Having dished out numerous high-quality compilations dedicated to the funky and soulful side of life, Harmless now switch their attention to all things Latin. Using the musically significant years of 1965to1975 as a parameter, compiler James Maycock has dug out a selection of Latin tunes that were specifically influenced by black music, such as Roberto Roena's "Canta Una Simple", a direct cover version of Sly and The Family Stone's "Sing A Simple Song". Many of the songs here were recorded in New York at a time when the Hispanic and black communities were undergoing similar pressures and could easily find common ground. Stars like Bobby Valentin ("Use It Before You Lose It"), The Latinaires ("Creation"), Tito Puente (whose track "Black Brothers" illustrates his long-standing connections with black music and culture), Herbie Mann ("Jungle Fantasy") and Monguito Santamaria ("Groovetime") all draw on funk and soul and combine them with Afro-Cuban, Afro-Brazilian and other Latin styles to create powerful, floor-friendly records. --Paul Sullivan, Soul Detective
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1. Use It Before You Lose It - Bobby ValentÌn 2. Creation - The Latinaires 3. My Shingaling - Joey Pastrana & His Orchestra 4. Get Out Of My Way - Joe Torres 5. Flight To Cuba - Fire 6. Seeds Of Life - Harlem River Drive 7. Groovetime - Monguito Santamaria 8. So Fine - Joe Bataan 9. Black Brothers - Tito Puente 10. Kako s Boogaloo - Kako Y Su Combo 11. Canta Una Simple (Sing A Simple Song) - Roberto Roena y Su Apollo Sound 12. I Want A Chance For Romance - Hector Rivera 13. Jungle Fantasy - Herbie Mann 14. Broasted Or Fried - The Latinaires
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"Broasted or Fried" Latin Breakbeats, Basslines & Boogaloo
...Many Thanks To Jillem For The Broasted or Fried Share! served by Gyro1966...
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Groovy thank yous!
Que suave...Muchisimos Thanks
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Bruce Springsteen - The Ties That Bind_The River Collection LP1
The Ties That Bind: The River Collection is a brand new six or seven disc deluxe set that takes comprehensive look at Bruce Springsteen‘s The River era.
The set will be offered in 4CD+2 x blu-ray or 4CD+3DVD and will contains 52 audio tracks with a wealth of unreleased material, and four hours of never-before-seen video on blu-ray (or DVD depending on which set you opt for).
The audio element is comprised of the original The River double album as released in 1980 and the first official release of The River: Single Album which is the 10-track album that Springsteen recorded in 1979 as a follow up to 1978’s Darkness On The Edge Of Town but never released. The fourth CD on the box set is 22-track collection called The River: Outtakes, which spans the entire The River sessions in 1979 and 1980. Eleven songs are rarities that have never been released before – for the most part are completely unheard
The blu-rays (or DVDs) will include a a brand new documentary The Ties That Bind (60 mins) about The River; never-released, newly edited multi-camera footage from Springsteen’s 1980 show in Tempe, Arizona and never-before-seen; rare tour rehearsal footage. The 5 November Arizona gig runs for 2 hours, 40 minutes features early live versions of over half of The River songs.
The Ties That Bind: The River Collection is packaged in a 10″ x 12″ box and includes a 148-page hardcover book of 200 rare or previously unseen photos and memorabilia with a new essay by Mikal Gilmore.
The Ties That Bind: The River Collection will be released on 4 December 2015.
Disc: 1 / The River
1. The Ties That Bind
2. Sherry Darling
3. Jackson Cage
4. Two Hearts
5. Independence Day
6. Hungry Heart
7. Out In The Street
8. Crush On You
9. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
10. I Wanna Marry You
11. The River
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INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/bruce-springsteen-the-ties-that-bind-the-river-collection/
Bruce Springsteen - The Ties That Bind_The River Collection LP2
Disc: 2 / The River
1. Point Blank
2. Cadillac Ranch
3. I’m A Rocker
4. Fade Away
5. Stolen Car
6. Ramrod
7. The Price You Pay
8. Drive All Night
9. Wreck On The Highway
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INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/bruce-springsteen-the-ties-that-bind-the-river-collection/
Bruce Springsteen - The Ties That Bind_The River Collection - Single Album
Disc: 3 / The River: Single Album
1. The Ties That Bind
2. Cindy
3. Hungry Heart
4. Stolen Car
5. Be True
6. The River
7. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
8. The Price You Pay
9. I Wanna Marry You
10. Loose End
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INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/bruce-springsteen-the-ties-that-bind-the-river-collection/
Bruce Springsteen - The Ties That Bind_The River Collection - Outtakes
Disc: 4 / The River: Outtakes
1. Meet Me In The City
2. The Man Who Got Away
3. Little White Lies
4. The Time That Never Was
5. Night Fire
6. Whitetown
7. Chain Lightning
8. Party Lights
9. Paradise By The C
10. Stray Bullet
11. Mr. Outside
12. Roulette
13. Restless Nights
14. Where The Bands Are
15. Dollhouse
16. Living On The Edge Of The World
17. Take ’em As They Come
18. Ricky Wants A Man Of Her Own
19. I Wanna Be With You
20. Mary Lou
21. Held Up Without A Gun
22. From Small Things (Big Things One Day Come)
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INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/bruce-springsteen-the-ties-that-bind-the-river-collection/
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
The Ace Of Cups - It's Bad For You But Buy It (1967-1969)
Big Beat's acclaimed 'Nuggets from the Golden Gate' series returns after a brief hiatus with a collection devoted to a band familiar to all aficionados of late 1960s San Francisco psychedelic rock. 17 tracks from the pioneering all-girl band, recorded between 1967-69, as well as group leader Denise Kaufman's 1966 45 as Denise & Company. 2003.
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/Its-Bad-You-But-Buy/dp/B0000TCOHI
BONUS 3 OF 6 @VBR (please share if you have 320)
Buddy Miller - Universal United House of Prayer '04
Changeup: Buddy Miller issues a roots gospel album as his debut for New West. Miller effortlessly walks the line between the genre's styles, all the while stamping them with his own unique Americana trademark. Miller wrote or co-wrote eight of the set's 11 selections and employs a backing band of friends including Brady Blade, Steve Hindalong, Phil Madeira, Tammy Rogers, Byron House, Rick Plant, and (of course) Julie Miller and Emmylou Harris. But what sets it apart are the stellar talents of gospel vocalists Ann and Regina McCrary, who sing on all but two tracks. And speaking of vocals, Universal United House of Prayer is the first album that highlights Miller's usually unsung talent: his singing. The album opens with "Worry Too Much," one of the many fine tunes by the late songwriter Mark Heard. It's deep in the blues gospel groove; a B-3 and Rogers' fiddle wind around the middle of the tune, underscored by Miller's gritty guitar licking the edges and punching the middle. Miller's singing, buoyed by the McCrarys' sublime chorus work, goes right to the grain in the lyric and tears at the heart of it. "Shelter Me," written with his wife, Julie, is a deep, bluesed-out funky church song. Buddy's voice professes and testifies his confidence in a God who holds the place of safety while imploring Him to continue, with the McCrarys carrying the refrain to the skies with their otherworldly harmonies and fills. Miller's guitar bites down hard, gritty, and greasy in the break with a droning B-3 giving him the foundation to riff on. The cover of Bob Dylan's historical antiwar tome "With God on Our Side" may feel, initially, like an anomaly here. But the sheer beauty and bewilderment in Miller's reading makes it a spiritual of a different kind. The hillbilly gospel of the Louvin Brothers is also represented by a fine version of "There's a Higher Power." The folksy country of "Fire and Water" and "Wide River to Cross," both written with Julie, simply and profoundly offer the poetic, stark, and harsh realities of life as they are transcended with hope and healing. In each case, the sheer simplicity in the presentation (the latter with Harris) is dignified, restrained, and utterly genuine. The rollicking country blues stomp of "Don't Wait" (written with Jim Lauderdale) brings the raw snarl of Saturday night regret as it gives way to Sunday morning redemption. The set closes Julie Miller's testifyin' "Fall on the Rock," an unabashed exhortation to Christian salvation that rocks, rolls, struts, and swaggers with crackling energy, passion, and pathos. Universal United House of Prayer feels like it's the record Buddy's been waiting to make his entire career, and as such it is his finest moment. (Thom Jurek, Allmusic)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/universal-united-house-of-prayer-mw0000395856
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Thee Wylde Oscars - Right, Yeah '10
Jay Wiseman has been celebrating 1960s garage rock for decades now. The veteran frontman enjoyed cult fame in the San Diego bands The Trebles in the ‘80s and The Hoods in the ‘90s. Since relocating to Australia 10 years ago, he has played in a band called The King Hits and surely dabbled elsewhere. Now he’s popped up as the lead guitarist, primary songwriter, and often singer of the Melbourne quartet Thee Wylde Oscars. Dodgy name aside, it’s a rowdy continuation of the specific vintage of music Wiseman holds so dear.
Rounded out by three young guns, all of whom have adopted the last name Wylde for the album credits, the band has a jumpy, hungry sound on this debut album. They’re never touched by the melancholy of labelmates The Frowning Clouds, and there’s not a ballad in sight. There’s also none of their namesake’s trademark wit, which probably would have plunged this into pure kitsch. No, these are straight romps, all blurting hooks and plain-as-day lyrics shot directly from the hip. More often than not they’re expressions of romantic frustration – from the mid-album knockout ?What About Me? to the SMS-inspired ?L.O.L.?. Wiseman has long favoured the harmonica, and the instrument is most prominent on the closing ‘All For Naught’, the only song written jointly between all four members of the band. http://messandnoise.com/releases/2000625
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INFO
http://www.discogs.com/Wylde-Oscars-Thee-Right-Yeah/release/5338243
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Mike Sanchez feat. Albert Lee-So Many Routes '14
14 tracks,brandnew album by Mike Sanchez and Albert Lee one of the most famous country rock guitar players from England, who had a successful solo career and who played with the 'who's who' of the rockin' scenes from the 1960s up to the nowadays. Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds, The Everly Brothers Reunion, Jerry Lee Lewis, Bill Wyman, Bo Diddley, Earl Scruggs, Tom Jones, Emmylou Harris, Eric Clapton ... to name just a few! Albert Lee's heroes are the likes of Gene Vincent's guitarist Cliff Gallup, Jimmy Bryant and Scotty Moore by the way! Sanchez himself was also part of Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings and also is very successful with his solo career since the year 2000! This album is fantastic mixture of classic Rhythm & Blues and Rockabilly music! Highly recommended and a five stars release all the way! N.F.
Medium 1
Help Me Find My Way
I Don't Stand A Chance
Ain't Gonna Let Nothing
Your Mama's Got A Crush On Me
Messed With An Angel
Glad All Over
Modern Don Juan
I'm Waiting For You
Modern Romance
I Got Love If You Want It
I'm Moving On
When Something's Gone Wrong
Nothing Else To Say
Bertha Lou
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INFO
http://www.amazon.com/So-Many-Routes-feat-Albert/dp/B00U2FTP6S
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Michael Carpenter - The Big Radio '15
Rated 10 OUT OF 10 (Powerpopaholic)
You’d have to go back almost six years for Michael Carpenter’s last big solo release. Few artists are as reliable as the Australian singer-songwriter, producer, and engineer. You’re just guaranteed to get excellent power pop and he doesn’t disappoint here. The opener “Don’t Open That Door” is another classic melodic gem, with layered guitars and harmonies underneath a catchy hook. The pounding drum starts “She’s In Love With Herself,” a fast paced put down that breaks into guitar nirvana between each chorus. And the gems continue with “Blind,” the powerful “I’ve Been Lovin’ You” and each tune that follows (not a note of filler here). He gives a shout out to a major influence “Chrissie Hynde” and even a deep bluesy rocker with “Too Late.” Right now its a download only, but CDs are coming in January.
There is a rumor that this may be Michael’s last album, and I can only hope that he doesn’t permanently hang up his recording hat (I’ll wait another six years or more if he keeps giving me music like this). Even though Michael is often dubbed “a one man dynamo” who runs his own label, works as a recording engineer, writes for an Australian recording magazine, etc. I selfishly want more of his great songwriting and performing. Like his last solo album, this easily gets a spot somewhere in my ever crowded top ten list for 2015. (Powerpopaholic)
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INFO
http://www.powerpopaholic.com/2015/11/michael-carpenter-and-the-speak.html
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One of my favorite albums. Ever.
For Searnav:
The Velvet Underground - Complete Matrix Tapes (Scans) (2015)
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Even if you don't like Springsteen, listen to CD3 and CD4 of Ties That Bind. The most melodic and fun music he ever wrote.
Huge thanks to G for the unexpected blast of Boss music, along with agreement with his evaluation of the River phase of Bruce's career. Can't wait to enjoy the "new" tunes from my favorite era. Also thanks to G for the two "Mike" albums, Sanchez and Carpenter. What a fine way to start the day!
Iggyoutinthestreet
Gyro - Thank you for the Springsteen -- particularly The Outtakes CD 4. Also, the Carpenter!
Very grateful for the Michael Carpenter & Thee Wylde Oscars, Gyro.
Gyro - thanks for the Brooce! A lot of the "unreleased" material has been floating around for years, but it's such a great Bruce era. And thanks also for the Michael Carpenter.
Bruuuuuce!!!
Thank you for Latin Breakbeats and The Ace Of Cups.
Thank you....
Thanks Gyro for the as of yet unknown to me Michael Carpenter & Thee Wylde Oscars (they sure look like they could be right in my ballpark Powerpop and good ole 60's style garage) and to top it off Bruuce! I enjoy the various Bruce Outtake Sessions, such as Tracks, The Promise, and various others even more than the official studio stuff. He sure left a lot of good songs lying around during that late 70's early 80's run of his + he gave some good songs away to others too.
Broasted Or Fried!
Another classic. This one got played and played and taped and lent here and there - and disappeared about 10 years ago.
Gracias!
J in Liverpool
Bruce IS THE BOSS of all posers! Long may he suck.
Thanks for the Latin comp. Am truly diggin' it.
Tanx for Broasted Aces Wylde!
thanks for all the great music you Twilighters are sharing its keeping me busy while on the sick does anyone have any OVERLANDERS they wish to share great under rated folk group
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