27 tracks about the cowboys and their horses Including the famous rodeo trilogy "Aristocrat", "Rocky Ned" and "Mandrake" about "unridable" horses by real life rodeo man Tex Morton.
Also featuring classics like Carson Robison's "Bridle Hanging On The Wall" and The Sons Of The Pioneers' "Riders In The Sky"
There are also fine but rare tracks on offer here all digitally re-mastered. Plus great names such as: Smoky Dawson, Roy Rogers, Rex Allen making this is a great addition to our popular country series.
trax:
1. Fate of Old Strawberry Roan - Wilf "Montana Slim" Carter 2. There's a Briddle Hanging on the Wall - Carson Robison 3. Old Faithful and I - Les Wilson 4. Concerning Charlie Horse - Omar Blondahl 5. I'd Rather Have a Pony Than a Girl - Buddy Williams 6. The Albino, Pink Eyed Stallion - Rex Allen 7. My Pinto Pony and I - June Holms 8. Riders in the Sky - The Sons Of The Pioneers 9. Aristocrat - Tex Morton 10. Rock Me to Sleep in My Saddle - Roy Rogers 11. Smoky (That Wild Stallion Grand) - Smoky Dawson 12. Music in My Pony's Feet - Buddy Williams 13. Strawberry Roan - Bob Atcher 14. Snowy River Riders - Tim McNamara 15. Ridin' Along Singin' a Song - Hank Snow 16. Rocky Ned (The Outlaw) - Tex Morton 17. It's Great to Be Back in the Saddle - Wilf "Montana Slim" Carter 18. Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle - Gene Autry 19. My Pony's Hair Turned Grey Texas - Jim Robertson 20. Give Me a Pinto Pal - Elton Britt 21. A Cowboy Needs a Horse - Roy Rogers 22. The Bushman's Rodeo - The Tumbleweeds 23. Old Boko and Me - Tex Morton 24. Yip Neddy (A Kiss For Me And Hay For You) - The Hillbillies 25. Concerning the Return of Charlie Horse - Omar Blondahl 26. Mandrake - Tex Morton 27. Old Faithful - Rex Allen
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"Old Faithful" Songs From the Saddle
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BONUS 1 OF 6
THE NORTHERN SOUL SCENE - Decca Originals @320
The Northern Soul off-shoot of the British mod movement became the U.K. equivalent of the stateside Motor City- and Memphis-based R&B factions, thriving in clubs and discotheques across England. Over two dozen representative selections are gathered here, demonstrating the scene's unmistakable fusion of beat-based rock & roll with rhythm and blues. The vast majority of these musicians didn't garner significant international recognition, however, thanks to Decca Records' assorted sub-genre defining 'Scene' related titles, selections including Frankie & Johnny's optimistic affirmation "I'll Hold You" or the sexy proto-Philly score heard on Sonny Childe's "Giving Up on Love" are finally getting their due. The Motown sound was an obvious influence on Elkie Brooks' reading of "The Way You Do the Things You Do," "My Smile Is Just a Frown (Turned Upside Down)" from Truly Smith and "Ask the Lonely" by the Fantastics. Interestingly, the latter combo originated in the United States as the Velours prior to touring Europe as the Drifters. Clyde McPhatter -- another musical ex-patriot and ironically the co-founder of the real Drifters -- became a sizable solo artist in England during the mid- to late-'60s, recording right up until his untimely passing in 1972. The workout "Baby You Got It" is a perfect example of the funky style he ultimately became associated with. Similarly, Tom Jones ("Stop Breaking My Heart") and David Essex' ("So-Called Loving") would gain similar notoriety for their occasional blue-eyed soul leanings, such as those on this package. Mickey Moonshine's aggressive and slightly trippy "Name It, You Got It," Jon Gunn's darkly baroque "I Just Made Up My Mind," as well as Tony Newman's propulsive "Let the Good Times Roll" are among the adventurous excursions, allowing for a much more comprehensive summation of the Northern Soul Scene. (Lindsay Planer, Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-northern-soul-scene-mw0000559536
http://www.amazon.com/Northern-Soul-Scene/dp/B000023Z3J
BONUS 2 OF 6
DM3 - One Time Two Times Three Times More - An Anthology (2013) @320
Dom Mariani's post Stems, post Someloves, powerpop rock band DM3 released three studio albums between 1992 and 1999. Collected here are the highlights from those records. Australian Exclusive Release
Australian Exclusive Release
1. Hold On
2. Foolish
3. Can't Get What You Want
4. Something Heavy
5. One Time Two Times Devastated
6. TV Sound
7. Second Floor
8. Just Like Nancy
9. Up in the Air
10. Soultop
11. Show You
12. Far From Here
13. Quicksand
14. Lure
15. Anyway That You Like
16. Take it All
17. Homespun Blues
18. Prove
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/DM3-One-Time-Two-Times-Three-Times-More-The-Best-Of/release/4720091
http://www.cdonline.com.au/?event=search.viewProduct&cataloguenumber=DM3-01_1§ion=music
BONUS 3 OF 6
JAZZ GILLUM - Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 4 (1946-1949) (Document) @320
The fourth and final Document volume that reissues all of Jazz Gillum's recordings (other than his first two lost numbers and a later Lp) finds the singer and harmonica player performing in a style unchanged from the late 1930s even as the music world changed around him. He still sounded quite enthusiastic during this last batch of goodtime and lowdown blues, and the backup groups (with either Big Maceo, James Clark, Eddie Boyd or Bob Call on piano and the talented guitarist Willie Lacy being a major asset) are excellent. Highlights include "Roll Dem Bones," "You Got To Run Me Down," "Signifying Woman," "The Devil Blues" and "Gonna Be Some Shooting." (Scott Yanow, Allmusic)
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http://www.allmusic.com/album/complete-recorded-works-vol-4-1946-1949-mw0000628151
Thanks for the DM3!
Thanks
Thanks Gyro for the Northern Soul comp.
Thanks for the Decca originals northern soul scene
cheers,Tel
thanks for the dm3 gyro..i own virtually everything they've done but not this. great group. always lots of power in their pop.
bobbo
does anyone have the "those british instros" series? i think that's the right title. i have 4 vols but they are up to #10, maybe.
Thanks RYP and thanks Gyro. I'm curious to hear Dom Mariani: very often australian rock is exciting.
LittleJack
Thanks for the Decca NS!
Gracias!
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