Fine collection of rockin’ R&B and Rock ’n’ Roll. Jive is one of the five International Latin dances. A lively, and uninhibited variation of Jitterbug, many of its basic patterns are similar to those of East Coast Swing. This collection is perfect for Jive dancing.
trax:
1. Ballroom Baby - Pee Wee King 2. Move Me Baby - Freddie Bell & The Bellboys 3. Rock Everybody - The Teen Queens 4. Promises, Promises, Promises - The Teen Queens 5. Dance Honey, Dance - The Velvets 6. Little Turtle Dove - Bobby Day 7. TV Hop - The Morgan Twins 8. You're My Baby - Bill Reeder 9. Look At That Moon - Carl Mann 10. Charming Billy - Johnny Preston 11. Dance Me Daddy - Marvin Rainwater 12. The Great Pretender - Jim Alley & The Alley Cats 13. Flakey John - Jack Scott 14. Long Tall Salley - Barbara Green 15. Believe It Or Not - Donnie Elbert 16. Humdinger - Little Mary Allen 17. Oooh Little Girl - Floyd Dixon 18. Bad Boy - Larry Williams 19. King Of Love - Dave Edmunds 20. Move Over Baby - Mel Jackson 21. Suzie Bella - Tony Nicholas & The Hazeltunes 22. I Ain't Gonna Cry No More - Johnny Olenn 23. The Walk - Lue Cazz 24. Over & Over - Thurston Harris 25. Lover Please - Clyde McPhatter 26. Baby Let's Do It Up - Louis Jordan 27. Murder - D.L. Hathaway 28. Pig Foot Pete - Freddie Slack 29. Come On A My House - Rosemary Collney 30. Just A Gigolo, I Ain't Got Nobody - Louis Prima
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15 comments:
"WURLITZER JIVE"
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gitit! no pw
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Thank you for this album RYP
BONUS 5 OF 8
THE BYRDS - Tambourines And Twelve Strings (1965-1968) @320
Excellent collection of rare outtakes in great quality.
Quality :excellent
Booklet & packaging :Gold Standard
1. I Knew I'd Want You#1
2. It's No Use #6
3. The Bells Of Rhymney#2
4. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better #2
5. It Won't Be Wrong #8
6. The World Turns All Around Her#15
7. Satisfied Mind
8. Set You Free This Time#1,2,3,4,8
9. Stranger In A Strange Land #1,2
10. Wait and See #24
11. Wait and See #25,#26
12. Oh Susanna #1
13. 5D #1-7
14. 5D #12
15. It's All Over Now Baby Blue #4,5
16. Mr. Tambourine Man 4,5,6
17. Goin Back
18. Don"t Make Waves
19. He Was A Friend Of Mine
20. My Back Pages/Baby, What You Want Me To Do?
21. Byrds Chyrp
Tracks 1-18 are alternate studio versions, recorded at Columbia Studios, Hollywood, Calif 1965.
Tracks 1 and 16 were recorded Jan 20, 1965
Track 2 was recorded Mar 8, 1965
Track 3 and 4 recorded Mar 14, 1965
Track 15 recorded June 28, 1965
Track 5 thru 9 recorded Sept 10,14, 16, 1965
Track 10, 11, 12 recorded Oct 1 and 4, 1965
Tracks 13-14 recorded May 24 and 25 ,1966
Track 17 recorded Oct 9,11,16, 1967
Track 18 is the MGM movie soundtrack vers rec April 26,1967
Tracks 19-20 recorded at The Avalon Ballroon, San Fran Nov 2, 1968
Track 21 is an interview recorded 1965
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BONUS 6 OF 8
John Moreland - High On Tulsa Heat '15 @320
Tulsa, Oklahoma is two states away from Nebraska, but singer-songwriter John Moreland knows the territory well – especially, the desolate terrain covered in Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska. Moreland’s songs carry loneliness so deep across plains so vast, you can practically witness the ache, like a storm rolling across the horizon. Sometimes that ache churns like a tornado, wanting to chew everything in its path. Sometimes it’s gentle, like drizzling rain. Or tears.
But always, it’s there. And he uses those same metaphors to reference it in songs like “Cleveland County Blues,” in which he also sings, “We’re covered up in fiction, chasing something true/ Well damn the luck, and damn the consequences too/ I could bury all the memories, I could patch up all the holes, but I’d still feel your fingers on my soul.”
Though his lyrics are drenched in self-pity – “I’m the kind of love it hurts to look at,” he sings in “You Don’t Care For Me Enough to Cry” – they’re confessional, searching, not maudlin. Whether couched in the hush of his delicate acoustic finger-picking or amped up with a bit of tempo and electricity, sooner or later, his words demand attention. But Moreland, who self-produced and handles most of the guitar work, along with bass and drums, isn’t trying to solicit sympathy. He’s a guy who doesn’t know what else he’d do if he couldn’t write and sing songs – haunting, beautiful songs, like “Hang Me In The Tulsa County Stars,” which exhibits another strong influence: Steve Earle.
With “Cherokee,” every ounce of weary weight he carries, physical and emotional, comes out in the torn-paper edges of his voice as he sings, “I guess I’ve got a taste for poison/ I’ve given up on ever being well/ And I keep mining the horizon/ digging for lies I’ve yet to tell.”
Lines like that ought to make even the surliest barflies put down their drinks and listen. And if they don’t feel it, it’s time to call a cab. Or rehab.
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INFO
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/21/arts/music/review-on-john-morelands-high-on-tulsa-heat-world-weariness-and-clarity.html?_r=0
http://www.amazon.com/High-Tulsa-Heat-JOHN-MORELAND/dp/B00U2IE6EQ
http://www.americansongwriter.com/2015/04/john-moreland-high-tulsa-heat/
BONUS 7 OF 8
The Soulful Side Of Tuff Records @320
Good, interesting sides from cult favorite Tuff Records. Many rare and hard-to-find tracks, including "Booga Man" and "Ride, Ride, Ride" by the Poindexter Brothers (aka the Icemen). Two selections by the Fantastic Vanstastics, who featured writer/producer/arranger Van McCoy. And tracks by Chicago DJ E. Rodney Jones, Landy McNeil & the Corsairs, Little Joe Roman, Roscoe Robinson, and others, 27 in all, many by obscure artists. A collector's delight.
27 Tracks From 60's Chicago
Tracklisting
Tawny Williams - You Lost Me
Kendra Spotswood - Stickin' With My Baby
Bobby Copney - Ain't No Good
Fantastic Vantastics - Gee What A Boy
Jackie Day - It's Over
Ray Redmond - It Breaks My Heart
Corsairs - On The Spanish Side
Tawny Williams - Pretty Little Words
Johnnie & Joe - That's The Way You Go
Bobby Copney - Love Au Go Go
Poindexter Brothers - Ride Ride Ride
Ray Redmond - She's Alright
E. Rodney Jones - R& B Time Pt. 2
Roscoe Robinson - What Makes A Man Do Wrong
Jimmie Raye - Look At Me Girl (crying)
E. Rodney Jones - Peace Of Mind
Fantastic Vantastics - Oh Happy Day
Jackie Day - Come On Try Me
Bobby Treetop - Wait Til I Get To Know You
Poindexter Brothers - Booga Man
E. Rodney Jones - R& B Time
Ronnie Savoy - Pitfall
Litle Joe Romans - When You're Lonesome (come On H
Bobby Treetop - So Sweet So Satisfying
Roscoe Robinson - Too Many Lies
Jimmy Raye - I Tried
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INFO
http://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/75275/VARIOUS_ARTISTS
http://www.amazon.com/The-Soulful-Side-Tuff-Records/dp/B000LOBQ1C
BONUS 8 OF 8
JOE ZAWINUL - Money In The Pocket '66 @320
Arguably the best solo record that Joe Zawinul ever cut – and one of the few to really show him working in the sound that he had when with Cannonball Adderley's famous 60s combo! The record features Joe on piano, in groups made up of soul jazz luminaries like Blue Mitchell, Joe Henderson, Sam Jones, Clifford Jordan, and Louis Hayes. Tracks are short and groovy – with a bit of a Blue Note kick to them. Titles include "If", "Midnight Mood", "Some More Of Dat", "Sharon's Waltz", and "Del Sasser". © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/672773/Joe-Zawinul:Money-In-The-Pocket
GYRO, thx, once again, this time
for: The Soulful Side Of Tuff Records.
Luc
Thanks
Thanks for the Tuff records.
cheers,Tel
Thanks to G for the John Moreland. I need me some sadness.
Iggy
Great album! Thanks!
Thanks !
So much great music here !
Also big thanks @ Gyro for your comments on my blog , they are a real encouragement to keep on ripping and posting .
Gyro,thank you for sharing,Joe Zawinul...Great.
Thanks a lot for the Byrds - I remember when one of my Mod buddies
told me in the early 80s that these were the boring "Byrds", the cool ones were the british "Birds" - more
Freakbeat.Man, was he wrong.
Ray from Berlin
Tanx for the Byrds!
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