Don’t forget: BLUES & GOSPEL KINGS, Vol. 1:
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2014/02/blues-gospel-kings-vol-1-1945-50.html
trax:
1. Trumpet Boogie - Ben Rogers & His Orchestra 2. Get Lost - The Jubalaires 3. Got To Have Her Lovin' - Joe Thomas & His Sax & Orchestra 4. Shame On You - Cliff Butler 5. Gospel Boogie - Lee Roy Abernathy & The Homeland Harmony Quartet 6. Mean, Bad And Evil Blues - Lennie Lewis & His Orchestra (vcl. Harold Tinsley) 7. Big Foot - Joe Thomas & His Sax & Orchestra 8. Russel Street Hustle - King Porter & His Orchestra 9. I Dream Such Foolish Dreams - Cliff Butler 10. Big House Blues - Doc Wiley 11. Believe Me When I Tell You - The Tab Smith Orchestra with Riff Washington 12. Jean - The Jubalaires 13. Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Swan's Silvertone Singers 14. Big Time Blues - Harold Tinsley 15. Shufflin' Boogie - King Porter & His Orchestra with Count Detroit at the Piano 16. My Time Done Come - Swan's Silvertone Singers 17. I'm Sweet On You - Charles "Crown Prince" Waterford 18. Susie May - Walter Brown & Skip Brown's Orchestra 19. Sooey Sooey Baby - Joe Thomas & His Sax & Orchestra 20. This Is The Last Time I'll Cry Over You - Bobbe Caston 21. You Can't Believe Everything You Hear - Lee Roy Abernathy & The Homeland Harmony Quartet 22. Queen Boogie - Slim Galliard & His Boogiereeners 23. Sweet Slumber - Panama Francis & His Miamians 24. Time To Blow - Charles "Crown Prince" Waterford
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"BLUES & GOSPEL KINGS" Vol. 2
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gitit! no pw
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BONUS 5 OF 7
Brother Jack McDuff & David Newman - Double Barrelled Soul '67 (LP) @320
One of the more open-ended sessions that Brother Jack cut for Atlantic – with less of the tight larger soul arrangements that the label usually saddled him with. (Not that we mind those, though!) David Newman plays a variety of saxes, and the group also includes a young Melvin Sparks on guitar. Tracks are longish, and the album includes the originals "Duffin 'Round", "Esperanto", and "More Head" – as well as stunning versions of "Sunny" and "But It's Alright"! (Red & green label pressing.) © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
Double Barrelled Soul album by Jack McDuff / David "Fathead" Newman was released in 1967 on the Atlantic label. This album features the funk and soul artistry of Brother Jack McDuff and David Newman in such tracks as "Esperanto.". 1967 album, r. Personnel: Jack McDuff (organ); David "Fathead" Newman (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Melvin Sparks (guitar); Danny Turner (flute, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Leo Johnson (flute, tenor saxophone); Abe Blasingame (drums). Recording information: New York, NY (08/08/1967-08/09/1967).
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INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/6631
http://www.allmusic.com/album/double-barrelled-soul-mw0000765325
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1930764/a/double+barrelled+soul.htm
BONUS 6 OF 7
THE MASTERSONS - Birds Fly South '11 @320
The husband-and-wife duo Chris Masterson and Eleanor Whitmore are definitely up the Brooklyn branch of alt-country, much more like Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris, say, than George Jones and Tammy Wynette, but the story, love in all its joining and unraveling, is still the same. Yeah, this is a kind of rootsy, Americana album (imagine the Jayhawks with a woman singer who just happens to play a pretty powerful fiddle), but it's one with a subtle big-city twist, and song after song here is about that moment in a relationship when things seem to be breaking down and it's come to the talking part of it. These aren't country songs born of whiskey on a Saturday night in the joint on the corner, these are songs born over coffee the next day at a truck-stop diner on the Interstate in New Jersey. They're talkative country songs, rueful and cautious about love, because love is what it is, and it always requires a dialogue, even if one of the speakers is up and gone and left. This is an interesting album because it talks so much about impasse, which love always seems to face. "Would It Really Be a Sin?" catches the complicated hinges and getaways of a stalled relationship in a pop song, while the regal but sad "Time" talks about, well, time, and how even that can get away in a glance. Then there's the title tune, "Birds Fly South," which sounds a bit like Sparklehorse gone country, and the song's tired, elegant, and almost lurching shuffle rhythm gives it an awkwardly beautiful grace. Some of the songs here blend together in a long discussion of what-are-we-going-to-do-now-with-our-relationship type lyrics, but when everything falls together, as it does with the above songs, the Mastersons deliver a delightfully maverick kind of country love song. This is a fine first album. (Steve Leggett, Allmusic)
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http://www.allmusic.com/album/birds-fly-south-mw0002322327
BONUS 7 OF 7
JOHN LENNON - Imagine ’71 (Mini LP PT-SHM Universal Japan 2014) @320
After the harrowing Plastic Ono Band, John Lennon returned to calmer, more conventional territory with Imagine. While the album had a softer surface, it was only marginally less confessional than its predecessor. Underneath the sweet strings of "Jealous Guy" lies a broken and scared man, the jaunty "Crippled Inside" is a mocking assault at an acquaintance, and "Imagine" is a paean for peace in a world with no gods, possessions, or classes, where everyone is equal. And Lennon doesn't shy away from the hard rockers -- "How Do You Sleep" is a scathing attack on Paul McCartney, "I Don't Want to Be a Soldier" is a hypnotic antiwar song, and "Give Me Some Truth" is bitter hard rock. If Imagine doesn't have the thematic sweep of Plastic Ono Band, it is nevertheless a remarkable collection of songs that Lennon would never be able to better again. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
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http://www.allmusic.com/album/imagine-mw0000198860
Thanks G. King records are still valued above most all others. I suspect the reasons why are hidden in these remarkable grooves. Can't wait.
Iggy
GYRO,thanks for another great haul. Ive been really diggin' on those Ike & Tina albums. Fantastic stuff, man!
Here's one of my fave Robyn Hitchcock albums.
Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians- Fegmania! (1985) Vinyl
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http://www.discogs.com/Robyn-Hitchcock-The-Egyptians-Fegmania/release/3135738
Thanks again and hope y'all enjoy!
Thanks
Thanks for Double Barrelled Soul and The Mastersons!
More thanks, ongoingly.
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