trax:1. Walking and Strolling - Billy Wayne & The Jackson Boys 2. I Love My Baby - Billy Wayne & The Jackson Boys 3. Slim Jim Doll - Von Star 4. I Got Some News for You - Bobby Lee 5. Boogie Beat Rock & Roll (with The Tunes & House Rockers) - Bill Parker 6. Baby Do - Johnny And The Jays 7. Duck Call Boogie - Rod Jamison & The Country Travelers 8. The Right Kind of Woman - Bill Willis 9. Bad Land Shimmey - Jimmy Lawrence & Bill Willis Family 10. Jailbird Blues - Price Leggs 11. Teenage Fun - Price Leggs 12. Dumb Dumb Bunny - Steve Bledsoe 13. You Got the Blues - Johnny Nace 14. Move Over Rover - Jerry Hammond 15. Giggle and Wiggle - Mike Kelly 16. Everytime - Ken Darrow 17. Hello There Mister - The Country Misfits 18. Ramshackled Shack - Lee Harmon & The Circle C Band 19. White Lightning 'Excess - Lum Hatcher 20. Ticker Tape - Johnny & The Volumes 21. Cute Little Yodler - The Country Misfits 22. Didde Wa Didde - Johnny Taylor 23. Gotta Get You, You, Off My Mind - Jackie Benson & The Rounders 24. No Not Once - Sam Duckett & The Stringbusters 25. Bad Girl - Danny Roman & The Rock-A-Tones 26. Everybody's Got a Girl - Don Martin 27. Rocky Top - Kenny Case & The Dawnrose Drifters 28. Office - Ronnie Worth 29. Lightning Bug - Ronnie Malone & The Shipmates & The Teentones 30. Rock and Roll Christmas - Donald Willis
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BONUS 1 OF 8 @320
Pee Wee Crayton - The Pee Wee Crayton Collection 1947-62 (Acrobat)
Pee Wee Crayton was a blues guitarist, singer and songwriter who was one of the leading figures of the West Coast blues school during the post-war decades. He was one of several blues artists who made the move from Texas to California in the Depression, and inevitably he became an associate of the pioneer of the West Coast style T-Bone Walker, but although Crayton was undoubtedly influenced by him, he developed a highly distinctive sound, playing in an aggressive style which encompassed some daring technical innovations, as well as having a somewhat contrasting smooth vocal style. Over the years, he recorded for a number of labels, scoring his biggest successes in his early years with the Modern label, as he reached the R&B Top 5 with “Blues After Hours”, “Texas Hop” and “I Love You So”. Other notable recordings were done later with the Imperial and Vee-Jay labels, as he sought to re-establish his chart presence in a changing market for blues as rock ‘n’ roll invaded the R&B charts. This great value 55-track 2-CD set primarily comprises A and B sides recorded during this period for the 4 Star, Gru-V Tone, Modern, Aladdin, RIH, Hollywood, Imperial, Post, Vee-Jay, Fox, Jamie, Guyden and Smash labels plus selected from his 1960 LP on the Modern subsidiary Crown. As such it’s a solid representation of his output across his primary recording career, and an entertaining introduction to the work of an artist who has not had the recognition he deserves.
CD 1:
01. After Hours Boogie
02. Why Did You Go
03. Don't Ever Fall In Love
04. Pee Wee Special
05. Blues After Hours
06. I'm Still In Love With You
07. Texas Hop
08. Central Avenue Blues
09. Rock Island Blues
10. When Darkness Falls
11. Bop Hop
12. I Love You So
13. Brand New Woman
14. Old Fashioned Baby
15. Bounce Peewee
16. Rockin' The Blues
17. Please Come Back
18. Some Rainy Day
19. Huckle Boogie
20. Louella Brown
21. Good Little Woman
22. Tired Of Traveling
23. Change Your Way Of Loving
24. Poppa Stoppa
25. Cool Evening
26. Have You Lost Your Love For Me
CD 2:
01. Daybreak
02. When It Rains It Pours
03. Pappy's Blues
04. Crying And Walking
05. Baby, Pat The Floor
06. Steppin' Out
07. Do Unto Others
08. Every Dog Has A Day
09. Wine-O
10. Hurry Hurry
11. I Need Your Love
12. You Know
13. My Idea About You
14. Eyes Full Of Tears
15. Runnin' Wild
16. Yours Truly
17. Be Faithful
18. Don't Go
19. I Must Go On
20. A Frosty Night
21. The Telephone Is Ringing
22. I Found My Peace Of Mind
23. Fiddle Dee Dee
24. Is This The Price I Pay
25. Look Up And Live
26. Pee Wee's Boogie
27. 'tain't Nobody's Business If I Do
28. Time On My Hands
29. Hillbilly Blues
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http://acrobatmusic.net/?cid=5&AlbumId=1121
BONUS 2 OF 8 @320
The Upsetters - The New Orleans Connection (Charly R&B CRB 1084) LP
Little Richard's backing band, featuring many other artists, after Little Richard gave up the Rock'n'Roll business for religion and church!
The Upsetters were Little Richard’s backing band who recorded for Vee Jay while the Georgia Peach was going through the first of his religious mania bouts. The first 8 tracks are the pick of this collection: 4 brilliant instrumentals and 4 tracks featuring Upsetters sax man Wilbert Smith (as “Lee Diamond”) on Little Richard-style vocals. And who is that shouting “Ooh Mah Soul!” at the end of track 8? The next 8 tracks backing Leonard Carbo and Larry Birdsong aren’t up to the same standard however. I’ve added two bonus* Upsetter tracks – “Jay Walking”, an instrumental recorded for Fire Records, and “I’m In Love Again”, a Little Richard inspired version of the Fats Domino classic (Who is that on vocals? Is it? Can it be?). This last track was recorded for Little Star Records.
1. Hatti Malatti / Lee Diamond & The Upsetters
2. The Strip / The Upsetters
3. A Girl In Every City / Lee Diamond
4. Wake Up / The Upsetters
5. Baldhead Baby / Lee Diamond
6. Upsetter / The Upsetters
7. Mama Loochie / Lee Diamond
8. Upsetter Rock / The Upsetters
9. Pigtails And Blue Jeans / Leonard Carbo
10. So Tired / Leonard Carbo
11. I'm Pleading Just For You / Larry Birdsong
12. If You Don't Want Me No More / Larry Birdsong
13. Time / Larry Birdsong
14. My Darling / Larry Birdsong
15. Baby, Baby / Leonard Carbo
16. I Don't Want To Lose Her / Leonard Carbo
17. Jay Walking / The Upsetters *
18. I'm In Love Again / The World Famous Upsetters *
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https://www.discogs.com/Upsetters-The-New-Orleans-Connection/release/3828516
BONUS 3 OF 8 @320
Twang! A Tribute To Hank Marvin & The Shadows (1996)
A very novel tribute record, Twang spotlights the music of Hank Marvin and the Shadows. Clearly one of the biggest influences on surf as well as British rock & roll, the Shadows' music (aside from their work with Cliff Richard) was always marked by a clean precision that welded R&B, country, rock and other influences perfectly. The re-recordings here bear this out. One of the finest is the collaboration of Randy Bachman and Neil Young on "Spring Is Nearly Here." It's a gorgeous arrangement, augmented by Young's trademark intensity. Several other standouts include testimonials by Peter Frampton, Peter Green, Brian May, and others. A real must for fans of the art of the electric guitar. (Allmusic)
1
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Ritchie Blackmore
Apache
3:14
2
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Brian May
FBI
3:13
3
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Tony Iommi
Wonderful Land
4:43
4
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Steve Stevens
The Savage
5:05
5
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Hank Marvin
The Rise & Fall Of Flingel Bunt
4:17
6
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Peter Green Splinter Group
Midnight
2:42
7
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Neil Young & Randy Bachman
Spring Is Nearly Here
4:32
8
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Mark Knopfler
Atlantis
3:09
9
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Peter Frampton
The Frightened City
4:08
10
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Keith Urban
Dance On
2:54
11
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Andy Summers
Stingray
3:50
12
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Béla Fleck & The Flecktones
The Stranger
3:47
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BONUS 4 OF 8 @320
Talking Heads - The Warner Bros Music Show: Live On Tour (March 1979)
"Live On Tour" was recorded at the Agora in Cleveland on December 18, 1978 and published as PROMO LP for radio broadcast. It was never officially released for the public. Only three songs (The Girls Want To Be With The Girls", "Electricity" and "Found A Job") were reprinted in the double live CD "The Name Of This Band Is Talking Heads"; one song ("Psycho Killer") was issued as a 7" promo single in UK. All the others are still officially unavailable elsewhere.
1. The Big Country (6:01)
2. Warning Sign (4:34)
3. Artists Only (5:22)
4. The Girls Want To Be With The Girls (3:52)
5. The Good Thing (3:14)
6. Electricity (3:32)
7. New Feeling (4:40)
8. Found A Job (5:32)
9. Psycho Killer (7:09)
10. Take Me To The River (6:26)
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BONUS 5 OF 8 @320
Jimmy Reed - Rockin' With Reed; Original Vee Jay Recordings 1953-1964 (Charly 1987)
The most popular blues singer of the '50s, with simple lazy shuffles and a laconic drawl that made him the most influential as well.
1 I Found My Baby
2 Shoot My Baby
3 Roll & Rhumba
4 You Upset My Mind
5 Pretty Thing
6 Rockin' With Reed
7 She Don't Want Me No More
8 Come On Baby
9 I Don't Go For That
10 When You Left Me
11 Do The Thing
12 Little Rain
13 Signals Of Love
14 The Sun Is Shining
15 Caress Me Baby
16 Laughing At The Blues
17 Baby, What's Wrong?
18 Let's Get Together
19 Help Yourself
20 Left Handed Woman
21 A New Leaf
22 I'm Going Upside Your Head
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BONUS 6 OF 8 @320
Armadillo Killer’s: Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 56
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Bobby Sisco - Music That Tells It Like It Is
02 - Bobby Sisco - Streets Of Success
03 - Buddy Hughey - Memory Fit
04 - Buddy Hughey - Numbers Lil
05 - Butter Ball Paige - Big Butter And Egg Man
06 - Carl Young - Another Man's Land
07 - Carolyn Duncan - This Pain In My Heart
08 - Charlie Rich - I'm Flying To Nashville Tonight
09 - Charlie Rich - TheTop Of The Stairs
10 - Floyd Ray Young - I'll Have Another Drink
11 - Gene Simmons - She's There When I Come Home
12 - Gene Watson - Autumn In June
13 - Gene Watson - Do You Have Any Plans For Me
14 - Graham Williamson - Interstate Forty Line
15 - Greg Nations - Those Eyes
16 - Herbie Duncan - Day Dreams
17 - Herbie Duncan - Night Time
18 - Herbie Duncan - The Other Side Of Town
19 - Jerry Jaye - Here's To You Darling
20 - Jerry Jaye - I Slipped But I Didn't Fall
21 - Lyndel East - Why Do You Come Around
22 - Marvin Rainwater - Ballad Of Ira Hayes
23 - Marvin Rainwater - Hard Times
24 - Nolan Dugas - Wait Until I Finish Crying
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INFO
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BONUS 7 OF 8 @320
Little Village - Stage Job (1992)
Recorded live at the Arie Crown Theatre, Chicago, April 15, 1992
An early-'90s supergroup, Little Village is composed of string wizard Ry Cooder, tunesmith John Hiatt, English bassist Nick Lowe, and session drummer extraordinaire Jim Keltner. All four musicians originally played as a unit in 1987 on Hiatt's breakthrough album Bring the Family. In that context, all but Hiatt were sidemen. Four years later they collectively wrote and recorded their self-titled debut CD. Although the record was a bit of a disappointment, the live shows were superb. (Allmusic)
1-1
Introduction
0:37
1-2
She Runs Hot
3:44
1-3
Introduction Of The Band
2:50
1-4
The Action
4:04
1-5
Fool Who Knows
4:09
1-6
Crazy 'Bout An Automobile
5:01
1-7
Inside Job
6:11
1-8
Do You Want My Job
6:12
1-9
Take Another Look
4:11
1-10
Alone In The Dark
5:00
2-1
Solar Sex Panel
4:47
2-2
Don't Think About Her When You're Trying To Drive
5:07
2-3
Memphis In The Meantime
4:54
2-4
Crying In My Sleep
5:52
2-5
Don't Go Away Mad
5:07
2-6
Don't Bug Me When I'm Working
4:31
2-7
Big Love
8:31
2-8
Little Sister
3:41
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BONUS 8 OF 8 @320
The Mod Scene (Decca Originals)
This 25-song CD is much more than just an excursion into the farther reaches of English Decca Records' vaults -- it's also a de facto tour of the playlists of some of England's hottest mod clubs of the mid-/late '60s; hardly a sound on this collection ever made it anywhere near a chart listing, anywhere in the U.K. (much less the U.S.A.), but a lot of what is here did get picked up locally in London among the mods that made up the audiences of most of these bands. Considering how badly England's Decca Records fared in the middle-late 1960's (apart from the Rolling Stones, the Small Faces, and the Moody Blues) in signing really solid acts, this is an astonishingly good collection of soul-influenced, mod-oriented singles from the company's vaults. A few of the acts included, such as the Small Faces, Tom Jones, St. Louis Union, Chris Farlowe, and the Amen Corner, made some kind of splash on the charts, but most of the musicians here got their chance on these single sides, failed to find success, and disappeared into the mist of musical history. The CD jumps headfirst into the kind of hard-rocking, intense soul numbers that were played to death in London' mod clubs, even if they never scraped even the lower reaches of the charts. The sound on these singles tells you right away why most of these groups were never going to make it as world-class recording acts, being too raw and direct -- without the distinctive hooks to get more than a listen from any radio deejays. By themselves, the Ronnie Jones track, coupled with those by Tom Jones, Steve Aldo, Graham Gouldman, Poets, the Eyes of Blue, and the Quik, justify the cost of this $20 import. The sound is excellent throughout, and it's also reassuring on some level to learn from the notes that Decca is digging so deeply into its vaults that these acts are nearly as obscure to the people producing this compilation as they are to us. (Bruce Eder, Allmusic)
1 The Quik - Bert's Apple Crumble
2 Hipster Image - Make Her Mine
3 The Poets - That's The Way It's Gotta Be
4 The Wards Of Court - How Could You Say One Thing
5 Graham Gouldman - Stop! Stop! Stop!
6 Pete Kelly's Soulution - If Your Love Don't Swing
7 Timebox Girl - Don't Let Me Wait
8 The Mockingbirds - Lovingly Yours
9 Amen Corner - Expressway To Your Heart
10 The Attack - We Don't Know
11 Chris Farlowe - Air Travel
12 Graham Bond Organisation - Little Girl
13 The Outer Limits - Just One More Chance
14 Ronnie Jones With The Nightimers - I Need Your Loving
15 Small Faces - Grow Your Own
16 Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Walking The Dog
17 Steve Aldo - Baby What You Want Me To Do
18 Tom Jones - Dr. Love
19 Jimmy Winston & His Reflections - It's Not What You Do
20 The Habits - Elbow Baby
21 The Score - Beg Me
22 The Loose Ends - That's It
23 St. Louis Union - East Side Story
24 Paul & Barry Ryan - There You Go
25 The Eyes Of Blue - Supermarket Full Of Cans
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-mod-scene-mw0000738559
Thanks Gyro for Pee Wee, and JReed!
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Thanks for Jimmy Reed, Gyro. When I was a kid I went into a music store to buy a harmonica. When the guy behind the counter asked me what key? I was stumped. Another guy looking at guitars said, "Jimmy Reed plays an A." I said, "I'll take an A." I had no idea at the time what that meant and I couldn't play the darn thing anyway. Later I had harmonicas in every key. Still can't play 'em worth a darn but I've done my best thanks to Jimmy Reed and that guy looking at guitars.
Gyro, Thanks for giving Pee Wee Crayton some exposure. West Coast blues fans know him well, but in the big scheme of things, he's unduly obscure. The Little Village live set's a nice surprise too.
@Gyro - TY for the Talking Heads promo LP! - Barry
@Gyro1966 ty for Shadows tribute I've been circling the Shadows for years now but I'm not a great fan of instros but I enjoy their music when its in a mix or on a compilation thanks again
@RYP,
Thanks for continuing to post Collectors vintage rock CDs. Always good stuff there.
Gyro, it seems the two bonus tracks you included for the Upsetters LP did not make it through the internet. However, for me it is an upgrade of this LP. Thank you.
Gyro - as usual I am some days behind so I am just reading your decision to stop posting the Keep The Links Alive section. I completely understand. I noticed when you started that it was only a handful of links every day, now it is about 50 per day and as you keep posting new material, that number will only get larger.
Your service to this blog and the music community here is incalculable. Thank you so much!
Thanx For The Peewee & Collectors
Cheers
Tel
@Gyro: thanks for the Talking Heads promo... cheers!
Gyro
Thanks for the Jimmy Reed and Armadillo Killers but particularly for the Decca Mod Scene. This last one brings back many almost forgotten memories. There is still a moderate sized mod club scene in the UK where these singles though obscure still get played.
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