trax disc 1:
1. Sixty Minute Man - The Untouchables 2. Alley Oop - Dante & The Evergreens 3. Shortnin' Bread - The Bell Notes 4. Cha Cha Twist - Brice Coefield 5. Young Love - Gary Stites 6. Harlem Nocturne - The Viscounts 7. Take Me To Your Ladder (I'll See Your Leader Later) - Buddy Clinton 8. Love Bells - Eddie Delmar 9. Red Corvette - Ellie Gee & The Jets 10. Get The Bull By The Horns - Hugh Barrett & The Victors 11. The Boy For Me - The Tassels 12. Peggy Peggy - Jimmy Rand 13. Boppin' Bobbie Jean - King Victor 14. Juke Box Saturday Night - Nine & The Ebb Tides 15. Night Train - The Viscounts 16. A Young Man's Fancy - Stu Ellis 17. Ballad Of A Happy Heart - The Perri's 18. Motorcycle - Tico & The Triumphs 19. Shut Ups - The Wild Tones 20. To A Soldier Boy - The Tassels
trax disc 2:
1. Those Oldies But Goodies (Remind Me Of You) - Nino & The Ebb Tides 2. Tempted - Brice Coefield 3. Little Star - The Freckles 4. I Go, You Go Ellie - Gee & The Jets 5. There Was A Fungus Among Us - Hugh Barrett & The Victors 6. Real Wild Child - The Bell Notes 7. The Only Girl In My Life - Jimmy Rand 8. Shadrach - The Viscounts 9. My Guy And - The Tassels 10. New Born Baby - Johnny Brandon 11. Honey Girl - Gary Stites 12. Someone Loves You Joe - The Singing Belles 13. Joanie's Forever - Buddy Clinton 14. I Don't Believe Them - Tico & The Triumphs 15. Chug-A-Lug - The Viscounts 16. Time Machine - Dante & The Evergreens 17. My Bohemian Baby - King Victor 18. Blanche - Eddie Delmar 19. Sick Chick - The Wild Tones 20. Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight - The Untouchables
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"SIXTY MINUTE MAN" The Madison Records Story
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gitit! no pw
CD1
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CD2
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THE IMMEDIATE SINGLES COLLECTION VOL 2
Sony Music 1991 (@320)
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In 1965, having already managed the Rolling Stones to the top of the international charts,
Andrew Loog Oldham launched a label. Immediate Records — whose eclectic roster included the
Small Faces, Keith Emerson’s Nice, the original Fleetwood Mac, and Rod Stewart — became one
of the decade’s hippest, most musically imaginative pop/rock producers. Most of these tracks
will be unfamiliar to all but connoisseurs of vintage British pop, but both CDs on The
Immediate Singles Collection are amply stocked with great songs and performances that don’t
need household names to recommend them. -- Entertainment Weekly
Back around January 17 I posted the first volume of this series. For those who still want
it here is the link:
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/U4xJ9yrp/file.html
Looking through some CDs that I don't often listen to the other day I discovered Volume 2 and
I've decided to post it here today. Being American I was familiar with the British
Invasion, The McCoys, Small Faces, and I even saw The Nice in 1968, but honestly until I
heard this record I didn't know many of the groups here. But I am crazy about 60s Rock and
Gyro's Teenage Shutdown series has my juices flowing. So here goes. Hope you like it. --
JohnnyDiego
1. Lazy Sunday - Small Faces 2. So Much In Love - Charles Dickens 3. Get Back - Amen Corner
4. Baby, Don't Do It - The Poets 5. Daytime Girl - Billy Nicholls 6. Goin' Back - Goldie 7.
You're So Good To Me - The Factotums 8. Hang On Sloopy - The McCoys 9. You're So Good For Me
- Twice As Much 10. Little Miss Understood - Rod Stewart 11. (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me
- Apostolic Intervention 12. Fever - The McCoys 13. Salt Lake City - Tony Rivers & the
Castaways 14. Happy Miranda - Excelsior Spring 15. Big City - Nicky Scott 16. Here Comes The
Nice - Small Faces 17. Would You Believe It? - Billy Nicholls 18. She Was Perfection -
Murray Head 19. The Great Train Robbery - Outer Limits 20. America - The Nice
BONUS 1 OF 7
JOHN LEE HOOKER - Boogie with John Lee Hooker '14 (Modern 1950’s Recordings) (Ace UK LP) @320
Johnny Williams, Texas Slim, Birmingham Sam, even John Lee Booker ... Whatever you want to call him, he had the boogie disease, and it’s in him, and it’s got to get out, and from 1949 to his death in 2001 John lee Hooker did indeed boogie like no one else could. There’s something about the relationship between his foot and his right hand that creates an irresistible urge to dance – and mostly without the aid of bass, drums or even bongos. I remember Rita Ray one night dropping the needle on a Hooker boogie in the middle of a bunch of high energy African rhythms and the dancers didn’t miss a step.
So for those DJs who still prefer to move the groove from a slab of wax, this 14-track long-player is essential. Having friends around for a sherry? Well, just pop this album on and they’ll be boogieing like a night on the Jack Daniels. And if the following morning you can still focus, check the notes from Herb Fenstein drawn from an unpublished early ’60s recorded interview in which Hooker talks frankly about his life and times and his secular approach to the blues. Good, even for a Sunday morning.
Roger Armstrong
- See more at: http://acerecords.co.uk/boogie-with-john-lee-hooker#sthash.lqBIiTIf.dpuf
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INFO
http://acerecords.co.uk/boogie-with-john-lee-hooker
BONUS 2 OF 7
THE PSYCHEDELIC YEARS 1966-1969 (3 Cd Box Set) @320
AMERICA
CD1
01 - The Byrds - Eight Miles High (03:41)
02 - Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit (02:35)
03 - Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth (02:39)
04 - The Turtles - Happy Together (02:56)
05 - The Lemon Pipers - Green Tambourine (02:27)
06 - The Association - Along Comes Mary (02:55)
07 - Vanilla Fudge - You Keep Me Hangin' On (07:30)
08 - Jefferson Airplane - Somebody To Love (03:01)
09 - The Count Five - Psychotic Reaction (03:06)
10 - The Electric Prunes - I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night) (02:58)
11 - The Syndicate Of Sound - Little Girl (02:29)
12 - The Blues Magoos - (We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet (02:19)
13 - Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (02:56)
14 - The Chambers Brothers - Time Has Come Today (04:58)
15 - Spirit - Fresh Garbage (03:15)
16 - Captain Beefheart - Electricity (03:08)
17 - The Leaves - Lemon Princess (02:05)
18 - The 13th Floor Elevators - You're Gonna Miss Me (02:33)
19 - The United States Of America - I Won't Leave My Wooden Wife For You, Sugar (03:56)
20 - Canned Heat - On The Road Again (03:27)
21 - The Youngbloods - Get Together (04:37)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Psychedelic-Years-1966-1969-Various-Artists/dp/B000X3AFFO
BONUS 3 OF 7
THE PSYCHEDELIC YEARS 1966-1969
American Album Classics
CD2
01 - Love - Alone Again Or (03:16)
02 - It's A Beautiful Day - White Bird (06:10)
03 - Beach Boys - Cabin Essence (03:32)
04 - Spirit - I Got A Line On You (02:42)
05 - Tim Buckley - Buzzin' Fly (06:04)
06 - Jefferson Airplane - The House At Pooneil Corners (05:57)
07 - Buffalo Springfield - Expecting To Fly (03:44)
08 - H.P. Lovecraft - Spin, Spin, Spin (03:26)
09 - Moby Grape - Hey Grandma (02:33)
10 - Velvet Underground & Nico - Venus In Furs (05:14)
11 - Quicksilver Messenger Service - Mona (07:12)
12 - Youngbloods - Darkness Darkness (03:49)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Psychedelic-Years-1966-1969-Various-Artists/dp/B000X3AFFO
BONUS 4 OF 7
THE PSYCHEDELIC YEARS 1966-1969
Great Britain
CD3
01 - Donovan - Sunshine Superman (03:22)
02 - The Yardbirds - Shapes Of Things (02:26)
03 - Procol Harum - A Whiter Shade Of Pale (04:05)
04 - Cream - Strange Brew (02:50)
05 - Eric Burdon & The Animals - San Franciscan Nights (03:25)
06 - The Small Faces - Itchycoo Park (02:49)
07 - Simon Dupree & The Big Sound - Kites (03:51)
08 - The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - Fire (03:00)
09 - The Move - Flowers In The Rain (02:25)
10 - Tomorrow - My White Bicycle (03:19)
11 - July - Dandelion Seeds (04:33)
12 - The Pretty Things - S.F. Sorrow Is Born (03:12)
13 - The Idle Race - Skeleton And The Roundabout (02:21)
14 - Apostolic Intervention - (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me (02:02)
15 - Kipperton Lodge - Shy Boy (02:39)
16 - The Incredible String Band - Painting Box (04:03)
17 - Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (04:12)
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Psychedelic-Years-1966-1969-Various-Artists/dp/B000X3AFFO
BONUS 5 OF 7
UPSTATE N.Y. DOO WOP, Vol. 1 @320
New York is a big state and the city isn't the only area with great doo wop! Upstate NY, just north of NYC has many talented groups. This CD features tracks by the Teen-Tones, Bel-Larks, Derbys, Dupries and many, many more. 31 tracks.
• 1. The Bel-Larks - Get Married In June (2:02)
• 2. The Teen-Tones - Darling I Love You (2:01)
• 3. The Five Blue Notes - Something Awful (2:40)
• 4. The Fidelitys - My Greatest Thrill (2:51)
• 5. Bobby And The Counts - Tra-La-La (I'm So Happy) (2:22)
• 6. Bebo Singleton - Dolores (2:17)
• 7. The Bel-Larks - Your Mine (Previously Unreleased) (2:26)
• 8. Bebo Singleton With Jeff And The Notes - The Shrine Of The Echoes (2:19)
• 9. Jan And The Radiants - Now Is The Hour (2:11)
• 10. The Vibraharps - Walk Beside Me (2:45)
• 11. Jimmy Singleton And The Royal Satins - Each Passing Day (2:33) 12. The Emeralds - School Boys Love (Previously Unreleased) (3:07) 13. The Capris - Oh, My Darling (3:11)
• 14. The Vel-Tones - Cats Tune (2:31) •
• 15. The Vibraharps - It Must Be Magic (2:25)
• 16. The Graduates - What Good Is Graduation (2:45)
• 17. The Derbys - Just Leave Me Alone (2:00)
• 18. The Rhythm Stars - Oh Moon (2:26)
• 19. The Rhythm Cadets - Rockin' Jimmy (2:42)
• 20. Little Bernie And The Blazers - My Love, I Have You (2:20)
• 21. Don Barber And The Dukes - I'll Be True (2:06)
• 22. Lee Adrian And The Rochester Collegiates - A In Love (2:25)
• 23. The Charm Kings - Boss Lookin' Baby (2:01)
• 24. The Rockin' Hi Lows - Hey MaryAnn (2:26)
• 25. Gary Kemp And The Invaders Ft. Roselind Allen Of The Bel-Larks - Unchain My Heart (Previously Unreleased) (3:06)
• 26. The Four Ekkos - Think Twice (2:13)
• 27. The Dupries - Baby Doll (2:15)
• 28. The El Darios - Please Surrender (2:28)
• 29. The Madisons - Can You Imagine It (2:07)
• 30. Little Jan And The Radiants - If You Love Me (2:54)
• 31. The Playboys (aka The Graduates) - Why Do I Love You, Why Do I Care (2:25)
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INFO
http://www.ebay.com/itm/UPSTATE-N-Y-DOOWOP-Volume-1-31-VA-Tracks-/361022192929
http://www.crystalballrecords.com/doo-wop/upstate-ny-doowop-volume-1.html
BONUS 6 OF 7
20/20 - Sex Trap '82 @320
20/20 was an American power pop band based in Hollywood, California. They were active from 1977 to 1983. This was their third album.
In the late Seventies, the term "Powerpop" was resurrected by Bomp magazine, and in a manner similar to the spread of the term "No Depression," applied to the music of bands who ignored progressive rock, stadium rock, disco, and singer-songwriter styles that topped the charts. Badfinger, the Raspberries, the Nazz, and the Dwight Twilley Band all got retroactively termed "power pop." 20/20 was among the first "new" bands to get the label. Worse still, the whole of the L.A. pop scene had already become a single movement to the media and Bomp powerpop tag became the favored way to describe it. When the enormous backlash against the Knack hit "My Sharona", it virtually ended the careers of many far superior L.A. bands, among them 20/20 and the Plimsouls, who were undoubtedly the other two most popular bands of the scene. 20/20's label could never translate radio play and sold-out shows into national chart success, so when the label wanted to do a third album, 20/20 declined, they might have better luck elsewhere. A new deal with a major label fell through, leaving the band without a label and still in debt from the initial advance, so the band released their third album Sex-Trap in 1982 on their own Mainway Records. Spurred by more critical acclaim, the album was picked up by Enigma in 1983, two songs "Sex-Trap" and "Fast Car" were remixed, one song dropped "Please Please (Listen To Me)" and one song added, the fantastic "Jack's Got A Problem", but again, the band had signed to the label "Enigma" that would later become successful before the band had any hit records. Later, Sex-Trap would be reissued (1999) in Japan with a bonus song "Best Of Your Life". (Power Pop)
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INFO
http://fredpopdom.free.fr/20-20-Powerpop.htm
http://www.discogs.com/2020-Sex-Trap/master/300498
http://www.amazon.com/Sex-Trap-20/dp/B004KVN80O
BONUS 7 OF 7
JIMMY WEBB - And Someone Left The Cake Out In The Rain...- The Classic Songs of Jimmy Webb @320
This 18-song compilation is an interesting mixture of some of the best-known -- and a few of the least-favored -- versions of Jimmy Webb's songs, all of which are eminently listenable. Webb's own version of "Didn't We" comes off very well in the company of renditions of "If This Were the Last Song," "If Ships Were Made to Sail," "Where's the Playground Susie?," and "The Highwayman" by, respectively, Bill Medley, Scott Walker, Glen Campbell, and the Highwaymen; and while the Johnny Mann Singers are no substitute for the Fifth Dimension, their version of "Up, Up and Away" is convincingly, infectiously upbeat. The sound is excellent, and the sheer variety of sounds, from Judy Collins ("The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress") to Donna Summer ("MacArthur Park"), makes this entertaining listening, and it's entirely possible that even many fans of Webb's music may not have heard his version of "Didn't We." (Allmusic)
1. Up, Up & Away-The Johnny Mann Singers
2. Wichita Lineman-Glen Campbell
3. Do What You Gotta Do-Four Tops
4. Still Within The Sounds Of My Voice-Linda Ronstadt
5. By The Time I Get To Phoenix-Glen Campbell
6. The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress-Judy Collins
7. It's A Sin When You Love Somebody-Joe Cocker
8. Macauthur Park-Donna Summers
9. Someone Is Standin' Outside-Thelma Houston
10. Magic Garden-Dusty Springfield
11. All I Know-Art Garfunkel
12. Galveston-Glen Campbell
13. The Highwayman-The Highwaymen
14. Didn't We
15. Where's The Playground Susie-Glen Campbell
16. If Ships Were Made To Sail-Scott Walker
17. If This Were The Last Song-Bill Medley
18. Macauthur Park-Richard Harris
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/and-someone-left-the-cake-out-in-the-rain-mw0000397675
http://www.amazon.com/And-Someone-Left-Cake-Rain/dp/B000008821
JohnnyD- Thanks for Volume 2. This collection was totally new to me and I really liked volume one. Thanks again!
"wow"! what a way to start the weekend, thank you for all your hard work
Thank you Johnny for Immediate,reminds me of early Electra,all class.
heylee
Thank you Gyro1966 for Psychedelic,Upstate NY DooWop,Webb.Appreciate your work and ears.
heylee
Thanks for the psychedelic collection!
many thanks for everyone who takes time to leave a comment, it's appreciated. I just can't used to the hipster "thanks for the drops, dude" type of speak, but I guess that's just my hang up.
It's frigid around these parts, i hope the music can warm you up a bit.
I'll tell you, Gyro. Upstate New York is about 5 degrees Fahrenheit right now. Doo Wop or not that's cold!
Some great, eclectic stuff today (as usual). Cheers guys.
Thanks for the Immediate collection vol 2,Has vol 1 already been posted here?
cheers,Tel
Thanks for the Upstate Doo-Wop which is right in my back yard ( which is frozen solid ) !
Tel:
Check my post again. The link for Vol 1 is there.
thanks Gyro 1966 for the john lee hooker 'boogie with john lee hooker' really enjoyable stuff
More Mark Lanegan
Mark Lanegan Band - FieldSongs
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Field_Songs
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Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Hawk
http://www.amazon.com/Hawk-Isobel-Campbell/dp/B003STL0E0/ref=ntt_mus_dp_dpt_1/181-8524965-3469706
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/LV1RI7e1/file.html
Thanks
R&B DooWop Psychdelic Mod its all here!
Gyro, thanks for the Upstate N.Y. doowop.
Ralph11
Johny,thanks for that,getting myself over excited and not reading all the info.
cheers once again,Tel
Thanks to everybody at this great site! (Wow, indeed)
Thanks Johnny Diego for the compilations of Immediate !!
Thanks Gyro for these 3 compilations of psychedelic music. I was too young at the end of the 60's for this music, but a lot of these songs are allways great. That makes me remember to a young psychedelic group named Blue Pills, you can find it on the 7th january 2015 on :
http://blog.dnevnik.hr/zinhof/2015/01/index.html#1631911662
I've really enjoyed.Thanks again
LittleJack
Gyro, love ya, and I comment what I hope is articulate and heartfelt thanks on a semi-regular basis, been visiting forever but: " I just can't used to the hipster "thanks for the drops, dude" type of speak, but I guess that's just my hang up.
Yeah, I think so! C'mon...you didn't have slang back in your day? Gee, the 60s and 70s were filled with slang, much of it still in use today. In fact,wasn't it the 60s when white people started co-oping "dude" from black culture? It sounds a little ageist, something I constantly am struggling with myself (I live in NYC), so I empathize! Anyways, how do you know it was some young hipster, and not some old jazz hipster! Or if it was a "hipster" at all! Isn't the fact that they thanked you, in their own way, enough?
Maybe you should put up an age requirement! (I'm almost 50, is that ok? I probably wouldn't say "thanks for the drops,dude"....but I might!)
I'm saying this all with a smile on my face and a light-hearted joshing tone, I hope it reads that way..... these horrible young hipsters are inheriting one horrendous world.....cut 'em a break, I mean....if they're here (and thanking you!), it means they have great taste in music! And in their young collections, it means the music is seeded and lives on! Which is what we want, right?
And as far as YOU are concerned, from our point of view.....damn right...thanks for the drops, dude, indeed!! Thanks VERY much for the "drops"! (I think that's "needle drops" is what he's talking about!) I get it! "the drops"! Cool! Hey, thanks for the Roland Kirk drops, dude!!!
:D
D - it has nothing to do with age or whatever about a term like "drops" or "sophomore album" instead of second album, or "wait for it" or "really" or whatever other term is used. I actually get a kick out of the way the language changes and how people adopt new terms out of the blue. These sayings can annoy me slightly when I'm in a weird mood, but I've always been that way. I'm just having my own little fun as well, and we all appreciate the good comments here. So enjoy the music in whatever way you want to describe the albums.
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