trax:1. Aligator Stomp - Ray Williams & The Rampages 2. 3000 Miles - The Green Valley Trio 3. 300 Miles - The Green Valley Trio 4. Radio Boogie - L.C. Smith & The Southern Playboys 5. Just Because - The Good Luck Charms 6. Forbitten Fruit - Pat Brown 7. Henpecked Daddy - Ralph Johnson & The Hillbilly Showboys 8. Let's Take Some Time Out - Ralph Johnson 9. My Baby's Real Gone - Ralph Johnson 10. Unless You'll Find Out - The Good Luck Charms 11. Bill's Special - Bill Lyle & The Amplifiers 12. Five O'Clock Hop - Dubb Pritchett with Joe Coker & The Rock-A-Teers 13. I Ain't Gonna Do It - Dubb Pritchett 14. I Don't Know How to Cook - Dubb Pritchett 15. She Knows - Ralph Johnson 16. Corinna, Corinna - L.C. Smith 17. Automation - Ralph Johnson & The Good Luck Charms 18. Oh Love - Don Wade 19. Bust Head Gin - Don Wade 20. Gone Gone Gone - Don Wade 21. High School Love - Ronnie Allen 22. River Of Love - Ronnie Allen 23. Juvenile Delinquent - Ronnie Allen 24. This Love of Ours - Ronnie Allen 25. Flip Over You - Ronnie Allen 26. Loving On My Mind - David Barnes & The Hearts 27. Gonna Get My Baby - Ronnie Allen 28. Ronnie's Swanee - Ronnie Allen 29. Windy Mountains Blues - Delmar Delaney 30. Aligator Stomp (Extended Version) - Ray Williams & The Rampages
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BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Soultime Vol. 2; A Collection of Northern Soul Classics From The Archives of Epic, Columbia & Date (Goldmine CD)
Just because the title references the kinds of major labels that you'd imagine have anthologized their soul records countless times over doesn't mean there's still not a wealth of classic material out there waiting to be discovered -- this draws on the vast catalog of CBS and its affiliated imprints, but the grooves here are as great and as obscure as anything you're going to find from record companies that operated on the fringe. If anything, this stuff's even better than the really outré finds, because these artists had the CBS studio muscle at their disposal -- meaning that even if the singles in question never cracked the charts, it wasn't for lack of spit and polish. (Jason Ankeny, Allmusic)
1 The Corvairs Ain't No Soul (In These Old Shoes)
2 Liz Verdi Think It Over (And Be Sure)
3 Brooks Odell The Lively Ones
4 Bonnie Herman Hush Don't Cry
5 Herb Fame You're Messin' Up My Mind
6 Billy Joe Royal Heart's Desire
7 The Spellbinders Chain Reaction
8 Jon Lucien What A Difference Love Makes
9 The Tymes The Love That You're Looking For
10 Landy McNeal Counting On You Baby
11 Obrey Wilson If You Were There
12 High Voltage Country Road
13 Patti Austin Didn't Say A Word
14 Bobby Lester Hang Up Your Hang Ups
15 Eric Lomax Seven The Loser
16 Bobby Womack Home Is Where The Heart Is
17 Ronnie Dyson Lady In Red
18 Ujima I'm Not Ready
19 Roy Hamilton Earthquake
20 Bertha Colbert Teardrop Avenue
21 Walter Jackson Then Only Then
22 Eddy Jacobs Can't Seem To Get You Out Of My Mind
23 The Dynamics You Can Make It If You Try
24 Susan Rewis They Say You Found A Brand New Baby
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(thanks to the northern_madman for the share!)
INFO
http://www.45worlds.com/cdalbum/cd/4896622
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/various_artists_f2/soultime_volume_2__a_selection_of_northern_soul_classics_from_the_archives_of_columbia__epic_and_date/
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Garnet Mimms - Top 30 Classics; The Very Best Of Garnet Mimms (2015)
GARNET MIMMS (b 1933) should be a household name, on the order of of Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson, etc. Give these ballads a bullet, already! Only "Cry Baby" hit number one, but these songs all should have charted higher. Flavors of strollin, gospel, doo woop -- " Grittier than Motown, but not as down-home as Stax," says Richie Unterberger over at allmusic.com. Listen twice, and you'll think these tunes have been in your head for 40 years. (Record Runner)
1 Looking For You
2 A Little Bit Of Soap
3 Cry Baby
4 As Long As I Have You
5 Prove It To Me
6 For Your Precious Love
7 I'll Take Good Care Of You
8 A Quiet Place
9 It Was Easier To Hurt Her
10 Tell Me Baby
11 My Baby
12 Baby Don't You Weep
13 Thinkin'
14 Keep On Smilin'
15 One Girl
16 Look Away
17 Until You Were Gone
18 The Truth Hurts
19 Wanting You
20 Welcome Home
21 Anytime You Want Me
22 Cry To Me
23 Don't Change Your Heart
24 Everytime
25 I'll Make It Up To You
26 It's Just A Matter Of Time
27 More Than A Miracle
28 Nobody But You
29 So Close
30 That Goes To Show You
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/aaVNtmwY/file.html
(thanks to the northern_madman for the share!)
INFO
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/top-30-classics-very-best/id977034123
https://play.spotify.com/album/6cCQZYv3W5Byh2IENIvGop?play=true&utm_source=open.spotify.com&utm_medium=open
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFrcSdEkKZ0D72d2NjnzKvhQYfGgJxbRd
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
New Rubble Vol. 1; My First Day Without You
(CD Sells for $180 on Amazon!)
I first heard this disc playing in my local CD store (you know, an actual place where you go to browse around and discover music; soon to be a dinosaur relic of the distant, pre-digital past), and when I asked the owner if I could buy whatever it was that was playing, he said no, he wanted to keep it. Well, that should tell you something, both about the quality of the music and the rarity of coming across one of these British-made compilations. They can be had on ebay or on amazon, but they don't come cheap! If you love dreamy, melodic Mersey-ish pop then this collection is for you. Virtually every tune is strong and draws you in. While the artists were totally obscure and unknown to me, I felt very at home with the sound and the energy. It is closer to Gerry & the Pacemakers or the Zombies than to the Beatles or Stones--moody, gentle, soulful. Not that the Beatles & Stones didn't have those qualities, too, but their music is so amazing that it overwhelms and grabs me, while the softer group of songs on MFDWY kinds of draws you in, wraps you in a warm blanket in a cozy corner near the heater on a cold, gray day, begging you to hang out and listen. I wish this series was more accessible and affordable, as I'd like to try more of the New Rubble compilations. In closing, I think anyone who loves British Invasion pop would be completely satisfied with this disc. Cheers!!! (The Guardian)
As Nick Saloman rightfully points out in his liner notes, compilations of rare 1960s British rock tend to focus on raw R&B bands, psychedelia, and the hybrid of mod, R&B, and psychedelia known as freakbeat. In comparison, the more straightforward variety of British pop/rock has been only lightly represented. This compilation of 20 songs from scarce singles is one step toward correcting that imbalance, introducing the "cleanbeat" genre, to quote a term used on the back cover. Highlights include the constantly key-changing "Anytime" by the Llan; the peppy, moody Merseybeat of "Lies" by Johnny Sandon, who fronted the Searchers before they split to go on their own; the brooding, organ-toned "Jacqueline" by Bryan & the Brunelles; the Hi-Fi's' quality cover of Chuck Jackson's "I Keep Forgettin'"; the West Five's cover of Rod Argent's "If It Don't Work Out"; the Blue Rondos' Joe Meek-produced "I Don't Want Your Lovin' No More"; and the Mockingbirds' Beach Boys-influenced soul-pop ballad "I Can Feel We're Parting," co-written by bandmember and future 10cc guy Graham Gouldman. (Richie Unterberger, Allmusic)
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The Llan
Anytime
2
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Marc Grey
My First Day Without You
3
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The Nothings (4)
At Times Like This
4
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The Pyramids (9)
Baby's Gone Away
5
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Pete Tierney & The Nighthawks
That's Too Bad
6
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Neil Landon
I've Got Nothing To Lose
7
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The Roger James Four
Leave Me Alone
8
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The Niteshades
I'm Not Gonna Worry
9
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The North Stars
Eenie Meenie Minee Mo
10
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The J&B*
Wow! Wow! Wow!
11
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Yemm & The Yemen
Black Is The Night
12
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Johnny Sandon & The Remo*
Lies
13
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Bryan & The Brunelles*
Jacqueline
14
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The Blue Rondos
I Don't Want Your Lovin' No More
15
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The Hi-Fis*
I Keep Forgetting
16
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West Five
If It Don't Work Out Again
17
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The Mockingbirds*
I Can Feel We're Parting
18
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The Rocamars
All In Black Woman
19
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Tommy Bishop's Ricochets
I Should Have Known
20
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The Creatures (8)
It Must Be Love
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(Thanks to Relaxed Max for this rare CD)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/my-first-day-without-you-new-rubble-vol-1-mw0000550787
https://www.discogs.com/Various-My-First-Day-Without-You-New-Rubble-Volume-1/release/3626779
https://www.amazon.com/My-First-Day-Without-You/dp/B000AQK7GQ
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
The Shocking Blue - S/T (1970)
Often dismissed as one-hit wonders, the Shocking Blue proves that the namesake Dutch band was more than just one (blockbuster) song. The collection, drawn mostly from their 1968-1969 material, is a satisfying psychedelic-pop listen from start to finish -- at least for those who think "Venus" deserved to become an international chart-topper. Although the song, covered with equal success by Stars on 45 in 1981 and Bananarama in 1986, was their only one to make a significant impact on the U.S. pop charts (number one in 1970), the album also includes Dutch hits "Send Me a Postcard" (the first from the new lineup), "Long and Lonesome Road," and "Mighty Joe." (It's been said that "Venus" is the only song in the history of the Billboard pop charts to hit number one three times.) It could be argued that this collection is all you really need as far as Shocking Blue is concerned. Although they wouldn't officially break up until 1974, the hits had pretty much dried up by 1972. Their first Dutch hit, "Lucy Brown Is Back in Town," is the only really notable omission here as it was recorded by the original lineup, before Fred de Wilde was replaced by sultry German-Hungarian Grace Slick-soundalike Mariska Veres -- who quickly became the group's best-known asset (as much for her strong voice as her striking looks). Although it wasn't a hit for the original band -- it wasn't even released as single -- Nirvana would cover "Love Buzz" to fine effect on their 1988 debut, Bleach. (Allmusic)
Long And Lonesome Road
2:41
Love Machine
3:15
The Butterfly And I
3:50
Venus
3:00
California Here I Come
3:15
Poor Boy
4:50
Mighty Joe
3:04
Bool Weevil
2:40
Acka Ragh
3:10
Love Buzz
3:40
I'm A Woman
3:00
Send Me A Postcard
2:33
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-shocking-blue-mw0000837565
https://www.discogs.com/The-Shocking-Blue-Venus/master/434120
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
The Mastersons - Transient Lullaby (2017)
2017 release. Don't bother asking The Mastersons where they're from. Brooklyn, Austin, Los Angeles, Terlingua; they've called each home in just the last few years alone. If you really want to get to know this husband-and-wife duo, the better question to ask is where they're going. For the last seven years, The Mastersons have kept up a supremely inexorable touring schedule, performing as both the openers for Steve Earle and as members of his band, The Dukes, in addition to playing their own relentless slate of headline shows and festivals. Written in a slew of different cities around the world, the band's new album, Transient Lullaby, out May 19, 2017 on Red House REcords, is a late-night collection of subtle, evocative performances that showcase the itinerant couple at their absolute finest. Musically, the album is rich with intoxicating harmonies that float above Eleanor Whitmore's stirring string arrangements and Chris Masterson's adroit guitar work, but it's the deeply personal songwriting that always manages to steal the show.
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Perfect
2
Transient Lullaby
3
You Could Be Wrong
4
Fight
5
Fire Escape
6
Highway 1
7
Don't Tell Me To Smile
8
This Isn't How It Was Supposed To Go
9
Shine On
10
Happy When I'm Movin
Bonus Track
11
Anchor
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INFO
https://www.redhouserecords.com/store/transient-lullaby
https://www.amazon.com/Transient-Lullaby-Mastersons/dp/B06XHK8W6M/ref=tmm_acd_title_0
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Roxy Music - Foolproof (NYC 1975)
A very rare ROXY MUSIC live LP.
Recorded live in New York City during their 1975 tour of the United States.
Line-up consisted of Ferry, Mackay, Thompson, Manzanera, and Jobson.
Incredible song selection from classic period.
A1
Love Is The Drug
4:15
A2
She Sells
3:08
A3
Mother Of Pearl
6:03
A4
Out Of Blue
4:23
A5
Do The Strand
3:38
B1
The Thrill Of It All
6:15
B2
Whirlwind
5:03
B3
If It Takes All Night
3:20
B4
Editions Of You
3:47
B5
Re-Make/Re-Model
4:12
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INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Roxy-Music-Foolproof-The-1975-Tour-Of-The-United-States/release/4967013
thanks Gyro
for another bunch of good share
huge ty for all the superb shares on this thread.
A bit of a sad day yesterday I took the nagger and pals to Gt Yarmouth in uk on the coast.Only reason I went was they used to have a great record shop there but alas its gone about 3 years ago so no music to buy oh well at least it didnt rain!
Big thanks for the great bonus shares.
Gyro you are the man! So much good music in one post only! Thank you
I love the Rubble comps, and this "New Rubble" sounds even more up my alley! Thanks as always Gyro.
Thanks Gyro for Soultime Vol. 2.
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