…With their reflection towards the raw styling of The Sonics and The Kinks, Nicke Ohman (guitar), Johnny Elfstorm (bass), Uffe Pettersson (drums) and Mike Eriksson (vocals) would release a series of seven-inches various labels throughout 1997. This includes the Fall Down, I Just Wanna Rock 'n' Roll and Don't EPs. - Artist Biography by Mike DaRonco
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01 Ready For Love 02 No Need To Worry 03 Come On 04 Total Despair 05 Leave My Bottle Alone 06 Won't Be Back Again 07 Out Of Orbit 08 Les Cactus 09 Shale Your Ass 10 Lying Man 11 Got The Fever 12 Dirty Robber 13 Way Outta Line 14 Money (bonus Track)
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Dee Rangers "Backs To The Past, Bollocks To The Future"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/fKq3T41i/file.html
@ RYP
Hi friend.
Thank you very much for this fantastic disc of Dee Rangers.
A greeting.
ZZ Top
Mescalero - Release 2003
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/5gOLxJqX/file.html
Live From Texas - Release 2008
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/lqC0nmdQ/file.html
LFT Art http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/LX8lW4V8/file.html
La Futura - Release 2012
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/QFgJYBdR/file.html
That's it for their official offerings. Next time I'll go into the obscurities.
@ ralph11
Thank you very much for:
VA- Downtown Rockin' At The Garden Of Eden
A greeting.
va - The Mod Generation - From The ITV Series Soul, Castel Music, 2003
my CD-rip, mp3 at 320
1. Ill Keep On Holding On - The Action
2. Get Yourself Together - Small Faces
3. Jump And Dance - The Carnaby
4. I Need You - The Kinks
5. Im Your Witchdoctor - John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers
6. Treat Her Good - Chris Farlowe
7. Michael (The Lover) - Geno Washington And The Ram Jam Band
8. This Heart Of Mine - Jimmy James And The Vagabonds
9. If You See What I Mean - PP Arnold
10. Emergency 999 - The Alan Bown Set
11. I Dig Everything - David Bowie
12. We Can Take It - The Smoke
13. Circles - Les Fleur De Lys
14. We Didnt Kiss We Didnt Love But Now We Do - The Clique
15. Baby Dont You Do It - The Poets
16. Youve Got What I Want - The Sorrows
17. Neighbour Neighbour - The Spectres
18. Soul Sauce - Timebox
http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/nOmjLtyT/file.html
Info:
Mod, Beat, Soul
The Mod Generation is one of a series of CDs that accompanies a recent ITV television series, SOUL, that looked at youth movements in London over the years. The compilation is a who's who of Mod acts from the 1960s, some of which are better known than others. There is a mix of better-known tracks alongside more obscure but highly worthwhile items.
The Action's I'll Keep on Holding On has been mentioned in Making Time before. the Action was one of the top live acts but never matched this success on record. The song is a cover of the Marvelletes' track and is a powerful opener for any album. Les Fleurs de Lys' Circles is another cover version that has become an uncharted Mod classic. Jimmy James & the Vagabonds and Geno Washington & the Ran Jam Band were also major Mod live acts that did not match this success on their records. Geno Washington though did make number one by virtue of Dexys Midnight Runners' tribute!
Get Yourself Together saw light on the Small Faces' first Immediate album. This remains one of the band's most popular tracks today and was even covered by the Jam in the early 1980s. Paul Weller is known to be a fan of this song and asked keyboard player Ian McLagan about it. However, Mac could remember nothing about it. ironically, Mac now features the song in his own set!
I Need You is a Kinks' b-side to Set Me Free that features trademark chopping guitar and feedback. While the a-side is more of a ballad, I Need You is more uptempo with the initial feedback reminiscent of I Feel Fine.
David Bowie or Davy Jones produced a stream of great singles in the 1960s without making much of a dent on the charts. Can't Help Thinking About Me is a personal favourite but I Dig Everything hits the Mod spot. The Spectres are also of interest for their later career. The band included Mike (Francis) Rossi, Alan Lancaster and John Coghlan and a certain Rick Parfitt later joined. Neighbour Neighbour is an r&b standard and after a flirtation with psychedelic sounds, they discovered three chords and Status Quo never looked back.
PP Arnold's If You Know What I Mean sees the Queen of Immediate in her prime belting out the b-side to The Time has Come, her third single.
The Smoke and the Sorrows are two bands who produced classic singles while the Poets from Glasgow released a few great singles including the cover of Baby Don't You Do It.
Other artists included here are more obscure today but have been given a new lease of life with the advent of CDs and more. (http://www.makingtime.co.uk/cdrev42003.html)
Enjoy.
Cheers
Relaxed Max
Hi Friends de TZ.
I'm looking for these records. I do not know if anyone can help me.
Thank you very much to all
-The Breakdowns –“The Kids Don't Wanna Bop Anymore” (2011)
https://www.discogs.com/es/Breakdowns-The-Kids-Dont-Wanna-Bop-Anymore/release/3581954
-The Ronelles –“Motel”(2006)
https://www.discogs.com/es/Ronelles-Motel/release/3001348
-White Hassle –“Your Language”(2005)
https://www.discogs.com/es/White-Hassle-Your-Language/master/395503
-Los Dominados –“Basura Blanca Y Oro Negro”(2005)
https://www.discogs.com/Los-Dominados-Basura-Blanca-Y-Oro-Negro/release/3717710
A greeting
Hello,
THE DEFECTORS - LET ME... (E.S.P. Recordings 1999) FLAC or @320
Superb FuzzGarage from Aarhus, Denmark! Organ, Killerfuzz, Screams…whatever you expect! File next to GRAVEDIGGER 5, SATELLITERS, etc…! Their Debut! (Soundflat Mailorder Gesamtliste Frühjahr 2003)
Bio:
The Defectors play 60's inspired garage punk in the vein of bands like Miracle Workers, Fuzztones, Gravedigger V and Stomachmouths. They're into the sounds and looks of 60's instruments like the Farfisa Organ, Rickenbacker guitar and bass, Vox guitar and Fender amplifiers, also using the effects of the period - fuzzboxes, trems, spring reverbs and tape echo - to re-create the sounds they admire.
The members are all "defected" from other bands to join under the psychedelic banner and spread the garage virus. The band was formed in 1997 as Thee Fuzz Arts by Martin Budde (drums/organ) (of psychobilly band Godless Wicked Creeps), Nikolaj Grummesgaard (guitar/vocals)(now guitarist in Godless Wicked Creeps) and Torben Skovgaard (bass). This constellation contributed a song to a tribute album to local football team AGF, before recruiting Jonas Jorgensen to play drums. This freed Martin to concentrate on plying organ and enabled the band to play live. Shortly after that Mort Harder took over lead vocal chores and they changed the band name to the Persuaders. The Persuaders was, however, by no means an original band name, it turned out, so late 1998 saw them change again - this time to their present name. Nikolaj left to join Godless Wicked Creeps shortly thereafter, and he was replaced by Mik Stegger. They recorded their debut album early 1999. They worked for a month on old analogue equipment, which means they spent five days recording and 26 days soldering things that were broke.
The album is called "Let Me…" and it is released by danish label E.S.P.Recordings/Kick Music. It is available on both CD and vinyl.
(http://www.wreckingpit.com/psycho/bands/defectors.php3)
Defectors - Let Me... (E.S.P. Recordings 1998) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/?t31qvvbu4ucuvzo
Defectors - Let Me... (E.S.P. Recordings 1998) FLAC
https://www.mediafire.com/?40w4ld5hbcbygvc
More Info:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Defectors
Please enjoy!
Hello mandotodd,
You asked for Shark Quest. Here is their 1st album 'Battle Of The Loons'.
I would also post the other two albums, but it will take some time cause I have to rip them first and my upload speed is poor. So look for them the next days.
Shark Quest - Battle Of The Loons (Merge Records 1998) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/?er9axriv5cih9u2
Please enjoy!
Dedicated to Luis.
It's my first post to-day. Many thanks to you for your precious aid.
Here's a compilation of Texas blues.
VA - Hot Rhythm & Cool Blues - Texas Style (TOPCAT CD TC119201 - 1992).
This CD "showcases artists who honor the tradition but play with contemporary vigor and variety" (Tim Schuller - August 1992).
The variety of artists is impressive. Great Jump blues by veteran Zuzu Bolin, classic blues by The Joe Jonas Band and Cricket Taylor (a discover), modern blues by Cold Blue Steel, Schooner's All-Stars, Mike Morgan and Terraplane Blues, Cab Calloway style by T. Buck Burns, cover of an Ellington classic by Bobby Chitwood, etc, etc... A melting pot of great music and unknown artists for discover.
Link (my CD, my rip 320):
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/aCbeNSUM/file.html
Enjoy!
Racati from Marseille.
@ Albert
I can help with The Breakdowns –“The Kids Don't Wanna Bop Anymore” (2011) and White Hassle –“Your Language”(2005)
Stay tuned!
ZZ Top
Mescalero - Release 2003
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/5gOLxJqX/file.html
Live From Texas - Release 2008
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/lqC0nmdQ/file.html
LFT Art http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/LX8lW4V8/file.html
La Futura - Release 2012
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/QFgJYBdR/file.html
That's it for their official offerings. Next time I'll go into the obscurities.
Hallo Ryp,
ich habe seit ein paar Tagen meinen ersten eigenen Blog gemacht. Ich wollte fragen ob es möglich wäre das ich die Adresse hier poste und falls dir mein Blog gefallen sollte Du mich vielleicht in deine Blogliste aufnehmen würdest.Okay poprockige Grüße aus dem Rheinland
Frank
Frank,
herzlichen Glückwunsch zu Deinem Entschluss eine Blog zu gründen! Der ist auch schon in meiner Fave-Liste...
Grüsse aus'm Ruhrgebeat!
@ Racati
i'm very happy to see you first post on Tz and very honored that you've dedicated it to me
Thanks
I really hate to be a pest, but I finally unzipped the entire USA Garage Greats collection and it appears to be missing a few songs.
019 It Couldn't Be True: Track 1 The Third Side of Life, Track 2 Mystery Man (both by the Blues Invention) and track 3 Don't Try to Hide It (by The Edgin-Ins, though this song is also Track 19 on 050 I Believed You)
020 I'll Be In: Track 16 Sick & Tired (The Continentals)
083 You Ain't Tough: Track 29 Someday Baby (The United Notions)
I'm hoping that there's a completist or three out there to help out. It wouldn't be such a big deal, except I've had an obsession for this sort of music since a certain February Sunday night on CBS back in 1964.
Plus, I've been on a all-consuming quest to re-capture this collection since it first came out a few years back and the hard drive I saved it on crashed before I could back it up.
Happy Whatever You're Having-Ice X (known to his sober friends as Fritz Schwartz)
Das freut mich wirklich sehr, Ryp. Auch die Art wie Du Deine Zustimmung vermittelst ist wirklich feiner Stil. Zumal ich heute auch schon das komplette Gegenteil auf meine Anfrage in einem Blog erlebt habe.Ganz ganz herzlichen Dank nochmal. Ich verfasse dann gleich mal 'nen Kommentar mit der Blogadresse
Es grüßt mit herzlichem Dank
der Frank
Hello all you nice rockin' people here. Since a few days i did my first own blog. It's called ''All We Need Is Pop'' and the address is
http://popintotheblue.blogspot.com/ . Hope you will give it a try. Wish all of you a great weekend and a lot of fun here on TZ.
Greetings
Frank
For a long time, I have wanted to do my share of sharing as a way of saying thanks. Each year, since 2000, I have done a series of holiday mixes for friends. Usually, there are three: 1) "A Time Traveller's Winter Wonderland,' "A Time Traveller's Christmas" and "A Time Traveller's New Years.' Since I spend lots of time in musical archeology, excavating lost gems from the archives of the past, the emphasis is on pre-war and post-war up to 1960 (with exceptions). In any case, here are WeTransfer links to "A Time Traveller's Winter Wonderland 2016" and "A Time Traveller's Christmas 2016." The New Years mix is in preparation. But if people find these to their liking, just request older mixes and I'll gladly post them. Remember, WeTransfer links only last a week. So download them ASAP. And please don't complain about bitrates. One does the best one can when looking for these oldies. Enjoy!
https://we.tl/wYEhTX982F
https://we.tl/4tZcGcVtbt
this is christmas - luther vandross
he wasn't very adventurous with it, but the man had an amazing voice.
grabbed from youtube.
@320, except for a few songs @256 due to me messing up.
https://www.dropjiffy.com/f/1PMO46MG
@ CrazyLegs
Hi Friend.
Thank you very much.I will be careful.
A greeting
I believe someone asked for this earlier; Frankie and the Witch Fingers - Heavy Roller@320:
https://mega.nz/#!TosyhL4Y!NTbXXwC6I-U-XHPWCBh20PWsxBVri6C4UuTCIfNwAK4
White Hassle – Your Language (2005)
The Breakdowns - The Kids Don't Wanna Bop Anymore (2011)[unfortunately track10 is missing]
The Breakdowns - Early & Rare (2008)
https://we.tl/7b11WTnUwx
@Garin - thks for your ZZ Top offerings - fills out my spotty collection quite nicely - appreciated Sir!
someday at christmas - stevie wonder
1968
grabbed from youtube
individual tagged tracks @320
Someday At Christmas
Silver Bells
Ave Maria
The Little Drummer Boy
One Little Christmas Tree
The Day That Love Began
The Christmas Song
Bedtime For Toys
Christmastime
Twinkle Twinkle Little Me
A Warm Little Home On A Hill
What Christmas Means To Me
https://www.dropjiffy.com/f/HKWCOZYB
@ Fritz Schwartz.
Here's one of your missing tracks. Sorry I can't help with the others just yet.
083 You Ain't Tough: Track 29 Someday Baby (The United Notions)
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/7NotRH1I/file.html
Thank you SuperBillie1.
@ Fritz Schwartz- Here's the two Blues Invention Tracks and Continentals-Sick & Tired
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/Nb7XNKye/file.html
Hi folks - some great posts over the last week, Eddie Clendening much appreciated in particular.
I'm hoping someone can share a particular Elvis LP I'm trying to find - "Having Fun With Elvis On Stage" from 1974. Anyone ?
Gyro, thanks for the Monostones on Oct. 1st,
I had lost my Stones in a crash.
Thanks for the Gulag Tunes, its new to me.
RnBWolf
SuperBillie, can you provide the password for Heavy Roller?
Thanks!
Lou Donaldson Best of the Blues 1957-1970 Vol. 1-3
Homemade comp of all of the Lou Donaldson tracks I really like. It's 99% blues. And it's in chronological order. I did throw in one ballad (Soft As in A Morning Sunrise) because, well, because I really like it. Also, contains an edited version of Funky Mama because I think the original is too long. But then I think most jazz performances are too long. I don't like most jazz. But when jazz performers do the blues right, I love it. And here are 37 examples of the jazz I love.
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/PONZBMjL/file.html
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/sscmtgJU/file.html
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/iiaMwjxc/file.html
Happy Holidays Y'all !! Here's some rockers you need...
RCA’s Groove Records-Here are 6 CDs from The Groove Label, RCA subsidiary. 1st 4 are essential groovers, & have little duplication. Groove label,which had a short history from 1954-1956, laid down some of the wildest rocking sides of the era, many backed up by Micky Baker. In Fact they closed the label right when the 1st big hit of the label charted, by Mickey and Sylvia "Love is strange”. Here are sides by The Du-Droppers, Roy Gaines, Big Al Sears, King Curtis, Sonny Terry, Larry Dale, Otis Blackwell, Mr. Bear and the Bearcats, Five Keys etc.-The Groove Label was revived in the 60s but that was a different sound entirely. I also have 4 more volumes on the Official Label if anyone wants them….my Rips@320 Some Scans All releases from 1954-1957. ...Groovy Baby-
All music Review of "Honkin' N’ Hollering”: "RCA Victor was one of the very few majors who actually had an R&B division that could keep pace with labels like Chess, Modern, Savoy, Atlantic, King and others. This opening volume of an ongoing series comes up with 28 terrific performances illustrating that the corporate giant at least had their pulse on what actually constituted rhythm & blues in the early 1950s, and then some. From the out-and-out wildness of Mr. Bear and the Bearcats' "Mr. Bear Comes to Town," Big Al Sears' "Great Googa Mooga," Milt Trenier's "Day Old Bread" and the Jackson Brothers' "There's No Other Way," this collection also plumbs some deep blues with the unissued Larry Dale tracks "Midnight Hours," "Please Tell Me" and "Down to the Bottom," all three featuring some stellar guitar work from Mickey Baker. Other highlights include Louis Jordan's "Chicken Back," Big Al Sears' "Rock'n'Roll Ball," Beatrice Reading's bluesy "I"ll Do It All Again," an 11-year-old George Benson's first record ("She Makes Me Mad"), Eartha Kitt's uncharacteristic R&B outing "My Heart's Delight," and Big Connie's "Mumbles Blues." A nice chunk of seldom-anthologized American music”-Kub Coda
"Honking’ N’ Hollering’ R&B From The Radio Corporation" Vol. 1 (Westside) OOP Wild Rockers.
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/WUMgi6xl/file.html
"The Groove Story R&B From The Radio Corporation" Vol. 2 (Westside) OOP Volume 2 of this Excellent Series
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/ROt788rK/file.html
"Groove Jumping" (Detour) Worth it alone for “Radar!" by Mr Bear, also Du Droppers, Roy Gaines, Excellent!
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/8KJfTX8i/file.html
"Still Groove Jumping" (Detour) More Roy Gaines, Mt Bear, Larry Dale, Piano Red, Champion Jack etc.Excellent
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/bHAg3Pir/file.html
"Quicksand The Groove Records Story" Disc 1 This last 2CD Volume has more Doo-Wop, Vocal groups,Like Coronets, Avalons, 4 Students, Duplication with the 1st 4 volumes abov
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/uujpiLbR/file.html
"Quicksand: The Groove Records Story" Disc 2
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/Uno7iM44/file.html
Crispy --
Thank you for all the rhythm and blues. Excellent!
if superbillie don't provide the password for Frankie and the witch fingers heavy rollers
here a working link for the album provided by Gyro1966 some days ago
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/TYCedTv3/file.html
(no password needed)
You are very welcome Johnny,glad you dig !
Hey Garin,
thanks so much for the officials!
I'm looking forward for the obscurities,
cheers
RnBWolf
Crazy Legs! You are superb! Happy December to you & yours.
Crispy-
Thanks for very generous x-mas gift.Downloaded them all,
now trying hard not to unzip until 24 december.Michael
Crispy,
great big thanks for the RCA-Grooves. Fantastic rhythm & blues!
Please post your Officials too, it was a great label.
Cheers
RnBWolf
Thanks to David Federman for the Christmas collections. Look forward to hearing those.
!ggy
RBWolf- I will try to get those Groove Label extras up in a day or 2. I know RYP has been doing record comps so I haven't wanted to step on his Groove, but yea it was one of the best rockin labels around. I always think of Mr Bear's "Radar " when I'm driving around during the xmas holidays hehe. Cheers.
Thank you luis; I got SuperBillie's reply.
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