This new instrumental rock album by guitarist Evan Foster is destined to become a modern classic - Foster, singer/guitarist for Seattle garage/surf rockers Boss Martians, enlisted drummer Dusty Watson (Dick Dale, Concrete Blonde) and longtime Boss Martians bandmate and keyboard whiz Nick C. to help him commit these 20 hook-heavy, instantly memorable "instro" classics to tape. Instrumentals spotlights a varied array of styles: surf garage punk, art-punk, sci-fi synth punk, moody spaghetti western, revved-up mod-soul, haunting soundtrack ballads and more! Foster's immaculate guitar & bass work, mastery of tone, and positively unique writing style combine to create arguably the top instrumental rock release of 2004!
musicians:
Evan Foster - Guitar, bass, keys, percussion / Dusty Watson - Drums / Nick Contento - Keys
trax:
1. Hearse Full Of Souls 2. Drag The Dragon 3. Glass Packed & Fully Stacked 4. Venice, Late Night 5. Mouthbreather 6. Meanstreak 7. Cann Of Electrodes 8. Spy On Me 9. Where Do I Stand? 10. Slidin' 11. She Rides A Chopper 12. Surfer's Anthem 13. Embrujada 14. Primitive Art 15. Sequence Array 16. I.D. Crisis 17. Werewolves International 18. Rattlesnake 19. I Want Some Sex 20. A Familiar Unknown
…originally served by Gyro1966...

48 comments:
Evan Foster "Instrumentals"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/R9FZy4Gh/file.html
Cat Mother & The All Night Newsboys – The Street Giveth…And The Street Taketh Away
Polydor 31473 7616-2 (USA 1997)
Roy Michaels (bass, guitar, vocals)
Michael Equine (drums, guitar, vocals)
Larry Packer (lead guitar, violin, mandolin, vocals)
Bob Smith (electric piano, organ drums, vocals)
Charlie Chin (rhythm guitar, banjo, vocals)
Produced by Jimi Hendrix and Cat Mother
1. Good Old Rock N' Roll (3:11)
2. Favors (3:31)
3. Charlie's Waltz (3:50)
4. How I Spent My Summer (4:00)
5. Marie (2:52)
6. Probably Won't (5:02)
7. Can You Dance To It? (5:06)
8. Bramble Bush (5:24)
9. Bad News (3:13)
10. Boston Burglar (3:52)
11. Track In "A" (9:52)
Artwork included (front, back, booklet, CD)
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/u1qrB5GG/file.html
The New Christy Minstrels – Merry Christmas!
CBS BPG 62287 (CL 2096) (U.K. 1963)
At the very center of the picture, you can spot a young Gene Clark in his pre-Byrds days. At left, sporting his yellow sweater, is Barry McGuire.
1. Beautiful City (2:44)
2. Tell It On The Mountain (2:06)
3. One Star (2:29)
4. Christmas Wishes (1:54)
5. The Shepherd Boy (2:19)
6. Sing Hosanna, Hallelujah (3:03)
7. Sing Along With Santa (2:11)
8. It'll Be A Merry Christmas (2:03)
9. Tell Me (3:44)
10. A Christmas World (1:36)
11. Parson Brown (Our Christmas Dinner) (2:42)
12. Christmas Trees (1:26)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, UK labels, USA labels)
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/5J9W2tnp/file.html
Savoy Brown – Savage Return
London Records PS 718 (U.S.A. 1978)
Kim Simmonds (vocals, guitar, harmonica)
Ian Ellis (bass, vocals)
Tom Farnell (drums, percussion)
1. The First Night (3:16)
2. Don't Do It Baby, Do It (4:16)
3. Spirit High (3:14)
4. Play It Right (4:01)
5. Walk Before You Run (4:38)
6. My Own Man (3:52)
7. I'm Alright Now (4:58)
8. Rock 'N' Roll Man (3:40)
9. Double Lover (6:10)
Artwork Included (vinyl front, back, labels and CD front, homemade back)
Vinyl front cover signed by Kim Simmonds
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/I8oR6sXn/file.html
The Long Ryders – Two Fisted Tales
Island Records 90594 (USA 1987)
Sid Griffin (guitar, harmonica, bugle, banjo, vocals)
Tom Stevens (bass, cello, acoustic guitar, vocals)
Stephen McCarthy (guitar, mandolin, lap steel, vocals)
Greg Sowders (drums, percussion, dice)
With help from:
David Hidalgo (accordion)
Debbi and Vicki Peterseon (background vocals)
W. Pleasure (organ)
1. Gunslinger Man (3:14)
2. I Want You Bad (2:44)
3. A Stitch In Time (4:05)
4. The Light Gets In The Way (3:56)
5. Prairie Fire (2:55)
6. Baby's In Toyland (4:11)
7. Long Story Short (3:45)
8. Man Of Misery (3:30)
9. Harriet Tubman's Gonna Carry Me Home (3:34)
10. For The Rest Of My Days (4:45)
11. Spectacular Fall (4:42)
Artwork Included (LP & CD)
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/kZGu8SDU/file.html
Eddy Senay - Soul Preachin' : Hot Guitar Funk From Detroit (Vampisoul)
Recorded in 1972 and 1973.
http://www.discogs.com/Eddy-Senay-Soul-Preachin/release/2423369
Eddy Senay released two great albums for Sussex Records (Hot Thang and Step By Step). Both of them full of funky, yet melodic instrumentals and with an amazing cover of 'Ain't No sunshine'. On this CD version, all tracks from both are included. A fantastic jazz-funk-soul guitar album - and danceable too!
Cue-rip, Full scans, Flac
http://www.file-upload.net/download-11103262/ES-SP.rar.html
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Reggae And Dub XL 84
Trojan Originals 3 x CD Box Set
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Trojan-Originals-Box-Set/release/1224384
Trojan Sixties 3 x CD Box Set
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Trojan-Sixties-Box-Set/release/2101346
Trojan Ska 3 x CD Box Set
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Trojan-Ska-Box-Set/release/673510
Nero AAC/Vbr
http://www.file-upload.net/download-11103040/ReggaeAndDubXL84.rar.html
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Reggae And Dub XL 85
Trojan X-Rated 3 x CD Box Set
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Trojan-X-Rated-Box-Set/release/873626
This is, perhaps, the first authoritative release documenting the notion of "slackness" (overtly sexually suggestive lyrics) and its place in the Jamaican R&B and reggae pantheons. While early calypso recordings by Lord Kitchener and Sir Lancelot provided Jamaican audiences with titillating fare, by the time slackness got to ska and reggae it was out of the box and off the hook. There are 50 sides collected on these three CDs, and they make for one of the rowdiest, sauciest party mixes of all time. Trojan, from their seemingly endless catalog, has assembled this collection with great care, bringing not only the salaciously oriented tracks to the fore, but the best of them, recorded by both obscure, and very well-known, popular artists in the genre: There's Max Romeo with the skanking "Wet Dream," Lloyd & Patsy with "Papa Do It Sweet," Derrick Morgan's "My Dickie," Lee Perry on a pair of tracks -- and producing a few others -- Augustus Pablo with Fay tearing it up on "Bedroom Mazurka," and even mighty dread U-Roy with "What Is Catty." Most of this is somewhat crude in terms of its humor, rather than something aesthetically sensual, but the music here is first rate, with killer beats and rhythms, very sophisticated melodies, and steamy reggae. This collection is not for everybody, but it is a landmark, and documents for punters as well as collectors an important subgenre in Jamaican music. -Allmusic
Flac, Full scans
http://www.file-upload.net/download-11103011/ReggaeAndDubXL85.rar.html
Pat Morgan asked for :
Loggins and Messina @256
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/Nl8aFm8i/file.html
Thanks to the original uploader.
Thanks for the Trojan Jillem.
cheers,ELtel
Keep The Links Alive :
mike sanchez Just Can't Afford It '99
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/72841523/file.html
sleepy john estes - First Recordings
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/MOV81L16/file.html
The Stanley Brothers & The Clinch Mountain Boys - Angel Band: Classic Mercury Recordings 57-58
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/1573302/file.html
The Everly Brothers - Ballads 2013
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/98574114/file.html
Steve Forbert - Little Stevie Orbit '80
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/11969064/file.html
J.B. Hutto - Hawk Squat '67
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/4981808/file.html
Lotta Boppin' (And Plenty Screamin' Too!) Roulette Rock 'n' Roll Vol. 4
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/jl3UralN/file.html
The Soul Of Detroit -Relic
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/wynXNzVK/file.html
Ike Turner & Jackie Brenston, A Proper Introduction
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/0UFCFEsN/file.html
emmylou harris - Light of the Stable '79
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/67365643/file.html
John Entwistle - Smash Your Head Against The Wall '71
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/75881592/file.html
doug sahm - san antonio
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/74645974/file.html
Ry Cooder - Ry Cooder 1970
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/38792582/file.html
LEE DORSEY - EP Collection
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/dIDPuLZl/file.html
American Primitive Vol. II
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/hcLVmo1S/file.html
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/tnDuqoMK/file.html
Ryley Walker – Primrose Green '15
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/1xD07ny9/file.html
Plastic Ono Band '70 MFSL '04
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/52507980/file.html
100% - 600% Dynamite! - Soul Jazz Records @320
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/3c6umPRP/file.html
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/1PPTFJpe/file.html
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/shazLPvR/file.html
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/aQusiExh/file.html
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/SGCPB5hJ/file.html
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/sDpYjHMG/file.html
Richard Thompson - Still [Deluxe Edition] '15
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/73alTpQA/file.html
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/nS624OmW/file.html
al green - Greatest Hits The Best of
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/29410641/file.html
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/956245/file.html
walter davis - Please Remember Me 30-47
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/l8oDuSnu/file.html
Johnny Adams - Heart & Soul '70
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/hBn1GyAx/file.html
Karen Lawrence & The Pinz - Girl's Night Out '81
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/75404391/file.html
Copulatin’ Blues
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/we7yO0e9/file.html
The Copulatin' Collection
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/95nDkaH8/file.html
The Northern Soul Experience Vol.1 GOLDMINE
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/24446425/file.html
Jimmy Dawkins - All For Business '73
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/SWFVB7au/file.html
The Mighty Blue Kings - Meet Me In Uptown '96
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/56341501/file.html
The Mighty Blue Kings - Come One Come All '97
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/74574652/file.html
Many thanks for the Eddie Senay.
Thanks for Eddie Senay, outstanding album.
Swear to god, Jillem. I've tried and tried to download the Reggae And Dub XL 84 box but file-upload keeps failing on me. Is it my shit-box computer or are others having the same problem? I'll keep trying but at some point I'm going to have to have dinner and go to bed.
Thanks for Evan Foster and Emmylou Harris.
No Johnny D. It's Not Your shit-box computer, I'm also having the same problem and maybe someone else too.Jimmy
Same for me, Jillem, I have never been able to download your reggae posts with
file-upload, I thought I was the only one.Pity, though! Such good music!
Searnav, thanks for the classic, "
Cat Mother & The All Night Newsboys"...great.
Hello JohnnyDiego, I have the same problem with file-upload and I think it is my "shit-box" computer, haha ! 700mH/1,5 GB RAM. But other one-click hosters like uploaded etc. work fine, except mega.co.nz. Would it help to use linux instead of mozilla ? Any help or suggestions out there would be appreciated...but there is so much interesting music available, so this problem is not killing me, thanks for all the contributions...greetings from germany
I have a Mac from 2009, and I DL all of Jillem's file-Upload shares very quickly. It could be that my high speed broadband is very fast. Maybe it's what area you live in?
No issues with downloading Reggae And Dub XL 84. Thank you Jillem!
I have problems with file-upload too and my computer is solid & stable with a physical cable connection. I really don't have issues with any other host, except the ones that want to throw up browser-freezing "security warnings" (of course you detect malware you jerk, you're smelling you're own shit!!). File-Upload isn't doing that to me, just randomly failing at any given point in the transfer, it takes three or four tries to get one downloaded completely. The weird thing is, it doesn't "act" like it's failed, it pretends it has completed the download - but of course the file won't unzip since it's incomplete.
I'm not complaining, just tossing my experience in with the rest. I always enjoy your shares Jillem, and this certainly hasn't deterred me from shadow-boxing with file-upload to get them.
There's so much good reggae being put on this sight and most people can't access it. Myself included. Why not go to zippyshare so we can enjoy?
Thanks for the Loggins and Messina! Anyoneone have the other studio albums? Sittin' In, Sailin, Mother Lode, Native Sons? Also the first live album?
The Adblock Plus that Jillem recommended has really helped me immensely (I use it with Safari and I seem to plow through anything and everything, even the most extreme ad filled sites.) Now I don't get bogged down with all sorts of nonsense when I surf or DL, it has made everything much quicker for me.
@Johnny Diego & others RE file-upload problems:
I had many problems with those files using IDM but JDownloader works a champ. For those not familiar with JDownloader, I'd recommend giving it a try. It works flawlessly with file-upload links.
Yes, Adblock Plus is great utility. I never have any ads using Firefox.
After several tries I finally downloaded Jillem's shares. I had the same problem as LoFi Larry, arbitrary failure at various points during download. Perseverance won out, thank goodness. Thank you, Jillem, for all your great shares. When it comes to Reggae I don't know where to start. You've lead the way.
@Johnny Diego, etc. RE file-upload PART 2,
Spoke too soon. Experiencing problems with JDownloader. Constant restarts. First time to have problems with file-upload files.
I agree with Gyro that AdBlock Plus and Safari work pretty well. If I run into problems I'll use Chrome with AdBlock Plus, which is even better on the sites that try hard to spam you. Granted I have a fast cable connection, but I haven't had any problem downloading from file-upload. Your anti-virus and related programs could be the problem.
I've found File Up too erratic, most times it fails and suddenly I download two things. I seriously dislike it and I don't bother with Jillem's files anymore, unless Gyro or Ryp change it to zippyshare. I imagine Jillem gets a good deal from them.
I too am anonymous.
I have similar problems with fileupload, sometimes it works, mostly I have to try several times and do NOT use the computer at all. It seems the connection between fileupload and me can't handle too much activity.
I too have problems with the reggae downloads, I keep getting the links hoping that I'll find a way to overcome the issues
I have managed to download every one of the marvelous Reggae series that Jillem has posted (thank you by the way) but like others not without difficulties.
If I am doing other downloads, the File Upload download will inevitably fail. However if I try them individually particular in the morning (GMT) then the downloads work fine. Now I am running Windows 8 With plenty of RAM and a 20Mb Broadband connection. So its not the kit.
I've got a totally shite box computer. Had a few failures with the Reggae / Dub XL series but in a low tech way stumbled across a solution.... Just don't do anything else on your computer whilst downloading them. By the way the Big Youth triple CD is tops - £21.99 well spent back in the day..... at Probe.
J in Liverpool
I have problems with most places, but Zippy is the best for me. Wish everyone would use it.
Bob Dylan - The Cutting Edge Collector's Edition
Just in case you didn't buy the $600 5000-copy edition of the 18-disc complete Cutting Edge set, here is every note recorded in the studio from Jan 1965 to Mar 1966, when Dylan was at his most productive. It includes the Great Lost Dylan Song, "She's Your Lover Now," which was never completely recorded until Bob sat down at the piano and gave one of his greatest performances.
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/inside-bob-dylans-massive-new-sixties-bootleg-series-trove-20150924
320, all files named correctly.
BD-CE-Disc 01.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/0jo2V0KY/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 02.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/2CZNqKan/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 03.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/iky0SHOt/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 04.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/7jBWLpzk/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 05.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/s3vvzfam/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 06.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/WvyUqNu3/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 07.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/gjXtbdFK/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 08.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/BIHnaTPt/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 09.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/wVo9OCMl/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 10.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/HeDMxNKG/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 11.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/doi21pOE/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 12.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/mpPawD9H/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 13.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/vbMqGc8N/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 14.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/Wsd6uYRD/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 15.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/3t0aLdIp/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 16.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/BdAZO9f6/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 17.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/bPvqzd6B/file.html
BD-CE-Disc 18.rar
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/P3pjc0xG/file.html
A MUST for Dylan fans!
I don't have any problems with downloading from File-Upload unless there's heavy rain or a lightning storm between me and the satellite except my speed (1000-1450 K/Bs) but that's because it's from the satellite and they throttle you. And of course I can only download between Midnight and 5 AM or pay $10 a Meg. But that's the only thing available when you move out to the country. There is cable 4 miles from me in three different directions but I'll never see it because they was 64 houses to the mile before they'll put it in.
On top of that, I have Fiber from two different phone companies that runs across my property and neither of them will install the equipment to give me DSL.
My privacy and 22 Acres around me is worth more than the cable or DSL though.
Wayne
Forgot to add, the Ad Block is really great...... blocks tons of ads and the d/l starts without having to hit the last button....
Wayne
@you too who are anonymous--
I'm not to sure I appreciate your implication that Jillem is profiting from using File Upload. Zippyshare has a maximum of 200 mgs and Jillem's uploads are much larger. It's evident that he appreciates music and is very considerate when sharing. I've read a few of his posts to RYP that are written in German and he asks what would he ever do without a Twilightzone. I'm surely hoping you didn't intend any malice toward him.
Jillem is Reggae deity. My personal Rastafari.
Thank you for your kind words, JohnnyDiego. It's good to see you back.
@I too am anonymous
It is possible, but I don't make money at File-Upload. If money was the goal I would join Israbox and use RapidGator etc.
Guys,
It's frustrating, the intention is that it works well for everyone.
The good thing is we may use it for free, which of course is great, but
WeTransfer; also not perfect, files are gone after one week.
Zippyshare; also not perfect, of my four pages, there is only one left.
File-Upload; also not perfect for everyone, but files (up to 1 GB!) are stored for a year. After that it has to be downloaded once every two months.
For me File-Upload is perfect but if you know a better alternative, I will try it right away.
TO "I too am anonymous":
How DARE you suggest that Jillem is profiting from his use of fileupload.net!! This isn't the first time that you've dumped your snarky, boorish comments on a blogger. I hope Jillem sticks with fileupload (which he switched to for the benefit of twilightzoners) if only to discourage you from visiting! You need to work on your social skills or see your doctor for some happy pills.
Dave Mc.
I personally love file-upload because it works quickly with huge files. Zippy only accepts smaller files, so Flac files don't work. Thanks again to Jillem for all the great shares and his good taste in music.
Agree with Cally K - the key to a successful download of Jillem's reggae files is to do them alone, one at a time. Once I figured that out, File Upload has worked like a charm. Robert in Tucson
Following the fileupload discussion...i didn't have a single problem with it. It's ideal for larger files and his download speed is amazing!.My advice is to download one file at a time. Giving the impressive speed the download ends soon. Thanks Jillem for your time and care, especially the fantastic reggae cornucopia.
fileupload works 5% of the time. Even with 1 file and all other programs closed. I am in Asia and only wifi is available in my condo. sometimes 20 failures out of 20. very frustrating using so much bandwidth and get nothing. I appreciate the shares just wish we could get them all. cheers & thanks Jillem.
for me this discussion on file upload a bit annoying. i know that a lot of people here are great fan of zippy partly me (although if personally i'm a stupid romantic and prefer mediafire and in last time i've revert to use it cause find a bit annoying going to check every day if a zippy file is fading and cause with mediafire i could upload file larger than 200 mega without problem). My personal experience with File upload is not bad and not good. Sure is very fast ( more fast than we.tl) and the only some time the download was not completed
For my personal experience if you have a old laptop or pc and a slow connection could be well download file upload file dry without olive, one file at time. Al lot of provider that work a high speed a lot of time tend to get stuck where there different parallel download and i think that download a file a time with the speed of file upload isn't a problem. and to demostrate this i've download two file from file upload.net and haven't no problem. one of this file is a file that i've try to download also yesterday and could not complete. The difference between yesterday and now is that i've download the file form file ... one file a time without other download
dear "I too am anonymous quaquaraquĂ "
don't know if Jillem is profiting from the use of File upload o if other people profiting than the provider they use and personally " non me ne fotte na' minchia" or using the title of an italian song non "mi importa 'na sega" (lett for the two phrases the traduction is "isn't not important for me" but only said in a more colorful and gergal way). if a person that quite every day share a tons of wonderful music "aggratisse" ( without any fee for users) with all us could perhaps profit a bit of using a provider without damaging nobody of the users, for me isn't sure not a problem or a "shame".
luis
Tanx to Jillem for Eddy Senay. Also to TZ for keeping the linx alive (Ike Turner & Doug Sahm).
I agree with others. File-upload seems to drop at the slightest disruption. I'm on a very fast connection with good hardware and no problem with other sites.
My solution:
One at a time, nothing else running.
Still fails sometimes, then just try again 3-4 times.
Jillem's shares are incredibly worth it!!!
Regarding implication that Jillem is profiting: that's crazy, Jillem and many others in the TZ have been giving giving GIVING for years. Jillem especially consistently plucks killer reggae, soul, R&B, and International music from around the globe. THANK YOU Jillem!!!
Dave Mc, I think you're talking about someone else, I don't Diss people on other blogs, and the point I brought up about Jillem and possible profit was mention by someone to me, I've been a user of Jillem for the past five years so get of the high horse and ride off on the horse you came on.
I have fast download speed and have tried the single download method, once in a while I'm successful, I had no problem with Jillem's uploads when he used wetransfer.
Nice to see so many people come to his defence, possibly use less anger.
I too am anonymous.
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