trax:
1. Mama Says I Can't Go Out - Bobby Poore 2. A Sunday Kind of Love - The Dell-Vikings 3. The Girl With The Raven Hair - Jody Reynolds 4. Little Girl - Bill Budaford 5. Crazy Bells - The Halos 6. Crazy Discharge - The Holidays 7. Shotgun Boogie - Hawkshaw Hawkins 8. I Sold My Heart To The Junkman - The Blue Belles 9. White Lightnin' Effin - The Lavenders 10. Teenage Love - Frankie Lymon 11. Rockin' The Blues - Leon Bowman 12. Mr. Blue - The Ventures 13. Fender Bender - Oscar Hart 14. Crazy Bells - The Marcels 15. Teenage Clementine - The Belmonts 16. The Closer You Are - The Magnificent Four 17. Oh Lolly - Jordan Brothers 18. The Whipping Post - Jody Reynolds 19. Study Hall - The Warner Bros. Combo 20. Theme From A Summer Place - Al Caiola
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! / served by Gyro1966...
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"Mama Says I Can't Go Out"
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! / served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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BONUS 1 OF 7 @320
60s Soul: Beyond The Hits (2017)
Brand new collection of classic 1960’s soul from the Warner Brothers/Atlantic label!
01. Aretha Franklin - Money Won't Change You 02:09
02. Wilson Pickett - Toe Hold 02:51
03. Solomon Burke - You Can't Love 'Em All 02:47
04. Doris Troy - Trust In Me 02:08
05. Esther Phillips - Just Say Goodbye (Single Version) 02:21
06. Barbara Lynn - Maybe We Can Slip Away 02:16
07. Sam & Dave - Ain't That A Lot Of Love 02:42
08. Barbara Lewis - He's So Bad 02:18
09. Arthur Conley - Wholesale Love 02:21
10. Otis Redding - Look At That Girl 02:38
11. Little Jerry Williams - I'm The Lover Man 02:36
12. Patti Labelle And The Bluebelles - Groovy Kind Of Love 02:12
13. Lorraine Ellison - Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) 03:03
14. Otis Clay - That Kind Of Lovin' 02:36
15. Percy Sledge - You're Pouring Water On A Drowning Man 02:26
16. Mary Wells - My World Is Empty Without You Babe 02:51
17. Judy Clay - You Can't Run Away From Your Heart 02:53
18. The Mighty Hannibal - Somebody In The World For You 02:52
19. Carl Hall - You Don't Know Nothing About Love 03:15
20. The Enchanters - I Paid For The Party 02:50
21. Ike & Tina Turner - Finger Poppin' 02:48
22. The Olympics - Rainin' In My Heart 02:13
23. Derek Martin - Soul Power 02:52
24. The Sweet Inspirations - Every Day Will Be Like A Holiday 02:30
25. Ben Aiken - Satisfied 02:36
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INFO
http://freshremix.bypassed.men/disco/116864-60s-soul-beyond-the-hits-2017.html
BONUS 2 OF 7 @320
Professor Longhair - No Buts, No Maybes; Hot in New Orleans! The 1949-1957 Recordings (Hoo Doo Records 2016)
THE FATHER OF NEW ORLEANS R&B
Henry Roeland Byrd, aka Professor Longhair (also known as “Baldhead” or “Fess”), remains one of the most recognizable piano talents to come out of Louisiana. He is often referred to as the father of New Orleans R&B. His funky, rumba-based piano style and delightfully deep and wild-edged voice livened up nightclubs and festivals spanning four decades. He made some of the most captivating songs the world has ever known – expressive music that is virtually unrivaled for its pure joy. If you've never heard him, you don't know as much as you think you do. This best-of collection gathers a variety of the great R&B recordings he made for different labels such as Atlantic, Mercury, Federal and Ebb Records between 1949 and 1957. These recordings also feature a virtual who's who of fabulous musicians from the Crescent City scene, including Earl Palmer, Lee Allen, Alvin “Red” Tyler, Justin Adams and Charles “Hungry” Williams, among others.
"One of the off-handed founders of modern day popular music."- Rolling Stone Magazine (May 1972)
“Professor Longhair was the guardian angel of the roots of New Orleans music. He was a one-of-a-kind musician and man, and he defined a certain style of rhumba-boogie funk that WAS New Orleans R&B from the late 1940s all the way through to his death in 1980. All New Orleans pianists today owe Fess. He was the guru, godfather and spiritual root doctor of all that came under him." - Dr. John
PROFESSOR LONGHAIR, vocal and piano on all tracks, plus:
Lee Allen, Alvin “Red” Tyler, Robert Parker, Charles Burbank (sax),
Al Miller (trumpet)
Justin Adams, Walter Nelson (guitar)
Frank Fields, George Miller (bass)
Earl Palmer, Charles “Hungry” Williams, Charles “Honeyboy” Otis, Louis Joseph (drums),
Among others. Further personnel information is detailed inside booklet.
Recorded in New Orleans (Louisiana), between 1949 and 1957.
01 ROCKIN’ WITH FESS 2:02
02 IN THE NIGHT 2:33
03 LOOK WHAT YOU’RE DOIN’ TO ME 2:31
04 NO BUTS, NO MAYBES 2:11
05 LOOKA NO HAIR 2:08
06 BALL THE WALL 3:19
07 TIPITINA 2:25
08 BETWEEN THE NIGHT AND DAY 2:43
09 MISERY 2:01
10 BABY LET ME HOLD YOUR HAND 2:10
11 MARDI GRAS IN NEW ORLEANS 2:54
12 HEY NOW BABY 2:47
13 HER MIND IS GONE 2:53
14 SHE WALKS RIGHT IN 2:51
15 OH WELL 2:26
16 EAST ST. LOUIS BABY 2:46
17 HADACOL BOUNCE 2:56
18 GONE SO LONG 2:34
19 CURLEY HAIRED BABY 2:48
20 BALD HEAD 2:30
21 BEEN FOOLIN’ AROUND 2:59
22 BETWEEN THE NIGHT AND DAY (Alternate take) 2:38
23 HER MIND IS GONE 2:38
24 BOOGIE WOOGIE 2:41
25 WHO’S BEEN FOOLIN’ YOU 2:12
26 HEY NOW BABY 2:57
27 WALK YOUR BLUES AWAY 2:57
28 BABY LET ME HOLD YOUR HAND (Alternate take) 1:42
Total Time: 72:10
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INFO
http://jukeitup.com/en/840/professor-longhair/no-buts-no-maybes-hot-in-new-orleans
BONUS 3 OF 7 @320
LaVern Baker - The Best Of The Rest: Singles As & Bs 1960-1962 (Jasmine 2015)
Jasmine's second look at the singles career of LaVern Baker with her A & B sides from all her A & B sides from 1960 to 1962. Despite the all-pervading rise of soul music that was beginning to side track the old R&B starts of the 1950s, LaVern still managed to enjoy several hit records. Features duets with Ben E. King and Jimmy Ricks plus her last major hit singles "Saved" and "See See Rider". Includes complete chart details for all the tracks appearing on any of the US sales charts plus full recording details for all the tracks including musicians and recording dates.
01. Shadows Of Love (2:18)
02. Wheel Of Fortune (1:58)
03. A Help Each Other Romance (2:40)
04. How Often (2:37)
05. Bumble Bee (2:26)
06. My Time Will Come (2:22)
07. You're The Boss (2:15)
08. I'll Never Be Free (2:13)
09. Saved (2:55)
10. Don Juan (2:25)
11. I Didn't Know I Was Crying (2:38)
12. Hurting Inside (2:15)
13. Voodoo Voodoo (1:47)
14. Hey Memphis (2:27)
15. Must I Cry Again (2:33)
16. No Love So True (2:17)
17. See See Rider (2:24)
18. Story Of My Love (2:00)
19. Loads Of Love (2:25)
20. You Don't Tell Me (2:52)
21. Eager Beaver (2:07)
22. Senor Big And Fine (2:14)
23. Eternally (1:56)
24. He's A Real Gone Guy (2:14)
25. Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes (2:29)
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Best-Rest-1960-1962-RECORDINGS-REMASTERED/dp/B00W5KN3HA
BONUS 4 OF 7
The Texas Tornados - Esta Bueno (2010)
The Texas Tornados quietly folded in the wake of the death of Doug Sahm in 1999, but roughly a decade later they just as quietly became a going concern under the direction of his son Shawn, reuniting for regular gigs and a new album called ¡Esta Bueno!. Released in March of 2010 (alongside the publication of the first-ever Doug Sahm biography entitled -- what else -- Texas Tornado), ¡Esta Bueno! revives a couple of Sir Doug staples (“Chicano” and Bobby Charles’ “Tennessee Blues”), and also several unreleased performances from the other departed Tornado, Freddy Fender -- a whopping five, including a handful of new songs, their presence giving ¡Esta Bueno! an even stronger feel of a classic Texas Tornados album. And that’s the entire intent of ¡Esta Bueno!: this is designed as a continuation, not a revival, of the band’s signature Tex-Mex style, and since Shawn Sahm, Augie Meyers, and Flaco Jimenez are old road dogs, they miss not a step when they fall back into their old groove. The spirit of the record is so joyous, it’s hard not to smile as it plays. (Allmusic)
Just about everyone thought once Doug Sahm left us back in November of 1999, and then Freddy Fender in October of 2006 that The Texas Tornados were gone forever. However, any one familiar with Shawn Sahm, knew the gene was still going strong, recordings live forever, and are by some, never forgotten! He, with the help of long time Doug Sahm friends and collaborators, Augie Meyers and Flaco Jiménez knew about both.
This is an excellent record produced by Asleep at the Wheel's Ray Benson. The recording is reverently laid-out, with Doug and Freddy being the first two elements you hear on the record, and I believe it sets the pace for the entire record. At first, the record pays homage to the founders then our ears, filled with new Tornados' tunes, give the record an enormous amount of freshness, while never abandoning the idea of this also being a fantastic tribute album, ultimately keeping the listener interested throughout this set of thirteen songs.
Shawn Sahm steps into the spotlight on several tunes on the record, including the first track, "Whose to Blame". When the younger Sahm began to sing, tears started swelling up in the corner of my eyes. He reminds me so much of his Dad. There is no doubt it's Shawn belting out the tune, but there is also no qualm left as to who his Father was.
Freddy Fender is featured on "Another Shot of Ambition", a simple little honky-tonk drinking song with the Texas Tornado signature written all over it but with Freddy Fender standing firmly in the spotlight. He later does it again with the beautiful "Llevame", a beautiful Tejano treat for the ears.
The last tune on the record is "Girl Going Nowhere", sung by Sir Douglas himself. Doug Sahm could rock, he could blues it up, he could twang as good as anyone, he could play Tejano, and he could mix it all up in a big old bowl of musical joy. It would appear the producer pays tribute to the man by finishing the record with this great piece of songwriting. Whatever the motive, it was a fantastic way to finish the record. (No Depression)
1. Who's to Blame Senorita
2. If I Could Only
3. My Sugar Blue
4. They Don't Make 'Em Like I Like
5. Velma from Selma
6. Tennessee Blues Texas
7. Esta Bueno
8. Ahora Yo Voy
9. Chicano
10. Another Shot of Ambition
11. In Heaven There Is No Beer
12. Llevame
13. Girl Going Nowhere (feat. Doug Sahm)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/¡está-bueno%21-mw0001960565
https://www.amazon.com/Esta-Bueno-Texas-Tornados/dp/B0034JIOT8
BONUS 5 OF 7 @320
Ry Cooder - Music By Ry Cooder (1995)
Well programmed and evocative, often conjuring visions of ghostly landscapes and funky border towns. (Allmusic)
Ry's instrumental virtuosity, versatility and his ability to transcend genre have made him one of the most in-demand soundtrack composers over the last two decades of American cinema, and this 2-CD set collects the best of his unfailingly evocative film scores. Includes excerpts from Paris, Texas; Alamo Bay; The Long Riders; Geronimo; Crossroads; The Border; Blue City; Johnny Handsome; Trespass , and more, plus the first release of material from Southern Comfort and Streets of Fire . Notes, too! (The Guardian)
Ostensibly a collection of Cooder's film music, the two-CD Music by Ry Cooder delivers the cinematic quality of a good soundtrack album but packs the kind of ferocious jams--featuring crack players such as John Hiatt, Jim Keltner, David Lindley, and Jim Dickinson--that you'll never hear on a John Williams score. Cooder's melancholy acoustic and electric-slide moans are a constant, though the material shifts from the plaintive piano tune "I Like Your Eyes" (from Johnny Handsome) to the border-town ballad "Across the Borderline" (featuring Freddy Fender) to the grit-and-spit stomp of "Bomber Bash" (from Streets of Fire). From cowboy serenades to contemporary exotica, from Paris, Texas to Alamo Bay, Cooder's soundtrack legacy is a strangely unified cross section of an American master's finest and most varied work. --James Rotondi, NPR
1.1
Paris, Texas
1.2
Theme From Southern Comfort
1.3
Theme From Alamo Bay
1.4
Across The Borderline
1.5
Highway 23
1.6
Bomber Bash
1.7
Greenhouse
1.8
Nice Bike
1.9
I Like Your Eyes
1.10
Main Theme
1.11
See You In Hell, Blind Boy
1.12
Feelin' Bad Blues
1.13
Swamp Walk
1.14
Angola
1.15
Viola Lee Blues
1.16
The Long Riders
1.17
Archie's Funeral (Hold To God's Unchanging Hand)
1.18
Jesse James
2.1
King Of The Street
2.2
Sunny's Tune
2.3
No Quiero
2.4
Cruising With Rafe
2.5
Klan Meeting
2.6
I Can't Walk This Time / The Prestige
2.7
East St. Louis
2.8
Goose And Lucky
2.9
Goyakla Is Coming
2.10
Canoes Upstream
2.11
Canción Mixteca
2.12
Maria
2.13
Bound For Canaan (Sieber & Davis)
2.14
Bound For Canaan (The 6th Cavalry)
2.15
Train To Florida
2.16
Houston In Two Seconds
CD1
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CD2
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Music-Ry-Cooder/dp/B000002N0X
BONUS 6 OF 7 @320
Phil Spector Masterpiece, Vol. 3
This Japanese-only CD issue contains 22 of Spector's rarest and most bizarre productions.
1. Ringo I Love You - Bonnie Jo Mason
2. Raincoat In the Rain - Sammy Turner
3. He Knows I Love Him Too Much - Arlene Smith
4. How Many Nights - Bobby Sheen
5. One Thousand Miles Away - Johnny Nash
6. Once Upon a While Ago - The Paris Sisters
7. Na Ne No - Troy Shondell
8. Twist and Shout - The Top Notes
9. Air Mail Special Delivery - Karen Lake
10. Why Don't You Write Me - Ray Peterson
11. Nights of Mexico - Russell Byrd
12. You Took Advantage of Me - The Blackwells
13. The Bells - The Creations
14. Be a Soldier - Terry Day
15. My Heart Stood Still - The Spectors Three
16. Gee How I Wish You Were Here - Ray Peterson
17. Hey There Mountain - Obrey Wilson
18. You're My Baby - Gene Toone and the Blazers
19. Wonderful, Lovable You - The Teddy Bears
20. He's Sure the Boy I Love - The Crystals
21. Hot Pastrami - The Crystals
22. Git It - Phil Spector
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(thanks to the northern_madman for the share!)
INFO
http://www16.plala.or.jp/kowata/spector/mpiece3.html
BONUS 7 OF 7 @320
She Had A Taste For Music: Rare Gems From The Italian Erotic Archive (1999)
Subtitled "Rare Gems From the Italian Erotic Archive," this compilation collects a selection of mostly instrumental tunes with a lounge music edge from obscure Italian films. Much of She Had a Taste for Music is devoted to romantic mood music: "Voce D'Amore" sets a wistful, wordless solo female vocal against a gently jazzy backdrop dominated by yearning strings and tinkly keyboards, while "Make Love on the Wing (Instrumental)" backs up its ethereal synthesizer melody with cooing background vocals and gentle, tribal-sounding percussion. Some of the cuts pursue their amorous approach in a surprisingly graphic manner: the gentle keyboard-and-bass groove of "La Via Della Prostituzione" is nudged along by the sound of a woman's orgasmic moans of pleasure, and "Piacere Sequence M36" spices up its jazzy saxophone melody with a woman endlessly chanting the word "sexually" in a tone of voice that grows from a whisper to a frenzied scream. Despite the generally erotic tone of this compilation's music, She Had a Taste for Music occasionally throws in a stylistic curve-ball to keep things interesting: "Cheops and Nefertiti" is a frantically-paced jazz tune driven by a male/female scat duet, and "Kinky Peanuts" layers a bizarre, squiggly-sounding synthesizer line over a thick backdrop of Brazilian-sounding percussion. Ultimately, She Had a Taste for Music lacks the consistent tone of Italian lounge compilations like the Easy Tempo series, but it offers up enough intriguing oddities to please anyone who has already developed an appetite for this style of music. (Allmusic)
1
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Massimo Moriconi & Roberto Fogu
Small Fawn Clawn
Lyrics By – Gabriella Quattrini
3:09
2
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Nico Fidenco
Red Sound
2:58
3
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Franco De Gemini
Cheops And Nefertiti
2:34
4
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Gianfranco Plenizio
Grigio Perla
3:15
5
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Armando Trovajoli*
L'Ospite
3:07
6
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Franco De Gemini
What Is This Love? (Instrumental)
Lyrics By – Giuseppe Cassia
3:32
7
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Nico Fidenco
La Via Della Prostituzione M9
2:14
8
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Gianfranco Plenizio
Voce D'Amore
3:30
9
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Teo Usuelli
Piacere Sequence M36
5:26
10
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Armando Trovajoli*
Signora Sono Le Otto
2:40
11
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Nico Fidenco
Make Love On The Wing (Instrumental)
2:56
12
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Gianfranco Plenizio
Musica Per Anna
2:36
13
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Franco De Gemini
Cairo Night
2:49
14
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Armando Trovajoli*
Kinky Peanuts
3:35
15
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Nico Fidenco
Dutch Poppy
3:31
(Thanks to Relaxed Max for this rare album)
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/she-had-a-taste-for-music-mw0000667358
https://www.discogs.com/Various-She-Had-A-Taste-For-Music/release/1323751
Thanks for another great comp.
Ty for New Soul album and Phil Spector album nice shares guys
Thanks for the bonuses
Thanks Gyro, for Longhair, LaVern, and Ry !!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Gyro, Thanks for the Texas Tornados.
Anyone have Texas Tornados "A little bit is better than nada: prime cuts '90-'96".
Cheers,
CharlieAce
Thanks for the Texas Tornados and also for the recent Ry Cooder posts.
@ djmcblues2
I've just listen now (2times) to your compilation that you shared some days ago " mama says I can't go out". I've enjoyed !!!
For this evening . the 2 tracks that I prefer are n°3 and n°13.
I think that I'll put the tracks n°13 on my Mac in my practice, it makes me smile as when I listen to "guitar boogie"
Sir djmcblues2 thanks again !
Thank you for Beyond The Hits.
thanx for the Phil Spector!
Gyro,thanks for 60s Soul: Beyond The Hits & Lavern Baker.
cheers,ELtel
Thank you so much Gyro for today's shares really excellent
Thanks Gyro for 60s Soul: Beyond The Hits...looks good.
More Ry Cooder! Thanks!
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