trax:1. Night Creature - Narvel Felts 2. Comin' Or Goin' - Huelyn Duvall 3. Boogie Woogie Feeling - Tony Casanova 4. Life Begins At Four OClock - Bobby Milano 5. I Wanna Dance All Night - Chuck Wiley 6. Cupid - Dee Clark 7. Hum-Dinger - Huelyn Duvall 8. Eighteen Yellow Roses - Bobby Darin 9. Holy Smoke - The Cadillacs 10. I'm Shakin' - Little Willie John 11. Can't Do Without You - Jerry Arnold 12. Rockin' The Blues - Leon Bowman 13. Slippin' And Slidin' - Narvel Felts 14. No - Dodie Stevens 15. Still You Left Me, Baby - The Cadillacs 16. These Young Girls - Hank Ballard 17. When I Say Bye Bye - Tony Casanova 18. Wee Wee Willie - Branda Lee 19. So Help Me Gal - Huelyn Duvall 20. Machine Gun - The Riptides
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"Night Creature"
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! / served by Gyro1966...
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Thank you, RYP.
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter - The Chicago Super Blues Revisited; Singles As & Bs 1961-1962 (Jasmine 2017)
'The Chicago Super Blues Revisited' is Jasmine's homage to the two superb albums 'Super Blues' and 'The Super Super Blues Band' which contained these great bluesmen playing together. Here the concept is different as these three giants of Chicago blues are not performing together but what is presented are both sides of their 45s released after Jasmine's respective releases 'Muddy Waters - Natural Born Lover JASMCD3017/8', 'Howlin' Wolf - The Wolf Is At Your Door JASMCD3020/1' and 'Little Walter - The Singles As & Bs 1952-1960 JASMCD3015/6'. These artists personify the Chicago blues and this collection of marvellous recordings catches them before global fame took them to greater heights. Features "You Shook Me", "You Need Love", "Wang-Dsng-Doodle", "I Ain't Superstitious" and many superb songs that influenced the UK blues boom. Fully detailed liner notes.
1. Lonesome Room Blues (Muddy Waters)
2. Messin' With The Man (Muddy Waters)
3. Tough Times (Muddy Waters)
4. Going Home (Muddy Waters)
5. Muddy Waters Twist (Muddy Waters)
6. You Shook Me (Muddy Waters)
7. You Need Love (Muddy Waters)
8. Little Brown Bird (Muddy Waters)
9. Back Door Man (Howlin' Wolf)
10. Wang-Dang-Doodle (Howlin' Wolf)
11. Down In The Bottom (Howlin' Wolf)
12. Little Baby (Howlin' Wolf)
13. The Red Rooster (Howlin' Wolf)
14. Shake For Me (Howlin' Wolf)
15. Goin' Down Slow (Howlin' Wolf)
16. You'll Be Mine (Howlin' Wolf)
17. Just Like I Treat You (Howlin' Wolf)
18. I Ain't Superstitious (Howlin' Wolf)
19. Mama's Baby (Howlin' Wolf)
20. De The Do (Howlin' Wolf)
21. I Don't Play (Little Walter)
22. As Long As I Have You (Little Walter)
23. Crazy Legs (Little Walter)
24. Crazy For My Baby (Little Walter)
25. Just Your Fool (Little Walter)
26. I Got To Find My Baby (Little Walter)
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Chicago-Super-Blues-Revisited-RECORDINGS/dp/B06WRT641Q
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Barbara Acklin - The Complete Brunswick Records 1966-1969
Favoring a supple, sophisticated approach quite distinct from the grittier sound of her Chicago rivals, soul diva Barbara Acklin cut some of the finest records to come out of the Windy City in the late '60s, most notably "Love Makes a Woman" and "Am I the Same Girl." Assembling all five of the LPs Acklin cut for Brunswick between 1968 and 1973 -- an output totaling 45 songs -- the set offers an all-inclusive, respectful treatment. Diligent listeners will find some classic performances outside of the familiar hits, most of them originating from the pen of the Chi-Lites' Eugene Record, whose nuanced melodies and sublime arrangements (in particular the transcendent "Here Is a Heart") fit Acklin's soulful vocals like a glove. (Allmusic)
Love Makes A Woman
1-1
What The World Needs Now Is Love
2:26
1-2
The Look Of Love
2:23
1-3
The Old Matchmaker
2:54
1-4
Come And See Me Baby
2:57
1-5
I've Got You Baby
2:14
1-6
Love Makes A Woman
2:57
1-7
Please Sunrise, Please
2:50
1-8
Your Sweet Loving
2:37
1-9
Yes I See The Love (I Missed)
2:34
1-10
To Sir, With Love
2:23
1-11
Be By My Side
2:37
Bonus Track
1-12
Fool, Fool, Fool (Look In The Mirror)
2:41
Seven Days Of Night
1-13
A Raggedy Ride
2:36
1-14
Go With Love
2:15
1-15
Seven Days Of Night
2:43
1-16
Just Ain't No Love
2:48
1-17
Where Would I Go
2:42
1-18
Am I The Same Girl
3:02
1-19
Until You Return
3:08
1-20
This Girl's In Love With You
4:26
1-21
Here Is A Heart
2:41
1-22
Mr. Sunshine (Where Is My Shadow)
2:38
1-23
Love Had Come To Stay
3:05
Someone Else's Arms
2-1
Someone Else's Arms
2-2
After You
2-3
Is It Me
2-4
Quiet Nights Of Quiet Stars (Corcovado)
2-5
What's It Gonna Be
2-6
More (Theme From "Mondo Cane")
2-7
He's Just A Little Guy
2-8
More Today Than Yesterday
2-9
Spinning Wheel
2-10
More Ways Than One
2-11
You've Been In Love Too Long
I Did It
2-12
I Did It
2-13
I Can't Do My Thing
2-14
I'm Living With A Memory
2-15
Make The Man Love You
I Call It Trouble
2-16
I'll Make Me A Man
2-17
I Call It Trouble
2-18
Lady Lady Lady
2-19
Portrait Of A Broken Heart
2-20
Stop, Look And Listen (To Your Heart)
2-21
It's A Groovy Idea
Bonus Track
2-22
Love You Are Mine Today
CD1
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CD2
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INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Barbara-Acklin-The-Complete-Barbara-Acklin-On-Brunswick-Records/release/7054789
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Northern Soul; The Early Years (Real Gone LP 2017)
The two years receiving by far the most focus are 1961 and 1962, when the various influences that would eventually coalesce into the soul genre (as it came to be known later in the 1960s) were clearly in evidence. You can hear the echoes of the harmony-group era, both the bluesier and more rocking sides of R&B, gospel-style singing (which really gave soul its soul), as well as pop - especially the kind that appealed to young people. Put it all together and you can sense that something remarkable was happening. These are well produced (but never overproduced) records that still sound amazingly vibrant and appealing today, especially for fans of '60s soul.
A1
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Roy Hamilton (5)
Earthquake
2:33
A2
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Jimmy Ruffin
Don't Feel Sorry For Me
2:21
A3
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Robert Knight
Free Me
2:33
A4
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The Chantels
Well, I Told You
2:25
A5
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Chuck Jackson
I Don'T Want To Cry
2:14
A6
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Rita Faye*
Salt And Pepper
2:10
A7
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Lou Johnson
If I Never Get To Love You
2:14
B1
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Jerry Butler
I'm A Telling You
2:16
B2
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Joe Simon
I See Your Face
2:26
B3
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Dobie Gray
Look At Me
2:33
B4
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Carl Lester & The Showstoppers
When You See Me Hurt
2:17
B5
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The 5 Royales
Catch That Teardrop
2:29
B6
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H.B. Barnum
It Hurts Too Much To Cry
2:13
B7
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Etta James
Seven Day Fool
2:59
C1
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The Showmen
The Wrong Girl
2:13
C2
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Tommy Hunt
Didn't I Tell You
2:24
C3
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Marv Johnson
Come To Me
2:17
C4
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Benny Spellman
Fortune Teller
2:09
C5
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Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
Determination
2:16
C6
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Sam Cooke
Sugar Dumpling
2:16
C7
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Billy Bland
All I Want To Do Is Cry
2:15
D1
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Big Al Downing*
Heartbreak Hill
2:15
D2
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Johnnie Taylor
Rome (Wasn't Built In A Day)
2:44
D3
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Tony Clarke (2)
Cry
2:23
D4
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Mary Wells
Bye Bye Baby
2:52
D5
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Dean Barlow
Third Window From The Right
2:26
D6
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Little Eva
Keep Your Hands Off My Baby
2:29
D7
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The Marvelettes
Way Over There
2:22
E1
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Bobby Bland
Turn On Your Love Light
2:35
E2
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Wilson Pickett
My Heart Belongs To You
2:17
E3
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The Majors
She's A Troublemaker
2:28
E4
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Big Al Downing*
The Story Of My Life
2:39
E5
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The Exciters
Tell Him
2:29
E6
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Lou Rawls
In My Little Black Book
1:50
E7
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Don McKenzie (4)
Whose Heart (Are You Gonna Break Now)
2:22
F1
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Benny Spellman
Lipstick Traces
2:25
F2
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The Destinations (2)
Come On Let Me Love You
1:48
F3
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The Pentagons
I Wonder (If Your Love Will Ever Belong)
2:20
F4
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The Barons (24)
While The Cat's Away
2:24
F5
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Mitty Collier
Don't Let Her Take My Baby
2:20
F6
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Big Dee Irwin
Everybody's Got A Dance But Me
2:12
F7
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Johnny & Jackey
Someday We'll Be Together
2:50
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PT.2
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INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Northern-Soul-The-Early-Years/release/10111781
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Angaleena Presley - Wrangled (2017)
From a certain angle, it might seem that Angaleena Presley has reigned in her ambition on her second album, Wrangled. Where her 2014 debut, American Middle Class, tackled precisely what its title promised, Wrangled seems like nothing more than a collection of songs. A closer listen reveals how Presley ties together stories and character portraits of women battling the currents of contemporary society. Presley doesn't push the point, but as the tales of dashed dreams, teen pregnancy, outlaws, and good girls pile up, it's clear she's charting the many ways society throws up roadblocks at females of all ages. She'll fight back -- "Country," with a head-spinning verse from rapper Yelawolf, pushes against the conservatism of country radio -- but she can also twist the knife with a smile ("Bless My Heart") and achieves an aching sincerity with her slower songs. Presley deliberately evokes older country rebels -- she co-writes with both Guy Clark and Wanda Jackson and offers a salute to the late Merle Haggard with "Mama I Tried" -- but she's not a retro act, no matter what the record's clever throwback cover may suggest. She may emphasize her ties to the past but she's intent on expanding the tradition, turning country music into a bolder, more inclusive place, and that desire is what makes Wrangled such a compelling album. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
1
Dreams Don't Come True
2
High School
3
Only Blood
4
Country
5
Wrangled
6
Bless My Heart
7
Outlaw
8
Mama I Tried
9
Cheer Up Little Darling
10
Groundswell
11
Good Girl Down
12
Motel Bible
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/wrangled-mw0003026254
https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2017/04/paste-review-of-the-day-angaleena-presley---wrangl.html
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
The Move - Magnetic Waves of Sound; The Best Of (1966-1970, Cherry Red CD 2017)
Given the historical importance of the Move and their long-held status as beloved cult heroes, it would seem that a decent one-disc compilation covering the group's history wouldn't be that hard to come by. But since the Move's recording history was scattered across several different labels, licensing issues have made such things rather elusive. So kudos to Esoteric Recordings, who have compiled Magnetic Waves of Sound: The Best of the Move, which skims the cream from their releases for Deram, Regal Zonophone, Fly, and Harvest and delivers it in one convenient package. Summing up the many facets of this blessedly eccentric group in under 80 minutes is a fool's errand in some respects, but Magnetic Waves of Sound comes admirably close, and there isn't a dud to be found in these 21 tracks, spanning the group's 1966 to 1972 lifespan. Running the gamut from the clever psychedelia of "I Can Hear the Grass Grow" and the arty affectations of "Blackberry Way" to the frantic rock & roll of "Wild Tiger Woman," the proto-heavy stomp of "Brontosaurus," and the final glorious one-two punch of "California Man" and "Do Ya?," this set offers a fine overview of the Move's eclecticism, and just as importantly, how great they were at every turn. Roy Wood is truly one of the secret heroes of British rock, and if you want to know why, Magnetic Waves of Sound is a splendid introduction to the band where he first earned his stripes. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
1
Night Of Fear
2
I Can Hear The Grass Grow
3
Wave The Flag And Stop The Train
4
Kilroy Was Here
5
(Here We Go Round) The Lemon Tree
6
Walk Upon The Water
7
Flowers In The Rain
8
Fire Brigade
9
Wild Tiger Woman
10
Blackberry Way
11
Curly
12
Hello Susie
13
Cherry Blossom Clinic Revisited
14
Brontosaurus
15
When Alice Comes Back To The Farm
16
What?
17
Ella James
18
Tonight
19
China Town
20
California Man
21
Do Ya?
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/magnetic-waves-of-sound-the-best-of-the-move-mw0003005501
https://www.discogs.com/The-Move-Magnetic-Waves-Of-Sound-The-Best-Of-The-Move/release/9750356
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 50
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Arch Yancey - A Helping Hand
02 - Bill Floyd - Because I Love You
03 - Bill Floyd - It's Over, It's Finished, It's Done
04 - Bill Floyd - Three Times Loser
05 - Billy Martin - Stranger In My Home Town
06 - Bob White - Waiting A Lifetime
07 - Bobbi Kaye - Between Each Tear
08 - Bobbi Kaye - Ruby's Stool
09 - Chuck Pollard - I Wish George Jones Would Sing A Song
10 - Chuck Pollard - I Wonder If He Knows
11 - Frank Thayer - Long Grey Highway
12 - Freddie Baker - Dead Among The Living
13 - Freddy Baker - I'm Movin On Down (To Lonesome Town)
14 - Hal Wayne - It's A Strange World
15 - Hal Wayne - Looking For Someone (Looking For Love)
16 - Hal Wayne - Touch Me One More Time
17 - Harold Weakley - So Big A Mountain
18 - Johnny Foster - Touch Of Heaven
19 - Lee Summers - You Hit The Nail On The Head
20 - Roy Synor - In Your Own Special Way
21 - Sonny Burns - Bottom Of The Bottle
22 - Sonny Burns - Devil's Disciple
23 - Troy Seals - Star Of The Bar
24 - Wanda Jackson - The Man You Could Have Been
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INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/04/its-over-its-finished-its-done.html
Thanks Gyro
Gyro many many thanks for B.Acklin and not only!
Gyro, thanks for the Move - as the blurb says, a good 1-disc compilation is definitely welcome.
Gyro, thanks for Barbara Acklin & Northern Soul The Early Years.
cheers,ELtel
Thank you, Gyro, for the Barbara Acklin. Every time I've ever heard "Love Makes a Woman" on the radio, I've wondered how the rest of her work measures up. Now I get to find out!
Gyro
such a varied selection of bonus posts. I will enjoy listening to them. Thank you
The one disc Move set is a nice look at their history. Thanx,
imnokid
Thanks Gyro for Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter - The Chicago Super Blues Revisited; Singles As & Bs.
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