"An RPM Sounds of the '60s collection. Pop, pysch, Pye Collectables, 1967-1969. Including 10 tracks not available elsewhere. Concept is an A&B singles collection of interesting '60s records either rare or not found elsewhere on other compilations. Affording the avid collector an excellent and easy way to boost their library. Compiled with an ear to presenting a groovy listening programme, and further themed to focus largely on the late '60s trippier soft pop sounds."
trax:
1. She's A Rainbow - The Glass Menagerie 2. That's When I Start to Love Her - The Glass Menagerie 3. The Bitter Thoughts Of Little Jane - Timon 4. Rambling Boy - Timon 5. Anonymous Mr. Brown - Tony Crane 6. His World - Tony Crane 7. Head for The Sun - The Movement 8. Mr. Man - The Movement 9. You Didn't Have to Be So Nice - The Glass Menagerie 10. Let's All Run to The Sun - The Glass Menagerie 11. Riding A Wave - Turnstyle 12. Trot - Turnstyle 13. My Son John - Onyx 14. Step by Step - Onyx 15. Sever Trust in Tomorrow - Gentle Influence 16. Easy to Know - Gentle Influence 17. My Baby's Coming Home - The New Formula 18. Burning in The Background of My Mind - The New Formula 19. Hot Smoke and Sasafrass - Mooche 20. Seen Through A Light - Mooche 21. Frederick Jordan - The Glass Menagerie 22. I Said Goodbye to Me - The Glass Menagerie
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"A Glass Menagerie"
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gitit! no pw
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ty for this album my era and fav genre
BONUS 1 OF 8 @320
Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - The Fever; The Remastered Epic Recordings (1976-1979) 2017
The sound quality on this new set is top notch. I expected a sonic upgrade here but this set is superior to the 2004 BGO re-master of the first two albums from the UK. The Live At The Bottom Line material sounds better than the 1995 Japanese CD which already sounded great. Hearts Of Stone is the real gem here in terms of improved sound quality over any previous CD releases. Highly recommended. (The Asbury Press)
Here at last is the anthology Jukes fans have been waiting for, the one that not only includes all four albums the group cut with Miami Steve Van Zandt (including the CD debut of the promo-only LP Jukes Live at the Bottom Line), but also finally, finally presents this seminal body of work in newly remastered form. Indeed, the Epic recordings of Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, the crucial early sides that made their reputation (and featured a ton of Springsteen/E Street Band spillover), have long suffered from indifferent sound and packaging, as all reissues have been taken from the same digital masters made at the dawn of the CD era. The Fever—The Remastered Epic Recordings changes all that—all four Epic albums including I Don’t Want to Go Home, Jukes Live at the Bottom Line, This Time It’s for Real, and Hearts of Stone (plus the single version of “Havin’ a Party”) appear here in brand-new, sparkling versions remastered from the original master tapes by Mark Wilder at Battery Studios in New York. What’s more, the 2-CD, 40-track collection offers new liner notes by Chris Morris that feature fresh quotes from Southside Johnny himself, and Bruce Springsteen’s original liner notes for I Don’t Want to Go Home. Speaking of Springsteen, his fingerprints are all over these projects, with such songs as “The Fever,” “Little Girl So Fine,” “Love on the Wrong Side of Town,” “When You Dance,” “Talk to Me,” “Trapped Again,” and “Hearts of Stone” all written or co-written by The Boss, while Van Zandt not only produced all four Epic albums but wrote much of the repertoire. But the real star here, of course, is Southside Johnny himself, one of the great white R&B singers of this or any other time, backed by a crack band including The Miami Horns and with such special guests as Ronnie Spector, The Coasters, The Drifters, and The Five Satins. Joyful, soulful music finally sounding the way it oughtta! (Allmusic)
Disc: 1
1. I Don't Want to Go Home
2. Got to Get You off My Mind
3. How Come You Treat Me So Bad
4. The Fever
5. Broke Down Piece of Man
6. Sweeter Than Honey
7. Fanny Mae
8. It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion)
9. I Choose to Sing the Blues
10. You Mean So Much to Me
11. Havin' a Party
12. This Time It's for Real
13. Without Love
14. Check Mr. Popeye
15. First Night
16. She Got Me Where She Wants Me
17. Some Things Just Don't Change
18. Little Girl So Fine
19. I Ain't Got the Fever No More
20. Love on the Wrong Side of Town
21. When You Dance
Disc: 2
1. Got to Get You off My Mind
2. Without Love
3. Searchin'
4. Sweeter Than Honey
5. Snatchin' It Back
6. Little by Little
7. It Ain't the Meat (It's the Motion)
8. The Fever
9. Havin' a Party
10. You Mean So Much to Me
11. Got to Be a Better Way Home
12. This Time Baby's Gone for Good
13. I Played the Fool
14. Hearts of Stone
15. Take It Inside
16. Talk to Me
17. Next to You
18. Trapped Again
19. Light Don't Shine
CD1
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/Ec8kodPZ/file.html
CD2
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/BXFoR8KN/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Fever-Remastered-Epic-Recordings-CD/dp/B01NBRAFYE
BONUS 2 OF 8 @320
Conway Twitty - Still Not Enough Hits: Conway Twitty (2017)
This contains all of the recordings he made for MGM Records in the late '50s, when he was trying to follow in the footsteps of Elvis. Naturally, there's a lot of rockabilly on this collection -- which he did very well -- as well as some ballads that hint at his future country career. In between are some of his very best moments, including "It's Only Make Believe," "Mona Lisa," "Is A Bluebird Blue," and "Lonely Blue Boy." (Allmusic)
CD1
1 Turn Around
2 Hallelujah, I Love Her So
3 My Adobe Hacienda
4 Long Black Train
5 Above and Beyond (The Call of Love)
6 The Story of My Love
7 Mona Lisa
8 Blue Moon
9 Tower of Tears
10 First Romance
11 She's Mine
12 Treat Me Nice
13 Reelin' and Rockin'
14 Splish Splash
15 Next Kiss
16 I Vibrate (From My Head to My Feet)
17 My Heart Cries
18 Story of My Love
19 I'll Try
20 Heartbreak Hotel
21 Eternal Tears
22 Danny Boy
23 It's Driving Me Wild
24 You Win Again
25 Lonely Blue Boy
26 Restless
27 Sentimental Journey
28 I'm in the Blue, Blue Mood
29 Diana
30 A Huggin' and a Kissin'
31 Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
32 The Hurt in My Heart
33 Great Balls of Fire
34 Platinium High School
35 Goin' Home
CD2
1 Jailhouse Rock
2 Easy to Fall in Love
3 Trouble in My Mind
4 Halfway to Heaven
5 You'll Never Walk Alone
6 Foggy River
7 Just Because
8 I'd Still Play the Fool
9 It's Only Make Believe
10 Is a Blue Bird Blue
11 Blueberry Hill
12 A Million Teardrops
13 What a Dream
14 My One and Only You
15 Sorry
16 Don't You Dare Let Me Drop
17 Beach Comber
18 Heavenly
19 A Tree in the Meadow
20 Hey Miss Ruby
21 What Am I Living For
22 Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
23 Can't We Go Steady
24 A Fallen Star
25 Handy Man
26 Man Alone
27 The Flame
28 Make Me Know You're Mine
29 Pretty Eyed Baby
30 That's Where My Lovin' Goes
31 Don't You Know
32 The Girl Can't Help It
33 Blue Suede Shoes
34 Hey Little Lucy
35 Portrait of a Fool
CD1
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/ojRCeFSg/file.html
CD2
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/fbBuhAlt/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Still-Enough-Hits-Conway-Twitty/dp/B01N5NN6ZR
BONUS 3 OF 8 @320
Ry Cooder Classics (The Original Versions) Vol. 3 (P-Vine CD)
18 track collection of the ORIGINAL recordings, that Cooder drew Inspiration from & that he covered on his solo albums; now RARE & Out-of-Print.
1 The Pilgrim Travellers - Jesus Hits Like the Atom Bomb
2 Joe Callicott - Love Me Baby Blues
3 Etta Baker - Joe Henry
4 Robert Pete Williams - Ugly
5 Sleepy John Estes - The Girl I Love She Got Long Curly Hair
6 Sleepy John Estes - Brownsville Blues
7 The Six & Seven-Eights String Band - Medley in D
8 The Six & Seven-Eights String Band - High Society
9 Noah Lewis Jug Band - New Minglewood Blues
10 Fred McDowell - Jesus on the Mainline
11 Josh White - Temp em Solid
12 Josh White - One Meat Ball
13 Leadbelly - Bourgeois Blues
14 Leadbelly - Pigmeat
15 Skip James - Cherry Ball Blues
16 Charles Henderson, Butch Cage & Willie Thomas - Jesus on the Mainline
17 Blind Blake - Police Dog Blues
18 The Six & Seven-Eights String Band - Medley: Who's Sorry Now - My Josephine - Bei mir bist du schön - Clarinet Marmelade - Lazy River
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/TTbHyOOk/file.html
BONUS 4 OF 8 @320
Mott The Hoople - Mad Shadows (1970, Remastered 2003)
Mad Shadows has become my favorite Mott the Hoople album. It is often referred to as their darkest record, and after listening to Ian Hunter's haunting "When My Mind's Gone," you will understand why. The album is bookended by heavy rockers "Thunderbuck Ram" and the bonus track "How Long?" Psychedelic jams ("Threads of Iron") and country rock (the Mick Ralphs-penned and sung "It Would Be A Pleasure"), plus more hard rock ("Walking With a Mountain") await the listener between those two tracks. The Angel Air-released version also contains valuable liner notes which offer insight into the somewhat chaotic recording process.
Ultimately, Mad Shadows is an underrated classic that you'll come back to again and again. If you're a fan of classic hard rock with great songwriting and performances, this album should be in your collection. (Shindig)
1. Thunderbuck Ram
2. No Wheels To Ride
3. You Are One Of Us
4. Walkin' With A Mountain
5. I Can Feel
6. Threads Of Iron
7. When My Mind'S Gone
8. It Would Be A Pleasure
9. How Long? (Death May Be Your Santa Claus)
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/9IVJcDoL/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Mad-Shadows-Mott-Hoople/dp/B0000AJ5T8
BONUS 5 OF 8 @320
Jessie Lee Miller - Waiting (2006)
On her 2006 album, Now You’re Gonna Be Loved, Austin-based singer Jessie Lee Miller proved she had perfected the poised pose and pitch of mid-1950s western-swing. So faithful was her sound that she inevitably drew comparisons to Patsy Cline.
On Waiting, Miller again recalls the stars of country’s golden era, but this time she widens her stylistic palette to include rhythm and blues, big band jazz, rockabilly, and even a few little touches of Tejano, as well. Perhaps as a result of her decision to self-produce this album, her voice, too, is more varied. Though still possessing that depth, strength, and haunting quality associated most closely in popular consciousness with Cline, there is clear evidence of Miller’s other probable vocal influences. Texas Ruby springs to mind on several tracks, as do country pioneer Jean Shepard, honky-tonk hell-raiser Charline Arthur, and hillbilly queen Rose Maddox. Whether she’s the sultry chanteuse or the feisty firecracker, it’s obvious that Jessie Lee Miller knows her musical history.
01. People Fall In Love Like That
02. Good Lokin' No Good
03. Always October
04. Runaround
05. Waiting
06. Loved By You
07. If You Asked A Million Times
08. Insincere Words
09. I'm Yours, You're Mine
10. I Think I'll Let Myself
11. When You
12. Shameless Tomorrow
13. Hard To Admit
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/1ylJHwBm/file.html
INFO
http://www.popmatters.com/review/jessie-lee-miller-waiting/
BONUS 6 OF 8 @320
The Great British Psychedelic Trip Vol. 3 (1965-1970, See For Miles 1993 CD)
While the first two CDs in this series cover more obscure recordings of the psychedelic era, this volume, drawn from the vaults of EMI, includes some better-remembered artists, such as the (Jimmy Page-era) Yardbirds, the Pretty Things (here with songs from their seminal concept album S.F. Sorrow), and Tomorrow. Also on hand are future stars Dave Edmunds in Love Sculpture and Jeff Lynne in the Idle Race. The collection includes some first-rate examples of British psychedelia -- such as Tomorrow's "My White Bicycle," and July's "Friendly Man," and "We Are the Moles" (by, of course, the Moles) -- but also reaches a bit forward to a time when the music became heavier and less farout, hence the Gods' hard-hitting "Real Love Guaranteed" and Love Sculpture's storming hyperdrive version of Khachaturian's "Sabre Dance." (Love Sculpture's other entry here, "In the Land of the Few," is an overlooked gem.) There are also some not-very-psychedelic pop sounds, in the Kippington Lodge tracks (which are the weakest things here) and Lemon Tree's "It's So Nice to Come Home." Keith West's orchestrated magnum opus "Excerpt from 'A Teenage Opera'" can't be called psychedelic either, but it and most everything here has an engaging period feel and expansive spirit. The only track that really doesn't seem to belong is David Bowie's "You've Got a Habit of Leaving," a "freakbeat" single recorded in 1965 (two years before anything else on the collection) when he was still using his original name, Davy Jones. Altogether, an enjoyable journey. (Allmusic)
1. Tomorrow - My White Bicycle [from LP#2]
2. The Idle Race - Skeleton & The Roundabout [from LP#2]
3. Love Sculpture - In The Land Of The Few [from LP#2]
4. Simon Dupree & The Big Sound - Kites [from LP#2]
5. The Locomotive - Mr. Armageddon [from LP#2]
6. Davy Jones & The Lower Third - You've Got A Habit Of Leaving [from LP#2]
7. Keith West - Excerpt From "A Teenage Opera" [from LP#2]
8. Kippington Lodge - Rumours [from LP#2]
9. The Lemon Tree - It's So Nice To Come Home [from LP#2]
10. The Gods - Real Love Guaranteed [from LP#2]
11. The Moles - We Are The Moles (Part 1) [from LP#2]
12. July - Friendly Man [from LP#2]
13. The Pretty Things - S.F. Sorrow Is Born [from LP#2]
14. July - I See [from LP#2]
15. Kippington Lodge - Lady On A Bicycle [from LP#2]
16. Keith West - On A Saturday [from LP#2]
17. The Idle Race - Worn Red Carpet [from LP#2]
18. Tomorrow - Strawberry Fields Forever [from LP#2]
19. The Pretty Things - She Says Good Morning [from LP#2]
20. The Gods - Hey Bulldog [from LP#2]
21. The Lemon Tree - William Chalker's Time Machine
22. The Yardbirds - Little Games
23. The Yardbirds - Puzzles
24. Love Sculpture - Sabre Dance
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/8O2sL7zw/file.html
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Great-British-Psychedelic-Trip-Vol-3-1965-1970/release/1954001
BONUS 7 OF 8 @320
Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 28
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - A. Lulu - Every Other Saturday Night
02 - Betty Rogers - You Only Call Me Up When You're Drinking
03 - Bob Taylor - Don't Accuse Me
04 - Bobby Nelson - Welcome To Lonelyville
05 - Curly Lee - They Call Me A Hobo
06 - Deep South - Back Door Affair
07 - Denver Rain - Close To My Body But Not To My Heart
08 - Don Mikkelsen - I Can't Get Over The Blues
09 - Fireball Roberts - An Offer I Couldn't Refuse
10 - Garland Frady - In Nashville
11 - Jay Robertson - Good Time Friends
12 - Jerry Fox & Van Story - Three Long Years
13 - Johnny Robbins - Once A Fool Not Always One
14 - Lawrence Durham - Untold Story
15 - Lee Finn - Lonesome Road
16 - Mel Oree - Walk Back
17 - Roger Groff - I'll Just Go On Home
18 - Ron Forbis - My Angel's Gone To Hell
19 - Ron Wayne - Warmed Over Coffee (And Left Over Love)
20 - Ronald Mansfield - Tell Me Pretty Words
21 - Russ Russell - If She's On The Menu
22 - Slim Roberts - Lonesome Old World
23 - Tommy Lewis - Dissatisfied
24 - Wade LeLeux - I Loved You So Much I Let You Go
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/pnRJhqLv/file.html
INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/03/good-time-friends.html
BONUS 8 OF 8 @320
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass - !!Going Places!! (1965, Remastered 2015)
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass were rolling right down the middle of the American pop scene like a locomotive in 1966 -- and this album captures them at the peak of their exuberance. By now, there really was a live, touring edition of the Tijuana Brass, and there was an easily identifiable TJB sound, with its strummed Latin American guitars, twin trumpet leads, delicate marimba or vibes (played by Julius Wechter of Baja Marimba Band fame in the studio), and strong grooves rooted in Latin American music, jazz, and rock. Alpert's family of sidemen and composers were busy generating their own catchy hits, like Wechter's deadly, infectious "Spanish Flea," and the tragically short-lived Ervan Coleman's wonderfully goofy "Tijuana Taxi." The bossman's trumpet could be joyous, mocking, and melancholy in turns, and his choices of tunes totally unpredictable; who else would dare juxtapose "The 3rd Man Theme," "Walk, Don't Run," "I'm Getting Sentimental Over You," and "Zorba the Greek" on one record? No other TJB record has as much unbuttoned fun and humor as this one -- and not surprisingly, it spent six weeks at number one in 1966. (Allmusic)
1. Tijuana Taxi
2. I’m Getting Sentimental Over You
3. More And More Amor
4. Spanish Flea
5. Mae
6. 3rd Man Theme
7. Walk, Don’t Run
8. Felicia
9. And The Angels Sing
10. Cinco De Mayo
11. A Walk In The Black Forest
12. Zorba The Greek
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/aDtgF7Fd/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/!!going-places!!-mw0000197252
FROM YESTERDAY:
Ry Cooder Classics (The Original Versions) Vol. 2 (P-Vine CD)
21 track collection of the ORIGINAL recordings, that Cooder drew Inspiration from & that he covered on his solo albums; now RARE & Out-of-Print.
1 Bix Beiderbecke - In A Mist (Bixology)
2 Santiago Jimenez - Viva Seguin
3 Washington Phillips - Denomination Blues
4 Tampa Red - Boogie Woogie Dance
5 Frank Hutchison - The Train that Carried The Girl From Town
6 Skip James - Cherry Ball Blues
7 Blind Willie Johnson - God Moves On The Water
8 Woody Guthrie & Cisco Houston - Billy The Kid
9 Ramblin' Jack Elliot - Do Re Mi
10 Jim Reeves - He'll Have To Go
11 Cisco Houston - Danville Girl (Good Morning Mr. Railroadman)
12 Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes
13 The Drifters - Money Honey
14 The Cadillacs - Speedo
15 Little Milton - If Walls Could Talk
16 Ike & Tina Turner - It's Gonna Work Out Fine
17 Howard Tate - Look At Granny Run Run
18 Arthur Alexander - Go Home Girl
19 Billy Riley - Nitty Gritty Mississippi
20 The Clarendonians - Rules of Life
21 Los Donnenos - Cancion Mixteca
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/1YBa4OG2/file.html
INFO
http://www.rylanders.free-online.co.uk/RySite/RyPages/ClassicsVol2.html
In case these were missed before:
Clifton Chenier - Out West With Elvin Bishop And Steve Miller (1974) Vinyl
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/42443050/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Clifton-Chenier-Out-West/master/179492
Gary U.S. Bonds – Dedication (1981) Vinyl @320
http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/r75a8IYm/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Gary-US-Bonds-Dedication/release/1235764
Big Joe Turner & Roomful Of Blues – Blues Train (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/CdqwxvNS/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Big-Joe-Turner-Roomful-Of-Blues-Blues-Train/release/4644809
Robyn Hitchcock & The Egyptians- Fegmania! (1985) Vinyl @320
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/OFCKwU51/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Robyn-Hitchcock-The-Egyptians-Fegmania/release/3135738
Eskew Reeder – I Never Danced Nowhere! (1990) CD @320
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/tZjaacb4/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Eskew-Reeder-I-Never-Danced-Nowhere/release/6624521
Gyro - Thanks for the RY Cooder classics.
Agree with montysmusic - haven't seen these!
@Gyro
Thanks for Jesse Lee Miller, Conway Twitty and Southside Johnny.
And another thanks to Gyro for another Mott
Gyro - Thanks for The Jukes collection!
Barry
thanks for this comp., looks interesting..
regards
Does anyone have Andy's Automatics "Things have Changed" ? Thanks.
Thanks GYRO for Conway.
Thanks
Many thanks Gyro for all your excellent posts. It is impossible to resist the temptation to download too much. A problem of pure luxury - you created!
Wish you all the best, Alfred.
Thank you for Glass Menagerie and Southside Johnny.
Thanx for Johnny.
Thanks RYP for A Glass Menagerie.
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