Sunday, 11 December 2016

"Hillbilly Rock" Vol. 1 (Lenox)

Hot early hick boppers! Fantastic collection from this great label - way out of print!trax:
1. 2 Rock A 4 - Sammy Masters 2. Goodby Little Star - Kenny Baker 3. Rollin' And A Rockin' - Ruckus Tyler 4. Rock Town Rock - Ruckus Tyler 5. Like Out Of This World - Rockin' Charlie 6. Super Jivin' Lulu - Charles Shorty Bacon- 7. Lie To Me Baby - Johnny Tyler 8. You Can`t Come In - Earney Vandagriff 9. Any Port In A Storm - Johnny Henderson 10. Every Dog Has His Way - Jess Willard 11. San Antonio Boogie - Johnny Gittar 12. Impatient Blues - Eddie Dean 13. Mad Cat Boogie - Ronnie Keith 14. I've Lost The Blues - Jimmy Meritt 15. Doggone, Longgone Blues - Bobby Bobo 16. Please Don't - Wally & Don
…served by Gyro1966...

17 comments:

RYP said...

"Hillbilly Rock" Vol. 1
…served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/xfRn0xsF/file.html

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 1 OF 6 @320

PopCycles Vol. 6

Pop Cycles takes the listener on a ride through toy town, pop beat, soft pop and early 70s underground.

Pop Cycles CDR compiled by erstwhile record collector and Shindig magazine reviewer Paul Martin. Volume 6 is now circulating among fellow collectors and lovers of the more off-beat sounds from the world of underground and obscure pop 45s and album tracks.

(For fans of Soft Sounds For Gentle People and the Fading Yellow comps)

The liners are well researched and informative.

CD1
1 Vic Richards Jonathan Wotsit
2 Marty Wilde Shelley
3 Dean Ford & the Gaylords The Name Game
4 I Barrittas Su Stracu
5 Cuppa T Brand New World
6 Paul Slade Odyssey
7 Persimmon's Peculiar Shades Copplington
8 Persimmon's Peculiar Shades Watchmaker
9 The Hinge Village Postman
10 Johnny Farnham Mr. Whippy
11 Cymbeline Peanuts and Chewy Mac
12 Tony Colton The World of Marnie's Dreaming
13 Cuppa T Miss Pinkerton
14 Bill Niles Pashanella Grundy
15 Graham Gouldman Susan's Tuba
16 Freddie & the Dreamers Brown & Porters (Meat Exporters) Lorry
17 The Hi Fi's Snakes and Ladders
18 Buggy Harry the Keeper
19 The Troggs Everything's Funny
20 The Searchers Desmedona
21 High Noon Dragonfly
22 Mike Tingley The Abstract Prince
23 Brian Withers For No One
24 The Strawbs The Man Who Called Himself Jesus (Single Version)
25 The Troggs I'm on Fire

CD2
1 Frosty Organ Grinder's Monkey
2 The Constant Sound Avalon
3 The Mother Love Carousel of Daydreams
4 Mike Tingley Connected to Nothing
5 The National Bank of Sound Me and My Friends
6 The Outcasts Today's the Day
7 Gemini The Woman I Love
8 Julie Budd All Is Quiet on West 23rd Street
9 Cheryl Dicher High
10 The Second Time Mr. Duffy
11 The Dickens Sho' Need Love
12 Johnny Farnham In My Room
13 Proud Mary I Want to Talk About Myself
14 Proud Mary We'll Make It Alright
15 Cheryl Dilcher All Woman
16 The Second Time Two Faced Mama
17 The Pyramid The Summer of Last Year
18 The Pyramid Summer Evening
19 The Rockin' Berries Reach to Top
20 Minouche Barelli Boum Badaboum
21 Marcus Hook Roll Band Ape Man
22 Crystal Suspension Bomber
23 Crystal Suspension All the Love in the World
24 Iron Virgin Ain't No Clown
25 Aviary Anthem for the USA

CD1
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/fUJGT9Go/file.html

CD2
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/Y7p6Z7kG/file.html

INFO
http://expo67-cavestones.blogspot.com/2007/03/pop-cycles-volume-5-cdr.html

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 2 OF 6 @320

Buck Owens And The Buckeroos - The Complete Capitol Singles 1957-1966

For the first time, Omnivore Recordings, in conjunction with the Buck Owens Estate, is proud to present Buck Owens and The Buckaroos’ The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966.
 
Taken from the original mono master tapes, The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966 collects all 56 singles from that period, including 13 #1’s, in their original, chronological form.
 
Newly remastered, and featuring liner notes from Buck’s autobiography (written with Randy Poe), plus an introduction by Dwight Yoakam, The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966 presents the golden age of Buck Owens in an entirely new way.
 
These are the records that made Buck Owens a legend and defined the Bakersfield Sound. It’s history. It’s The Complete Capitol Singles: 1957-1966.

Disc One
1. Come Back
2. I Know What It Means
3. Sweet Thing
4. I Only Know That I Love You
5. I’ll Take A Chance On Loving You
6. Walk The Floor
7. Second Fiddle
8. Everlasting Love
9. Under Your Spell Again
10. Tired Of Livin’
11. Above And Beyond
12. Til These Dreams Come True
13. Excuse Me (I Think I’ve Got A Heartache) 
14. I’ve Got A Right To Know
15. Foolin’ Around
16. High As The Mountains
17. Mental Cruelty – Buck Owens & Rose Maddox 
18. Loose Talk – Buck Owens & Rose Maddox
19. Under The Influence Of Love
20. Bad Bad Dream
21. Nobody’s Fool But Yours
22. Mirror, Mirror On The Wall
23. Save The Last Dance For Me
24. King Of Fools
25. Kickin’ Our Hearts Around
26. I Can’t Stop (My Lovin’ You)
27. You’re For Me
28. House Down The Block
 
Disc Two
1. Act Naturally
2. Over And Over Again
3. We’re The Talk Of The Town – Buck Owens & Rose Maddox 
4. Sweethearts In Heaven – Buck Owens & Rose Maddox
5. Love’s Gonna Live Here
6. Getting Used To Losing You
7. My Heart Skips A Beat
8. Together Again
9. I Don’t Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)
10. Don’t Let Her Know
11. I’ve Got A Tiger By The Tail
12. Cryin’ Time
13. Before You Go
14. (I Want) No One But You
15. Only You (Can Break My Heart)
16. Gonna Have Love
17. Buckaroo
18. If You Want A Love
19. Santa Looked A Lot Like Daddy
20. All I Want For Christmas Dear Is You
21. Waitin’ In Your Welfare Line
22. In The Palm Of Your Hand
23. Think Of Me
24. Heart Of Glass
25. Open Up Your Heart
26. No More Me And You
27. Where Does The Good Times Go
28. The Way That I Love You


CD1
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/ISVJW7Ld/file.html


CD2
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/BAOS1Rl6/file.html

INFO
http://omnivorerecordings.com/music/the-complete-capitol-singles-1957-1966/

http://thedailycountry.com/news/a-buckaroo-moment-at-omnivore-buck-owens-the-complete-capitol-singles-1957-1966-and-don-rich-and-the-buckaroos-guitar-pickin-man-coming-in-december

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 3 OF 6 @320

Heartworn Highways (2006, Reissue 2016)

Sometimes, a documentary maker is present at precisely the right moment to capture lightning in a bottle. It happened with Dylan’s Don’t Look Back, it happened with The Decline of Western Civilization, and it happened in 1976 with Heartworn Highways.

Outside of a limited film festival circuit, the film remained largely unseen, yet Heartworn Highways remains a pinnacle document in country music history. Its weighty legacy still rings true through fans like Radiohead, Lyle Lovett, Father John Misty, and Spiritualized, and through Hollywood’s own interpretation with shows like Nashville and the Oscar-winning film, Crazy Heart. To document the new generation of country artists who carry on the film’s tradition, a sequel-Heartworn Revisited–will be released alongside the original in March 2016.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of one of Americana’s true masterpieces, we are proud to present the original documentary film with its stunning soundtrack (first released by Hacktone Records in 2006) in a long overdue definitive edition package.

1 Guy Clark L.A. Freeway
2 [dialogue] ...That's a Lightnin' Lick...
3 Larry Jon Wilson Ohoopee River Bottomland
4 Guy Clark That Old Time Feeling
5 [dialogue] ...People Condemn Whiskey...
6 Townes Van Zandt Waitin' 'Round to Die
7 David Allan Coe I Still Sing the Old Songs
8 Guy Clark Intro
9 Guy Clark Desperadoes Waiting for a Train
10 Rodney Crowell Bluebird Wine
11 Steve Young Alabama Highway
12 Townes Van Zandt Intro
13 Townes Van Zandt Pancho and Lefty
14 Guy Clark Texas Cookin'
15 Gamble Rogers Charlie's Place (Gamble's Story)
16 Gamble Rogers The Black Label Blues
17 [dialogue] ...These Guards All Drive Cadillacs!
18 David Allan Coe River
19 John Hiatt One for the One
20 Steve Earle Darlin' Commit Me
21 Guy Clark Ballad of Laverne and Captain Flint
22 Steve Earle I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
23 Steve Earle Mercenary Song
24 [dialogue] ...Would You Do Elijah's Church
25 Steve Earle Elijah's Church
26 Rodney Crowell Silent Night

http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/wdDlZ1i0/file.html

INFO
http://lightintheattic.net/releases/2209-40th-anniversary-edition-box-set

https://www.amazon.com/Heartworn-Highways-Various-Artists/dp/B000AP2Z6W

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 4 OF 6 @320

Tampa Red: Bottleneck Guitar (1928-1937) Yazoo L 1039

Yazoo's Bottleneck Guitar (1928-1937) is a great collection of early recordings from slide guitarist Tampa Red. The 14-track collection has a number of classic solo cuts from Tampa -- including "You Gotta Reap What You Sow" and "Seminole Blues" -- plus duets with the likes of Georgia Tom and Ma Rainey, making it an excellent overview of his earliest sides. (Thom Owens, Allmusic)

1 Frankie Jaxon It's Heated
2 Tampa Red You Got To Reap What You Sow
3 Tampa Red What Is It That Tastes Like Gravy
4 Ma Rainey Black Eye Blues
5 Tampa Red The Duck Yas Yas Yas
6 Madlyn Davis It's Red Hot
7 Georgia Tom with Tampa Red If You Want Me To Love You
8 Tampa Red No Matter How She Done It
9 Tampa Red Through Train Blues
10 Tampa Red Seminole Blues
11 Madlyn Davis Too Black Bad
12 Tampa Red and his Hokum Jug Band Come On Mama Do That Dance
13 Tampa Red Denver Blues
14 Lil Johnson House Rent Scuffle

http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/H13U5uHq/file.html

INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/bottleneck-guitar-1928-1937-mw0000093246

https://www.discogs.com/Tampa-Red-Bottleneck-Guitar-1928-1937/release/860351

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 5 OF 6 @320

Nigeria Freedom Sounds! Calypso, Highlife, Apala, Mambo, Juju; Popular Music and the Birth of Independent Nigeria 1960-63 (Soul Jazz 2016)

Not the usual Nigerian funk collection you might expect – as the music here is from the years before Fela Kuti and other artists exploded onto international 70s fame – and instead, come from a time where the Nigerian scene was busy drinking up influences from a range of other cultures too! As a result, there's a fair bit of Latin and Caribbean elements at play – a bit of that Cuban influence that touched West African music so strongly in the 60s, and other post-colonial elements too – all mixed with regional styles that provide a very particular flavor – on tracks that are heavy on rhythms, jazzy inflections, and lots of great work on electric guitar and horns! The package is the first we've really seen to give this period its due – and the set is presented with the usual stunning Soul Jazz Approach – very detailed notes, and a superb track list that includes "Ariwo" by Chris Ajilo & His Cubanos, "Lumumba Calypso" by EC Arinze, "Save For A Rainy Day" by Sammy Akpabot & His All Stars, "You Cheat Me" by Godwin Omobuwa & His Soundmakers, "Omo Alara" by IK Dairo & His Blue Spots, "Owo Ni Fari" by Heavy Haruna Ishola & His Group, "Cool Cats Invitation" by Victor Ola-Lya & His Cool Cats, and "Baby I Tire" by Charles Iwegbue & His Archibogs. (Includes download code.)  © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.

1 I K Dairo & his Blue Spots E Ma Mobun Saya
2 Chris Ajilo and his Cubanos Ariwo
3 I K Dairo & his Blue Spots Aye Wa Kael
4 Charles Iwegbue and his Archibogs Baby I Tire
5 Haruna Ishola and his Group Iba Awon Agba
6 E.C. Arinze Chukwu Fulum Nanya
7 Victor Ola-Iya and his Cool Cats Cool Cats Invitation
8 Ganiyu Kale and his Guinea Mambo Orchestra Iyawo-ile
9 E.C. Arinze Freedom Highlife
10 I K Dairo & his Blue Spots Bonfo
11 Haruna Ishola and his Group Owo Ni Fari
12 Apolos Empire Rhythm Orchestra Cut Your Coat According to Your Size
13 E.C. Arinze Lumumba Calypso
14 Sammy Akpabot and his All Stars Save for a Rainy Day
15 Ishie Brothers Onyeoma Rosa
16 Godwin Omobuwa and his Soundmakers Look, Look, Look
17 E.C. Arinze Saturday Night
18 J.O. Araba and his Rhythm Blues Iyawo Ma Pa Mi
19 Godwin Omobuwa and his Soundmakers You Cheat Me
20 E.C. Arinze Ozo Emena
21 Tex Dandies Dance Band Obo Mi Ebe Mi
22 J.O. Araba and his Rhythm Blues Olowufuja Sawa
23 I K Dairo and his Blue Spots Omo Alara

http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/AGIheuOx/file.html

INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/802675

http://www.popmatters.com/review/various-nigeria-freedom-sounds-popular-music-and-the-birth-of-independent-n/

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 6 0F 6 @320

Can't You Hear Me? 70's African Nuggets & Garage Rock from Nigeria, Zambia, and Zimbabwe (Now-Again 2015)

The "nuggets" in the title is very well placed here – as all the cuts here have every bit as much freak and fuzz as the American garage and pre-punk work chronicled famously on the lengendary Nuggets series! Yet these tracks are all even more obscure, and all come from African sources that never got any exposure over here back in the day – records from Zambia, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe – all brought together in a massive collection that's filled with heavy guitar work, and a fair bit of monstrous basslines too – which gives some of these tracks a slightly funky current at the bottom, even while the guitars and vocals are tripping out up top! The collection's a great complement to some of the Zamrock reissues from Now Again in recent years – and titles include "The Bad Will Die" by Keith Mlevhu, "Can't You Hear Me" by Paul Ngozi, "Black Power" by Peace, "Mad Man" by Born Free, "Breakthrough" by Funkees, "Few Bena Zambia" by Revolutions, "Come Home" by Wells Fargo, "Amanaz" by Amanaz, "Don't Take Me For A Ride" by Founders, "Like A Chicken" by Witch, and "Making Life Out Of Music" by Eye Q. Also includes the reworked "No Time (Pilooski edit)" by Witch.  © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.


1 Keith Mlevhu The Bad Will Die
2 Paul Ngozi Can't You Hear Me
3 Amanaz Amanaz
4 Witch No Time
5 Peace Black Power
6 Peace Peaceful Man
7 Chrissy Zebby Tembo I'm Not Made of Iron
8 Blackfoot Poor Connection
9 5 Revolutions I Had a Dream (Instrumental)
10 Eye Q Making Life Out of Music
11 Witch Like a Chicken
12 Born Free Mad Man
13 Funkees Breakthrough
14 Foundars 15 Don't Take Me for a Ride
15 Wells Fargo Coming Home
16 5 Revolutions FWE Bena Zambia
17 Witch No Time (Pilooski Edit)

http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/4txaU4EH/file.html

INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/789013

http://www.nowagainrecords.com/announcing-cant-you-hear-me/

snakeboy said...

Thanks for the Hillbilly Rock set. Great stuff.

Ravachol said...

GYRO1966: Thanks a lot, you spoil us!

luis said...

@ Gyro1966 thanks for the 2 comp of african music and the other bonus on this post.


Tinman said...

Thanks For Heartworn Highways And Buck Owens. Merry Christmas!

Chi-Town said...

Thanks for "Hillbilly Rock". Good stuff!!

Crispy said...

Gyro - Thank you for the Bonus stuff every one a gem. This is a great Buck Owens, and the 2 Nigeria and Africa comps look really fine. And especially thank you for Heartworn Hiways, I love the film and didn't know there was a soundtrack. The film is fantastic to see these legends like Guy and Townes just hanging out, and Steve Earle was such a kid at the altar.

doors97426 said...

Thanks so much for the Great Buck Owens post what a legend he was

iggy said...

For Buck and Heartworn Highways, thanks to the amazing G-Man. Road trip music personified.

!ggy

KDNYfm said...

Wow! Thanx Gyro for the superb Buck Owens collection!!

LittleJack said...

@ Gyro
Thanks for all the serie of " pop cycles" , I'll listen to them during the Christmas hollidays.
Thanks also for the serie "hillbilly rock" And the serie " 50 rockers".