One of the early groups to define the Garage Rock revival in Detroit and the United States, Fortune & Maltese (a/k/a Fortune and Maltese and The Phabulous Pallbearers) are a five-piece Detroit-based garage band. Formed in 1993 in Kalamazoo & Ann Arbor, MI by Michael Maltese, Freddy Fortune, Nat Cromlech, Dusty Sexton and J.C. Graves, they have toured The United States, Europe and Canada with their particular brand of 1960s-influenced music and have been featured in the films "It Came From Detroit" and on the soundtrack to the Russ Meyer-homage "Pervert ".In November 2010 Fortune and Maltese were named "No. 35" in their "Detroit's Greatest Hits That Should Have Been" list with their single "Leave No Stone Unturned" / "Time Has Gone" (Get Hip) 1997.
In 2013 Freddy Fortune and Michael Maltese appeared with other Detroit musicians as Benedict Arnold & The Traitors to play in San Diego with Paul Revere & The Raiders' front man Mark Lindsay at the Ugly Things Magazines 30th Anniversary Celebration. - wiki
members:Drums [Premier], Percussion – Dusty Sexton / Vocals, Bass [Kent], Percussion – J.C. Graves / Vocals, Guitar [Fender] – Nat Cromlech / Vocals, Organ [Vox, Farfisa], Percussion [Rhythm Section] – Michael Maltese / Vocals, Percussion – Freddy Fortune
trax:
1. Wig Wam Promo 2. Wig Wam 3. No Dice 4. Fool'S Gold 5. Gone Gone Gone 6. Wicked Weed 7. Take My Word 8. Don'T Mind If I Do 9. (Kent Burglund) Action Man 10. Let'S Dance 11. Bamboozled Again 12. Low Man (On Her Totem Pole) 13. Try A Little Harder 14. I Just Don'T Care 15. Chase You 16. I Found A New Love 17. Golden Arm 18. The Bummer 19. Black Hood 20. Du Toc (Bonus Cut) 21. Louise (Bonus Cut)
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Fortune & Maltese And The Phabulous Pallbearers "Fortune & Maltese And The Phabulous Pallbearers"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/zsqJdRqy/file.html
Here are volumes 9, 11 & 12 in this series. To answer a question asked yesterday, volumes 1 and 10 (both featuring Elmore James) were posted on the main page a few days ago.
Various Artists – Anthology Of The Blues - Archive Series Vol 9 – Mississippi Blues
Kent KST9009 (USA)
This rip = Musidisc 30AB 5609 (France)
1. Boyd Gilmore - All In My Dreams (3:23)
2. Boyd Gilmore - Just An Army Boy (2:46)
3. Houston Boines - Superintendant Blues (2:52)
4. Houston Boines - Monkey Motion (2:36)
5. Charlie Booker - Charlie's Boogie Woogie (2:35)
6. Charlie Booker - Moonrise Blues (3:06)
7. Boyd Gilmore - Take A Little Walk With Me (2:39)
8. Boyd Gilmore - If That's Your Gal (2:29)
9. Charlie Booker - Rabbit Blues (2:25)
10. Charlie Booker - No Riding Blues (2:58)
11. Houston Boines - Going Home (2:21)
12. Houston Boines - Relation Blues (2:41)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back)
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/qKxd9e25/file.html
B.B. King – Anthology Of The Blues - Archive Series Vol 11 – B.B. King, 1949-1950
Musidisc 30AB 5611 (France 1970)
1. Gotta Find My Baby (2:26)
2. My Own Fault, Darlin' (Aka It's My Fault) (3:28)
3. That Ain't The Way To Do It (2:18)
4. B.B. Blues (2:28)
5. She's Dynamite (2:31)
6. Questionnaire Blues (2:59)
7. A New Way Of Driving (1:57)
8. The Other Night Blues (3:43)
9. B.B. Boogie (3:13)
10. Walkin' And Cryin' (3:29)
11. Everything I Do Is Wrong (2:26)
12. She Don't Move Me No More (3:12)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/knARzNZp/file.html
Various Artists - Anthology Of The Blues - Archive Series Vol 12 – West Coast Blues
Kent Records KST 9012
01. Mercy Dee - Stubborn Woman (2:57)
02. Mercy Dee - Have You Ever (2:45)
03. Jimmy Nelson - T-99 Blues (3:04)
04. Pee Wee Crayton - Blues After Hours (3:04)
05. Pee Wee Crayton - Texas Hop (2:59)
06. Saunders King - S.K. Blues (part 1) (3:28)
07. J.W. Walker - Sitting Here Wondering (2:41)
08. J.W. Walker - J.W.'s Blues (2:32)
09. James Reed - Dr Brown (3:26)
10. James Reed - You Better Hold Me (2:34)
11. Roy Hawkins - Strange Land (2:48)
12. Saunders King - S.K. Blues (part 2) (2:57)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back)
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/PQsXq5p4/file.html
CAPTAIN BEEFHEART & HIS MAGIC BAND - SAFE AS MILK (1967)
Authentic USA Mono Version
01. Sure 'Nuff 'n Yes I Do
02. Zig Zag Wanderer
03. Call on Me
04. Dropout Boogie
05. I'm Glad
06. Electricity
07. Yellow Brick Road
08. Abba Zaba
09. Plastic Factory
10. Where There's Woman
11. Grown So Ugly
12. Autumn's Child
All Tracks Are The Original Mono Mixes
Never Available on CD/Official Download in Historically Accurate Mono Version
Source:
- Safe As Milk (LP, Album, Mono, Red) Buddah Records BDM 1001 USA 1967
- Nothing else.
Vinyl Recorded & Mastered using:
- Technics 1210mk2
- Jelco SA-750D Tonearm
- Audio Technica AT33PTG MC
- Pro-Ject Tube Box SE-2 (using a matched pair of Genalex Gold Lion tubes)
- RME ADI-2 A/D Interface @ 24/96
- Audition 3.0 (editing, manual clean up)
- Click Repair 3.9.1 (light automatic click setting)
All mono recordings were mastered from a single stereo channel, except on most of Tr. 6 and the ending of Tr. 10 L+R folding was done.
Transfer & Restoration by Prof. Stoned
Mastering Note:
I'm happy to present the full original mono mix of this album in about as-good-as-it-gets quality. This was sourced from a near-mint unworn USA mono pressing and meticulously restored for optimal sound reproduction. This version corrects the numerous errors that plague the Sundazed release from 2013.
In short, the Sundazed turned out to be intricate patchjob from a poor mono needledrop and a folded stereo source*. When confronted with evidence, label owner Bob Irwin angrily denounced it but felt compelled to admit he had used patches from another source on the intros. However, he then changed his stance on what these alternative sources were two times, before deleting his message altogether.
According to the liner notes on the 1999 Buddha reissue, the mono masters weren't in the vaults in the late '90s. It is well-known that a lot of monaural mastertapes were simply thrown out back in the '70s to save some storage space. Now, of course, the average consumer definitely prefers a tape-sourced remastered edition over one that comes from vinyl, but falsely advertising one's product as something it isn't (namely, a true mono mix sourced from a tape) is much worse.
* long discussion, starts at this page, goes on until the end:
forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/captain-beefheart-safe-as-milk-from-the-mono-master-on-sundazed.291719/page-15
Notes:
So many fantastic records came out 50 years ago in that magical year 1967. This one stayed under the radar of most listeners, at the time, but has gained significant recognition since then. Like his old mate FZ, Don van Vliet was a gifted musician and relentless bandleader, who refused to compromise his vision in any way. This debut record is a culmination of years of working, absorbing and polishing.
It still sounds as urgent and bewildering today as it did so long ago. Granted, the sound quality may not be what it could have been (it has that typical distorted "RCA Studios sound"), but at least this mono version remedies some of the more distracting flaws of the stereo mix. Please bear in mind the mono version was only ever issued in the USA in 1967, when the format was already fading from public view (the UK mono is a folddown from the stereo mix), so not too many people heard it back in the day.
So here it is, just in time for its 50th anniversary.
FLAC: 16bit/44.1kHz (CD Quality)
password: profstoned
http://filecloud.io/rmht17q8l
or
http://www.filefactory.com/file/2sfw925 ... SAM_LR.rar
SPECIAL HIGH RESOLUTION DOWNLOAD FOR AUDIOPHILIACS
FLAC: 24bit/96kHz (DVD Quality)
password: profstoned
http://filecloud.io/rdapghqco
or
http://www.filefactory.com/file/x5u0s51 ... SAM_HR.rar
MR. GLORIA'S HEAD - Darling's Out Of Cocktail...
Alive Records ?– ALIVE0026 (1996)
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/sROuv1a1/file.html
If Gallon Drunk had a scruffier, stonier American cousin -- not as much Birthday
Party regard and psychotic Cramps edge to be sure, but in terms of finding a
snaky, just-threatening enough blend of cool and rough-edged garage psych -- at
points Mr. Gloria's Head was probably it. Darling's Out of Cocktail makes for a
fun listen as a result, though a more contextual one. While any number of bands
were proclaiming a lounge revival and falling flat on their faces, the members of
this San Francisco-based trio sounded like they were out for a little more blood
("Drunk and Useless" certainly doesn't do much in terms of glamorizing demon
drink). The Brian Jonestown Massacre likely also provided a sense of Bay Area
community, though Nick Lamagna and company are less ones for getting messily out
of their heads as they are delivering their songs with sly intensity. "Join Me in
Nowhere" is the most overtly trip-out song, but Lamagna's singing doesn't really
need the echo. Elsewhere, vocals are often given the Jesus & Mary Chain echo-
drawl-whine approach ("Strawberry Ann" is practically an outtake from Automatic,
while "Crack It" could be Jim and William Reid getting a bit funky in their own
way). There are some more oddly hippied-out bits throughout the album, but if
"Mass Mind Control" and its blend of singalong, whistling, and hip-hop breaks
plus the slow-burn guitars could be an anthem for rising up against the Man, the
concerns voiced have their roots in a more modern situation. Goofier numbers like
"Liquor and Weapons" and the semi-alt-rock parody "No More Choruses," the latter
introduced as a mock live jam at "the Paradise Lounge" with help from "these
creeps from Dysfunctional Family," keep the tone of the album nicely balanced
between slow-burn restraint and letting one's hair down -- Ned Raggett (Allmusic)
Honestly, I don't know anything about this band and I can't remember when I
bought their one and only CD. The other day I was browsing through the banana
boxes from the Garage Sale That Wasn't, found this, gave it another listen, and
decided that it really wasn't too bad and that probably some TZer would like it.
Garage? I don't know, definitely a bit harder edged than I'm familiar with.
Sounds more like the post-Nirvana rock that I thumbed my nose at. But who knows?
Lots of guest artists. Give it a try. -- JohnnyDiego
01 Ugliness Can Make You Kind
02 Mass Mind Control
03 Liquor And Weapons
04 Strawberry Ann
05 Darling's Out Of Cocktail...
06 Crack It
07 No More Choruses
08 Drunk And Useless
09 Mass Mind Control, Pt. 2
10 Join Me In Nowhere
Cleanly tagged
Booklet included
Some Saturday soul...
Who were Porgy And The Monarchs?
Many soul fans will know If It’s For Real, IMHO one of the most achingly beautiful break-up ballads ever produced. But Porgy and the boys knew how to make their audience dance too, and only God (if there is one) can explain why they didn’t achieve more, or record more.
The group included Porgy, alias Napoleon Eugene Williams, Richard Parks and his brother John, and they were from the Bronx in NYC.
They worked for various producers including Teddy Randazzo, Richard Tee, Floyd McRae and Gene Redd. Apparently Randazzo worked with them towards the end of his time with Little Anthony, and the Royalties at Musicor.
They put out half a dozen singles starting with a cracking doo-wop take on Maurice Williams' “Stay”, with an equally good flip. Then on to Musicor and the great If It’s For Real, and three equally good dancers. Next up a release, on what I believe was their own label, Sylves. The same tracks also appeared on Verve, the label that put out their final release too. Porgy came up with one solo effort, and then years later, a trio of unreleased tracks surfaced, where else, on the UK Kent label on various compilations.
And that was that. I suspect there may well still be other treasures in the vaults, but no compilation that I know of has ever surfaced, until now!
So I present to you Porgy And The Monarchs - If It’s For Real
Personally I love this set, and I have been playing it on repeat for the last week. I hope the TZ soul set will love it too - I’m sure many of the tracks will be familiar, but now they’re all under one roof.
Discography:
Mala - Stay/Somebody Said (I'd Cry Someday) 1963
Musicor - That Girl/If It's For Real Baby 1966
Musicor - My Heart Cries For More/Think Twice Before You Walk Away 1966
Sylves - That's My Girl/The Girl And The Boy 1966
Verve - That’s My Girl/(That) Boy And Girl 1968
Verve - Love Chain/Magic Music Makers 1968
Sylves - Lonely Man’s Hum/Instrumental - Porgy Williams solo 1975
And the all important link:
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/gPenn88f/file.html
Gaius said:
Maybe I could spend a little time today to provide you with some newer psychedelic stuff. Some of theses bands I want to introduce do have a little history, some are completely new, having published some EP's or their first or second CD. In addition there's some old stuff, which I hopefully will find accidentally in the depth of my old files.
But I want to start with a reformed UK band. Slowdive have had their success in the 90 and 'Souvlaki, 1993' has to be seen as their breakthrough:
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/MJAO4WJu/file.html
Now Slowdive is back after having stopped music for about 20 years. Here is their s/t album from 2017:
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/NBESaw3r/file.html
Third Whale is one of these new groups, I never heard of before. They are from Oslo, Norway and present psychedelic hard stuff à la Motorpsycho.
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/traxclZh/file.html
The Wheat Fields are an Aussie Band that never was shared (I believe) from our contributors from down under. Here is their first EP with some additional material. 'Heaven is a Place where nothing ever happens, 2012". Don't know, if this bands have had made further musical efforts:
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/fbsrNXS7/file.html
(Iwika and friends from down under: What's going on, is there anything else with The Wheat Fields?
And out of this list, here's Albert Collins and 'Frostbite, 1980':
https://yadi.sk/d/tzg2b6t-RJUVa
Thanks for this share RYP very nice sounding group
here's the latest sixties single clearout box set
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/ju6Jrr1Ls9
1 file
sixties singles clearout box 4.zip
I listened to Filet Of Soul-Freedom which is a great soul album and thought I'd look for more of their albums[but they only made one] and came across Jan & Dean's album of the same name Filet of Soul which is quite enjoyable with a few Beatles covers..so here they are[my links]
jan & dean - filet of soul.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/NREGVWW6/file.html
filet of soul (live) [1966].zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/7spGXEwd/file.html
FILET OF SOUL - 1969 - Freedom @320.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/X4fdYJNA/file.html
Gaius said:
Here are two bands which sometimes sound like having survived some resurrection process. Diamond Incarnation is a band from Austria (a country which is underestimated here on TZ). It's a one man-project of Daniele Bovio, assisted from some friends. Here the big shadow in the background are The Verve and their music. Diamond Incarnation had published a handful of EP's in the past five years. Here are three of them:
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AntIfScR6eJEmR68iFlf9YAX32vZ
Lost And Found is the first album by The Happy Fallen, a solo project from Manchester's Neale James, an artist who's worked with the likes of Craig Gannon, John Bramwell, Stella Grundy and Ivor Perry. The Happy Fallen is him branching out on his own and the results are quite spectacular and sometimes you can hear The Velvets shining through.
This album is a collection of old and new recordings. The older recordings have been remixed, remastered with new vocals and instruments added. "Lost and found, 2015':
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/fcJ22xua/file.html
And here is the Adam and Eve EP. All songs written and performed by Monica Ward and Neale James (Wav-Files):
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/D5Z1CZEv/file.html
And something additional music from the past. Here's Al Stewart with 'Orange, 1972', some UK Folk-Rock:
https://yadi.sk/d/J4lIfwjWRJYyk
Raphael Wressnig, based in Austria but frequently on the road, is not your ordinary B-3 organ player. He’s actually one of a kind: a young master of the imposing, large instrument who is expansive in his breadth of expertise. He’s technically fluent in the blues, in jazz, in soul, and in funk, and he concocts exciting mixed-genre music from his fervid imagination. Versatile Wressnig doesn’t flaunt his virtuosic talent for the sake of spectacle but rather backs up his every movement on the keyboards, the drawbar and the bass pedal boards with a fierce emotional commitment.
Influenced by royal predecessors like Jimmy Smith, Shirley Scott, Booker T. Jones and Joe Zawinul, Wressnig has taken his music around the world: the entire European Union, Russia, the Middle East, Asia, parts of Africa, the Caribbean, North and South America. This self-effacing musician, a native of Graz in southeast Austria, has recorded at least 20 feature albums and appeared as a guest on about 50 others. He has grabbed the attention of an international claque of critics and has been honored with a nomination as "Best Organ Player of the Year" at the DownBeat Critics Poll in 2013, 2015, 2016 & 2017.Raphael Wresting Official site
here's a selection of his albums [my links]
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/2ktTB33ZfO
1 file
Raphael Wressnig box set.zip
Pudge requested
Wheeler, Billy Edd.zip
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/IYRvidhx/file.html
1964 - billy edd wheeler - memories of america-ode to a little brown shack out back.zip
http://www40.zippyshare.com/v/FRaC8Uvq/file.html
couple of nice country folk albums
Gaius said:
Here's another Australian Band from the Melbourne area, called Smile. Their first album, Life Choices, 2013, is here:
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/A7U59acC/file.html
The second album is 'Rhythm Method, 2016':
http://www80.zippyshare.com/v/FbD8EWwM/file.html
New Candys is a fantastic band from Italy playing psychedelic music. Their sound reminds me to one of my favorite bands, The Asteroid #4. They have published two albums until now: 'Stars reach the Abyss, 2014' and 'New Candys as Medicine, 2015' And really that's it.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AntIfScR6eJEmTVWlBz-fT_YjMYp
At least some old stuff. Here's Al Stewart with 'Time passages, 1978':
https://yadi.sk/d/uXK7Py7kRJVGS
Can anybody post the other Courettes stuff? Cheers!
So much interesting stuff so early I don't know where to start. Thanks to all.
Beefheart's Safe As Milk is a record that I've had since it first came out, an underappreciated classic before its time. Thanks for that one, Jimmie Dee.
And Porgy and the Monarchs looks appealing, SoulTime. Thanks. Another sixties box and an Austrian to boot. Falco is the only Austrian I know unless I put my thinking cap on and sit awhile.
Again, thanks to everyone. I'll be downloading everything on this page I've so far seen.
(I downloaded your share, RYP, just as the sun came up here on the west coast of New England.)
neo psyche/garage/power pop vol 1
albums are
AL SIMONES - From The Electric Cornfield [USA psychedelic 2009]
AUTORAMAS - Demo-Tape (1998)
Autoramas - Música Crocante (2011)
Brat Farrar
Brat Farrar II (2014, P. Trash)
Cotton Mather-(1992) the crafty flower arranger
flashcubes - bright lights
Fortunate Sons The - A tribute to CCR
fortunate sons-hammerhead (12'' ep + bonus)
gimmies - auto shut off....any questions
Kyuss-(1991) Wretch
Mesa Cosa - YaYa Brouhaha
Mesa Cosa-2012 - INFERNAL CAKEWALK
strange things 1987 psychedelic garden flexi's
the gimmies - roll up [off the hip 2009]
The Neumans-st[garage]
The Tedio Boys-outer space shit
The Vibes-(1985) Inner Wardrobes Of Your Mind (ep)
Thee Wylde Oscars-Tales of Treachery & The Nefarious Deeds of The Scurrilous Resurrection Men!-2017
wavves - you're welcome (2017)
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/eXrUCFeIER
1 file
neo psyche:garage:power pop vol 1.zip
Ty for the New Candies Gaius nice share
Jd mentioned Safe As Milk twas a album I could never get my head round not listened for many a year maybe its time to revisit
God is My-Copilot (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_Is_My_Co-Pilot_(band))
is a Nyc experimental queercore band active from 1991.
here two compilation
1995 history of music vol 1
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/gZEob3ZG/file.html
1996 history of music vol 2
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/s4tGlevC/file.html
Oddments box vol 27[my link]
albums are
Arthur Adams - Home Brew[blues]
audrey & orwell - stairwells
Barry Ryan-And God Said Let There Be Rockabilly-2008
Beach Slang-Cheap Thrills on a Dead End Street[2014]
Beatsteaks-Smack Smash[punk]
Brian Sands - Reheated Chocolate Tangos Ep
Casino Versus Japan-Go Hawaii
Coast To Coast - Overture And Beginners
Damien Youth-Sunfield
dixie witch - into the sun
Floating Points-Elaenia
Grimes-Art Angels[art pop]2015
GT39 - Heart Full Of Soul (Covers of The Yardbirds Songs, Part I)
Hanne Haller - Die Unvollendeten Lieder
Imagine Dragons-2013 - Night Visions[320]
Leaf Hound-Nickles And Dimes
Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul - Freedom No Compromise
Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul - Men Without Women
Peter frampton - 2010 Thank You Mr. Churchill[plus bonus tracks] [320]
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Plays Prog Rock Classics
The Golden Dawn-1988 My Secret World (sarah009)
Vivien Vee - Americano (1988)
Waxahatchee-Cerulean Salt[indie folk]
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/zJd7C2Bcqh
1 file
Oddments box vol 27.zip
many Thanks for a lot of guys today
beginning with Johnny diego, searnav, monty, Jimmie Dee and course Ryp
some special thanks to
Gaius
one thanks for sharing one of my favorite band Slowdive (Sure a mine fav i love also Mojave 3 the other band formed by N.Halstead and R.Goswell and some of their solo stuff. In my twenty i've also a crush on Rachel Goswell )
Thanks also for some less know artist
Diamond incarnations (ps. don't believe only Austrian music is a bit underrated on tz)
New Candy's (believe i've had only their debut ep on a now defunkt external hd)
and aussie band Smile and White fields (also if i'm not from Antipodes can say on the white fields bandcamp (https://wheat-fields.bandcamp.com/) is avaliable also another ep Saturnalia released in 2013 (is avaliable for download with name your price option)
thanx for the 60's box
Thank you so much montysmusic for the Billy Edd Wheeler.
Greatly appreciated.
VA-Love Poetry and Revolution[3cd] 320 A journey Through The British Psychedelic And Underground Scenes 1966-1972
My Rips/links[Art/booklet from WWW]
cd 1.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/zTVgFUID/file.html
cd 2.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/SPY0l4jj/file.html
cd 3.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/2AWUMtnI/file.html
Love Poetry and Revolution[3cd] Booklet.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/TZe6QHPy/file.html
These links are fading. Don't let them die.
C'est si bon Song Swarm 1
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/b8OrQUTc/file.html
C'est si bon Song Swarm 2
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/b8OrQUTc/file.html
French popular song composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with lyrics by André Hornez.
Includes Sun Ra, The Chantells, Eartha Kitt, Conway Twitty. 35 different artists
in all.
The Swingle Singers - Ferris Wheels (2009)
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/9pHWQuJC/file.html
Jazz vocal group doing contemorary tunes
The Immediate Singles Collection, Vol. 1
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/U4xJ9yrp/file.html
The Immediate Singles Collection, Vol. 2
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/CxysdxAy/file.html
Started in 1965 by The Rolling Stones' manager Andrew Loog Oldham and Tony Calder
and concentrating on the London-based blues and R&B scene
Claudine Longet - The Very Best Of
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/0Qtf3zxO/file.html
Delicate french voice that makes me drool. I don't care who she killed
Charles Brown - Cool Christmas Blues (1994)
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/W27f6rJG/file.html
Christmas has never been this cool
Memphis Minnie - The Essential [Disc 1]
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/fwtfDDhs/file.html
Memphis Minnie - The Essential [Disc 2]
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/1VGxFVoS/file.html
30s and 40s country blues singer/guitar player
Nico - Desertshore (1970)
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/LAztzIqf/file.html
Produced by John Cale
The Turtles - Wooden Head (1969)
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/M5D1hgRw/file.html
Their last album as The Turtles - Later Flo & Eddie
Mbube-Wimoweh Song Swarm
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/d8ZOQwga/file.html
20 different versions of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"
Big Band, Blues & Boogie
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/HrbPv4el/file.html
King New Breed Rhythm & Blues (Ace)
(This is one of may favorite RnB comps ever - a must-get!)
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/OtdFPCGw/file.html
Night Train to Nashville Vol. 2
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/YfuO18JZ/file.html
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/p6ELM5nF/file.html
Rhythm & Blues Legends (Time-Life)
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/ZCfrqZmO/file.html
JimmyDee: Fascinating info on the "Safe As Milk" mono mix. Thanks. Record company indifference to product is what made me start doing my own needledrops. I also wonder if they got the playing speed right -- another thorn in my side.
SoulTime59: Appreciate the Porgy and the Monarchs. "It's a Dream..." has always been one of my fave soul numbers.
Wow, what a huge blast of intriguing offerings today. Thanks to all who make TZ a can't-miss blogosphere destination.
Gaius said,
Monty, we should say that those "Fortunate Sons" you've shared above in your box, had nothing to to with the band 'The Fortunate Sons' you and me shared a couple of days ago. As I have mentioned, there is a Creedence Clearwater Revival-Tribute Band, who repeat the sound that better men had done. That's what you offer today.
Here's Willie Nelson and 'The Troublemaker, 1976':
https://yadi.sk/d/HyqCrm8IVVp3K
not everything out of Bavaria (south east Germany) is good, but this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=In-MHHbQwpo
lovely Claudia Koreck makes a big one.
Hermann
Thanks to montysmusic for Billie Ed Wheeler. Such a great songwriter.
Still Clearing Out My Hard Drive...
Jazz/Swing Overflow, Load Eight:
- Dexter Gordon (1961-82), @192-224
- Django Reinhardt (1935-53), most @192-224
- Don Redman, 1931-46, VBR
- Dorsey Brothers, 1934-45, VBR
- Earl Burtnett's Biltmore Hotel Orchestra, 1929-30, VBR
- Earl 'Fatha' Hines (1922-50), most @320
- Eartha Kitt (1993), @128-192
- Eddie and Sugar Lou's Hotel Tyler Orchestra, 1926-29, @320
- Eddie Condon (1927-41), most @319
- Eddie Lang (1925-32), most @320
Seven-day link:
https://we.tl/2PAgj3s13l
Cheers!
Hi Monty
Thanks for the latest Oddments Box but have you posted Oddments Vol. 26? I've looked back through the last few days posts to where you posted Vol. 25 but I couldn't find it.
Thanks for the info Gaius Ill be deleting that album from my box
Does anyone have any Kaiser Chiefs to share? - BIG THANX! Hugs & kisses!!!
I was wondering if volume 1 of The Glory Days of Aussie Pub Rock had been posted? I noticed Volune 2 earlier this week. Thanks!
@JohnnyDiego: Thank you for the Memphis Minnie!
Ditto the intriguing swarms - which have gotten me to wondering whether you've ever pulled together swarms for some of the heavily-recorded older standards, such as "St. James Infirmary", "Salty Dog", and "Shave 'Em Dry". For those of us who wind up the Victrola before cuing up the cloudstream, those would be an interesting listen. ...not to suggest you're not busy enough already.
(Wait a minute - "west coast of New England"?)
Apologies, but whenever I see or hear "C'est si bon", I immediately start singing Alan Sherman's "I See Bones". Really, it's like a tourette reaction - heh.
Hi Friends.
Do you have any of these discs?
The Outta Sites – Shake All Night (2013)
The Outta Sites – Outta Sites, Outta Mind (2015)
The Outta Sites – Rock & Roll Dance Party (2014)
The Outta Sites – Martian Jive (2014)
The Outta Sites – Let Yourself Go (2015)
The Outta Sites – Outta Mind (2016)
MFC Chicken – Solid Gravy! (2014)
MFC Chicken – Goin' Chicken Crazy (2016)
MFC Chicken – Lake Bears! (2015)
The Martian Denny Orchestra – Crossfire (2012)
The Martian Denny Orchestra – En El Espacio
Thank you very much to all.
A greeting
The Windy City Strugglers - Shine On (2008)
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/896bZtwF/file.html
@320, Digipak cover.
Info
http://www.muzic.net.nz/artists/792/windy-city-strugglers-the
Iwika
Thanks Gaius, I recently found Slowdive and think it's great. So your share of earlier 1993 is appreciated.
Thanks
The Milkshakes have been posted up here, I downloaded them at the time but for some reasons I lost them. Can find them in the main posts so they must have been in the comments. Anyone knows more or less when that was?
Psyclist,
I've posted on the main page 15 albums by the Milkshakes from August 03.2015 - September 27. 2015
That's what I thought... thx ... I didn't look far enough back
@ Manny kent no Oddments vol 26 is not on TZ at the mo but will be on a newer post today thanks for the interest
Too bad all links are dead. Anyone still has links of the Milkshakes?
just have to tip my hat to the founder of this great, great blog site and all of its followers and contributors, what a treat, pleasure and joy, thx to all of you!!!!!!
Gracias Montysmusic por el disco de The Neumans. Saludos
Barbara B
@ Psyclist
if none provide link for milkshakes
can find some of their stuff
here
https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3223323
Thx Luis, I found the whole thing back. It was located on an old forgotten disc. Phew. All the over 5GB Billy Childish stuff...
@SoulTime59,
Many thanks for Porgy & The Monarchs and Barbara Mercer. I appreciate your compilations very much.
Thanks Jimmie Dee for the mono CAPTAIN BEEFHEART & HIS MAGIC BAND - SAFE AS MILK and to Gaius for the psych (especially The New Candys) and montysmusic for Love Poetry and Revolution. Great shares....cheers!
Thanks to Gyro & RYP, and to montysmusic for the British psyche. looking forward to it.
- d.
Thanks RYP
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