trax:
1. Georgia Woman - Freeman King 2. All The Way With You - Bobby Lee Fears 3. Ain't Gonna Do You No Good - Betty Willis 4. I'm In Need Of You - Jesse Boone & The Astros 5. Mr Nobody Is Somebody - Prince Eddie 6. Who Will It Be - Sam & Bill 7. You Can't Take It With You - The Bishop 8. Down On My Knees - Oscar Toney Jr. 9. I Ain't Gonna Share Your Love - Pat Cooley 10. Can't Help The Way I Feel About You - Clinton Harmon 11. Go On Back To Georgia - Bobby Adams 12. Don't Worry 'Bout Me - Dee Brown 13. I Love You Baby - Ella Brown 14. Sweeter As The Days Go By - Grover Mitchell 15. Georgia Blue - Joe Simon 16. Takes Two - Chain Of Fools 17. Help Me Solve This Problem - Gina Hill 18. Have A Little Mercy (On Me) - Frederick Knight 19. Nothing Means Nothing To You - Lee Mays & The Zonics 20. Someone To Love - Little Clarence
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"A Deep Dip Into Georgia Soul" Vol. 1
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gitit! no pw
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/3epCCI2k/file.html
Northern Madman I see you've been filling in Goldmine requests,is there any chance you have the following to fill my collection.
Essential Modern Soul Collection gscd02
Ultimate Girl Groups gscd06
casino classics vol.2 gscd158
Cheers mate
Can anybody out there help me in the search for the following
HITSVILLE WEST Kent CDKEND271
Many Thanks in advance
BONUS 4 OF 6
The Highway QC's - Highway QC’s/Jesus Is Waiting (1960) @320
This two-fer from features a pair of out of print LPs by the Highway Q.C.'s on one compact disc: Highway QC's and Jesus Is Waiting. Each of the 24 tracks has a continuity dominated by traditional spirituals and modern gospel. Highlights Include "Working on the Building," "Count Your Blessings," "I'll See Jesus Too," and "Amazing Grace." (All music)
The Highway QC's belong the top groups in gospel history, along with the Swan Silvertones, The Souls Stirrers, Five Blind Boys of Alabama and The Caravans. This music, recorded in the early 60's, features smooth and soulful vocals over a tight harmonic background.
The group is mentioned as the group Sam Cooke started singing in. I enjoy listening to them no less than to Cooke's recordings with the Soul Stirrers, and maybe more...
Their style is original - you cant mistake their sound for anybody else's.
The CD contains two LP's.
If you like gospel, soul, or even Jazz and Blues - I say you can’t go wrong with this one. (The Gospel Truth)
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/4T3NXaRk/file.html
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Highway-Qcs-Jesus-Is-Waiting/dp/B00005M0BB
BONUS 5 OF 6
Bert Jansch - It Don't Bother Me (1965, Remastered 2015) @320
It Don't Bother Me is Jansch's second solo album, released in 1965. It also marks his first two collaborations with guitarist John Renbourn (they'd later form the fantastic guitar nucleus of the Pentangle) on "My Lover" and "Lucky Thirteen." Most reviews of It Don't Bother Me refer to the album as a repeat or continuation of his first. In all reality, though, most of Bert Jansch's albums are continuations of his first (give or take a few traditional tunes and the presence or absence of a rhythm section), which is just alright for most of his fans; inimitable fingerpicked acoustic guitar anchoring earnest originals often accompanied by Jansch's gruff but listenable vocals. Most listeners are so intoxicated by Jansch's guitar work (myself included) that this album's similarity to his debut isn't a reason not to buy it. (Elliot Knapp. The Guardian)
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/ATnP9bm4/file.html
INFO
http://www.amazon.com/It-Don%60t-Bother-Me-Jansch/dp/B00005AFML
His first album:
Bert Jansch - Bert Jansch '65 (Remaster) (2015) @320
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/JgWovqGy/file.html
BONUS 6 OF 6
C.W. Stoneking - C.W. Stoneking (2000) @320
Neo-blues singer, songwriter, and guitarist (he also plays Dobro and tenor banjo) C.W. Stoneking (Chris to his close friends) was born in 1974 in Katherine, Australia, to American parents who split up shortly after he was born. Spending most of his time with his father, who taught in the back country settlements, Stoneking was raised in the Aboriginal community of Papunya until he was nine years old, after which he relocated with his father to Sydney.
He began playing guitar at 11 years old and began playing with local bands by the time he was 13, including a stint in the Woodford Cajun-Zydeco Hot Tamale Band led by Peter Lucas. While a student at Balmain High School in Sydney, Stoneking stumbled across some of his father's country blues tapes and was soon well under the spell of 1920s and 1930s blues artists like Blind Willie McTell, Memphis Minnie, Leroy Carr, Big Bill Broonzy, and others, a genre and era that were to form the backbone of his consequent creative vision. Moving to Melbourne in 1997, Stoneking began playing as a solo blues artist, privately releasing an album of covers entitled C.W. Stoneking a year later in 1998. He also formed a band, C.W. Stoneking & the Blue Tits, that same year, only to disband it a year and a half later after the death of mandolin player Charlie Bostock. (A bootleg album of the group, usually entitled C.W. Stoneking & the Blue Tits and drawn from a live radio performance at Melbourne's 3CR radio station, has been in loose circulation since 1999.)
Stoneking returned to playing solo, performing original compositions that echoed the 1920s and 1930s blues, ragtime, calypso, jazz, and hillbilly recordings he so treasured. He recorded an album of his own songs performed in his adopted style, King Hokum, in 2005, which garnered tremendous critical praise when it was released in Australia in 2006. The Swiss label Voodoo Rhythm picked up the album for European release a year later in 2007. An utterly fascinating and unique musician, Stoneking began touring with a new band, the Primitive Horn Orchestra, which included Kirsty Fraser on additional vocals, Ros Jones on tuba, Ed Farlie on trumpet, and Kynan Robinson on trombone.
1
She's Got Something There
2
Death Letter
3
Love In Vain
4
Kansas Blues
5
Way Down In New Orleans
6
Police Sergeant Blues
7
Fare Thee Well Blues
8
Ramblin' On My Mind
9
Malted Milk
10
Beans
11
Going Back To Arkansas
Recorded and mixed by Andrew Stewart at Redstone, Dec. 1998 - Feb. 1999.
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/DjniUwf4/file.html
INFO
http://www.discogs.com/CW-Stoneking-CW-Stoneking/release/6367443
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/cw-stoneking-mn0001983795/biography
from northern_madmans Ace collection
As Requested by steve626 ripped @ 320 duel stereo
Ace Cd 0502 - Stick McGhee & His Spo-Dee-O-Dee Buddies
- New York Blues 1994
01 Big Tom Collins - Real Good Feeling
02 Big Tom Collins - Heartache Blues
03 Big Tom Collins - Heart Breaking Woman
04 Big Tom Collins - Watchin' My Stuff
05 Ralph Willis - Gonna Hop On Down The Line
06 Ralph Willis - Do Right
07 Ralph Willis - Why'd You Do It
08 Ralph Willis - Door Bell Blues
09 Stick McGhee - I'm Doin' All This Time (And You Put Me
Down)
10 Stick McGhee - The Wiggle Waggle Woo
11 Stick McGhee - Dealin' From The Bottom
12 Stick McGhee - Whiskey Women & Loaded Dice
13 Stick McGhee - Little Things We Used To Do
14 Stick McGhee - Blues In My Heart & Tears In My Eyes
15 Stick McGhee - Head Happy With Wine
16 Stick McGhee - Jungle Juice
17 Stick McGhee - Sad Bad Glad
18 Stick McGhee - Six To Eight
19 Stick McGhee - Get Your Mind Out Of The Gutter
20 Stick McGhee - Double Crossin' Liquor
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INFO from
http://www.discogs.com/Stick-McGhee-His
-Spo-Dee-O-Dee-New-York-Blues/release/6410817
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ACE CD 0502 - Sticky McGhee - New York Blues
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/UjFDG6mq/file.html
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reply to requests
i have all your request but not the time to add it all
i'm going away later tonight if you want to no why
here is something you need to see follow the link below
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http://www.bigweekends.com/the-weekends/specialist
-music-weekends/northern-soul.aspx
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i'll see you all back here in T/Z sometime Monday
for thoes who are going there also i hope to meet
you there look for the man in all black with shirt or vest
full of northern soul patches or even his bright yellow
hoody full again of patches from venues long gone
the great days of northern soul scene
take care everyone thanks a million
i'll try give you the kent271 before i go
THE BARBARIANS
Another Nuggets-era one-hit wonder, they were brief darlings of the legendary Laurie Records with their proto-punk hit “Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl?”, and released only one album during their short three year run. As was the style of the time, they cover many of the big hits of the day but succeed in playing enough original songs to pull them out of the pack a bit. In fact, their originals are the strongest tracks on the album. This Sundazed reissue includes the A & B sides of their extremely rare first 7”.
The Barbarians “Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl?” (1965/2000 Expanded Remaster) 320
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/4lliHPeu/file.html
THE BOOTS
The Boots were from Germany but played British Invasion-style garage beat and R&B blasters, with a handful of slow soulful psych-blues tossed in for good measure. Their debut album is mostly, if not completely, comprised of cover songs but they manage to bring a fresh approach to most compositions and expand their source material beyond the all-too-common Stones and Beatles hits of the day, paying homage to Slim Harpo, The Shangri-Las, and Wilson Pickett as well. This expanded remaster adds a couple of old 7”-only mixes and two live cuts as bonus (of course, these are all cover songs also).
The Boots “Here Are The Boots” (1965/1998 Expanded Remaster) 320
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/Iw6fs7lc/file.html
DEAD MOON Live
Released earlier this year but recorded back on April 16, 1993 at The Satyricon, a landmark music club and dive-bar in Portland’s underground punk scene. An incredible recording (obviously taken through the soundboard) documenting an incendiary performance in front of an adoring audience. The club itself is not a large venue, and the intimate concert setting is evident in the energy flowing electric from the stage. The fade-ins and –outs between tracks can make for an awkward listen, and I do wish the between-song banter was included, but the blazing set more than makes up for the short-comings in the final editing room.
Dead Moon “Live At Satyricon” (2015) 320
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/upghH6mS/file.html
from northern_madmans kent collection
kent 271 -hitsville west - san francisco's uptown soul
01 - The Magicians - (Just a Little) Faith & Understanding
02 - The Casanova II - We Got To Keep On
03 - Ozz & the Sperlings - Dance (Holes In Your Shoes)
04 - Claude Huey - Why Would You Blow It
05 - The Ballads
- I Can't See Your Love (For the Tears In My Eyes)
06 - The Magicians - Love, Let's Try It Again
07 - The Fuller Brothers - Times A Wasting
08 - The Tandels - Is It Love Baby
09 - Harold Andrews - You're a Winner
10 - The Magicians - Keep Your Hands Off (My Baby)
11 - Sisters Three - You Can Forget It
12 - Claude Huey - Feel Good All Over
13 - The Magicians - Is It All Gone
14 - The Tandels - Why Did Our Love Go
15 - Ozz & the Sperlings - Can You Qualify
16 - The Magicians - Why Must You Cry (I Deeply Love You)
17 - Lonnie Hewitt - You Gotta Git
18 - The Magicians - Trust In Me
19 - Ozz & the Sperlings - I Can't Jerk
20 - The Magicians - Why Do I Do These Foolish Things
21 - Troy Dodds - The Earthquake
22 - The Performers - I'll Always Love You
23 - The Magicians - Where Was I
24 - The Checkerboard Squares - Double Cookin'
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kent 271 - hitsville west san francisco's uptown soul
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/ejEw4HHw/file.html
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bit of a rush job any poblems let me know please
Thanks a lot, Gyro, for the gospel, and specially for the 2 Jansch!!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Have a GOOD time!! You deserve a break!
Cheers for the Kent Madman,dance the weekend away
I am so grateful for a the amazing and eye-opening music that one can find here. It has really been an enlightening ride with the contributors and fans here the Twilightzone!
I have one request... I have listened to Darrow Fletcher – The Pain Gets A Little Deeper; The Complete Early Years 1965-1971 and the files were ripped at 128 kbps. Does anyone have this album at higher resolution that they could share? lossless or 320 mp3 would be really appreciated! peace and love!
madman
Thanks for posting the Sticks McGhee. I really appreciate it!
Thanks
No_Mad have a good weekend.
Thanx Madman Have A Good Break
Madman - thanks for the shares and have yourself a great weekend - you deserve a whole lotta fun!
Thank you for the out of print Highway Q C gospel, and for the marvelous eclectic music. All the great music shared here by everyone is appreciated. TZ lets me know just how pedestrian my music library is. Thanks, all. lil'ol'lady
Thanks Gyro
C W Stoneking a true individual, great singer and a talented and entertaining live performer. Do yourself a favour and listen to his music.
Rhod
Madman, have a great time at Skegness, no seriously!
Have fun campers.
I too am anonymous.
Big tanx to LFL and NSMM! Great shares.
Thanks for the QC's.
Great to see some of the Deep Dips making an appearance. I already have some of the earlier entries. Hope someone can post some more. Deep & Gritty series would be welcome, too. You guys are the best. Thanx
thank you!
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