with Spector ("Wait Til' My Bobby Gets Home," the coltish delight of "A Fine, Fine Boy") plus later Motown- inflected tracks with her group the Blossoms. A last session for Spector in 1974, "Lord, If You're a Woman" sounds like a genuine goodbye — that voice in front of massive echo, Spector and his Wall receding into the distance.
Info
http://www.discogs.com/Darlene-Love-The-Sound-Of-Love-The-Very-Best-Of-Darlene-Love/release/3048238
320KB
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/99004468/file.html
Thanks again G. What a wealth of vocal classics, with more of them new (to my ears) than oldies.
Iggy
BONUS 4 OF 5
JOHN MAYALL AND THE BLUESBREAKERS - THE MONO SINGLES COLLECTION (1964-1968)
Courtesy of Prof Stoned
@320 mp3 for iPod use
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/40627443/file.html
01. Crawling Up A Hill
02. Mr. James
03. Crocodile Walk
04. Blues City Shakedown
05. I'm Your Witchdoctor
06. Telephone Blues
07. On Top Of The World
08. Lonely Years
09. Bernard Jenkins (Clapton)
10. Parchman Farm (Allison)
11. Key To Love
12. Looking Back (Watson)
13. So Many Roads (Paul)
14. Sitting In The Rain
15. Out Of Reach (Green)
16. Curly (Green)
17. Rubber Duck (Green, Dunbar)
18. Double Trouble (Rush)
19. It Hurts Me Too (London)
20. Suspicions Pt.1
21. Suspicions Pt.2
22. Jenny
23. Picture On The Wall
All Tracks by John Mayall, except where otherwise indicated.
All selections appear in their original monaural mixes, as prepared shortly after the sessions. The majority were later remixed to stereo, with the exception of Tracks 1,2,5,6,7,8,9 which only exist in mono.
The mastering on all of these tracks differs considerably from the official remasters. The authentic original sound is presented here for the first time in CD Quality.
The last UK Decca singles "No Reply / She's Too Young" (DECCA F 12792) and "The Bear / 2401" (DECCA F 12846) are omitted from this compilation because they were not mixed to mono, but rather are fold-downs from the stereo album mixes. Also not included is the EP with Paul Butterfield (DECCA DFE-R 8673) because, well, it was not a single.
Artwork and EXTENSIVE information included in download.
Compilation Produced and Transferred by Prof. Stoned
Artwork by Fishanthrope
Liner notes edited by Mrs. Stoned
Hardware:
- Technics 1210mk2
- Jelco SA-750D Tonearm (w/ JAC 501 cable)
- Audio Technica AT33PTG MC
- Pro-Ject Tube Box SE-2
- Yamaha CA-1010
- RME ADI-2 A/D Interface
- VPI 16.5 (using VPI brushes and Audio Intelligent's Enzymantic formula, Super Cleaner Formula)
- Nitty Gritty mini-pro 2 (using Ultra pure water)
Software:
- Audition 3.0 used for adjusting DC bias, editing, (incl. manual removal of clicks and pops), adding gain and making cue points.
- Click Repair 3.8.3 used with setting Cl: various, Cr: 0
- CueListTool v1.7 & Mediaval CueSplitter used for generating the .cue's & .m3u's.
BONUS 5 OF 5
MOBY GRAPE - MOBY GRAPE (1967)
Original US Mono, plus 4 bonus tracks
Ripped from a pristine US Columbia copy in still-sealed condition.
courtesy: Prof Stoned
All tracks are mono.
These mixes have never officially appeared on CD,
with the exception of Tracks 16 and 17.
@320 mp3 for iPod use
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/17479994/file.html
01. Hey Grandma
02. Mr. Blues
03. Fall On You
04. 8:05
05. Come In The Morning
06. Omaha
07. Naked, If I Want To
08. Someday
09. Ain't No Use
10. Sitting By The Window
11. Changes
12. Lazy Me
13. Indifference
Bonus:
14. Can't Be So Bad (45 version)
15. Bitter Wind (45 version)
16. Looper (Columbia Audition)
17. Indifference (Columbia Audition)
Artwork and further info included in download.
Artwork includes photographic image of the original print of their album, which had to be withdrawn from stores because of the cover photo where drummer Don Stevenson is extending his middle finger. (American slang gesture for "fuck you.")
Thanks for the great doo-wop !!
"THE LEGENDARY VOCAL GROUPS"
Great collection. Out of the 200 or so songs I added 94 to my collection. That's a great week's work.
I'm still looking for some of the 50s white pop vocal groups such as the Hi-Lo's, The Mary Kaye Trio, The Four Aces, and groups like that. If anyone out there has any to post that would be swell. (Swell. A word my Uncle used everyday of his life.)
tremendous collection of a series that I hadn't seen. Thank you.
Thanks Jillem for Darlen Love
Thanks
THANKS, I STILL LOVE THE COASTERS SHOPPING FOR CLOTHES.A REAL CLASSIC. JIM P.
Thank you for the truly Legendary.
Here's my comment.....heartfelt gratitude, always folks.
Post a Comment