Wednesday, 23 December 2015

ANDRE WILLIAMS "DETROIT GREASE" Vol 2

Next Killer 1950's Greasy Rhythm & Blues. This and the Three other Volumes Gather all of Andre's Finest Rhythm & Blues, Vocal Group & Soul recordings together.4 Fantastic Lps featuring all Andre Williams own recordings from the 1950s and 60s and the very best of his productions! All 4 lp's come with a pullout sheet with more photos and his life story in his own words.

traxfromwax:
1. Andre Williams with the Ted Walker Orchestra & Gino Purifoy: The Greasy Chicken 2. Come On Baby 3. Andre Williams With The Gino Parks Quartet: Pass The Biscuits Please 4. Don't Touch 5. I'm Movin' On 6. Is It True 7. Andre Williams With the Don Juans: My Last Dance With You 8. Hey Country Girl 9. Andre Williams With The Five Dollars: Mmm Andre Williams Is Mmmovin' 10. Andre Williams & Gino Parks: Georgia May Is Movin' 11. I Wanna Know Why 12. Put A Chain On It 13. I'm All For You 14. Tossin' & Turnin' & Burnin' It All Up Inside 15. Andre Williams With The Inspirations: Jailhouse Blues 16. I Still Love You
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24 comments:

RYP said...

Andre Williams "Detroit Grease" Vol 2
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/nIZvUmI2/file.html

Searnav said...

Barbara Keith – Barbara Keith

Verve Forecast FTS 3084 (1969)

Barbara Keith (guitar, vocals)
Jeffrey Gulcheon (keyboards)
Jim Cokgrove (bass)
N.D. Smart II (drums)
Richard Curtis (guitar)
Bill Keith (pedal steel guitar, banjo)
Peter Asher (piano)
Little Sabre (vocals)

Barbara Keith's solo debut is sometimes confused with her 1972 Reprise album in discographies, since both releases were self-titled. This Verve 1969 release, though, is an entirely different record. It's respectable, slightly above-average late-'60s singer/songwriter music, with a strong country-rock flavor (with frequent steel guitar) on many though not all of the tracks. The best part of the LP is Barbara Keith's voice, which has a slight shake that is reminiscent of Marianne Faithfull's timbre.

1. Ferris Wheel (1:53)
2. Walk A Little Closer (3:56)
3. To See The Morning Gone (2:30)
4. Stranger Song (2:47)
5. Midnight Vow (4:49)
6. My Easy Days (1:43)
7. The Ones Who Really Care (3:47)
8. Lullaby (1:24)
9. As If You Were My Own (1:53)
10. Tie Me Down (2:41)
11. Blue Eyed Boy (3:14)
12. The Big Black Deep (3:35)

Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/Ag1O4LBb/file.html

Searnav said...

The Kentucky Mountain Boys – The Best Of Bluegrass Favorites

Ariola 87 598 ET (Holland)

Chris Hillman – Mandolin
Kenny Wertz – Banjo
Larry Murray – Guitar
Gary Carr – Guitar
Ed Douglas – Bass

Note : This album also came out as «Blue Grass Favorites» by The Scottsville Squirrel Barkers.

01. Shady Grove (1:15)
02. Home Sweet Home (1:49)
03. Katie Klyne (1:55)
04. Swamp Root (1:32)
05. The Willow Tree (2:40)
06. Walking Cane (2:26)
07. Three Finger Breakdown (1:50)
08. Cripple Creek (1:30)
09. Crown Junction Breakdown (1:31)
10. Reuben (2:13)

Vinyl Artwork Included

http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/DmNYgNGo/file.html

Searnav said...

Kim Simmonds And Savoy Brown – Going To The Delta

RUF Records 1196 (Germany 2014)

Kim Simmonds (guitars, vocals)
Garnet Grimm (drums)
Pat DeSalvo (bass, vocals)

1. Laura Lee (4:23)
2. Sad News (6:13)
3. Nuthin' Like The Blues (4:56)
4. When You've Got A Good Thing (5:17)
5. Cobra (4:25)
6. Backstreet Woman (6:06)
7. Goin' To The Delta (5:55)
8. Just A Dream (4:54)
9. Turn Your Lamp On (3:47)
10. I Miss Your Love (4:56)
11. Sleeping Rough (4:59)
12. Going Back (4:23)

Artwork Included (front)

http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/lgq5zvJ2/file.html

Searnav said...

Grapefruit – Deep Water

Original release = RCA VICTOR SF 8030 (U.K. 1969)

This rip (with bonus tracks) = Repertoire REP5053 (U.K. 2005)

John Perry (lead guitar, vocals)
George Alexander (bass, vocals)
Geoff Swettenham (drums)
Mick Fowler (piano, organ, guitar, keyboards)
Bobby Ware (lead guitar, harmonica, vocals)

1. Deep Water (2:13)
2. Can't Find Me (2:07)
3. Thunder And Lightning (3:05)
4. Lady Godiva (3:17)
5. The Right Direction (2:54)
6. L.A. & Back Again (1:54)
7. Come Down To The Station (3:04)
8. A Dizzy Day (2:48)
9. Blues In Your Head (4:45)
10. Time To Leave (3:14)
11. Deep Water (Mono Single Mix) (2:15)
12. Come Down To The Station (Mono Single Mix) (3:04)
13. Thunder And Lightning (Single Mix) (3:06)
14. Blues In Your Head (Single Edit) (4:03)
15. Sha-Sha (3:33)
16. Universal Party (3:01)

Artwork Included (US vinyl front, back, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD)

http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/zyTRyJEe/file.html

Searnav said...

Odetta – Odetta Sings Dylan

RCA VICTOR LPS 3324 (USA 1965)

This rip = CD re-release CAMDEN 74321 773802 LC 00316 (UK 2000)

Odetta (vocals)
Bruce Langhorne (guitar)
Peter Childs (guitar)
Les Grinage (bass)

1. Baby, I'm In The Mood For You (2:50)
2. Long Ago, Far Away (2:50)
3. Don't Think Twice, It's All Right (5:43)
4. Tomorrow is a long time (6:20)
5. Masters Of War (6:18)
6. Walkin' Down The Line (4:01)
7. The times they are a-changin' (4:39)
8. With God on our side (5:13)
9. Long Time Gone (3:44)
10. Mr. Tambourine Man (10:44)
11. Blowin' In The Wind (4:11)
12. Paths Of Victory (2:24)

Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back)

http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/pWAjhctu/file.html

LoFi Larry said...

Thanks for the Odetta, Searnav, always been one of my favorite performers. I've got this record but never managed to rip it - it looks like there's two bonus tracks here also, that aren't on the LP (11 & 12).

I like her Dylan covers, but I've also found it interesting to compare the "standards" that they've both covered (Gallows Pole, No More Cane On The Brazos, Seven Curses/Anathea , Paths Of Victory, No More Auction Block, House Of Rising Sun…etc). Such different styles but both with such entrancing results.

By odd coincidence, I also chose one of her albums to share tomorrow, I suppose great minds think alike, eh? :)

Searnav said...

Lofi Larry, thanks for your kind comment. I also like Odetta's other releases, although I don't have a lot. So your next post will be welcomed.

JohnnyDiego said...

Unusual in that he hated Dylan's vocal style, Elvis Presley called Odetta Sings Dylan one of his favorite albums and even considered recording her version of Blowin' In The Wind.
I've never heard it so thanks, Saernav, for the share.

Anonymous said...

as a usually reader & downloader i'd like to thank you for all the good music you share & wish you all the best!
lolla

Javanes said...

Hi "Twilightzoners". I really enjoyed all the posts published and in the comments. Thank you all for that. I found here really rare pearls and discovered new bands. You are just fantastic! In November, I started to put together all Christmas music I could find and just finished around 10 posts. A lot of your albuns and links were used there... So thank you again for making this "collection" richer. Here is the final post:
http://somvalvulado.blogspot.com.br/2015/12/its-christmas-time-very-special.html

Merry Christmas to you all, and long live Twilightzone and its comments session.

Javanes

JohnnyDiego said...

Is anyone else having problems with Zippyshare? It could be my particular computer issues but for the past two days the upload button seems to be dysfunctional.

Anonymous said...

RYP, danke für Andre Nummer 2! Those 4 Andre Williams LPs are probably the most complete reissues one can find. Still, a pity that nobody compiles more of his work, e.g. as producer and writer....so much more to discover! Jan

Steve626 said...

JohnnyDiego

Just downloaded successfully from Zippyshare, so it's working on my end with a Mac. If you're having problems I'm happy to download from zippy and upload to a service that you can access. Let me know.

JohnnyDiego said...

Steve --
My problem is with uploading. Downloads are fine.

heylee said...

Searnav, thank you for sharing Odetta's, "Odetta Sings Dylan"...learning something everyday.

exooregon said...

Searnav...thanks for the Barbara Keith! It was produced by Peter Asher...certainly one of his first projects (everything I've read about the start of his production career misses this album, and goes straight to James Taylor.)

Lil'ol'lady said...

Happy holidays to all who make this such a special place! The spirit of community fostered here all year 'round is the essence of the Christmas spirit that does not dissipate with the opening of the last present. Every day is precious here because of Gyro and Jillem, and so many others who truly make each day Christmas. Thank you.

Anonymous said...

ty for posting Odetta! everybody should own this album!

Anonymous said...

Thanks to Searnav for the Odetta disc. I was lucky enough to see her perform not long before her death.
Echoing the thanks to all who post here for such GREAT music and so much generosity.
Happy Holidays to all!

lemonflag said...

I come here first everyday. TZ is a light in the midst of all the darkness we see around us.
Thanks for the music, thanks for the stories and thanks for the fellowship.

ralph11 said...

@ Johnny D
I did 2 uploads today without any problems. Good luck to you.
Ralph11

Anonymous said...

Tanx for the Grapefruit!

Anonymous said...

Johnny D, Elvis didn't like Dylan's singing voice, not his songs, I see nothing wrong in that!

I too am anonymous.