trax:
1. Broken Heart - The Moonlighters 2. You Upset Me - Reggie Olson 3. Teen Twist - Lennie Richards & The Nomads 4. So Long, So Lonely, So Blue - Dennis Hunt & His Hunters 5. Love You More - Charlie J. & The Woolfmen 6. Say You'll Be True - Warren Miller 7. Fountain Of Love - Art Stuart 8. Lugene - Johnny & The Jays 9. I'll Stop Crying - Bill Quad & The Ravens 10. Real Gone Lover - Paul London 11. Your Magic Touch - Jack Bailey & The Naturals 12. High School Dance - Johnny Guidry 13. You're 18, I'm 21 - Robin Montgomerey 14. The Week Is Over - Joey & The Impressions 15. I've Had It - The Chosen 16. There's No One Like My Love - The Gems 17. Ever Ever True - Rog Winston w/The Palids 18. I Think You Oughta Look Again - Wayne Handy & The Melody Masters 19. Who's Gonna Hold Your Hand - Danny Dalton 20. School Rock - The Gems 21. Belinda - The Spindrifts 22. It's Quite All Right - Danny & The Nitro-Notes 23. Ev'ry Little Teardrops - Al Hartley & The Heartbeats 24. The Flame - Ralph Miranda & The Del Toro's 25. Judy ( I Love You) - The Sounds 26. Walkin' - Danny Dalton 27. Wanderin' - Saladin 28. Always Marie - Chris Cain 29. Sleep Baby Sleep - Billy Adams 30. That's Why - Gene Rambo
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"TEEN SCENE!" Vol. 2
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/Zfw2kkhT/file.html
BONUS 1 OF 5
LINK WRAY - Guitar Preacher: The Polydor Years @320
Wray's image as leather-clad, fuzz-drenched cowpunk is so indelibly etched into the minds of most fans that it's been convenient to overlook the fact that in the early '70s, he eschewed grungy instrumentals for laid-back, homespun roots rock. He wrote lyrics and sang on these albums as well, some of which were recorded in a three-track studio built in a converted chicken coop on his family farm. Reflecting the pastoral, rural influence of the Band and other groups of the day, Link also largely abandoned his electric guitars for acoustic ones on some of the albums, though he returned to harder-rocking electric sounds by the middle of the 1970s. This double-CD box set collects 37 songs from five albums spanning 1971 to 1974. One of these LPs only surfaced in England (Beans and Fatback), and another was an odd effort by one Mordicai Jones on which Link played most of the instruments and wrote most of the material. The anthology rightfully emphasizes his self-titled 1971 comeback album, the best of these recordings, which has an enigmatic backwoods ambience and spiritual lyrics, and contains a couple tunes later covered by the Nevilles ("Fire and Brimstone" and "Fallin' Rain"). The later albums, some of which featured high-profile guests like Jerry Garcia and Tower of Power, had a more generic early-'70s AOR rock feel; not so on the Mordicai Jones tracks, though, on which rustic arrangements back Jones' vocals, which sound like a more subdued Robert Plant. As a whole, the work assembled here isn't nearly as important as Wray's instrumental recordings from the '50s and '60s -- and Wray's wracked, tense vocals are something of an acquired taste -- but it's rather intriguing stuff with little relationship to the rest of his catalog. (Richie Unterberger, Allmusic)
Contains the full LINK WRAY LP (11 cuts) and:
From BEANS AND FATBACK
-Hobo Man
-I'm So Glad, I'm So Proud
-Georgia Pines
-Water Boy
-Alabama Electric Circus
-Take My Hand (Precious Lord)
From MORDICAI JONES
-Walkin' In The Arizona Sun
-Scorpio Woman
-All Because Of A Woman
-On The Run
-Days Before Custer
From BE WHAT YOU WANT TO
-Be What You Want To
-All Cried Out
-Tucson, Arizona
-River Bend
-You Walked By
-Walk Easy, Walk Slow
-Morning
From THE LINK WRAY RUMBLE
-It Was A Bad Scene
-Good Time Joe
-Walkin' Bulldog
-I Got To Ramble
-Backwoods Preacher Man
-She's That Kind Of Woman
-Super 88
-Rumble
CD1
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/LIMbpBkp/file.html
CD2
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/wSZzuk5M/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/guitar-preacher-the-polydor-years-mw0000175112
BONUS 2 OF 5
THE JAYHAWKS - Live At The Belly Up ’15 @320
The Jayhawks and Belly Up Live are pleased to announce the release of a brand new digital album - Live at the Belly Up. Recorded on January 11, 2015 at the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach, CA, the album features 20 songs and over 80 minutes of music.
This full-length album is the first official Jayhawks live release, save for some scattered b-sides. Given the sterling reputation The Jayhawks have built up as a live band over the last 30 years, this long overdue release couldn’t have come at a better time considering just how good the band sounds right now.
Live at the Belly Up is an exciting document that gives listeners a chance to experience what Jayhawks fans and critics have been raving about since the band hit the road again several months ago in support of the 2014 reissues of 3 key albums that were originally released from 1997-2003 (Sound of Lies, Smile and Rainy Day Music). The heralded 1997 lineup has been touring to great acclaim since summer 2014 and thrilling audiences with The Jayhawks’ timeless sound. The band’s recent set lists have focused on music from the period covered by the recent reissues but plenty of old faves are being performed, too, dating all the way back to 1989’s Blue Earth album. The album features classics such as “Waiting For the Sun,” “Blue,” “I’d Run Away,” “Save It For a Rainy Day,” “Big Star,” “I’m Gonna Make You Love Me” and “Tailspin.” All in all, a collection of inspired renditions that offers a rich variety of Jayhawks songs from the last 25 years, with an old country cover and a few Golden Smog nuggets thrown in for good measure.
THE JAYHAWKS LIVE AT THE BELLY UP
January 11, 2015
Belly Up Tavern - Solana Beach, CA
Track Listing:
1 The Man Who Loved Life
2 Ain’t No End
3 Big Star
4 Trouble
5 Angelyne
6 Take Me With You (When You Go)
7 Looking Forward To Seeing You
8 Somewhere In Ohio
9 Smile
10 Tampa To Tulsa
11 Waiting For The Sun
12 Blue
13 I’m Down to my Last Cigarette
14 Settled Down Like Rain
15 Save It For A Rainy Day
16 Tailspin
17 I’d Run Away
18 Sound Of Lies
19 All The Right Reasons
20 Until You Came Along (With Trapper Schoepp and the Shades)
Total Play Time: Approx. 81 Minutes
Engineered by Martin Greaves
Band:
Gary Louris - electric guitars, vocals
Marc Perlman - bass, vocals
Tim O'Reagan - drums, vocals
Karen Grotberg - keyboards, vocals
Kraig Johnson - acoustic & electric guitars, vocals
Jessy Greene - violin, vocals
John Jackson - mandolin, acoustic guitar, vocals
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/Xsd8ONn4/file.html
INFO
http://jayhawksofficial.tumblr.com
BONUS 3 OF 5
THE MILK CARTON KIDS - Monterey '15 @320
These guys are a beautiful cross between Simon and Garfunkel and the Everly Brothers. Their harmony is gorgeous, the songs are wistful, thoughtful, exquisitely crafted. (V. T. Maiden, Melody Maker)
With their third album Monterey, The Milk Carton Kids have evolved their signature sound into its purest essence. Writing on the road, sitting around after shows in green rooms and hallways, these duo found themselves finishing and editing each other s songs, resulting in a batch of songs where, for the first time in the band s career, friends and family cannot tell who wrote what. And for all the attention the duo received for combining into one voice, on Monterey we finally hear the singers as distinct; the acclaimed harmonies move farther apart so that the quirks and kinks of two individual identities emerge, the harmonies all the while remaining lush and soaring, their beauty all the more apparent for the showing of their scars. Monterey is an album forged literally and metaphorically "on the road, " an album that seems to ask how we can resolve the contradiction between the lightness of our footprint as we pass through, and the weight of those memories gathering behind us in the rearview mirror. Monterey poses this question with grace, beauty and a sly humor.
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/IjKEGSig/file.html
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Monterey-The-Milk-Carton-Kids/dp/B00VDOK39U
Odd.wave - Audio Slave-2015-88kHz-24 Bit-440kbps-Electronic
90 mb.
https://www.sendspace.com/file/jggmck
Tracks:
01-oddwave_-_chainsaw-mycel
02-oddwave_-_all_mighty-mycel
03-oddwave_-_follow_me_(feat._kipi_vibration)-mycel
04-oddwave_-_all_mighty_(millivolt_remix)-mycel
Banana Peels
Thanks for the interesting Link Wray comp.
Thanks Gyro for the Link Wray & Jayhawks
Thanks so much for the Milk Carton Kids, G. What a lovely sound; now I'll focus on the words! All the best,
Iggy
David Munyon
Down To The Wire
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/Y6WwSKvG/file.html
David Olney
Predicting The Past
Disc 1 http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/zcmC0BeC/file.html
Disc 2 http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/jlKDGQTj/file.html
Fred Eaglesmith
Balin
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/Tki0XSqK/file.html
Not too many today, more Olney/Munyon/Eaglesmith coming.
Thanks
Cheers Gyro can't wait to hear The Jayhawks, I really rate Sound of Lies…thanks
Hmm…
“ Live At The Belly Up ’15 ”
Where it just so happens this happened just last nite...!!!:
http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2015/may/27/rolling-stones-belly-up/
I've not read them all yet, but I think most of the news stories have failed to do the simple “connect the dots” in regard to past, related stories...
The SAME guy had some dude named Sir Paul McC do his wife's private b-day party in a local ritzy “rancho richie” restaurant a few years back......:
http://www.10news.com/news/local-fan-shares-photos-of-private-concert-with-paul-mccartney-07092014
- B.
@ Doobs
You have good taste. For myself I vote for "rainy days" but only because it was the first album of The Jayhawks that I bought...
@ Gyro
As usual you surprise me quite everyday with new gems! I'll hear The Jayhawks first, but I'm very curious to listen to The Milk Carton Kids; a big thanks also for Lou Pride
LittleJack
I can't get over how much Milk Carton Kids sound like Simon and Garfunkel, but I have to say that I love listening to them. Very talented, if not incredibly original (and that's OK with me).
Thanks for this, Gyro, and thanks for the Teen Scene series, RYP.
@ Gyro
A very big thanks for The Milk Carton Kids. I've enjoyed so much this album, that I'll try to buy it next week and make listen to it a lot of friends !!
LittleJack
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