trax:
1. Parchman Farm - The Rats 2. Every Day I Have The Blues - The Rats 3. Hide & Seek - The Group Five 4. What's That - The Group Five 5. Little By Little - The Pickwicks 6. I Took My Baby Home - The Pickwicks 7. Please Don't Let Me Know - The Blueberries 8. It's Gonna Work Out Fine - The Blueberries 9. Watcha Gonna Do About It - The Remo Four 10. Like A Rolling Stone - The Remo Four 11. Shotgun - Johnny Deen & The Deacons 12. It's Alright - Johnny Deen & The Deacons 13. Most Likely You Go Your Way & I'll Go Mine - The Fingers 14. What Is The Reason - The Fingers 15. Love You Forever - The Focal Point 16. Sycamore Sid - The Focal Point 17. Ice-Cream Tree - The Breakthru' 18. Julius Caesar - The Breakthru' 19. Please Stay - The Crying Shames 20. What's New Pussycat - Crying Shames 21. Nobody Waved Goodbye - The Crying Shames 22. You - The Crying Shames 23. September In The Rain - The Crying Shames 24. Come On Back - The Crying Shames
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"NOWHERE MEN 4" British Beat 1964-68
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gitit! no pw
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Many thanks for this excellent Nowhere Men series. Hope you have a great holiday and look forward to "seeing" you in a week's time!
Extra Bonus because weekends are awesome:
The Guilty Hearts, Self-Titled (2005) 320
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/Zkv8jrU0/file.html
Bluesy garage punk three-piece with two guitars and a drum kit, played by veterans of the L.A. rock scene.
The Brainwashers “Be Careful With That Surfboard” (1997) 320
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Pete Weinberger’s band after The Surf Trio broke up, hard to find instro surf disc.
The Young Lovers “Barbarella & Other Way-Out Themes (1968) 320
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Super groovy sorta-spacey ’68 rhythm & soul lounge instrumentals.
Link Wray & The Wraymen, self-titled (1959) 320
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Fresh vinyl rip from a recent Norton reissue.
More Memphis projects:
’68 Comeback “Golden Rogues” (1994) 320
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/rqiDpVXQ/file.html
Jeffrey Evans, Greg Cartwright, Jack Yarber, Jack Taylor, Walter Daniels, more.
’68 Comeback “Whole World Calls Me The Rolling Stone” (2004) 320
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Gibson Bros “Memphis Sol Today” (1993) 320
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Jeffrey Evans, Jon Spencer, Jack Taylor, Christina Martinez, Don Howland, more.
True Sons Of Thunder “Spoonful Of Seedy Dudes” (2011) 320
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/C2LLuPzC/file.html
Lo-fi garage thrash with Eric Oblivian, Joe Simpson, more.
Thanks, Lofi. Weekends surely are awesome with this array of killer noise!
Hey!
The series of NOWHERE MEN is not hard to find.
They are up of sail in the web of the french musical magazine "JUKEBOX" for the price of 15€ which published them a long time ago.
A precision : I have none interest in this magazine that is rather bad (ye ye and posters for nostalgics).
Best regards.
Hey!
The series NOWHERE MEN is not hard to find.
The CD are up in sail on the web of the french musical magazine "JUKEBOX" which edited these a long time ago.
A precision : I have none interest in this magazine that is otherwise rather bad (Ye Ye and posters or cards for nostalgics).
Thanks for the Nowhere Men series Gyro - lots of stuff on there that's new to me. And thanks again LoFi for more weekend goodness - can't get enough of Monsieur Jeffrey !
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Thanks to all, especially Senseless.
I'm looking always for books and movies about music, and if there is an extra info (beside album links) - I'd appreciate some more suggestions and experienced advices added to great shares...
Yesterday in the car I was listening (again) this cool garage band - The Fall-Outs. Hope you'll like this 2 albums.
Here I come and other hits
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Here I Come and Other Hits collects Fall-Outs recordings from 1986-1992 (proving that the band was a bit ahead of its time on the modern garage scene) - given the wide span of material to choose from, the record winds up with a level of consistency that's far higher than any of the band's studio releases. Album is released on Estrus.
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The Fall-Outs always have the sound of a wild and over-the-top garage band, but there's a care in the composition and performance of this record that puts a good deal of content behind the style. Fans of the bands' earlier work might be a tad disappointed -- the energy level is a bit lower on Fall-Outs than it was on previous releases -- but there's something about the record that's almost akin to sophistication, which is a rare find in this genre
(notes taken from Allmusic)
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