This compilation covers his first recording decade, from 1953 to 1962, including all the essentials and more.
trax disc 1:
01 I Put A Spell On You 02 Little Demon 03 Yellow Coat 04 Person To Person 05 I Hear Voices 06 This Is All 07 (She Put The) Wamee (On Me) 08 Frenzy 09 Ashes 10 Just Don't Care 11 You're All My Life To Me 12 Even Though 13 Not Anymore 14 Please Try To Understand 15 I Is 16 You Made Me Love You 17 Talk About Me 18 Well I Tried 19 I Found My Way To Wine 20 Baptize Me In Wine
trax disc 2:
01 There's Something Wrong With You 02 Alligator Wine 03 The Past 04 Orange Colored Sky 05 Armpit No.6 06 Darling Please Forgive Me 07 Take Me Back 08 Hong Kong 09 Why Did You Waste My Time 10 Nitty Gritty 11 Take Me Back To My Boots And Saddle 12 Temptation 13 If You Are But A Dream 14 Ol' Man River 15 I Love Paris 16 Swing Low Sweet Chariot 17 Deep Purple
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SCREAMING JAY HAWKINS "The Singles Collection"
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CD1
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CD2
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THE BEST OF JACK SCOTT 1957-1960
Stardust CD-1019 1995
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Jack Scott sounded tough, like someone you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley unless he had a guitar in his hands. When he growled "The Way I Walk," wise men (and women) stepped aside. Despite his snarling rockabilly attitude, Scott hailed from Ontario, Canada, and grew up near Detroit, developing a love for hillbilly music along the way. His first sides for ABC/Paramount in 1957 exhibited a profound country-rock synthesis, and after moving to the Carlton label, Scott hit the charts the next year with the tremulous ballad "My True Love," backed by his vocal group, the Chantones. Flip it over, however, and you have the hauling rocker "Leroy," all about some wacked-out tough guy who's content to remain behind the bars of his local jail. Scott's pronounced emphasis on acoustic guitar distinguishes atmospheric rockers like "Goodbye Baby," "Go Wild Little Sadie," "Midgie," and "Geraldine." But his principal pop success came with tears-in-your-beer country-based ballads -- "What in the World's Come Over You" and "Burning Bridges" were massive smashes on Top Rank in 1960, and he recorded an entire album's worth of Hank Williams covers for the firm the same year. -- Country Music Television
1. Baby She's Gone (1957)
2. Two Timin' Woman (1957)
3. Leroy (1958)
4. My True Love (1958)
5. With Your Love (1958, True stereo)
6. Geraldine (1958)
7. Goodbye Baby (1958, True stereo)
8. Save My Soul (1958, True stereo)
9. I Never Felt Like This (1959)
10. Bella (1959)
11. The Way I Walk (1959, True stereo)
12. Midgie (1959, True stereo)
13. There Comes a Time (1959)
14. Baby Marie (1959)
15. What In the World's Come Over You (1960, True stereo)
16. Baby, Baby (1960, True stereo)
17. Burning Bridges (1960, True stereo)
18. Oh Little One (1960, True stereo)
19. It Only Happened Yesterday (1960, True stereo)
20. Cool Water (1960, True stereo)
21. Patsy (1960, True stereo)
22. Is There Something On Your Mind? (1960, True stereo)
23. Greaseball (1957 demo)
24. Geraldine (1958, alternate take, True stereo)
BONUS 1 OF 6
NIKKI LANE - Walk Of Shame (2011) & Gone, Gone, Gone EP (2011) @320
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Any woman who covers Muddy Waters' "I Can't Be Satisfied" on her debut album is a gal with something to prove, and Nikki Lane is a singer and songwriter who makes it very clear on Walk of Shame that you do not want to get on her bad side. Born in South Carolina and living in Nashville after stops in New York and Los Angeles, Lane is a spunky firecracker whose music merges retro-rock with old-school country while infusing the whole with a dose of punky adrenaline; most of the songs on Walk of Shame were written in the wake of a bad romantic breakup, and Lane's tone here ranges from muted disappointment to dish-smashing anger, but even though she's in the market for a new romance (and she makes the recipient of her attentions on "Coming Home to You" sound like a very lucky man), forgiving and forgetting don't come easy for her. Lane's voice is big and sassy, though she sometimes overplays the sharper edges of her Southern accent, and when she emotes, she makes sure it carries to the last row of the balcony; figure in the deep, echoey production that recalls Neko Case's early albums without the same emotional gravitas, and you have a talented artist who is still learning the finer points of making her music work in the recording studio. But Lane has confidence to spare and a voice that lives up to her own self-worth, and as a writer she can communicate the ups and downs of love with intelligence and bold wit. Considering that Nikki Lane had been writing songs for a mere four years when she recorded Walk of Shame, it's an impressive achievement from an artist who is more than just promising, and if she could use a bit of polish when she tells you she can't be satisfied, you might find yourself working up the courage to offer to try. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/walk-of-shame-mw0002210803
BONUS 2 OF 6
NIKKI LANE - All or Nothin' (2014) @320
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On her sophomore full-length and debut for New West, singer and songwriter Nikki Lane teams with producer Dan Auerbach and an all-star cast of players to turn in a spirited offering of rock & roll Americana. Lane wrote or co-wrote everything on the date. While she never strays too far from upstart country, there are some startling textures and backdrops in most of these songs that expand their reach into other genres. Despite its Waylon Jennings-esque two-four strut, opener "Right Time" is bathed in reverb, a distorted bassline, and a psychedelic pedal steel. While she has openly acknowledged Lucinda Williams as one of her major influences, it has never been more keenly felt than in Lane's delivery on "Good Man" with its saturated, broken-hearted, American Gothic romanticism. Auerbach paints her yearning vocal with glockenspiels, a honky tonk piano filtered through an echo chamber, layered pedal steel, and cracking snares. The slow, confessional narrative in "You Can't Talk to Me Like That" is a simple old-school country song with a twist: its backing vocal by the McCrary Sisters is modeled on classic girl group charts, and the B-3 comes right out of Bob Dylan's mid-'60s albums. Lead single "Seeing Double" is drenched in urgent surf guitars, reverbed snares, and whining pedal steel. Despite its quick tempo, Lane's vocal is unhurried; her South Carolina drawl slips through syllables, bleeding one line into the next. Auerbach is her vocal duet partner on "Love's on Fire." Though it begins as an acoustic country song, it unfolds into a full-blown epic with gorgeous fiddle, steel, and brushed snares and tom-toms. Their voices entwine perfectly in the verses and choruses. Lane co-wrote the honky tonk waltz "Out of My Mind" with J. Spaceman of Spiritualized. Saturated in acoustic guitars and upright piano, its soaring pedal steel recalls the production of a young Billy Sherrill. Carey Kotsionis' backing vocal underscores Lane's as the ache in its narrative is laid bare. The Hammond organ in "Wild One" fuels a sassy kiss-off song. Lane's songs and delivery are strong throughout All or Nothin'; they're more polished and crafted than those on Walk of Shame. With Auerbach as a partner, her vocals and arrangements co-exist to wed past to present both simultaneously and effortlessly. (Thom Jurek, Allmusic)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/all-or-nothin-mw0002635571
BONUS 3 OF 6
THREE DOG NIGHT - Suitable For Framing (1969) [2013 Japan SHM-CD UICY-75563] @320
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Suitable for Framing followed Three Dog Night's debut disc by only a few months, sharing the charts with its predecessor for a while. This second release contained two Top Ten chartmakers: "Easy to Be Hard," and from the rock musical Hair, and "Eli's Coming," written by quirky songwriter Laura Nyro (who also wrote "And When I Die," a hit for Blood, Sweat and Tears the same year). It also introduced the songwriting team of Elton John and Bernie Taupin to American audiences with a version of "Lady Samantha," from Elton's British-only first album release, that was also a hit single for Three Dog Night. Another popular song from this album was the classic "Celebrate," with its blaring horn lines and easily sung, "Celebrate, celebrate, dance to the music" chorus and coda. Suitable for Framing also included a soulful take on Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come," and provided the first popular cover version of Dave Mason's soon-to-be-oft-recorded "Feeling Alright." Although the hit singles were plentiful, the album only reached number 16, showing the gap between the singles-buying audience and those that purchased albums. Nonetheless, Suitable for Framing confirmed the group's musical strength with the AM radio audience while appealing to more "hip" listeners as well. (Allmusic)
Info
http://www.allmusic.com/album/suitable-for-framing-mw0000192093
ravis Wammack - Not For Sale (1975) @ 256
Classic southern roots rock.
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Travis-Wammack-Not-For-Sale/release/2553102
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CamPark Records - The Vocal Groups Vol. 1
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CamPark Records - The Vocal Groups Vol. 2
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lula reed
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Ry Cooder - Get Rhythm 1987
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Mark Olson - Good-Bye Lizelle (2014)
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Rhythm Makers. Soul On Your Side
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VAN MORRISON PERIOD of transition
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/71166922/file.html
Stephen Stills - Manassas 1972
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/78960701/file.html
PSYCHEDELIC DISASTER WHIRL 1
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/14120578/file.html
PSYCHEDELIC DISASTER WHIRL 2
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jimmy reed singles 1
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jimmy reed singles 2
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Ry Cooder - The Slide Area 1982
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artwoods art gallery
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Ry Cooder - Bop Till You Drop 1979.
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/13439209/file.html
FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS FILLMORE '70
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/17732683/file.html
Tennent Morrison '72 Flac 1
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tennent morrison flac 2.
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Thanks for the Jay & Jack!
Thanks, Johnny D, for the tremendous Jack Scott collection. I'll never forget "Goodbye Baby" over the closing credits for my favorite retro movie - "Diner."
Iggy
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many tanx! for the cool Jack Scott. Also the Falcons and Screaming Jay.
And let me not forget my daily dose of Billboard Hot 100, which has moved from Oldies to Classic Rock.
Any chance sometime for the TAILGATORS ???? THANKS
Thanks
Thanks to RYP and JohnnyD. Screaming Jay lives!
Many thanks for the wonderful Screamin' Jay Hawkins. His performance was outstanding and so his sense of humor. Never before i heard a song like his "Constipation blues".
Best wishes, Alfred.
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