...And that influence continues to the present time -- in approach, attitude and tone -- in just about every guitar player who puts a slide on his finger and wails the blues. As a guitarist, he wrote the book, his slide style influencing the likes of Hound Dog Taylor, Joe Carter, his cousin Homesick James and J.B. Hutto, while his seldom-heard single-string work had an equally profound effect on B.B. King and Chuck Berry. His signature lick -- an electric updating of Robert Johnson's "I Believe I'll Dust My Broom" and one that Elmore recorded in infinite variations from day one to his last session -- is so much a part of the essential blues fabric of guitar licks that no one attempting to play slide guitar can do it without being compared to Elmore James. Others may have had more technique -- Robert Nighthawk and Earl Hooker immediately come to mind -- but Elmore had the sound and all the feeling... ~ Cub Kodatrax:
01 Dust My Broom 02 Pickin' The Blues 03 Everyday I Have The Blues 04 Anna Lee 05 Standing At The Crossroads 06 My Bleeding Heart 07 My Kind Of Woman 08 Got To Move 09 So Unkind 10 Person To Person 11 One Way Out 12 Go Back Home Again 13 Look On Yonder Wall 14 Shake Your Moneymaker 15 Mean Mistreatin' Mama 16 Sunnyland Train 17 You Know You Done Me Wrong 18 My Baby's Gone 19 Find My Kind Of Woman 20 Look On Yonder Wall
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Elmore James "Dust My Broom"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/VbUCBuNf/file.html
FRANK ZAPPA - 200 MOTELS [1971]
2 Cd set
464 MB, 320kbps, fully tagged and Full booklet artwork
Link https://we.tl/aUI8ogJe59
expires on 4 August, 2017
The soundtrack to Frank Zappa's strange early-'70s film 200 Motels was always doomed to be a peripheral entry in his discography. The movie's story was not easy to follow, and neither is the record (not that plot was ever a big focus of the production). It's typically wacky Zappa of the era, with unpredictable sharp turns between crunchy rock bombast, orchestration, and jazz/classical influences, as well as interjections of wacky spoken dialogue. Those who like his late-'60s/early-'70s work -- not as song-oriented as his first albums, in other words, but not as "serious" or as silly as his later records -- will probably like this fine, although it's not up to the level of Uncle Meat. It's funny in spots as well, especially the part where a disgruntled sideman gets tempted away from the band to do his own thing (a libretto that was, apparently, based on real-life incidents concerning Zappa sideman Jeff Simmons, who left during the project). On the other hand, there's a growing tendency to deploy the smutty, cheap humor that would soon dominate much of Zappa's work.
DONALD BYRD - HARLEM BLUES [1988]
117 MB, 320kbps, fully tagged and covers
Link https://we.tl/TNlzhyeaUJ
expires on 4 August, 2017
This Landmark release was trumpeter Donald Byrd's first jazz album in over 15 years after a long (and commercially if not artistically successful) detour into poppish R&B/funk. In the 1980s Byrd had neglected his trumpet playing in order to direct the Blackbyrds and teach. The period away from his instrument shows in spots on this well-intentioned set. Byrd gathered together four excellent players (altoist Kenny Garrett, pianist Mulgrew Miller, bassist Rufus Reid and drummer Marvin "Smitty" Smith) to play four group originals, W.C. Handy's "Harlem Blues" and "Blue Monk." Ironically Byrd's own playing was not at this point up to the level of his sidemen although his chops would improve during the next couple of years.
AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow
TAJ MAHAL - IN PROGRESS & IN THE MOTION (1965-98) [1998]
3CD set
464 MB, 320kbps, fully tagged and Full booklet artwork
Link https://we.tl/PR3yEqwRhB
expires on 4 August, 2017
For being a nearly omnipresent figure, Taj Mahal has never quite gotten the respect he's deserved. At the beginning of his career, he earned a significant amount of attention, but as the years passed, he had woven himself into the fabric of blues culture so well that his presence was taken for granted. That is why the 1998 release of In Progress & in Motion: 1965-1998 was so welcome. Spanning three discs and over three decades, the box set accurately summarizes Mahal's career and makes a convincing case for his talents as a roots synthesist. Dedicated fans may notice a favorite or two missing, but they'll be pleased by the 15 unreleased tracks, including two songs intended for his debut album. There are a number of other rarities for the dedicated here, including several unheard live cuts, material from his early group the Rising Sons, and his entire contribution to the Rolling Stones' legendary Rock and Roll Circus. Even with this plethora of rarities, In Progress & in Motion is primarily for fans who want a solid, comprehensive summary of Mahal's achievements without delving into the particular records, especially since it chooses its songs judiciously, concentrating on his groundbreaking late-'60s/early-'70s work. Indeed, much of his post-Columbia/CBS recordings are quickly recounted on the third disc, but that isn't a problem -- the first two discs show how Mahal created his own sound; the third shows how he maintained it. By balancing the music this way, Mahal and his partner, Lawrence Cohn, have created a representative, enlightening retrospective that is appealing to casual and hardcore fans alike.
AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
KAI WINDING - !!!more!!! (Theme From Mondo Cane) (Vinyl)
Featuring Kenny Burrell
Verve Records (1963)
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/4zfpZQNI/file.html
"More (Theme from Mondo Cane)"is a film score song written by Riz Ortolani and Nino Oliviero for the 1962 film Mondo Cane (Dog's World, or as the soundtrack album states, "a world gone to the dogs"). The movie's music was released as Mondo Cane: Original Motion Picture Sound Track Album, music by Riz Ortolani and Nino Oliviero, on United Artists Records.
"More" first caught national attention as a pop instrumental hit by jazz trombone player Kai Winding that was arranged and conducted by Claus Ogerman, released as a single on Verve. Popular in the summer and autumn of 1963, the record peaked at #2 on the Easy Listening chart and at #8 on the pop charts and lasted 15 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100, (and is still played by radio stations). Rather than employing a traditional jazz instrument, the recording's melody was instead performed on the electronic Ondioline by Jean-Jacques Perrey. Verve retitled the parent album Soul Surfin' containing "More" and other songs performed by Winding's big band. !!!!More!!! (Theme from Mondo Cane) was released to capitalize on the single's popularity. While Winding's brassy performances feature top jazz players, notably Kenny Burrell on guitar, the arrangements are in so-called "surf music" style. -- Wikipedia
My uncle gave me this record for Christmas when I was about 16 years old. He also gave me a Beach Boys album so I think he thought this album was a surf record also. It is a surf record in a style that I call "Lounge Surf". This album launched Kai Winding's popular "mod" style of jazz; steady beat, shining guitars, and "water sound" texture (according to Allmusic).
This record traveled with me to all my stops for forty-five years until about 2009. That year I was thinking about getting rid of my vinyl (maybe 200 or so records) and converting to CDs. This was before I had discovered internet music blogs or knew that there was a market for vinyl LPs. A friend of my wife was painting our house and one day he and I began a conversation about music. He told me his son was looking for "The Bobby Darin Story" in vinyl. That record just so happened to be the first LP I ever bought with my own money. I guess it must have been in 1961. The house painter also told me that his son (about 16 at the time) was into hi-fi and was building his own system. His birthday just happened to be the next week. So, I pulled a few cherished records out (maybe 10 or 15) and gave the rest to Jordan. That kid now had the most eclectic and hip LP collection in his school. Instant celebrity. It was shortly thereafter that I began kicking myself in the ass for being a nice guy but an idiot nice guy. My son has never let me forget.
So Jordan has an original vinyl copy from 1963 and I have an mp3 version purchased on the world wide web.
Its a good record so enjoy my misery. -- JohnnyDiego
01 More (Theme From Mondo Cane)
02 Hero
03 Gravy Waltz
04 China Nights
05 Surf Bird
06 Pipeline
07 Sukiyaki
08 Soul Surfin'
09 Tube Wail
10 Spinner
11 Hearse Ride
12 Comin' Home Baby
Kai Winding - Trombone
Kenny Burrell - Guitar
Paul Griffin - Electric Piano
Bill Tole - Trombone
Jean-Jacques Perrey - Ondioline
Vinnie Bell - Guitar
Claus Ogerman, Kai Winding - Arrangements
(The Ondioline is an electronic keyboard instrument, invented in 1941 by the Frenchman Georges Jenny, and is a forerunner of today's synthesizers.)
Cleanly tagged with artwork included
Looking for The Dog's Bollocks the American instrumentals Vol 1-10
can anybody help
Hi,
here´s the Rocking Bear.
Some music for you:
Bob Geldof - The happy club (1992)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/KAMDNYGG/file.html
John Parish - Rosie - Original Soundtrack music (1998)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/EKu87N2I/file.html
Paul Rodgers - Electric (1997)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/g9pDLgwC/file.html
Number Nine - Guilty (1997)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/aqxNFFFI/file.html
Piano Magic - Low Birth Weight (1999)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/SRsOUicw/file.html
S.I.N. - Secrets of industrialized noise (1993)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/cX0YeFwF/file.html
Sacco & Mancetti - Big audience (1993)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/ZnCLVU5F/file.html
Simple Minds - Real to real cacaphony (1982)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/8Fd6Edsz/file.html
The Run - Trains (1990)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/IiYtq7Ga/file.html
Enjoy
Made my day!
Someone asked for
Spirit of the West
Here are:
Go figure
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/3STg5bkZ/file.html
Labour day
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/1S6gKcoE/file.html
Save this house
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/n9fo6xOb/file.html
Enjoy
Rocking Bear
And here are Vol. 1 - Vol. 13 of Mindrocker.
(Sorry, I didn´t have the time to tag them or to add a cover)
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/EOQRXJg5/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/ovzFS3XB/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/GJNLnSjm/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/Q1pOzfux/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/LGCXaJ0f/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/Kj2tNTGr/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/LtvZRVWg/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/2cdC2OvX/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/bfq63XhT/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/9HholXXA/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/mwjBEWLf/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/arnneXlz/file.html
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/lAN9ONyL/file.html
Enjoy
Rocking Bear
here second part of New Pornographers
2010 Together
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/TwDt8jXf/file.html
2014 Brill Bruisers
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/QFlyo4M7/file.html
2017 Witheouth Conditions
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/Db8Sac72/file.html
+ singles
2002 Letter from an Occupant
2005 High Art, Local News
2006 sing Me Spanish Techno
2007 Myriad Harbour
2007 The Spirit of Giving
2010 Togetherness
2011 Moves
+ Various Tracks
(all in one link)
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/nPpDrFR7/file.html
Thanks RYP for the Elmore James
Love It!
Amazing stuff, is that the last of Elmore or is there more to come?
Thanks for the good times.
Thanks for the Elmore James, Ryp!
Someone asked for Charlie Pickett albums a while back.
It took me awhile, but I managed to track them down with
some help from a friend. Thanks Mr. Vickers!
Bar Band Americanus - The Best Of Charlie Pickett:
http://www80.zippyshare.com/v/ljbDsc8e/file.html
Charlie Pickett Ass’t:
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/K9bpQovB/file.html
Route 33:
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/myeF8h2a/file.html
Cowboy Junkie Au-Go-Go (Miami)
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/UZUbswJN/file.html
- Stinky
I truly love how eclectic this place is...speaking of which, has anyone heard the most recent Willie Nelson, "God's Problem Child"? Thoughts?
Has anybody got GREAT BRITISH ROCK 'N' ROLL Vol. 2: Just About As Good As It Gets they can upload please. Link has expired on the one on this site. Many thanks in advance..
Here's the 8 volumes of Johnny Horton which were asked for
The Singing Fisherman [ArtWork].zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/1YpUAofi/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (9 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/97R9Os1l/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (8 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/GeJkHY7h/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (7 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/3nGS4wPc/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (6 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/VtIGuNPb/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (5 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/b7fLQKRy/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (4 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/3r5ZBCfX/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (3 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/b1CJtYtT/file.html
The Singing Fisherman (2 of 9).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/kVZVriw8/file.html
For the sixties fans here is a excellent beat groups output[well most]my rip/link
Dave Dee,Dozy,Beaky,Mick,&Tich Box set[100 tracks]my rip/links[320]
If you have got this far, then you are probably a fan of DDDBM&T already. What do you need to know? Well, this isn't a complete recorded history of the band, but it is as near as it gets. All of the tracks are arranged chronologically too, so you can listen as the band develops their style. If you want a large chunk of DDDBM&T's recorded output, then this is a must, with rare and hard to find tracks, B sides and some alternative versions. A lot of DBM&T and Dave Dee solo tracks are also included. I am a very long time fan and have found that this, coupled with the four Repertoire label re-issues of the main albums gave me all of their output in all of the versions that exist, except for the more recent 'comeback' album. I am a completist though!
All in all, 99% of what you want to hear, plus some things you didn't know you wanted! Sound quality is good too.
links
disc 1.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/dgWEOdmq/file.html
disc 2.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/Y5r6invX/file.html
disc 3.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/bUuaP5BK/file.html
disc 4.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/fmvvmCs7/file.html
here's a couple more albums for the 60s fans by Traffic
Traffic-1969 - Last Exit.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/kM9Wwawv/file.html
Traffic-(1974) - when the eagle flies.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/TTtyYzvh/file.html
Gaius said:
I think it was Gyro who posted many Ry Cooder records in the past weeks. Even though I owned 15 records he had - much to my surprise and pleasure - some records I didn't have. Thanks again. I'm not quite sure if these albums of Ry Cooder had been amongst these records. So here are some old working links for Ry Cooder and:
Chicken Skin Music 1976
https://yadi.sk/d/ViozYZlrYSoxw
Ry Cooder, 1970
https://yadi.sk/d/x-KCELUGYSoNm
Paradise and Lunch, 1974
https://yadi.sk/d/GHy-mwcmVVrGn
@luis - thank you for the rest of the New Ps, especially the singles and various tracks!
luis -- Thank you for the rest of the New Pornographers. It's great stuff.
oddments box 33
albums are
Anos Rebeldes
boom crash opera - 1987 - (s-t)
Boom Crash Opera - 1990 These Here Are Crazy Times~
breadmakers - the night themoon forgot to rise[blues]1993
C.W. Stoneking - C.W. Stoneking And The Blue Tits [King Hokum] (1999)blues
Carnival of fools - Religious Folk[1991]blues
colin hicks anthology 1957-1961 vol.2 Tommy Steeles brother
girls girls girls - dream dates 1955-1965
Hollerin' & Screamin' [Disc 2]
Hoyle, Linda - The Fetch[2015]
indisciplined lucy (neo-SWE) - 1999 about the black eyed girl
Juliettes-soul[7"]
Mayflower Madame - Observed in a Dream
Mr. Bungle - 1987 - Bowel of Chiley (Demo)
Mr. Bungle - 1988 - Goddammit I Love America! (Demo)
petrol bomb records - THE RAG N BONE MAN (4 TRACK DEMO)
The Baudelaires - Musk Hill (pre-order)
the breadmakers - continental cool 7'' (farniente, 1996)
the breadmakers - the case of the smouldering redhead
The Surfdusters-Raincoast Rumble
the trojans - desiderata[1999] ska
The Voodoo Organist-Exotic Demonic Blues2002]goth rock
The Walking Who - Candy Flu (album
VA - 2002 - Standing In The Shadows (A Tribute To The Golden Days Of The Rolling Stones 1963 - 1967)
va - shangri-la - a tribute to the kinks
va - slick chicks and tough mamas 1930s-40s
various artists - wail man wail! (rockabilly)
7 day link[my link]
Download link
https://we.tl/nk7pBCEMmM
1 file
oddments box 33.zip
JohnnyD, I'm sure you know this but it's kinda cool to repeat: the ondioline player on the record you posted, J.J. Perrey, was a French composer who worked a bit with Gershon Kingsley (of "Popcorn" fame) on some legendary recordings. On his own, Perrey wrote a little ditty called "Baroque Hoedown" and delighted a listener by the name of Walter E. Disney. Walt made a deal with Perrey to purchase the rights to use the song in perpetuity (or until JJ passed away) at Disneyland for a little parade he had dreamed up using lights and music: the Main Street Electrical Parade. So the most catching music this side of "Small World" came from the amazing mind of J.J. Perrey by way of Walt Disney. And if, like me, you just have to hear it one more time, why not visit youtube and enjoy...
Iggy
Hallo RYP,
vielen Dank erst einmal für ein weiteres Elmore James Album.
Vor ein paar Wochen, als Du die CD's 1-5 des "Lost In Tyme" Fanzines gepostet hast, hatte ich versprochen, die noch fehlende Ausgabe 6 zu besorgen. Dies habe ich jetzt getan (bei dem Herausgeber Periklis Mihos höchstpersönlich) und poste sie nun hier und heute.
Peris selbst hat auch ein "CopyLEFT" in seinen Heften hinterlassen, daß ausdrücklich die Nutzung von allen Bereichen des Heftes ohne Zustimmung des Herausgebers erlaubt. Echt cool. Hatte ich in den anderen Heften nie wirklich wahrgenommen.
So und nun "LOST IN TYME Volume 6". (Fanzine in jpg und CD @320) 233mb
Trackliste CD:
01 - The Basements - I'm Dead
02 - The Painted Brush - Here Comes Yer Shadow
03 - The Verge - Turn To Blue
04 - The Mynd Gardeners - Caramel Sky
05 - The Social End Products - Pills
06 - The Mongrelettes - Boy Is Gone
07 - Paul Messis - I've Been Through It Before
08 - The Galileo 7 - Orangery Lane
09 - Groovy Uncle - Count On Me
10 - The Higher State - You Can't Forget About That
11 - The Wylde Mammoths - I Got You
12 - The Projectiles - Your Golden Touch
13 - The Projectiles - Hate
14 - The Hidden Charms - I Can't Understand
15 - The Ferrets - Record Man
16 - Cousin Al & The Relatives - Surfin' On The Barge Canal
17 - The Insiders - Can't
18 - The Swing Set - You That I Want
19 - The Remains - Don't Tell Me The Truth
20 - The Standells - Riot On Sunset Strip
21 - The Belltowers - Tomorrow Will Remain
22 - The Belltowers - Tried So Hard
23 - The Lizardz - When I Met You
24 - The Snails - Satisfaction Guaranteed
25 - The Dark Rags - Sun Shines
26 - The Smoggers - A Day With You
27 - The Fadeaways - Trip In Tyme
28 - The Sidewalkers - Little Bird
29 - The Sushi Killers - Tears Come From Your Eyes
Zippyshare-Link with 2 related parts. You need both parts and both files must be extracted at the same time.
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/CPvHP5Aj/file.html
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/amh8X38P/file.html
Please enjoy!
Pubbi, vielen Dank für diese Überraschung, die ich gleich nach Borussia Dortmund - Espaniol genießen werde.
Auf ins Wochenende...
Thanks Anonymous for the Paul Rogers share
good work
Regards
Sixties Boxset vol 10
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/OFVQo2Sp9f
1 file
SIXTIES BOXSET VOL 10.zip
albums are
(1969) thunder and roses - king of the black sunrise[prog]
1965 Eric, Rick, Wayne And Bob - It's Wayne Fontana And The Mindbenders (tl5257)
1968 - Les Bicyclettes De Belsize [Les Reed & Barry Mason]
1969 Matthew, Mark, Luke And John (eks74052)
Bubblegum Soul - 21 Popcorn Soul-Pop Cla
Bubblegum Soul - 21 Popcorn Soul-Pop Classics
catherine spaak - 1963
Crayon to Perfume_vol3
Edwick Rumbold single trax[60's]
Eileen Reid & the Cadets Collection
Executives (Australia) (1967-1969)
halfnelson - 1968 - halfnelson demos
jokers wild - 1965 - jokers wild (david gilmour pre-pink floyd) (mini lp)
Joseph-Stoned age man (1969)
Katch 22 - Major Catastrophe, The Katch 22 Story 1966 -1969 (2011) [mp3]
king bruce & the black beats - golden highlife classics from the 1950's & 60's
Peter Ivers-1969 - knight of the blue communion
Riz Ortolani 1968 the bliss of mrs. blossom[ost]
round the gum tree - the british bubblegum explosion!
The baroque beatles book (1965)
The Remains-1966 The Remains (bn26214)
va - treacle toffee world (1966 - 1969) psych apple singles
va - weirdsville - strangeness from the 50s & 60s
va - wig out! rare 60's beat, freakbeat, psych, garage & european beat
@RYP: Thanks so much for EJ!! Cheers Daniel, from hot-hot Spain (38 degrees C)...
Been a lurker here for awhile...special thanks to everyone!! Does any one have Preachin' at Psychedelic Velocity by the Preachers...an Italian band?
@ Anonymous
a little placebo till one don't share a link
https://teensoundrecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-preachers-preaching-at-psychedelic-velocity
Backup-Drive Overflow, Old-Timey/Country/Bluegrass, Load Three of Eight:
- Dick Burnett and Leonard Rutherford, 1927, 7@320
- Dick Hartman, 1928-35, 5@128+
- Dixie Demons, 1935-37, 6@128
- Dixon Brothers - Complete Recorded Works, 1936-38, 121@319
- Dr. Smith's Champion Hoss-Hair Pullers, 1928, 6@320 (except 1)
- Earl Johnson, 1924-37, 27@320
- East Texas Serenaders - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-37, 24@224, 320
- Elry Cash - The Complete Columbia Recordings, 1929, 4@132-146
- Emery Glen, 1927, 4@128, 320
- Emry Arthur, 1928-35, 13@320 (except 2)
- Ernest Phipps - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-28, 13@156-320
- Ernest V. Stoneman, 1925-34, 54@mostly 160-320
- Fiddlin' Doc Roberts, 1925-33, 21@mostly 320
- Fiddlin' John Carson, 1923-27, 12@317-320
- Fiddlin' Powers and Family, 1925-27, 7@VBR
- Four Pickled Peppers, 1938-39, 22@192+
- Frank Hutchison, 1926-29, 18@192-320
- Frank Jenkins, 1928~, 5@320 (except 1)
- Frank Welling (1928-31), 13@320
- Fruit-Jar Guzzlers, 1928, 7@320
Seven-day link (expires August 4):
https://we.tl/14FgHjwekz
(my link, though not my rips)
Cheers!
@ johnny D and Barry E. (could be a good name for a aor duo)
glad you like new pornofgraphers
Today seem a day full of great music share so thanks to all (so sure i don't forget nobody)
@ Anonymous lurker
Found this. Not my rip.
The Preachers - Preachin' at psychedelic velocity
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/7BxSNLYt/file.html
Cheers Pubbi, nice one.
J in (very, very, very wet) Liverpool
Anon asked for this album
preachers - preachin' at psychedelic velocity - 2008.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/NaRZaW2K/file.html
Pubbi, thank you for LOST IN TYME.
The old contributors have only a little bit to say to the current development of the music and especially how it should go on with this blog in the future. Everyone is only makin' his old job (sharing old -or very old- music - and often it is only about thousands of times heard before music and more bad than better made copies and / or remakes of originals - all always deeply rooted in the 50's & 60's ....is this really all ?. There is probably no way out, ... or what ... or right? .... I am just only asking .... I have heard a lot of every kind of music in my life ... but where is the perspective for the future ? I don't want to live only in a musical past. Most of the visitors seem to have no problem with this facts (they are getting older & older & hear always the music from the past when they were at the age of 15 to 25 or even not born). Guys who always play with their playmobil-railroad-tool until death (or what ?). This cannot be the way to satisfaction, ... my old guys & friends at same age as me (here are only older freaks - I know - mostly retired). It makes you not happier to have thousands of music files of the same kind on your computer or elsewhere (believe me).
@Monty: thank you for adding to all the Traffic around here... cheers!
Reposting links for all the Cajun & Swamp Pop I served up a few weeks ago...
Swamp Pop & Cajun
Kevin Mahl - Swamp Pop Brew
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/TSjfGGmm/file.html
Le Band Passe Partout - Cajun Heartland Avec Le Band Passe Partout
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/g4l0zhUl/file.html
Cajun Classics
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/JtKjzZE1/file.html
Southland Rock n Roll - The Early JIN Singles
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/fSmWVqZI/file.html
Promised Land - The Later Jin Singles
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/A4R9lY8Q/file.html
Cookie & The Cupcakes - Kings of Swamp Pop
http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/ckOKiiMV/file.html
Rod Bernard - Swamp Rock n Roller
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/rdgmEJuc/file.html
Allons Cajun Rock n Roll
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/wWnUtHvA/file.html
Shreveport Stomp
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/hNopggTL/file.html
Louisiana Saturday Night
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/M6UyXgoF/file.html
Lafayette Saturday Night
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/wTzjWvsE/file.html
Another Saturday Night
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/6q4VqyQk/file.html
Looking for THE LEGENDARY JAY MILLER SESSIONS VOL.1 – VA - TAG ALONG
Can anyone help me looking for Pigmeat markham here comes the judge full album
The guitarist on Kai Winding's MORE album is NOT Kenny Burrell, despite his having a credit on the cover. It's session stalwart and "water guitar" creator Vinnie Bell! It's one of the best space age pop albums and is well worth hearing.
anonymous (July 29, 2017 at 12:46 AM),
are you a preacher who wants to convert others? Or are you on another mission? You seem to have eaten the holy making luck! You are thinking of problems where no problems are - or you are thinking of unlaid eggs as we say in Germany! This way you can spend your day or your whole life... when you're dead you have the satisfaction to have created a better world. Congratulation!
Tx for the Elmore James.
Thank You Butterboy for the Zappa and the Taj Mahal.
musicyoucan
Thank you Luis for your two posts on New Pornographers.
musicyoucan
Thank You montysmusic for the set of Johnny Horton.
musicyoucan
@anonymous (July 29, 2017 at 12:46 AM),
Why make such comments and remain anonymous.
As far as i can see you have answered your own question. Don't post comments just to be negative. Please don't be confused or worse bitter. Participate by all means and enlighten the TZ'ers, don't criticize. It is you choice to visit this site and it is your choice to accept/not accept the items offered on this FANTASTIC site.
Please enjoy life!
Anonymous in respect
Frank -- I've credited Vinnie Bell as one of the guitar players on Kai Winding's "More". From what I've read he's credited with the "water" sound of the album. But Kenny Burrell is given a marquee spot on the album cover and in the credits. Accordingly I've read that Burrell gave the surf punch that the album maintains. I haven't read anything that says Burrell didn't play on this album. Please pass on any info you have showing Burrell isn't on the record, I'd love to see that. But thanks for your comment. It adds to the discussion and to the wonder.
@anonymous (July 29, 2017 at 12:46 AM),
i'm italian but my first name isn't Piero and my last name isn't scaruffi
so no history of music from me only shitty share.
If you want more new released music there are a lot of site that do it (some as exystence.net have also a rich cbox for user share and chat (must be registered to use both)
if you feel some kind of music aren't properly shared on tz (as f.e Rap Hip Hop, Indie Pop, Shoegaze, extreme metal, contemporary boy and girl band etc) begin to share it and maybe you will be surprise seeing guys on tz appreciating your share, or maybe not.
every share part if is defying for other can be a success or not must.
You must have la faccia di bronzo (is an italian locution used for indicate people who when do something don't think a lot about other criticism when doing something) to frighten criticisms and move on with your idea.
For me the fact you're anonymous isn't a problem.
as i've write before the problem isn't if one is registered or anonymous but the way someone put himself to others and you have expose your criticisms in an heated form but sure without being disrespectful toward others.
The real problem for me is
if you wanna be an active member of Tz sharing the music you feel fit better for the future
or remain inactive (you can share music also if you're anoymous a lot of people sharing music on tz (Rocking Bears, Gaius, Stinky etc) are technically anonymous as users.
In the last case
you'll remain only the guy howling in the dark other feels be a bit annoying because disturbs their rest.
Anonymous -- I wasn't going to but now I've decided to answer your critique of TZers.
Just like the majority of music lovers who come to RYP's site I'm an older guy. I think if you had read my posts over the years you may have guessed my age. I turned 70 this past June. I too have listened to shitloads of music from the time I can barely remember until this very day. Jackie Wilson's 'Lonely Teardrops' was the first record I ever bought and since then I've purchased hundreds. My tastes in music is eclectic, as many TZers will attest, but I've chosen to participate in this blog not because I want to move it forward but because I am comfortable with the people and music shared here.
We all come to RYP's blog with free will and most of us visit other blogs as well. Those who in the past have believed they could change the direction of this blog have long since dropped out.
I listen to the music that I enjoy and I share music that at times gets little support from other TZers. But I like what I share and I'm not trying to fit into the crowd. You've seen what's here and you've commented on it. Maybe it's time for you to drop out and move on.
Had you visited more often in the past you would have noticed that not all of us appreciate anonymous criticism. Criticism is a good thing. Show your face and we will have a robust conversation. Until then, if you don't have the courage, don't say anything.
The Johnny Horton is great! Any chance of disk 1? Thanks!
HEY YO! Montysmusic
Thanks for all the bewildering "Boxes" ...
it's like sticking in your thumb and pulling out a plum or several plums.
THX MOE
Here is THE LEGENDARY JAY MILLER SESSIONS VOL.1 – VA - TAG ALONG :
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/3BSTtysL/file.html
Piero Scaruffi - Yes, an interesting guy.
I can understand the most of the replies to my comment and I accept it.
Keep on rockin'
Hi JohnnyDiego-- check out Dana Countryman's great biography of Jean-Jacques Perrey for the details...
https://www.amazon.com/Passport-Future-Amazing-Electronic-Jean-Jacques/dp/145386587X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1501354296&sr=1-1&keywords=dana+countryman
Gaius said:
@anonymous (July 29, 2017 at 12:46 AM),
Johnny and Luis did say the things that are necessary. But if you would closely look, what - for example - Luis had shared in the past weeks you would have discovered a lot of material which had been published in 2000 and somewhat.
And about 60 percent of my shares are old music. But the rest is music from the last decade. It's always a good idea to look at Discogs (https://www.discogs.com/) when people are sharing music without giving a date. And sometimes you find treasures in a box full music from decades. I think Monty had The Walking Who and their 'Candy Flu', 2011 as a present in recent days. And I shared this fantastic Australian group ("With Roses', 2013 and Lewiside, 2015' some months ago.
Do yourself a favor and have a look at this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RdHYAt0WWU&list=RD9RdHYAt0WWU#t=5
And if you think, "that is my music" (as I did) you are free to look for all these bands and share them here (I think I have 80% of these bands).
thank You Earthbound for the THE LEGENDARY JAY MILLER SESSIONS VOL.1 – VA - TAG ALONG
@Anonymous, I don't understand your criticism, because there are several other music blogs for you to visit it this isn't your cup of tea.
I don't know 90% of the music shared here, most of the artists are totally unknown to me & as such, much of the music isn't my cup of tea, but I'm not going to criticize a blog because it's not what I want it to be.
I visit this blog because I can learn about artists & music that I don't know about & if I'm lucky, I just might find something that I've been looking for, like a moth or wo ago when a member shared a Carl Hall compilation CD.
But more than that, I pass through here because I truly like the spirit of the regulars here. In a world such as ours, it's good to see people who are kindred spirits. There is far less drama here than exists on most music forums, many of which are bogged down due to egos, jealousy & folks who tend to pass through taking shots at people, while NEVER contributing anything other than snide comments & criticsm.
Kinda what you did above.
Folks like this are like guys who go to whorehouses, then complain about the naked women there. If it's not for you, it's not for you. No one's forcing you to come here, so if what is shared here, FOR FRR, at that, isn't to your liking, it seems as though the intelligent & more productive thing to do, is visit blogs which have music which is more to your liking.
How do you come to someone's house, then tell them that they should change their curtains & carpets in order to make YOU comfortable? And what would you say to anyone who attempted to do that to you?
it is what it is & no one is forced to come here. It seems to make little sense to me to complain about what goes on in a blog, when you could simply pass it by. That would seem to be a common sense choice & a very easy thing to do. Then again, I have to remind myself that it seems as though common sense just isn't as common these days as it used to be.
And we're all the worse for it.
Ty jdaman my thoughts but I couldnt find the words 'anon' could also set up his own blog.
This blog is full of lovely folk a lot of whom I have great respect for their knowledge of their favourite music is astounding and they share it with 'no strings' that is LOVE
TZ is the Loveboat
Tx Billy K. Great Cajun & Swamp. Much Obliged.
montysmusic,
well, well said, your words are touching me deep!
Thanks you Pub for your post. Thanks to RYP, Gyro & all the wonderful guys who share great music on this blog.
Thanks Rocking Bear for Piano Magic - Low Birth Weight and to montysmusic for the DDDBM&T collection.
@ RYP
Thanks for Elmore James
Hmm, yes i've listen in the past to "dust my broom", but on a cd with a horrible sound, so happy to hear this song with a great sound
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