trax Vol 9:01 - Thelma Jones - Stronger 02 - James & Bobby Purify - I Take What I Want 03 - Dorothy Berry - Ain't That Love 04 - The 5 Royales - She Did Me Wrong 05 - Clydie King - I'll Never Stop Loving You 06 - Jackie Wilson - Just Be Sincere 07 - The Artistics - It's Gonna Be Alright 08 - Barbara Mason - Take It Easy (With My Heart) 09 - Pat Hodges - Playgirl 10 - Robert Dobyne - All I Need Is A Chance 11 - Joe Frazier - The Bigger They Come 12 - Homer Banks - (Who You Gonna Run To) Me Or Your Mama 13 - J.J. Jackson - That Ain't Right 14 - Little Anthony & The Imperials - Trick Or Treat (Mono Version) 15 - Bobby Moore - I Carefully Checked Your Heart 16 - Kelly Garrett - Love Is The Only Answer 17 - Little Anthony & The Imperials - Trick Or Treat 18 - Felice Taylor - It May Be Winter Outside 19 - Adam Wade - I Could Write Sweet Love Songs 20 - Gene Chandler - Bet You Never Thought 21 - The Orlons - Envy 22 - Billy Preston - The Girls Got It 23 - Vince Apollo - I Can't Turn My Back 24 - Sherlie Mathews - My Sugar Baby
trax Vol 10:01 - Curly Moore - We Remember 02 - Eddie Daye - Lean On Me 03 - Mary Love - I Gotta Get You Back 04 - Eldridge Holmes - Where Is Love 05 - The Fantastics - High Notes 06 - Jimmy Radcliffe - Tomorrow You'll Regret It (unis') 07 - J.J. Daniels - Mr Lonesome 08 - J.J. Barnes - I'm Here Now That You Need Me 09 - The Intruders - All The Time 10 - Marvin Gaye - Don't You Miss Me A Little Bit Baby 11 - Jackie Wilson - You Keep Me Hanging On 12 - Sidney Barnes - Standing On Solid Ground 13 - H.B. Barnum - It Hurts Too Much To Cry 14 - Eddie & Ernie - Indication 15 - Roy Dawson - Over The Top 16 - Betty Harris - Twelve Red Roses 17 - Patti & The Emblems - Try It, You Won't Forget It 18 - Donna King - Take Me Home 19 - Cissy Houston - I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself 20 - Marvin L Sims - Get Off My Back 21 - Soul Brothers 6 - Doggone Good Feelin 22 - Percy Milem - Call On Me 23 - Turley Richards - I Feel Alright 24 - Don Covay - Forty Days & Forty Nights
trax Vol 11:01 - Carol Humphries - I Don't Want Nobody (Telling Me How To Love My Man) 02 - Jive Five - Crying Like A Baby 03 - Vibrations - Talking Bout Love 04 - Major Lance - Think Nothing About It 05 - Gene McDaniels - Send For Me 06 - The O'Jays - Lipstick Traces (On A Cigarette) 07 - Billy Butler - You Ain't Ready 08 - Cressa Watson - Sweet Temptation 09 - Nat Hall - Why (I Want To Know) 10 - Ernestine Eady - Let's Talk It Over 11 - Johnny 'Guitar' Watson - Comin' Home Baby (inst) 12 - Skip Jackson & The Shantons - I'm On To You Girl 13 - Linda Carr & The Love Squad - Highwire 14 - Melanie Fiona - Please Don't Go (Cry Baby) 15 - The Tams - What Kind Of Fool 16 - Moses Dillard & The Dynamics - I'll Pay The Price 17 - The Ikettes - It's Been So Long 18 - Paulette Parker - Gimme Back My Love 19 - Bobby Boyd Congress - Are You Gonna Stay He While 20 - Mary Saxton - Take My Heart 21 - Inticers - Since You Left 22 - Little Flint - Pain 23 - The Ethics - Standing In The Darkness 24 - Isonics - Sugar
trax Vol 12:
01 - Marvin Gaye - You're A Wonderful One 02 - The Platters - Get A Hold Of Yourself 03 - Betty Everett & Jerry Butler - I Can't Stand It 04 - Dana Valery - (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher & Higher 05 - Jimmy Ruffin - Jimmy's Theme ( Love Is All We Need) (inst) 06 - Little Royal - I'll Come Crawling 07 - The Artistics - Glad To Meet You 08 - James Phelps - Oh What A Feeling 09 - Linda Carr & The Love Squad - Cherry Pie Guy 10 - Ketty Lester - Till The End Of Time 11 - Patty Drew - A Guy Like You 12 - Percy Sledge - When She's Touching Me 13 - Carl Spencer - Cover Girl 14 - Barbara Lewis - The Stars 15 - The O'Jays - Stand Tall 16 - The Newcomers - Keep An Eye On Your Close Friend 17 - The Impressions - I Ain't Supposed To 18 - The Tams - Too Much Foolin' Around 19 - Bobby Taylor - Little Miss Sweetness 20 - The Blue Jays - That Feelin' 21 - The Daisies - Cold Wave 22 - John Bowie - Help Me 23 - Patty & The Emblems - Love Will Come 24 - Bobby Martin - Tightrope
...I will be tagging and sending over all 26 volumes - Gyro1966…
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Northern Soul Collector Vol. 9 - 12
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Northern Soul Collector Vol.9
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Northern Soul Collector Vol.10
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Northern Soul Collector Vol.11
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Northern Soul Collector Vol.12
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Lovin` it! The soundtrack of my youth!Thank you, looking forward to playing them all together!
BONUS 1 OF 4
Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm - Rhythm Rockin' Blues (Modern Recordings, early 50’s) @320
This is the definitive early Ike Turner collection, at least until someone comes out with a box that assembles everything. The 21 tracks here are mostly drawn from Turner's early-'50s sessions with the Kings of Rhythm at the Clarksdale studio, done under the auspices of the Bihari Brothers' Modern, RPM, and Flair labels. Apart from a few well-known numbers like the classic "Rocket 88," much of the material here isn't in other collections, nor has it been assembled in one place before -- some of it has shown up on vinyl, but never together on CD. It consists of Turner working with the Kings of Rhythm, evolving his guitar and piano technique and pumping up the volume and beat on R&B, pushing it toward rock & roll. The highlight for completists is the medley "All the Blues, All the Time," on which Turner, newly confident on the guitar, goes through an extended instrumental medley of B.B. King, Elmore James, Muddy Waters, and John Lee Hooker material. Also included is some hard R&B-cum-rock & roll by the Kings of Rhythm fronted by J. W. Walker, Little Johnny Burton, Dennis Binder, Lonnie "The Cat," and Billy Gayles. The interesting thing is that "Rocket 88," for all of its renown, is just one of the good tracks here -- "Early Times" by Dennis Binder could just as easily have caught the public's fancy with its beat. The sound is somewhat compressed on some of the early material (and, especially, the Johnny Wright/Ike Turner orchestra numbers, although Turner's guitar is real sharp on "The World Is Yours"), but generally it is equal or superior to any other digital incarnation of the individual tracks, and the notes are extremely thorough. (Bruce Eder, Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/rhythm-rockin-blues-mw0000522466
https://acerecords.co.uk/rhythm-rockin-blues
BONUS 2 OF 4
Ike Turner Studio Productions 1963-1965 @320
UK collection. When the Ike & Tina Turner Revue was on tour constantly in the 1960s, Ike would use any free time to book a local studio to cut tracks using all the Revue's members. This a collection of those great recordings, cut by Ike in the time period of 1963-1965, at various studios in the USA, made for Modern (Kent) Records of Los Angeles. Some of the tracks come from previously unissued studio sessions and all are in great sound quality. And, yes, Tina herself is here, but as if to prove Ike was no one-trick pony, the Acid Queen sings only two leads here, while she is in evidence as a back-up singer elsewhere in the collection. Other women featured are Jessie Smith, Venetta Fields and Dee Dee Johnson. The male leads featured are Stacy Johnson, Jimmy Thomas, Ernest Lane, Bobby John, Jackie Brenston and Vernon Guy, every one a Soul and Blues "King" in his own right. Ace Records.
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Studio-Productions-Orleans-Angeles-1963-1965/dp/B0076L9VRE
http://acerecords.co.uk/ike-turner-studio-productions-new-orleans-and-los-angeles-1963-65
http://www.amazon.com/Studio-Productions-Orleans-Angeles-1963-1965/dp/B0076L9VRE
BONUS 3 OF 4
Long Gone Daddy: Gotham Records @320
This is the kind of rare country & Western swing material that might be too obscure even for Bear Family to touch -- the 14 songs here include several previously unissued tracks, and all are drawn from the archive of Ivin Ballen's Gotham Records, dating from the early 1950s. The range of styles is considerable, from Jimmie Rodgers country blues to Hank Williams-type honky tonk, with some Western swing as well, but lurking in the background is the spectre of rock & roll -- not that any of these tracks exactly rock out, but it's easy to hear how quite a few of them could with a few changes in tempo. Lou Graham seems to have been influenced by both Rodgers and Williams, to judge from the style of his two solo numbers, "Two-Timin' Blues" and "Long Gone Daddy," and also is represented by a couple of cuts here backed by Bill Haley's Saddlemen before they'd hit it big at Bill Haley & His Comets. Sammy Bland & His Carolina Radio Boys perform a smooth, swing-style "I Just Heard the News," while "Our Shotgun Wedding Day" by the Howlington Brothers with the Tennessee Haymakers is a fun little novelty number that veers into bluegrass just a bit. Bob Dean & His Hi-Way Wanderers offer the earliest and most primitive track here, "I'll Take Her from the Valley," dating from 1947 and using a considerable portion of "Red River Valley" for its structure. Mustard & Gravy's "Be Bop Boogie" features a catchy litany of country dances in its lyrics, and a great beat to hear them by -- the duo were actually Frank Rice and Ernest L. Stokes, and were a comedy act, yet they were also better than decent musicians, if the evidence of the gently rolling piano and even the effective kazoo sound can be believed. Sleepy McDaniel & His Radio Playboys' "Roadside Rag" is a steel guitar driven dance instrumental with some serious fiddle playing, apparently by Buck Ryan, and with a few changes in tempo, might've made it as a quasi-rock & roll number in the mid-'50s. The sound is astonishingly good considering the age and the neglect to which several of these tracks have been subjected, and this is a nice little musical snapshot of what local and regional country music was like, just as R&B was starting to mix with it elsewhere and transform it into rock & roll. (BRUCE EDER, Allmusic)
trax:
1. Two-Timin' Blues - Lou Graham 2. Long Gone Daddy - Lou Graham 3. I Just Heard the News - Sammy Bland & His Carolina Radio Boys 4. Our Shotgun Wedding Day - The Howington Brothers w/The Tennessee Haymakers 5. Let's See You Smile - Curt Hinson 6. I'll Take Her From the Valley - Bob Dean & His Hi-Way Wanderers 7. Be Bop Boogie - Mustard & Gravy 8. Juke Box Baby - Smiley Wilson & His Range Partners 9. Roadside Rag - Sleepy McDaniel & His Radio Playboys 10. I'm Lonesome - Lou Graham & The Saddlemen 11. Sweet Bunch of Roses - Lou Graham & The Saddlemen 12. Please Make Up Your Fickle Mind - Lou Graham & The Saddlemen 13. My Heart Tells Me (I'm Still In Love With You) - Lou Graham & The Saddlemen 14. That Ain't In Any Catalog - Mustard & Gravy
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INFO
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BONUS 4 OF 4
Blues & Rhythm:The Sarg Records Story (1950-1970)
1. Tell Me, Baby - Charles Sanders
2. Nobody's Blues - Earl Gilliam
3. I Need Your Love - Charles Lightheard
4. Come On Over Baby - Charles Lightheard
5. This Woman I Love - Bud Harper
6. Don't Make Me Late, Baby - Earl Gilliam
7. Greyhound Part 1 - O.S. Grant & The Downbeats
8. Greyhound Part 2 - O.S. Grant & The Downbeats
9. Ain't I Good To YOu - Chester McIntyre
10. Grant's Soul Blues - O.S. Grant
11. Petite Baby - Earl Gilliam
12. Wrong Doing Woman - Earl Gilliam
13. Salty Salty Tears - O.S. Grant
14. Diamondback - Cecil More
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Blues-Rhythm-The-SARG-Records-Story-1950-1970/release/6261979
The Steppes
Alive Alive Oh
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The Stems
Mushroom Years, The Citadel Years
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Pat DiNizio
Pat DiNizio
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Pete Ham
Keyhole Street Demos 1966-67
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True West
The Big Boot (live)
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Russ Tolman
Sweet Spot
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/xSgcrjVa/file.html
Tex & The Horseheads
Terrific cow punk rock.
Life's So Cool
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Thanks very much for all of these recordings.
"The Big Boot" is mandatory listening. : )
Tanx for tons of Soul and R&B!
Stems link is down !
Thanks
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