trax Vol 3:1. Come, Come - The Congregation 2. Little Toy - The Unforscene 3. Open Your Eyes - The Blue Marble Faun 4. Listen To The Beat Of My Heart - Bocky 5. Green Eyed Song - The Purple Cucumber 6. Does Your Mother Know - The Sandalwood Candle 7. Clown - The Boys And Girls 8. Preppy Colored Personality - Puppet 9. Kinda Groovy - Brian Hyland 10. But I Know - The New Survivors 11. If You Love Me - The Bristol Boxkite 12. Loving You Makes Everything Alright - The Marshmellow Highway 13. Love I Love You - The Chevrons 14. Who's - The Jerms 15. I'm So Happy Now - The Company Front 16. Long Haired Music - The Guise 17. Changes - The Dream Merchants 18. She Was Mine - The Emporium Of Sound 19. She's Got A Secret To Hide - The Druids 20. Sunday Morning 6 O'Clock - The Camel Drivers 21. Sunshine Bay - The East Coast Left 22. Girl In The Courtyard - The Byzantine Empire 23. Say I Love You - The For Evers 24. I'll Stop Pretending - Sledgehammer 25. Movin' And Growin' - The Hello People 26. Window's And Doors - Queen Anne's Lace 27. Catching Up On Fun - The New Dream 28. Don't Say Why - The Plymouth Rockers 29. Sunny Was A Fool - The PC Ltd 30. Now It's Your Turn To Cry - The New Lime 31. Sunshine Day - The Impact Express
...many thanks to Frans for the upload, served by Gyro1966...
trax Vol 4:
1. You Build Me Up So High - Lincoln Black 2. 20 Weary Miles - Almond Lettuce 3. Penny Arcade - The Thomas Group 4. River Deep-Mountain High - The 2 Of Clubs 5. I Could Be So Good To You - Buffalo Nickel 6. Flowers Never Bend With The Rainfall - Toast 7. Solo Flight - Cat 8. Come In My Love (Out Of The Rain) - The Richochets 9. Not Today - The Company Front 10. There's No Flowers In My Garden - The Oorphans 11. Anytime Sunshine - Crazy Paving 12. Now You've Gone - The Mul-Tee Bag 13. Come On - The Group Therapy 14. Loving You Could Be Magic - The Joint Effort 15. Climb Aboard My Dream - The Boys And Girls 16. Te Quiero - Hangtown Fry 17. Wasn't It You - The Hamilton Streetcar 18. 14th Annual Fun & Pleasure Fair - The Guild Light Gauge 19. Sunrise Meadow - The Hello People 20. Johnny B. Goode - The Coronados 21. Silky Tonight - The Jet Stream 22. Look Ahead - Black Velvet 23. Love County Faire - Kathy And Larry & The Creations 24. Look Thru Any Window - The Nu-Dimensions 25. Stick With Me - The Mul Tee Bag 26. Don't Forget About Me - Studio A 27. She Kissed Me (with her eyes) - The New Lime 28. It's A Beautiful Day - Polymer's Children 29. Here We Come - The PC Ltd 30. Walk A Lonely Mile - The Plymouth Rockers 31. Sunshine Daffodils - The Milky Way
...many thanks to Frans for the upload, served by Gyro1966...
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"POP SIKE LITE" Vol. 3 (U-Spaces)
...many thanks to Frans for the upload, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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ART
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"POP SIKE LITE" Vol. 4 (U-Spaces)
...many thanks to Frans for the upload, served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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ART
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SUN BOX MEGAPOST
“The Sun Rock Box: Rock’n’Roll Recorded By Sam Phillips, 1950-1959” (2013 Remaster) 320, total size 1.21 GB
Disk 1: Put Your Cat Clothes On
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Disk 2: Go, Go, Go
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Disk 3: Tennessee Zip
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Disk 4: We Wanna Boogie
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Disk 5: Whole Lot Of Shakin’ Going On
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Disk 6: I Wanta Rock
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Disk 7: Willing And Ready
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Disk 8: Raunchy
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“The Sun Blues Box: Blues, R&B, and Gospel Music In Memphis, 1950-1958” (2013 Remaster) 320, total size 2 GB
Disk 1: Down South Blues
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Disk 1, Part 2
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Disk 2: Everybody’s In The Mood
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Disk 2, Part 2
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Disk 3: Real Gone Rockets
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Disk 3, Part 2
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Disk 4: Selling My Stuff
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Disk 4, Part 2
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Disk 5: Listenable Wax For The Southern Market
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Disk 5, Part 2
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Disk 6: Kings Of Rhythm
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Disk 6, Part 2
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Disk 7: Red Hot Rhythm
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Disk 7, Part 2
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Disk 8: There Is Love In You
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/MWgnb5EW/file.html
Disk 8, Part 2
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/z2feQmkm/file.html
Disk 9: Out Takes
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/NsFBHVgN/file.html
Disk 10: Revelations
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/1YWULUlD/file.html
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“The Sun Country Box: Country Music Recorded By Sam Phillips, 1950-1959” (2011 Remaster) 192, total size 732 MB
Disk 1: Memphis Bounce
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Disk 2: Boogie Blues
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Disk 3: Defrost Your Heart
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Disk 4: So Long, I’m Gone
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Disk 5: Jump Right Out Of This Jukebox
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Disk 6: I Was There When It Happened
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“Sun Record Company: 50 Golden Years 1952-2002, A Commemorative Collection” (2002) 320, total size 1.09 GB
Disk 1: Sun Rise – In The Beginning
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/V6O425Q1/file.html
Disk 2: Sun Stars – The Principals
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/5fqYc9GK/file.html
Disk 3: Sun Cream – The Key Components
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/KBPfCTS7/file.html
Disk 4: Sun Shades – Rockabilly Central
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Disk 5: Sun Styles – Rockabilly Crucial
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/6wbGtRYF/file.html
Disk 6: Sun Streams – Blues & Country
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Disk 7: Sun Set – Still Flying The Flag
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/OQHSR1VQ/file.html
Disk 8: Sun Days – From The Source, In Words & Music, Sun Movers & Shakers Tell It Like It Was
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/Yjs2JU2q/file.html
Thank you thank you thank you for all the sun stuff lo-fi!
That is an amazing post!!!!!
BONUS 5 OF 8
Rock & Roll Sermon 1946-1956 @320
Rock and Roll Sermon is a collection of some of the finest sanctified music recorded between 1946-56. If you're not familiar with sanctified music,and you like the blues and dazzling guitars, pumping piano, and true-testifying, then you owe it to yourself to listen to this compilation. Unfortunately, this great music has largely been ignored by the general public and by music critics. Perhaps it is because these are songs of praise to the Lord, and many prefer to keep their musical and religious tastes seperated. After all, when was the last time you listened, outside of church, to selections from the Common Service Hymnal? While this is not blues music, many of the "blues forms" are utilized. Only the message has been changed. This is intense, dynamic, inspirational, and incredible music. Enjoy and Rejoice!!! (Amazon)
trax:
1. Rock And Roll Sermon - Elder Beck 2. I Got Two Wings - Rev. Utah Smith 3. I Want To Live (So God Can Use Me) - Brother Willie Eason & His Gospel Guitar 4. Do Lord Remember Me - Evangelist Sister Rosetta Winn 5. Go Devil Go - Sister Iramae Littleton 6. God Don't Like It - Rev. A. Johnson 7. How Long - Blind Charles White 8. Better Get Ready - Elder R Wilson & Family 9. Sister Matthews - Sister Matthews 10. I Am So Happy - Elder Lightfoot Solomon Michaux & His Happy Am I Choir and Orchestra 11. Storm Passing Over - Evangelist Sister Myrtle Miller & Sister Ella Friday 12. Watch Your Step - Sisters Of Song 13. I Made A Vow To God - Rev. Steward & Family 14. If I Never See You Anymore - Two Gospel Keys 15. Dead Cat On The Line - Sister Lillie Mae Littlejohn
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/D5t1kb6t/file.html
INFO
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2010/08/rock-roll-sermon.html
BONUS 6 OF 8
Scratchin’ - The Wild Jimmy Spruill Story
This compilation attempts to present a comprehensive overview of Jimmy's Spruills early career. In addition to relatively obscure collectibles also better known titles found side by side, and his percussive, rhythmic scratchy style runs through all the tracks. And while it is incomplete, this collection remains a really tremendous work and takes a renewed focus on an often overlooked and largely forgotten early "Guitar Hero" of the blues, R & B and Soul.
Spruill is still relatively unknown among blues/r&b fans, and that's a shame. He had a particular way of choking the strings on his guitar while using up and down strokes as he played. Once you hear his style it's unmistakeable. Probably the single "Kansas City" by Wilbert Harrison is the best known track where you can hear Spruill in full force. And if you want to hear more of Spruill's guitar check out the Harrison set on Collectables which has many sides with Spruill doing his thing. He played many sessions in the 1950's/early 1960's, especially for Bobby Robinson's Fire, Fury, Enjoy, Everlast, and VIN labels. Occasionally a track featuring Spruill will show up on r&b compilations--but rarely.
Very little is known about his life ("I picked cotton.") outside of his session work. He played on sessions for both well known and lesser known artists, and some who are just plain obscure. But the one thing these sides had in common was his "scratchy" style of guitar playing. He was originally influenced by westerns he saw at the movies as a young boy, and can also play c&w style music. He never considered himself a bluesman ("I never liked the blues."), and began playing at house parties, fish fry's, and other local gigs before venturing to New York for session work.
This set is a good overview of both Spruill's style and r&b of the period. You'll recognize names like Wilbert Harrison, Tarheel Slim, Elmore James, Bobby Marchan, Maxine Brown, and Soloman Burke. But also here--and equally good--are sides by Larry Dale, Bobby Long, Hal Page & The Wailers, Buster Brown, and a number of others. And all feature Spruill's guitar work, whether it's a solo or his patented fills. Taken together this is the best look yet at Spruill's gut-bucket, tough guitar work--two discs--there was a single disc release (and I pounced on it) on the Night Train label a while back--and now very expensive. Also here are a few instrumentals by Spruill (check out "Hard Grind" or "Kansas City March") where he takes center stage and uses his time to lay down some pretty scorching solos on some raucous r&b sides.
For fans of period r&b from the 50's/60's--this should be near the top of your "to purchase" list. These are some of the toughest r&b sides from the period--even without Spruill--and his scratchy guitar work just amps up the sound and feel of these sides. He is often in the background, "scratching" away, but the tracks he solos on are unmistakeable. The sound is good for the era. The booklet has a short essay on Spruill and a track list. There's also a few good period photos of some of the more well known performers in the CD tray. This is a small unknown gem that's worth investigating for fans of some sometimes gritty, unfussy r&b.
CD 1
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CD2
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/nDzpbON4/file.html
INFO
http://www.gvcrecords.com/home/jimmy-spruill-scratchin-the-wild-jimmy-spruill-story/
http://www.amazon.com/Scratchin-Wild-Jimmy-Spruill-Story/dp/B00LZZ6SPK
BONUS 7 OF 8
KELLEY’S SOUL HEROES
A treasure trove of under-discovered soul – work recorded in New York and Detroit by producer Ernest Kelly – most of it appearing here on CD for the first time ever! Kelly may not be as well-known as some of his contemporaries, but he's got a long career that includes stints working on soul for Motown and Atlantic – plus an even bigger resume of recordings for a variety of indie labels. A good deal of that work is presented here – in a collection that shows that Kelly's got one heck of an ear for picking a great tune – especially the sort of tracks that balance strongly between Northern and sweet soul modes, with just the right elements of both! As usual with the Grapevine label, the set list is wonderful – sure to please the newcomer and collector both – and the package also features notes on each artists included. 2 tracks here have never been issued before, and the full CD features 25 tracks that include "You're Gonna Miss Me" by Cletus Marland, "The Story Of My Life" by Betty Bibbs, "My Little Baby" by Charles & Ivory, "Right In Your Own Back Yard" by Solid State, "We Found Love" by The Dynamics, "Spread Love" by Mike Jemison, "I Should Have Gone" by Al & Ray, "I'll Be Glad" by Ernest Sparks, "Two Lives" by Willie Collins, "Winter Is Much Too Long" by Cloe Martin, "Stay Here With Me" by Sandra Richardson, and "Think About It Girl" by Solid Solution. 9Dusty Groove)
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/93q1u50S/file.html
INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/463809
BONUS 8 OF 8
CURTIS MAYFIELD - Curtis-Live! '71 @320
Curtis/Live! is, simply, one of the greatest concert albums ever cut on a soul artist, and one of the legendary live albums of all time. Cut in January of 1971 during four nights at The Bitter End (then Greenwich Village's leading music venue) in New York, the resulting double LP transcended any expectations in both its programming and execution -- Mayfield performed numbers off of the Curtis album ("[Don't Worry] If There's a Hell Below We're All Going to Go"), as well as exciting and urgent new versions of songs originally performed by the Impressions ("We're a Winner," "People Get Ready," "Gypsy Woman"), plus a very moving R&B version of "We've Only Just Begun." This is all beautifully stripped-down work by a quintet consisting of Mayfield (vocals, guitar), Craig McMullen (guitar), Tyrone McCullen (drums), "Master" Henry Gibson (percussion), and Joseph "Lucky" Scott (bass) -- a solid, intense performance, with quietly elegant guitar playing against a rock-solid rhythm section, as Impressions hits are rethought and reconfigured in a new context, and Mayfield's early solo repertory comes to life in newer, longer live versions. (Bruce Eder, Allmusic)
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/lLSejDLQ/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/curtis-live-mw0000615044
@ LoFi Larry, I'll bet your seeing double for creating all those Zippy links, That's an incredible post. Thumbs up my friend.
Thanks for C.Mayfield, a gem! Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
I had to say thank you very much. Glad you are back and you are tremendous with all the offerings. Thank you very much.
Thank you for letting the SUN shine..heaven...I'm in heaven!
Thanks for the Sun Records motherlode!
So much great music...so little time. Tanx, what a great problem to have!
Is there a greater trove than the stuff in old Mr. Sam's vaults? Is this not truly where the soul of man never dies? Thanks for all that Sun!
LoFiLarry!!! Staggeringly great Sun shares!!! Wowza!!! Thanks!!!
Ouch, that Sun stuff is interesting. I have 2 but have to sort out which is which. Thx !
LoFi Larry
What an astounding Sun post. Thank you so much for the hard work - what great stuff. Now all we need is a guided tour of the Sun Studios and we really will be in heaven.
Thank you for Pop Sike and Curtis Mayfield.
Thank you for the Sun Records collection. Miss the artwork.
Slobo from b&h
Thanks for KELLEY’S SOUL HEROES.
cheers,Tel
Dinosaur Jim -
SUN MEGA POST! lol
Thanx
Hello TZ friends. Been away for so long and here is where I left it - at the doors of the Sun. I'll be going through all the post from here to the most new so the links will be refreshed. Glad to be back and swim into this sea of music. I salute you all from Spain.
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