Sunday, 4 December 2016

"Drunk & Nutty" Hillbillies Fooling With The Blues 1926-1938

50 of the raunchiest, rarest, earliest-known, blues influenced hillbilly recordings. First time on CD for many of these rare sides. (2002) A major collection of hillbilly blues. Don't miss this great collection of neglected roots music from the 20's 30's and 40's. And don't be put off by the silly title. Sure a lot of the lyrics are about drunkenness and lechery, but this is the blues, not church music.The two disc set is an excellent collection of that is heavily influenced by black players of the 20's and 30's but is not just an imitation of them. It traces the growth of white blues, one of the strains of music that that was formative for virtuoso country guitar pickers from Jerry Reed and Glen Campbell to Ricky Scaggs and Vince Gill. Blues surely began as an African American art form, but white southerners have had an influence too. James Burton! Duane Allman! Stevie Ray Vaughan! Check out their drunken uncles. (Allmusic)trax disc 1:
1. If The River Was Whiskey - Charlie Poole & His North Carolina Ramblers 2. Sweet Sarah Blues - Darby & Tarlton 3. Carroll County Blues - Narmour & Smith 4. Oozlin Daddy Blues - Bill Cox & Cliff Hobbs 5. K. C. Blues - Frank Hutchinson 6. Somebody's Been Usin' That Thong - The Callahan Brothers 7. New Jellyroll Blues - Al Dexter 8. Drunk & Nutty Blues - The Allen Brothers 9. Do Right Daddy Blues - Gene Autry 10. Rattlesnake Daddy - Homer Callahan 11. Matchbox Blues - Larry Hensley 12. Ashcan Blues - Cliff Carlisle 13. A Darkies' Wail - Riley Puckett 14. Deep Elem Blues - The Prairie Ramblers 15. Brown Skin Blues - Dick Justice 16. Worried Blues - Frank Hutchison 17. Haunted Road Blues - Tom Ashley 18. Georgia Brown Blues - Bill Cox 19. Ramblin' Blues - Charlie Poole & His North Carolina Ramblers 20. Steel Guitar Blues - Roy Acuff & His Crazy Tennesseeans 21. Dirty Hangover Blues - W. Lee McDaniel & His Hillbilly Boys 22. Jake Bottle Blues - Lemuel Turner 23. Never No Mo' Blues - The Rhythm Wreckers 24. Dallas County Jail Blues - Gene Autry 25. Guitar Blues - Carlisle & Ball
trax disc 2:
1. Railroad Blues - Sam McGee 2. Weaveroom Blues - The Dixon Brothers 3. Jakewalk Blues - The Allen Brothers 4. Country Blues - Dock Boggs 5. Farmland Blues - The Carolina Tar Heels 6. Breadline Blues - Slim Smith 7. Blue Steel Blues - Ted Daffam 8. Bell Clappin' Mama - Bill Carlisle 9. Bay Rum Blues - Dave McCain & Howard Long 10. Wilkes County Blues - Gwen Foster 11. Coal Miner's Blues - The Carter Family 12. Mobile Blues - Nelstone's Hawiians 13. Lonesome Jailhouse Blues - The Delmore Brothers 14. Blues In A Bottle - Prince Albert Hunt 15. Garbage Man Blues - Roy Newman 16. Barber's Blues - Frankie Marvin 17. Stockade Blues - The Georgia Crackers 18. Bath House Blues - Ashley's Melody Men 19. Frankie Jean - Bob Wills 20. Black Bottom Blues - Gene Autry 21. Jug Rag - The Ramblers 22. Chain Gang Blues - Riley Puckett 23. Arkansas Hard Luck Blues - Lonnie Glosson 24. Milk Cow Blues - Cliff Bruner 25. Mean Old Lonesome Blues - Buddy Jones
…served by Gyro1966...

22 comments:

RYP said...

"Drunk & Nutty" Hillbillies Fooling With The Blues 1926-1938
…served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
CD1
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/fLW1ywQ8/file.html
CD2
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/IzHjNFpF/file.html

Brause said...

Great Stuff! Thanks!

Brause said...

Santa's Back Catalogue: Christmas 2013
———————————————————————
Explanation for this was given on the 1st Dec post: I have compiled a Christmas album every year since 2001.
The 2016, 2015, and 2016 albums were posted on 1st, 2nd, and 4rd Dec, respectively. Collect them all!.


1. Jingle Hells Bells / Bob Rivers 2;38 

2. The Christmas Song / Weezer 3;08 

3. O Come, O Come Emmanuel / Bad Religion 2;08 

4. Father Christmas / The Kinks 3;42 

5. Turaluraluralu - Ich Mach' Bubu Was Machst Du / Trio 3;54 

6. Stop The Cavalry (Acoustic Version) / Erasure 2;57 

7. Old Toy Trains / Nick Lowe 2;58 

8. Pretty Paper / Willie Nelson 2;30 

9. Last Christmas / The BossHoss 3;29 

10. Winter Wonderland / Elvis Presley 2;15 

11. Reindeer Boogie / Hank Snow 2;18 

12. O Christmas Tree / Richard Cheese 1;44 

13. Oben Aufm Berg / Stephan Remmler 3;45 

14. Remember (Christmas) / Harry Nilsson 4;08 

15. Run Rudolph Run / Cee Lo Green 3;28 

16. Christmas Tears Will Fall / Rocky Sharpe & the Replays 2;56 

17. Christmas At The Airport / Nick Lowe 3;47 

18. I'll Be Home On Christmas Day / Elvis Presley 3;50 

19. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer / Willie Nelson 2;14 

20. Silent Night / Erasure 3;53 

21. Fairytale Of New York / Shane MacGowan & The Popes 6;50 

22. Tooralooralooraloo / Trio 3;53 


http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/4afDne38/file.html 

Fourcade said...

Thanks for this, what a Sunday morning!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 1 OF 4 @320

Otis Redding - Live At The Whisky A Go Go; The Complete Recordings 1966

In chronological order, this six-CD collection presents the entirety of Otis Redding's performances over three nights at the famed Whisky A Go Go, on LA's Sunset Strip. The seven sets, recorded Friday, April 8th, through Sunday, April 10th, feature the singer's popular songs of the time, including 'Respect,''I've Been Loving You Too Long' and his cover of The Rolling Stones' '(I Can t Get No) Satisfaction.' Several of these recordings -all remixed and remastered from the original analog tapes- will be released for the very first time. (Soul Digger)

Complete 1966 LA crossover breakthrough gig for southern soul singer supreme Otis Redding!
"Complete" is defintely is the operative word here, as this magnificent box set obviously has Otis Redding completists (such as myself) in mind here. Absolutely nothing is left out (even a rare flub that led to an instant do-over, as Otis didn't want less than the best represented on tape) from the seven sets that occurred on three consecutive nights in April, 1966. It's all presented chronologically, sounds great, and is supplemented by a fine booklet with photos and informative, well-scribed liner notes. (The Soul Detective)

The complete document of a legendary live recording by Otis Redding – material that not only shows a slightly different side of Redding than his studio albums for Stax – but which also continued to flow out in parts, issued after his too-early death, as a way of keeping his music alive! During the 60s, as Otis recorded his classics for Stax, he was also spending an insane amount of time performing live – hitting the road constantly, as live performance was the way he could really make a living – to a point where his presence on the stage was incredible, and Redding had blossomed into a hell of an entertainer, instead of just a simple singer of songs! The power of that level of performance really comes through here – material that comes from three nights of live performance in Los Angeles, with a huge amount of work appearing here for the first time ever, especially in correct order and format. Over the course of the whopping 6CDs in the set, Otis moves through familiar numbers, some key covers, and a few surprising tracks – and a number of selections are even longer than usual. Redding seems to especially take off on his covers – turning in extended versions of cuts like "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag" and "Satisfaction" – but the whole thing is great. 65 tracks in all, with great notes and a poster too!  © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.


Disc: 1
  1. Introduction
  2. I Can t Turn You Loose
  3. Pain in My Heart
  4. Good To Me
  5. Just One More Day
  6. Mr. Pitiful
  7. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction
  8. I m Depending on You
  9. I ve Been Loving You Too Long
  10. Good to Me
  11. Security
  12. Respect

Disc: 2
  1. Just One More Day
  2. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction
  3. Any Ole Way
  4. These Arms of Mine
  5. I Can t Turn You Loose
  6. Pain in My Heart
  7. Good to Me
  8. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction

Disc: 3
  1. Introduction
  2. Mr. Pitiful
  3. Good to Me
  4. Respect
  5. Just One More Day
  6. I Can t Turn You Loose
  7. Ole Man Trouble
  8. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 1 OF 4 @320 (Pt. 2)

Otis Redding - Live At The Whisky A Go Go; The Complete Recordings 1966

Disc: 4
  1. Introduction
  2. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction
  3. Any Ole Way
  4. I ve Been Loving You Too Long
  5. I m Depending on You
  6. I Can t Turn You Loose
  7. Introduction
  8. Security
  9. Just One More Day
  10. These Arms of Mine
  11. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction
  12. I Can t Turn You Loose
  13. Chained and Bound
  14. Respect

Disc: 5
  1. Introduction
  2. I m Depending on You
  3. I Can t Turn You Loose
  4. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction
  5. Chained and Bound
  6. Just One More Day
  7. Any Ole Way
  8. I ve Been Loving You Too Long
  9. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction

Disc: 6
  1. Introduction
  2. Destiny
  3. Security
  4. Good to Me
  5. Respect
  6. Chained and Bound
  7. Mr. Pitiful
  8. (I Can t Get No) Satisfaction
  9. Ole Man Trouble
  10. I Can t Turn You Loose
  11. A Hard Day s Night
  12. These Arms of Mine
  13. Papa s Got a Brand New Bag

CD1
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/Jszc64Lk/file.html

CD2
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/AWuf4CpU/file.html

CD3
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/G98xpplc/file.html

CD4
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/GijZNpWc/file.html

CD5
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/4fYPbL2X/file.html

CD6
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/kuys8ExH/file.html

INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Live-At-Whisky-Go-Recordings/dp/B01J5W0MQA

https://www.dustygroove.com/item/812544

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 2 OF 4 @320

Little Johnny Taylor - Everybody Knows About My Good Thing '70 Open House At My House '73

(Westside 2001 CD) Out Of Print

This fine two-fer from West Side features a pair of out of print Little Johnny Taylor LPs: Everybody Knows About My Good Thing and Open House, both originally issued on Ronn Records in 1970 and 1973, respectively. Highlights among the 23 blues/soul tracks include "Open House at My House, Pt. 1," "Everybody Knows About My Good Thing, Pt. 1," "Sweet Soul Woman," and "It's My Fault Darling." (Al Campbell, Allmusic)

1
Baby Get Hip To Yourself

2
How Are You Fixed For Love

3
How Can A Broke Man Survive

4
Keep On Keeping On

5
Everybody Knows About My Good Thing (Pt.1)

6
Everybody Knows About My Good Thing (Pt. 2)

7
There's Something On Your Mind

8
You've Got The Love I Need

9
It's My Fault Darling

10
Make Love To Me Baby

11
Sweet Soul Woman

12
Open House At My House, Part 1

13
You´re Not The Only One Baby (That´s Got Someone Across Town)

14
My Special Rose

15
A Thousand Miles Away

16
I Can´t Stop Loving You

17
What Would I Do (Without You)

18
Open House At My House, Part 2

19
You´re Savin' Your Best Loving For Me

20
As Long As I Don´t See You

21
Strange Bed With A Bad Head

22
I´ll Make It Worth Your While


http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/IjgcK3yB/file.html

INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/everybody-knows-about-my-good-thing-open-house-mw0000587310

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 3 OF 4 @320

The Voice Of The Blues: Bottleneck Guitar Masterpieces (1928-1938) Yazoo L 1046

Musically this a great batch of stuff, the equivalent of tuning in somebody's really fantastic rootsy radio show. This has just about everything a prewar blues and old-time music fan could want from an original Yazoo 1000-series release: mastering by Nick Perls, notes by Stephen Calt, and artwork by Robert Armstrong.

A1
–
Barbecue Bob
Goin' Up The Country

A2
–
The Georgia Browns*
Decatur Street 81

A3
–
Ramblin' Thomas
Ground Hog Blues

A4
–
Tampa Kid
Keep On Trying

A5
–
The Hokum Boys
Selling That Stuff

A6
–
The Too Bad Boys
Corrine Corrina Blues

A7
–
Sister O. M. Terrell
I Want You To Lead Me On

B1
–
Sam Butler (2)
Jefferson County Blues

B2
–
Oscar "Buddy" Woods*
Come On Over To My House Baby

B3
–
Roy Smeck
Laughing Rag

B4
–
Irene Scruggs
Voice Of The Blues

B5
–
Jimmie Davis
She's A Hum Dum Dinger From Dingersville

B6
–
Blind Willie Davis
When The Saints Go Marching In

B7
–
Georgia Cotton Pickers
She's Coming Back Some Cold Rainy Day


http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/zJILnTKf/file.html

INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-voice-of-the-blues-bottleneck-guitar-mw0000091324

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 4 OF 4 @320 (Pt.1)

Sun Ra - The Singles (1954-1982)

Strut offers a richly researched and smartly sequenced compilation of all of Sun Ra's singles, offering a compelling and unique look at the cosmic jazz innovator’s genius. 

Sun Ra maintained a big band from 1955 until his death in 1993, even though he was even further out on the fringe of the music industry than Charles Mingus, who only held onto smaller groups. Sun Ra consistently maintained he came from another planet-and his taste in clothes and harmonies lent some credence to the claim-but he also felt he could connect with a broad terrestrial audience, which is why he continually released singles on his Saturn label. Some of these singles were his trademark space-jazz, but most of them were more down-to-earth-doo-wop, blues, R&B vocals, swing standards, novelty songs and big-band dance numbers. Yet they all had the Sun Ra touch, which made them weird and worldly all at once. --Geoffrey Himes

Back in the mid-'50s, bandleader Sun Ra decided to get his music to his audience through a more direct process by starting his own label, Saturn Records. Equal parts creative futuristic vision and small-time Southern R&B bandstand hustle, these 45s were pressed in unbelievably small quantities (sometimes in runs of only 50 copies), making them the holy grail of Sun Ra collectibles. The collection of singles runs a neat 30-year time-frame and features everything from Sun Ra with an embryonic form of his Arkestra doing backup duties behind doo-wop groups and R&B slopbucket singers like 'Space Age Vocalist' Yochannon to wild-ass sonic experiements from the late '70s into the early '80s that would have atmospherically fit on any of his avant-garde albums. Pieced together for this release from the contributions of private collectors around the world -- and sonically cleaned up far beyond the audio capabilities of the original vinyl they were pressed on -- these 49 three-minute opuses will alternately confuse, astound, confound, delight, and illuminate Sun Ra fans of all stratas of involvement. A major piece of puzzle that is the man, now in place. (Cub Koda, Allmusic)

This is a treasure-trove of some of the most unexpected and fascinating music from Sun Ra. As a lot of the descriptions point out, this is mostly R&B style pop music - it was all literally made as 45' singles, meant for juke-box play. The surprising part, of course, is that one of the great avant-garde jazz musicians would make these records, but on reflection it's really not so strange. The avant-garde in jazz, with Sun Ra and the Art Ensemble as great examples, have always had their roots deep in blues, R&B and other African-American pop music, not necessarily out of necessity but out of love. Just listen to the blues in Ornette Coleman's playing, or read Lester Bowie's stories about playing in funk bands. Even Coltrane paid his dues by 'walkin' the bar' in R&B bands.
Unlike other comments, I think this music is perfect for a Sun Ra fan, as I am, because as a true lover of his music, you have to let the man do what he wants and not pigeon-hole your own listening with your expectations. Expect that unexpected with this set, which is by turns charming, funny and bizarre, but always true and sincere. A must, a real must for any true Sun Ran fan. (The Guardian)

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 4 OF 4 @320 (Pt.2)

Sun Ra - The Singles (1954-1982)

Disc: 1
  1. A Foggy Day - The Nu Sounds
  2. Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie - The Cosmic Rays
  3. Dreaming - The Cosmic Rays
  4. Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie - The Cosmic Rays
  5. Bye Bye - The Cosmic Rays
  6. Somebody's In Love - The Cosmic Rays
  7. Medicine For A Nightmare - Arkestra
  8. Saturn - Arkestra
  9. Supersonic Jazz - Arkestra
  10. Happy New Year To You - The Qualities
  11. It's Christmas Time - The Qualities
  12. Muck Muck - Yochanan
  13. Hot Skillet Mama - Yochanan
  14. Great Balls Of Fire - Arkestra
  15. Hours After - Arkestra
  16. Teenager's Letter Of Promises - Juanita Rodgers
  17. I'm So Glad You Love Me - Juanita Rodgers
  18. The Sun One - Yochanan
  19. The Sun Man Speaks - Yochanan
  20. The Sun Man Speaks - Yochanan
  21. October - Sun Ra
  22. Adventure In Space - Sun Ra
  23. Message To Earthman - Yochanan
  24. Message To Earthman - Yochanan & Sun Ra And Arkestra
  25. State Street - Sun Ra

Disc: 2
  1. The Blue Set - Sun Ra
  2. Big City Blues - Sun Ra
  3. Tell Her To Come On Home - Little Mack
  4. I'm Making Believe - Little Mack
  5. The Bridge - Sun Ra
  6. Rocket # 9 - Sun Ra
  7. Blues On Planet Mars - Sun Ra
  8. Saturn Moon - Sun Ra
  9. The Sky Is Crying - Lacy Gibson
  10. She's My Baby - Lacy Gibson
  11. I Am Gonna Unmask The Batman - Lacy Gibson
  12. I Want An Easy Woman - Lacy Gibson
  13. I'm Gonna Unmask The Batman - Sun Ra
  14. The Perfect Man - Sun Ra
  15. Journey To Saturn - Sun Ra
  16. Enlightenment - Sun Ra
  17. Love In Outer Space - Sun Ra
  18. Mayan Temple - Sun Ra
  19. Disco 2100 - Sun Ra
  20. Sky Blues - Sun Ra
  21. Rough House Blues - Sun Ra
  22. Cosmo-Extensions - Sun Ra
  23. Quest - Sun Ra
  24. Outer Space Plateau - Sun Ra


CD1
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/Q6OMZK7R/file.html

CD2
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/ThhBAxDF/file.html

(Thanks to Jillem for this share)

INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-singles-mw0000079102

https://www.amazon.com/Singles-Sun-Ra-His-Arkestra/dp/B0000014N7

clash said...

In case these were missed before:
The Righteous Brothers – Soul & Inspiration (1966) Vinyl @320
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/1ah9NzsA/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Righteous-Brothers-Soul-Inspiration/release/6531451

The Righteous Brothers – Souled Out (1967) Vinyl @320
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/ZLGkLQu9/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Righteous-Brothers-Souled-Out/release/2293701

The Sweet Inspirations ‎– What The World Needs Now Is Love (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/GXwnijPW/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Sweet-Inspirations-What-The-World-Needs-Now-Is-Love/release/4887845

Edwin Starr - Involved (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/IRhJNeQH/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Edwin-Starr-Involved/release/846161

The Quintet – Future Tense (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/YvGnAYoC/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/The-Quintet-Future-Tense/release/3025969

Augie Meyers With Doug Sahm – Still Growin (1982)
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/HzibafiC/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Augie-Meyers-With-Doug-Sahm-Still-Growin/release/3931230

Texas Tornados – Texas Tornados (1990) CD @320
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/82nQnueF/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Texas-Tornados-Texas-Tornados/release/3163658

Sir Douglas Quintet - Soul Jam (CD) @320
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/wmMiMSG2/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/soul-jam-mw0000606652

Asleep At The Wheel – Asleep At The Wheel (1985) Vinyl @320
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/EmeQ6bbr/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Asleep-At-The-Wheel-Asleep-At-The-Wheel/release/2622819

King Curtis & The Kingpins – King Size Soul (1967) Vinyl Mono @320
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/ppa5Mzj7/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/King-Curtis-The-Kingpins-King-Size-Soul/release/5518426

King Curtis – Soul Time (1972) Vinyl @320
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/zpVmMCyf/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/King-Curtis-Soul-Time/release/4689069

Little Charles And The Sidewinders – As Much For My Baby (2000) Vinyl @320
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/lg0LgmIA/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Little-Charles-And-The-Sidewinders-Twice-As-Much-For-My-Baby/release/4675009

Jimmy Castor – Hey Leroy (1967) Vinyl @320
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/WqQgp9Mp/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Jimmy-Castor-Hey-Leroy/release/1938415

Solomon Burke – King Solomon (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/VVFkNwdw/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Burke-King-Solomon/release/2869741

Lyle Lovett And His Large Band – Lyle And His Large Band (1989) CD @320
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/TV31hhml/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Lyle-Lovett-And-His-Large-Band-Lyle-Lovett-And-His-Large-Band/master/75661


djmcblues2 said...

RYP - thanks for this great old stuff and all the work you and Gyro put into this blog!!

luis said...

Thanks Gyro for Sun Ra and Otis

heylee said...

clash, thank you for sharing, The Righteous Brothers...appreciated.

erasmus said...

"drunk and nutty"? seriously, who could resist that title? have to check it.

and the otis you've shared is probably the only otis i didn't have. huge thanks for that!

"bottleneck" looks awesome too.

i got the sun ra singles a while back and was blown away. i had been a fan of his jazz groups, but had no idea that he did parodic doowop before zappa. hilarious.

thanks for this bountiful sunday, gyroryp

apauling said...

Gyro: What a fantastic Sunday feast! I may come down with audio indigestion. but who cares?

Gremlin said...

Thanks Gyro for the fantastic Sun Ra

Racati said...

Thanks Gyro for the great Otis Redding!
Cheers.

imnokid said...

Thanx for the Otis box!

Anonymous said...

Many thanks for hillbilly blues.

iggy said...

Thanks to G-Man for the astounding Otis (My Man), and to RYP for herding this diverse herd of cats every day. You guys are terrific...

!ggy

Another Rolf said...

Thanks for the digital Righteous Brothers.