trax:01 - rosebuds - say you'll be mine 02 - larry wright - sweet, sweet kisses 03 - billy sha-rae - pitfall 04 - j.j.barnes - hole in the wall 05 - classics - one dance 06 - clarence townsend - i found a new love 07 - grand prixs - lost love 08 - blenders - your love has got me down 09 - kris peterson - just as much 10 - big don's rebellion - it was true 11 - ruby winters - in the middle of a heartache 12 - strides - i'm so glad we're together 13 - villiage choir - along the beach 14 - melvin davis - i'm the one who loves you 15 - phillip mitchell - i'm gonna build california from all over the world 16 - flint emeralds - just like a baby 17 - willie pickett - on the stage of life 18 - willie feaster - voices 19 - michael valvano - for the first time in my life 20 - brothers gilmore - i feel a song 21 - ad-libs - i don't need no fortune teller 22 - barbara stant - my mind holds on to yesterday
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"Across The Board" Vol 2
…Many Thanks to The Northern Madman for the share! served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/TPh1TTQn/file.html
@ anonymous, The Northern Madman's links for Northern Soul Dynamite
the complete links 1 to 10
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ENJOY >> K-T-F<<
cheers,ELtel
Any chance for the back scan on this gem
BONUS 4 OF 7
Gospel Warriors: 50 Years of Female Gospel Classics @320
Spanning a half century of classic performances, Gospel Warriors assembles 16 tracks from some of the church circuit's most renowned female soloists, among them Marion Williams, Bessie Griffin and Sister Rosetta Tharpe. While each vocalist is clearly a singular talent, listening to their music side by side offers real insight into their common gifts for improvisation; all are in total command of melody, tone and lyric, transcending their material to enjoy an unparalleled sense of creative freedom. An ideal introduction for new gospel listeners, the collection's highlights include Tharpe's "Just a Closer Walk with Thee," Williams' "It's Getting Late in the Evening" and Clara Ward's "Precious Lord." (Jason Ankeny, Allmusic)
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/5iAKcuV0/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/release/gospel-warriors-50-years-of-female-gospel-classics-mr0000120081
BONUS 5 OF 7
John Hulburt - Opus III (1972 LP) (2015 Tompkins Square Reissue) @320
A beautiful solo set from John Hulburt – a little-known Chicago guitarist in the early 70s, and almost our city's answer to the beauty of John Fahey at his best! Hulburt's music is a bit more straightforward, and his tunes a little shorter – but the overall sense of conception is equally imaginative – and we love the way he can spin out these wonderful lines on acoustic guitar, seeming to wrap together a hundred years' worth of musical history, but coming across with a very fresh, personal vision throughout! John's way more than a folk artist, and also isn't one of the precursors of the new acoustic movement to come – and instead, he's got this sound that's incredibly moving and powerful, but in very subtle ways. Titles include "Libby", "Inner Garden", "Evil Olive Waltz", "Guitar On My Knees", "Inside & Otherwise", "All Night Waitress", "Freak On The Black Harley", and "Clark Street". © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/coE8Pmk0/file.html
INFO
http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2015/08/17/john-hulburt-opus-iii/
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/765906
BONUS 6 OF 7
LEE FIELDS & The Expressions - Emma Jean Instrumentals '15 @320
Instrumental versions of all the tracks from Lee Fields' Emma Jean album – served up at a level that really lets us hear how great the music is! Leon Michels is at the helm on keyboards, guitar, and even some sax and flute – and the overall vibe has a mix of deep soul and richer ideas that's similar to his tribute to Isaac Hayes a few years back, but maybe a bit rootsier overall! There's kind of a warm glow to the whole thing that recalls 70s Hi Records at its best – almost a Willie Mitchell sort of feel – and titles include "Stone Angel", "Magnolia", "Paralyzed", "Eye To Eye", "In The Woods", "All I Need", "It Still Gets Me Down", and "Talk To Somebody". © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/HgiWJXWk/file.html
INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/740231
BONUS 7 OF 7
LEE FIELDS - Let's Talk It Over '79 [Deluxe Edition + Bonus Tracks] @320
Early early work from Lee Fields – a set originally issued at the end of the 70s, but with a raw funky power that's much more like music from a decade before! The set was a real anomaly at the time, and was passed over for years – but through the decades, it's earned Lee legendary status as one of the few cats who were keeping things hard and funky when the rest of the country was going disco – a reputation that's definitely held up strongly by the gritty tracks in the set! There's a strong echo of southern soul in the music – again the feel of something from years before – and the raw production only seems to make the whole thing sound even better – with an edge that's even different than Fields' better-known work of recent years. The album was done for the tiny Angle 3 label – a company so small that it opted for one of the "stock" images that was given the album by the pressing plant, which gave the album a very unspectacular cover – corrected on this deluxe reissue by the great cover image here. This reissue also features loads of bonus tracks too – other rare Lee Fields singles from over the years – making the package a true testament to his pre-revival genius! Album tracks include "Everybody Gonna Give Their Thing Away (parts 1 & 2)", "Flim Flam", "Wanna Dance", "She's A Lovemaker", "Mighty Mighty Love", and "Let's Talk It Over". Bonus tracks include "Fought For Survival", "Funky Screw", "The Bull Is Coming", "Take Me Back", "You Been Cutting Out On Me", and "Bewildered". © 1996-2015, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/594646
Thanks to Steve626 for this share!
@ anonymous, sorry, not got this one but would like it myself also.
cheers,ELtel
Thank you RYP and The Northern Madman for these!
Good Morning RYP,
Adding to JohnnyD's and Jillem's post's of early Hawaiian music here is some early Hawaiian Pedal Steel and Lap Steel Guitars from 1926-1944. Enjoy the pops and crackles since these were ripped from 78's.
Sol Hoʻopiʻi was a Native Hawaiian guitarist claimed by many as the all-time best lap steel guitar virtuoso, and he is one of the most famous original Hawaiian steel guitarists along with Joseph Kekuku, Frank Ferera, Sam Ku West and "King" Bennie Nawahi. The most celebrated steel guitarist of the Hawaiian golden age who first came to the mainland as a stowaway in 1919. I believe he is the only performer to appear on every Hawaiian slide compilation, where liner notes typically describe him with a single word hot. Most of his 78's (over 200!!) were recorded in Los Angeles, where he enjoyed great popularity in such clubs as the Hula Hutt and Seven Seas. He appeared in many movies, toured the country advancing his highly rhythmic slide techniques, and left his stamp on an entire generation of lap steel and pedal steel guitarists in the emerging country & western style.
Hawaiian Music - Honolulu-Hollywood-Nashville 1927-1944 Disc 1
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Hawaiian Music - Honolulu-Hollywood-Nashville 1927 - 1944 Disc 2
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/FUYbyGsE/file.html
Sol Hoopii - Master Of The Hawaiian Guitar Vol. 1
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/mQn6WEzo/file.html
Sol Hoopii - Master Of The Hawaiian Guitar Vol. 2
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Vintage Hawaiian Music - Steel Guitar Masters 1928 - 1934
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/Cz3HmF0U/file.html
Kalama's Quartet - Early Hawaiian Classics 1927 - 1932
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Now Some Gospel - The Radio Four
Reviewed by Tony May
Apparently all genuine brothers Babb. Yes, of course there are five of them, don't ask silly questions while I'm trying to be creative. Another dip by Ace into Nashboro Records classic mid-50s gospel vaults, the older tracks feature original lead singer Morgan Babb. Morgan went onto solo fame though never to the heights of such as Sam Cooke. Much of the songs here contains upbeat material somewhat resembling the more aggressive side of the Soul Stirrers. The accompaniment bops merrily along and the overall impression is of a good dollop of the raw energy associated with this particular selection of Gospel. One plus mark is the absence of the standard songs that crop up regularly on these traditional sets. The Radio Four seemed to concentrate on older, obscure songs and though, like the songs, very little is known of the group, the standard of performance makes this a welcome arrival. The sound on this @320 is spectacular.
The Radio Four - There's Gonna Be Joy
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New Orleans Gospel Quartet - 1947 - 1956
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Thanks And Enjoy
Gyro, thank you for Lee Fields and John Hulburt.
NEW LINK:
Across The Board, Vol. 1 (Goldmine) - (Includes all scans!)
This now includes all the scans in one Download!
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…Many Thanks to The Northern Madman &  ELtel for the share! served by Gyro1966...
Thanks ronh1 --
Honolulu-Hollywood-Nashville. WTF! I gotta have it!
Johnny, does WTF stand for Wednesday Thursday Friday?
El Tel and/or Northern Madman..
hasn't volumes 11 and 12 of Northern Soul Dynamite (Soul Vault) been posted yet?
track listings for volume 11 can be seen at
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track listings for volume 12 can be seen at
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Ray
Too bad Tom Petty has already appropriated the term "buried treasure" for musical obscurities, because it certainly applies to this set by the Radio Four. A find for sure, and thanks for posting it!
Lemonflag --
Wow, that's funny.
@Rohn1
Great old time sounds from the Islands. Half of your posts are new to me. Thanks.
Ralph11
@ ralph11, You've always been very kind to me and my posts. Half of my posts ha, and that's only the half of it. Thank You Ralph11.
Tanx again RYP and NSMM!
Reply to Ray
thanks Ray for the reminder i forgot to add them
you no what i'm like Ray when i try to get other stuff
for T/Z or other sites and good friends
my heads up in the clouds one thing only on my mind
to get what people want LOL and it also add's to my
collections
Thank You Ray you are a gentleman thanks for all your help
Reply To All
i will try to catch up with all the thanks you all deserve
givers and takers alike
@ Rohn1
Thanks Rohn1 for all this hawaiian music . My english is very bad, but for one time it' very easy to know what to write : you've made my day and probably for a long time!!
LittleJack
@ LittleJack, And now your appreciation has made my day, I'm glad you like the stuff. Your English for me is just fine.
Thanks Rohn1 for the Sol Hoopi Gospel and twenties Hawaiian what a nice little bundle that was to receive - much appreciated
Thanks for the Sol Hopi and old Hawaiian recordings. Can't get enough Hawaiian!
Mike
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