As the title suggests this disc gathers up the more country oriented material released on Dixie. The opener is a winner - Danny Brockman singing the heck out of one called Big Big Man , the fiddles and guitar are rousing. Elmer Bryant sings Gertie's Garter Broke , a funny yarn about a dance contest and well done too. The King Brothers with the Virginia Mountaineers were a bluegrass outfit and sound great on A True Loving Woman . Bill & Paul & the Bluegrass Travelers were another bluegrass band and they're not bad either on Doin' My Time and the instrumental Bluegrass Hop . Dang Your Pride by Ronnie Miller sounds like a cross between Buck Owens and Roger Miller. Just Look, Don't Touch by Dee Johnson is another good one, Dee's deep voice sound mighty fine and the guitar pickin' is very nice. And if git-fiddle wrestlin' is your thing then Tom Crook - Weekend Boogie , Jack Hanna - Brady And Dunky and Jake Thomas - Meanest Blues/ Poor Boy Blues should also please. Throw in a few more good ones and a few "flea-bags" and you'll have a taste of Dixie C&W. (AE, Roots & Rhythm)
trax:
1. Big Big Man - Danny Brockman 2. Yodlin' Chime Bells - Gene Mills 3. Devil's Heart - Bob Weller & The Night Riders 4. Gertie's Garter Broke - Elmer Bryant 5. Lonesome Guitar - Missouri Walker & The Ozark Ramblers 6. I'm Going To Heaven - Dallas Stamper & The Rhythmette Boys 7. A True Loving Woman - The King Brothers & The Virginia Mountaineers 8. The Country Jitterbug - Horace Goodwin & The Etowah Valley Boys 9. Don't Wake Me, I'm Dreaming - Hoyt & Joe Webb 10. Red Wing - Pete Peters 11. Got It Made (In The Shade) - Les Waldroop & Wade & Mickey 12. Doin' My Time - Bill & Paul & The Bluegrass Travellers 13. Blue Grass Hop - Bill & Paul & The Bluegrass Travellers 14. Dang You Pride - Ronnie Miller 15. I've Got My Brand On You - Little Chuck Daniels & The Big Boys 16. Red Rover - Doug Bragg 17. Just Like It - The Beck Brothers 18. Big Rocker - The Beck Brothers 19. Waitin' For A Train - Unknown Demo 20. It Must Be Me - Art Ontario 21. Last Goodbye - Art Ontario 22. Just Look, Don't Touch - Dee Johnson 23. Blue Guitar Jump - Ken Hammock & The Tennessee Valley Gang 24. Weekend Boogie - Tom Crook & The Rock and Roll Four 25. Lovin' On My Mind - Doug Bragg 26. Feelin' Blue - Eddie Skelton 27. Blue Suede Shoes - Unknown Demo 28. Brady & Dunky - Jack Hanna 29. Meanest Blues - Jake Thomas & The Tomcats 30. Poor Boy Blues - Jake Thomas & The Tomcats
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"Dixie Boppin' Country Billies" Vol 1
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Muchas gracias, RYP!
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Some Songs Stuck In My Mind (Crazy Apple CD 2007)
"Fantastic new compilation on the same label who released the great Neurotic Reactions comp last year, Some Songs Stuck In My Mind features 18 rare tracks taken from obscure 45s by worldwide bands from the '60s & '70s that will satisfy the most hardcore crate-diggers, compiled for the first time. Brazilian fuzzed-out insanity, psychedelic grooves, Spanish freakbeat, mod dancefloor smashers, French psych-sound, Italian groove-a-delic, moody USA garage, Euro hard-rock funkiness, raw garage-psych -- it's all here! Listen to the frantic cover of 'It's for You' by The Beatles from Canadian band Springwell, Italian star Celentano offering an ultra-groovy dancefloor bomb, Swedish singer Michael with a killer garage cover of 'Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind,' originally recorded by Vashti Bunyan, moody USA garage by The Comforts, fantastic garage-psych by Puzzle, T.M.L and Don Curtis; tremendous Brazilian psych by Eduardo Araujo and Antonio Carlos & Jocafi; hard psychedelic grooves by Vincent, Bluebeard; mod freakbeat smashers by Manolo y Ramon, The Playboys, and more! As usual, CD features color booklet with info and pictures and professionally remastered sound." (Forced Exposure)
1 Springwell It's For You
2 Manolo Y Ramón Lina
3 Don Curtis In The Corners
4 The Comforts Take One Fear At A Time
5 Michael Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind
6 T. M. L. Should Have Done Better
7 Eduardo Araújo Salve Nossa Senhora
8 Blue Beard Sly Willy
9 Antonio Carlos & Jocafi Quem Vem Lá
10 Serge Et Christine Ghisoland Marilyn
11 La Metamorfosi Scussaeh!
12 Adriano Celentano Er Kommt Nie Wieder
13 Puzzle Hey Medusa
14 Little Sammy Gaha Heavy Head
15 François De Louville Hot Pot
16 The Playboys I'm The Looser
17 Vincent Freedom's Coming
18 Injun Joe Indian Priest
(Thanks to Relaxed Max)
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INFO
http://www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/va-some-songs-stuck-in-my-mind-cd/CRAP.1020CD.html
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Kent Harris' R&B Family (Ace CD)
2012 collection. As Boogaloo & His Gallant Crew, Kent Harris cut the original version of Bo Diddley's 'Cops and Robbers' and shot to prominence when it was proved that his version of 'Shoppin' for Clothes' was the original one, purloined by Leiber and Stoller for the Coasters. He was a major mover in black music in LA, appearing as DJ Stumblin' Blue on XERB, Wolfman Jack's station. He also had a string of record shops called Target Records in Southern California. His family included three sisters: Marcene ("Dimples"), Beverly and Betty who performed as the Harris Sisters. Dimples was the most prominent and it was on the flip of two of her 45s for the Trend label in 1954 that Kent first sang as Ducky Drake. Then came the Boogaloo 45s. Dimples continued to record under several different names and is featured on 'Love Came Tumbling Down' which she wrote with husband Harold Jackson who is also featured on the stunning 'Freedom Riders'; both are very in-demand 45s for the new R&B dance crowd. Ace. (The Soul Detective)
1 Boogaloo & His Gallant Crew Big Fat Lie
2 Dimples Harris & Her Combo Long Lean Lanky Juke Box
3 Ducky Drake With Dimples Harris & Her Combo Saint Or Sinner
4 Jimmy Shaw Big Chief Hug-Um An' Kiss-Um
5 Harold Jackson & The Jackson Brothers The Freedom Riders
6 Dimples Jackson Love Came Tumbling Down
7 Johnny Gosey Double Locks
8 The Phillips Sisters I'm The Only One
9 The Francettes He's So Sweet
10 The Lon-Genes Show Me How To Shake Like That
11 The Valaquons Diddy Bop
12 Rooty Poots So Far Away
13 The Lon-Genes Our Love Is Like The Sea
14 Boogaloo & His Gallant Crew I'm In The Dog House Again
15 Donoman Monday Is Too Late
16 The Phillips Sisters Someday I Won't Be Blue
17 The Francettes You Stayed Away Too Long
18 Kent Harris Lover Supreme
19 Ty Karim Take It Easy Baby
20 Cry Baby Curtis Don't Just Stand There
21 Ray Agee I Can't Work And Watch You
22 Eddie Bridges Pay And Be On My Way
23 Adolph Jacobs Recession Blues
24 Faye Ross You Ain't Right
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Kent-Harris-R-B-Family/dp/B0076L9VQ0
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Ike & Tina Turner Revue Live: Recorded Live At Club Imperial & Harlem Club, St. Louis, Missouri 1964 (P-Vine CD)
With most classic R&B acts, we feel lucky to get one genuine live recording -- in the case of Ike & Tina Turner, by contrast, we have an embarrassment of riches in the way of concert recordings from the early- to mid-1960s, and it started with this Kent Records release. Issued in 1964, soon after they left Kent, it captured 35 minutes of their live act, from the Club Imperial and the Harlem Club in St, Louis. In addition to Tina Turner in an extended rap attached to "Please, Please, Please," we also get Jimmy Thomas in a rousing version of "Feel So Good," Venetta Fields' mournful, magnificent "The Love of My Man," Bobby John on the smooth, soulful, soaring "Think," Stacy Johnson doing "Drown in My Own Tears," Robbie Montgomery's "I Love the Way You Love," and Vernon Guy singing "Your Precious Love." The original album closed with the duo's "All in My Mind" and "I Can't Believe What You Say" (Bruce Eder, Allmusic)
1 Ike & Tina Turner Please, Please, Please
2 Jerry Thomas Feel So Good
3 Vanetta Fields The Love Of My Man
4 Bobby John Think
5 Stacy Johnson Drown In My Own Tears
6 Robbie Montgomery I Love The Way You Love
7 Vernon Guy Your Precious Love
8 Ike & Tina Turner All In My Mind
9 Ike & Tina Turner I Can't Believe What You Say
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INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Ike-Tina-Turner-Revue-Live/release/4718700
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Armadillo Killer's: Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 32
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Al Ferrier - I'll Take You For A Ride
02 - Bill Legate & Dan Foral - Because Of You
03 - Bob Robertson - Chip Upon Your Shoulder
04 - Bob Staton - (Tonight) Heaven's Coming Home With Me
05 - Bobby Rice - Break The News
06 - Charlie Carter - (Won't Someone Please Help Her) She Can't Help Herself
07 - Coleman O'Neal - Roll Up The Street
08 - Connie Vannett - The Pussy Cat Song
09 - Curtis Potter - (A Walking Talking Breathing) Case Of Sorrow
10 - Dewayne Phillips - She Came Here For The Change
11 - J. B. Perry - Red Tinsel
12 - Jimmy Gateley - From Then On
13 - John Acton - Honky Tonk Shoes
14 - Lionel Ritter - Louisiana Lottery
15 - Norma Jean McCall - Each Step Of The Way
16 - Pat Patterson - Life Can Go On With A Heartache
17 - Preston Bodin - There'll Be The Devil To Pay
18 - Ralph Vernon - Death Of Love
19 - Randy Roberts - Take A Chance On Me
20 - Rick Titus - If I Had Somone To Cheat On
21 - Rodger Wilhoit - Cowboy From Texas
22 - Ronnie Rue - Loving Time
23 - Roy Baker - South To The Swamp Land
24 - Roy Chaffin & Bayou Boogie Band - She Don't Cheat On Me
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INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/03/honky-tonk-shoes.html
BONUS 6 OF 6 @VBR
Shirley Ann Lee - Songs of Light (1967-1969, Numero Group 2012)
“Raw Americana and unvarnished vernacular music,” as well as “gospel, ethnographic recordings, folk songs, and experimental compositions.” Cue Shirley Ann Lee.
For those who followed Numero Group’s 2009 compilation Local Customs: Downriver Revival, it should come as no surprise that the reissue label’s 2012 Shirley Ann Lee release is brilliant, breathtaking and essential listening. Songs of Light – the “Shirley Ann Lee album that never was,” according to Numero – figured prominently on Downriver Revival, highlighted by Lee’s genre-bending “There’s a Light.” That song’s use of Eastern influences against a mysterious, indefinable rhythm foreshadowed the raw, homemade (and often eclectic) blend of gospel, country, blues and soul that this 18-song collection brings. (Aquarium Drunkard)
A1
Introduction
A2
All I Have To Depend On
A3
I Shall Not Be Moved
A4
Stop Look & Listen
A5
You Better Run
A6
There's A Light
A7
Everything Gonna Be Alright
A8
You've Been So Good To Me
A9
Bless Quietness
B1
Intermission
B2
How Can I Lose
B3
Time
B4
Stay On Your Knees
B5
Someday
B6
Get Back
B7
Walk Trough The Valley
B8
Please Accept My Prayer
B9
I've Got To Make It
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(thanks to montysmusic and crazylegs for this album)
INFO
http://www.aquariumdrunkard.com/2014/12/22/the-cosmically-spiritual-gospel-of-shirley-ann-lee-and-alice-coltrane/
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
A Man Needs A Woman: Mainstream Soul Survey (P-Vine 2007)
A veteran of Savoy, Mercury and EmArcy, producer Bob Shad founded his own independent imprint Mainstream Records in late 1963 -- though largely known for a series of cult-classic jazz fusion sessions issued during the early half of the '70s, the label also released its share of mellow, heartfelt soul singles, with occasional forays into harder, funkier material. A Man Needs a Woman, one of several Mainstream retrospectives compiled by Japan's P-Vine imprint, spotlights the label's deep soul artists, emphasizing a grittier, rougher-edged approach unusual within the label's ouevre; Shad's ear for emerging talent serves him well here, and then-unknowns including Jackie Beavers ("When Something Is Wrong with My Baby") and Doris Duke ("Business Deal") submit potent sides. The majority of these performances were confined exclusively to scarce singles, and many make their CD debut. Additional highlights include the Underground Express' "Where Can I Run?" and Jeany Reynolds' "Down on Me." (Jason Ankeny, Allmusic)
1
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The Jackey Beavers Show*
We're Not Too Young To Fall In Love
2
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The Jackey Beavers Show*
When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
3
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Linda Perry (4)
It's All In The Back Of Me Now
4
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L.J. Reynolds*
Call On Me
5
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L.J. Reynolds*
Intruder
6
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Jeany Reynolds*
Down On Me
7
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Jeany Reynolds*
Please Don't Set Me Free
8
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Randolph Brown & Co
It Ain't Like It Used To Be
9
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Randolph Brown & Co
You Can Be Cured
10
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Randolph Brown & Co
Take A Few More Steps
11
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Randolph Brown & Co
I'm On Sick Leave
12
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Nia Johnson
Plain Out Of Luck
13
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Lee Bates
(What Am I Gonna Do) What Am I Gonna Say
14
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Calvin Arnold
Satisfy My Woman
15
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Almeta Latimore
Oh My Love
16
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Prophecy (24)
What Ever's Your Sign (You Got to Be Mine) (Part 1)
17
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Doris Duke
Business Deal
18
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Charles Beverly
Grass Ain't Greener
19
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Count Willie with LRL and the Dukes*
I've Got To Tell You
20
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Rudolph Taylor
Doorsteps To Sorrow
21
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Linda Perry (4)
Everyone Has Someone
22
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Georgia Soul Twisters*
You Shot Me (Through The Grease)
23
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Linda Perry (4)
I Need Someone
24
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The Underground Express*
Where Can I Run
25
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Saundra Phillips
Miss Fatback
26
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Roger Hatcher
We Gonna Make It
(thanks to the northern_madman for the share!)
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INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-A-Man-Needs-A-Woman/release/8980717
@ gyro
thanks for all the good music shared today
Big thanx for the Mainstream soul and the live Ike & Tina!
This post alone is chock full of great stuff. Thank you!
"will satisfy the most hardcore crate-diggers" - hee-hee; thanks, Gyro!
Thanks for Ike & Tina and Mainstream Soul Survey Gyro.
cheers,ELtel
Thanks GYRO
The Ike & Tina Turner is much appreciated particularly for the Venetta Field track. Venetta performed in Oz for years and was all over the TV and Concert circuit.
Regards
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