trax:1. Cool It - Flash Terry 2. Wild Hog Bop - Bennie Hess 3. Stranger Than Fiction - Bob Luman 4. Don't Call Me, Baby, I'll Call You - The Teen Tones 5. I Got A Woman - Eddie Bond 6. Found A Woman - Jack Scott 7. Goodbye She's Gone - The Sprouts 8. If You Love Him - Joanie Sommers 9. Little Girl In Pigtails - The Marcus Brothers 10. Real Cool - Ted Russell 11. Rocking With Rhythm & Blues - Ronnie Haig 12. Ronnie Is My Lover - The Delicates 13. Every Day Of The Week - The Students 14. T. V. Cowboy - Chick Carlton 15. The Boss's Daughter - Gene Pitney 16. Never Let You Go - The Five Discs 17. Two Brothers - David Hill 18. Whatever You're Doin' - The DuDroppers 19. Who Dat - The Commodores 20. You Got That Touch - Sonny James
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! served by Gyro1966...
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"Cool It"
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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BONUS 1 OF 9 (Mono)
West Coast Soul '65 (History Of Soul Mono LP 007) 2016
2016 RSD release - The Afro-American migration to the West Coast of the USA during World War II and in the immediate post war period came mainly from Louisiana and Texas, although other states lost thousands of residents to boom time cities like Los Angeles and Oakland as well. They were entertained by blues singers, doo wop groups and gospel quartets, many of whom recorded for the vast army of independent R & B labels which grew exponentially as the 1950s wore on. By the time soul music became the music of choice for the Afro-American public those surviving labels were joined by a new wave of companies dedicated to the new musical trend. This LP celebrates the days when blues was giving way to gospel based vocalists and harder dance rhythms were makin waves. Tracks from the various strands and origins of soul music are on show here – obscurities and rarities as well as songs from singers who didn’t get famous in the 1960s but whose names reverberate around Europe’s dance venues today. The mix includes thumping Northern soul to the gentlest of ballads – and everything in between
A1
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Cookie Jackson
Love Brings Pain
A2
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Eddie Wilson (7)
Just Call On Me
A3
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The Outstanders
What A Love
A4
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Big J.D. Wright
Now She Wants To Leave
A5
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Lee Harvey
Prove It
A6
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Joe Phillips (5)
Can't Help But To Love You
A7
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Art Wheeler
Walk On
B1
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E. Jackie Hines
I'm So Glad
B2
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Terry & Marsha
It's A Possibility
B3
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The Uptones*
Taken For A Ride
B4
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Little Mary Staten
Steppin' Stone
B5
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Alexander Patton
I Knew It Was Wrong
B6
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Johnny Wesley And The Four Tees
You Still Need Me
B7
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The Sevilles
Baby
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/HSse9kDS/file.html
(many thanks to northern_madman for this hard to find album)
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-West-Coast-Soul-65/release/8397329
http://www.historyofsoul.net/westcoast.html
BONUS 2 OF 9 (Mono)
Texas Soul '65: Duke-Peacock-Sure Shot (History Of Soul Mono LP 006) 2016
The first very well received album in this series concentrated on the Houston productions of Duke / Peacock King Don Robey. And although a few tracks here follow on that path, the net is spread much wider taking in Dallas, San Antonio and Fort Worth as well. There are some very rare recordings featured here and none of these cuts have been included on a commercial CD before. Fans of R&B, blues and soul can buy with total confidence. Enjoy more of the best of Afro-American music from Texas in the 60s!
Side 1
1. MR. SOUL - BUD HARPER
2. YOU MADE A MISTAKE - JAMES LYNN MARSH
3. SEVEN DOORS - VI CAMPBELL WITH JOE SCOTT ORCH
4. DON'T MAKE ME CRY - FRANKIE LEE
5. TAKE YOUR TIME - MR. LEE & CHEROKEES
6. I'VE BEEN TRUE - JANNIE WILLIAMS
7. SECURITY OF LOVE - JACKIE HUNT
Side 2
1. I'LL FOLLOW YOU - R L GRIFFIN
2. SEARCHING FOR MY BABY - JAMES LYNN MARSH
3. LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING - ERNIE K-DOE
4. LET ME LOVE YOU - BUD HARPER
5. FACE REALITY - OSCAR PERRY
6. GO AHEAD BABY - L C STEELS
7. YOUR TURN TO CRY - JAMES DAVIS
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/N7MyxNB2/file.html
(many thanks to northern_madman for this hard to find album)
INFO
http://www.historyofsoul.net/southern.html
BONUS 3 OF 9 @320
William Bell - Stax Classics William Bell (Rhino 2017)
Highlighting soul legend William Bell’s 13-year career of writing and recording at Stax, which began in 1961, with some of his best-loved hits, including, "You Don’t Miss Your Water,” “Private Number” (w/Judy Clay), and “I Forgot To Be Your Lover.” In 2016, Bell, who continues to actively perform, returned to Stax with This Is Where I Live, his first major release in almost four decades. This Is Where I Live won the 2017 GRAMMY® award for the Best Americana Album; Bell’s first GRAMMY® award in his illustrious 60 year career. This collection of music by Soul legend William Bell highlights his 13-year career at Stax, which began in 1961 with one of the label’s earliest hits, "You Don’t Miss Your Water.” Over the course of his time at Stax, Bell released 33 singles for the label, and 6 LPs, including his 1967 debut The Soul of a Bell, 1969’s Bound to Happen, and Phases of Reality (1972). In 2016, Bell, who continues to actively perform, returned to Stax for This Is Where I Live, his first major release in almost four decades. Track highlights include: “Private Number” (w/Judy Clay), and “I Forgot To Be Your Lover.”
1 I Forgot to Be Your Lover
2 Private Number (w/Judy Clay)
3 You Don’t Miss Your Water
4 Lovin’ On Borrowed Time
5 A Tribute to a King
6 My Baby Specializes (w/Judy Clay)
7 Save Us
8 All For the Love of a Woman
9 My Whole World is Falling Down
10 I’ve Got to Go On Without You
11 Everybody Loves a Winner
12 Gettin’ What You Want (Losin’ What You Got)
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/UCpSwvyx/file.html
INFO
https://www.staxrecords.com/pages/stax-classics-william-bell
BONUS 4 OF 9 @320
Bobby Bland - Two Steps From The Blues (1961, Remastered + Bonus) Soul Jam CD 2012
Without a doubt, Two Steps from the Blues is the definitive Bobby "Blue" Bland album and one of the great records in electric blues and soul-blues. In fact, it's one of the key albums in modern blues, marking a turning point when juke joint blues were seamlessly blended with gospel and Southern soul, creating a distinctly Southern sound where all of these styles blended so thoroughly it was impossible to tell where one began and one ended. Given his Memphis background, Bobby "Blue" Bland was perfectly suited for this kind of amalgam as envisioned by producer/arranger Joe Scott, who crafted these wailing horn arrangements that sounded as impassioned as Bland's full-throated, anguished vocals. It helped, of course, that the songs were uniformly brilliant. Primarily from the pen of Deadric Malone, along with Duke head Don Robey and Scott (among others), these are the tunes that form the core of Bobby "Blue" Bland's legend and the foundation of soul-blues: "Two Steps from the Blues," "I Don't Want No Woman," "Cry, Cry, Cry," "I'm Not Ashamed," "Lead Me On," "Little Boy Blue" -- songs so good they overshadow standards like "St. James Infirmary." These are songs that blur the division between Ray Charles soul and Chess blues, opening the doors for numerous soul and blues sounds, from Muscle Shoals and Stax through the modern-day soul-bluesman. Since this, like many blues albums from the late '50s/early '60s, was a collection of singles, it's possible to find the key tracks, even the entire album, on the numerous Bobby "Blue" Bland collections released over the years, but this remains an excellent, essential blues album on its own terms -- one of the greatest ever released. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
1
Two Steps From The Blues
2
Cry Cry Cry
3
I'm Not Ashamed
4
Don't Cry No More
5
Lead Me On
6
I Pity The Fool
7
I've Just Got To Forget You
8
Little Boy Blue
9
St. James Infirmary
10
I'll Take Care Of You
11
I Don't Want No Woman
12
I've Been Wrong So Long
Bonus Tracks
13
Close To You
14
How Does A Cheatin' Woman Feel ?
15
You Did Me Wrong
16
I Lost Sight On The World
17
Wishing Well
18
I Don't Believe
19
I Learned My Lesson
20
I Can’t Put You Down Baby
21
Farther Up The Road
22
Loan A Helping Hand
23
Last Night
24
You’ve Got Bad Intentions
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/9YSAYJuc/file.html
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Bobby-Bland-Two-Steps-From-The-Blues/release/5221323
BONUS 5 OF 9 @320
Rips - Rips (2017)
New York band RIPS are students of their home city’s rock history, with a major in late ’70s sounds like Television, The Feelies (and other Ork Records groups). The band’s debut album, which was produced by Austin Brown of Parquet Courts, will be out June 16 via Faux Discs and compares favorably to that era, with a little of Parquet Courts’ spunk in there too. (BV)
Brooklyn based Rips have quickly built a reputation amongst NYC showgoers, winning them over with their virtuous melodies and sheer ferocity amidst an endless flurry of shows. Their songs may channel late '70s New York City bands like Television and The Feelies, but Rips propels these references into something new. Their self-titled debut, produced by Austin Brown of Parquet Courts, is eleven tracks of buzzing guitar riffs driven by a charged rhythm section, all set under lyrics that are actually worth a damn. Rips (the record) takes cues from the moonlighting era of rock, while delivering a set of songs distinctly fit for the modern age. Once described as a “hyperreal rock n’ roll group”, the phrase “borne forward ceaselessly into the future" is more what they’re going for here. (NPR)
1 Losing II
2 Malibu Entropy
3 Break
4 No More
5 Damaged
6 Save Room
7 Delay
8 Vs
9 Psychics
10 Spell
11 Losing
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/wxqUYRO8/file.html
INFO
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/rips-ready-debut-lp-produced-by-parquet-courts-austin-brown-listen-playing-shows/
https://ripsnyc.bandcamp.com/releases
BONUS 6 OF 9 @320
Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 69
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Arnold McKinney - Understand The Weakness In Your Man
02 - Bob Smart - 10 P.M.
03 - Bobby Durham - Let The Sad Times Roll On
04 - Carl Smith - Heartbreak Avenue
05 - Cecil L. Boykin - Gonna Get On The Riverboat
06 - Chuck Baxter - Reach You
07 - Curtis Wayne - I'm Hurting Again
08 - Danny Goodman - Blue And Lonesome
09 - David Price - Hill Country Heaven
10 - Doug Pierce - A Woman Like You
11 - Edie McLain Momma's Gonna Cry (Another Tear)
12 - Glenda Raye - You Sent Her An Orchid (And You Sent Me A Rose)
13 - Hylo Brown - Outlaw Girl
14 - Jimmy Lynch - If You Don't Believe I Love You
15 - Jimmy Phair - Another Stroh Light Night Alone
16 - Joe Paul Nichols - Cold Cold Hands
17 - Joe 'Red' Hayes - I Grew Up Loving You
18 - Johnny O'Clock - Wild Wheels
19 - Johnny Pawnshop & The Honky Tonk Band - Saddest Story Of All
20 - Judy Parsons - An Old Love, A True Love
21 - Junie Lou - It's Enough To Make A Woman Lose Her Mind
22 - Ken Clark - Standing On The Outside
23 - La Melle Prince - The Man Who Made A Woman Out Of Me
24 - Sterling Kelly & The Hearts - Again
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/NgkYsxxe/file.html
INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/07/outlaw-girl.html
BONUS 7 OF 9 @320
The Deslondes - Hurry Home (2017)
On Hurry Home, the 2017 sequel to their eponymous 2015 debut, the Deslondes take things easy, but that doesn't necessarily mean they're lazy. Part of the charm of the New Orleans quintet is their light touch, how they blend country, blues, folk, and noir-ish rock without ever seeming like they're conscious of their fusion. It helps that the Deslondes not only poach from several different Americana styles, they help muddy up eras, splicing AM pop to a backwoods skip on "(This Ain't A) Sad Song" -- a move they mirror on "Every Well," where a Tex-Mex two-step gets drowned out by swaths of organ -- and indulging in dreamy waltzes ("Just in Love with You," "She Better Be Lonely") that can evoke the Everly Brothers as easily as they conjure memories of the time-bending music of Twin Peaks. The Deslondes can kick up some dust, too -- "Hurricane Shakedown" is a barnburner of a blues, one that benefits from producer Andrija Tokic's smeary production -- and if the group can sound like Tom Waits as a babe in the woods whenever the tempo slows, that's endearing too. The Deslondes don't seem encumbered by either the expectations of genre or the weight of the past. Instead, they spend their time on Hurry Home cherry-picking what's good, assembling an album that feels familiar yet idiosyncratic. The coziness makes the first spin of Hurry Home go down easy, but it's those quirks that pay off dividends on repeated plays. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
1
Muddy Water
3:36
2
One Of These Lonesome Mornings
2:29
3
(This Ain't A) Sad Song
3:21
4
She Better Be Lonely
3:27
5
Every Well
2:07
6
Ribbon Creeks Collide
2:39
7
Hurry Home
3:15
8
Nelly
2:48
9
Hurricane Shakedown
1:52
10
Just In Love With You
2:47
11
Many Poor Boy
2:46
12
Beautiful Friend
2:58
13
Deja Vu And A Blue Moon
3:46
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/yhFQsvWB/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/hurry-home-mw0003041159
BONUS 8 OF 9 @320
The Deslondes - The Deslondes (2015)
New Orleans is a great place for roots music, but it has never been a major city for country music; when you have the best blues, R&B, and zydeco in the world in your backyard, forming a country band is a bit like going to a steakhouse and ordering pizza, something that may be tasty but isn't the house specialty. But the debut album from the Deslondes suggests these guys are just smart enough to know their adopted hometown has a powerful musical legacy of its own, and if an alt-country band was going to settle in the Crescent City and soak up what it has to offer, this is just what they could and should sound like. The Deslondes has a loose, easygoing feel that's a distant cousin of the lazy but potent beat of classic New Orleans R&B (and the piano work suggests someone has been listening to some Huey "Piano" Smith), while the production gives the performances a vibe that recalls a Sunday afternoon guitar pull on someone's back porch. The guitar work from Sam Doores and Riley Downing meshes beautifully, with a lonesome purr that's sweet and soulful, and the pedal steel work by John James Tourville roots these songs in a traditional C&W feel without robbing this band of its low-key personality (if a band has ever sounded more heartbroken and hung-over on record than these folks do on "Simple and True," no one has spun it in quite some time). And drummer Cameron Snyder and bassist Dan Cutler are a loosely tight rhythm section who might not sound like Louisiana, but they're clearly nowhere near Nashville. Add in the wobbly but heartfelt vocals and surprisingly strong harmonies and you get an engaging debut from a band that hits a graceful midpoint between The Basement Tapes and the Gourds, not to mention delivering one of 2015's more pleasant surprises. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
Fought the Blues and Won
Those Were (Could've Been) the Days
Heavenly Home
Less Honkin' More Tonkin'
Low Down Soul
Still Someone
Time to Believe In
Louise
Simple and True
Same Blood As Mine
Out on the Rise
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/yhFQsvWB/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-deslondes-mw0002842700
BONUS 9 OF 9 @320
FOR JILLEM:
Sanctified Rhythms; 21 Soulful Gospel Singles (2017)
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/veIfYb0w/file.html
Great collection of non-comped soulful gospel from the collection of rising star Brooklyn DJ/45rpm collector Drew Redmond. He spins gospel 45’s every Sunday at Gospel Sunday Supper at Butterfunk Kitchen in Brooklyn!
Complete front and back cover with track listing. This is one well-mixed 65 minute collection that was recorded as one long track by Drew and uploaded @320. I burned this onto a CD and used the excellent cover & back art for a nice package. I already played this three times last night - highly recommended rockin’ soul/gospel!
Thank you Gyro and northern_madman for the History of Soul albums!
Many thanks for the great bonus selections, Gyro.
@ RYP, Gyro, and northern_madman: What a stellar collection of roots, soul & gospel today! IMHO, " Two Steps from the Blues" sets the standard for soulful singing and brilliant arrangements. The History of Soul comps look tasty too. Thanks to all.
thank you for the gospel Gyro
Cool stuff, Gyro. Thanks!
@Gyro - Nine? Nine!! Thanks for the Bonus cuts!
@Gyro
TY for Bonuses
unfortunately link to bonus 8 is the same as bonus 7
Hermann
The Deslondes - The Deslondes (2015)
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/0ouPY3Ge/file.html
Correct link
Thanks Gyro for taking time to provide bonus selections. I always look forward to checking out the offerings!
Gyro & northern madman, thank you both, great day for the soulies.
cheers,ELtel
Gyro,
This is like listening to Sinners Crossroads. Drew Redmond is on par with Kevin Nutt.
Super rare and wonderful The Benjamin Specials Gospel Singers "I'm On The Right Road Now".
Love Mary De Loach - Move This Thing Part 1 This was recorded by Louise Williams (GospelQueen of Phila Radio).on her husband's (Jimmy Bishop) Artic Label. Seems Mary was a great guitarist and was having problem with her husband and was emotionally charged up during this session.
Louis Overstreet: Woo Woo Oh Yeah! Many thanks Gyro!
01. 0:00 - 3:26 Brooklyn Allstars - Let's Rap (INTRO)
02. 3:26 - 5:50 Melody Kings - It's Allright
03. 5:50 - 9:40 The Galation Singers - So Many Falling By The Wayside
04. 9:40 - 13:28 The Relatives - Walking On
05. 13:28 - 16:30 Ada May - I'm Drunk & Real High In The Spirit Of God
06. 16:30 - 18:47 The Scott Singers - I'll Make It Allright
07. 18:47 - 21:55 The Mosby Singers - The Lord Is My Shepard
08. 21:55 - 24:00 The Gospeletts - Up Above My Head
09. 24:00 - 26:04 Miss Evelyn Tyler - He Won't Forsake His Own
10. 26:04 - 28:17 Bishop Garner - Be What You Are
11. 28:17 - 30:23 Katherine Baxter - Sanctified In Jesus Name
12. 30:23 - 32:53 Elizabeth Young - One Of These Mornings
13. 32:53 - 35:20 Benjamin Specials Gospel Singers - I'm On The Right Road Now
14. 35:20 - 38:10 The Victory Five - Have You Been To The Pool
15. 38:10 - 42:57 Pilgrim Wonders - I Don't Know Why
16. 42:57 - 45:42 Trumpaiyes of Mobile A.L.A - Some People Believe In Voodoo
17. 45:42 - 48:41 Mary De Loach - Move This Thing Part 1
18. 48:41 - 52:07 Rev. L. Overstreet - Black But Proud
19. 52:07 - 54:41 Little Junior And The Butler - God Don't Like It
20. 54:41 - 57:12 The Hightower Brothers - Good Time In Heaven
21. 57:12 - 1:00:04 Soul Revivers - I'll Fly Away
Hi Gyro, Welcome back from the beach. SPF 50, I hope. I had asked you for the Texas '65 after you posed the previous Texas one. Many thanks. You continue to amaze. And thanks for the West Coast Soul. And Sanctified Rhythms. Much appreciated Madman as well. You two are the best.
Thanks to G for the fine soul and Deslondes too. Look forward to a good listen...
!ggy
Wow! Gyro returns! Thank you so much for all the nice shares
Gyro & northern madman, thanks for healing the soul with all the great soul. Thank you.
Thanks Gyro for Bobby Bland - Two Steps From The Blues.
@ Gyro
Well , it was Christmas in summer : I've discovered William Bell on TWZ (some years ago probably) and I'm a fan for the rest of my life !
Thanks also for Bobby Bland and for the 21 soulful gospels.
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