Wednesday, 22 March 2017

"Dixie Boppin' Country Billies" Vol 2

30 more Dixie recordings mostly done in a boppin' hillbilly vein. There's enough here to recommend it to the hardcore hillbilly fans. Connie Dycus (a guy) is pretty good on the honky tonker Lying All The Time and the witty I Could Shoot Myself (If I Wasn't Afraid Of A Gun) isn't bad either. Bill & Paul and the Bluegrass Travelers are back for an encore with Change Of Heart and a breakneck instrumental Cumberland Valley Special . Wrangler is a good guitar-led instrumental by Eddie Reynolds. Bill Goodwin & the Western Ramblers sound alright on the jaunty Your Lying Ways . Jimmy Blakley probably comes up with the best one here on Holiday For Love . Mel Price's Until is A-OK and Tommy Nelson contributes a very catchy country pop tune, Like Let's Get Out . Most of the rest are pretty good as well. (AE, Roots & Rhythm)

trax:
1. Hi Ho Silver - The Dixie Harmonaires 2. I Walk The Line (Demo) - Unknown Artist 3. The Way You Want It - Arvil Meers 4. Hand Full Off Love - Lyle Keefer 5. Long Time Ago - J. P. Dunn 6. Kentucky Fandango - J. P. Dunn 7. Lying All The Time - Connie Dycus 8. I Could Shoot Myself (If I Wasn't Afraid Of A Gun) - Connie Dycus 9. Blue News - Dottie Swan 10. Purty Lit'l - Renaud Veluzat 11. Change Of Heart - Bill & Paul & The Bluegrass Travelers 12. Cumberland Valley Special - Bill & Paul & The Bluegrass Travelers 13. More In The Man - The Davis Brothers 14. Alone With You - Charlotte Harden & The Ozark Sweethearts 15. You're Number One - Dee Johnson 16. Never Again (Will Love Knock On My Door) - Johnny Clayton 17. My Baby Don't Want Me No More - Jim Ridings & The Alabama Buddies 18. Wrangler - Eddie Reynolds 19. You're Gonna Pay - Jim Ridings & The Alabama Buddies 20. Nobody Cares - Jimmie Pearson & Jerry Hutchinson and The Melody Boys 21. I Guess I'm Wise - Malcolm Nash with The Putman County Play Boys 22. Going Down To Sal's House - Bill Willis & Goldie Norris 23. Your Lying Ways - Bill Goodwin & His Western Ramblers 24. I've Got A Bead On You, Baby - The Williams Brothers 25. This Little Girl Of Mine - The Half Brothers 26. You're So Easy To Love - Sleepy LaBeef 27. Holiday For Love - Jimmy Blakley 28. Until - Mel Price 29. Like Let's Get Out - Tommy Nelson & Band 30. Old Blue - Jack Hanna
…served by Gyro1966...

26 comments:

RYP said...

"Dixie Boppin' Country Billies" Vol 2
…served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/7eP7tbQf/file.html

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 1 OF 6 @320

Lend Us A Quid; The Tanked-Up, Dressed Down, Dirty-Ass R&B Side Of Pub Rock (WAX CD 004)

The concept here is the “Dirty R&B” side of the idiom. That means no Brinsleys, no Ace, and no Bees Make Honey. Nothing against these bands of course, Brinsleys in fact are one of my favorite combos of the era but this shit here’s about raw uncompromised energy! I wanted the punk forefathers, the ones that teach the Pistols and their generation who Music Machine was and where this evil force called rock & roll was born or/and by whom?! (Mihaleez)

1 Johnny Kidd & The Pirates - Dr. Feelgood
2 Dave Edmunds - Shot Of Rhythm And Blues
3 Ducks Deluxe - Coast to Coast
4 Motör Headgirl School - Please Don't Touch
5 The Senders - For Me Tonight
6 Nine Below Zero - Homework
7 Lew Lewis Reformer - Lucky Seven
8 Eddie & The Hot Rods - Writing On The Wall
9 Terry Gibson - Get out of Denver
10 Oil City Sheiks - It Don´t Take But a Few Minutes
11 Flamin' Groovies - Married Woman
12 The Downliners Sect - Showbiz
13 Wilko Johnson's Solid Senders - Shop Around
14 The Little Roosters - I Need a Witness
15 Little Bob Story - High Time
16 Dr. Feelgood - Great Balls Of Fire
17 The Bishops - Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked in Tonight
18 Motorhead - Leaving Here (Dave Edmunds Take)
19 The 101'ers - Keys To Your Heart
20 The Shakers - Temptation Walk
21 The Pirates - Do The Dog
22 Rob Tyner & The Hot Rods - Flipside Rock
23 Hammersmith Gorillas - You Really Got Me
24 The Cannibals - Good Guys
25 The Inmates - Talk Talk
26 The Untouchables - Keep On Walking
27 Larry Wallis - On Parole

http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/BAkuETxB/file.html

(Thanks to Mihaleez for this comp!)


INFO
http://whitetrashsoul.blogspot.com/2012/02/various-artists-lend-us-quid-tanked-up.html

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 2 OF 6 @320

Neurotic Reactions (20 Worldwide Mod Psych Freak Rock Smashers!)

Groovy psychedelic pop, trippier numbers, and rawer garagey sounds that span the globe! The set features some well produced numbers from the UK, Germany, Spain, Argentina, France, the US and elsewhere – not the raw, gritty low fi variety, big pretty well fleshed out sounds for the most part that don't skimp in the trippiness! The set was culled from 45 releases of the time, with tracks by Fire And Ice, The Dukes, Les Problemes, Primitive Man, Windows, Serge Franklin and many more. Includes "Sad & Lonely" by Garden Odyssey Enterprise, "I'm An Unskilled Worker" by The Dukes, "Neurotic Saga" by Procro Magnum, "Sweetness" by Boneshaker, "Nobody's Baby" by Windows, "Bargain Day" by Terry Britten, "The Truth Of The Madder" by Fire And Ice, "Animal Love" by Primitive Man and more.  © 1996-2017, Dusty Groove, Inc.

1 Garden Odyssey Enterprise Sad & Lonely
2 Paul King Confusion
3 The Dukes I'm An Unskilled Worker
4 Los Roberts El Saltamontes
5 La Quinta Faccia Strano Uomo
6 Ray Sharp & The Soul Set Earthquake
7 Carlos Bisso & Conexion 5 Baby I Love You So
8 Procro Magnum Neurotic Saga
9 Pintura Fresca Shake
10 The Rogers Non Chiedero Aiuto
11 Les Problemes Je Ne Vois Rien
12 Fire And Ice The Truth Of The Madder
13 Pinkerton's Duke's Jetty
14 Levy & Finkelstein Never My Time
15 Hamilton Streetcar Brother Speed
16 Boneshaker Sweetness
17 Primitive Man Animal Love
18 Windows Nobody's Baby
19 Terry Britten Bargain Day
20 Serge Franklin Exister

(Thanks to Relaxed Max)

http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/bCjwVjPu/file.html

INFO
https://www.dustygroove.com/item/513818/Various:Neurotic-Reactions-20-Worldwide-Mod-Psych-Freak-Rock-Smashers

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Neurotic-Reactions-20-Worldwide-Mod-Psych-Freak-Rock-Smashers/release/2188370

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 3 OF 6 @320

The Masonics - Obermann Rides Again (2017)

A new album of muscular British rock 'n' roll from the celebrated beat power trio. 'Obermann Rides Again' comes trampling merrily over a swathe of garage rock pretenders, with the group's vintage instruments and their vintage owners pushed well past breaking-point to bring you 14 slices of raw and tender songsmithery.

Led by the gruffly charming Mickey Hampshire, whose long songwriting career stretches back to Medway trash legends The Milkshakes, and ably assisted by fellow ex-Milkshake and renowned drum wizard Bruce Brand and top Scotch bass thumper John Gibbs, the Masonics have built their reputation on live shows across Europe and the UK that delight teen twisters and pop purists alike. (Shindig)

Masters of the Medway Beat, The Masonics, are back with another foot-stomping, fist pounding record to delight the garage heads among us. Nathan Whittle checks it out.
On their new record, Obermann Rides Again, underground garage legends The Masonics power through 14 tracks of pure stripped back rock & roll bliss with an exuberant energy that would put bands half their age to shame. They stir up an aural riot right from the start with opening couplet I Ain’t Hurting For You and Don’t Torment Me, which kick off the shake and roll vibe that fits and starts throughout and sets out a lyrical stall for the rest of the record. Long have they been with us and long may they continue to thrive, shake, rattle and jive.(Louder Than War)

1. I Ain't Hurting For You 02:46
2. Don't Torment Me 03:12
3. Your Dangerous Mind 02:53
4. I Don't Understand Her Anymore 02:44
5. You Don't Have To Travel 02:58
6. I'm The Unforgiver 03:03
7. You're A Stranger 02:25
8. Won't See Me Again 03:22 video
9. I'm A Redacted Man 02:39
10. What Do You Do 03:27
11. Come On My Little Darlin' 02:29
12. You Gotta Tell Me 02:14
13. The Unsignposted Road 02:52
14. Obermann Rides Again 02:18

http://www110.zippyshare.com/v/CbLOCLMR/file.html

INFO
https://themasonics.bandcamp.com/album/obermann-rides-again

http://louderthanwar.com/the-masonics-obermann-rides-again-album-review/

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 4 OF 6 @320

United Travel Service - Wind and Stone (1966-1970, 2010)

Dateline 1966 – the Pacific North West of the USA – a hotbed for numerous local and regional bands following the tradition of the
renowned North West Fratrock of the Kingsmen or the uncompromising Rock & Roll of The Sonics and Wailers. Not so the United Travel Service. They were sadly overlooked at the time but are now revered for their two brilliant, killer folkadelic 45 releases “Wind And Stone” b/w “Drummer Of Your Mind” and “Gypsy Eyes” b/w “Echo Of You”. The UTS were mainly influenced by the San Francisco scene, Garage Rock and the Byrds. Their high quality repertoire written by guitarist Ben Hoff and produced by New Tweedy Brothers producer Rick Keefer would have made a classic local psychedelic album if released back then. But it was not to be. Break-A-Way presents for the first time, a collection of the band’s rare 45s, along with four unreleased studio recordings, five home demos and an additional excellent 2009 re-recording of an old track capturing again the old magic and authenticity of the group. The CD comes with a 12 page booklet including a detailed history of the band with photos from the member’s scrapbooks. At last, here is the long overdue legacy of one of the Northwest’s finest psychedelic bands. (Ugly Things)

To my ears the United Travel Service compilation (they never had a proper album release back in the day), is the greatest psychedelic music recorded in the City of Roses (Portland, Oregon) during that era. The songs are great. A folk-rock type of sound, but still very trippy. (Portland Weekly)

1
Wind And Stone

2
Drummer Of Your Mind

3
Snow

4
Like Me

5
The Slightest Possibility

6
Ytilibissop Tsethgils Eht

7
Gypsy Eyes

8
Echo Of You

9
To Helen

10
California Dreamin'

11
Nelly Was A Lady

12
Beyond The Rainbow

13
Some Velvet Morning

14
Flamenco Express

15
To Helen (With Perscussion)

(Thanks to montysmusic for this collection)

http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/TSCkyJ30/file.html

INFO
http://www.groovierecords.com/store/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=83

https://www.amazon.com/Wind-Stone-UNITED-TRAVEL-SERVICE/dp/B004IR93SG

https://www.discogs.com/United-Travel-Service-Wind-And-Stone/release/3311491

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 5 OF 6 @320

Talk To The Rain (Mainstream Soul Survey 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 lush, mellow soul, with occasional forays into harder-edged, funkier material. Talk to the Rain, one of several Mainstream retrospectives compiled by Japan's P-Vine imprint, spotlights the label's harmony soul groups, emphasizing the mid-tempo, sumptuously romantic sound that was a Mainstream hallmark. The majority of these performances were confined exclusively to scarce singles, and many make their CD debut. Highlights include the Dramatics' "I Feel It," Spectrum's "Let's Fall in Love" and Spring's title cut. (Jason Ankeny, Allmusic)

1
–
Spring (20)
Talk To The Rain

2
–
Spring (20)
You're So Hard To Forget

3
–
Spectrum (26)
Let's Fall In Love

4
–
Dramatics*
No Rebate On Love

5
–
Dramatics*
Feel It

6
–
The Dramatic Experience
Someday Somewhere

7
–
The Dramatic Experience
Sho' Nuff Good Feeling

8
–
Steptones*
Don't You Want To Fall In Love

9
–
Chocolate Syrup
Just In The Nick Of Time

10
–
The Fabulous Determinations
Don't You Make Me Blue

11
–
The Fabulous Determinations
Has Love Been Here Before

12
–
Special Delivery
Come Back With Love (Part 1)

13
–
Special Delivery
Come Back With Love (Part 2)

14
–
Special Delivery
The Lonely One
Featuring – Terry Huff

15
–
Charles Beverly
Stop And Think A Minute

16
–
Larry Rice (3)
Love Looks So Good On You

17
–
Spring (20)
Say What

18
–
Spring (20)
Look To Me Baby

19
–
The Preparations (2)
That's When He Remembers

http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/qXZCBlVa/file.html

(thanks to the northern_madman for the share!)

INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Talk-To-The-Rain/release/8980386


Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 6 OF 6 @320

Pink Floyd - The Shape of Questions To Heaven (1968, Reimagined 2017)


Pink Floyd – The Shape of Questions to Heaven
(a soniclovenoize re-imagining)

March 2017 UPGRADE

Side A:
1.  Vegetable Man
2.  Apples and Oranges
3.  Remember A Day
4.  a) Golden Hair
     b) Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun
5.  In The Beechwoods

Side B:
6.  John Latham
7.  Paintbox
8.  Scream Thy Last Scream
9.  Jugband Blues


Although I said I wouldn’t, the material spontaneously struck me one day recently and I was motivated to upgrade this original re-imagining from four years ago, which postulates “What if Syd Barrett hadn’t been fired from Pink Floyd?”  The Shape of Questions to Heaven is the theoretical 1968 follow up to 1967’s The Piper At The Gates of Dawn, and culls material from Pink Floyd’s A Saucerful of Secrets sessions and Syd Barrett’s The Madcap Laughs sessions to create a second album of Syd Barrett-led Pink Floyd, an album that most certainly never was.

The updates to this March 2017 edition are:

• Revised tracklist that focuses more on actual Syd-led Pink Floyd sessions and less reliant on Syd’s solo work without the rest of the band—a true 2nd Pink Floyd album with Syd Barrett
• “Late Night”, “Lanky Part One” and “Clowns and Jugglers” are dropped from the tracklist and replaced by “In The Beechwoods” and “John Latham” sourced from The Early Years boxset. 
• More recent (and in my opinion) superior sources are used, including the 2011 remaster of A Saucerful of Secrets and the 2015 remaster of The Madcap Laughs

http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/DM6dFsCz/file.html

INFO
http://albumsthatneverwere.blogspot.com

RYP said...

gyro1966,
thanks a lot for The Masonics - Obermann Rides Again. This makes my day, great!

luis said...

@ gyro1966
thanks for the new Masonics

Gyro1966 said...

RYP - Always happy to make your day! Enjoy!

jonder said...

The blogger known as Buzz Baby Jesus did something similar to Soniclovenoize by reimagining what "A Saucerful Of Secrets" might have sounded like if Syd Barrett hadn't left the band during the recording sessions. There is some overlap between the two comps. This one was posted on Buzz Baby Jesus' excellent blog nowthatswhaticallbullshit.com. Gyro1966 might have retagged and reposted this, as tagging isn't B.B. Jesus' forte.

"A Saucerful Of Tears" (not my link)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2kk5w7m7bg6dc15/A+Saucerful+Of+Tears.zip

It Would Be So Nice/ Vegetable Man/ Remember A Day/ Corporal Clegg/ Apples And Oranges/ Point Me At The Sky/ Paintbox/ Scream Thy Last Scream/ Let There Be More Light/ Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Sun/ Candy And A Currant Bun/ Julia Dream/ Saucer Secrets Revealed->See Saw/ Jugband Blues

Ravachol said...

Thanks for the Masonics GYRO1966! Have a nice day!

Gyro1966 said...

Jonder - Here is the fully tagged version of Pink Floyd - A Saucer Full Of Tears (BuzzbabyJesus) version that you mention above. I shared it fairly recently as well.

http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/WvjJjIp3/file.html

Gremlin said...

Wow what a fantastic selection Gyro, thanks for all of these!

Anonymous said...

Obermann!!

lemonflag said...

Thanks for the Syd-Floyd

David Federman said...

I can't think of a better "what-if" than imagining Syd Barrett's 2nd album with Pink Floyd. Although I love the group, I never got over Barrett's departure from the band. It isn't every day an album like "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" enters your life. and commandeers your consciousness. No wonder "Jugband Blues" concluded "A Saucerful of Secret." It was a farewell. By the way, was a mono of this album ever released? Having mono and stereo versions of the first album doubles the pleasure, triples the fun. In any case, thanks for dissolving the line between reality and fantasy so deliciously.

Tel said...

Thanx Gyro For Collector & Also Lend Us A Quid
Cheers
Tel

ELtel said...

Thanks for "Talk To The Rain " Gyro.
cheers,ELtel

imnokid said...

Mainstream always appreciated here.

Lester said...

Big bonus day. Thanks, Gyro!

Little Bill said...

Thanks Gyro for offering so much to us

jonder said...

Hi, Gyro! I thought I remembered you had retagged a couple of the Buzz Baby Jesus comps. Thanks for reposting it. Lend Us A Quid was also a great share today!

Gyro1966 said...

Lend Us A Quid has had close to 1000 DL in a couple days - yet only one comment! It's obviously very popular in this bonus section.

angel said...

Gyro, thanks for the masonics & United travel service


regards

LittleJack said...

@ Gyro
Thanks for all your shares of this day !!!