This label was a division of Philadelphia-based Jamie Records. And, like the mothership label, they had a mix of masters purchased from smaller, regional labels and some act signed to them. Guyden did have a few hits and they are scattered among the 50 tracks. Fans of '50s music will likely recognize "Caribbean" by Mitchell Torak and "Need You" by Donnie Owens. You also get very early work from Neil Sedaka and Johnny Rivers and later efforts from Danny and the Juniors. (The R&B Monthly)
trax disc 1:
1. No More, No Less - Carmen Taylor 2. Fly, Don't Fly On Me - Neil Sedaka 3. You're The One - Johnny Rivers 4. Pop Pop Pop-Pie - The Sherrys 5. Need You - Donnie Owens 6. Harlem Nocturne - The Cherokees 7. Born To Be With You - Don Cole 8. Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie - The Esquire Boys 9. Why? Oh Why? - The Fantasys 10. I See A Star - Little Stevie 11. Girl Of My Dreams - Robert Luke Harshman 12. Caribbean - Mitchell Torok 13. Ring-A-Ling-A-Ling - Anita Tucker 14. Oo-La-La-Limbo - Danny & The Juniors 15. Why Don't You Go - Frankie Ervin 16. Ooba-Gooba - The Charts 17. Angel Love - The Whirlwinds 18. Where Is He - The Clickettes 19. I'm Qualified - Jimmy Hughes 20. I'm Still In Love With You - Pee Wee Crayton 21. You Must Try - The Swallows 22. For You - Nick Charles 23. Chapel of Love - The Sundials 24. Slop Time - Maureen Gray 25. Out In The Cold Again - The Two Dons
trax disc 2:
1. Go, Baby, Go - The Four Larks 2. Too Young - Bill Forbes 3. Ring A Rockin' - Neil Sedaka 4. For The Birds - The Charts 5. How Sweet - The Pacers 6. Another Man - Maxine Davis 7. Nasty Breaks - The Dandevilles 8. If I'm Wrong - Donnie Owens 9. A Hole In The Ground - Johnny Rivers 10. Mexican Joe - Mitchell Torok 11. Kookie Little Paradise - The Three Swingers 12. Suddenly - Nicky Dematteo 13. A Million Thanks - Anita Tucker 14. Cryin' Over You - The Cruisers 15. Gone From Me - Eddie Carroll 16. Funny Honey - The Two Dons 17. Aisle Of Love - The Famous Hearts 18. My Baby Likes To Rock - The Pals 19. One Million Years - The Heartbeats 20. Johnny Johnny Johnny - The G-Notes 21. No One But You - The Fantasys 22. That's My Kind Of Love - Marion Worth 23. If I Could Tonight - The Newports 24. Hootchy Kootchy Henry From Hawaii - Mitchell Torok 25. Between Midnight And Dawn - Donnie Owens
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"No More, No Less" Gems From The Guyden Records Vaults 1954-1962
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DON BYRON - BUG MUSIC
Music Of The Raymond Scott Quintette, John Kirby & His Orchestra, And The Duke Ellington
Orchestra
Nonesuch Records 1996
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Bug Music is a tribute to the music of the Raymond Scott Quintette, the John Kirby Sextet
and Duke Ellington, headed by the remarkably versatile clarinetist Don Byron. Raymond
Scott's legendary compositions feature eccentric song titles (including, on this set,
"Siberian Sleighride," "Tobacco Auctioneer" and "War Dance for Wooden Indians"), complex and
thoroughly composed arrangements (all of which were originally memorized rather than being
written out) and unique melodies. Kirby's brand of swing, which is quite complementary to
Scott's novelties, often utilized themes from classical music and had solos, but were also
tightly arranged (even "St. Louis Blues" and "Royal Garden Blues"). The CD begins and ends
with four Ellington/Strayhorn pieces that fit well into the idiom (particularly "The Dicty
Glide" and "Cotton Club Stomp"). In addition to Byron, the key players on the project
include altoist Steve Wilson (one of the best of the younger swing stylists), trombonist
Craig Harris and pianist Uri Caine, in addition to four other horns and several rhythm
sections. Other than a silly rendition of Ellington's "Blue Bubbles" and an adventurous
interpretation of "Snibor," the selections are played with respect and great understanding
of the somewhat forgotten style. None of the modern musicians sound as if swing were only
their second language, making the continually surprising set a major success. -- Scott Yanow
Allmusic
I heard an interview with Don Byron one day and he said that whenever he heard the music of
Raymond Scott he was reminded of old time cartoons with little bugs running around
everywhere. So that's what he named this record, "Bug Music." Close your eyes and you can
see little cartoon bugs everywhere.
It was through my father that I was aware of Raymond Scott and so after listening to a
couple of Byron's interpretations I purchased the album and was so impressed that I sent a
copy to my father. It surprised me when he let me know that he enjoyed the record. He
didn't always appreciate modern interpretations of the music that he remembered as a young
man. They didn't sound right what with modern production and in stereo.
This record is jazz that you can tap your feet to. The musicians are playing from charts so
there's not much improvisation here. But it's great stuff! It is tight and, I believe,
true to the original compositions. And the sound is spectacular especially if you are used
to hearing the old 78s. -- JohnnyDiego
Don Byron - Clarinet, Baritone Saxophone, Arranger, Conductor, Transcription, Producer
Info: http://www.nonesuch.com/albums/bug-music
RAYMOND SCOTT - RECKLESS NIGHTS AND TURKISH TWILIGHTS
The Music Of Raymond Scott
Columbia Records 1992
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Info: http://www.discogs.com/Raymond-Scott-The-Music-Of-Raymond-Scott-Reckless-Nights-And-
Turkish-Twilights/release/404385
Raymond Scott Bio: http://raymondscott.com/#about
The name may not be immediately familiar, but the music itself certainly is; to anyone
weaned on the legendary Warner Bros. cartoons of the 1940s and 1950s, Raymond Scott's
deliriously inventive freak jazz is the soundtrack of childhood, with each and every note
capable of conjuring up indelible images of such immortal characters as Bugs Bunny, Porky
Pig, and Daffy Duck. The WB connection is both Scott's greatest legacy and his greatest
curse, however; he never composed a note specifically for cartoons, and his most memorable
and distinctive melodies were actually co-opted for animated use by Warner's brilliant music
director, Carl Stalling. Reckless Nights and Turkish Twilights, then, restores Scott's work
to its original, stand-alone setting, confirming his cult reputation as one of the most
innovative and original musical thinkers of his era. Even free of cartoon mayhem, his music
is remarkably visual and colorful, perfectly evocative of such surreal titles as "Dinner
Music for a Pack of Hungry Cannibals" and "War Dance for Wooden Indians"; probably the
best-known cut here is the opening "Powerhouse," a uniquely mechanized piece used in any
number of cartoons and television commercials and a perfect summation of Scott's intricate
arrangements, complex shifting rhythms, and formal lunacy. Recommended for listeners ages
eight to 80. -- Jason Ankeny Allmusic
Here is the original music that so inspired Don Byron. My Uncle Deane was in his twenties
when Benny Goodman exploded onto the music scene with swing music. Over the years Uncle
Deane amassed a huge collection of jazz 78s. In the 1970s that collection and it's shelving
nearly covered one complete wall in his home. My father was influenced by his older
brother's taste in music and he too had a collection of jazz records, although I don't
remember any 78s around our house. I do remember plenty of Benny Goodman, however, and one
record by Raymond Scott. It didn't get as much play as some other of Dad's records but I
remember it as "different" from the rest. When I heard Don Byron's "Bug Music" I bought
this CD. I called my Uncle Deane and he told me that Raymond Scott was an acquired taste.
None of the kids listened to his records. Uncle Deane had a couple of 78s in his collection
and he told me that he was going to pull them out and give them another listen. Unfortunately my uncle died shortly after that and I never did get to hear his critique of
Raymond Scott.
I love this stuff. For those people who think Beyonce or Lady Gaga are something unique and
special, this record won't much appeal to them at all. But for those of us here at
TWILIGHTZONE! well, I think this record will have lots of surprises for everyone. --
JohnnyDiego
Via torrent
Motown Unreleased 1964 / MP3 320KB
01. Marvin Gaye - See See Rider
02. Labrenda Ben - Just Go On Sleeping
03. Choker Campbell - Since I Fell For You
04. Labrenda Ben - Too Big To Cry
05. Brenda Holloway - There's Something On Your Mind
06. R. Dean Taylor - Don't Fool Around (Version 1)
07. Choker Campbell - Just Loving You
08. Choker Campbell - The One Who Really Loves You
09. Choker Campbell - It's Alright
10. Kim Weston - I Need You So
11. Marvin Gaye - Nice 'N' Easy
12. Andre Williams - My Imagination
13. Kim Weston - Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be)
14. Earl Van Dyke - Boogaliss
15. R. Dean Taylor - All Grown Up
16. R. Dean Taylor - Little Girl, I'm Going To Marry You
17. Earl Van Dyke - Heart To Heart
18. Earl Van Dyke - Flowers For My Madame
19. Earl Van Dyke - Little Old Me
20. Earl Van Dyke - Soul Groove
21. Labrenda Ben - Fugitive
22. Labrenda Ben - Bad News
23. Earl Van Dyke - (I Wish There Were) Two Of You
24. Amos Milburn - I'm Just A Fool In Love
25. Marvin Gaye - (I'm Afraid) The Masquerade Is Over (Version 2)
26. Marvin Gaye - Now She's Gone
27. Marvin Gaye - Star Dust
28. Marvin Gaye - Little Miss Loser
29. Marvin Gaye - Maybe Today
30. Marvin Gaye - Something For Her Heart (Version 2)
31. Marvin Gaye - Autumn In New York
32. Marvin Gaye - Ebb Tide
33. Marvin Gaye - When I Fall In Love
34. The Spinners - Night And Dayo
35. Johnny Bristol - A Woman's Love
36. Brenda Holloway - Lonely Teardrops
37. Brenda Holloway - Today I Sing The Blues
38. R. Dean Taylor - Surfer's Call
39. Brenda Holloway - Strange Things
40. Brenda Holloway - Don't Compare Me With Her
41. Earl Van Dyke - Blue Berry
42. Hattie Littles - Now That Love Is Gone
43. Marvin Gaye - Must Be Quite A Show
44. Marvin Gaye - Peace Of Mind
45. Marvin Gaye - The Touch Of Venus
46. Marvin Gaye - To A Bad Dream
47. Brenda Holloway - Why Don't You Tell The Truth
48. Brenda Holloway - Baby It Is You
49. The Spinners - Dance Yeah Dance
50. Brenda Holloway - I Don't Want Anybody Perfect
51. Brenda Holloway - Just Loving You
52. Brenda Holloway - Lucky My Boy
53. Brenda Holloway - The Star
54. Brenda Holloway - This Time Last Summer
55. Brenda Holloway - You Go Your Way And I'll Go Mine
56. The Four Tops - The Girl From Ipanema
57. The Four Tops - The Real You
58. Brenda Holloway - Don't Stay Away
59. Brenda Holloway - I'm The Exception To The Rule
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Jillem you the BEST!!! Thank you so much!!!! :)))))
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BILLY MURE "Billy Mure's Supersonic Guitars" Vol. I + Vol. II (1959) + "Fireworks" (1958)
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r&b years 1954
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R&B YEARS 1956 pt.1
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R&B YEARS 1956 pt..2
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The New Rose Story 4 CD Box Set (the first release)
Unmistakably packaged in a neon pink box, this four-CD survey of the first 20 years of France's New Rose label is an essential guide to the European post-punk underground -- and that's the real underground, the stable and singles that may not have had the critical impact of Rough Trade, Homestead, Hot, or Blast First, but who informed more of those mavericks than you could ever imagine. Like Rough Trade, New Rose started life as a record store alone, named for its founders' favorite 45, the Damned's "New Rose." The label was launched in 1980 with the Saints' live EP Paralytic Tonight Dublin Tomorrow and, concentrating on both local and foreign talent, New Rose was soon issuing up to ten albums a month, together with a multitude of handsomely packaged 45s, many of which swiftly became collector's items -- and a lot of which are rounded up here. From Willie Alexander to Chris Spedding, the Cramps and Gun Club to Sky Saxon and the Fugs, New Rose's specialty was unearthing the cults that everyone thought they ought to have heard of but few had actually encountered before. And, if the quality of the material didn't always live up to expectations (much of New Rose's Johnny Thunders output is distinctly sub-bootleg), that only added to the cachet. Eighty-five tracks across four CDs, of course, tell only a fraction of the New Rose story, but it's difficult to quibble with how well those discs have been stuffed. Besides, a 44-page booklet offers biographies, anecdotes, and a full label discography to let you fill any gaps in yourself. -allmusic
Info
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MP3/320kb
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Jillem - Thanks for the Motown Unreleased 1964, much appreciated.
What a monster! thanks so much for the Motown unreleased 1964 Jillem.
cheers,Tel
Jillem, thank you for the motown unreleased 1964 !!!!
Luc
Many thanks for the New Rose box. It's very beautiful.
Great stuff...thanks especially Jillem
Thanks
thanks for the Guyden vaults stuff - looks really interesting
Doug
Johnny Diego the Raymond Scott album sounds interesting, I've not heard of him before, so thanks for the education.
Hello and thank you for the New Rose Story - reminds me of the times when i ordered records by these artists from the Malibu mailorder in germany - I don´t buy so much records anymore and somehow i miss these times. It all comes so easy nowadays..but would i have heard of Raymond Scott without a blog like the amazing Twilight Zone ?
Thanks for reminding me to grab more of the R&B years!
Jillem-Thanks for the New Rose- I've been looking for it for awhile...
One of the paths didn't look right when I pressed the publish button, but I may have been mistaken, but here it is again anyhow....
May be a few days till I get back to uploading.. In the meantime, here's some good ole Southeast Beach Music.. Time to go shagging on the boardwalk..... From Hotlanta to the Jersey Shore but especially Myrtle Beach, Ocean Drive & Carolina Beach... The Embers are from Raleigh and they've played the whole Southeast Coast and then some...
The Embers - Colours
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The Embers - Embers 25th Anniversary
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The Embers - I Love Beach Music
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The Embers - Live
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The Embers - With Love
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/3804975/file.html
Wayne
The post of The R&B Years 1947 [4 CD] (CD3 Missing) a few days ago...
Wayne
Thanks for the New Rose Story! I used to go to their shop, rue Pierre Sarazin in Paris... You could see Chris Bailey or Johnny Thunders, hanging around, asking for money, ah ah... The good old days!
Thanks for the New Rose Story 4cd set....
there was a limited edition set with a 5th CD of live tracks from the New Rose 10th anniv party.... anyone happen to have that 5th cd?
thanks for all you do!
Wayne,
Thanks for the Embers!
Love everything you post!!!
OldDJ
Thank you.
Just discovering donnie owens thanks to your posts. looking for the twang gang if anyone has it.thanks
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