trax:
1. What Summer Brings - The Roman Rebellion 2. Fisherman King - Barbara Keith 3. Such A Groovy Day - The Younger Brothers 4. Wind Chime Laughter - The Myddle Class 5. Sweet Little Innocent Lorraine - The Clockwork Orange 6. Search For The Sea - The Stoics 7. Mr. Miff - July Four 8. Face The Autumn - Family 9. Your Eyes - The High Windows 10. The Come On - The Roman Numerals 11. Virginia Day's Ragtime Memories - The Looking Glass 12. Wild Flower - The She Trinity 13. Cherrie, Can't You Tell - The Aardvarks 14. I See Your Face - The Hudson Bay Co. 15. Does Anybody Know - A Handful 16. Every Now And Then - The Side Three 17. New Day - The Uglies 18. Nice Girls - The Grains Of Sand 19. Have You Gone Out Of Your Mind? - Cinnamon 20. Walking In My Mind - The South Shore Four 21. I Am The Sun - Mythical Meadow 22. Keeper Of The Sun - The Focus Three 23. Hold Back The Sun - Noah's Ark 24. Angie - Fragile Lime 25. I See A Change Is Gonna Come - The 13th Power 26. Golden Kite - The Cinnamon Empire 27. I See You - A Small World 28. Matchstick In A Whirlpool - The Roman Numerals 29. What Is She Thinking Of? - Last Friday's Fire 30. Tow Away - The Sound Sandwich 31. Madeline - Bloomsbury People 32. Wish You Were With Me - Sunny Monday
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
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"The Light Show" Vol. 1 (U-Spaces)
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/9wk9joYR/file.html
Thanks! Can't wait to see the follow up volumes
The Del Lords third album @320
The Del-Lords - Based On A True Story (1988) Vinyl
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/p9NYSMG9/file.html
A1 Crawl In Bed
A2 Judas Kiss
Lead Vocals – Eric Ambel
A3 River Of Justice
A4 Cheyenne 3:45
A5 Poem Of The River
Keyboards – Eric Ambel
B1 The Cool And The Crazy
Keyboards – Eric Ambel
B2 A Lover's Prayer
Lead Vocals – Eric Ambel
B3 Ashes To Ashes
B4 Whole Lotta Nothin' Goin' On
B5 I'm Gonna Be Around
Their populist Americana expressed rather than subsumed by Neil Geraldo's hard-rock production, they can come on like the old Lower East Siders they are without sounding irrelevant. The most convincing songs show the populi the "beatnik world" of "The Cool and the Crazy"; the prettiest one allows as how they still dream of "Cheyenne" while they sit and watch TV. Last time the love songs were tough and the political statements soggy; this time the fast ones are tough-and-a-half and the slow ones soggy. Which adds up to progress, right?- Robert Christgau
Hope y'all enjoy and have a great hump day!
BONUS 3 OF 4
CHESS DOO WOP @320
Essential 1950’s R&B Vocal Group greatness.
Side 1
1. White Cliffs Of Dover - The Bluejays
2. Darling I Know - The El-Rays
3. Shoo Doo Be Doo (My Loving Baby) - The Moonlighters
4. Newly Wed - The Orchids
5. Show Me The Way - The Five Notes
6. Give Me (A Simple Prayer) - The Ravens
7. Nadine - The Coronets
8. Ding Dong - The Quintones
Side 2
1. 4 O'Clock In The Morning - The Tornadoes
2. I Want To Love - The Sentimentals
3. Teardrops - Lee Andrews & The Hearts
4. Soft Shadows - The Monotones
5. I'm So Young - The Students
6. So Far Away - The Pastels
7. This Broken Heart - The Sonics
8. False Alarm - The Ravels
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INFO
http://bebopwinorip.blogspot.com/2011/12/chess-doo-wop.html
BONUS 4 OF 4
DANIEL BACHMAN - River '15 @320
Guitarist Daniel Bachman opens River with long, slow strums, as if he's summoning energy for a daunting journey. Beginning that way is common in fingerpicked acoustic guitar — what John Fahey, a pioneer of the form, called "American Primitive." But Bachman's patient notes seem to carry extra weight, suggesting that River could be the definitive work toward which he's been building throughout his short but prolific career. (NPR)
Guitarist Daniel Bachman has been prolific. River, a double-length set issued by Three Lobed, is his sixth album in just the last four years, and his ninth since 2010. It is also the first set he has made in a proper studio. Masterfully recorded by Brian Haran at Pinebox in North Carolina, it was cut in a single day and is free of overdubs. The intimacy of the environment, combined with the care employed in capturing the best takes of these seven tunes, approach the immediacy, warmth, and excitement of his live performances. While Bachman's playing remains devoted to American acoustic guitar music from the Piedmont blues to the American Primitive traditions (he expertly covers fellow Virginians William Moore's "Old Country Rock" and Jack Rose's "Levee"), it has also evolved considerably. From the very beginning Bachman was capable of generating complex improvisational ideas and playing them at a furious, athletic pace. Here, he's far less concerned with speed and physicality. His technique is more relaxed and assured, allowing for in-the-moment ideas to flow more naturally through his beautifully constructed melodies. Opener "Won't You Cross Over to That Other Shore" is a case in point. With deep, mid-register strums, he deliberately asserts the tune's first cycle and harmonic framework. When the fingerpicking commences, one melody leaps forth with edges protruding from the repitition and gradually asserts three or four more in labyrinthine sequence, through several time signatures, and without losing sight of the tune's center. The dirgey slide blues of Rose's "Levee" offers a pronounced rhythmic palette that makes room for an intersection of drones and subtle, sun-dappled shadows. "Farnham" and the two-part "Song for the Setting Sun" are suite-like. When combined in sequence, they almost physically evoke the varying rural scenery coursing through country-gospel hymnody, crystalline, stomping Appalachian reels and rags, and song-like folk-blues reveries. Bachman closes River with a reprise of "Won't You Cross Over to That Other Shore." It mirrors the first one in compact form by commencing on a high-string strummed intro that shifts into American Primitive-esque bass string fingerpicking and ringing middle-register melodic statements that move elastically across waltz time. River is not only the work of a master guitar player, but also of a sophisticated composer. Bachman's confidence in interpreting his own musical ideas on the fretboard is now equal to his skill in playing the lineage music that inspires him. (Tom Jurek, Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.npr.org/2015/05/10/404239750/first-listen-daniel-bachman-river
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/river-mw0002847429
Gyro,thank you for sharing,Chess Doo Wop....appreciated.
Thanks to the amazing "G Man" for the doo wop and Daniel Bachman offerings, both of which are lovely and worthy of repeated listenings.
Iggy
Epitaph 1974 Outside the Law flac
A 70s German hard rock band who had a British lead singer. After two less than successful albums, Polydor dropped them. Epitath surprisingly headed off to America almost immediately,
drawn by the promises of a start-up indie label called Billingsgate.
Epitaph wound up recording their third and most critically acclaimed LP, 1974's Outside
the Law, in Chicago, afterwards embarking on a tour of the U.S. with ex-Karthago
drummer Norbert Lehmann -- only to have it rudely interrupted when Billingsgate went
bankrupt. Drained by their string of bad luck and feeling lucky simply to escape
back to Germany without being held responsible for Billingsgate's debts, Epitaph
called it quits in January of 1975.
Epitaph - 1974 - Outside The Law 2010.rar, flac (485.2 MB)
https://www.sendspace.com/file/yz76i7
Jim
Jurek's review makes me want to hear Daniel Bachman play. Thanks for giving me the opportunity!
Nice to see Daniel Bachman and more Del Lords (was a great band)
Freakwater
Old paint
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/9gmtNlsK/file.html
Eddie Ray Porter
Dance On The Earth
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/wxscwFuq/file.html
David Munyon
Midwest
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/suSFuRbb/file.html
Meanwhile Back in Japan
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/8IWQq96Y/file.html
David Olney
Border Crossing
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/iCA542pS/file.html
Gurf Morlix
Fishin' In The Muddy
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/8jkHyXPH/file.html
Finds The Present Tense
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/6dWHRP3Q/file.html
Tanx for The Light Show and Chess Doo Wop!
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