I'm listening to these now, and I just can't help play them over and over. There are so many great tracks here, and it's hard to tell which one I like best. 10 tracks by Long Gone Miles with George Smith (7 tracks are previously unissued) recorded in 1969 was among my favorites.
Don’t Miss these rare Cd’s in this series:
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2016/10/west-coast-modern-blues-1960s-vol-1.html
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2016/10/west-coast-modern-blues-1960s-vol-2.html
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2016/10/blues-divas-1950s-modernkent-blues.html
trax:
1. Mellow Together - Lowell Fulson 2. Funky Broadway - Lowell Fulson 3. The Thing - Lowell Fulson 4. I'm A Drifter - Lowell Fulson 5. Hobo Meetin' - Lowell Fulson 6. Let Your Hair Down - Arthur K Adams 7. I'm Lonely For You - Arthur K Adams 8. You Make Me Cry - Arthur K Adams 9. Kidney Stew - The Newman Family 10. Two Ton Mama - The Newman Family 11. Women's Liberation - T.V.mama Jean 12. Funky Way - Jimmy Bee 13. Hey Little Girl - Tommy Youngblood 14. Who Will You Favor - Tommy Youngblood 15. What You See Is What Your Gonna Get - Brenda George 16. The Turning Point - Rudy Ray Moore 17. Night Time - Smokey Wilson 18. Go Go Train - Smokey Wilson 19. Tell Me Baby - Smokey Wilson 20. Deuce & Quarter - Smokey Wilson 21. Tramp - Foxfire Feat.Johnny Adams
…Thanks to Crispy for this out of print P-Vine CD / served by Gyro1966...
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"Funky Blues"
…Thanks to Crispy for this out of print P-Vine CD / served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/73bQBQpZ/file.html
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Muddy Waters - I Got My Brand On You: The 1956-1962 Studio Recordings (Jasmine 2013)
Muddy Waters created the template for modern electric blues, and most of rock as well, during his famous association with Chicago's Chess Records in the late '50s and early '60s. This single-disc set collects some of Waters' most essential and signature tracks, many of which were produced by Willie Dixon, whose behind-the-scenes presence at Chess also helped usher in the age of modern blues. The rest is history, as they say. (Steve Leggett, Allmusic)
1 Got My Mojo Working
2 Forty Days And Forty Nights
3 Walking Thru The Park
4 I Got My Brand On You
5 Crawlin' Kingsnake
6 She's Into Something
7 Blues Before Sunrise
8 Mean Mistreater
9 Mopper's Blues
10 Just A Dream (On My Mind)
11 I Feel So Good
12 Love Affair
13 Recipe For Love
14 Hey, Hey
15 Take The Bitter With The Sweet
16 Southbound Train
17 Double Trouble
18 Woman Wanted
19 Read Way Back
20 I'm Your Doctor
21 Tiger In Your Tank
22 Meanest Woman
23 Real Love
24 Messin' With The Man
25 Muddy Waters Twist
26 You Shook Me
27 You Need Love
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/04erhueY/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/i-got-my-brand-on-you-the-1956-1962-studio-recordings-mw0002563213
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Skeeter Davis & The Davis Sisters - The Complete RCA Singles As & Bs 1953-62
Country star Skeeter Davis enjoyed a chart career that lasted nearly a quarter of a century from the early ‘50s through to 1976, her personality and the quality of her voice enabling her to successfully adapt to the changing idioms within the genre. Coming to prominence in the pop charts as she did with the iconic hit “The End Of The World”, many fans may well be unaware of the dues that she paid before that major success which saw her almost top the US pop charts. By the time that classic record was released towards the end of 1962 – it is in fact the last single to be featured in this collection - she had already had a significant career focused purely on the country market, recording initially with her friend Bette Jack Davis as The Davis Sisters and then, after a break of a couple of years, resuming her career as a solo artist in 1958. This great value 61-track 2-CD set comprises the A and B side of every single she released on RCA from her 1953 debut as part of The Davis Sisters and then as a solo artist through to the end of 1962, plus seven bonus tracks selected from her two solo albums from the period “I’ll Sing You A Song And Harmonise Too” and “Here’s The Answer”, the latter trading on her success with “answer” records like her debut solo hit “Lost To A Geisha Girl”, and the Top 5 hits “(I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too”, and “My Last Date With You”. It features her 1953 debut country No. 1 as The Davis Sisters “I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know”, plus her twelve solo hits during the period, including the Top 10 successes “Set Him Free”, “Optimistic” and “Where I Ought To Be”, and ending with the classic “End of The World”. It’s a thorough overview of her first decade as a recording artist, which set the scene for a long and successful career.
CD1
1 I Forgot More Than You'll Never Know
2 Rock-A-Bye Boogie
3 You're Gone
4 Sorrow And Pain
5 Takin' Time Out For Tears
6 Gotta Git A-Goin
7 You Weren't Ashamed To Kiss Me Last Night
8 Foggy Mountain Top
9 Show Me
10 Just Like Me
11 The Christmas Boogie
12 Tomorrow I'll Cry Over You
13 Everlovin'
14 Tomorrow's Just Another Day To Cry
15 Fiddle Diddle Boogie
16 Come Back To Me
17 I'll Get Him Back
18 I've Closed The Door
19 Baby Be Mine
20 It's The Girl Who Gets The Blame
21 Don't Take Him For Granted
22 Blues For Company
23 Lonely And Blue
24 Lying Brown Eyes
25 He Left His Heart With Me
26 Don't Let Your Lips Say Yes
27 Lost To A Geisha Girl
28 I'm Going Steady With A Heartache
29 Walk Softly Darling
30 I Need You All The Time
31 Wave Bye Bye
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/kdx1HKYK/file.html
CD2
1 I Forgot More Than You'll Never Know
2 I Ain't A-Talkin'
3 Slave
4 Set Him Free
5 The Devil's Doll
6 Homebreaker
7 Give Me Death
8 Am I That Easy To Forget
9 Wishful Thinking
10 (I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too
11 No, Never
12 I'll Always Be Grateful
13 Someone I'd Like To Forget
14 The Hand You're Holding Now
15 Someday Someday
16 Optimistic
17 Blueberry Hill
18 Where I Ought To Be
19 Something Precious
20 The Little Music Box
21 The Final Step
22 The End Of The World
23 Somebody Loves You
24 The One You Slip Around With
25 Just When I Needed You
26 Your Cheatin' Heart
27 Chained To A Memory
28 He'll Have To Stay
29 Tell Tommy I Miss Him
30 I Really Want You To Know
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/wRVTkBL7/file.html
INFO
http://acrobatmusic.net/?cid=5&AlbumId=1081
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Nolan Porter - No Apologies (1970) Nolan (1972)
The only couple of albums by Nolan Porter from the early 70s – unjustly obscure records that combine swampy, funky and rock-oriented soul with more polished touches – and while there are plenty of diverse stylistic twists and turns, Nolan's voice is genuinely soulful throughout! First up is No Apologies, from 1970, originally released on the Lizard label, with Lowell George on lead guitar, while Nolan sings in an off-kilter style – that's a bit bluesy, and not too far from the "down home" style of early 70s rock acts of which The Band were a part. Tracks include "The Fifth One", "Iron Out The Rough Spots", "Don't Make Me Color My Black Face Blue", "Fe Fi Fo Fum", and "What Would You Do If I Did That To You?". Nolan is another obscure one – released on ABC in 1972 – with some very catchy LA soul grooves, and some strange Carribbean soul elements running through the mix. Nolan's voice is a bit fey, a bit dramatic, but also rootsy at the same time – and the overall presentation of the album's pretty hard to describe without playing it. There's elements of southern soul, West Indian rhythms, and sweet LA production, touched with slight bits of rock. Titles include "Groovin Out On Life", "Oh Baby", "Crazy Love", "If I Could Only Be Sure", "Work It Out In The Morning", and "I Like What You Give". © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.
No Apologies 1970
1 Iron Out The Rough Spots
2 Let's Burn Down the Cornfield
3 What Would You Do If I Did That To You
4 Gwendolyn
5 The Fifth One
6 Travelin' Song
7 Somebody's Gone
8 Don't Make Me Color My Black Face Blue
9 Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum
10 Somebody's Cryin'
Nolan 1972
1 I Like What You Give
2 Groovin' (Out on Life)
3 Somebody's Gone
4 Work It Out in the Morning
5 Oh Baby
6 If I Could Only Be Sure
7 Crazy Love
8 Singer Man
9 Let's Burn Down the Cornfield
10 Keep on Keeping On
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/CrYLgmpH/file.html
INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/735962?sf=NOLAN+PORTER&incl_oos=1&incl_cs=1&kwfilter=NOLAN+PORTER
BONUS 5 0F 6 @320
Jon Savage Presents Black Hole - Californian Punk 1977-80 (2010)
Never as prolific, influential, or even commercially successful as the punk produced in London or New York, early Californian punk nevertheless had a pretty rich and fairly diverse body of recordings to its credit in the late 1970s. It may be, indeed, that there was more punk, and more durable punk, recorded in California during the era than anywhere else outside of London or New York, though few of the bands would last or flourish beyond 1980. Compiled by top early punk authority Jon Savage (author of England's Dreaming), this anthology collects 26 early Californian punk recordings of the period, many of them quite obscure and hard to find even though they're acknowledged as classics of the genre. Wisely, Savage did not limit himself to Los Angeles (though there are a good number of cuts by L.A. acts), but also included quite a few of the most groundbreaking efforts from the San Francisco Bay Area. Two of these bands, X and the Dead Kennedys, did break through to a larger audience in different ways, and the songs by which they're represented on this compilation, X's "We're Desperate" and the DKs' "California Uber Alles," are among their most famous early efforts. Yet there are quite a few groundbreaking tracks by less celebrated punkers with avid cult followings, including the Avengers, the Dils, the Germs, the Zeros, the Weirdos, the Screamers, and Crime. (Richie Unterberger, Allmusic)
1 The Germs Forming
2 The Dils I Hate The Rich
3 The Screamers Peer Pressure
4 Crime Murder By Guitar
5 The Zeros WIMP
6 The Avengers We Are The One
7 The Consumers Anti, Anti, Anti
8 The Randoms A-B-C-D
9 Black Randy And The Metro Squad Trouble At The Cup
10 Alleycats Nothing Means Nothing Anymore
11 The Weirdos Solitary Confinement
12 The Zeros Beat Your Heart Out
13 X We're Desperate
14 O F F 624803
15 The Sleepers Seventh World
16 The Middle Class Situations
17 The Bags Survive
18 The Germs Media Blitz
19 The Middle Class Love Is Just A Tool
20 The Flesh Eaters Pony Dress
21 The Urinals Black Hole
22 The Aurora Pushups Victims Of Terrorism
23 The Avengers The American In Me
24 Dead Kennedys California Uber Alles
25 The Dils Sound of the Rain
26 The Sleepers Los Gatos
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/AcQEwFWq/file.html
(Thanks to Ravachol for this share)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/black-hole-jon-savage-presents-california-punk-1977-1980-mw0002052969
http://www.dominorecordco.com/uk/albums/09-09-10/jon-savage-presents-black-hole-californian-punk-1977-1980/
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Alejandro Escovedo - Gravity (1992)
While Alejandro Escovedo had shown plenty of versatility over the first 15 years of his career in music -- playing with early punk ravers the Nuns, prescient alt-country upstarts Rank and File, and roots rock firebrands the True Believers, among many others -- it wasn't until the Believers took shape that he began to display his formidable gifts as a songwriter, and with his first solo album, Gravity, Escovedo belatedly made it clear that he possessed one of the strongest and most distinctive lyrical voices of his generation. Opening with "Paradise," a haunting first-person narrative of a man about to be hanged, Gravity is a strikingly accomplished set of songs that deal with love ("Broken Bottle," "Five Hearts Breaking"), death ("She Doesn't Live Here Anymore"), and loss ("The Last to Know," the title song) in deeply personal terms, and Escovedo tells his stories with a talent for finely woven detail that would be the envy of a first-rate novelist. And the diversity of Escovedo's years of musical experience shows in the album's arrangements, which range from quiet, contemplative pieces structured around cello and piano ("Broken Bottle," "She Doesn't Live Here Anymore") to full-on, amped-up barrelhouse rock & roll ("Oxford," "One More Time"); Turner Stephen Bruton's clean, unobtrusive production gets all the details on tape with admirable clarity. Not every songwriter has the luxury of spending a decade and a half on the sidelines honing his craft before making a solo bow, but even with that advantage, there are few people who have the talent and vision to create an album as strong and moving as Gravity; to call it an "auspicious debut" is to risk understatement. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
1 Paradise
2 Broken Bottle
3 One More Time
4 By Eleven
5 Bury Me
6 Five Hearts Breaking
7 Oxford
8 Last To Know
9 She Doesn't Live Here Anymore
10 Pyramid Of Tears
11 Gravity / Falling Down Aga
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/pdSJnI1o/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/gravity-mw0000614474
Gyro, ta for providing the d/l inks to the three garage comps. Much appreciated.
And to the original uploader(s) (I'm afraid I don't know who they are) of:
The Best of Kayden and Merben Records
Michael Carpenter - The Big Radio
Sr. Bikini - Tres Máscaras En Acústico
Aaron Neville - Apache
Hi, the Pink Boots and lipstick vol 10 is labeled vol.9 on zippyshare...can't download because vol.9 already exists. Thanks. Also, anyone have Rare Soul Groove and Grind 4xCD? Thanks...
BONUS 1 OF 6
Pink Boots & Lipstick - Rare Glam and Bubblegum from the 70s Vol.10
1 The Weltons Hang 10 Hang 10
2 Tea Good Times
3 Funky Family Little Girl
4 Douglas Monkey Song
5 Tank Fast Train
6 The Loftus Roadrunners Queens Park Rangers
7 Sinbad Come Back
8 Marsha Hunt Medusa
9 Mountain Child Ragged Trousers
10 The Rippers Rape
11 Star Naked Sins
12 The Front End Eeny Meeny
13 The Ted Mulry Gang You've Got It
14 Alacran Sticky
15 The Pioneers Honey Bee
16 Penny Wonder Come On
17 Glo Macaroni Lookin' for Love
18 Billion Dollar Babies I Miss You
19 Method Hold on Tight
20 Earth Quake It's a Tall Order for a Short Guy
21 Ariel Yeah Tonite
22 Slade Ii Cum on Let's Party
23 Michael Bruce So Far So Good
24 Crocodile We've Only Just Begun
25 Merlin Rock and Roll Express
26 Sky Pony Jubeldown
27 Mardi Gras Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
28 Glo Macaroni He Knows I Love Him Too Much
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/PFFJPPz7/file.html
(Thanks to Frumious Bandersnatch)
Funny that Richie Unterberger reviewing Black Hole for the vaunted Allmusic describes X as a San Fransisco band; they were - and still are - decidedly Los Angeles.
- Xtm
@ Gyro: Thx for Nolan Porter --as usual don't know him at all,
so many thanks to you and your incredible bonuses, I'm so grateful.
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
What can I say, I was away for some days and can't catch up....Thanks to all TZ people
for keeping us happy
Not to stole Gyro Lightining but maybe somene have forget to download the Gravity deluxe edition (with a bonus live cd) posted by monty about a week ago ( believe that Monty share is not a 320 as Gyro one).
Love the punk compilation
but
Apart from the problem of Band Geographical Denomitation from the Music journalist
i don't understand why Dead Kennedys are included in the compilation while The Nuns are missing.
Both are between my favorite band but if the discriminant was make a compilation with "punk" band why put in a HC band and not a punk one?
Thanks to crispy for all of these comps. Thanks also to Gyro for Gravity.
@Ct: 'Two of these bands' does not refer to the sentence immediately preceding it.
Thanks to Crispy, RYP and Gyro for the wonderful Funky Blues and the other 3 volumes. My goodness. Nice stuff. Is there a 5th volume?
Thank you for the Skeeter share, Gyro
Thanks Gyro for the Black Hole comp, Muddy & more Escovedo, great stuff
@ luis
There's no logic regarding compilation track listing as most of the time label company rights make records in a certain way or not. So, don't expect a perfect track listing for such kind of records. There's always some miss.
@ Anonymous
Apart from that the compilation was edited by a renowed music jornalist and essayst that a great knowledge of punk music that have write one of best book on english punk "England Dreaming".
So he knew very well what he was including in the compilation.
Also if i love The Nuns ( particurally when the first formation with A.Escovedo) for me the question wasn't their omission from the tracklist but the "dissonance" connected to the presence in the tracklist of an hardcore punk act in a compilation of classical punk.
Ps sure i don't hate Dead Kennedys except for the little insignificant particular that for me actually they are not existing at the moment. I know that there are some trickers that play with that name but for me Dead Kennedys are such only with Jello Biafra.
Hi Luis,
Good to see others here that dig old punk as well as all of the other great music on TZ. I agree that the omission of the Nuns is a travesty on such a collection, but I would argue that the early Dead Kennedys are fitting for the comp as they were pretty classic punk in the early days; they only became more hardcore as the scene went in that direction around 1981 or so.
Regardless, the fact that you mentioned the Nuns has made me throw the album on and I'm listening to it right now. Thanks!
And thanks to Gyro for the share!
Thank you very much for the Pink Boots & Bubblegum! Have the other volumes been shared here. I can start looking, but just wanted to know if I should do so.
Max - We have shared Volumes 1-12 of Pink boots. If anyone has more
Volumes than that, please share.
Thanks Gyro. I found all but 11 & 12, but will look for those now.
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