trax Vol 1:1. Come Go With Me - Gloria Jones 2. Don't Pity Me - Sue Lynn 3. Loving You - Timothy Wilson 4. My Baby Came From Out Of Nowhere - Johnny Hendley 5. Your Love - Choice Of Colour 6. Salt & Pepper - The Esko Affair 7. Talkin' About My Baby - Dottie & Millie 8. You've Hurt Me Baby - The Voice Masters 9. Time's A Wasting - The Fuller Brothers 10. Shy Guy - The Uptights 11. I Wanna Be Free - Joe Tex 12. Baby I Need You - Marsha Gee 13. Past Time Lover - Marvin Gaye 14. Hung Up On Your Love - The Montclairs 15. I'll Forgive & Forget - Ron Holden 16. I Dont Know About You - The Constellations 17. Sadie Sadie - The Ripple Blast Singers 18. No Second Chance - The Deadbeats 19. Never Leave Me - Marv Johnson
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
trax Vol 2:1. If That's What You Wanted - Frank Beverley & The Butlers 2. I'm So Glad - Fuzz 3. Can You Remember - Rhonda Davis 4. I Got Something Good - Sam & Kitty 5. Music - Jeanette White 6. I Remember - Anthony & The Aqualads 7. One Day Love - Tommy Dodson 8. I Know What I Want - Little Milton 9. Someone Tell Her - The Imperial C's 10. Just A Little Faith & Understanding - The Magicians 11. Just Because - Pat & The Blenders 12. Job Opening - The Del Larks 13. Feminine Ingenuity - Ruby 14. Shing-A-Ling - The Cooperettes 15. Leave Me Alone - Baby Washington 16. I Can't Help Lovin' You - Paul Anka 17. Love Finds A Way - Margaret Little 18. Going To A Happening - Tommy Neal 19. Tears Of Joy - Ray Merrell 20. In The Dark - The Creations
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
trax Vol 3:1. Just Lovin' You - Ruby Andrews 2. I Need Your Loneliness - The Insights 3. You're After My Guy - Clara Ward 4. Don't Let Him Hurt You - Les Chansonettes 5. All Of My Life - Detroit Soul 6. Let's Dance - Calvin Williams 7. Believe It Or Not - Narbay 8. What Do You Want With My Love - The Stratoliners 9. Let's Make The Most Out Of Love - Esther Grant 10. It Don't Mean A Thing - Calvin Williams 11. I'm Satisfied - Johnny Sayles 12. Got No Time - Timmy & The Persianettes 13. Loving By The Pound - Otis Redding 14. Deep Dark Secret - Dee Dee Sharp 15. There Was A Time - Gene Chandler 16. Without Your Love - Johnny Moore 17. Sweet Memories - Robert Tanner 18. Whole Lot Of Shakin' In My Heart (Since I Met You) - The Miracles 19. A Go Go - The Beuna Vistas
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
trax Vol 4:
1. You'll Always Be In Style - Patti Austin 2. Run For Cover - The Dell's 3. Where Did He Go - Faye & The Hi-Lettes 4. Where Did I Go Wrong - The Spontanes 5. You've Got To Help Me - Clifford Binns 6. Give Me Love - The Tootsie Rollers 7. I Only Cry Once A Day - The Puffs 8. Don't Hold Back - The Monticellos 9. Happy Loving You - Tee Fletcher 10. She'll Come Running Back - Mel Britt 11. 'Til You Were Gone - Smokey Robinson & Miracles 12. Grab Your Clothes - Minnie Epperson 13. That's When The Tears Start - The Blossoms 14. It Moves Me To Tears - The Isley Brothers 15. Get Out (And Let Me Cry) - Harold Melvin & The Bluenotes 16. Take Away The Pain Stain - Patti Austin 17. Burn Baby Burn - Mel Williams 18. (Please) Take A Chance On Me - The Arabians 19. Something New To Do - Bobby Sheen 20. Carbon Copy - Larry Trider 21. I Thought You Were Mine - The Natural Four
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
tomorrow Vol. 5 - Vol. 8
tomorrow Vol. 5 - Vol. 8
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"Burton Upon Trent Soul Club" Vol. 1
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
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"Burton Upon Trent Soul Club" Vol. 2
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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"Burton Upon Trent Soul Club" Vol. 3
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"Burton Upon Trent Soul Club" Vol. 4
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Many thanks for the "Burton" post guys. I live 15 minutes along the A38 from there and never visited for over twenty years.
cheers,Tel
Hi Tel, I'm an Ashby lad, used to go shopping there as a kid :)
BONUS 3 OF 4
THE WHO - Live At Leeds (1970) (Deluxe Edition 2001) @320
The Feb 14, 1970 Leeds show which provided The Who with their
first official live album is widely regarded by collectors
as not only one of the group's finest-ever shows, but one of the
greatest live shows in rock history. The original album included
only 35 minutes of the 120 minute show, and was still one of the greatest live albums ever; in 1995 that length was
more than doubled for the CD remaster, but the "Tommy" portion remained in the vaults. Fans had to be content with the bootleg "Leeds Complete" in order to hear the whole thing, until now. Whether or not the piecemeal way the concert has been
released over the years is a cynical MCA ploy or not, now that
we finally have the whole thing, the show can finally be heard
in all of its awesome power and glory.
One of the reasons "Leeds" is prized among Who collectors is
that it is one of the best-recorded; the mix is superbly
equalized among all three instruments and Daltrey's vocals, and Townshend's guitar sounds especially full-bodied and wet. The performance is one of the tightest and note-perfect of that
period--without losing any of its heat or raw power--and the
audience is amazingly quiet and respectful, which almost gives
the show a "live in the studio" quality. (Michael Topper, Rolling Stone)
CD1
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CD2
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INFO
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BONUS 4 OF 4
MICHAEL CHAPMAN - Deal Gone Down '74 (2015 Expanded) @320
Deluxe extended version of the 1974 album from Michael Chapman featuring 6 bonus tracks and sleeve notes.
Leeds-born Michael Chapman – alongside Caledonian contemporaries, Bert Jansch and Al Stewart – emerged in the mid-1960s with his uniquely English take on folk-blues. The era of the folk-singer-songwriter-as-pop-star was kicked off Stateside by Bob Dylan and Tom Paxton, and cloning soon followed in Britain in the shape of Donovan and Cat Stevens. But what musicians such as Chapman and Jansch then brought to the folkies’ party was guitar virtuosity.
Whereas Jansch first learned from Scottish traditional folk musicians such as Hamish Imlach when he took up guitar, Michael was perhaps even more of a maverick. First playing pubs in Hull and Leeds, the musical style he carved out for himself drew from American influences as wide-ranging as Charles Mingus and John Fahey. Add to this Chapman’s very North of England sense of humour and view on life, and you have… the artist Michael Chapman. This album echoes back to Chapman’s first EMI album ‘Rainmaker’ and features Nigel Pegrum and Rick Kemp of Steeleye Span fame, and Maddy Prior and Bridget St. John on backing vocals. Highlights include the brilliant and bluesy ‘The Banjo Song’, the laidback autobiographical number ‘Journeyman’, the glorious guitar work on ‘Party Pieces’ and the often revisited ‘Theme From The Movie Of The Same Name’.
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INFO
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Main page for the northern_madman. That's where He belongs. Great music thank you for sharing it.
Jillem
Gyro,thank you for sharing this masterpiece,"Live At Leeds"..appreciated
Geno! Geno! Geno! Geno!
Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band - My Bombers My Dexy's My Highs - The Sixties Studio Sessions (2xCD, Sequel Records, 1998)
Genre: Funk / Soul
Style: Soul, Mod
Geno Washington & the Ram Jam Band were an English based soul band, active from 1965 to 1968.
Fantastic look back at the greatest soul singer's output
This is a great album. It's got loads of good stuff on, and it also had the Shake a Tail Feather album attached, which of course features Bonie Maroney which is my fave Geno track. The man has a fantastic voice and it comes through on this stuff. Well worth a dabble after you've been to see him. Wholeheartedly recommended ! -A Customer
http://www.allmusic.com/album/my-bombers-my-dexys-my-highs-the-sixties-studio-sessions-mw0000049132
http://www.discogs.com/Geno-Washington-And-The-Ram-Jam-Band-My-Bombers-My-Dexys-My-Highs-The-Sixties-Studio-Sessions/release/3882401
MP3/320kb
Disc 1
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Disc 2
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Jillem
Thank you for THE WHO - Live At Leeds Gyro
One of my favorites lives
Manos
Thanks Jillem, it's good to see you back here.
Mose
Jillem- Thanks! Thanks! Thanks! Thanks!
Thanks for Geno, Jillem. He was regular at the Wheel allnighters and really played to the crowd, love his stuff.
Thanks Jillem and Gyro
Thanks for Geno Washington.
cheers,Tel
Dan,used to go to a second hand record shop there,think it was called The final vinyl,bought a few tasty tune from there.Wonder if it's still there.
Tel
thanks for the superb posts!!
pvc
Many thanks Northern Madman.keep them coming.
Many thanks to everyone !!!
…Many thanks The Northern Madman for the share, served by Gyro1966...
Luc
Just read the Townshend autobiography and one the most hilarious stories in the book concerns "Live At Leeds".
The Who were on tour throughout 1969, playing "Tommy" all over the world. Most of these shows were recorded with the idea of a live album being released.
After the last US tour of 1969, Townshend didn't feel like going through a mountain of reel to reels of who-knows-how-many shows, so he asked their roadie and soundman, Bobby Pridden, to listen to the tapes to see what's there, with the idea of compiling a live album.
After a couple of weeks, Townshend met with Pridden, who had holed up in a studio and listened to the tapes. The conversation went a little something like this:
"So Bobby, how's it been going?"
"Great news. We definitely have a live album here!"
"Really? That's great! So...what in particular is great?"
"It's all great! I can't choose!"
"Really? Well, surely some shows are better than others...."
"Nope. It's all great!"
"Ok....well.....let me see your notes....."
"What notes?"
At this point, Townshend realizes that Pridden - who has no experience compiling a live album - has not taken any notes as to what's on the tape. Angry - and with no stomach to go through the mountain of tapes himself - asks what shows they have coming up, ones that are not going to be held in opera houses. There were only two shows: Hull and Leeds. Fine. Get me a mobile 8-track, we'll record those shows, I'll take the tapes home and pick the best of the two.
"And what do I do with all these tapes, Pete?"
(and at this point, Townshend says he made the single stupidest mistake of his life)
"Burn them!" he said angrily.
So....now it's a couple of days later. Bobby Pridden has built a gigantic bonfire in his back garden. He calls Pete to get one last reprieve.
"You sure you want me to burn them?"
"Burn them!"
"Well....can't I just save one for posterity?"
Pete, still angry, taunted him: "Ah....but which one, Bobby? Which one?"
thanks Jillem, nice to see your return
I was lucky enough to catch Geno a few years ago, the same year that I said I'd go see Edwin Starr next time and he passed away the very next week, something I regret!
Anyway, back to Geno, the Allmusic review hits the nail on the head, to really appreciate him and his band, you've got to see them live. One of the best gigs I ever see ....
Thanks to RYP and The Northern Madman for Soul Club!
Tanx All! Some very tasty tunz!
Jillem Thanks for the Geno, I saw him back in late 60s on the Isle Of Wight on holiday with my family. I know I went, but I don't remember a single moment. Something to do with beer and who knows what else. Maybe this will help me recall some of it.
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