trax:
01 - Chris Bartley - So Soon 02 - Matt Lucas - You Better Go Go 03 - Four Hi's - Heartbreak River 04 - Constellations - I Didn't Know How To 05 - Detroit Strings - In The Pocket 06 - 5th Dimension - Too Poor To Die 07 - Admirations - I Want To Be Free 08 - Billy Wells & Invaders - This Heart These Hands 09 - Scott Bros - Magic Wand 10 - Art Posey - No More Heartaches 11 - Pat & Blenders - Just Because 12 - Tony Middleton - Spanish Maiden 13 - Delcos - Arabia 14 - Contenders - Do What You Gotta Do 15 - Melvin Elling - Lonely Eyes 16 - Phyllis Brown - Oh Baby 17 - Malibus - I Just Can't Stand It 18 - Jimmy Delphs - I've Been Fooled Before 19 - Linda Queen - Where Can My Baby Be 20 - Hymes Sisters - Walking Around The Town 21 - Van McCoy & Friends - Help Is On The Way 22 - Doris Troy - But I Love Him 23 - Elsie Strong - You Cut The Love Line 24 - Marvin L Sims - Now I'm In Love 25 - Pamela Beaty - Talking Eyes 26 - The Echoes - Why Wonder
…Many Thanks to The Northern Madman for the share! served by Gyro1966...
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…Many Thanks to The Northern Madman for the share! served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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thanks for this goldmine gem,but do you happen to have a zippy link to 'northern soul of Texas Goldmine gscd194
Many Thanks
Is it just me,but are some of the file in this upload corrupt?
BONUS 1 OF 6
Diesel Park West - Shakespeare Alabama (1989, Remaster 2005) @320
One of the '80s most striking debuts, the first album from this Leicester, England, quintet is filled with soaring guitar epics, complemented by the powerful vocals and provocative lyrics of frontman John Butler and expertly produced by Chris Kimsey. Heavily influenced by the same jangly folk-rock (Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, etc.) that helped fuel R.E.M. and other alternative darlings, Butler and his bandmates opted for clarity instead of navel-gazing, creating anthemic tunes like "All the Myths on Sunday" and "Bell of Hope," which sounded like instant classics and considered appropriately big topics like religion and history. But the band may have been, as its label claimed, "years ahead of its time" -- while Diesel Park West followed its debut 45 "When the Hoodoo Comes" with several more singles, including the rocking "Like Princes Do" and "Jackie's Still Sad," the group struggled to find an audience, and also failed to repeat the magic of Shakespeare Alabama on subsequent albums. But this outing, now out of print, has become a sought-after item among fans who recognized greatness when they heard it. (Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/shakespeare-alabama-mw0000653367
BONUS 2 OF 6
The Holy Modal Rounders - 1 & 2 (1962-63) @320
One of the most distinctive folk/bluegrass units of the 1960s was the Holy Modal Rounders, whose Fantasy recordings combined Appalachian bluegrass and country traditions with the Greenwich Village/East Coast folk of the period. Although singer/acoustic guitarist Steve Weber and singer/fiddler/banjo player Peter Stampfel -- collectively, the Holy Modal Rounders -- had a strong appreciation of Appalachian music, they fit right in on the East Coast coffeehouse circuit of the 1960s. In 1999, Fantasy reissued the duo's first two albums, The Holy Modal Rounders and The Holy Modal Rounders 2 on the 67-minute CD 1 & 2, which offers abundant proof of its humorous, tongue-in-cheek outlook. These 1963-1964 recordings aren't the work of a group that took itself too seriously -- from Weber's goofy "Mister Spaceman" and Stampfel's quirky "Bound to Lose" to interpretations of Bill Monroe's "Hot Corn, Cold Corn" and Blind Willie McTell's "Statesboro Blues," it's clear that the Rounders are having a lot of fun. For those who are seeking something unorthodox from folk and bluegrass, 1 & 2 is highly recommended. (Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/1-2-mw0000825744
BONUS 3 OF 6
Johnny Rivers - Realization '68 @320
Not a concept album, but a song cycle depicting life in southern California in the late '60s, Realization is a fine cycle to catch a ride on. It's also a serious surprise -- when psychedelia reared its head in 1967, the results were frequently disastrous for those performers who'd been specializing in straight-ahead rock & roll, and few had rocked harder or more straight-ahead than Johnny Rivers. Instead of jumping on a bandwagon that had nothing to do with where he was musically, he hijacked the sounds of psychedelic rock -- much as the Temptations did at Motown -- and took it where he was going. Acting as his own producer for the first time, Rivers opened up a slightly gentler side to his work that's equally valid and a lot more interesting, if not quite as exciting as his rock & roll classics. After a few sonic digressions as a lead-in, "Hey Joe" gets going, carrying listeners into Rivers' gorgeous rendition of James Hendricks' "Look to Your Soul." His own achingly beautiful "The Way We Live" follows, and then comes Hendricks' "Summer Rain," which turned into Rivers' last big hit of the 1960s. And then he has the temerity to take "A Whiter Shade of Pale" and make it prettier and harder -- but less spacy -- than the Procol Harum original; from there he plunges into blue-eyed soul on "Brother, Where Are You." The surprises continue right through to the rather delicate, introspective reading of "Positively Fourth Street" at the close, Rivers succeeding in evoking a vast array of thoughts and emotions. For his trouble, helped by the two hits, he was rewarded with a Top Five charting album, and one that has continued to find new admirers across the decades. (Allmusic)
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http://www.allmusic.com/album/realization-mw0000040595
BONUS 4 OF 6
Kitty, Daisy & Lewis - The Third '15 @320
The north London sibling trio famous for their rockabilly looks and love of vintage sounds have been keepin’ it real, recording their retro-styled songs on analogue gear in an old Camden curry house.
Purists may sniff, and there is an irritating hipster whiff about the twentysomething Durham kids with their pinky rings and catsuits, fashion equivalents of the rattling rehearsal space treble in their audio mix. But their heartfelt mastery of old-school R&B, blues and Hawaiian guitar is too much fun to dismiss and their third album showcases some knockout songwriting.
Produced by The Clash’s Mick Jones, The Third is a hot, sweet pancake stack of danceable tracks, drizzled with drama and swung by a terrific horn section. Having three vocalists and three songwriters also shuffles the deck nicely. Highlights from the girls include the gutsy, Nancy Sinatra-style stomp of Whenever You See Me, the disco theatrics of No Action and the neat twist to Stevie Wonder’s Superstition offered by the clavinet funk of Feeling of Wonder.
Brother Lewis offers a breezy riverboat farewell on Baby Bye Bye and a little topical protest blues about the destruction of old London by greedy vandals on Developer’s Disease. Pop on some polka dots and cut a rug. (Helen Brown, The Telegraph UK)
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/11365209/Kitty-Daisy-and-Lewis-The-Third-review-a-hot-sweet-pancake-stack-of-danceable-tracks.html
BONUS 5 OF 6
Miami Sound - Rare Funk & Soul From Miami Florida 1967-1974 @320
Like other releases from the U.K.-based Soul Jazz label -- such as Philadelphia Roots or New Orleans Funk -- the 17-track Miami Sound: Rare Funk & Soul from Miami Florida 1967-1974 prides itself on its obscurity, digging out tracks that have been lost to all but the fanatically dedicated collector. That's Soul Jazz's stock in trade: They occasionally feature hits, but they're regional hits, and none of the material on any of their collections is readily available on CD. While there's the occasional feeling that sides are chosen for obscurity's sake, it's often overshadowed by the consistency of the material; it all sounds of a piece, due to the compilers' expert ears and their desire to hold the groove above all other considerations. This is appropriate especially for Miami Sound, since the city's soul was as groove-oriented as New Orleans, but considerably more splashy, stylish, streamlined, hard, and sleek -- the kind of grooves that work really well as recordings, which is why this may be the best installment yet of Soul Jazz's soul-oriented compilations. Each cut here has a bright neon glow and deep danceability that point the way to disco, and while that can sometimes get a little samey on the instrumentals -- with the notable exception of Timmy Thomas' rampaging "Funky Me," whose beat even points the way toward electro -- what makes this collection a real delight is the abundance of great songs. Little Beaver is deservedly a respected cult figure and George and Gwen McCrae are both represented with good early cuts, but the real finds are Joey Gilmore's deep soul, Frank Williams & the Rocketeers' vocal sides, and especially James Knight & the Butlers, whose two tracks, "Save Me" and "Fantasy World," are pure dynamite, a pair of the best unheard soul of the '70s and reason enough to get this collection. Make no mistake, no matter how good those Knight songs are (or much of the rest of this compilation is), nothing here would have been a national hit: They're too idiosyncratic and quirky, too concerned with the overall sound and groove to appeal to a wider audience. But that's why Miami Sound is worthwhile -- it captures a regional sound in all of its strengths and flaws, and it's all the more compelling a compilation for it. It's one of Soul Jazz's best releases to date. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
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http://www.allmusic.com/album/miami-sound-rare-funk-soul-from-miami-florida-1967-1974-mw0000474081
BONUS 6 OF 6
Nothing But The Blues '70 @320
Excellent classic blues anthology Compiled By – Mike Leadbitter, Mike Vernon that is out of print.
A1
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J.B. Lenoir
I Don't Care What Nobody Say
3:20
A2
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Juke Boy Bonner
Runnin' Shoes
2:32
A3
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Doctor Ross
Goin' Down Slow
5:20
A4
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Model 'T' Slim*
Woman's The Glory Of Man
3:28
A5
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Little Mack Simmons*
Come Back
2:35
A6
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Johnny Shines
Pipeline Blues
3:00
B1
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Boozoo Chavis
Forty One Days
2:58
B2
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Hop Wilson
That Wouldn't Satisfy
2:09
B3
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Big Walter*
My Tears
4:10
B4
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Lonesome Sundown
I Stood By
2:33
B5
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Arthur Gunter
Don't Leave Me Now
2:33
B6
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Rockin' Sydney*
Keep Me Pushin'
3:13
C1
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B.B. King
Eyesight To The Blind
2:30
C2
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Otis Rush
All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
2:37
C3
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Buddy Guy
Sit And Cry (The Blues)
3:00
C4
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John Brim
Lifetiem Baby
3:04
C5
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Elmore James
Going For Good
3:00
C6
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Magic Sam
All Night Long
2:45
D1
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Lightnin' Slim*
Greyhound Blues
2:45
D2
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Slim Harpo
Loving You (The Way I Do)
3:00
D3
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Otis Spann
Can't Do Me No Good
3:17
D4
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Sunnyland Slim
Midnight Jump
3:17
D5
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Johnny Young (3)
Moaning And Groaning
3:08
D6
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George Smith (4)
Telephone Blues
5:57
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Nothing-But-The-Blues/release/3618019
Reply to Anonymous
yes your right but the only one i can find is track 22
if you've taken any of the northern soul collection you can
replace the track easy as so many songs are repeated on
loads of collection bought or not sorry bout that and i have
to much going on right now to just up one track again
from northern_madman soul woman collection
As requested the franklin sister artha's sisters
carolyn franklin - chain reaction 1970
A01 - Everybody's Talking
A02 - Goin' In Circles
a03 - Chain Reaction
A04 - You Really Didn't Mean It
A05 - Not On The Outside
B01 - Put A Little Love In Your Heart
B02 - Don't Wake Me Up In The Morning Micheal
B03 - I Ain't Got To Love Nobody Else
B04 - Right On!
B05 - Shattered Pride
carolyn franklin - the first time i cried 1970 Lp
A01 - Carolyn Franklin - What Shall I Do?
A02 - Carolyn Franklin - Don't Catch The Dogs Bone
A03 - Carolyn Franklin - The First Time I Cried
A04 - Carolyn Franklin - Gone Without Me
A05 - Carolyn Franklin - A Kiss And A Rose
A06 - Carolyn Franklin - Why Must I Always Be The One
B01 - Carolyn Franklin - Cry On
B02 - Carolyn Franklin - Happy Moments
B03 - Carolyn Franklin - Treat Me Gently
B04 - Carolyn Franklin - Cry Me A River
B05 - Carolyn Franklin - Easy Livin'
B06 - Carolyn Franklin - It Hurts
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carolyn franklin - sister soul the best of the
RCA years 1969-1976 kent records 256
01. All I Want Is To Be Your Woman
02. There I Go (Se Per Te C’E’ Soltanto Quell ‘Uomo)
03. It’S True I’M Gonna Miss You
04. Ain’T That Groovy
05. Boxer
06. On A Back Street
07. I Don’T Want To Lose You
08. Reality
09. Don’T Wake Me Up In The Morning, Michael
10. You Really Didn’T Mean It
11. Everybody’S Talkin’
12. I Ain’T Got To Love Nobody Else
13. Chain Reaction
14. Not On The Outside
15. Boy I Love You
16. Shattered Pride
17. You Are Everything
18. Darling I’D Rather
19. I Can’T Help My Feeling So Blue
20. You Can Have My Soul
21. As Long As You Are There
22. I Won’T Let You Go
23. If You Want Me
carolyn franklin baby dynamite 1969
A01 - Reality
A02 - It's True I'm Gonna Miss You
A03 - What Cha' Gonna Do
A04 - I Don't Want To Lose You
A05 - Boxer
B01 - I Can't Love Without You
B02 - What Now My Love
B03 - Alone
B04 - There I Go (Se Per Te C'E' Soltanto Quell 'Uomo)
B05 - On A Back Street
B06 - More Than Ever Before
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carolyn franklin - if you want me 1976
A01 - From The Bottom Of My Heart (To The Bottom Of Yours)
A02 - If You Want Me
A03 - I Can't Help My Feeling So Blue
A04 - Too Many Roads
A05 - Sunshine Holiday
B01 - Dead Man
B02 - You Are Everything
B03 - You Can Have My Soul
B04 - Song Man
B05 - Not Enough Love To Hold
B06 - Deal With It
carolyn franlkin - the best of rca years (1969-76)
01 - carol franklin - all i want to be is your woman
02 - carol franklin
- there i go (se per te c'e' soltanto 'quell umomo)
03 - carol franklin - it's true i'm gonna miss you
04 - carol franklin - ain't that groovy
05 - carol franklin - boxer
06 - carol franklin - on the back street
07 - carol franklin - i don't want to lose you
08 - carol franklin - reality
09 - carol franklin - don't wake me up in the morning michael
10 - carol franklin - ypu didn't really mean it
11 - carol franklin - i ain't got to love nobody else
12 - carol franklin - chain reaction
13 - carol franklin - not on the outside
14 - carol franklin - boy i love you
15 - carol franklin - shattered pride
16 - carol franklin - you are everything
17 - carol franklin - darling i'd rather (aka i'd rather be lonely)
18 - carol franklin - i can't help feeling so blue
19 - carol franklin - you can have my soul
20 - carol franklin - as long as you are there
21 - carol franklin - i won't let you go
22 - carol franklin - if you want me
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all info from
http://www.discogs.com/artist/338472-Carolyn-Franklin
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carolyn franklin 1976. if you want me
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carolyn franlkin 1969-1976, the best of rca years
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enjoy sorry i don't have the time for all request
just at this time i need sometime still but you all no
when i see a request from me i try to give it to all
from northern mad_mam the woman of soul
erma franklin - golden clssics collectables version 1993
01 Big Boss Man
02 Don't Catch The Dog's Bone
03 Piece Of My Heart
04 Baby, What You Want Me To Do
05 Open Up Your Soul
06 Abracadabra
07 I'm Just Not Ready For Love
08 Don't Have The Right To Cry
09 It's Over
10 Never Let Me Go
11 Each Night I Cry
12 Saving My Love For You
13 Pledging My Love
14 Detour Ahead
erma franklin - her name is erma (mono Lp 1962)
A01 Hello Again
A02 Ev'rytime We Say Goodbye
A03 What Kind Of Girl (Do You Think I Am?)
A04 Don't Blame Me
A05 Detour Ahead
A06 Time After Time
B01 It's Over
B02 Never Let Me Go
B03 Each Night I Cry
B04 Saving My Love For You
B05 Pledging My Love
B06 The Man I Love
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erma franklin - golden clssics collectables version
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erma franklin - her name is erma (mono Lp 1962
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erma franklin - piece of my heart the epic and shout years
01. Big Boss Man
02. Don't Catch the Dog's Bone
03. Piece of My Heart
04. Baby, What You Want Me to Do
05. Open Up Your Soul
06. I'm Just Not Ready for Love
07. Don't Have the Right to Cry
08. What Kind of Girl (Do You Think I Am?)
09. Don't Blame Me
10. Hello Again
11. It's Over
12. Time After Time
13. Each Night I Cry
14. Dear Momma
15. Never Again
16. Don't Wait Too Long
17. Have You Ever Had the Blues?
18. I Don't Want No Mama's Boy
19. Abracadabra
20. Love Is Blind
21. Never Let Me Go
22. Pledging My Love
23. The Man I Love
24. Saving My Love for You
25. Ev'rytime We Say Goodbye
26. Detour Ahead
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erma franklin - the epic and shout years (2011)
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real name Erma Vernice Franklin
Singer, born 1939 in Shelby, Mississippi,
died 7 September 2002 in Detroit, Michigan.
Daughter of Reverend C.L. Franklin.
Sister of Carolyn Franklin & Aretha Franklin.
erma franklin & levern baker - brunswick super soul sisters
01. Gotta Find Me A Lover - Erma Franklin
02. Pledging My Love - LaVern Baker
03. Son Of A Preacher Man - Erma Franklin
04. I Need You So - LaVern Baker
05. You've Been Cancelled - Erma Franklin
06. Love Is Ending - LaVern Baker
07. Higher And Higher - Erma Franklin
08. Let Me Belong To You - LaVern Baker
09. Saving My Love For You - Erma Franklin
10. I'm The One To Do It - LaVern Baker
11. Hold On I'm Coming - Erma Franklin
12. One Monkey (Don't Stop The Show) - LaVern Baker
13. By The Time I Get To Phoenix - Erma Franklin
14. Wrapped, Tied & Tangled - LaVern Baker
15. (I Get The) Sweetest Feeling - Erma Franklin
16. Baby Don't You Do It - LaVern Baker
17. Baby I Love You - Erma Franklin
18. Play It Fair - LaVern Baker
19. Can't See My Way - Erma Franklin
20. I'm Gonna Get You - LaVern Baker
21. Think Twice - LaVern Baker & Jackie Wilson
erma franklin-super soul sister 1968-70
Lp & Cd reissued in 2003
01 By The Time I Get To Phoenix
02 Change My Thoughts From You
03 Light My Fire
04 You've Been Cancelled
05 For Once In My Life
06 Can't See My Way
07 Hold On, I'm Coming
08 Saving My Love For You
09 Son Of A Preacher Man
10 Gotta Find Me A Lover
11 Baby I Love You
12 Whispers (Gettin' Louder)
13 Higher & Higher
14 (I Get The)Sweetest Feelin'
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or all infro from
http://www.discogs.com/artist/294684-Erma-Franklin
erma franklin-super soul sister 1968-70
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erma franklin & levern baker - brunswick super soul sisters
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== ihope this will do fow a few days ==
i hope i didn't muck anything up as my heads
still in the shed if you no what i mean
Thank you Gyro and RYP
for everything
thanks goes to everyone in T/Z
Thanks for all the Carolyn and Erma posts
Thank you for the mega Franklin sisters posts.They should all have had the fame (and money)of Aretha!It`s GREAT to see you back, don`t spoil us at the cost of more important things.I don`t suppose you`ve managed to read all the messages(or want to at the moment) but you`ve got massive positive vibes from a lot of people. I wish you well and THANK YOU!
Thank You Gyro for Kitty, Daisy & Lewis.
@ Gyro: Thanks so much for the blues comp, as well as the rural gospel
of the other post! Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
thanks again for the franklin sisters. if i am not mistaken, in the blues brothers movie, when aretha sings "think" those are her sisters backing her up
and both blues brothers and blues brothers 2000 are both a must see for fans of 60s soul
northern_madman
On this day there are a lot of people who would like some time to hang out "in the shed". It's only been 14 years and I still have the shudders when I think back. I worked in the WTC for 9 years and left in 2000. I lost 60 friends that day. I went to many wakes and mock-funerals. The old line that pain never goes away it just weighs less each year comes to mind. KTF.
Thanx Northern Madman
Great To Have You Back,Best Wishes For The Future
Cheers
Tel
What Bill said Northern Madman. No need to go through them all but there's a lot of people over here at TZ touched by your generosity & feeling for you during these tough times. Hang in there...
Nuff thanks for the Franklins Northern Madman.
Thank you kindly, Madman.
I too am anonymous.
for those that are interested in founding more stuff about Diesel Park West
ckeck their basic biography at
http://rockafu.blogspot.com.br/search/label/Diesel%20Park%20West
for all file the password is melofilia.
Luis
Thanks again Northern Madman for the Franklin Sisters shares. I think about you a lot, please take care of yourself.
Tanx G-66 for Nothing But The Blues and to NSMM for many goodies!
Thanks Gyro for all your posts of today. I've enjoyed the others albums of Holy Modal Rounders that you shared in the past and I'm very curious to hear Diesel Park west.
Thanks Northern_Madman for this beautiful collection of albums of the sisters Franklin. What a beautiful idea! You're allways a standard in the big quality ! Please manage yourself, we all love you here.
LittleJack
omg mad-man you're the greatest! i've loved aretha franklin's music for 20 years but how one-dimensional of me that I didn't even know she had other sisters that sang wonderful too. With three Franklins now I've entered the the 3d world.
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