Friday, 3 October 2014

"Wild and Frantic Rock 'n' Roll" Disc 9+10 (10 CD Box Set)

10-CD box set that contains 200 of the wildest rock 'n' roll songs of the 1950s.trax disc 9:
1. Let's Have A Party - Wanda Jackson 2. Number Nine Train - Tarheel Slim 3. Bullmoose - Bobby Darin 4. Don't Let It Go - Bo Diddley 5. Don't Mean Maybe Baby - Alvis Wayne 6. Voodoo Voodoo - LaVern Baker 7. Cotton Pickin' - Mickey Hawks 8. Rockin' Bandit - Ray Smith 9. Rebel Rouser - Duane Eddy 10. Heartbreak Hotel - Elvis Presley 11. How Can You Be So Mean To Me - Dale Vaughn 12. Buddy - Jackie Dee (Jackie DeShannon) 13. Action Packed - Ronnie Dee (Ronnie Dawson) 14. Hey Hey Hey Hey - Little Richard 15. Gettin' Hip - Otis Redding 16. Ballin' Keen - Sandy Lee 17. Ring A Rock - Neil Sedaka 18. Lovin' Machine - Wynonie Harris 19. Mercy - Lorrie & Larrie Collins 20. The Train Kept A Rollin' - Johnny Burnette & The Rock And Roll Triotrax disc 10:
1. Whole Lotta Loving - Fats Domino 2. Slow Down - Larry Williams 3. Hippy Hippy Shake - Chan Romero 4. Roadrunner - Bo Diddley 5. Sea Cruise - Frankie Ford 6. That's The Way I Feel - Jimmy Pritchett 7. King Kong - Big "T" Tyler 8. Rock & Roll Music - Chuck Berry 9. Rip It Up - Little Richard 10. Rumble - Link Wray & The Wraymen 11. 99 Chicks - Ron Haydock & The Boppers 12. Rock The Bop - Brenda Lee 13. Modern Romance - Sanford Clark 14. Ooby Dooby - Roy Orbison 15. Breathless - Jerry Lee Lewis 16. My Boy Elvis - Janis Martin 17. La Bamba - Ritchie Valens 18. Forty Days - Ronnie Hawkins 19. Stagger Lee - Lloyd Price 20. Good Rockin' Tonight - Elvis Presley
...served by Gyro1966...

16 comments:

RYP said...

"Wild and Frantic Rock 'n' Roll" Disc 9+10
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
CD9
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/51864366/file.html
CD10
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/53575089/file.html

Jillem said...

BONUS

VA - Cracking the Cosimo Code

A compilation of tremendous 60s New Orleans R&B and soul

Info
http://www.allmusic.com/album/cracking-the-cosimo-code-60s-new-orleans-r-b-and-soul-mw0002704442

AAC Avg. bitrate 252 kbps
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/92396442/file.html



VA - The Cosimo Matassa Story (4CD & Scans, 320KB)

Via torrent
Info http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Cosimo-Matassa-Story/release/3779974 320kb

CD1
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/47926979/file.html
CD2
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/25821245/file.html
CD3
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/51944705/file.html
CD4
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/24285176/file.html

Jillem said...

BONUS

The Hamlins - Soul & Inspiration

Classic Studio One rocksteady.

Info http://www.discogs.com/Hamlins-Soul-Inspiration/release/3476847

320kb
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/57140508/file.html
flac
http://www.gamefront.com/files/24497053/The_Hamlins___Soul___Inspiration__flac__rar

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 3 OF 5

J.B. HUTTO & HIS HAWKS - Hawk Squat (1967) @320

http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/4981808/file.html

The raw-as-an-open-wound Chicago slide guitarist J.B. Hutto outdid himself throughout an outrageously raucous album (most of it waxed in 1966) anchored by an impossible-to-ignore "Hip-Shakin'," the blaring title cut, and savage renditions of "20% Alcohol" and "Notoriety Woman." Sunnyland Slim augments Hutto's Hawks on organ, rather than his customary piano. (Bill Dahl, Allmusic)

Hound Dog Taylor and J.B. Hutto were the last disciples of the king of post-war slide guitar, the great Elmore James, and Joseph Benjamin Hutto's main source of inspiration is obvious on this his first studio album, "Hawk Squat". The first track, "Speak My Mind", is in fact a thinly-veiled cover of "Dust My Broom".

But don't let that deter you. This is one of the all-time great Chicago blues albums, recorded between 1966 and 1968, and perfectly showcasing Hutto's raw, slash-and-burn approach without ever getting muddled or losing its sense of restraint.

"Hawk Squat" boasts both powerful, hard-rocking tracks like the awesome "Hip-Shakin'", and the deep-dug grooves of "20% Alcohol" and "Notoriety Woman".

J.B. Hutto and the Hawks are accompanied by sixty-year-old Albert Luandrew, better known as Sunnyland Slim, on piano and organ, and Maurice McIntyre plays tenor saxophone on a few tracks. The sound is good, and the production brings Hutto's loud, wailing, but seemingly effortless vocals to the forefront where they belong. (Living Blues)

INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/hawk-squat-mw0000273734

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 4 OF 5

Hillbilly From The Windy City: The Dome Label (2012 BACM 408)

http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/7294371/file.html


Great late 1940s/early50s hillbilly on the Dome label from Chicago.

1 S-U-G-A-R (My Baby's Like Sugar To Me - Eddy Wayne
1 Stop Crying On My Shoulder - Denver Bill Clark
2 After We Said Goodbye - Jack & The Drifters
3 I Hope I Never Wake Up - The Saddle Mates
4 I Send Back Your Letters - Sheriff Tom Owen'S Cowboys
5 This Is Where I Came In - Marty Roberts
6 Nine Times Out Of Ten - Blaine Smith
7 The Trouble With Me Is You - Sheriff Tom Owen'S Cowboys
8 I Would Care - The Saddle Mates
9 There Stands The Glass - Blaine Smith
10 Please Don't Be Another's Darling - Denver Bill Clark
11 Rubber City Boogie (Instr.) - Jack & The Drifters
12 Last Night Your Kisses Told Me - Jack Sutton & The Drifters
13 They're Digging My Grave - Blaine Smith
14 Puppet Heart - Johnny Bernat
15 Keepin' My Arms Full Of You - Johnny Bernat
16 Little Bundle Of Sunshine - Murl Alexander & The Texas Wranglers
17 Big Blue Eyes (And Little White Lies) - Blaine Smith
18 Down In The Carolines - Jack Sutton & The Drifters
19 Crossroads Of Tomorrow - Walt Dalton
20 A Good Deal - Eddy Wayne
21 A Message From The Moon - Blaine Smith
22 My Last Battle - Marty Roberts
23 Old Jalopy Bounce - Walt Dalton
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Dome-Label-Hillbilly-Windy-City/dp/B00BZVJ1P8

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dome-Label-Hillbilly-From-Windy/dp/B00BZVJ1P8

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 5 OF 5

Down Under Nuggets: Original Australian Artifacts 1965-1967

http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/67541595/file.html

The 40th anniversary of the original Nuggets-Original Artyfacts From The First Psychedelic Era 1965-1968 is very well celebrated with this excellent compilation which proves to be The Ultimate 60's Australian Garage-Rock Collection. The official title of this fine collection is Down Under Nuggets:Original Australian Artyfacts 1965-67. This compilation also follows the 2001 Nuggets II:Original Artyfacts From The British Empire & Beyond, which was an excellent 4-cd collection put out by Rhino. Here, Australia finally gets it's own Nuggets. Fans of 60's Garage-Punk recordings will be very pleased with this 1 cd, unique 29-track set of Aussie Garage-Rock which clocks in at almost 78 minutes of frenzied-fuzz-drenched psychedelia. The collection features swirling primitive organ fills combined with an even cruder sound of adolescent put-downs. As in the other Nugget collections, there is not a bad track here to be heard with a treasure trove of very good to excellent tracks for fans to truly enjoy. There is also a 20 page booklet that covers each group and tune to savor. Some of the groups included here are: The Master's Apprentices, The Missing Links, The Black Diamonds, The Atlantics, The Lost Souls, The Loved Ones, The Throb, The Creatures, The Easybeats, The Wild Cherries, The Blue Beats & The Sunsets. The Sunsets track is especially important because it is the band's 5:29 version of "The Hot Generation", from the motion picture with the same name, which is quite rare & difficult to find. There is also a very rare track by The Bee Gees from an early session named "Like Nobody Else". Actually, if one wanted to try to purchase most of these tracks individually, you would have to pay a fortune, if you could even track them down. All-In-All, fans of this musical genre will be leaping with joy over this excellent collection! VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!! SMRZ!!! (Shindig)

1 The Masters Apprentices - Buried And Dead
2 The Elois - By My Side
3 The Black Diamonds - I Want, Need, Love You
4 The Atlantics - Come On
5 The Purple Hearts - Early In The Morning
6 The Missing Links - Wild About You
7 The Creatures - Ugly Thing
8 The Lost Souls - This Life of Mine
9 The Moods - Rum Drunk
10 Derek's Accent - Ain't Got No Feeling
11 Bee Gees - Like Nobody Else
12 Barrington Davis - Raining Teardrops
13 The D-Coys - Bad Times
14 The In-Sect - Let This Be A Lesson
15 Steve & The Board - I Want
16 Toni McCann - No
17 Peter & The Silhouettes - Claudette Jones
18 The Five - There's Time
19 Bobby & Laurie - No Next Time
20 MPD Ltd - I Am What I Am
21 The Cherokees - I've Gone Wild
22 The Loved Ones - The Loved One
23 Phil Jones & The Unknown Blues - If I Had A Ticket
24 The Throb - Black
25 The Blue Beats - She's Comin' Home
26 The Easybeats - Sorry
27 Bobby James Syndicate - Hey Hey Hey
28 The Wild Cherries - Krome Plated Yabby
29 The Sunsets - The Hot Generation (Unreleased Soundtrack Version)

INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/down-under-nuggets-original-australian-artyfacts-1965-1967-mw0002514094

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Down-Under-Nuggets-Original-Australian-Artyfacts-1965-1967/release/4045167

Chi-Town said...

Thanks for the "Wild and Frantic Rock 'n' Roll" series. Nice....

iggy said...

Thanks so much for Cosimo, and for the great "Wild and Frantic" collections. Great weekend to you.

Iggy

Anonymous said...

The links don't work!

RYP said...

Try again, they are working fine...

lemonflag said...

Thanks

Kropotkin said...

Thanks for the Hamlins Jillem. I've got a few tracks of theirs dotted around various compilations, most of which are a good sound, so I'm looking forward to hearing a whole album

Anonymous said...

Many thanks for J.B. Hutto, Dome and Aussie Nuggets!

sfdoomed said...

Wow, a lot of excellent postings this time around with a little something for everyone!

RYP - Thanks for the fantastic "Wild & Frantic" series; the sound is superior to most versions of these tracks that I have on other comps.

And thanks Jillem for the classic roots and rocksteady shares, with the incredible Hamlins this time.

Gyro - The Australian Nuggets comp will be playing loudly today. Much thanks!

Anonymous said...

Thanks, Jillem! I miss your generous blog, and I'm glad to see you in here.

- d.

Anonymous said...

Thanks Jillem for the Hamlins.

Thanks RYP for the 10 cd of Wild and Frantic, my RHINO box "loud fast & out of control" was fantastic but this one is fantastic too.
I've never heard before the second song of disc 1 , but immediately it makes you think that "heartbreack hotel" is most similar.
LittleJack