Castle's Beat, Beat, Beat series is an exhaustive look at the British beat group movement of the early to mid-'60s. Vol. 4 covers the period from July to October of 1964, and gathers up groups big (the Kinks, the Searchers), small (the Rockin' Berries, the Ivy League), and obscure (just about everybody else). More than a history of the groups, it is a history of the evolution of a sound, the innocent and usually exuberant sound of the post-Beatles pop explosion. The best songs are by the two bands that made it to the big time: The two Kinks (the justifiably classic "All Day and All of the Night," the oft-overlooked rocker "I Gotta Move") and Searchers (the incredible "When You Walk in the Room" and "I'll Be Missing You") songs stand head and shoulders above the rest of the disc. Still, there are some fine tracks to be found, like the Overlanders' "Don't It Make You Feel Good," the Wackers' dramatic "Love or Money," Tony Jackson's fine "Bye Bye Baby," the Rockin' Berries' great Four Seasons tribute "He's in Town," the First Gear's rip-roaring "Leave My Kitten Alone" (featuring some wild guitar work by a very young Jimmy Page), Tommy Quickly & the Remo 4's folk-rock-anticipating cover of country nugget "The Wild Side of Life," the Ivy League's epic ballad "What More Do You Want," and Rod & Carolyn's chiming beat ballad "Love Is Where You Are." Wedged in among all the boy bands are a few tracks by the girls, and they are mostly pretty good too; Tammy St. John's unhinged takes on "Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey" and "Boys" are breathtaking and have to be heard to be believed, and Julie Grant's bona fide girl group-sounding "Can't Get You Out of My Mind," and, best of all, Antoinette's two tracks, "There He Goes (The Boy I Love)" and "Little Things Mean a Lot" are as good as any girl group tracks coming out of the U.S.A. at the time. It's a pity that no one from the Brill Building snapped her up and brought her to the States. The rest of the disc is pleasant pop with lots of melody and moxie, but one can see why (apart from a few exceptions like Antoinette and the Ivy League) most of the groups here remained obscure. Beat, Beat, Beat, Vol. 4 is certainly worthwhile as a historical document, but if it had been whittled down to one disc it would have been a better listening experience. (Tim Sendra, Allmusic)
trax disc 1:
1. Journey Into Dreams - The Wolves 2. What Do You Mean - The Wolves 3. Boys And Girls - The Migil 5 4. I Saw Your Picture - The Migil 5 5. Don't It Make You Feel Good - The Overlanders 6. Sing A Song Of Sadness - The Overlanders 7. Kelly - Wayne Gibson & The Dynamic Sounds 8. See You Later Alligator - Wayne Gibson & The Dynamic Sounds 9. When You Say I Love You - Joe Dolan & The Drifters Showband 10. Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey - Tammy St John 11. Boys - Tammy St John 12. Tell Me Why - Me & Them 13. Getaway - Me & Them 14. Can't Get You Out Of My Mind - Julie Grant 15. Can't Help Forgiving You - Mark Wynter 16. Love Or Money - The Wackers 17. Hooka Tooka - The Wackers 18. Try A Little Love My Friend - Peter's Faces 19. I Don't Care - Peter's Faces 20. I Didn't Mean To Hurt You - The Rockin' Berries 21. You'd Better Come Home - The Rockin' Berries 22. Where Did Our Love Go - Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers 23. Caroline - Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers 24. Bye Bye Baby - Tony Jackson & The Vibrations 25. Watch Your Step - Tony Jackson & The Vibrations 26. If You Don't Come Back - The 'takers 27. Think - The 'takers 28. Sweet Was The Wine - The Chants 29. One Star - The Chants 30. Chapel Of Love - Eileen Reid & The Cadets
trax disc 2:
1. When You Walk In The Room - The Searchers 2. I'll Be Missing You - The Searchers 3. I've Seen Such Things - Tony Dangerfield & The Thrills 4. She's Too Way Out - Tony Dangerfield & The Thrills 5. The Weaver - The Pendulums 6. What's The Matter Baby - Carl Wayne & The Vikings 7. Your Loving Ways - Carl Wayne & The Vikings 8. Leave My Kitten Alone - The First Gear 9. A Certain Girl - The First Gear 10. Love Is Where You Are - Rod & Carolyn 11. I Got You On My Mind - Rod & Carolyn 12. The Seventh Son - The Soul Agents 13. Let's Make It Pretty Baby - The Soul Agents 14. The Wild Side Of Life - Tommy Quickly & The Remo Four 15. Forget The Other Guy - Tommy Quickly & The Remo Four 16. Wait A Minute - The Ivy League 17. What More Do You Want - The Ivy League 18. There He Goes (The Boy I Love) - Antoinette 19. Little Things Mean A Lot - Antoinette 20. He's In Town - The Rockin' Berries 21. Flashback - The Rockin' Berries 22. I Keep Forgettin' - The Hi-Fi's 23. Why Can't I Stop Loving You - The Hi-Fi's 24. I Will Be Wishing - Shelley 25. I Wonder Why - The Overlanders 26. I Beat You To It - The Blue Aces 28. I Just Can't Help Lovin' You - The Blue Aces 29. All Day And All Of The Night - The Kinks 30. I Gotta Move - The Kinks
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"Beat Beat Beat" Vol. 4
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BONUS 1 OF 7 @320
Muddy Waters - Authorized Bootleg; Live At The Fillmore Auditorium '09
This concert compilation is from the concert archives of Wolfgang's Vault (Wolfgang being a nickname for Bill Graham) which is releasing a number of different sets. Unknown to most people is the fact that Graham recorded most of the music played at his venue,and up until now,most of it has been squirreled away.
This collection spans three nights at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco. It's not by any means the complete concert from any one night. Rather it's a compilation from the three night's concerts. There are some tracks that are repeated because they're taken from the three separate nights. As usual,I remember Waters would have his band play a couple of numbers without him,to get the crowd warmed up,and then he would appear to wild applause. These tracks have been omitted so as to concentrate on Waters' more famous songs.
Waters had just released his album MUDDY,BRASS AND THE BLUES,which is not held in to high a regard by his fans. It's interesting that the band,during it's stay at the Fillmore played no tracks from this album,preferring to stay with the tried and true blues songs made popular in the preceding two or so decades. The band is comprised of Waters-vocals,the underrated George Smith-harmonica,Luther "Georgia Boy" Johnson and the great Sammy Lawhorn-guitars,Mac Arnold-bass,and the great timekeeper Francis Clay-Drums.
This is one of Waters' better bands and they put out straight ahead,no frills,real deal blues. Blues the way it should be played (and heard),in front of an appreciative audience,who payed their money to be transported back to Chicago,where this electrified music was born.
As far as songs,there are no surprises-anyone familiar with (and if you're not are you in for some good listening) Waters/blues will recognize the titles. All tried and true. But in 1966 these titles were new to a lot of listeners in the audience. Having heard Waters live during the same era,this album stands up to what I witnessed all those years ago: the real deal authentic blues played and sung by true masters. On hearing this,you,too,will feel the same. (Stuart Jefferson, Blues World)
11/05/1966
1
Forty Days And Forty Nights
Written-By – Bernard Roth*
4:16
2
(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
Written-By – Willie Dixon
2:56
3
Rock Me
5:02
4
Baby Please Don't Go
2:30
5
She Moves Me
8:00
6
Got My Mojo Working
Written-By – Preston Foster
4:59
11/06/1966
7
You Can't Lose What You Ain't Never Had
4:27
8
Forty Days And Forty Nights
Written-By – Bernard Roth*
4:15
9
Baby Please Don't Go
2:53
10
Thirteen Highway
11:17
11
Rock Me
6:20
11/04/1966
12
Honey Bee (A/K/A Sail On)
4:32
13
Trouble No More
2:44
14
(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
Written-By – Willie Dixon
3:02
15
Long Distance Call
7:00
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BONUS 2 OF 7 @320
Bobby Fuller - El Paso Rocks Vol. 3
The long awaited third volume of Texas-era recordings from Bobby Fuller & the Fanatics, including a mess of sensational unissued live recordings and rarities!
More than 40 years after his death, Bobby continues to fascinate devotees of his swaggering '60s rock 'n' roll with unearthed early cuts. These Texas-era tracks (he later moved to LA) include unissued live stuff and ultra-rarities: I Fought the Law; Nancy Jean; Carol; the Fanatic; You Kiss Me; Wine Wine Wine; Thunder; Only for You; Wolfman, and more!
I Fought The Law / You Made Me Cry / Nervous Breakdown / Wolfman / Jenny Lee (Do The Jerk WIth Me) / Nancy Jean / Summertime Blues / Somethin' Else / Thunder / A New Shade Of Blue / New Orleans/Little Bitty Pretty One / Only For You / Wine Wine WIne / You Kiss Me / Skag / Let Her Dance / Saturday Night / She's My Girl / Pretty Girls Everywhere / Faraway / Pamela / The Fanatic / Do You Wanna Dance / Nervous Breakdown / Nancy Jean / California Sun
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BONUS 3 OF 7 @320
Tim Buckley - Happy Sad '69
Easily Tim Buckley's most underrated album, Happy Sad was another departure for the eclectic Southern California-based singer/songwriter. After the success of the widely acclaimed Goodbye and Hello, Buckley mellowed enough to explore his jazz roots. Sounding like Fred Neil's Capitol-era albums, Buckley and his small, acoustic-based ensemble weave elegant, minimalist tapestries around the six Buckley originals. The effect is completely mesmerizing. On "Buzzin' Fly" and "Strange Feelin'," you are slowly drawn into Buckley's intoxicating vision. The extended opus in the middle of the record, "Love From Room 109," is an intense, complex composition. Lovingly under-produced by Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky, this is one of the finest records of the late '60s. (Matthew Greenwald, Allmusic)
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BONUS 4 OF 7 @320
Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band - The Best Of The Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band 1981-2000
This Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band greatest-hits compilation was culled from four previous albums on Arhoolie. The performers are the undisputed masters of Cajun music, as one familiar with the genre already knows prior to picking up the album. It's generally a loping bit of work on some vaguely scratchy fiddle tunes, with the constant strum from Ann Savoy in the background. Marc Savoy's accordion work is perhaps some of the most outstanding Cajun accordion one will hear, though it's relatively rare for him to go out on a major solo run here, preferring to stick with the other players more often. On the whole, it's an entirely worthwhile album for fans of the genre or of the group, as the bandmembers work through a number of old songs from the traditional books and the old masters of the genre, as well as a few slightly newer numbers written to sound like the old forms. This is music more complex than the Savoys can make on their own, and out of the comfort zone for Michael Doucet's usual ventures with Beausoleil. Pick it up for a nice look at the work that the Savoys have done alongside Doucet, and a nice overview of the old Cajun forms, both slow and quick. (Adam Greenberg, Allmusic)
The Savoy-Doucet Cajun Band is: Marc Savoy - accordion and vocals; Ann Savoy - guitar and vocals; and Michael Doucet - fiddle and vocals. Three amazing musicians recorded over the course of 22 years, on one CD... Combining the solid, traditional accordion work of Marc Savoy with the acoustic fireworks of Michael Doucet (of BeauSoleil fame) and the lilting guitar and vocals of Ann Savoy (who recently had three tracks on the soundtrack of The Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood). The Savoy-Savoy Doucet Cajun Band makes traditional Cajun music that is lively, enjoyable, and celebrates the joys of uncomplicated, everday life.
1. Quelle Etoile 2. La Valse De Vachers 3. Perrodin Two-Step 4. The Kaplan Waltz 5. Chere Bassette 6. One-Step De Chameau 7. Jolies Joues Roses 8. Happy One Step 9. Reno Waltz 10. Port Arthur Blues 11. Attention, C'est Mon Couer Qui Wa Casser 12. Amede Two Step 13. Lawtell Waltz 14. La Valse Du Malchanceux 15. Lapin Dans Son Nique 16. She Made Me Lose My Mind 17. Atits Yeux Noirs 18. Le Gros Guime A Sam 19. Good-Bye, Yeux Bruns
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BONUS 5 OF 7 @320 (PT. 1)
David Bowie - The Rykodisc Bonus Tracks
1
Conversation Piece (1970 B-Side Of “Prettiest Star”) (3:08) Space Oddity, 1969
Memory Of A Free Festival Part 1 (1970 A-Side Single Version) (4:02) Space Oddity, 1969
Memory Of A Free Festival Part 2 (1970 B-Side Single Version) (3:31) Space Oddity, 1969
Lightning Frightning (Previously Unreleased Track From 1970) (3:42) The Man Who Sold The World, 1970
Holy Holy (Single A-Side From 1970) (2:23) The Man Who Sold The World, 1970
Moonage Daydream (Released As Arnold Corns In 1971) (3:55) The Man Who Sold The World, 1970
Hang On To Yourself (Released As Arnold Corns In 1971) (2:53) The Man Who Sold The World, 1970
Bombers (Previously Unreleased Track Recorded In 1971) (2:41) Hunky Dory, 1971
The Supermen (Alternate Version Recorded In 1971) (2:44) Hunky Dory, 1971
Quicksand (Demo Version Recorded In 1971) (4:47) Hunky Dory, 1971
The Bewlay Brothers (Alternate Mix) (5:22) Hunky Dory, 1971
John, I’m Only Dancing (Previously Unreleased Mix) (2:46) The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust…, 1972
Velvet Goldmine (Single B-Side) (3:13) The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust…, 1972
Sweet Head (Previously Unreleased Track) (4:17) The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust…, 1972
Ziggy Stardust (Previously Unreleased Original Demo) (3:40) The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust…, 1972
Lady Stardust (Previously Unreleased Original Demo) (3:33) The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust…, 1972
2
Growin’ Up (Previously Unreleased Track From The Pin Ups Sessions) (3:27) Pin Ups, 1973
Port Of Amsterdam (1973 B-Side of “Sorrow”) (3:22) Pin Ups, 1973
Dodo (Previously Unreleased Track Recorded In 1973) (2:56) Diamond Dogs, 1974
Candidate (Demo Version Recorded In 1973) (5:08) Diamond Dogs, 1974
Band Intro (Bonus Track) (0:17) David Live, 1974
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow (Bonus Track) (3:46) David Live, 1974
Time (Bonus Track) (5:18) David Live, 1974
Who Can I Be Now? (Previously Unreleased Track From 1974) (4:39) Young Americans, 1975
It’s Gonna Be Me (Previously Unreleased Track From 1974) (6:30) Young Americans, 1975
John, I’m Only Dancing (Again) (Single A-Side Recorded 1974) (6:59) Young Americans, 1975
Word On A Wing (Live Version/Station To Station Tour 3/23/76) (6:16) Station To Station, 1976
Stay (Live Version/Station To Station Tour 3/23/76) Station To Station, 1976
Some Are (Previously Unreleased Track Recorded 1976-1979) (3:16) Low, 1977
All Saints (Previously Unreleased Track Recorded 1976-1979) (3:38) Low, 1977
Sound And Vision (Remixed Version, 1991) (4:42) Low, 1977
3
Abdulmajid (Previously Unreleased Track Recorded 1976-1979) (3:36) Heroes, 1977
Joe The Lion (Remixed Version, 1991) (3:09) Heroes, 1977
Alabama Song (Bonus Track) (3:56) Stage, 1978
I Pray, Ole (Previously Unreleased Track Recorded 1979) (3:56) Lodger, 1979
Look Back In Anger (New Version Recorded 1988) (6:58) Lodger, 1979
Space Oddity (Re-Recorded Single B-Side, 1979) (5:00) Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), 1980
Panic In Detroit (Re-Recorded Previously Unreleased, 1979) (3:03) Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), 1980
Crystal Japan (Japanese Single A-Side, 1979) (3:11) Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), 1980
Alabama Song (UK Single A-Side, 1979) (3:51) Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps), 1980
Fame 90 (with Queen Latifah) (4:10) Fame ’90, 1990
Fame 90 (House Mix) (6:00) Fame ’90, 1990
Fame 90 (Gass Mix) (3:41) Fame ’90, 1990
Fame 90 (Hip Hop Mix) (6:01) Fame ’90, 1990
Fame 90 (Absolutely Nothing Premeditated/Epic Mix) (14:31) Fame ’90, 1990
BONUS 5 OF 7 @320 (PT. 2)
David Bowie - The Rykodisc Bonus Tracks
4
Space Oddity (Previously Unreleased Demo Version) (5:07) Sound + Vision, 1989
Wild-Eyed Boy From Freecloud (1969 B-Side To Space Oddity) (4:48) Sound + Vision, 1989
The Prettiest Star (Single Version) (3:09) Sound + Vision, 1989
London Bye Ta-Ta (Previously Unreleased) (2:33) Sound + Vision, 1989
Round And Round (1973 B-Side To Drive-In Saturday) (2:40) Sound + Vision, 1989
John, I’m Only Dancing (1973 Aladdin Sane Outtake) (2:41) Sound + Vision, 1989
1984 / Dodo (Previously Unreleased Track From 1973) (5:27) Sound + Vision, 1989
Rebel Rebel (1974 US Single Version) (2:58) Sound + Vision, 1989
After Today (Previously Unreleased 1975 Young Americans Outtake) (3:47) Sound + Vision, 1989
It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City (Previously Unreleased Track From 1975) (3:46) Sound + Vision, 1989
Helden (1977 German Version Of Heroes) (3:37) Sound + Vision, 1989
John, I’m Only Dancing (Live, Previously Unreleased) (2:40) Sound + Vision, 1989
Changes (Live, Previously Unreleased) (3:18) Sound + Vision, 1989
The Supermen (Live, Previously Unreleased) (2:44) Sound + Vision, 1989
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BONUS 6 OF 7 @320
Biet-Het, Vol. 1: A Cheesy Trip Through The Dutch-Belgian Sixties Youth Provo And Eating Culture
“Who ever listens through these thirty songs objectively will despair and ask: “What on earth went wrong with Dutch popular music after these unprecedented peak years?” (And let’s not forget the Belgian contributions to this compilation!) The pure, raw productions, the textual and musical originality and the amazing emotional charge of these records create a gap with contemporary Dutch music which, in meters, surpasses the boundaries of the universe easily. these are the young and passionate singing their hearts out! This CD contains the essence of all of Dutch society of the sixties. Who ever listens…will personally experience the sixties retroactively.” (Drs J. Pate, from the liner notes)
Hyperbole aside, this out of print CD comp of rocking Dutch-Belgian garage psych rave-ups is chock full of fuzzy freakbeat, goofy one-offs, a few sweet vegetables, and one righteous cover of the Kinks’ Don’t You Fret. It rules. Let’s just say its “Solid as a Rock!” Enjoy…http://ghostcapital.org/biet-het-vol-1-a-cheesy-trip-through-the-dutch-belgian-sixties-youth-provo-and-yes-eating-culture-distortions-1998/
Experience the music of the Dutch 1960s underground. These young people called themselves "Provo's" (from the word provocation) and the key word in the many actions they undertook was "ludicrous." Instead of using weapons, they used humor to change the world. Ideas like white bicycles and white houses were way ahead of their time. These people were the first to realize that the multinationals and the governments were the root of all evil: pollution, discrimination, repression, television, massive overconsumption, monarchism, militarism and so on. This attitude, the ludicrous, is also the main ingredient in the music of the Biet-Het compilaitons. These collections of amazing 45s that were unearthed by the Arnhem Institute of Music give you a chance to take a trip on the digitial time machine. You will experience the Provo spirit as if you had been part of it all in the sixties. http://www.supergrecords.com/electronica/biethetisprop1.html
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BONUS 7 OF 7 @320
Biet Het Vol. 2: Dutch & Belgian R&B, Beat, Psych, Novelty
More 60's Dutch and Belgian R&B beat psych gems.
It must be me, I go all the way to Memphis to the Goner shop and what do I come home with? A compilation that is subtitled "Dutch and Belgian R&B, Beat, Psych & Novelty Artifacts of The Sixties' Youth and Provo Scene". Way to go Sam, so much for the Mississippi delta blues & soul… But that aside, this hefty 26 tracks collection of teen beat has proven to be a worthwhile purchase indeed! As the title suggests you get all Dutch-sung 60's stuff, from real Back to the Grave-style raw scorchers over mostly very poppy beat stuff to some really psyched out craziness, and then some pretty awful "comedy" kind of songs. Let's say the best stuff on here includes things like The Softs (truly fabulous, but both songs "Kassie Kijken" and "Paarse Broek" are already featured on "Transworld Punk Rave Up Vol. 1"), The Symptomes, HET, The Cavaliers, The Sharks and my personal favorite: Fabien Collin. At one time dubbed "the Flemish Bob Dylan", the drug addicted Collin hung out with Antwerp hippy legends Armand and Ferre Grignard and his two songs on here called "Ophoepelen" and "Mariwana Maruwana" are true psych/folk greatness. I don't know how this will go down with non-Dutch speaking people, but the lyrics of this beat stuff are often very funny (‘rebellion through absurdity’ seems to have been the thing) but can also be very cheesy or downright horrible. Prime examples of this are for instance André van Duin's "Moet ik Lopen" or "Trip Trap door de Tulpjes" by Tinus Plotseling. The problem is that it’s just a bit much on one disc. They should have left out 10 ridiculous songs and this would have been a killer 16 song compilation! Nevertheless a great first introduction for anyone interested in digging into this nederbeat stuff. *sAm* http://www.batarang.be/reviews6_julaugsepoktnovdec06.htm
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Fugi "Mary, Don't Take Me On No Bad Trip"
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COMPLETE 9 TRACK ALBUM, Sorry about the missing song 2!!!!
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many Thanks Gyro for tim Buckley i've always find his voice amazing
An excellent selection by Gyro: Muddy, Buckley, Bowie, Bobby Fuller (great) and those tasty looking Biet Het Volumes. Two of my fave 60's bands were Dutch, The Outsiders and the fantastic Q65, not forgetting other greats like Group 1850, The Dream, Motions etc. If there's anything close to some of these i'll be a happy camper. Thanks Gyro!
Does anyone have the 2-CD set "Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock 'n' Roll" (20015)? Accompanies the new biography. Thank you.
Thanks
any chance to post the "Jeugdenzonden" LP made by the same dude of the Biet Het series? (it is offered for 40 € at Misty Lane Records, but...)
Beste Grüße Buddy!
Gyro: Thanks for the Zevon!
Request: Does anyone have the 2-CD set "Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock 'n' Roll" (20015)? Accompanies the new biography. Thank you.
Tanx for Muddy & Bobby!
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