Sunday, 23 November 2014

"The Sixties Explosion" 1961-1967

Rare and out of print for more than 2 decades!trax:
1. The Uncle Willie - Zoot Money 2. Long Tall Shorty - The Graham Bond Organisation 3. I`ll Cry Instead - Joe Cocker 4. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - Rod Stewart 5. That`s  A Long Time Ago - Nero And The Gladiators 6. Woman - The Zombies 7. Money - Bern Elliott & The Fenmen 8. Don`t You Just Know It - Screaming Lord Sutch 9. Buckle Shoe Stomp - The Snobs 10. Baby Please Don`t Go - Them 11. Just One More Chance - The Outer Limits 12. The London Boys - David Bowie 13. Say You Don`t Mind - Denny Laine 14. Will You Be My Lover Tonight - George Bean 15. Surprise Surprise - Lulu & The Luvers 17. We Love The Beatles - The Vernons Girls 18. Like Dreamers Do - The AppleJacks 19. That`s Alright Mama - The Gonks 20. What`s News Pussycat - The Crying Shames 21. Please, Mr. Postman - Bern Elliott & The Fenmen 22. No Response - The Hep Stars 23. St. James Infirmary - Cops'n Robbers 24. You`re On My Mind - The Birds 25. Lonely Weekends - George Bean 26. Kansas City Peter - Jay & The JayWalkers 27. Long Legged Baby - The Graham Bond Organisation 28. Shang A Doo Lang - Adrienne Posta 29. Caroline - The Fortunes 30. There You Go - Paul & Barry Ryan

23 comments:

RYP said...

"The Sixties Explosion"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/74538110/file.html

Anonymous said...

Many thanks for all your hard work.Now,I am not on the scrounge here but I have seen a set of CD's and there are quite a few of them.They are called K.V.'s_Soul_Shack_
Have you any idea where I can get hold of them.Respect.SB.

RYP said...

Never heard of K.V.'s_Soul_Shack.
But maybe Gyro1966 or Jillem?

Anonymous said...

Rockin' Bandit has them all.

Anonymous said...

KVs Soul shack can be found on Rockin Bandit blog but you have to pay to be a premium member of Rapid gator.
Tel

Gyro1966 said...

I would suggest paying rapidgator if you really want that soul shack series. I haven't checked it out. That blog site is very hit or miss with bit rates, etc. You have to clean things up after you get them there.

Anonymous said...

Track 16 is missing?

Athanor said...

there are 47 volumes of K V's Soul Shack at the moment and they are great soul/northern soul comps for sure !

Surfer said...

@RYP
Can you help please with:
The Complete Goldwax Singles
Vol.1, Vol.2, Vol.3.
Manya thanks in advance! ! !

Anonymous said...

ok many many thanks
sb

O.B. Dan said...

The Sixties Explosion 1961-1967 ia a great mix of singers and bands I'm familiar with, music I know from other bands, and, best of all, musicians I've heard of but have never heard. The Snobs, who dressed like 17th and 18th century aristocracy in their early days, come to mind.

Jillem said...

Thanks RYP!

lemonflag said...

Thanks for the sixties.

RYP said...

Surfer,
unfortunately I don't have the Complete Goldwax Singles...

Anonymous said...

cool post!!
many thanks!!!
pvc

hotrodmike said...

Thanks for this one. Some interesting tracks for sure.

Anonymous said...

K.V.'s_Soul_Shack

https://www.google.com/search?q=K.V.%27s_Soul_Shack&gws_rd=ssl

Woodworker said...

Surfer,
I found the Goldwax singles here:
The Complete Goldwax Singles Volume 1 (1962-1966) CD 1.rar
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/37259952/file.html

The Complete Goldwax Singles Volume 1 (1962-1966) CD 2.rar
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/58548382/file.html

The Complete Goldwax Singles Volume 2 (1966-1967) CD 1.rar
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/4770508/file.html

The Complete Goldwax Singles Volume 2 (1966-1967) CD 2.rar
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/53212434/file.html

The Complete Goldwax Singles Volume 3 (1967-1970) CD 1.rar
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/64935531/file.html

The Complete Goldwax Singles Volume 3 (1967-1970) CD 2.rar
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/2329728/file.html

rm said...

thank you very much.
t16 is missing

Surfer said...

Hey Woodworker,
I'm very pleased
Thanks for your quick and
excelent work!!!!

Andy said...

Thanks so much for the Goldwax singles! I've been looking for more ever since I first heard James Carr. I ran across a single disc 'best of' about fifteen years ago, and that's been it until now. I'm really looking forward to hearing these, and very grateful.

lemonflag said...

Woodworker nice share. Thanks

Anonymous said...

Thanks ++++ RYP and woodworker.
LittleJack