Ripchord are 1965 Records' second major band out of the traps. Ripchord is fronted by singer, songwriter and rhythm guitarist Phil Wallbank, bassist Beal, Roz at 18, who attacks the drums, and co-writer and co-founder Sulli, 20, who handles lead guitar and backing vocal duties. 
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Ripchord "Beginners Luck"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/KB6QS1b4/file.html
V.A. - The Fabulous Swing Collection (1933-1944)
"Foot Tappin' Favorites & Jumpin' Jitterbugs from the Fabulous Swing Era"
Jazz Heritage CD (1998)
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/TSTmu79Y/file.html
The Fabulous Swing Collection offers 19 classic swing hits from the likes of
Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Fletcher Henderson, Charlie Barnet, Duke Ellington,
Cab Calloway, Benny Goodman, and Artie Shaw. There's nothing rare on the
compilation, so it's not necessary for collectors, but it's not a bad sampler for
casual listeners who want these hits on one disc. -- Stephen Thomas Erlewine
(Allmusic)
As said above there is nothing on this record that swing fans haven't heard
before, but it is nice to have these on one CD.
My love of swing music started as a kid with my father and his brother, my Uncle
Deane, who had a massive collection of 78s that he had been collecting since the
30s. I was familiar with most of these songs before I had even heard of the
Beatles. Sunday's around my house were always reserved for my dad's LP collection
so we heard Classical, Show Tunes, and Big Band Jazz. I always had some Big Band
LPs that traveled with me as I moved around the country while in my twenties.
After I got tired of AOR and rock and roll I tried to keep up with Big Bands and
scoured used record shops. My wife still hasn't forgiven me for trading a dozen
of her favorite LPs for Swing and Jazz.
Sundays around my house, just like at my dad's, are no rock and roll days. It's
always nice to take a respite from the music of my young adulthood, lay back,
relax, and swing a while. -- JohnnyDiego
01 Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - Don't Be That Way
02 Glenn Miller And His Orchestra - In The Mood
03 Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra - Opus One
04 Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra - Cherokee
05 Artie Shaw And His Orchestra - Non Stop Flight
06 Glen Gray And His Orchestra - Casa Loma Stomp
07 Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra - Take The "A" Train
08 Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra - Marie
09 Cab Calloway And His Cotton Club Orchestra - Minnie The Moocher
10 Glenn Miller And His Orchestra - American Patrol
11 Bunny Berigan And His Orchestra - All God's Chillun Got Rhythm
12 Artie Shaw And His Orchestra - Back Bay Shuffle
13 Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra - Cotton Tail
14 Glenn Miller And His Orchestra - A String Of Pearls
15 Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra - Boogie Woogie
16 Jimmie Lunceford And His Orchestra - Swingin' Uptown
17 Fletcher Henderson And His Orchestra - Mary Had A Little Lamb
18 Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra - Flying Home
19 Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - Sing, Sing, Sing (With A Swing) Parts 1&2
Completely & Cleanly tagged
Booklet included
Ty JD im partial to a bit o swing
See Emily Play Swarm[my link]
See Emily Play Swarm.zip
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/2KQMs1Fk/file.html
artists
01 - Pink Floyd .mp3
02 - David Bowie.mp3
03 - Love Tractor .mp3
04 - Arjen Anthony Lucassen.mp3
05 - Zodiak .mp3
06 - Changelings.mp3
07 - Okey-Pokey Band .mp3
08 - Judy Dyble .mp3
09 - Brian Andrew Marek .mp3
10 -martha wainwright .mp3
11 - Erin Alden .mp3
12 - Ben Cash & Cash-Tones.MP3
13 - All About Eve[live].mp3
14 - Bob Francis .mp3
15 - Brain Damage[live] .mp3
16 - The Machine[live].mp3
17 - Vaiko Eplik [live].mp3
18 - the grapes of wrath.mp3
19 - Fat Old Man .mp3
20 - James Combs .mp3
21 - Mike Fab-Gere & The Permissive Society.mp3
22 - Salon Music [live].mp3
23 - Three To One [live].mp3
24 - Wireless .mp3
25 - unknown.mp3
"See Emily Play" is a song by English rock band Pink Floyd, released as their second single in June 1967.[3][4] Written by original frontman Syd Barrett and recorded on 23 May 1967, it featured "The Scarecrow" as its B-side. Though it was initially released as a non-album single, the song appeared on the American edition of their debut album The Piper at the Gates of Dawn (1967).wiki
When I heard this track in '67 it blew my mind as it did with may other teens
thanks ryp for this
altought seem have a deja vu with this share
@Johnny diego
thanks for this love comp of old time swing
Folks, I have been away from the screen for about a wek now, and what a bunch of treasures in my wheelhouse. Thanx to those who shared Carl Hall, Other Side of The Stax, Bob Holmes, Bob & Earl, Showstoppers, Chuck Berry, Please Release Me and so much more.
I'd like to give back, so here's one that I don't think has been shared before. It's Rudy Copeland's LP from 1978.
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/DZlT3vCi/file.html
Rudy played on some later Johnny Guitar Watson's LPs and was Solomon Burke's organist during his resurgence in the 2000s.
Thanx to discogs for the info
Rudy Copeland – Rudy Copeland
Label: Fantasy – F-9573
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 1978
Genre: Funk / Soul
Style: Funk
Tracklist
A1 Whenever You're Ready
A2 I See You
A3 Make Yourself Available (On The Permanent Side)
Arranged By [Horns] – Rudy Copeland
A4 Doin' The Best I Can (With What I Got)
Arranged By [Horns], Keyboards, Synthesizer [Arp String], Synthesizer [Mini Moog], Trombone – B.J. Miller*
Bass – Michael Rochelle
Drums – Reggie "Neckbone" Baskin*
Guitar – Greg Bannister
Saxophone [Alto] – Reggie Alexander
Trumpet – Clide Bagby, David Thompson (8)
B1 Fonky Blind Man
B2 Didn't I Tell You
B3 True Love
Arranged By [Horns], Keyboards, Synthesizer [Arp String], Synthesizer [Mini Moog], Trombone – B.J. Miller*
Bass – Michael Rochelle
Drums – Reggie "Neckbone" Baskin*
Guitar – Greg Bannister
Saxophone [Alto] – Reggie Alexander
Trumpet – Clide Bagby, David Thompson (8)
B4 What The Blindman Sees
Credits
Arranged By [Horns] – Fred Wesley (tracks: A1, A2, B1, B2, B4), Larry Williams (3) (tracks: A1, A2, B1, B2, B4)
Art Direction – Phil Carroll
Backing Vocals – The Brown Family (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Bass – Gary Brown (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Design – Dennis Gassner
Drums – Joe Brown (3) (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Engineer – Bruce Wolford*, Phil Kaffel, Steve Williams (10)
Guitar – Tony Drake* (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Lead Vocals, Piano [Acoustic], Organ [Fender Rhodes], Organ, Synthesizer [Mini Moog], Clavinet, Synthesizer [Arp String] – Rudy Copeland
Mastered By – Geoff Sykes
Percussion – Antoine Dearborn (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Photography By – Phil Bray
Piano [Acoustic] – Larry Williams (3) (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Producer – Larry Williams (3)
Remix – Eddie Bill Harris
Saxophone [Alto] – Maceo Parker (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Trombone – Fred Wesley (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Trumpet – Richard Griffith (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4), Rick Gardner (tracks: A1 to A3, B1, B2, B4)
Long live TZ!
imnokid
Hi RYP,
was für eine obergeile frische Brise von allerfeinstem PowerPopPunk. Wieso hat mir bisher noch nie jemand diese fantastische Band vorgestellt? Ich fasse es nicht. Meiner unmaßgeblich Meinung nach viel besser als die zum Vergleich genannten Bands (die sind natürlich auch große Klasse).
So verdammt, schon zu Ende das Album, ich brauch' noch 'ne zweite Runde.
Ganz ganz herzlichen Dank für diese große Freude. Wow Yeah Yippie.
very curious.was it the then transgressive subject of the song that blew your mind at first? at that time words were half the song and often considered more important than the music.
never mind. i was thinking of arnold.
@ Depravos I think it was the actual sound and vibe of the recordings then there seemed to be a explosion of sounds and colours plus the poetry in the music in the mid to late 60's
Thanks Gilligan and Gyro1966 for The Melody Goes On series.
@indigoinsf canada2
Requested yesterday, here is the Bonnie Raitt, Lowell George & John Hammond.
Downloaded from somewhere a couple of years ago.
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/owWptFaZ/file.html
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Antipodean Atrocities
Another Glenn A. Baker compilation, issued [I think] late '90s and not reissued. Ripped by me from cassette to CD to mp3 around six years ago.
Side 1 of Cassette 1 not ripped (all songs from the 30s and 40s) as it wouldn't fit on one CD. I no longer have the cassette, so I can't fix this now.
01 I Can't Do The Stomp Daddy Longlegs And The Spiders
02 The Lawrence Rock-A-Cha-Cha Frankie Davidson
03 Shine On Harvest Moon Graham Kennedy & Smacka Fitzgibbon
04 Be Kind To Each Other John Laws
05 What Is A Square? Brian Henderson
06 The Teen Commandments Bob Rogers
07 Little Beat Bongos John Burls & Terry Bissaker
09 Ten Pin Bowling Bryan Davies
10 Raining In My Heart Jackie Weaver
11 Surfer Doll Sir Robert Helpman
12 Beach Ball Jimmy Hannan
13 Wear A Yellow Raincoat Mouse
14 The Decimal Point Ian Turpie
15 Beware Of Stones That You Throw Johnny O'Keefe
16 Girls Were Made To Love And Kiss Warren Williams
17 Lonely Weekends Ken Sparkes
18 Fairyland Donnie Sutherland
19 Emergency Ward Ward Austin
20 Rock & Roll DJ Ronnie Sparks
21 Shadow Valley And Iron Triangles The Young Australians
22 The Jungles Of Vietnam Reg Lindsay
23 The Ballad Of Lionel Rose Rim D. Paul
24 Down At The TAB Lucky Starr
25 Dame Zara Wheelbarrow
26 Love Itis Issy Dy
27 Little One Mike Walsh
28 Elvis Gone To Join His Mother Ralph
29 Travel Broadens The Mind Gerard Kennedy
30 The Fred Dagg Medley John Clarke
The collection comprises singles recorded by non-singers and embarrassing singles released by established singers.
From memory as I don't have the cover any more.
Daddy Longlegs was Barry Crocker singer/actor who starred in the Barry McKenzie movies.
Frankie Davidson was singer of humorous songs, the Lawrence in the title was a chain of dry cleaners.
Graham Kennedy was a long time tonight show host, of the famous "crow call" in 1973. F-a-a-a-a-rk.
Brian Henderson was a television newsreader and host of the Australian version of Bandstand.
John Laws, Bob Rogers, John Burls, Ken Sparkes, Donnie Sutherland, Ward Austin and Ronnie Sparks were radio DJs.
Bryan Davies was a singer, Jackie Weaver was an actress. Sir Robert Helpman was a ballet dancer.
Jimmy Hannan had tonight shows an hosted TV quiz shows. Yellow Raincoats were promoted for the safety of children.
Ian Turpie was a singer, and later TV game show host. The decimal point song was for the introduction of decimal currency in 1966.
Johnny O'Keefe and Warren Williams were singers with really embarrassing songs.
'Shadow Valley' and 'The Jungles of Vietnam' are about the Vietnam War.
Lionel Rose was an aboriginal boxer. The TAB song was promoting the new government-run legal gambling establishments.
Dame Zara was the widow of Harold Holt, the Australian Prime Minister who drowned while in office.
Issy Dy was a Melbourne "media personality". When I visited Melbourne in 2000, it seemed he was in almost every ad on TV.
Mike Walsh was a radio DJ and later a lunch-time chat show host. Gerard Kennedy was an actor.
New Zealand born John Clarke is an icon. He came to Australia with his Fred Dagg character, and later became a fixture on our televisions with his "Clarke Dawe Report" with Brian Dawe, in which they lampooned politicians and anybody who deserved it with charm and wit. R.I.P. John.
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/NvIDraVZ/file.html
Graham
@monty
vintage.tv has put a funny video of "See Emily Play" on their homepage and YT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UEDkF7xj6U (sorry - bad sound !)
TY for your share
Thanks also to all other contributors and hosts.
Hermann
RYP...Ripchord is fabulous!!!...perhaps the best album I've encountered all year. It checks all my boxes...exemplary singing and playing, great melodies, and perfectly set lyrics. I see that they're being called punk/pop, but to me, they slip in too much instrumental detail for that musical label. I can't believe that - since the band has broken up - that we haven't heard anything else from Phil Wallbank. So thank you for brightening up my day, week, month and year!
Oddments box 24[my link]
albums are
stuff smith - late woman blues[jazz]
(1997) The Day Finger Pickers Took Over The World (Chet Atkins & Tommy Emmanuel)
^georgie fame & madeline bell - singer_the musical (live nl 2004^15.4-2014)
1-Stop Momentum - Cobalt Blue (2017 BR) psych-progrock meghallgatni!
7 Sons Of Soul - 7 Sons Of Soul - Gospel - 2014 (320)
alex keack-surfers paradise[exoctica]
Beatnik Cafe-Herbs & Spices
birds that change colour - on recording birds (2014)
breadmakers - the night themoon forgot to rise
Earl Okin - Bossa Britanica (2012) mp3
frank hunter - white goddess[exotica]
Les Sexareenos-finger party {192s}
Mexican Gunfight - Long Play_2014_F [320]
Sebastian Bach - Give 'Em Hell
Sid Vicious - Sid Sings
The Carousel-1993 I Forgot To Remember To Forget (askcd17)indie pop
The Wanton Bishops - 2012 Sleep With The Lights On[blues]
unreleased gems of the doo-wop era
va - harlem shuffle - the sound of blaxploitation
VA - Waves In The Ether - The Magical World Of The Theremin
various - garrison
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/syOlrx27Vh
1 file
oddments box 24.zip
Johnny, thanks for sharing this great music...The Big Bands.
Hello, Would anyone have 'Donna The Buffalo' albums to share?
Add my name to the list of Ripchord fans. Thanks, RYP.
Hey Monty. Thanks for the See Emily play covers. I have another one in iTunes. It's an instrumental by David West on his 2001 LP Pickin' on Pink Floyd - A bluegrass tribute. Not psychedelic and completely different, but I love it. Lucifer Sam is also excellent.
The Hard-Drive Drain Continues...
Here's the next bucket of good-music overflow. Again, since it accumulated over fifteen-some years, there's a real range of bit rates, though plenty of 320 (with a sincere apology for any weak tracks, and any duplication). Likewise, most most of the rips aren't mine, but the link is.
I'm clearing out the Jazz first, 1920s-1980s or so - over 270 artists (some heavy, some scanty), more than 10,700 tracks... whew! And dovetailing, maybe, with JohnnyDiego's Fabulous Swing...
Anyway, Load Two:
- Abe Lyman, 1923-32, VBR
- Abrew's Portuguese Instrumental Trio, 1931, @128
- Adrian Rollini, 1933-34, VBR
- Adrian Schubert - Dime-Store Hot-Dance, 1928-30, VBR
- Al Siegel - Complete Recorded Works, 1923-24, @128
- Albert Short's Tivoli Syncopaters, 1923, @192
- Alex Hill, 1929-30, VBR
- Alex Jackson - Complete Recorded Works, 1927, @128+
- All-Star Orchestra, 1928, @64+
- Alphonso Trent - Complete Recorded Works, 1928-33, @128+
- Anderson 'Husk' O'Hare, 1922-29, VBR
- Andre Kostelanetz (1934-46), @192
- Andrews Sisters - Great Vocalists of Jazz, 1938-49, @320
- Andy Kirk (1929-41), @128, 156 +
- Annette Hanshaw - The Twenties' Sweetheart, 1926-31, mostly @256
- Art Kahn, 1923-33, @192+
- Art Landry, 1924-26, @192
- Art Tatum (1934-52), mostly @320
- Artie Shaw, 1934-41, VBR
- Bailey's Lucky Seven, 1922-25, mostly @320
- Bebe Daniels, 1929-42, @192
- Ben Bernie, 1923-33, VBR, mostly low
Seven-day link:
https://we.tl/a1DSFe4tBP
Cheers!
Montymusic - thanks for the I Smell A Rat and the psychedelic posters last Thursday. I just got them.
The Antipodean Atrocities set includes "Beach Ball" which has two interesting connections ... firstly it was co-written by Roger McGuinn (for The City Surfers)later to join The Byrds. Secondly the backing vocalists are The Bee Gees - not acknowleged, round 63-64 they earned some pennies(Australia didn't change to decimal - dollars and cents - till 1966)as intermittent Festival Records' backing vocalists.
Hi,
here´s the Rocking Bear.
Here´s Electrafixion - Live
(my link, mot my rip, downloaded from "I was a teenage shoegazer")
ENjoy
@ Agin Child ty for your hard drive drain i bet the jazz fans are drooling
@Bluesberry
Donna the Buffalo
1993 - Donna the Buffalo
1996 - The Ones You Love
1998 - Rockin' in the Weary Land
2000 - Positive Friction
2005 - Life's A Ride
2008 - Silverlined
2013 - Tonight, Tomorrow and Yesterday
https://we.tl/Dk1tsMGKpW
@Crazylegs
many thanks for donna the buffalo
Aging Child-
Thx from my hard drive to yours. ;-)
@ Rocking Bear
seem you forget the link for electrafixion live
Wow CrazyLegs! Thank you for the generous helping of Donna the Buffalo! Bluesberry
Sorry,
here´s the Electrafixion - Live link:
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/sq7YNPN8/file.html
Rocking Bear
Gaius asks:
Aging Child, I'm wondering while you're cleaning your hard drive after collecting such a mass of music in more than 15 years. I hope you've heard of something like this to solve your PC-problems:
https://www.amazon.de/Seagate-Expansion-Portable-Festplatte-STEA2000400/dp/B00TKFEE5S/ref=sr_1_3?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1498518249&sr=1-3&keywords=externe+festplatte
Me, I don't have any music on the hard drive (which is a small 512 SSD), all is extern and portable (Bands/Artists with A to E, F to L and so on and on and on)
@Monty & Clarence: thank you for the kind words - all kudos goes to the artists, though... and to whoever initially put their work out there, over the years. I apologize that not everything's @320... and I do hope some ears find plenty to smile about. Cheers!
Thank you RYP for sharing this and also imnokid for Rudy Copeland
Thanks Big Gray
The Antipodean Atrocities is an absolute gem . Love a good dig at our Aussie Culture
Regards
Thanks RYP
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