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1. Baby Why Did You Have To Go - Bob & The Rockabillies 2. Talkin To Myself - Harry Head 3. I Don't Want To Stay Home - Tony Penn 4. Four Leaf Clover - Dan Crawford 5. With Tears In My Eyes - Buddy Miller 6. The Only Boy On The Beach - Dave Hill 7. Kentucky - Larry Lee & The Leesures 8. One Little Heart - Nick Terry & The Toy Terriers 9. White Bucks - Ronnie Price & The Velvets 10. Gee Whiz I Love You - Big C 11. Just Seventeen - Jerry & The Del-Fis 12. Lucky Johnny - Jerry Hawkins 13. Sandra - Willie Zango 14. Countin' The Days - Eddie Bell & The Rock-A-Fellas 15. Double Date - Dean Hunter 16. A King Or A Fool - Tony Penn 17. Desire - Larry Lee & The Leesures 18. My Love - Eddie Clermont 19. Teenage Doll - Larry Lindsey & The Lads 20. (Hey Girl) Come Along With Me - Big C 21. Wild One - The Epics 22. You've Got No Idea - Larry Lee & The Leesures 23. True Lovin' - Lloyd Maynard & The Paramores 24. Teenage Beauty - Jimmy James & The Candy Canes 25. Sharron, Oh Sharron - Ronnie & Richie 26. That's Tuff Robin And - The 3 Hoods 27. Susie What You Said To Me - Johnny Cook & The Solids 28. Honey, Baby, Sugar - The Rock-A-Tunes Vcl. Butch McGillis
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"TEEN SCENE!" Vol. 7
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Does anyone have the final volume, Teen Scene Vol. 8? Please share it here so that we can complete this series, thanks.
Hello Gyro,sorry it took so long to answer your request, concerning Teen Scene Vol.8 as I've been on a long holiday out of the Country. I've never done any uploading,much as i would like to share this i do not know how to do so. coach me. Jimmy from Macau.
BONUS 1 OF 4
MERLE HAGGARD & WILLIE NELSON - Django and Jimmie '15 @320
Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard first teamed up on record for Pancho & Lefty in 1983, a record released some 20 years after both singers began their careers. Back then, they were both hovering around 50, already considered old guys, but Django and Jimmie arrives 32 years after that record, when there's no question that the pair are old-timers. Appropriately enough, mortality is on their minds throughout Django and Jimmie, a record whose very title is taken from Willie and Merle's childhood idols. It's a song that seems like a confession, as does the casual admission that they didn't think they'd "Live This Long," but neither Nelson nor Haggard wrote this, nor the title track or the album's first single, the near-novelty "It's All Going to Pot." These are made-to-order originals by some of the best in the business -- Buddy Cannon, Jamey Johnson, and Ward Davis wrote "It's All Going to Pot," Jimmy Melton and Jeff Prince the title track -- and it shows how producer Cannon has a sharp ear for material, along with a way with a relaxed groove. That comfortable, familial atmosphere is one of the best things about Django and Jimmie and extends far beyond the marquee names; the studio pros, friends, family, and fellow travelers who support Willie and Merle help give this a warm, worn-in feel that's appealing on its own terms. As comforting as the vibe is, it's the singers and their songs that linger. Neither Nelson nor Haggard make any attempt to hide their age -- Willie is a bit thinner than he used to be, Merle a bit growlier -- and their age is affecting when they revisit songs from the past, whether they wrote them or not (Hag's "Swinging Doors" is revived, as is the country standard "Family Bible" and Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"). This nod to the passage of time isn't as explicit as "Live This Long" or "Missing Ol' Johnny Cash," where they bring in fellow survivor Bobby Bare to reminisce about their old pal. Often, country memories can get maudlin, but Willie and Merle are filled with good humor here and the pair often strike a delicate balance of fun and sweet melancholy which gives Django and Jimmie a soulful lift. Both singers are aware they're approaching the twilight, but they're not cursing the dark, they're enjoying the sunset. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
There's so much affection running between these two lifelong compatriots and the seasoned musicians who share their space in the studio that nearly any track on Django And Jimmie will likely lift the spirits of even the gloomiest listener. Nelson and Haggard cover each other's classics, rib each other about the girls they've loved before, and wrap it all up with the gentle mutual-admiration fest "The Only Man Wilder Than Me." (NPR)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/django-and-jimmie-mw0002843207
http://www.npr.org/2015/05/24/408540802/first-listen-willie-nelson-merle-haggard-django-and-jimmie
BONUS 2 OF 4
LOVE - Forever Changes (1967, MFSL 2014) @320
Forever Changes is inarguably Love’s masterpiece and an album of enduring beauty, but it’s also one of the few major works of its era that saw the dark clouds looming on the cultural horizon, and the result was music that was as prescient as it was compelling.
Alone Again Or
A House Is Not a Motel
Andmoreagain
The Daily Planet
Old Man
The Red Telephone
Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale
Live and Let Live
The Good Humor Man He Sees Everything Like This
Bummer in the Summer
You Set the Scene
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Here it is Teen Scene! Vol.8 hope i did it right. Enjoy Jimmy
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Jimmy from Macau - Rip the properly tagged Cd at 320 mp3. Then take all of the tracks and transfer them into a folder. Scan the art work front and back, and transfer them into the same folder. Then compress this folder called teen scene 8. After it is compressed, go to zippy share and create a log in ID. After you have logged in, choose the "upload file" option and click on this compressed file on your desktop. It should take less than 10 minutes to UL this file. After it is completed, zippyshare will give you the file link. Copy this link and share it here at the comments section of Twilightzone. This is easy once you do it a couple of times. (Always remember to log into zippy share when you upload or just to check on your account.)
That's a noble first effort, Jimmy. Now if you could rip the Cd at 320 and place all the tracks in one folder, then compress it, then upload the compressed file using your zippy share log in ID. Then copy and paste the single link here. Thanks again.
Hi There Its Me Again, hope this time it works TEEN SCENE VOL.8 @320kbps w;full covers link: http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/LxyTA55O/file.html Enjoy,Jimmy.
Thanks for those instructions Gyro. Your shares are always perfect, I just drag the folder from my downloads onto the itunes logo on my mac's desktop and, bang! new music. I really appreciate it!
Who knows, I might even upload something, if I can find any non-Zone music on my computer.
Mose
Hey Jimmy,
thanks for this perfect upload!
you're most welcome,glad to be of service, Jimmy
Awesome BONUSES today, GYRO! Anybody have Chris Stamey "Euphoria" (2015)?
"Forever Changes" is an album which has more legs than just about any other album of its time. In 2003, Arthur Lee, before his untimely death, performed the album live in London, with a pocket orchestra playing the incredible arrangements, and pretty much reproduced the whole album. I own it, and, when I locate it (I'm pretty disorganized), I'll rip it and get it up on Zippyshare. It is a must for fans of the original.
On a completely different matter: I had all the Fleshtones albums from this blog, and then the Dreaded Hard Drive Crash, and my backup ALSO crashed at the same time. (WAAAH!) If it is at all possible, I'd LOVE a re-up of the dead links, especially: The Angry Years, Hexbreaker!, Fleshtones vs Reality, and Living Legends. The others I do have already on CD; of course, perhaps a lot of others would be happy to see all the albums reupped.
And THANKS!
oldrocker99,
okay next days in changing with Evan Johns & The H-Bombs...
Hey Jimmy,
Thanks for volume 8 of Teen Scene !
And Gyro...
... thanks for 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 !
Anonymous Bosch
Has anyone ever heard of any of these songs or artists or am I just ignorant? This is the most obscure bunch of artists on the Teen Scene comps that I've ever seen. Could someone just be making this stuff up?? Maybe they are all Fabian outtakes played backwards...
I have been remiss all these years in taking the time to properly assess Forever Changes. It was one of those albums I just kept forgetting to include on my listen list. Thanks for the opportunity to check it out properly now!
Thanks for the Teen Scene! volumes, and for the extra-effort teamwork that made Volume 8 happen!
Awesome to have the full set of the teen scene comps , thank you ;)
Thanks for Teen 8
Anonymous - These Teen Beat Comps are from 45's, and the actual comps have pics of the 45's. They are put together by Bear Family from their collection and also the collection of other collectors out there. Yes they are all real 45's, nothing made up.
Thanks Gyro,
I didn't know whether to take them seriously or not. Usually in any form of rock from the 50's on, I've heard of a least a few of the artists, no matter how obscure the music in the collection. I guess these guys really dug deep and came up with mostly unknown gems.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Gyro and Thanks Jimmy.
LittleJack
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