...This collection of West Coast blues/r&b/jazz does a fine job of alerting listeners to the music that was recorded in the years after WWII. While there are a number of multi-disc sets (hear "Bob Geddins Big Town Records Story", "The Trilon Records Story", "The Olliet Records Story", "The Derby Records Story" for more music from this era) that cover this music/era in greater depth, this 2 CD set is valuable for the number of rarities heard here. But rarities aside, this is a well chosen collection of several genres of music popular at the time, by artists who could deliver the goods.
Alongside relatively well known artists like Lafayette "Thing" Thomas, Percy Mayfield, Ivory Joe Hunter, Pee Wee Crayton, and Jesse Fuller, there are lesser known artists such as the FABULOUS FLAMES, Nick Esposito, Floyd White, Gladys Palmer, and Marcellus Thomas who are every bit equal to the "name" artists. Whether its blues, jazz, or a swinging little r&b combo, this music is very evocative of a period long past. With this set listeners can hear music popular locally (or at best regionally) in the years from after the war through to the mid fifties, in the Oakland/S.F./L.A. areas.
This is vital, honest music that the major labels wouldn't touch. For that reason this set is a valuable look inside the music that the black population (many who migrated to these areas in search of work) listened to on jukeboxes at their favorite watering holes after a hard days work. It's music designed to lift the spirits, to make you forget your troubles if only temporarily, to give people an excuse to have a few drinks with friends. And 50 or so years later, it still has that effect. Listen to this collection and be transported back to an era of nickel beer and when people gathered after work or on the weekends for a good time. This music was a large part of that experience, an experience that's long gone. So step back in time and hear some fine, exciting music from artists who recorded these tracks on a shoestring budget in an unsophisticated, storefront studio. The trip will be worth it. (Stuart Jefferson, Blues World)
trax disc 1:
01. Lafayette Thomas - Cockroach Run 02. Mystery Man (Bob Geddins) - Mar-Rier 03. Mystery Man (Bob Geddins) - Louegge Blues 04. Percy Mayfield - Jack You Ain't Nowhere (Part 1) 05. Percy Mayfield - Jack You Ain't Nowhere (Part 2) 06. Ivory Joe Hunter - Blues At Sunrise 07. Ivory Joe Hunter - You Taught Me Love 08. Marcellus Thomas & His Rhythms Of Rocketts - Breather Blues 09. Marcellus Thomas & His Rhythms Of Rocketts - Hallers 89 Whisky Boogie 10. Pee Wee Crayton - Don't Ever Fall In Love 11. Pee Wee Crayton - Pee Wee Special 12. Jimmy Nelson & His Blues - My Civil Rights 13. Jimmy Nelson & His Blues - Rock Heart Blues 14. Leon Bryant & The Bar-None Orchestra - High As A Georgia Pine 15. Rusty Carlyle & The Bar-None Orchestra - I'm A Lemon Squeezer 16. Betty Roche & McVea-Bailey Inc - Rainy Day Blues 17. Nick Esposito & His Band W Joey Sano (Little Mr. Dynamite) - Wrong Joe Blues 18. Bob Geddins' Cavaliers - Thinkin' And Thinkin' 19. Bob Geddins' Cavaliers - I'm Just A Stranger Here 20. Percy Mayfield - Two Years Of Torture 21. Percy Mayfield - Get Way Back 22. Jesse Fuller - Railroad Blues 23. Chick Morris & His Band & Al Joseph Harris - A Prayer 24. Ivory Joe Hunter & His Band - Jamin' Down In Town 25. Ivory Joe Hunter & His Band - Pretty Mama Blues
trax disc 2:
01 Roland Mitchell & His Band - Roland Mitchell & His Band - Irma Special 02 Odie Ervin - Odie Ervin - My Woman's Gone 03 Odie Ervin - Odie Ervin - My Downfall 04 Al Harris & Rusty Carlyle & The Bar-None Orchestra - Al Harris & Rusty Carlyle & The Bar-None Orchestra - Get Hep, Sadie May 05 Jesse Fuller - Jesse Fuller - San Francisco Bay Blues 06 Sherman's Trio - Sherman's Trio - Jumping For Julia 07 Floyd White & The Lyrics - Floyd White & The Lyrics - Pains Of Love 08 Odie Ervin - Odie Ervin - She's A Bad, Bad Woman 09 Odie Ervin - Odie Ervin - A Note Pinned On My Bed 10 Chick Morris & His Band & Al Joseph Harris - Chick Morris & His Band & Al Joseph Harris - Moving Out Baby 11 The Four Aces - The Four Aces - I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder Part 2 12 Little Frances - Little Frances - You Just Ain't Right 13 Little Frances - Little Frances - I Want To Know Why 14 Earl 'good Rockin' Brown & Band - Earl 'good Rockin' Brown & Band - Turn Back The Time 15 Earl 'good Rockin' Brown & Band - Earl 'good Rockin' Brown & Band - Tambourine 16 El Domingoes - El Domingoes - Evening Bells 17 Morry Williams & The Kids - Morry Williams & The Kids - Are You My Girlfriend 18 Fabulous Flames - Fabulous Flames - Josephine 19 Fabulous Flames - Fabulous Flames - You Got Me Whistling 20 Johnny Fuller - Johnny Fuller - All Night Long 21 Baby Calloway - Baby Calloway - Midnight Blues 22 Gladys Parker & The Wilbert Baranco Trio - Gladys Parker & The Wilbert Baranco Trio - Yesterdays 23 Bill Newman & Bob Scobey's Alexander's Jazz Band - Bill Newman & Bob Scobey's Alexander's Jazz Band - How Come You Do Me Like You Do 24 Pat Casey & Bob Scobey's Alexander's Jazz Band - Pat Casey & Bob Scobey's Alexander's Jazz Band - Alcoholic Blues 25 Nick Esposito & His Band W Bill Smith - Nick Esposito & His Band W Bill Smith - Back Fat Boogie 26 Frisco Jazz Band & Red Gillham - Frisco Jazz Band & Red Gillham - You Got To See Mama Every Night 27 Frisco Jazz Band &Clancy Hayes - Frisco Jazz Band &Clancy Hayes - Mamie's Blues
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CD2
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THANK YOU Gyro for this rarities comp, not the usual stuff!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
The Turtles - The Complete Original Album Collection 1965 - 1969 (2016)
It Ain’t Me Babe CD1
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/YmUVrqi9/file.html
You Baby CD2
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/CbtFWiNS/file.html
Happy Together CD3
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The Turtles Present Battle of the Bands CD4
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Turtle Soup CD5
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/bfnRuMpp/file.html
Wooden Head CD6
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/9eKl22N2/file.html
Comprehensive Turtles box set with bonus tracks
American rock band The Turtles’ celebrate their 50th anniversary this August with the release of a pair of definitive CD packages that encompass, for the first time, the whole of the Turtles’ recorded output from 1965 to 1970…
The Complete Original Album Collection is a six-CD box set that of the six albums that The Turtles released between 1965 to 1970, with each disc presenting a wealth of rare bonus material.
The first three albums — It Ain’t Me Babe, You Baby and Happy Together — are presented in original mono and stereo mixes, while each of the remaining three — The Turtles Present the Battle of the Bands, Turtle Soup and Wooden Head — provide a selection of rarities (including some previously unreleased material) such as demos, alternative mixes and radio spots.
In addition to the box, a new compilation All The Singles collects the A and B-sides of every original 1965-1970 Turtles 45, with the tracks presented in the same mono or stereo mixes that were heard on the original singles. All the Singles also features several tracks that were prepared for singles release but not issued at the time.
Engineer Bill Inglot has researched and prepared this material from the original master tapes and both sets contain liner notes by Andrew Sandoval.
Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman are fully involved in these projects and they are both issued on The Turtles’ label FloEdCo, in association with Manifesto Records. The pair continue to play live and the ‘Happy Together 2016′ North American tour kicked off a few weeks ago.
The Complete Original Album Collection 6CD box and All The Singles will be released on 19 August 2016.
INFO
http://www.superdeluxeedition.com/news/the-turtles-the-complete-original-album-collection-6cd-box-set/
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Nappy Brown - Down In The Alley; The Complete Savoy Singles As & Bs 1954-1962
When we talk about those artists who represent the transition between blues/r&b and soul it is usually Ray Charles, James Brown and Sam Cooke who come to the fore. The subject of this 2CD collection, Nappy Brown is not usually in the mix but after you have listened to this collection of his singles released between 1954 and 1962 you will certainly be wondering why. Hear Brown's voice bellow and roar across these 54 tracks and on hits like "Don't Be Angry", "Pitter Patter" and "It Don't Hurt No More". The Gospel delivery and arrangement of "The Right Time" caught the attention of a young Ray Charles who was currently hitting the big time with outrageous blues versions of gospel song. He covered it and retitled it "(Night Time Is) The Right Time" and secured a hit that eventually went on to become a standard. Nappy never compromised his sound despite his huge popularity in the teen pop market and as such this collection really doesn't sound as old as it is.
CD1
1 I Wonder Whats Wrong With Me
2 That Man
3 Two Faced Woman And A Lying Man
4 Is It True, Is It True
5 Don't Be Angry
6 Is It Really You
7 Pitter Patter
8 There'll Come A Day
9 Just A Little Love
10 Well Well Well Baby-La
11 Dood'll I Love You
12 Sittin' In The Dark
13 Open Up That Door (And Walk Right In My Heart)
14 Pleasin' You
15 Am I
16 Love Baby
17 I'm Getting Lonesome
18 Little By Little
19 Pretty Girl (Yea-Yea-Yea)
20 I'm Gonna Get You (Get You Someday)
21 Goody Goody Gum Drop
22 Bye Bye Baby
23 The Right Time
24 Oh You Didn't Know
25 I'm In The Mood
26 If You Need Some Lovin'
27 Skidy Woe
CD2
1 It Don't Hurt No More
2 My Baby
3 You're Going To Need Someone
4 A Long Time
5 All Right Now
6 This Is My Confession
7 For Those Who Love
8 I Cried Like A Baby
9 So Deep
10 Give Me Your Love
11 Too Shy
12 Down In The Alley
13 My Baby Knows
14 Baby Cry, Cry Baby
15 What's Come Over You Baby
16 Baby I Got News For You
17 Apple Of My Eye
18 The Hole I'm In
19 Nobody Can Say
20 Coal Miner
21 Hoonie-Boonie
22 Any Time Is The Right Time
23 Don't Be Angry (Alt Version)
24 I've Had My Fun
25 Didn't You Know
26 The Lock On The Door
27 So Glad I Don't Have To Cry No More
CD1
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CD2
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/5o5FYN1e/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Down-Alley-1954-1962-RECORDINGS-REMASTERED/dp/B01FKNE2F0
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Robbie Robertson - Testimony (2016)
Testimony is the singer/songwriter’s own take on his musical history — an 18-track compilation that samples from every era of his career, from his time supporting Ronnie Hawkins to his stabs at moody trip-hop.
While the book ends when the Band disbands, Testimony finds space for selections from his solo career — five songs total, with 1991’s Storyville earning the largest play and the electronica aspects of 1998’s Contract from the Underworld of Red Boy and 2011’s How to Become Clairvoyant diminished. Still, the Band naturally figures heavily into the equation here, but Robertson avoids his biggest hits along with some of his best-known songs. Instead, he culls heavily from the Band’Live at the Academy of Music 1971 performance — it’s better known as the 1972 LP Rock of Ages — and the 2005 Band box A Musical History, which is where all the early cuts from Levon Helm & the Hawks and the Robertson-sung “Twilight (Song Sketch)” were first released. If Testimony is light on rarities, what matters is context. By piecing together all these elements of his career — including his time backing Hawkins (“Come Love”) and Bob Dylan (“Rainy Day Women #12 & 35” from Before the Flood) — he paints a fairly rich portrait of his musical achievements, so Testimony does indeed wind up being a musical memoir.
Tracklist:
01. Robbie Robertson – Testimony (Unity Mix) (05:42)
02. The Band – Bessie Smith (04:19)
03. Bob Dylan and The Band – Rainy Day Woman #12 & 35 (Live) (03:39)
04. The Band – The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down (Live) (04:54)
05. Levon and The Hawks – He Don’t Love You (And He’ll Break Your Heart) (02:38)
06. Robbie Robertson – Somewhere Down The Crazy River (04:57)
07. The Band – Life Is A Carinival (Live) (04:06)
08. The Band – It Makes No Difference (06:33)
09. The Band – The Weight (Live) (05:19)
10. The Band – Out Of The Blue (03:22)
11. Levon and The Hawks – I’m Gonna Play The Honky Tonks (03:05)
12. Bob Dylan – Obviously Five Believers (03:36)
13. Robbie Robertson – Soap Box Preacher (05:22)
14. The Band – Twilight (Song Sketch) (03:23)
15. Ronnie Hawkins and The Hawks – Come LOve (03:09)
16. Robbie Robertson – When The Night Was Young (05:06)
17. The Band – The Shape I’m In (Live) (03:52)
18. Robbie Robertson – Unbound (04:38)
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/fG0ONMXk/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Testimony-Robbie-Robertson/dp/0804166013/ref=tmm_abk_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Fun On The Frets; Early Jazz Guitar (1934-1949, Yazoo 1061)
This Yazoo LP has many rather rare acoustic guitar performances. Carl Kress, a great chordal player, is heard on ten duets with fellow guitarist Tony Mottola in 1941, a couple of hot numbers with Dick McDonough (1934's "Danzon" and "I've Got a Feeling You're Fooling" from 1936) and two 1939 solos. In addition the seven-string guitar pioneer George Van Eps is featured on four numbers with a trio from 1949. Those listeners who have only heard of Django Reinhardt and Charlie Christian among early guitarists are well-advised to search for this fascinating LP. (Scott Yanow, Allmusic)
One of the great guitarists of the 1930s, Carl Kress had a very sophisticated chordal style on acoustic guitar. Kress often teamed up with fellow guitarist Dick McDonough in the 1930s, and continued working in the studios into the 1960s, playing during his last years in a duo with George Barnes. Most of Carl Kress' solo and duet (with McDonough) recordings from the 1930s are long overdue to be reissued.
With the premature death of Eddie Lang in 1933, Dick McDonough and Carl Kress were considered his likely successors both on jazz dates and in the studios. McDonough was already a very busy player. His work accelerated with Lang's passing, he occasionally teamed up with Kress, and during 1936-1937, McDonough led a notable series of medium-size group recordings, few of which have ever been reissued.
George Van Eps was a quiet legend among jazz guitarists, one who as far back as the 1930s pioneered a harmonically sophisticated chordal/lead style that was eclipsed in influence by the single-string idioms of Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt. Yet Van Eps, also stood apart from them as an iconoclastic inventor, designing a seven-string guitar in the late '30s that adds an extra bass string. Thus, Van Eps was able to play basslines simultaneously with chords and lead solos, a jazz equivalent of fingerpicking country guitarists like Merle Travis and Chet Atkins. Van Eps puckishly referred to his style of playing as "lap piano," and his seven-string guitar has been adopted by a select few figures like Howard Alden and Bucky and John Pizzarelli. (Musician)
1 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Fun On The Frets
2 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Jazz in G
3 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Sarong Number
4 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola The Camel Walks
5 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Blonde On The Loose
6 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Serenade
7 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Squeeze Box Swing
8 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Sharp As A Tack
9 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Nobody's Idea
10 Carl Kress & Tony Mottola Boogie Woogie For Guitar
11 Carl Kress & Dick McDonough Danzon
12 Carl Kress & Dick McDonough I've Got A Feeling You're Fooling
13 Carl Kress Peg Leg Shuffle
14 Carl Kress Sutton Mutton (Taking it On The Lamb)
15 George Van Eps I Wrote it For Jo
16 George Van Eps Kay's Fantasy
17 George Van Eps Tea For Two
18 George Van Eps Once in A While
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Fun-Frets-Early-Jazz-Guitar/dp/B004YTL5SY
BONUS 5 0F 6 @320
Fred Hughes - Baby Boy (1969)
A soaring full length debut from Fred Hughes – a singer who cut some key singles for Brunswick Records in the late 60s, and more than lives up to their strength here on an album! The set's got some very in-the-pocket backings for Fred to work with – arrangements from Sonny Sanders, Tom Tom, and Willie Henderson – all in that brilliantly bouncy blend of Chicago soul modes that Brunswick was putting forth at the time! The style's a great blend with the rootsier modes of Hughes' vocals – a style that might have been more blues in another setting, but which works here with a great sense of righteous presence and power. Titles include Fred's own compositions "Who You Really Are", "Don't Let This Happen To Us", "Baby Boy", and "I Understand" – plus "Oo Wee Baby", "In My Time Of Need", and "San Francisco Is A Lonely Time". © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.
1 Oo Wee Baby I Love You
2 The Son Of Hickory Hollow's Tramp
3 In My Time Of Need
4 Georgia On My Mind
5 Baby Boy
6 I Understand
7 San Francisco Is A Lonely Town
8 Don't Let This Happen To Us
9 Who You Really Are
10 People
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/aktg9PZb/file.html
INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/795518
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon [1973, Mastered from the Original Master Tapes 2016]
1 Speak To Me
2 Breathe
3 On The Run
4 Time
5 The Great Gig In The Sky
6 Money
7 Us And Them
8 Any Colour You Like
9 Brain Damage
10 Eclipse
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/ZJmofSGZ/file.html
RYP/Gyro – thanks for “Golden Gate” – looking forward to the listening
RYP – thanks for the Dr. John series – I have quite a few but you're certainly widening my knowledge
@ tiptopdaddy thanks for a couple of nice rockin' sets.
@ Jillem – Rozetta Johnson fills a gap in my listening
@ Crispy – your contributions are always welcome. I have this CD but your digital version with scans will sit nicely on the PC.
Does anyone have DAVE BARTHOLOMEW's two Imperial LPs
LP 9162 Fats Domino Presents … (1961)
LP 9217 New Orleans House Party (1961)
As far as I can make out they were never reissued on vinyl or CD so if someone has these and could rip and share sometime - I'd be very grateful.
KEEP THE LINKS ALIVE, PT. 1:
Capitol Story: Essential Rockabilly
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/DIgAMUUM/file.html
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/qgdBmAyE/file.html
Rachel Sweet - B.A.B.Y. - The Best of Rachel Sweet '01
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/qGfdrIYU/file.html
Syl Johnson - dresses too short '68
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/66772683/file.html
Willis Jackson - Gator Tails '64
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/lOcSDoXy/file.html
Juke Joint Boogie
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/90423207/file.html
Shirley Ellis Congress Recordings
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/70476570/file.html
Texas Guitar From Dallas To L.A.(Atlantic '72) '09
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/ZxLfFcKH/file.html
Untamed & Innocent
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/ftorL7mT/file.html
Lee Allen & His Band - Walkin' With Mr. Lee.
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A.C. Reed - I'm In The Wrong Business '87
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Arty Hill - Another Lost Highway '11
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Neil Young - Old Ways '85
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15 downhome urban blues arhoolie
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William Clarke - Blowin' Like Hell '90
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Bobby Womack - Understanding '70 Communication '75
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/12514518/file.html
The Music Machine - The Ultimate Turn On: Album & Singles 66/67
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http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/36368700/file.html
Big Town Playboys - Playboy Boogie '85
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Nicki Bluhm and The Gramblers - Loved Wild Lost '15
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T.J. Fowler - Early Detroit R&B (Official)
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Michael Chapman - Deal Gone Down [Extended Edition] '15
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/dpvWT69g/file.html
Stompin' Western Swing
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/37394136/file.html
The Big Three - Cavern Stomp: The Complete Recordings
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/MLGGW4Cz/file.html
Kentucky Shuffle (El Toro).
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/JPq2C8HQ/file.html
Voyages Into Garage Vol. 1 + 2
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/vQpVYfrx/file.html
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/1N7Dr92T/file.html
Northern Soul Of Nashville
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/ZSr1uYVZ/file.html
KEEP THE LINKS ALIVE, PT. 2
Highland Room BLACKPOOL mecca
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/4ed1ESN5/file.html
Oxford American Southern Sampler 2006
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/aePA8O53/file.html
Oxford American Southern Sampler 2005
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/7TEIrr4m/file.html
Frat Shack Stomp
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/90019422/file.html
Chairmen of the Board (Box Set 2014)
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/4268739/file.html
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/87051158/file.html
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/74868637/file.html
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http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/95646704/file.html
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/26913146/file.html
John Martyn - I'd Rather Be The Devil 1968-1977
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Stingray Green - Hard Numbers '06
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Benny Green - Funky! '97
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Pete Ham - Golders Green 1968-75
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/Z00CPXVa/file.html
Pete Ham - 7 Park Avenue 1970-74
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The Zombies - Still Got That Hunger '15
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Otis Rush - Double Trouble Live Cambridge 1973 '15
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/iXmCVF2E/file.html
The Connells - Stone Cold Yesterday; The Best of the Connells (2016)
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The Inmates - Meet The Beatles (Live In Paris 1987)
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/mwo3WKLm/file.html
Anderson East - Delilah '15
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John Hammond - Sooner Or Later '68
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Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - Soul Searchin' (1988)
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Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - Deep Blues '88
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Ronnie Earl - I Like It When It Rains (1990)
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Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - Peace of Mind '90
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/HjoPBPb8/file.html
Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters - Still River (1994)
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/dtu53MGG/file.html
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/z7CHQFtL/file.html
Tuba Skinny - Owl Call Blues (2014)
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/foqOcH8E/file.html
Tuba Skinny - Blue Chime Stomp (2016)
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/2IPnfFPl/file.html
The Who - Introducing The Who '65
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/CTydx9rp/file.html
KEEP THE LINKS ALIVE, PT 3
ROY HAWKINS - The Thrill Is Gone 50-52
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/8753467/file.html
Eccentric Soul The Way Out Label (2014)
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/49903008/file.html
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/93469083/file.html
20/20 - Interstate '98
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/jJpgz8Bq/file.html
The Atlantics - The Explosive Sound Of The Atlantics (Repertoire)
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/dddoPQSR/file.html
All About the Girls - Lost Girl Group Gems of the 1960s
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/4RJZsJBQ/file.html
Damien Jurado & Daniel Hart - Tumbledown (2016)
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/cOnR6NpX/file.html
Z. Z. Hill - Z. Z. Hill (1981)
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Z. Z. Hill- Bluesmaster '84
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Adam Schmitt - Demolition (2001)
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/9klASQPo/file.html
The Waltzloves - Rockin' Country Gumbo '02
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/16Z68z0d/file.html
Buster Brown - I'm Going But I'll Be Back 1959-1962 (2015)
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/ck1jAOuX/file.html
Johnny Paycheck - Song & Dance Man '73
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/m3E9crHM/file.html
Johnny Paycheck At His Best '75
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/IDk8rv5n/file.html
Big Star - #1 Record '72 [US Ardent ADS-2803 1st Press Stereo LP]
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/85290541/file.html
Johnny Tillotson - All His Early Hits - And More !!!! 1958-1962
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/shb6pN1i/file.html
Lonesome Sundown & Philip Walker - From LA. to L.A. '83
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/5DjTvwFP/file.html
Paul and Barry Ryan - Magical Spiel - The Unreissued Ryans_A Sampler 1967-1976
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/Sc6HsrrO/file.html
Bruce Springsteen - Chapter and Verse (2016) + Art
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/K2vuomHM/file.html
The Four Eagles - Traditional Gospel Quartet Singing From Alabama '91
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/VeG2YByQ/file.html
Gyro, thanx for Nappy Brown. I had a lot of this from an earlier Savoy disc, but not all of this. Love the Nappy Man.
Many are not aware of this Nappy album. It's quite rare and has some KILLER guitar on a few tracks by little-known session man Charlie Brown. I have sold several copies of this in the $100. vicinity over the years, just by dropping the needle at shows on the guitar work.
Here's an early rip I did about 20 years ago. Sorry for the skip...
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/N5gKWDvo/file.html
Gyro, thank you for sharing all things, Robbie Robertson, Pink Floyd, and The Turtles...also your work and ear, appreciated.
Gyro1966-Thanks for The Turtles box.
Just wanted to say thanks for Robbie Robertson, and mention that his autobiography, the book TESTIMONY, is worth your time if you're interested in The Band. Robertson is a great storyteller. Robert in Tucson
RYP Thank you for this comp of west coast R&B. I thought I had every one! Anything with Opal Nations at the helm opens my eyes wide!
Gyro thank you as usual for your generosity.
here's a link to the textbook:
http://opalnations.com/files/Swingin_on_the_Golden_Gate_liner-notes_2010-w-photos.pdf
Thanks Gyro1966 for The Turtles - The Complete Original Album Collection. Magnificent!
The Turtles look great, though I already have it and love it. The Nappy Brown I didn't have. I do now. Thanks.
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