trax disc 5:
1. Pony Time - Chubby Checker 2. Old Black Joe - Jerry Lee Lewis 3. Baby Face - Little Richard 4. Mona Lisa - Conway Twitty 5. Hummin´ The Blues Over You - Brenda Lee 6. Quartermaster´s Stores - The Shadows 7. Rock Your Little Baby To Sleep - Buddy Knox 8. It's The Truth Ruth - Big Bopper 9. Mona (I Need You Baby) - Bo Diddley 10. Twenty Flight Rock - Eddie Cochran 11. Hello Little Boy - Ruth Brown 12. You Can´t Catch Me - Chuck Berry 13. The Girl Next Door Went a-Walking - Elvis Presley 14. Rockin´ Pneumonia And Boogie Woogie Flu - The Crickets 15. Tra La La - LaVern Baker 16. Growl - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates 17. Honey Bop - Wanda Jackson 18. Crazy Country Hop - Johnny Otis 19. Be-Bop Boogie Boy - Gene Vincent 20. One Step At A Time - Brenda Lee
trax disc 6:
1. Please Don´t Tease - Cliff Richard & The Shadows 2. The Hucklebuck - Chubby Checker 3. Rock Your Baby - Wanda Jackson 4. Early In The Morning - Buddy Holly & The Crickets 5. Bye Bye Johnny - Chuck Berry 6. Lovin´ Up A Storm - Jerry Lee Lewis 7. Right Now - Gene Vincent 8. She´s Got It - Little Richard 9. Little Jonah - Brenda Lee 10. Bad Bad Day - Bob Luman 11. Rockhouse - Buddy Knox 12. When You Ask About Love - The Crickets 13. Uptown - Roy Orbison 14. Such A Night - Elvis Presley 15. By The Light Of The Silvery Moon - Little Richard 16. Pretend - Carl Mann 17. Whipper Snapper - LaVern Baker 18. Oh Baby Doll - Chuck Berry 19. I Vibrate - Conway Twitty 20. Tell Me How - Buddy Holly & The Crickets
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"JIVIN’ 50’s" cd 5 + cd 6
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gitit! no pw
CD5
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/CiEThfLp/file.html
CD6
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/XJ3iedbY/file.html
Good Morning RYP and Thank You, Here is Part 7 or Volume 7 of seven and the last of this box set. This is a box set I'm going to try for 10 disc's per day for seven days. This is some high quality vocal Doo-Wop from all the masters. There were some very minor screw-ups but all in all it worked. I've had a tremendous out pour of Thanks from many people who live in this family of friends who share the same reason why we all come here everyday. I am a diehard Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin fan from way back, but sometimes you need to listen to something very different and Doo Wop does it for me so I collected. So I'm glad that this group of Doo Wop is over but between the Retagging, Retracking, Compressing, Uploading to Zippy, Grabbing the link, posting to the comments box for all to have, I have to quote John Lennon: I'VE GOT BLISTERS ON MY FINGERS. And now this is the final from me, well at least for a couple of days.
The Avons- A Golden Classics Edition
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/4mAwW3vQ/file.html
The Drifters- Save The Last Dance
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/0TSDfjnF/file.html
The Du Droppers- Golden Classics
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/MDGR09ii/file.html
The Five Royals- The Apollo Sessions
http://www59.zippyshare.com/v/b8QQPECp/file.html
The Flamingos- The Fabulous Flamingos
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/wtkde1xp/file.html
The Jive Five- Their Greatest Hits
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/dWpDYbXd/file.html
The Mystics- 16 Golden Classics
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/WOugTyQh/file.html
The Olympics- Olympics Meet The Marathons
http://www87.zippyshare.com/v/3rWctw04/file.html
The Dells- Very Best Of The Dells, Oh What A Night
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/81THsU44/file.html
The Turbans- Greatest Hits
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/jCEXSJgn/file.html
@ JohnnyD, Thank you for that link when I get to sit down it looks like the wealth of information and I'm going to enjoy going through it.
@ RYP and Gyro1966, Thank You Both for all of the sharing here and making this place my daily stop.
@ All the very kind Thank You's, They Were Greatly Appreciated.
BONUS 4 OF 7
Dylan, Cash, And The Nashville Cats - A New Music City ’15 @320
What this compilation album is really meant to illustrate is the dynamic power and musical flexibility of Music City's "usual suspects" studio musicians, guys like Mac Gayden, Buddy and Bobby Emmons, Charlie McCoy, Weldon Myrick, Hargus Robbins and others who were the A-list "wrecking crew" of Nashville, sometimes refered to simply as the Nashville Cats. These unstoppable go-to studio pros played on countless sessions for all kinds of artists, from the biggest stars to the hopeful nobodies who flocked to Tennessee to try and make it big.
CD1
1. Absolutely Sweet Marie (Bob Dylan)
2. Harpoon Man (Charlie McCoy & the Escorts)
3. It Ain't Me, Babe (Johnny Cash)
4. Down In The Flood (Flatt & Scruggs)
5. The Way I Feel (Gordon Lightfoot)
6. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (Bob Dylan)
7. You Ain't Goin' Nowhere (The Byrds)
8. This Wheel's On Fire (Ian & Sylvia)
9. Gentle On My Mind (John Hartford)
10. Some Of Shelly's Blues (The Monkees)
11. Turn Around (The Beau Brummels)
12. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry (Tracy Nelson)
13. If You Don't Like Hank Williams (1968 Demo)(Kris Kristofferson)
14. Bird On The Wire (Leonard Cohen)
15. Hickory Wind (The Byrds)
16. Blowing Down That Dusty Road (Country Joe McDonald)
17. The Boxer (Simon & Garfunkel)
18. Stone Fox Chase (Area Code 615)
19. The Byrds Sweetheart Of The Rodeo Radio Ad (Bonus Track)
CD2
1. Girl From The North Country (Bob Dylan with Johnny Cash)
2. Driftin' Way Of Life (Jerry Jeff Walker)
3. Behind That Locked Door (George Harrison)
4. Beaucoups Of Blues (Ringo Starr)
5. Going To The Country (Steve Miller Band)
6. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (Joan Baez)
7. City Of New Orleans (Steve Goodman)
8. Blue River (Eric Andersen)
9. Heart Of Gold (Neil Young)
10. If Not For You (Previously Unreleased Version) (Bob Dylan with Lloyd Green)
11. Crazy Mama (J.J. Cale)
12. Seven Bridges Road (1972 Nashville Version) (Steve Young)
13. Will The Circle Be Unbroken (Nitty Gritty Dirt Band)
14. Silver Wings (Earl Scruggs with Linda Ronstadt)
15. A Six Pack To Go (Leon Russell, as Hank Wilson)
16. Sally G (Paul McCartney & Wings)
17. Matchbox (Live On The Johnny Cash Show) (Derek & The Dominos with Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins)
CD1
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/PuVKYBAC/file.html
CD2
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/piKKMHZG/file.html
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Dylan-Cash-The-Nashville-Cats/dp/tracks/B00VBES6Q4/ref=dp_tracks_all_1#disc_1
BONUS 5 OF 7
BILLY PRICE & OTIS CLAY - This Time For Real '15 @320
Last year saw the outstanding "Soul Brothers" duets album with Otis Clay and Johnny Rawls; this year it's Clay paired with Billy Price (who calls Clay his "mentor and biggest influence as a singer") for perfect harmony on an all-soul-covers album that's an amalgam of Memphis, Southern and Chicago soul, with some Detroit and Philly tossed in for good measure. It sounds every bit as though it could be from any time between 1966 and 1977, the years during which Clay logged his nine national chart appearances. He is not only "still active," he is practically hyperactive, as besides "Soul Brothers" in 2014, he also guest-appeared on Dave Specter's "Message in Blue"; while in 2013 he put out his own phenomenal retro-soul and soul-blues album "Truth Is," as well as being featured on Johnny Rawls' "Remembering O.V.," a tribute to O.V. Wright, who was Clay's labelmate at Hi Records in Memphis in the '70s.
Duke Robillard does the producing honors here, as he and his band provide the instrumental tracks. It's a 100% organic, completely convincing and compelling gem of a job they do, with Robillard's great electric guitar, a smokin' rhythm section, and saxes, horns and keyboards to match. There is not the slightest letdown for all of the album's twelve tracks and 49:12 running time. (Blues World)
Pittsburgh rhythm and blues singer Billy Price and deep Southern soul/gospel icon Otis Clay worked with masterful guitarist/producer Duke Robillard to create their first full-album collaboration, This Time for Real. On This Time for Real, the singers have selected an array of soul and R&B songs from the catalogues of artists including Joe Tex, Sam & Dave, the Spinners, Los Lobos, Syl Johnson, and Bobby Womack as well as new versions of two songs originally recorded by Clay. (Crawdaddy)
1 Somebody's Changing My Sweet Baby's Mind
2 I'm Afraid of Losing You
3 Going to the Shack
4 All Because of Your Love
5 Love Don't Love Nobody
6 I'll Never Do You Wrong
7 Don't Leave Me Starving for Your Love
8 Broadway Walk
9 Book of Memories
10 Too Many Hands
11 Tears of God
12 You Got Me Hummin'
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/2VVPKcDW/file.html
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/This-Time-Real-Billy-Price/dp/B00VUBKAXA
http://www.post-gazette.com/ae/music/2015/05/28/Preview-Billy-Price-and-Otis-Clay-create-a-new-soul-classic-with-This-Time-For-Real/stories/201505280076
BONUS 6 OF 7
KATHLEEN EDWARDS - Back To Me '05 @320
Judging from the songs on Kathleen Edwards' sophomore album, Back to Me, this is one gal who's had some unpleasant run-ins with Cupid over the years, and she's not afraid to talk about 'em. Back to Me comes charging out of the gate with "In State," in which a woman spits with no small amount of venom that she's glad her outlaw boyfriend has been sent up the river for 20 years, and the album doesn't get a whole lot more optimistic about affairs of the heart as it goes along. But Back to Me never comes off as bitter for its own sake -- sounding as if it were recorded under the influence of warm bourbon and a gray sky, the album is long on plain-spoken emotions and tough-talking guitars, but there's a fragile undertow beneath Edwards' flinty veneer that often rises to the surface, and the album's frequent bouts with bad karma are leavened by songs such as the sadly nostalgic "Pink Emerson Radio," the heartbreak of "Old Times Sake," and the title cut, in which Edwards shows her man she can give as good as she gets. Edwards' songs are well served by producer and guitarist Colin Cripps, and her road band gives the music plenty of rich sonic detail (and guest musicians Benmont Tench and Eric Heywood lend a valuable assist). Back to Me is a powerful and affecting album from an artist who is quickly establishing herself as a major talent. Mark Deming, Allmusic)
The standout cuts on this follow-up to Kathleen Edwards's highly praised debut, Failer, serve notice that the Canadian artist has no intention of remaining a cult favorite in the States. The opening "In State" evokes the anthem-like sweep of Tom Petty's "Refugee," complete with signature organ by the Heartbreakers' Benmont Tench, though its lyric of a prison-bound paramour smacks of déjà vu, Failure having opened with a similar narrative. The propulsive title track, with its irresistible double-entendre hook, deserves to be Edwards's breakthrough hit, while the yearning "Old Time Sake" and the buoyant yet bittersweet "Summerlong" expose a disarming tenderness underlying her tough-chick bravado. Over the course of the album, too much of the midtempo material sounds too much the same, more inspired lyrically than musically, failing to sustain the momentum of the opening tracks. The stripped-down intimacy of "Away" will likely rekindle comparisons to Lucinda Williams, but this artist sounds eager to outgrow those. --Don McLeese
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/KDvsEY4E/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/back-to-me-mw0000339959
http://www.amazon.com/Back-To-Me-Kathleen-Edwards/dp/B0007GAENU
http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/2685-back-to-me/
BONUS 7 OF 7
THE LONESOME TRIO - The Lonesome Trio '15 @320
Nashville, Tenn. (June 16, 2015) - The self-titled debut album from The Lonesome Trio, featuring Ed Helms, Jacob Tilove and Ian Riggs, is available now on Sugar Hill Records.
Entertainment Weekly proclaims, “The Lonesome Trio’s self-titled debut hones a style of tender, melodic bluegrass that harkens back to the tunes of the genre’s greats.”
Nashville Scene’s Jewly Hight writes, “It’s a collection of crisp, often droll, sometimes immensely charming originals, like 'The House Song (Sung by the House),' 'River in the Gutter' and 'Kerhonkson Blues.' John Hartford would’ve probably appreciated what they’re up to.”
LA Music Blog notes, "Each song on this album has a place and purpose. Deriving inspiration from their past relationships, struggles, triumphs, and reveries, The Lonesome Trio emulates the spirit of oral tradition. 'Mr. Fortune' speaks to the downtrodden and broken down. 'All Gone to Hell' picks apart every nuanced emotion felt in the midst of heartbreak without being heavy handed about it. It fits perfectly in the audible space, ending at the right moment, without much more to say.”
In addition to critical praise, the band has premiered several videos leading up to release week. The clip for “Asheville City Skyline” can be see at Garden & Gun, “Appalachia Apologia” was premiered at Billboard and “Pigeon’s Foot” is available at The Bluegrass Situation. The band also recorded a Daytrotter session while they were in Nashville last weekend and stopped by WBUR's Here and Now studio while they were in Boston last week. Their full interview and performance isavailable online and on NPR stations across the country.
The Lonesome Trio have been playing live together since the band formed in their early years at Oberlin College, they hit the road again this month to promote the new album. Highlights of this tour included stops in New York City, Nashville, Atlanta, Washington DC, two sold out shows in Boston and, for the third year running, they were a part of the Bluegrass Situation Superjam at the Bonnaroo festival in Manchester, Tennessee this past weekend. The band will wrap this run of dates at Largo in Los Angeles tonight and finish with a performance at Telluride Bluegrass Festival on Friday, June 19.
The Lonesome Trio is available now on Sugar Hill Records.
The Lonesome Trio Tracklisting:
1. Asheville City Skyline
2. Pigeon’s Foot
3. Appalachia Apologia
4. Whiskey Drink
5. River in the Gutter
6. The House Song (Sung by the House)
7. Mr. Fortune
8. Kerhonkson Blues
9. High Road Low Road
10. All Gone to Hell
11. Rising Tide of Love
12. But Tomorrow
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/4pSON2li/file.html
INFO
http://www.sugarhillrecords.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=90:the-lonesome-trio-s-self-titled-debut-album-receives-critical-praise&catid=10:news&Itemid=27
Thank you, ronh1, for a marvellous seven days of doo wop.
I hope your blisters heal speedily.
All good things,
Wilf, Hove
ronh1,thank you for sharing Volume 7....appreciated.
Gyro,thank you for sharing,A New Music City......Great.
ronh1, thank you for the final vol of Doo Wops
Thanks for ALL the great music you ALL share
Thanks
@ronh1 Thanks for this great collection you have shared with us. It will take me some time to get to it all.
I'm sure you are a lovely fellow but you got it wrong. It's Ringo that yells "I've got blisters on my fingers" not John. Take it from a long time Beatle fan (52 years). You can also goggle it.
By the way didn't that singer from LZ do a doowop album? Something honeydrippers I think.
@ lemonflag, Oh is that funny well I stand happily corrected, I've been thinking that was John's voice for all this time. Maybe that Honeydrippers Album IS what steered me from the hard stuff to the vocal Doo Wop, who knows. Glad you took some stuff and will be able to enjoy it. Ron
Robert Plant has to me, as a non-Zep fan, still always been a superior hard rock vocalist (roughly 3 million times better than, oh, say, Ozzy), has a musical range far beyond what some might expect, and he is still making great music.
Thanks Rohn1, in seven days you have bring us seven heavens !
If you are a Pink Foyd hard fan perhaps this link will interest you :in 2012 "atom heart mother" was at the programm of music for the high school diploma in France. For this occasion the song was played and filmed with a symphonic orchestra but the movie shows us very well which instruments are playing in the symphonic orchestra (there is no symphonic reinterpretation, the music is strctly as written by the group).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ra6B5evR2o
LittleJack
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