trax:
1. All Together Now - The Sweet Feeling 2. Long Live Apple Pie - The Apple Pie Motherhood Band 3. It's A Hip Hip Hippy World - Two Much 4. Must Have Your Love - The Eighth Wonders Of The World 5. Come On Baby, Love Me - The Fab 6. Sunflower - Eric Elder 7. Hard, Hard Year - Wildlife 8. Fill My Soul - The Pop Explosion 9. I've Never Really Been In Love Before - Chad Munro 10. You'd Better Come Home - The Phaetons 11. Canticles To Jello - King David 12. It's The Little Things - The Musics 13. My Dream - The Buddhas 14. Goodbye Summer Girl - Peter Lee Stirling 15. Take The Midnight Train - Tommy T's Federal Reserve 16. Molly Barr - King David 17. White Smoke Pt. 2 - Plastic Ax 18. Little By Little - The Eyes Of Dawn 19. Mrs. Watson - M.U.5 20. Give Me Some Love - Happy Day 21. Follow My Footsteps - The News 22. Nonsense Child - Justin Tyme 23. The Peddler's Blues - The Common Ground 24. Hello - Onion 25. It's A Groovy World - The Lollipop Fantasy 26. Lazy Fat People - The Barron Knights 27. Looking At Tomorrow - The Creatures 28. Honey Man - Sweet Salvation 29. Last House On Cherry Lane - The Sound Idea 30. Hate To See A Good Thing Have To Go - The Raggamuffins
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
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"The Light Show" Vol. 3 (U-Spaces)
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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BONUS 4 OF 5
EARL GAINES - The Best Of Luck To You '66 @320
Earl Gaines was born in Decatur, Alabama in 1935. In the early 50s he moved to Nashville, and found work both singing and playing drums in R&B clubs. He worked with the band Louis Brooks and his Hi-Toppers, and also sang on demos for R&B songwriter Ted Jarrett. He recorded one of Jarrett's songs with the Hi-Toppers, "It's Love Baby (24 Hours A Day)" , and it became a massive hit when released on Excello Records, getting to #2 on the national R&B chart. There were more singles with the Hi-Toppers, but as Louis Brooks was unwilling to tour Gaines soon went solo. Over the next few years he recorded singles for various small labels, but gradually the touring became less frequent, and by the 60s was having to find work outside the music industry to support himself.
In 1966 he was signed to the HBR label with the help of Nashville radio DJ Bill 'Hoss' Allen, who also became his producer. His first single with the label, "The Best Of Luck To You", became a #28 R&B hit. He also recorded a full album that was released on HBR, featuring some really great southern soul and blues material, including a re-recording of "24 Hours A Day". (Record Runner)
A1
The Best Of Luck To You
A2
It's Worth Anything
A3
Trust In Me
A4
Too Many Times
A5
The Door Is Still Open
A6
Pore Man Gotta Make It
B1
Don't Take My Kindness For Weakness
B2
You Belong To Me
B3
I Have Loved And I Have Lived
B4
24 Hours A Day
B5
Mercy On My Soul
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Earl-Gaines-The-Best-Of-Luck-To-You/release/5813853
BONUS 5 OF 5
GRAHAM PARKER & THE RUMOUR - Howlin’ Wind (With Bonus Track)’76 (2001 25th Year Anniversary Reissue) @320
Graham Parker made two essential albums that will stand the test of time as some of the best and most soulful music ever recorded: Howlin’ Wind & Heat Treatment. He could have retired after these two masterpieces - none of his other albums can even come close (and i have them all). I will argue this point with anyone. (Gyro1966)
Digitally remastered 25th anniversary edition of Parker's opening salvo of a long, distinguished recording career. The album was hailed by critics in 1976 as one of the best debut records ever, no doubt due Parker's incredible songs and the seasoned experience of his backing band which had long cut their chops in pubs around England and whose members included Brinsley Schwarz himself, Martin Belmont from Ducks Deluxe and Stephen Goulding and Andrew Bodnar from Bontemps Roulez. Includes the Parker classics "Don't Ask Me Questions", "White Honey", "Back to Schooldays", "Soul Shoes" and the the title track. Includes liner notes penned by Parker and exclusive photos.
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Howlin-Wind-Graham-Parker/dp/B00005LP1F
I slapped this one on the turntable a little while ago and figured this was cool enough to rip and share.
Big Joe Turner & Roomful Of Blues - Blues Train (1983) Vinyl
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A1 Crawdad Hole
A2 Red Sails In The Sunset
A3 Cocka-Doodle Doo
A4 Jumpin' For Joe
A5 I Want A Little Girl
B1 Blues Train 3:47
B2 I Know You Love Me
B3 Last Night 4:41
B4 I Love The Way (My Baby Sings The Blues)
Wishing all of you out there TZ land a safe and wonderful Memorial Day weekend!
I believe there are two Graham Parkers. The one who made the all-time Classic desert island worthy first two albums, and the one who made all the rest of the good to pretty good albums afterwards.
Thanks Gyro for the Graham Parker! All your hard work doesn't go by unnoticed, Killer blog, killer contributions and thankfully not the mean-spirited, egotistical ("my taste is better than yours", why do listen to this...") to and froing that some blogs can, and sometimes have descended into.
Gyro and RYP, as always thanks for this incredible blog. Gyro, I mostly agree with you about Graham Parker. The first two albums are all time great albums. I would also put Squeezing Out the Sparks very close to these two, and there are some outstanding early live shows floating about. I had some on cassette that of course I can't find. Since, then though Parker has never been bad. He makes consistently worthwhile records, some very good, some good and some just decent, but, oh those first two albums.
Bill
Thanks Gremlin - RYP runs a very cool blog that is full of mature commenters and contributors. He sets the respectful tone here and we just follow his lead. I appreciate the diverse taste and styles of music offered here daily.
@Gyro...THANKS for the Graham Parker...i almost agree with you...but when i put "Struck By Lightning" i think "is best Parker's ever", other days i put "Mona Lisa's" and the same comes to mind, yesterday i'm playing "Consequence" and thinking to myself "what a gem of an album...best parker's ever..." you know what i mean?..for me is one of these artists with a regular quality with occasional peaks...but i'm
at your side in consider "Wind" as one of the most perfect first albums you can hear. LOVE always Graham!
Thanks again for all...
Greetings
I apologise to RYP i got you guys mixed up, Thanks Ryp!! & the rest of this here "community"
@ clash - thanks for that Big Joe Turner & Roomful of Blues download. Roomful are a local band who hit the big time, and this particular album is difficult to find.
Very nice - Tanx!
I'm always going to give Squeezing Out Sparks a slight edge over the first two Parkerillas only because of the creative wild card that was Jack Nitzsche.
Thanks very much for all of the U-Spaces material.
Jeff Beck - Blow by Blow [flac]
Blow by Blow is the seventh album by Jeff Beck,
released on Epic Records in 1975, and recorded in October 1974. It
was the first under his name alone. An instrumental album, it
peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and has been certified
platinum by the RIAA.
This is an ORIGINAL MASTERING. FLAC rules followed.
http://www.discogs.com/Jeff-Beck-Blow-By-Blow/release/2060741
Jeff Beck-Blow by Blow-CD-FLAC-1984-BUDDHA
Source : CDDA
Size : 243.40 MB
T R A C K L i S T
01. You Know What I Mean 04:06
02. She’s A Woman 04:31
03. Constipated Duck 02:48
04. AIR Blower 05:11
05. Scatterbrain 05:41
06. Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers 05:42
07. Thelonius 03:16
08. Freeway Jam 04:59
09. Diamond Dust 08:27
44:41 min
243.40 MB
https://www.sendspace.com/file/7xqpr1
Jim
Thanks
Gyro, as much as I hold "Howlin' Wind" and "Heat Treatment" in very, very high esteem, THE GP & R album is "Squeezing Out Sparks" for me.
I also love love love "Acid Bubblegum."
He also recorded, with Nona Hendrix, one fantastic Christmas song, "Soul Christmas," which GP fans should seek out.
I think Lowfy Larry posted some Django Reinhardt a while ago. I've done some searching and found the 20CD set Djangology in flac:
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PW is melanchthon
This is where I found it:
http://ploooomysunday.blogspot.com/2010/05/djangologie-1928-1950.html
Thanks Franz for this collection that you offer to us day after day.
Thanks Gyro for this album remastered of Graham Parker.
LittleJack
This album by Earl Gaines was a nice surprise. Thanks for all your work Gyro.
Leif
Gyro, I agree that the first two G.P. albums--particularly 'Heat Treatment'--are brilliant.
But I think you pay 'Squeezing Out Sparks' a disservice, lumping it with the remainder of Parker's catalogue and considering it just more product.
It isn't.
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