An excellent compilation of raw Memphis soul – from one of the rarest singers on the famous Hi Records label! In the years before Hi Records had big hits with singers like Al Green and Ann Peebles, and when they were still mostly messing around with pop instrumental tunes, the label was fortunate enough to have the talents of the great singer Don Bryant – a rich-voiced southern singer with a mix of styles who could easily slip into the styles of singers like Tyrone Davis, Otis Redding, Johnny Taylor, and Wilson Pickett. (Dusty Groove)
trax:
01 She's looking good 02 You're a wonderfull one 03 Funky broadway 04 Can I change my mind 05 Soul man 06 Land of 1000 dances 07 Slip away 08 For your precious love 09 Expressway to your heart 10 Try me 11 When something is wrong with my baby 12 Cry baby 13 Run to me 14 You cause me to wonder 15 That ain't right woman 16 It ain't easy 17 Walkie talkie love 18 I can't go on (suffering like this) 19 Please don't leave 20 I stuck by you 21 Doin' the mustang 22 That drivin' beat 23 Clear days and stormy nights 24 Everytime I think about you I get the blues 25 Hurt no longer 26 Love's gonna live here again
...Many Thanks To Jillem For The Don Bryant Share! served by Gyro1966...
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Don Bryant "Doin' The Mustang"
...Many Thanks To Jillem For The Don Bryant Share! served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/5S6WMdrd/file.html
THE GIRLS ARE AT IT AGAIN
A nice collection of obscure UK female sides from the mid to late 60’s, heavily favoring the Fontana and Polydor labels. The “Beat Girls” title is a bit of a misnomer, as this goes pretty far beyond the beat world to incorporate teen pop, vocal R&B, northern soul, and other pop subgenres of the period.
V/A “The Girls Are At It Again: UK Beat Girls 1964-69” (2009) 320
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/pEuvrRMM/file.html
01 Tracy Rogers - Back With You Baby
02 Bimbi Worrick - Long Time Comin'
03 Claire Francis - But I Don't Care
04 Karol Keyes - Can't You Hear The Music
05 Diana Dors - So Little Time
06 The Carolines - Love Made A Fool Of Me
07 Angela Deen - Gotta Hand It To The Boy
08 The Caravelles - You Are Here
09 Jenny Wren - Chasing My Dream All Over
10 Lesley Dawson - Run For Shelter
11 Linda Kendrick - When Your Love Is Warm
12 Lesley Duncan - See That Guy
13 Diane Lancaster - How I Need Him
14 Michelle - Sally Fool
15 The Carrolls - Surrender Your Love
16 Kiki Dee - Miracles
17 Tracy Rogers - Baby
18 Lori Balmer - Four Faces West
19 Danielle - I'm Gonna Marry The Boy
20 Pattie Lane - Paper Dreams
Info:
http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Girls-Are-At-It-Again-UK-Beat-Girls-1964-1969/release/2158829
PLASTIC PENNY
UK popsike, they had two studio albums in just over a year’s time, which is impressive for a band that only charted one hit single. Although the band came and went fairly quickly, most members went on to bigger and better things with bands like UFO, Spencer Davis Group, Procol Harum, The Troggs, and even Elton John. They have one more posthumous release of b-sides and rarities called “Heads I Win, Tails You Lose” – I thought I had it but can’t find it, so if anyone does have it please consider sharing.
Plastic Penny “Two Sides Of A Penny” (1968/1993 Remaster) 320
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/sXp6x5hp/file.html
Plastic Penny “Currency” (1969/1993 Remaster) 320
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/dDCmpSvG/file.html
KENSINGTON MARKET
Hailing from Toronto, Canada, they formed out of the ashes of at least three local bands. They played a bluesy popsike that tinkers with pieces of US West Coast country psych while staying distinctly unique among the rising sea of Fillmore followers. However, their studio work couldn’t quite capture the rich arrangements they were known for in concert; commercial shortcomings combined with internal strife to dissolve the band after only about two years. They laid down two full-lengths in their time, appreciated more in retrospect than they were at the jump, for defining what would become a small but identifiable branch of Canadian-style psych rock.
Kensington Market “Avenue Road” (1968/2008 Remaster) 320
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/buHLA3cf/file.html
Kensington Market “Aardvark” (1969/2008 Remaster) 320
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/EUGmQomu/file.html
Thank you Gyro for the Don Bryant!!
LoFi Larry --
Back in the late 60s when the record stores were beginning to pack in the new rock groups and being forty years away from computers and blogs it was nearly impossible to determine which record to buy. As often as possible I made it a point to buy at least one unknown (to me) record when my money allowed it. Kensington Market was one of the groups that I looked at at one time. They were pictured on the cover in a snow storm (Avenue Road) but I didn't buy it. I can't remember what record I did buy but I've always remembered that album precisely because I came so close to buying it. Now I have an opportunity to hear what it was I missed. So, thanks.
And keep the girls coming. You and Gyro supply the girls and I'll take it from there. I've never had so many women before.
Thanks for the Don Bryant.
For LoFi Larry:
Thee Tsunamis - Saturday Night Sweetheart '15
For fans of: the Trashwomen, the Shangri Las, the New York Dolls, the Ramones, the Bobbyteens, the Mummies, Girls in the Garage, and John Waters.
The debut LP of Indiana-based bubblegum punk trio Thee Tsunamis.
More street-grit than surfside, Thee Tsunamis are a rock’n’roll joyride with hellcat weed queens at the wheel. On their debut full-length Saturday Night Sweetheart, the Midwest-turf trio—Betsy (guitar), Jenna (bass) and Sharlene (drums)—blend girl-group bubblegum with feral punk, hugging every hairpen turn along the way.
Saturday Night Sweetheart, with its jagged harmonies over fuzz-crusted pop hooks, marries the New York Dolls’ gutter-glam attitude with the sound of Brill Building teen-sploitation, to a much bloodier effect. From heart-in-a-blender tales and drag-race party anthems to the title track’s proto-punk pyrotechnics, these 12 tunes are as catchy as they are cutting and together they tell a story as old as time: what the men don’t know, the little girls understand.
Like Thee Tsunamis’ demo release A Goodbad Man Is Hard To Find (2013) and horror-concept EP Delirium and Dark Waters (2014), Saturday Night Sweetheart (May, 2015) was recorded to tape in the basement of Magnetic South and has the signature fidelity of a subterranean rock’n’roll echo-chamber. Plate reverb and tape
delay spin some witchy doo wop atmospherics between slasher guitar riffs and nerve rattling rhythms. Saturday Night Sweetheart is a date you don’t want to break. (Crawdaddy)
More street-grit than surfside, Thee Tsunamis are a rock'n'roll joyride with Tura Satana at the wheel. On their debut full-length Saturday Night Sweetheart, the trio (Betsy on guitar, Jenna on bass, and Sharlene on beats) blend girl-group bubblegum with feral punk, hugging every hairpin turn of Kim Fowley's twisted, trashbucket heart along the way. With jagged harmonies over fuzz-crusted pop hooks, theirs is the sound of Brill Building teen-sploitation with bloodier results. From heart-in-a-blender tales to drag-race party anthems, these 12 tracks are as catchy as they are cutting and together they tell a story as old as time: what the men don't know, the little girls understand. Like Thee Tsunamis' tape A Goodbad Man Is Hard To Find (2013) and horror-concept EP Delirium and Dark Waters (2014), Saturday Night Sweetheart (May, 2015) was recorded to tape in the basement studio of Magnetic South and has all the signature fidelity of a subterranean rock'n'roll echo-chamber. So play it loud, and hold on to your seat! (Bomp)
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/PAimu5cz/file.html
INFO
https://magneticsouth.bandcamp.com/album/thee-tsunamis-saturday-night-sweetheart
http://thequietus.com/articles/18586-thee-tsunamis-saturday-night-sweetheart-review
http://www.amazon.com/Saturday-Night-Sweetheart-Thee-Tsunamis/dp/B00VI2KW1G
many thanks gyro,ryp,and jillem for all yur great input into this blog.
thanks gyro for the don Bryant drop,superb!
Thanks for Don Bryant and "The Girls".
cheers,ELtel
Thanks for Thee Tsunamis, Gyro - I sure dig them lo-fi ladies.
Happy New Year to you all, and thanks again to all the posters.
I'm hoping one of you can help me with a request. I've been looking for music by Das Furlines, a mid-'80s all-woman punk-polka group. Particularly the 4-CD box set,"Bratwurst, Bierhalls and Bustiers" put out in 1992 on Palooka Records. But anything would be great (They had three albums in the mid-eighties).
Thanks for your efforts.
Peace in the new year.
Thanks for the girls, always a pleasure! Meanwhile, already the 31st here in Malaysia, I uploaded overnight some extra shares as tomorrow we take a day off (phew... finally!)
Bob Neuwirth
Look Up
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/UbCMsh44/file.html
Havanna Midnight
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/esBaYDHw/file.html
Back To The Front
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/eUsCkK2b/file.html
and the rest of Peter Case.
Peter Case
Full Service No Waiting
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/hugKWcxx/file.html
Hwy62
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/Shf15nea/file.html
Let Us Now Praise Sleepy John
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/i2oiPXbw/file.html
Los Altos Hills Ca, KFJC Studio 22-06-1984
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/hzX2GxfT/file.html
Peter Case
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/T3sWsF2I/file.html
Selections From Peter Case (Promo)
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/rNZ8rDfs/file.html
Sings Like Hell
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/eSeaLKCE/file.html
Six-pack Of Love
Thank You St. Jude
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/KzV1BGsR/file.html
The Man With The Blue Post Modern Fragmented Neo-Traditionalist Guitar
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/3tUuYtxd/file.html
Happy New Year to you all especially Mr. Twilight himself, Gyro, Larry, Jillem and all those who share their music here. My collection is expanding way too rapidly to listen to everything more than once. But no complains, I hope the blog continues next year in the same speed!
A Punk-Polka group on Palooka! I think your pulling my plonker...
Psyclist -- Thanks for all the Peter Case & Bob Neuwirth.
Lemonflag -- check out 'Nichts Nein Frankenstein' on Youtube. Bad recording, but... Here's the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnWlRWm2y2w
Happy New Year everybody.
Peace.
To all of you who make the TZ a welcome respite from troubling times, wishes for a season of peace and happiness.
Thanks for all the generous shares.
Psyclist: The link for 'Six-pack Of Love' is missing, or maybe I'm blind?
Happy New Year all!
Happy new year to all, and much thanks for the Don Bryant guys.
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