Thursday, 20 April 2017

"Be My Girl" 50's & 60's Rock 'n' Roll

Excellent collection of rockin’ and hard to find rock ’n’ roll!trax:
1. Be My Girl - Richie & The Royals 2. Baby My Heart - The Shadows 3. Wimmin From Coast To Coast - Brownie McGhee & Friends 4. Want To Be Wanted Blues - Aubrey Cagle 5. Bells Bells - The Chessmen 6. Tall, Dark & Handsome Man - Bobby Sisco 7. Hi Ho Silver - Bobby Lee Trammell 8. Guitar Pickin' Man - Jimmy Dee 9. Kokkomo Me Baby - Mississippi Fred McDowell 10. Ramshackle Shack - Lee Harmon & Circle C Boys 11. Loretta - The Senators 12. They're Learning - Lynn Pratt 13. Oh, What A Night - The Kac-ties 14. Bop Hop Jamboree - Rex Ellis 15. Sugar Love - The Allisons 16. Wild Fire - The Run-A-Bouts 17. Heartbreak Hotel - Thumper Jones 18. Tollie Frollie - Bobby Lee Trammell 19. When You Dance - Augie Rios 20. Unknown - Unknown
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! / served by Gyro1966...

15 comments:

RYP said...

"Be My Girl"
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! / served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/x4Vk67N0/file.html

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 1 OF 6 @320

Ray Davies - Americana (2017)

This is Ray Davies' first new album in 10 years. It follows his acclaimed 2013 memoir of the same name, and uses the book as both source material and jumping off point. Davies wrote and arranged all the music on 'Americana' and co-produced the album with Guy Massey and John Jackson with the Jayhawks serving as Davies' backing band. 'Americana' was recorded in London at Konk Studios, the legendary studio founded by The Kinks in 1973.
The album is an autobiographical work, taking inspiration from the vital role America has played in Davies' life over five decades. It also features a number of short spoken-word passages from the memoir. In Davies' own words, "America is such a big story, a vast landscape, you can get lost in it. It's possible in America to go ahead and have a new start somewhere." (The Guardian)

1 Americana
2 The Deal
3 Poetry
4 Message from the Road
5 A Place in Your Heart
6 The Mystery Room
7 Silent Movie
8 Rock 'N' Roll Cowboys
9 Change for Change
10 The Man Upstairs
11 I've Heard That Beat Before
12 A Long Drive Home to Tarzana
13 The Great Highway
14 The Invaders
15 Wings of Fantasy

http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/9wgo7Dzi/file.html

INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Americana-Ray-Davies/dp/B01MYAMVSD

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 2 OF 6 @320

Ry Cooder & David Lindley - Live in Osaka 1979

An excellent and rare live recording.


1 Alimony
2 Go Home Girl
3 Mexican Divorce
4 FDR in Trinidad
5 Ax Sweet Mama
6 Billy the Kid
7 Denomination Blues
8 One Meat Ball
Disc 2:
1 Travellin' Man
2 If Walls Could Talk
3 How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live
4 Jesus on the Mainline
5 The Tattler
6 Blues Suede Shoes
7 Bourgeois Blues

CD1+2
http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/KyYACezx/file.html

INFO
http://www.geetarz.org/reviews/misc/ry-cooder-osaka-79.htm

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 3 OF 6 @320

Shirley Bergeron - French Rocking Boogie (1957-1970, Ace CD)

Cajun singer and steel guitarist Shirley Bergeron (a man, not a woman) recorded, for the most part, standard Cajun music in the late 1950s with his accordionist father Alphee Bergeron and backup band the Veteran Playboys. Cajun music for the most part, that is, because there was one 1962 single, "French Rocking Boogie," that tried to get some action by fusing Cajun with rock'n'roll. Actually it was a pretty enjoyable, energetic track, and the one that Shirley Bergeron is most known for among collectors.
However, for the rest of his recording career Bergeron stuck to Cajun music of a much more typical sort, always accompanied by his father Alphee on accordion. Alphee Bergeron had done one 1949 single with the Veteran Playboys, but Shirley made his recording debut in 1957 with two songs at a radio session that eventually got issued on an LP. There were some recordings for Goldband in 1960, but Bergeron spent most of the 1960s doing singles for the small Lanor label, recording at the Crowley Studios run by Jay Miller, who did so much for Louisiana popular music of all kinds in the 1950s and 1960s by cutting bluesmen like Slim Harpo. Some of the Lanor recordings had drums, but Bergeron just used guitar, Alphee's accordion, violin, and triangle when he recorded the album Cajun Style Music at the music store of Marc Savoy in Eunice, LA in late 1969. A compilation of Bergeron's 1957-69 sides, French Rocking Boogie, came out on CD on Ace. (Allmusic)

1. French Rocking Boogie
  2. J'ai Fait Mon Ede'e
  3. Old Home Waltz
  4. Quel Etoile
  5. New Country Waltz
  6. Perrodin Two-Step
  7. Chez Tanie
  8. Mama And Papa
  9. Since That First Time
  10. True Love Waltz
  11. Ja'i Passe Devant Ta Porte
  12. Poor Hobo
  13. La Valse A August Breux
  14. Eunice Two Step
  15. La Valse De Cherokee
  16. Bosco Blues
  17. Madam Sosthene
  18. La Crepe A Nazare
  19. Chere Baset
  20. Vermillion Two Step
  21. La Valse De Grand Bois
  22. Chere Tou Toute

http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/6sv8q5eq/file.html

INFO
https://www.amazon.com/French-Rocking-Boogie-Shirley-Bergeron/dp/B0000009GV

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 4 OF 6 @320

Hot Rod Rockabilly (Not Now 2013)

40 Classic Rockabilly cuts! This collection celebrates all things Hot Rod from the drag strip to the parkin lot, from the brand new Cadillac to the flat tyre. Indulge in the American dream with tales of fast cars, loose women and & some real rockin tunes. (Not Now 2013)

Disc: 1
  1. Draggin' - Curtis Gordon
  2. Hot Rod - the Berry Brothers
  3. Brand New Cadillac - Vince Taylor
  4. Pink Thunderbird - Gene Vincent
  5. Rag Roof Roadster - Jim Foster & the Kountry Kut-Ups
  6. Hot Rod Boogie - Jack Kitchen & the Rock-A-Billies
  7. Go! Go! Go! - Roy Orbison
  8. Drag Strip Baby - Johnny Roane
  9. Cadillac Baby - Bill Sherell
  10. My Pink Cadillac - Hal Willis
  11. Ford and Shaker - James Gallagher
  12. Take a Ride with Me - Johnny Redd
  13. This Old Bomb of Mine - Jim Flaherty's Caravan
  14. Parkin' Lot - Jim McCrory
  15. '55 Chevy - Hoyt Stevens
  16. Big Green Car - Jimmy Carroll
  17. Fancy Dan - Gene Summer
  18. Big Wheel - Walt Benton & the Snappers
  19. Flat Tyre - Bobby Johnston
  20. Burning the Wind - Billy Wallace

Disc: 2
  1. Hot Rod - the Stripes
  2. Scramble - Jimmy Stevens
  3. Uranium Rock - Warren Smith
  4. Speed Crazy - Slick Slavin
  5. Pink Cadillac - Sammy Masters
  6. Long Grey Highway - Frank Thayer
  7. Pop, Let Me Have the Car - Carl Perkins
  8. Stick Shift - the Duals
  9. Race with the Devil - Gene Vincent
  10. Going Down That Road - Ersel Hickey
  11. Hot Rod Baby - Rocky Davis
  12. Black Cadillac - Joyce Green
  13. Dig That Ford - Doug Harden
  14. Hot Rod Race - Red Foley
  15. Ride on Josephine - Sleepy Labeef
  16. Hot Rodder's Dream - Ray Burden
  17. Rocky Road Blues - Col Joye & the Joy Boys
  18. Hot Rod Boogie - Howard w. Brady
  19. Rocking on the Dragstrip - Johnny Lane
  20. Shot Rod - Conny & the Bellhops

CD1
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/dDgkqDWv/file.html

CD2
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/H5iUYjug/file.html

INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Hot-Rod-Rockabilly-2-CD/dp/B00DNOPSKC

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 5 OF 6 @320

Slop, Twist, Hully Gully (1965)

A1
–
David Ede and the Robin Rock*
Last Night

A2
–
The Searchers
Twist And Shout

A3
–
The Fantomes*
Hully Bach

A4
–
Shorty Miller And The Raylads
Let's Slop

A5
–
The Roulettes
Hully Gully Slip 'n' Slide

A6
–
Jack Hammer
The Wiggle

A7
–
Corrado Ei 93
Tin Roof Twist

B1
–
The Caravells
Let's Dance Hully Gully

B2
–
Shorty Miller, The Roulettes
Shepherd's Slop

B3
–
Fausto Papetti
Midnight Twist

B4
–
The Roulettes
La Bamba Hully Gully

B5
–
The Searchers
Farmer John

B6
–
The Sons Of The Piltdown Men
Be A Party

B7
–
Lucky Jack*
Hully Gully Time


http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/lkiDU3vR/file.html

(Thanks to montysmusic for this album)

INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Slop-Twist-Hully-Gully/release/6714241

Gyro1966 said...

BONUS 6 OF 6 @320

Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 43

Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!

All perfectly tagged for quick import!

01 - Billy Golden - Life's Little Pleasure
02 - Boyce Hill & The Drifters - Page Me Unwanted
03 - Carl Mann - The Ballad Of Johnny Clyde
04 - Chuck Cusimano & His Country Makers - Too Choked Up To Chuckle
05 - Don White - Prison Song
06 - Eddy Arnold - Peck -A-Cheek
07 - Ernie Lee - I'm In A Kissing Mood
08 - Ernie Lee - Your Left Over Kisses
09 - Frances Winfrey - Sweet Kisses
10 - Hal Phillips - Too Many Irons In The Fire
11 - Hank Locklin - Behind The Footlights
12 - Harold Pope - You Made Me What I Am
13 - Jim Kandy - When My World Left Town
14 - Judy West - Nashville Wives
15 - Kelly Warren - Living For You, Dying For Him
16 - Lee White - Love Is Dead
17 - Lowell Knipp - Tears
18 - Mayor Ronnie Thompson - Downtown Country Girl
19 - Merle Kilgore - Help Me Up Darling (All Fools Fall Down)
20 - Norville Dollar - The Devil Owns Her Soul
21 - Paul Wayne - Turned Her Back
22 - Ray Willis - Sing Me A Song About Me
23 - Red Hix - Round After Round
24 - Shirley Wood - When It Happens

http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/vlmAuM6A/file.html

INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/04/lifes-little-pleasure.html

Groz said...

Hi
Does anyone out there have a fresh link for THE BEST Of NEPTUNE RECORDS please
Any help appreciated..... Thanks alot

iggy said...

Hey G-Man. Thanks for the great Ray, Ry and David music. What a fine way to start an April day. All good wishes,

Iggy

Anonymous said...

Thank you, Gyro, for the Ray Davies! - Barry

luis said...

Thanks Gyro for Ray Davies Americana
on arouse your passion is possible find the companion book to this album
http://arouseyourpassion.blogspot.it/2015/04/james-brown-invited-me-onstage-to-join.html

Rob Kopp said...

Thanks for Ray Davies. I ordered for the 2LP (coming out tomorrow), but I don't think there's a download code with it, so I'm very happy with the MP3's.

balimike said...

Thanks for Sir Ray. From back when THEY Really Got Me I've been a fan. So curious on this album from the most English of songwriters.

Little Bill said...

Thank you Gyro for Ray Davies - one of the greats

Anonymous said...

Thanks Gyro for Ray Davies, I´m just waiting for the LP and now I can heard it while it comes.