"Detroit via Kalamazoo outfit Fortune & Maltese (and the Phabulous Pallbearers, of course) preach to the gathered keg-tapping throngs tales of lust, Saturday night drag races and unspoiled tales of hot dogs, miniskirts and pizza pie from their pulpit center stage at Phi Tappa Kegga. Konquer Kampus is the band's full-length manifesto of clean, hedonistic fun. F & M's three-part vocal sunniness rides high atop Vox organ-driven musical savagery (in the process upping the ante on Paul Revere & the Raiders and entering territory reigned over by Tacoma, Washington '60s frat rock monarchs the Wailers). Where other retro-fitted rockers merely ape the music of yesteryear, Fortune & Maltese live and breathe the sounds from a time when all you needed for a good time was a hi-fi and a six-pack of Stroh's, and they let the good times shine through every track. Hide your girlfriends when you see them coming down the block and don't be afraid to do the Freddy to "Truth Serum," "(She's a) Blow Out" and the 12 other back-in-the-day AM radio hits of Fortune & Maltese.
trax:1. If Push Comes to Shove 2. My Baby's Hearse 3. Cuttin' Class 4. Ask the Swami 5. (She's a) Blow Out 6. (Let's All Go to the) Science Fair 7. Study Break 8. Tappa Kegga U.S.A. 9. Tally Ho 10. Girls Ruin Everything 11. Truth Serum 12. Pizza Party Twist 13. Cuz I Want You, Yeah I Need You 14. High Horse/Stay In School Promo
…originally served by Gyro1966...

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Fortune & Maltese and The Phabulous Pallbearers "Konquer Kampus"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/uDc0cT8l/file.html
Thanks for this album RYP looking forward to spinning it later
Shugo Tokumaru (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shugo_Tokumaru)
is a japanese pop singer-songwriter and multinstrumentalist that control all aspect of the production of his music and that have used about 100 conventional and non conventional music instruments in his album.
He play also in j-rock band Gellers
2004 Night Piece
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/x6l1GlUg/file.html
2005 L.S.T.
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/nzXFeu6v/file.html
2005 NPRMX
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/2fTp4GYT/file.html
2007 Gellers (as Gellers)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/iQm5Oo5U/file.html
2007 Exit
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/O0DftVbY/file.html
2009 Rum Hee
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/nP62qSVL/file.html
2010 Port Entropy
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/xv7GQigi/file.html
2011 Guatemala Ep (as Gellers)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/lRRN8SS7/file.html
2013 Sakippo 7'' (as Gellers)
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/suNGkMyu/file.html
2013 In Focus
pt1
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/TtDFvD4D/file.html
pt2
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/U3gpKvw9/file.html
2017 T.O.S.S.
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/GZANivYx/file.html
Thanks to all at TZ for another great week!
Friday night is Soul Night, so here’s a “double disc set” featuring the distinctive voice of Carl Hall.
From Pittsburgh, so like so many of his contemporaries, he cut his teeth on gospel music, and was famous for it too. When he made the jump to secular soul music, he produced a string of fine singles for Mercury, Loma, Atlantic and Colombia. Almost all those tracks are here, with some appetisers from the gospel years, and to round things off on disc one, a touch of disco. Disc two features previously unreleased tracks that surfaced on an Omnivore CD in the recent past. Be warned, they are in the raw state and several end rather abruptly! To round of disc two, Carl Hall’s venture into musical theatre, where he starred in the musical The Wizz on Broadway. I have found three tracks from the 1984 production but the sound quality is low-grade bootleg at best. I have included them as much as anything to show what a versatile, and I think, under-rated singer Carl Hall was.
Make your own minds up here:
CARL HALL - He’s So Qualified Disc 1
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/7Pt9LijI/file.html
CARL HALL - He’s So Qualified Disc 2
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/e8mEHwZ8/file.html
And this article plugging the Omnivore set gives a great run down of Carl’s career.
http://nightflight.com/you-dont-know-nothing-about-carl-hall-omnivores-new-lomaatlantic-recordings-1967-1972-is-a-revelation/
There are two tracks from Carl’s Mercury period that I couldn’t trace, He Gets Everything He Wants and Got You On My Mind.
As always, if you have ‘em, please share ‘em!!
And should you soul fans be in the mood for a dance, here’s a potted history of The SHOW STOPPERS, famous on dance floors in many cities for Ain’t Nothin' But A House Party. But the group which featured two of Solomon Burke’s younger brothers, Alex and Laddie, did a bit more than that! I believe this is the complete set of their singles and I’ve also found a version of ANBAHP as performed on the long running UK chart show Top of the Pops. Two tracks on a Show Stoppers CD that's doing the rounds bore their name on the original 45, but were in fact recorded about eight years earlier by the Fortune Tellers. They sound nothing like the Showstoppers so who knows why their label did what they did! I haven’t included those tracks.
OK, clear some space, Keep The Faith, and have a great weekend TZ’ers!
THE SHOW STOPPERS - Ain’t Nothin’ But A House Party
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/N4JbJYT3/file.html
Thanks SoulTime59 for more excellent soul.
Hola,
Estoy buscando estos discos
- The Neumans - 1st lp
- The Mean Things - Change our ways
- The Tell-Tale Hearts - Take A Look Inside (sg)
- The Tell-Tale Hearts - Circus Mind (sg)
- The Slow Slushy Boys - Boogaloo
- The Slow Slushy Boys - Live together
¿Alguien los puede poner a compartir?
Saludos
Barbara b
@SoulTime59 Many thanks for yet more great music and of course for all your time and hard work. Hope you have a soulful weekend.
Looks like these guys set out to have the worst name for a group ever.
"Sunny" (1966) is a song written by Bobby Hebb.
It is one of the most performed and recorded popular songs, with hundreds of versions released.
Bobby Hebb's recording of Sunny was released in 1966.
39 songs, 330 mb
Pop, Soul, Jazz
Sunny-1.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/82Yk2DNO/file.html
Sunny-2.zip
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/2cNmpM4b/file.html
These artists:
Bobby Hebb;Anita O'Day;Billy Larkin;Boney M;Chaquito;Cher;Chris Montez;Darrow Fletcher;Dave Pike;Duncan Lamont;Electric Flag;George Benson;Georgie Fame;Harold Johnson;Head Shop;Jack McDuff;James Brown;Johnny Rivers;Leonard Nimoy;Nancy Wilson;Pat Martino;Robert Mitchum;Rufus Harley;Sonny Criss;Stanley Jordan;Stanley Turrentine;Stevie Wonder;Stowaways;Ventures;Walker Brothers;Wes Montgomery;Willie Bobo;Wilson Pickett;
here some ebook (in epub format) i have find today
paolo hewitt the soul stylist
paolo hewitt paul weller the changing man
plus
alex ogg Independence Days: The Story of UK Independent Record Labels
all in one link
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/0UyEL9hY/file.html
(to read the file is needed an epub reader. i haven't the pdf oversion of this ebook so don't ask)
Don & Dewey - Jungle Hop [Remastered]
Absolutely essential Rn’B
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Kkod0tpvPc
Info: http://www.allmusic.com/album/jungle-hop-mw0000674676
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/iLobiHxx/file.html
Risque Blues - It Ain’t the Meat and Sixty Minute Man
Two volumes in the Risque Blues series
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/6FsQcTb7/file.html
Curious if anyone has the other volumes of Risque Blues?
monty, blogger's comment system continues to frustrate. i've noticed that going back to the original thread where something was shared to leave a response, often results in the response being missed. so, anyway, i've decided to start leaving responses in the comments in the current day's top post.
thanks for your shares of yesterday.
in thanks, here's some more joe bussard 78's:
Down In The Basement - Joe Bussard's Treasure Trove Of Vintage 78's - 1926-1937
(don't remember where or when i got this)
https://we.tl/QALuZOS7TB
, thanks for the "sunny" comp.
soul time, thanks for the stuff i've never heard of but is irresistible by your description.
billy, thanks for your shares.
and, as always, on-going thanks to ryp and gyro
on death row at zippy...
the now discontinued free version of tagr for mac. an excellent little app.
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/amrH2cYA/file.html
Thanks SoulTime59. There were so many great soul artists that had multiple singles but no collections or albums. It is great to see you take the time and effort to do this.
Ty for the soul and the sunny swarm and was Barbara B asking for the albums ? hope you all have a sunny soulful weekend..its warm and windy here
Belated thanks for a week's worth of great shares:
thanks to RYP for Elmore James
thanks to Monty for the seventies box (Hippie Goddesses!)
thanks to Eltel for the latest Kent shares
thanks to JohnnyDiego for Magazine/Real Life (beautiful to have this classic in digital format)
thanks to Bear from Delaware for the great Suge Knight story
And thanks to whomever posted the Dwight Twilley live show last week (deepest apologies, I forget who did it!)
- BoxNumber939
here's a batch of songs from a 50's crooner for the oldies on the good ship TZ
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/tZ5biF8SFB
1 file
Eileen Barton-Collection.zip
here's some ear candy for the 60s fans to delve in
Sixties box set vol 7[my links]
albums are
1964 The Applejacks (lk4635)
1965 Universal Soldier (x8472)
1966 - VA - Rock Party 1966[320]
A Trip.. Just A Little… Beat - A Taste Of Pure Psychedelia In The Italian 60s (1967-76) [320]
Acid Gallery-1969 Dance Round The Maypole (cbs4608)
Barry Booth-1968 Diversions! (npl18216)
bead game - welcome - 1969
Dion-1969 - Wonder Where I'm Bound
Gale Garnett And The Gentle Reign-1968 An Audience With The King Of Wands (cs9625)
KPM 1027 1968 Alan Hawkshaw-Keith Mansfield - Soul Organ Showcase
Los Canarios-(1968) Lo Mejor Del Clan
On The Brink Return Of The Instro-Hipste
Pebbles Vinyl Vol. 24 (Germany) @192
peter belli - the memphis album
Peter Belli-The Beat Years 1964-1968
rabble - (1968) the rabble [canada]
Roland Kirk - The Roland Kirk Quartet Meets The B[jazz 1963]
shake spears - gene latter (sa, 1966)
The Best of Roy Head (1965-1970)
the birds - clarion singles collection
The Brass Ring-1967 The Dis-advantages Of You (ds-50017)
The Easy Chair - The Easy Chair (1968) 7"
the Lee kings-1967 Bingo!! For The Lee Kings (lsp10.106)
The Mauds-1967 Hold On (sr61135)soul
VA-echoes from the wilderness[60s comp]
Van Dyke Parks-song cycle (1968)
various - on the brink (return of the instro-hipsters) (1965-73)
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/AHKDlEgL7S
1 file
sixties box 7.zip
You often have good music here (from the past) and you often steal my lifetime (because I have to check the whole offered shit - smokin' & drinkin' harder drinks in the time I do this ... no real fun me ... but I do it). Life is too short to waste time. So I want and search only first class qualitity in music & sound on the internet. This is not always here to found. A friend of mine died at the age of 47 (cancer). Heiko M/S/O aka Heiko Schäfer (Frankfurt/Main Germany - check wiki, if you want). This guy showed me the way to a whole different kind music and opened my ears for another and modern style in music in the early 90's and following years.
Gaius said,
thank you Iwika for Doug Jerebine. Sad Story (never heard of this artist before, even though he had worked and recorded in London and was in contact with some famous musicians), really good music.
And for the community: Here's some Alvin Lee & Ten Years After: 'Ride on, 1979':
https://yadi.sk/d/6HC-cIXoRJZTo
Soultime59 - Thank you again!!!
@BillyK: Thank you for the Risqué Blues; it's amazing what made it onto vinyl/shellac in the early days of audio recording - and I don't mean just Bo Carter's fun numbers, and Lucille Bogan (e.g., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkPCmIxv-3k)... whew!
And Erasmus, thank you for more of the fine early vintage.
Cheers, both... and all of TZdom!
So grateful to soultime59 and all the TZers enjoy the weekend
Anytime Boxnumber939
Thanks montysmusic & SoulTime59
Anonymous at 11:57 PM,
Du bist ja ein so kluger, da zerfließt man ja vor Ehrfurcht! Sorry, Herr Gott, daß wir Sie sooo langweilen, Ihnen Zeit stehlen und Sie verführen Ihre Zeit zu verschwenden! MEA CULPA!
@ anonymous
i'm sorry for your loss and understand your pain.
Talking about personal experience losing a friend is always an terrible experience part if he influenced on the evolution of your music taste.
But sure i'm not sorry for the waste of your time.
I and other on tz aren't bad Tizius (not so Gaius) binding you to the chair with Rypping ropes and forcing you to downloading and listening to whole old shit shared here.
If you feel are wasting time listening shit that all your fault
at least if let us know your address
we'll make a collect to provide you with some toilet paper or cotton swab to Clean up from all this shit.
Gaius said:
@Anonymous
This Blog does exist more than ten years. Only RYP knows exactly how long. The contributors have changed as the community does. The taste of the TZ'lers has changed, as human taste and style always do.
This is a Blog that's been started in Germany. And sometimes you'll find some German music. But in fact you'll get here music from all over the world and at least from an aera that includes more than 7 decades.
People like Iwika and other provides us with music from "down under", far out and far away, but interesting. Johnny Diego tells us about the development of West Coast Music since the 60's. Others shared Soul Music and Garage Bands you never heard of before. That's was this Blog make come alive and worth visiting every day. And at least even the 90's do have their place in this Blog.
You've got two things to do. First you can contribute to this Blog by sharing your music of the 90's and 2000's. Second: you can go to these sides where you can get what you want and leave us alone:
https://www.discogs.com/ for information and
http://musicmp3spb.org/
http://mp3red.me/
for getting all the stuff you want to have and hear.
Here we will go on and try to interest other people for music we actually do or once did like and for music which you don't find everywhere in the net.
... TwilightZone! started on Sunday, March 05, 6:20 PM, 2006!
@SoulTime59...thanks for introducing me to Carl Hall. Totally unknown to this old soul fan. The article was very interesting also.
RYP, yes, you should respect others (as well as I respect your involvement here) and maybe show the people some reverence who sometimes have a slightly different opinion. BTW: Heiko M/S/O was a House & Techno producer, seller & promotor. He died last month. I am not fixed on one music style. I also said: You often have good music here (from the past). And you think I'm from Germany ? I have friends all around the world. I am living sometimes here and sometimes there. From time to time I am in Germany. But I also lived here a longer time and I understand your language very well. Where my head is is my home (and where the people are I love and respect).
A last word about Heiko: at the end he had more than 50.000 Vinyl-LP's & EP's (and I don't know how much CD's and mp3's). A typical music maniac and record collector career. And he died at the age of 47. And for what this all (I am askin' myself) ?
@ Luigi (my good old friend) No collecting necessary to provide me with toilet paper or cotton swab to clean up from all this shit. Such comments you can spare yourself in future. Ok ?
Anonymous,
wenn Du vorher überlegen würdest, was Du schreiben willst, wärest Du von meiner Ironie verschont geblieben, Herr Gott. Also, wenn Du den Schlauberger machen willst "only first class qualitity in music & sound" ist die TZ der absolut falsche Ort. Oder bist Du einer von denjenigen, die meinen, anderen alles an den Kopf werfen zu können, um sich danach leutselig zu entschuldigen und noch nicht einmal um Entschuldigung zu bitten? Es ist mir im Übrigen auch scheißegal, ob Heiko 11 oder 75287 Vinyl-LP's & EP's in seinem Plattenschrank hatte, Sammler können sehr eigenartige Leute sein... Du hast recht, "And for what this all"
@Anonymous
sorry man
comment like your are sure the ones ignite my dark side and pull to me to be un vero pezzo di merda e a essere un supercafone
Nobody push you to come here
don't like the music shared here
there a lot of other site and blog
where you can find better music or music that fit you personal taste
if toilet paper or cotton swab aren't too much useful to clean up
make a shower
ps you can have also another option
raise the low level of music shared on Tz
sharing you music you believe be the number one in quality
and not only Complain and offend others
Anonymous said...
The Twilightzoners are using saved 'text blogs' for their always the same wellknown replies ?
answer:
yes, the 'text blogs' come direct out of our deep freeze!
The TZ, immovable and full of self-confidence. Thumbs up ! And who said that TZ is generally a low level blog (Luigi's reply)?
Many thanks once again SoulTime59.
cheers,ELtel
Finally, a good epilogue, thanks!
Thanks SoulTime59 for THE SHOW STOPPERS - Ain’t Nothin’ But A House Party and marty123 for the Sunny song swarm.
Thanks RYP
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