Saturday, 16 May 2015

"WAY OUT WONDERS" Vol. 1 (U-Spaces)

Cool collection of hard to find and non-comped garage and psychedelic rock 45’s from the mid to later 60’s.trax:
1. Monarchy - Dreams 2. Play This Side First - The Crackerjack Society 3. Cherry, Cherry - The Coral Reef 4. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 5. Bertha - Dust 6. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 7. Ruby - The Anglo-Saxon 8. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 9. A Teenager's Answer - Keith Gordon 10. America the Beautiful - The Final Solution 11. I'll Never Let You Go - Steff Sulke 12. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 13. Mystery of the Mythical Invasion - LSD 14. It's A Pushbutton World - Everyman 15. Childhood Friends - The Foremost Authority 16. Mechanical People - The Music Combination 17. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 18. (Audiodisc Metal Acetate) Title Unknown - The Damn Mess 19. F Oh B - The Breeze 20. Remember Daphne - Paul Slade 21. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 22. The Beasts - The Carriage Company 23. Maxwell's Silver Hammer - The Format 24. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 25. Life, Love and the Pursuit of Happiness - Jay Telfer 26. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit 27. Saved - The Chicago Loop 28. Woke Up Last Night - Jonston McPhilbry 29. Hold the High Ground - The Inrhodes 30. Silly Savage - The Golden Toadstools 31. The Pledge (He Ain't Heavy) - Dust 32. It's My Mind - Purple Wine 33. Saigon Radio Broadcast - Dave Rabbit
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...

9 comments:

RYP said...

"WAY OUT WONDERS" Vol. 1 (U-Spaces)
…Many thanks to Frans for the share, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/uWKPsWt4/file.html

clash said...

B.B. King - Indianola Mississippi Seeds (1970) Vinyl

http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/xliVaBAu/file.html

A1 Nobody Loves Me But My Mother
A2 You're Still My Woman
Written-By – Dave Clark
A3 Ask Me No Questions
A4 Until I'm Dead And Cold
A5 King's Special
B1 Ain't Gonna Worry My Life Anymore
B2 Chains And Things
Written-By – Dave Clark
B3 Go Underground
Bass – Gerald Jemmott*
Drums – Herb Lovelle*
Engineer – Joe Zagarino
Piano – Paul Harris
Rhythm Guitar – Hugh McCrackin
B4 Hummingbird
Chorus [Angelic Chorus] – Clydie King, Merry Clayton, Sherlie Matthews, Venetta Fields
Conductor – Leon Russell
Written-By – Leon Russell
4:35

http://www.discogs.com/BB-King-Indianola-Mississippi-Seeds/release/2288747

The thrill is gone for good, Free an mighty RIP B.B. King

iggy said...

Thanks for the 'Way Out Wonders' Frans and Gyro. Can't wait to check out Dave Rabbit's contributions. All good wishes,

Iggy

Senseless said...

@clash...THANKS...the king's gone but never forgotten...Rest In Peace B.B. King...

B.B. KING - "King Of The Blues" (4CD Boxset) (Released 1992) @320

CD1
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/zq9RwCmn/file.html

CD2
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/EdjpvCPf/file.html

CD3
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/joAtc1zt/file.html

CD4
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/HmOECtKC/file.html

This four-CD box set remains the absolutely definitive B.B. King collection, with 77 recordings from 1949 to 1991. It samples every stage of his development, from his days struggling to craft his music in the shadow of influences like T-Bone Walker and Lonnie Johnson to his latter-day pairings with rockers like Bonnie Raitt and Gary Moore. The one constant is his open-hearted singing and the soulful, contemplative solos he squeezes from his beloved guitar Lucille. These discs, of course, embrace all his essential hits, from his first--1951's "Three O'Clock Blues"--to his 1970 smash "The Thrill Is Gone," which took King to the pop charts and made him a household name.

For all things B.B. King from 1957 to 2008 check this...via torrent...

https://kat.cr/bb-king-discography-1957-2008-mp3-320-kbps-tnt-village-t6112966.html

Anonymous said...

Thanks great post!

tkeys47 said...

Thanks for all U-Spaces Series

Anonymous said...

request:

Jones Family Band · An Electrified Joint Effort

thanks

Anonymous said...

@Clash
A very big thanks for BB king.
LittleJack

Anonymous said...

Tanx for the Way Out Wonders. I never get tired of finding 60s/70s obscurities. But some of these songs are really scraping the bottom of the barrel!