trax:1. That Girl Needed Kissin' - Ed Thompson & The Rovin' Ramblers 2. The Chicken & The Bop - Bob Shippell & The Royals 3. I Never Had a Girl - Lafay Hawkins 4. Walk It Off - Eddie Lloyd 5. Christene - Little Hank & The Rhythm Kings 6. Just Walk Right In - Duke Ra-Tray 7. Blues Beat - The Astronauts 8. Stop - Nick Venet 9. Walkin' Out - Dwight James & The Rockin' Knights 10. Skale Up - Teddy Bear Bond & The Bondsmen 11. Charge It - Roy Templin & The Credit Cards 12. Manara - The Impacts 13. Crewnecks and Khakis - The Crewnecks 14. I'm Gonna Rock Away My Worries - Jim Stevens & Sue Patrick 15. Havin' a Ball - Freeda Boxx & The Rockin' Aces 16. Gonna Get Rich in '66 - Calvin Boles & Gang 17. Waitin' At the Station - Jim Stevens & Sue Patrick 18. Room 207 - The Upsetters 19. Move Out Lotus - Jim Moore & The Eliminators 20. Blues I Can't Hide - Eddie Jackson 21. The Big Junk - The Crew 22. Hot Wire - The Crew 23. Cheating Woman - Larry Dallas 24. Jailhouse - Pete Beavers & The Westernairs 25. Loco - The Upsetters 26. Only Teenagers Allowed - Jackie Walker 27. Red Rose Tea (Live) - The Zeke Jackson Show 28. Easy Pickin's - Jack Brierton & The Chordsmen 29. Sold Out - Gene Price & The Chordsmen 30. Take My Love - My Name Is Johnny 31. Strange Kisses - My Name Is Johnny
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In case these were missed before:
Charles Mingus - Oh Yeah (1966) Vinyl @320
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/dqdE95gu/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Mingus-Oh-Yeah/release/1138017
Serge Gainsbourg - Gainsbourg – Couleur Café Vol.3 : 1963 • 1964 (CD) @320
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/QstAaMOu/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Gainsbourg-Couleur-Café-Vol3-1963-1964/release/1711275
Chairmen Of The Board – In Session (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/bEOBiAit/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Chairmen-Of-The-Board-In-Session/release/1869446
The 5th Dimension – Portrait (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/K9MIKBCz/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/5th-Dimension-The-Portrait/release/588266
Simtec Simmons – Simtec (1977) Vinyl @320
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/k9z3Og49/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Simtec-Simmons-Simtec/release/2643874
King Sunny Adé & His African Beats – Synchro System (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/40269297/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/King-Sunny-Ad%C3%A9-His-African-Beats-Synchro-System/release/661002
Various Artists– For Our Children (1991) CD @320
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/85313842/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-For-Our-Children/release/3115165
Jimmie Dale Gilmore - After Awhile (1991) CD
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/tFL6F0Uz/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/after-awhile-mw0000263544
Jimmie Dale Gilmore - Spinning Around The Sun (1993) CD
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/61551823/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/spinning-around-the-sun-mw0000096140
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
John Lee Hooker - Gotta Boogie, Gotta Sing (1948-1954, Jasmine 2017)
Jasmine's first John Lee Hooker release 'Blues In Transition 1955-1959' (JASCD562) concentrated on the recordings he made for his core audience and the emerging college folk scene which helped to propel him to international fame. This second excursion into the iconic bluesman's prolific career focuses on his material from late 1948 to 1954. By early 1949 'Boogie Chillen' was #1 on Billboard's R&B chart and was reputed to have sold over a million copies. It is these numerous boogie recordings that are collected on disc one of this unique package. Most of these discs are solo but several do feature other musicians and special note should be made of the contributions made to several tracks by these other musicians. Eddie Burns plays Harmonica on "Miss Eloise" and Eddie Kirkland provides blistering guitar work to "Four Women In My Life", "How Can You Do It" and "Leave My Wife Alone". The second CD collects together many of his notable blues ballads and mid-tempo songs again on one full length CD. This CD is a must for blues fans and the uninitiated alike. Sit back and prepare yourself to be entranced by John Lee Hooker's almost hypnotic guitar style and before long you'll be stomping your feet to his unique brand of boogie.
Disc: 1
1. Boogie Chillen'
2. Boogie Woogie
3. Low Down Midnight Boogie
4. Stomp Boogie
5. 609 Boogie
6. Boogie Awhile
7. Weeping Willow Boogie
8. Hoogie Boogie
9. Do the Boogie
10. Talkin' Boogie
11. Miss Pearl Boogie
12. Slim's Stomp
13. 21 Boogie
14. Never Satisfied
15. John L's House Rent Boogie
16. Boogie Now
17. How Can You Do It
18. Four Women in My Life
19. Leave My Wife Alone
20. Rock House Boogie
21. Walking the Boogie
22. Lonely Boy Boogie
23. Pouring Down Rain
24. Too Much Boogie
25. I'm a Boogie Man
Disc: 2
1. Gotta Boogie
2. Sally May
3. Twister Blues
4. Shady Grove Blues
5. Drifting from Door to Door
6. Crawlin' King Snake
7. Whistlin' and Moanin' Blues
8. Build Myself a Cave
9. Miss Eloise
10. Wednesday Evening
11. One More Time
12. Notoriety Woman
13. Queen Bee
14. Don't You Remember Me
15. How Long Must I Be Your Slave?
16. Tease Me Baby
17. Ramblin' By Myself
18. Johnny Lee's Mood
19. Turn Over a New Leaf
20. I Got the Key
21. It's Stormin' and Rainin'
22. Let's Talk It Over
23. Love Money Can't Buy
24. Blue Monday
25. Lovin' Guitar Man
26. Down Child
27. Nothin' But Trouble
CD1
http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/KnR7wxa2/file.html
CD2
http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/ZjucZ5qD/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Gotta-Boogie-ORIGINAL-RECORDINGS-REMASTERED/dp/B06VWMPLBW
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Get Hot Or Go Home - Vintage RCA Rockabilly '56-'59
Get Hot or Go Home: Vintage RCA Rockabilly, '56-'59 is an expertly assembled double-disc collection of rare rockabilly from the RCA vaults. After Elvis Presley became a star, RCA decided to sign a number of new acts to their label, as well as revamp some older country artists to fit the new rockabilly sound. It didn't matter that they bought out Elvis' contract from Sun: they didn't want to risk missing the next Elvis, so they signed anyone they could find. Of course, none of the artists on Get Hot or Go Home (including an early Roy Orbison) could have followed Presley's footsteps: they were either too hillbilly (Pee Wee King, Homer & Jethro, Tommy Blake) or too slick to cut it. That doesn't mean that the compilation makes for bad listening; in fact, the unevenness of the material makes the set all the more appealing, because the failures are nearly as entertaining as the successful cuts. Out of all the artists on Get Hot or Go Home, only Joe Clay sounds as if he should have had a full-fledged career, but the also-rans, one-hit wonders, and the country guys trying to go rockabilly are all fascinating and frequently fun. It's a great purchase for avid rockabilly and country fans. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
1
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Joe Clay
Duck Tail
2:30
2
–
Joe Clay
Sixteen Chicks
2:00
3
–
Joe Clay
Doggone It
2:22
4
–
Joe Clay
Goodbye Goodbye
2:20
5
–
Joe Clay
Slipping Out And Sneaking In
2:10
6
–
Joe Clay
Get On The Right Track
2:00
7
–
Joe Clay
You Look That Good To Me
1:37
8
–
Joe Clay
Cracker Jack
2:28
9
–
Joe Clay
Did You Mean Jelly Bean (What You Said Cabbage Head)
2:00
10
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Ric Cartey
Ooh-Eee
2:19
11
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Ric Cartey
Heart Throb
2:28
12
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Ric Cartey
I Wancha To Know
2:38
13
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Ric Cartey
Let Me Tell You About Love
2:04
14
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Ric Cartey
Born To Love One Woman
2:23
15
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Ric Cartey
Mellow Down Easy
2:22
16
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Ric Cartey
My Babe
2:29
17
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Homer & Jethro*
Two Tone Shoes
2:12
18
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Pee Wee King
Catty Town
2:10
19
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David Houston
Sugar Sweet
2:08
20
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Tommy Blake & The Rhythm Rebels
Honky Tonk Mind (Woman I Need)
2:24
21
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Tommy Blake & The Rhythm Rebels
All Night Long
2:31
22
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Martha Carson
Now Stop
2:13
23
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Janis Martin (2)
Love Me To Pieces
1:42
24
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Janis Martin (2)
Two Long Years
2:09
25
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Janis Martin (2)
All Right Baby
1:42
26
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Dave Rich
Chicken House
2:02
27
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The Sprouts (2)
Teen Billy Baby
2:06
28
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Milton Allen
Don't Bug Me Baby
2:34
29
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Morgan Twins*
Let's Get Goin'
2:08
30
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Jimmy Dell
Rainbow Doll
2:12
31
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Gordon Terry
It Ain't Right
2:06
32
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Roy Orbison
Almost Eighteen
2:05
33
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Hoyt Johnson
Little Boy Blue
1:58
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/XfuFmIiw/file.html
(Thanks to crazylegs for this album - I have this on vinyl, btw)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/get-hot-or-go-home-vintage-rca-rockabilly-56-59-vols-i-ii-mw0000200937
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
The Hesitations - Soul Superman (1967 Kapp)
A solid Cleveland singing group who never were able to make it past the second level in soul circles, even though they were an energetic harmonizing unit. Their debut album got them a mild hit with the title track, but didn't do much beyond that despite the glossy leads of George Scott and some emphatic group support underneath him. (Ron Wynn, Allmusic)
A1
She Won't Come Back
2:19
A2
You'll Never Know
2:20
A3
You Can't By Pass Love
2:23
A4
I Believe To My Soul
2:50
A5
That's What Love Is
2:39
A6
Soul Superman
2:25
B1
Soul Kind Of Love
2:31
B2
I'm Not Built That Way
2:39
B3
I'll Be Right There
2:34
B4
Wait A Minute
2:41
B5
Soul Superman No 2
2:30
B6
Clap Your Hands
2:28
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/KY5zdPQ3/file.html
(Thanks to Jillem for this album)
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/soul-superman-mw0000216918
https://www.discogs.com/Hesitations-Soul-Superman/release/2949687
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Johnny Copeland - Working Man's Blues; The Johnny Copeland Collection (1960’s - early 1970’s Recordings)
A collection of good old Texas electric blues tracks mostly recorded by Johnny Copeland in the early '60s through the mid-'70s, between his first flush of youth and his Rounder Records-sponsored artistic renaissance, Working Man Blues is a portrait of an undeniably talented electric guitarist and singer floundering a bit in terms of career direction. As a result, this 18-track compilation is filled with nuggets of prime electric blues, but they range from workmanlike renditions of Ray Charles standards ("Night Time Pts. 1 & 2") to Atlantic Records-style early rock & roll ("Hear What I Said") to slinky Albert King-style workouts ("Your Game Is Working"). It's a bit all over the map, but there are surprisingly very few duff tracks, and no stylistic experiments that simply don't work. This is a fine introduction to an oft-overlooked period in Johnny Copeland's career. (Stewart Mason, Allmusic)
1
Down On Bending Knees
2
Please Let Me Know
3
Hear What I Said
4
Late Hours
5
I Need You Now
6
Heebie Jeebies
7
Just One More Time
8
There's A Blessing
9
May The Best Man Win
10
Mama Told Me
11
Your Game Is Working
12
I'll Be Around
13
Funny Feeling
14
I Got To Go Home
15
Working Man's Blues
16
Coming To See About You
17
It's My Own Tears That's Being Wasted
18
Night Time Parts 1 & 2
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/rw52HozG/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/working-mans-blues-mw0000258373
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Get On Up and Get Low Down; Essential Northern Soul (2017)
Although this is called Northern Soul in the title to help increase sales, this is really R&B/Soul - but nothing wrong with that. This album was released Jun 02, 2017 on the RedEye Distribution label.
01. Canned Heat - Let's Work Together
02. Curley Moore - Get Low Down, Pt.2
03. The Valentines - Breakaway
04. Lee Dorsey - Soul Mine
05. Aaron Neville - Make Me Strong
06. The Dontells - In Your Heart (You Know I'm Right)
07. Roscoe Shelton - Running for My Life
08. Dr. John - Trader John
09. Eldridge Holmes - The Book
10. Noble Watts - Jookin'
11. Maurice Williams - Being Without You
12. The Delacardos - Hold Back the Tears
13. Ada Ray - Give Our Love a Chance
14. Bobby Mitchell - I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday
15. Diamond Joe - Gossip, Gossip
16. Lee Diamond - It Won't Be Me
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/p909syNo/file.html
INFO
http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=10920292
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 64
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Billy Gray - Neon Lights
02 - Charlie Stewart - Santa Claus Won't Come This Year
03 - Don Adams - Wake Me 100 Years From Now
04 - Don Gibson - Head Over Heals In Love With You
05 - Donna Darlene - What's Wrong With The Way (That We're Doing It Now)
06 - Dugg Collins - That's The Way It Is On Monday
07 - Gene Davis - The Spoiler
08 - Johnny Dollar - Like A Fool
09 - Joyce Reynold & Rayburn Anthony - I Walk The Line
10 - Kay Adams - Honky Tonk Heartache
11 - Leon Ashley & Margie Singleton - Love Me Or Leave Me (For Love To Find)
12 - Link Davis - Little Red Boat
13 - Lonnie Irving - I Wish I Had My Heart Back
14 - Loretta Lynn - A Hundred Proof Heartache
15 - Martha Carson & Stuart Hamblen - Lord I Can't Come Now
16 - Rayburn Anthony - A Way To Survive
17 - Rayburn Anthony - Country Music Fan
18 - Rayburn Anthony - If You Don't Like Hank Williams
19 - Rusty Adams - Pint Of Pain Remover
20 - Steve Douglas - Times Are Changing
21 - The Blue Boys featuring Bud Logan - What Makes That
22 - Tony Douglas - I Hope My Guilty Don't Show
23 - Wilma Lee Cooper - Time Keeps Standing Still
24 - Johnny Cash - You're The Nearest Thing To Heaven ('Stereo' Bonus)
25 - Johnny Cash - I Love You Because ('Stereo' Bonus)
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/nfoWgfuk/file.html
INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/06/country-music-fan.html
Thx Gyro for Hooker and Copeland!! Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Isley Brothers - The Complete UA Sessions
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/EF0Ejs96/file.html
Isley Brothers - Shout - The RCA Sessions
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/YdBmavtn/file.html
Louis Jordan - The Best of Louis Jordan
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/3PsMuqbo/file.html
Louis Jordan - Five Guys Named Moe
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/ibx5lrXo/file.html
All @320 w/art scans included.
@Gyro
What is "Northern Soul" ?
instead of discussing about stuff i don't know, i look at the docu aired at the beeb
and posted on YT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jHx4AoCk4k
Hermann
Gyro, thanks for "Get On Up and Get Low Down" but how can you give a cd any credibility with a God awful cover like that! What were they thinking of.
Also thanks to Billy K fir the Isleys.
cheers,ELtel
Hermann - Thank you very much for that link to the Northern Soul documentary - very interesting!
Thank you for Johnny Copeland.
Thank you Gyro. I love your posts.
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