trax:
1. Rompin' Stompin' - Grady Lewis 2. Wayne Boogie - Wayne Rogers 3. Crosseed Eyed Susie Wake Up - Bob & Vic 4. Boogie Woogie Sally - The Four Rebels 5. Real Gone Baby - Alvis Edwards 6. The Catalina Push - The Catalinas 7. Twisting Sadie - Jimmie & the Gems 8. The Southern Twist - George Darro 9. Saturday Night Twist - Doug Clayton 10. Romp and Stomp - Billy Barnett 11. Hey Blues - Beecher Hickman 12. Rambler - Comer Money 13. Ann Sally - Doug Clayton 14. Somethin' Bad's Gonna Happen - Wayne Cobb 15. Sugar Booger - The Marcus Brothers 16. I Used to Love You - Bill Carter 17. My Baby's Fine - Bobby & the Fifths 18. Rompin' Stompin' - Dinky Harris 19. Make These Blues Go Away - Gene Taft 20. One Way Ticket - Bobby Crown 21. Rockin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms - Pete Peters 22. Weary Blues Goodby - Bob Perry 23. Dancin' Girl - Eddie Eay 24. Piano Nellie - Bobby Brant 25. Busy Body Rock - The Mints 26. Shadow My Baby - Johnny Barnette 27. Red Headed Woman - The Rebel Rousers 28. Mama's Little Girl - Joe Warfield 29. So Tired - The Chavis Brothers 30. Domino - The Savoys
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BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Marty Robbins - Devil Woman (1961-1962) (Jasmine 2017)
This 2-CD set anthologizes MARTY ROBBINS' entire recorded output during 1961-62, featuring: four LPs and six hit singles.
By 1961, Marty was firmly established as the most successful C&W/Pop/R&R crossover artist in the United States, renowned for his epic 'Gunfighter & Western' songs.
He subsequently embarked upon an unlikely 'experimental' phase, in which he explored other musical directions.
This is reflected in the four LPs included herein, 'Just A Little Sentimental', 'Marty After Midnight' (both of which featured Marty performing Standards), 'Portrait Of Marty' (a musically eclectic set, devised to showcase his versatility) and 'Devil Woman' (a mainstream C&W/Pop album, titled after one of his biggest-ever hits).
His six featured singles are: 'Jimmy Martinez', 'It's Your World', 'Sometimes I'm Tempted'/'I Told The Brook', 'Love Can't Wait', 'Devil Woman' and 'Ruby Ann', the latter two both being million-selling, U.S. C&W chart-toppers.
Much of this material is difficult to find elsewhere on CD, with the 'Portrait Of Marty' album making its CD debut herein.
Disc 1
1. A LITTLE SENTIMENTAL
2. HURT
3. TO EACH HIS OWN
4. I CAN'T HELP IT (If I'm Still In Love With You)
5. ANSWER ME, MY LOVE
6. CLARA
7. HALF AS MUCH
8. UNCHAINED MELODY
9. ARE YOU SINCERE
10. GUESS I'LL BE GOING
11. TO THINK YOU'VE CHOSEN ME
12. TOO YOUNG
13. I'M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE
14. MISTY
15. LOOKING BACK
16. SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN
17. DON'T THROW ME AWAY
18. PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
19. SUMMERTIME
20. ALL THE WAY
21. IT HAD TO BE YOU
22. I'M HAVING A BALL
23. IF I COULD CRY
24. ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET
25. JIMMY MARTINEZ
26. GHOST TRAIN
27. IT'S YOUR WORLD
28. YOU TOLD ME SO
29. SOMETIMES I'M TEMPTED
30. I TOLD THE BROOK
Disc 2
1. THE BEND IN THE RIVER
2. ABILENE ROSE
3. LOLENE
4. FOGGY FOGGY DEW
5. BEYOND THE REEF
6. KA-LU-A
7. YOURS (Quiéreme Mucho)
8. DUSTY WINDS
9. NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW
10. THE NEARNESS OF YOU
11. ALL THE WAY
12. I'LL WALK ALONE
13. DEVIL WOMAN
14. AIN'T LIFE A CRYING SHAME
15. TIME CAN'T MAKE ME FORGET
16. IN THE ASHES OF AN OLD LOVE AFFAIR
17. THE HAND YOU'RE HOLDING NOW
18. WORRIED
19. LITTLE RICH GIRL
20. PROGRESSIVE LOVE
21. I'M BEGINNING TO FORGET
22. LOVE IS A HURTING THING
23. KINDA HALFWAY FEEL
24. THE WINE FLOWED FREELY
25. LOVE CAN'T WAIT
26. TOO FAR GONE
27. APRIL FOOL'S DAY
28. RUBY ANN
29. WON'T YOU FORGIVE
CD1
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CD2
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/nqm7keLE/file.html
INFO
http://www.jasmine-records.co.uk/store/index.php/january-2017/marty-robbins-devil-woman-–-four-lps-and-six-singles-1961-1962
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Blow Up A Go Go! Dancefloor Classics From The Legendary Blow Up Club
"Blow Up has been punching above its weight ever since it opened in 1993... 20 storming tracks" TIME OUT
"An excellent introduction to the Blow Up sound" EVENING STANDARD, HOT TICKETS
"London's famous Blow Up Club has been shaking dance floors on a weekly basis since the early 1990s. This collection will cause even the most cynical hips to shimmy" AMAZON.CO.UK
"22-track collection from Soho's acclaimed Blow Up club. Like the night itself, the album trips across the decades..." Q "A delicious blend of the instantly familiar and obscure gems. The perfect getting-ready soundtrack for the discerning dancer" MOJO
Zip up your go-go boots and glue on them false eyelashes! Once you put this on, you will be instantly transported to those go-go days in the ever so wild and wacky mid sixties.
Some of the hilites are:
"House of Bamboo' - Andy Williams-mambo classic with a tropics twist.
"The Beat Goes On"-Buddy Rich-wow can't say enough about this Sonny and Cher classic redux with a jazzy vegas swing!
"Blow-Up a Go-Go"-have no idea who it's buy, but you will want to plaster yourself with body paint, jump in a go-go cage and say "sock it to me".
"I'm a Man"-Spencer Davis Group, have no clue why exactly this is here but , yeah it works.
There are many other swingin' go-go tunes as well as some psychedelic sounds with a touch of funk on this CD.
Should you ever have a party that seems a bit flat...slide this baby in and turn on that black light!! So Hip, So Groovy! (Shindig)
1
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The Quik
Bert's Apple Crumble
2
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James Clarke
Blow Up A-Go-Go!
3
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Georgie Fame
Somebody Stole My Thunder
4
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Soul Hooligan
Sweet Pea
5
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The Coasters
Love Potion No.9
6
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The Johnny Otis Show
Watts Breakaway
7
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The Spencer Davis Group
I'm A Man
8
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Mongo Santamaria
Cloud Nine
9
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Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band*
Bongolia
10
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Bobby Hughes Experience
Sahara 72
11
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The Karminsky Experience Inc.
Exploration
12
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Buddy Rich
The Beat Goes On
13
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Andy Williams
House Of Bamboo
14
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Eddie Jefferson
Psychedelic Sally
15
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Edwin Starr
Twenty-Five Miles
16
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Shirley Ellis
Soul Time
17
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Jacques Dutronc
Le Responsable
18
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The Kinks
She's Got Everything
19
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Shadows Of Light
Shake
20
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Big Boss Man
Humanize
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(Thanks to Relaxed Max for this album)
INFO
http://www.blowup.co.uk/records/compilations/blow-up-a-go-go-dancefloor-classics
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Blow-Up/release/1938136
https://www.amazon.com/Blow-Up-Go-Go-Dancefloor-Legendary/dp/B00003Q4FE
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
The Fleshtones - Soul Madrid (1989)
Excellent live album of The Fleshtones at their peak!
A1
The Dreg
A2
Stop Fooling Around
A3
I See The Light
A4
Moon Dawg
A5
Nothing's Gonna Bring Me Down
A6
I Got A Line On You
A7
Fingertips Part III
A8
All Around The World
B1
Turn On Song
B2
Los Reyes Del Piel Negro
B3
Hexbreaker 17
B4
Hall Of Fame
B5
Get Down With It
B6
Let's Go In 69
B7
It's Too Late
B8
Sha La La Reprise
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INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Fleshtones-Soul-Madrid/release/2146500
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Benny & The Fly By Niters - Jet Propelled Daddy (2002)
The superb debut album from Benny and the Fly By Niters, the rockin' Swingin' Sensation from Melbourne, Australia. Authentic vintage-style Jump Blues with twin saxophones, boogie-woogie piano, and featuring excellent guitar work from ex-Redliners Ben Peters. Highly Recommended.
1. Straighten Up Mama (3:40)
2. Two Dollar Woman (2:19)
3. Wolfman (3:39)
4. Wild Cherry (2:25)
5. If You Ever Get Lonesome (2:23)
6. Blow-Out (2:33)
7. The Way You Do (2:54)
8. Jet Propelled Daddy (3:33)
9. Look Whatcha' Done (3:00)
10. Benny's Bounce (2:49)
11. Can't Judge Nobody (3:15)
12. Sherry Baby (2:37)
13. Boogie Woogie Nighthawk (2:27)
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INFO
https://www.raucousrecords.com/jet-propelled-daddy-cd.html
https://www.discogs.com/Benny-And-The-Fly-By-Niters-Jet-Propelled-Daddy/release/9569503
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Ry Cooder - Bop Till You Drop (1979)
Ry Cooder, more than anyone who has touched the pop music scene, has done a great service to music lovers by resurrecting nearly-forgotten genres of indigenous American music. From his early inspiration by Hawaiian slack-key guitar master Gabby Pahinui and the gritty, passionate Sleepy John Estes, to very early jazz forms to Tex/Mex to gospel, bluesy mandolin, Depression-era work songs, the list is very long. But you cannot accuse him of being a dilettante, because he is extremely respectful of all the traditions he explores, remaining true to their spirits while somehow adding his own distinctive imprint. His interests have ranged abroad in more recent years to India, East Africa and, most famously, Cuba.
Bop Till You Drop explores neglected corners of the rhythm 'n' blues genre. I am a 30-year enthusiastic fan of Ry Cooder's work, and I think this is one of his best. Start with "Down in Hollywood," as tight a piece of funk as you will find. The peerless Jim Keltner anchors the rhythm section with his drum work that manages to be aggressive and tightly restrained as well. Chaka Khan's backup vocal is searing. Cooder's trademark combination of sly humor and get-down musicianship make this song a classic. The gospel-based Trouble You Can't Fool Me and I Can't Win are masterpieces of vocal harmony. I Can't Win is as poignant an unrequited love song as the best Motown ever produced. The Very Thing is once again vintage Cooder, with its effortless, flawless backbeat rhythm, stunning vocal harmonies and just-right instrumental work. The man knows how to put an album together. The cover of the old Ike and Tina Turner number Don't Mess Up a Good Thing is better than the original.
You wouldn't think rhythm 'n' blues would need resurrecting by America's preeminent working musicologist. But as usual, Cooder explores neglected gems off in the corners of the genre and shows us influences on it that give us more clues as to how it evolved. (Record Runner)
1
Little Sister
Backing Vocals – Bobby King, Herman Johnson
Written-By – D. Pomus*, M. Shuman*
3:49
2
Go Home, Girl
Backing Vocals – Bobby King, Randy Lorenzo
Organ – Patrick Henderson
Written-By – A. Alexander*
5:09
3
The Very Thing That Makes You Rich (Makes Me Poor)
Backing Vocals – Bill Johnson (3), Bobby King, Cliff Givins*, Greg Prestopino, Jimmy Adams, Pico Payne*
Written-By – S. Bailey*
5:32
4
I Think It's Going To Work Out Fine
Written-By – R. McCoy*, S. McKinney*
4:43
5
Down In Hollywood
Organ – Ronnie Barron
Vocals – Bobby King, Chaka Khan
Written-By – R. Cooder*, T. Drummond*
4:17
6
Look At Granny Run Run
Backing Vocals – Bobby King
Mandolin – Ry Cooder
Written-By – J. Ragovoy*, M. Shuman*
3:08
7
Trouble, You Can't Fool Me
Backing Vocals – Bobby King, George "Biggie" Mcfadden*, Jimmy Adams
Drums – Milt Holland
Written-By – A. Varnell*, F. Knight*
4:55
8
Don't Mess Up A Good Thing
Guitar – Ronnie Barron
Vocals – Chaka Khan
Written-By – O. Sain*
4:02
9
I Can't Win
Backing Vocals – Herman Johnson, Ry Cooder
Organ – Ronnie Barron
Vocals – Bobby King
Written-By – C. Knight*, D. Richardson*, L. Johnson*
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Bop-Till-You-Drop-COODER/dp/B000002KKG
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Armadillo Killer’s: Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 40
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Bill Walker - All Alone
02 - Bobby Mackey - I Talked Her In, But I Can't Talk Her Out
03 - Boyd Keith - Mr. Whiskey
04 - Brenda Joyce - My Little Glass Of Wine
05 - Clayton Michaels - Last Time She Cheats
06 - Cousin Glen - The Jukebox Has Been Talking
07 - Dee Lee - Bar Stool, Juke Box And A Bottle
08 - Donna Harris - Please Mr. D.J.
09 - Earl Epps - That's Why I Sing In A Honky Tonk
10 - Hal Ford - Skid Row Blues
11 - Harold Weakley - Paint A Picture Of My World
12 - Jack Angel - Your Here So Everythings Allright
13 - Jimmie Helms - This Ole Heart Won't Let Go
14 - Joel Mathis - Glasses Of Beer
15 - John Knight - Saturday Night World
16 - Johnny Bush - Rake Me Over The Coals
17 - Johnny O'Keefe - So Why
18 - Pat Levely - You'll Never Know What Lonesome Is
19 - Richard Moreland - Baby's In The Big Town
20 - Rick Hooper - Blackland Farm In Colin County
21 - Smiley Monroe - Let Jesse Rob The Train
22 - Troy Madison - Part Time Angel
23 - Von Ray - Just Another Fool
24 - Willie Ley & The Outsiders - Every Road I Walk
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INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-jukebox-has-been-talking.html
Gyro1966: Thank you for another BB volume. Great to get these at 320 rate. Do you have Buffalo Bop 55015 Teenage Favorites to share (you jumped from 55014 to 55016)?
Thanx For The Buffalo Bop
Cheers
Tel
Thanks so much for the Marty Robbins!
I was 9 years old when I first heard Gunfighter Ballads by Marty Robbins at my friends house, it belonged to his older sister. It turned me on to recorded music and I begged my mom and dad for a record player. I got one at Christmas 1960 just in time for the Beatles.
Thanks for Blow Up A Go Go! Gyro.
cheers,ELtel
HEY YO! GYRO
DIG'N ALL THE RED-NECK STUFF. MY DOGS LIKE IT TOO!
And thanks FOREVER ... like in ALWAYS TILL ... For The U.S. Garage Greats.
YOURS
MOE
Gyro,
Thank you for the series that seemingly has no end: ARMADILLO KILLER'S. Today's compilation of Marty Robbins is also pretty interesting.
Thanks so much Gyro
Hiya Gyro - I too don't leave comments very often but your shares along with so many others really do make my day. I've been turned on to so much incredible music thanks to your, and others, generosity and hard work. So thank you very much.
Also, a special shout out to Chocoreve - I used to love your blog and I am really loving those sunshine pop compilations. It amazes me (in a very pleasant way) how much top notch music is out there that I have never heard, despite being a fan and collector for most of my 65 year.
So again, to you, Gyro, Ryp, Montymusic, Eltel, Northern Madman, Clash, Jillem and anyone else whose name I am forgetting at the moment, a great big thank you.
Thanks Gyro for the excellent Fleshtones, Ry Cooder, and more of the wonderful Buffalo Bop series, much appreciated!
@ Gyro
A great grea great thanks for ALL your shares of today !!!!!
Sir Gyro Thanks again !
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