trax:
1. Insect BallBig Jay McNeely 2. 5 Months 2 Weeks 2 Days - Louis Prima 3. Yeah Yeah Yeah - Peggy Lee 4. Keep Your Nose Out Of My Business - Calvin Boze 5. Ain't Nobody's Fool - Piano Red 6. Your Mouth Got A Hole In It - Todd Rhodes 7. Rhythm Rockin' Blues - Rollee McGill 8. Drunk That's All - LaVerne Ray 9. Midnight Ramblin' Tonight - H-Bomb Ferguson 10. Big Town - Roy Brown 11. Love Roller Coaster - Big Joe Turner 12. You're Mine Already - The Du-Droppers 13. Bye Bye Baby - Roy Perkins 14. Honkin' At Midnight - Frank Motley 15. We're Gonna Rock This Morning - Doles Dickens 16. Adam, Come Get Your Rib - Wynonie Harris 17. Rock Around The Clock - Lil Millet 18. Ooh Wow - Roy Montrell 19. Grasshopper Baby - Maria Knight 20. Kansas City - Little Willie Littlefield 21. Feeling Happy - Big Joe Turner 22. The Groove - Ike Turner 23. Something For Nothing - Billy "The Kid" Emerson 24. Hey Little Girl - Frankie Lee Sims 25. Hallelujah Rock 'n' Roll - Sandra Grimm 26. Sweet Sue - Eddie Blanchard & The Gondoliers 27. Answer To Big Town - Roy Brown 28. Shufflin' Jive - Joe Lyone & The Arrows 29. You Don't Break My Heart No More - Paul Williams 30. Indeed I Love You - Sugar & Spice
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"Bump Jump Jive" Vol. 8
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gitit! no pw
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/LnpyRRkS/file.html
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
It's Happening, Vol. 3
Cool mix of rare late 60’s/early 70’s Mod, Soul, Funk, Bubblegum, Lounge, Glam, etc. Perfect for a dance party.
1 The Impressions The Young Mods Forgotten Story
2 Chuck Jackson I Only Get This Feeling
3 The Village Callers I Don't Need No Doctor
4 Billy Hawks Let Me Love You Before You Go
5 The Redcaps Talkin' Bout You
6 Little Esther Phillips Cherry Wine
7 Jackie Wilson Light My Fire
8 New Dawn Slave Of Desire
9 The Zombies Summertime
10 Pucho Cantaloop Island
11 Billy Larkin Hold On I'm Coming
12 Roy Hamilton You Shook Me Up
13 Shirley Ellis Sugar Let's Shing-A-Ling
14 France Gall Der Computer Nr. 3
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/OaqhPdCk/file.html
(Thanks to Relaxed Max)
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Its-Happening-Vol-3/release/2810828
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Rare Southern Soul Vol. 4; 15 Beach Music Gems
Along with the birth of the “Gospel-soul” style of singing in the late 50’s and early 60’s came the birth of countless Southeastern “garage” bands----both segregated and integrated---- who contributed some of the finest recordings ever put to wax.
1 The Nomads Have I Got a Right
2 Mac, Barb & Gamut Hold Me Tighter
3 Big Sambo & the Housewreckers The Rains Came
4 The Counts Ask the Lonely
5 The Monzas You Know You Turn Me On
6 The Appreciations No No No
7 The Embers Just Crazy About You Baby
8 Bernard Smith & the Jokers Wild Gotta Be a Reason
9 The Showmen Need Love
10 The Monzas In My Lonely Room
11 The Rhythm Masters Talking About My Baby
12 Gene & the Team Beats I Wanta Be Your Baby
13 Admiral Ice I'm So Glad It's Summer
14 Frankie & the Damons Here Comes My Baby
15 The Sensational Epics Be Young, Be Foolish Be Happy
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/NfYHOx14/file.html
(Thanks to northern_madman for this collection)
INFO
https://www.cdbaby.com/cd/raresouthernsoul4
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Roy Buchanan After Hours; Early Years 1957-1962 Recordings (Soul Jam 2016)
This remastered 2-CD edition contains Roy Buchanan's earliest works, taped between 1957 and 1962, including a couple of singles released under his own name, plus a bunch of seminal collaborations as a session man and guitar slinger for such R&B and rock & roll pioneers as Dale Hawkins, Bob Luman, Freddy Cannon, and Danny and The Juniors, among others. These sensational recordings constitute a treasure of incalculable value, which would form the basis of Buchanan's legend and secure his reputation as one of the greatest guitarists ever.
CD 1:
1 Roy Buchanan Pretty Please
2 Dale Hawkins My Babe
3 Freddy Cannon Wild Guy
4 Bob Luman Buttercup
5 Paul Curry Route 66
6 Perry Mates The Kick Step
7 The Secrets Twin Exhaust
8 Jerry Hawkins Cha Cha Chu
9 Merle Kilgore It'll Be My First Time
10 Alis Lesley He Will Come Back To Me
11 Bobby Gregg & His Friends The Jam Pt. 1
12 Bobby Gregg & His Friends The Jam Pt. 2
13 Danny & The Juniors When The Saint's Go Twistin'...
14 Cody Brennan & The Temps Ruby Bay
15 Bobby & The Temps The Shuffle
16 Perry Mates Gotta Go
17 Bobby Gregg Potato Peeler
18 Jerry Hawkins Need Your Lovin'
19 The Secrets Hot Toddy
20 Bob Luman My Baby Walkes All Over Me
21 Freddy Cannon My Blue Heaven
22 Roy Buchanan After Hours
CD 2:
1 Roy Buchanan Mule Train Stomp
2 Freddy Cannon Teen Queen Of The Week
3 Jerry Hawkins I Got A Heart
4 Merle Kilgore I Take A Trip To The Moon
5 Bobby & The Temps Mary Lou
6 Dale Hawkins I Want To Love You
7 Dale Hawkins Take My Heart
8 Dale Hawkins Grandma's House
9 Dale Hawkins Wild, Wild World
10 Dale Hawkins Someday One Day
11 Bob Luman Dreamy Doll
12 Paul Curry Honeysuckle Rose
13 Danny & The Juniors The Twist/Mother's Club Twist
14 Cody Brennan & The Temps Shake The Hand Of A Fool
15 Freddy Cannon Blue Skies
16 Jerry Hawkins Swing, Daddy Swing
17 Jerry Hawkins Lonely Nights
18 Jerry Hawkins Lucky Johnny
19 Cody Brennan & The Temps Am I The One
20 Bob Luman Class Of 59
21 Freddy Cannon The Blacksmith Blues
22 Roy Buchanan Whiskers
CD1
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/XFmYsnAH/file.html
CD2
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/rvAcQMEN/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/After-Hours-Early-1957-1962-Recordings/dp/B01M3Q89YI
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Terry Reid - The Other Side of The River (1973, USA Future Days 2016)
2016 release. British musician Terry Reid is a relatively unsung legend. With his incredible voice (that earned him the nickname "Superlungs"), spot-on songwriting, and underrated guitar skills, Reid invented new sounds and others followed suit. His 1973 LP, River, is an under-the-radar but deeply loved album. Our special release, The Other Side Of The River, features all previously unreleased material from the River sessions, including six never-before-heard Reid compositions and five very different alternate takes of tracks from River. Over the decades, as River went in and out of print, there were rumors of a mythological double album's worth of unreleased material. The rumors turned out to be true, as the entire album was recorded twice: once with British producer Eddy Offord and again with the legendary Tom Dowd. The sessions captured Reid's free-associative mix of folk, blues, rock, jazz, bossa-nova, soul, and samba, recalling at times Tim Buckley and Van Morrison, while featuring some remarkable guests including Gilberto Gil on percussion, Ike & Tina Turner's Ikettes on vocals, and David Lindley, of psych band Kaleidoscope, on violin. The Other Side Of The River includes songs that even Terry had forgotten - rockers in the style of the River track "Dean," Latin grooves with percussionist Willie Bobo, and beautifully sparse vocal material not unlike David Crosby's If Only I Could Remember My Name and John Martyn's Solid Air. (Record Runner)
USA and UK released Friday, 20 May 2016 - "The Other Side Of The River" by TERRY REID on Future Days Recordings/Rhino Custom Products FDR 629 (Barcode 826853062923) is a 11-track CD compilation offering six never-before-heard outtakes and five Alternate Versions of songs from the "River" sessions recorded in 1973 in two countries. EDDIE OFFORD (associated with Yes, ELP and Taste) recorded and produced the initial sessions in London (Advision and Olympic Studios) followed by TOM DOWD in Miami and Los Angeles (famously produced huge swathes of the Atlantic Records catalogue including Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin). All are Previously Unreleased and play out as follows (61:03 minutes):
1. Let's Go Down - Previously Unreleased Song
Features Bassist LEE MILES from the Ike & Tina Turner Revue, Drummer ALAN WHITE of YES and Guitarist DAVID LINDLEY (ex Kaleidoscope)
2. Avenue (F Boogie) - Previously Unreleased Alternate Take
London recording taken by Tom Dowd in the USA and overdubbed with the Ike & Tina Turner singers THE IKETTES
3. Things To Try – Previously Unreleased Alternate Take
Features Terry on Acoustic and David Lindley on Electric Guitar
4. Country Brazilian Funk - Previously Unreleased Song
Features Lee Miles, Terry Reid on Vocals and Gilberto Gil's 'The Brazilians' play Percussion
5. River - Previously Unreleased Alternate Take
Features Lee Miles, Terry Reid on Vocals and Latin Percussionist Willie Bobo
6. Listen With Eyes - Previously Unreleased Song
Features Lee Miles on Bass, Terry Reid on Acoustic and Willie Bobo on Percussion
7. Anyway - Previously Unreleased Alternate Take
Features Alan White of Yes on Piano - no Vocals
8. Celtic Melody - Previously Unreleased Song
Acoustic Instrumental recorded in London
9. Funny - Previously Unreleased Alternate Take
Features David Lindley on Pedal Steel Guitar and is one-minute longer than the version that turned up in 2006
10. Late Night Idea - Previously Unreleased Song
Recorded in Hollywood by Tom Dowd - Terry Reid on Steinway piano alone
11. Sabyla - Previously Unreleased Song
Features Lee Miles on Piano and Terry Reid on Lead Guitar
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/6A9oAJx3/file.html
INFO
http://lightintheattic.net/releases/2340-the-other-side-of-the-river
https://www.amazon.com/Other-Side-River-TERRY-REID/dp/B01C6S1POI
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Steve Earle - Guitar Town (1986, 30th Anniversary Edition 2016)
In 1986, Steve Earle's debut LP, Guitar Town, was one of the albums that reenergized and redefined country music in the genre's dreary post-Urban Cowboy days. The raw, twang-fueled guitars and Earle's blue-collar lyrics heralded a movement toward neo-traditionalism that would turn Earle, Dwight Yoakam and others into country-rock superstars, leading to what Earle himself would humorously label country music's "Great Credibility Scare." Upon its release, the album topped the country chart and would go on to score a pair of Grammy nominations. It also earned a spot among Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. On October 14th, MCA Nashville/UMe will celebrate the 30th anniversary of Guitar Town with the release of a two-disc, deluxe edition of the album featuring the LP remastered from the original tapes and a previously unreleased 19-song live show recorded on the Guitar Town Tour at the Park West in Chicago in 1986. (Rolling Stone)
Steve Earle - Guitar Town (1986, 30th Anniversary Edition 2016) Original Album CD1
1 Guitar Town
2 Goodbye's All We've Got Left
3 Hillbilly Highway
4 Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough)
5 My Old Friend The Blues
6 Someday
7 Think It Over
8 Fearless Heart
9 Little Rock 'N' Roller
10 Down The Road
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/FXx2dtgx/file.html
Steve Earle - Guitar Town 30th Anniversary Edition 2016; Live At Park West Chicago IL August 15,1986 CD2
1 Guitar Town
2 Sweet Little '66
3 Goodbye's All We've Got Left
4 Hillbilly Highway
5 My Old Friend The Blues
6 Good Ol' Boy
7 Someday
8 Think It Over
9 Little Rock 'N' Roller
10 State Trooper
11 The Week Of Living Dangerously
12 Angry Young Man
13 Nowhere Road
14 Fearless Heart
15 I Love You Too Much
16 San Antonio Girl
17 The Devil's Right Hand
18 Down The Road
19 No. 29
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/TyBHccL6/file.html
INFO
http://www.rollingstone.com/country/news/steve-earle-plots-guitar-town-anniversary-reissue-w443537
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Bo Carter - Twist It Babe (1931-1940) Yazoo L 1034
Singer/guitarist Bo Chatmon lived something of a double musical life. One had him playing country-blues with the Mississippi Sheiks, one of the most popular African-American string bands of the 1920s and 1930s, while, as Bo Carter, he became a highly successful solo performer, peddling his popular brand of double-entendre blues. The first of two Yazoo Bo Carter anthologies (the companion to Banana in Your Fruit Basket), Twist It, Babe collects sides the guitarist recorded between 1931 and 1938. Carter himself, though he may lack significant spark as a performer, remains a competent fingerpicker, with a smooth, pleasant singing tone. Combined with relatively clean fidelity, the sentiments of his songs have been preserved, loud and clear. Much of the material here is comprised of Carter's one-dimensional sexual metaphors (the title track, "Doubled in a Knot," "Let Me Roll Your Lemon," etc.). Yet while the concerns on Twist It, Babe are largely the same ones that occupied Carter throughout the greater part of his career, they are often less blatant. While "Twist It, Babe" repeats a simple vocal pattern over some graceful guitar work with little variation, songs like "Some Day," "The Law Gonna Step on You," and "I Get the Blues" reveal more complex melodies and greater subtlety in dealing with his subject matter. "Rolling Blues" is a fine version of Jim Jackson's hit "Kansas City Blues" (a song also reworked by Charlie Patton as "Going to Move to Alabama"). "Policy Man Blues" even manages to break the mold with its tale of a familiar roustabout, prone to losing his earnings in card games. Twist It, Babe presents an accurate portrait of Carter and is a more well-rounded collection than its companion volume. (Nathan Bush, Allmusic)
1
Twist It, Baby
3:21
2
Some Day
2:51
3
Doubled Up In A Knot
2:54
4
Shake 'Em On Down
3:14
5
Let Me Roll Your Lemon
2:59
6
My Baby
3:03
7
Rolling Blues
2:41
8
Policy Blues
3:07
9
Honey
2:47
10
The Law Gonna Step On You
2:45
11
I Get The Blues
2:58
12
Howling Tom Cat Blues
2:32
13
Pussy Cat Blues
2:51
14
Bo Carter Special
3:05
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/xjYFIObG/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/twist-it-babe-1931-1940-mw0000091276
https://www.discogs.com/Bo-Carter-Twist-It-Babe-1931-1940/release/1366082
Here`s one of the later Kent releases(hope it`s a new one to ElTel)
Kent 457 - Super Duper Love - (Mainstream Hits & Rarities 1973-1976)
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/wXR5D6Sp/file.html
Enjoy!!
Thanks to Gyro and northern_madman for Rare Southern Soul Vol. 4
@Gyro-
I'm just getting an opportunity to listen through the PopCycles set you shared, thank you very much it's an interesting mix. There's quite a few names that are new-to-me, as well as some familiar material presented in a new-to-me context; I've always lumped Garage Pop in with other garage styles, but blending it with other pop styles brings a new perspective. Kudos to Paul Martin, wherever he may be. I don't remember much about the Fading Yellow series except that it didn't grab my attention like this set has, I'll have to give it another try.
PS-
I meant to also mention, I spotted a mis-labeled track:
PopCycles Vol. 9 Track 8 has the same Artist & Title info as Track 7 (Greg Hunter "Away From Happiness"). The back cover says Track 8 is actually "Dum-Dum Song" by The Imp-Acts, if anyone wants to update their files.
Thanks again Gyro!
Larry - Thanks for the info on my mislabeled tracking mistake on PopCycles. The series was not tagged at all, so I had to type in and tag every track manually. It was time consuming, but I do it for myself, so then a I feel I should share. It's a cumbersome set that will ale me time to listen to all the way through. Anyway, thanks as always for your comments and the shares here as well.
Bert Berns Story salutes the work of a man who sang, wrote and/or produced some of the greatest Rock and Soul music of the '60s. During what was a relatively short career, tragically ended by a heart attack on New Year's Eve 1967, Berns created the original versions of such perennials as 'Twist And Shout', 'Hang on Sloopy', 'Piece of My Heart', 'Brown Eyed Girl', 'Here Comes the Night' and numerous other Hall of Fame hits.
Bert Berns 1
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/3TdkEq7n/file.html
Bert Berns 2
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/9cXiH3x7/file.html
Bert Berns 3
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/7CXSX0tj/file.html
Gyro 1966 - Thanks for the Steve Earle.
Gyro-
I know you spend a lot of time filling-in tags and I, for one, am very grateful. I have the same quirk about tagging and I know how time consuming it can be - especially for 14-disc sets like this one. I always know I can drag & drop your shares straight into my library without having to do a thing. You know your music, that's for damn-sure, but you're attention to detail makes you a scholar AND a gentleman. I don't thank you enough, so thanks again. And a Merry Ho-Ho too!
Anonymous: Thank you so much for the Bert Berns, a most welcome upgrade of what I already had, all the more as I 'll soon be reading HERE COMES THE NIGHT , Joel Selvyn's Bert Berns biography. Thank you!
Big thanks Gyro for the brilliant Roy Buchanan collection.
@ Bill, 457 was posted earlier this month but many thanks for thinking of me.
If you could help out with 359,360 & 366 i would be very grateful Bill.
cheers,ELtel
Gyro, thanks so much for sharing PopCycles in the first place. Tagging it as well is much appreciated.
Thanks for the great Steve Earle collection, G-Man. Such a nice blend of hell and high water...
!ggy
@ Bill
nice to see you back but got some bad news for you
i posted the kent 457 album along with other mainstream
rips sometime back you really are behind the times
have a good one Bill and to all T/Z crew
too many to mention
@Gyro1966: thanks so much for the wonderful Roy Buchanan and Steve Earle posts! True gems!!
Dear all, I have a request: looking for "New Orleans Funk volume 4: Voodoo Fire in New Orleans", in the wonderful Soul Jazz series. Much obliged if anybody could help out with this...
gyro, what lofi larry said.
@ Gyro
Thanks for Roy Buchanan, Terry Reid and Steve Earle.
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