Also check out Volume 1 & 2 in this series here:
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/search?q=Blues+%26+Gospel+Kings
trax:
1. good lovin' blues - Lenny Lewis & His Orch. voc. Harold Tinsley 2. jumpin' at the club blue flame - Jimmy Gordon & His Bip Bop Band 3. fan your fanny blues - Harold Tinsley 4. confessin' the blues - Walter Brown & Skip Hall's Orchestra 5. little eva - Cousin Joe w/Earl Bostic's Gotham Sextet 6. i'm tired - Swan's Silvertone Singers 7. sunday kind of love - The Jubilaires 8. put it on the cuff - Goerge Hudson & His Modern Music 9. new four day rider - Walter Brown 10. little tillie willie - Detroit Count 11. big four boogie - Doc Wiley Trio 12. you ain't so such a much - Cousin Joe w/Earl Bostic's Gotham Sextet 13. let it rain - The Jubalaires 14. my baby done left me - Joe Thomas - His Sax & Orchestra 15. it's a highway to heaven - The Nightingales 16. pow-wow boogie - Charles Waterford 17. what can i do - Bill Johnson & His Musical Notes 18. what are they doing in heaven - Jewel Jubilee Singers 19. war bound blues - Johnny O'Neal 20. mountain oysters - Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis (voc. Henry Glover) 21. tearing hair - Joe Thomas - His Sax & Orchestra 22. the world prayer - The Spirit Of Memphis Quartet 23. i've waited (all my life for you) - The Jubalaires 24. now ride "D" train - Al Sears & His Orch.
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"Blues & Gospel Kings" Vol. 3
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BONUS 4 OF 7
THE MISUNDERSTOOD - Lost Acetates 1965-1966 @320
Although the Misunderstood were among the best obscure psychedelic bands -- indeed, among the best obscure '60s rock bands of any kind -- they barely got to record anything before tragic circumstances broke them up. The discovery of this bunch of previously unknown mid-'60s acetates, then, was big news to psychedelic rock aficionados, though most of this actually comes from their garage R&B days rather than the psychedelic peak they attained with their late-1966 lineup. The first nine of these 14 tracks come from sessions spanning mid-1965 to early 1966, and show them as a ferocious, above-average moody raw R&B-based group, somewhat in the mold of a more guitar-oriented Animals. It's tougher and more original than the earlier, slightly poppier garage sound heard on the pre-psychedelic sides of the Before the Dream Faded compilation, but not nearly as innovative as the brilliant Yardbirds-taken-to-further-extremes freakout songs on Before the Dream Faded that were cut in London when Tony Hill was in the band. In fact, super-amplified steel guitarist Glenn Ross Campbell wasn't even in the band yet when these nine songs were recorded. Still, these cuts are at least respectable and often exciting, like their rave-up treatment of "Got Love if You Want It" and Hoyt Axton's "Thunder 'n Lightnin'," as well as an earlier, more folk-rockish version of "I Unseen" (which they'd re-record in a far more psych-out fashion in London). Also on the album is their cover of Howlin' Wolf's "Who's Been Talkin'" from a rare 1966 single (predating their move to London) and alternate versions of four great songs they did in the Tony Hill era. These alternate versions -- of "My Mind," "Find the Hidden Door," "Children of the Sun," and "I Unseen" -- actually aren't that different from the ones on Before the Dream Faded, as they utilize the same basic tracks, which were later given some retracking and doubling of vocals at Philips-Fontana. Nonetheless, for the sake of completeness they're good to have, and as a whole the release does a lot to fill in the developmental gaps between the group's first-known recordings and their psychedelic incarnation, with excellent annotation by Mike Stax. (Richie Unterberger, Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-lost-acetates-1965-1966-mw0001082894
BONUS 5 OF 7
Troubled Waters: Deep Soul From The Deep South @256
This is a lovingly compiled collection of 23 amazing deep soul tracks from America's deep South. This wonderful and unique style is often ignored and misunderstood, but the staff at Grapevine have a love and understanding of deep soul music, and that's why "Troubled Waters" is an essential album. Featured here are some true masters of the deep soul style, including Sam Dees, Tommy Tate, McKinley Mitchell, King Floyd and Dorothy Moore, plus many lesser-known artists who deserved far more attention than they got. The 12-page booklet has informative liner notes by John Ridley, and all tracks have been digitally remastered from the original tapes by Paul Mooney at South Union. (Record Runner)
What sets Troubled Waters apart from the majority of deep soul collections is its expansion of the genre's template -- moving well beyond the Memphis and Muscle Shoals material that comprises most sets of this ilk, the disc also goes far beyond the earthy grit of your typical deep soul record to encompass material that, at times, recalls the modern soul made north of the Mason-Dixon line for its sophistication and subtlety. Bringing together 23 rare singles, album cuts, and unreleased sides, Troubled Waters is as much a godsend for the longtime deep soul collector as it is for the neophyte; much of this stuff is appearing for the first time ever on CD, but its sheer quality and consistency -- not to mention excellent fidelity and annotation -- should earn it a place in your collection regardless whether it's next to the Stax/Volt singles box set, or merely a budget-line Otis Redding retrospective. Highlights include McKinley Mitchell's "The Town I Live In," Hank Sample's "If You See That Girl of Mine," Eddie Houston's "I Won't Be the Last to Cry" and Ruby Wilson's "Bluer Than Blue." (Jason Ankeny, Allmusic)
1. SAM DEES - Troubled Waters (unissued)
2. PATTERSON TWINS - Two Wrongs Don't Make It Right
3. BILLY CEE - I Believe In Love (unissued)
4. RUBY WILSON - Bluer Than Blue
5. McKINLEY MITCHELL - The Town I live In
6. KING FLOYD - I'm Missing You
7. HANK SAMPLE - If You See That Girl Of Mine
8. TOMMY TATE - Hold On
9. DOROTHY MOORE - Two Of A Kind
10. JIMMY DOBBINS - A Quitter Never Wins
11. SAM DEES - Say Yeah
12. JOE WILSON - When A Man Cries
13. CAROLYN FAYE - Warm Loving Man
14. JOE JOHNSON - The Blind Man
15. TOMMY TATE - Get It Over Anyway
16. BETTY and CHARLES - You Can't Find Love
17. JOE CHAPMAN - I'll Be Your Eveything (unissued version)
18. EDDIE HOUSTON - I Won't Be The Last To Cry
19. CHARLES WARREN - I'm Praying
20. ANITA MITCHELL - Lovin' On Borrowed Time
21. HARAN GRIFFIN No - Time To Lose (unissued)
22. J. COUNT HUGHES - Why, Oh Why (unissued version)
23. SAM DEES - My World
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Troubled-Waters-Deep-Soul-South/dp/B00013MWYS
BONUS 6 OF 7
HOMER & JETHRO - There's Nothing Like An Old Hippie '68 @320
Fine album from these great musicians.
A1
Hill Billy Hippie
2:15
A2
I Crept Into The Crypt And Cried
2:50
A3
Owed To Don Bowman
1:59
A4
Four Rooms And Path
2:21
A5
World's Oldest Teenager
1:46
A6
The Hootin' Holler Hilton Bar And Grill
1:55
B1
Indian Trader
2:25
B2
That Little Boy Of Mine
2:01
B3
I Taught Her Everything She Knows
2:14
B4
I Couldn't Spell "Pffft"
2:03
B5
It Ain't No Fun To Be A Pigeon
2:07
B6
The Second Hundred Years
2:10
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Homer-And-Jethro-Theres-Nothing-Like-An-Old-Hippie/release/5411183
BONUS 7 OF 7 (Converted From Flac to 320, thanks to Jimmie Dee)
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - Again +2 (1967) [16-44 Orig US Mono - Prof Stoned 2011] @320
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Jimmie Dee said...
BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD - BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD AGAIN (1967) + 2 BONUS
Original US Mono vinyl transfer Transfer & Restoration by Prof. Stoned FLAC: 16bit/44.1kHz
01. Mr. Soul
02. A Child's Claim To Fame
03. Everydays
04. Expecting To Fly
05. Bluebird
06. Hung Upside Down
07. Sad Memory
08. Good Time Boy
09. Rock & Roll Woman
10. Broken Arrow
Bonus:
11. Bluebird (45rpm mix)
12. Mr. Soul (45rpm mix)
These mono mixes do not officially appear on CD nor any other vinyl release.
Prof. sez:
Another one in the series "essential in mono but not available on cd".
This is a dedicated mix, meaning that it was specifically designed for mono playback. When comparing the mono and stereo mix, I would say that most time and thought was put into the former. Not that the stereo sucks, but it is inconsistent and has a few elements which seemed to have been deliberately mixed out of the mono version, like the sloppy 2nd lead guitar line in Track 6. The mono also has much more thicker and focused sound and in some instances far better balancing, too.
The two bonus cuts are from a 45, which preceded the album's release date by a few months. They are not included here for their brilliant sound quality; the significance of this 45, of course, lies mostly in the early version of Mr. Soul with its alternate guitar solo and the fact that it has never been reissued since 1971 (both on vinyl nor CD). These tracks were transferred from a 45 that came from a new-old-stock collection.
This copy was issued in 1971, as part of the first batch of the Oldies Series which were pressed from the same metal parts as the original 1967 US single (Atlantic cutting). The problem with the original single is that it was cut so hot that you simply cannot play it back without hearing distortion at some points (I even bought a second NOS copy, and it had the same issues).
The records were professionally and carefully cleaned in three steps using Audio Intelligent’s Enzymantic formula, Super Cleaner Formula, and Ultra pure water on a VPI 16.5 (using VPI brushes) and Nitty Gritty mini-pro 2. Then I spent a few evenings manually de-clicking the wav file (after Click Repair had already been
applied with a medium setting) to make sure the cleanest and most natural sounding result possible was achieved.
Enjoy!
RYP, JohnnyD, Jimmy Dee and GYRO- Thank you!!
Yesterday would've been Joe South's 75th birthday- so, Happy Belated Birthday to the late, great Joe South.
Here are a couple of Joe South Albums and a 45 by Joe South And The Believers all in one zip file.
Joe South- A Look Inside (1972) Vinyl
A1Coming Down All Alone
A2Imitation Of Living
A3It Hurts Me Too
A4Real Thing
A5One Man Band
B1Misunderstanding
B2Misfit
B3Save Your Best
B4I'm A Star
B5All Nite Lover, All Day Friend
http://www.discogs.com/Joe-South-A-Look-Inside/release/2049339
Joe South- So The Seeds Are Growing (1971) Vinyl
A1So The Seeds Are Growing
A2No Fence Around Me
A3I 've Got To Be Somebody
A4Revolution Of Love
A5United We Stand
B1The Other Side Of Life
B2Drown In My Own Tears
B3Lady Moon Walker
B4Rolling On
B5Motherless Children
http://www.discogs.com/Joe-South-So-The-Seeds-Are-Growing/release/2045460
Joe South And The Believers- Backfield In Motion/I'll Come Back To You (1968) 7" 45rpm
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Dobie Gray- 20 Classics: Out On the Floor With The In Crowd (CD)
A great version of Joe South's Rose Garden along with a number of other real cool songs.
1. The "In" Crowd
2. Out on the Floor
3. Blue Ribbons
4. Monkey Jerk
5. Walk With Love
6. Look at Me
7. Be a Man
8. No Room to Cry
9. See You at the Go-Go
10. Mr. Engineer
11. In Hollywood
12. Broken in Two
13. That's How You Treat a Cheater
14. Feelin' in My Heart
15. Rose Garden
16. Where's the Girl Gone?
17. Do You Really Have a Heart?
18. What a Way to Go
19. Guess Who?
20. Honey, You Can't Take It Back
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http://www.allmusic.com/album/out-on-the-floor-with-the-in-crowd-mw0000609517
A great Sunday to all!!
Thanks Gyro
Thanks clash
Immensely grateful for the dedicated mono version of the second Springfield LP, with the bonus rarities. Say, Jimmie Dee, can you get Prof.Stoned to do something even more miraculous and make the first LP sound like it was recorded in a studio and mixed by a person of hearing?
Clash,Thanks for the Dobie Gray.
cheers,Tel
Stephen Bruton
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From The Five
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Nothing But The Truth
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Right On Time
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Thanks Gyro & Clash
Psyclist - Thanks for taking time to share. I have never listened to or even heard of a good portion of your shares. You have unique tastes. I guess that's what makes the world so interesting.
Clash, thanks for the Joe South. I've been digging his four earlier albums which were posted here a while ago (Joe South, Introspect, Don't It Make You Want To Go Home and Games People Play)--really looking forward to hearing more. So much great stuff on this site...
Brett- You're very welcome and I'm quite sure you'll enjoys these, too. I didn't know that Joe South had been posted here prior to the ones I shared. I'm trying not to share stuff that has been here previously, but I don't know how successful I've been with that.
Can't get Blues & Gospel Kings Vol. 3 to unzip. HELP!!
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