Tuesday, 25 July 2017

The Damned "Music For Pleasure" 1977 + "Shadow Of Love" 1985 - 10"/EP

Produced, for numerous arcane reasons, by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, the second Damned album, MUSIC FOR PLEASURE, was considered a disaster at the time and led to their being dropped from Stiff and their first break-up. In retrospect, however, it's quite a respectable punk artefact, though the Damned themselves rejected it and never performed any of its songs again.Some are fond of saying that THE DAMNED did everything "first and worst". Well they did everything first: first single ("New Rose"), first album ("Damned, Damned, Damned"), but not worst. They were just too punk for the punk rock. Searching desperately to top their magnum opus, they got a second guitarist in the band, which gave THE DAMNED a whole new sound - something darker, more ominous - a sound that many of their fans weren't ready for in late '77! Did "Music For Pleasure" top "Damned Damned Damned"? Did the Romans ever built a better Coliseum. - from: http://www.soundflat.de/shop/shop.cfm?artnr=06713The Damned:
Rat Scabies: Drums / Dave Vanian: Vocals / LU: Guitar / Captain Sensible: Bass, Vocals / Brian James: Guitar, Vocals / Lol Coxhill: saxes

traxfromwax:
1. Problem Child 2. Don't Cry Wolf 3. One Way Love 4. Politics 5. Stretcher Case 6. Idiot Box 7. You Take My Money 8. Alone 9. Your Eyes 10. Creep (You Can't Fool Me) 11. You Know

"Shadow Of Love" 1985 - 7"/45rpmIt was released in several formats, with the 10" and 12" versions featuring different mixes of "The Shadow of Love", as well as a bonus track, "Would You". Limited numbers of the 7" single included a bonus record, featuring Rat Scabies' solo single "Let There Be Rats", previously only available via mail order. The song was promoted with the help of a video directed by Peter Cornish, and reached No. 25 in the UK charts. MCA also issued the single in Germany, with the German 7" featuring a slightly different mix of "The Shadow of Love".trax:
01 Shadow Of Love (Ten Inches Of Hell Mix) 02 Nightshift 03 Would You

50 comments:

RYP said...

The Damned "Music For Pleasure" "Shadow Of Love"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/7XY0Pp4I/file.html

musicyoucan said...

Thanks RYP for the Damned.
Because I was successfull recently with my request on Pearl Harbour, I will try two other requests :
One easy request for quite all the frequent contributors (RYP, Gyro66, montysmusic, Clash, Luis, etc... sorry for the missing names, you are all great and generous): Can you post more Inmates opus. Unfortunately the group is no more in activity, even they were frequently in exhibition in France in their last activity period. I Know, because I'm a TZ follower, there were already several Inmates about posts.
One more difficult request is about The Staff - Out Of Bounds.
It was posted on DOWN UNDERGROUND several years ago, but the related web page and the link disapeared, in despite of several request on this interesting also music Web site.
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Staff-Out-Of-Bounds/release/375278
It was a french group (Post-punk, Synth-pop) with only one opus in 1981, in vinyl only, never on numeric, at the exception of this unique post on DOWN UNDERGROUND several years ago. I downloaded it, but I lost several Computer disks after. The woman as singer, has a very special voice.
Please let me know
And THANK YOU all for all your daily posts
musicyoucan

JohnnyDiego said...

CHRIS HILLMAN & HERB PEDERSEN ?– Bakersfield Bound
Sugar Hill Records (1996)

http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/kjpRELCw/file.html

Between more commercial projects, Chris Hillman has a tendency to revert to more traditional sounds. A couple of years after the demise of the Desert Rose Band, he reconstituted its primary members -- himself, Herb Pedersen, and Jay Dee Maness, along with some studio players -- for this genre exercise that finds him and Pedersen making like the Wilburn Brothers, the Louvin Brothers, the Everly Brothers, and Buck Owens with Don Rich, among other country vocal teams, and cutting material by and/or associated with Boudleaux and Felice Bryant, Merle Haggard, Hank Williams, and Skeeter Davis. The duo is steeped in this material, and they perform it with authority and conviction, having refreshed themselves by returning to their roots. -- William Ruhlmann (Allmusic)

This is a re-share of a record that's upload to Zippyshare expired some months ago.
My household was a musical one. My mother, especially, had a beautiful singing voice, singing duets and yodeling with her sister in Germany before WWII. She loved all types of music even though she would deny this in the presence of my father who hated rock and roll during my entire youth, only changing his views in his later years when pop and rhythm and blues began to delight him.
So, on my mother's 75th birthday I gave her this CD and told her to please give it an unbiased listen because I knew that these were tunes (regardless of any Country bias my parents held) that could get her up and dancing. I wasn't surprised when I learned that they both deemed this record "Okie Music" and thus exiled to the dust-bin.
When I visited a little later I asked my mother in the presence of my father how she liked the CD. She responded with obvious denial in a sort of Mrs. Lovey Howell nose above it all distain. So I called her on it.
I reminded her that when I was a teenager, right after Dad left for work in the morning, I would bring my records out and my mother and I would play them on my father's hi-fi right there in the living room. ("Don't tell your father!") And my mother loved it! She often sang along with the records as well. She often even asked me to play them!
Of course she denied this, the liar, but I'm sure my dad knew all along this to be true just as well as he knew his family. He just didn't like Okie music. (During the great depression of the 1930s any outsider looking for work in California was an Okie regardless of where he or she was from. See John Steinbeck's 'Grapes of Wrath')
This is my favorite Chis and Herb album. And I never tire hearing it. "It's Not Love" always brings me to tears. I often felt this way in the past when my many true loves left and a replacement was hastily obtained to prop up my ego. And the two Hillman songs are true rock & tonk. Lots of Louvin's, lots of Buck Owens. Help yourselves to enjoyment. -- JohnnyDiego

01 Playboy
02 Which One Is To Blame
03 Close Up The Honky Tonks
04 Brand New Heartache
05 Congratulations Anyway
06 It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)
07 He Don't Deserve You Anymore
08 There Goes My Love
09 My Baby's Gone
10 The Lost Higway
11 Time Goes So Slow
12 Just Tell Me Darlin'
13 Bakersfield Bound

Lead Vocals, Mandolin – Chris Hillman
Harmony Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Herb Pedersen
Bass – Lee Sklar
Drums – Willie Ornelas
Fiddle – Gabe Witcher
Lead Guitar – Larry Park, Jim Monahan (tracks: 3, 6, 10, 13)

Cleanly tagged
Booklet included

luis said...

thanks

luis said...

Destroyer (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Destroyer_(band))
another canadian indie band

part 1
1996 we'll Build Them a Golden Bridge
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/xelqE8Jb/file.html

1997 Ideas for Songs (cassette)
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/ooLh6Zwy/file.html

1998 City of Daughters
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/ecdJuqAS/file.html

2000 Thief
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/oTzDaEyy/file.html

2001 Streethawk: A Seduction
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/KbD3GrpA/file.html

2002 This Night
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/4MJvuEUN/file.html

part 2 of destroyer tomorrow

Anonymous said...

Hi,

here´s the Rocking Bear with music for you:


Bim Sherman - What happened (1998)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/oVQhuWer/file.html

Del Shannon - 20 greatest hits
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/rLyCV6Z8/file.html

Feargal Sharkey - Songs from the Mardi Gras (1991)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/Z44NaEvM/file.html

Feargal Sharkey - Wish (1988)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/pXXkJ9bi/file.html

Sandie Shaw - The Sandie Shaw Collection
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/sf0c0iaN/file.html

Shanana - Castle Masters Collection
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/e942JPkp/file.html

String Driven Thing - The early years 1968-1972
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/HRH6Bt9t/file.html

The Shanes - Songs from urban country hell (1992)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/hg43qjDb/file.html

The Shanes - Polka hard (1993)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/VN5Oaue9/file.html

The Shanes - These days EP (1995)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/QHGg4qLB/file.html

The Sharp - This is the Sharp (1991)
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/pDmGgwnh/file.html



Enjoy

Albert said...

@RYP

Many thanks

Albert said...

@Pubbi

Sorry for the delay.

Many thanks for Delincuencia Sonora - Estados Delincuentes.

Very thankful.

A greeting

Albert said...

Hi friends.

Today I publish some compilations that I hope you like:

Various ‎– Jim Jam Gems Volume 1: Bad Boy Serenade - 2013

Start of a new series. Limited edition with wild '50s rhythm and gospel. Teenage hoodlums in leather jackets standing on street corners, chewin' gum and eyeing conspicuously every invader on their turf. Revvin' up the engine of a hopped-up Ford, kissing in back alleys, flashin' a flicknife in the dark -- that's the sound of a bad boy serenade. Artists include: Larry Williams, Connee Boswell, Tony Casanova, Du-Droppers, Little Willie John, Bobby Lester, Archibald, Danny Taylor, Paul Gayten and Annie Laurie and Jive Bombers.

http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/tnmKdReU/file.html

http://www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/va-jim-jam-gems-vol-1-10-/STAGO.033LP.html
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Various ‎– Jim Jam Gems Volume 2: This Ain't Hot Compared To Hell-2013

Second volume in Stag-O-Lee's Jim Jam Gems series. Brothers and sisters, swing out with hallelujah. We've all come together here to hear about good souls in full faith. To hear about sinners confessing their misled ways. To hear about the tellings of the good book, and to hear about beating the devil! Feel the spirit driving into you like the rod of correction, sing, praise, and give the Lord a handclap! Artists include: Rod Willis, Savannah Churchill, Lance Fortune, LaVerne Baker, Otto Bash, Golden Gate Quartet, The Chords, Dorsey Burnette, Roy Hogsed, and Mahalia Jackson.

http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/0R6iwllL/file.html

http://www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/va-jim-jam-gems-vol-2-10-/STAGO.034LP.html

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Various ‎– Jim Jam Gems Volume 3: Party In The Front Black Jack In The Back - 2014

Like Vol. 1 and 2, volume 3 of Jim Jam Gems is compiled by Stuttgart-based DJ (Club Miaow), record collector and illustrator Duke Jens-O-Matic. All tracks from vintage vinyl selected from his own archive. If you up fo' shooting craps or bustin' at Black Jack, that's all in the back, but in this living room you gotta get social man, drink, smoke, bounce to the snappy sounds or smooch to them blues. Artists include: Cootie Williams, Bonita, Willie Mabon, Jesse Allen, Sonny Boy Williamson, Tony Middleton, Pete Johnson, Babs Gonzales, Big John Greer, and Bea Foote.

http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/EZBEizGZ/file.html

http://www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/va-jim-jam-gems-vol-3-10-/STAGO.041LP.html

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Various ‎– Jim Jam Gems Volume 4: Bongology! - 2014

Stag-O-Lee presents volume 4 in their Jim Jam Gems series, again compiled by Stuttgart-based DJ (Club Miaow), record collector and illustrator Duke Jens-O-Matic. All tracks from vintage vinyl selected from his own archive. This one leads us deep into the field of '50s exotica -- visions of the far and fantastic put a spell on us and feed our longing for that unfulfilled exotic dream. Be it the half-naked flower of the islands, winding her body in sultry gyrations, or the tribal call of the drums, reminding us of our most primitive needs -- each of these songs is an exciting invitation to dance under the stars to haunting rhythms. Artists include: Lecuona Cuban Boys, Cab Calloway, Sugar Boy Crawford, Jimmy Van Eaton, Kishore Kurma, Dinah Washington, Wilmoth Houdini, Sondi Sodsai, Latin Allstars, and Julie London.

http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/0Lk6R8k8/file.html

https://www.forcedexposure.com/Catalog/STAGO.042LP.html


Greetings to all

Anonymous said...

thanks RYP, Brian James for president

Anonymous said...

@Albert - Many thanks for sharing all the Jim Jam Jems! -Anonymous John

Mark R said...

@JohhnyDiego:

Great to see the Chris Hillman/Herb Pedersen collection here! An inspired choice.

Muck said...

RYP:

Missing in action for quite a long time and now gone again. I recently read through all the comments. Fun discussion about Zappa.
Saw him and band in mid-1970's in Detroit at the Masonic Temple. In Detroit, it was common back then to throw stuff at the band.
Somebody threw a whisky bottle at Zappa and he stopped the show and had the guy dragged out. I had never seen that happen before at other concerts.
I don't listen to much of his anymore, except "Freakout", a favorite record. Also Capt. Beefheart, "Safe As Milk", another fav.

Thanks to all who post, special thanks for the James Brown singles, Madman. Thanks to Gyro again for all he does and the Doo-Wop and Ramones.

For TZ surfers And RYP:
Treble Spankers - Araban (with Phantom Frank)

RYP, for all you do, here is an album for you, don't think you have it.
I also ripped it at 192 just for you and at 320 for other TZer's who want it.
My CD, my rip/scans.

The second album are random tracks I copied off internet and compiled at their respective bit rates as found.
It's titled Muck's Treble Spankers Comp. (If anyone out there likes the 80's band OMD, the Enola Gay track is great - play it loud!)

Everything is tagged, w/art

Collected Treble Spankers
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/pOny99zk/file.html

Treble Spankers - Araban @192
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/ODI9fv13/file.html

Treble Spankers - Araban @320
http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/xbvZmI5x/file.html

as always, Motown Muck

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
Musicyoucan asked for The Staff. Here is a link to d/l:
http://musicmp3spb.org/artist/the_staff.html
(Ctrl + Left click on the title, left click on the grey box, another side opens with the mp3 title, the blue link is the title, download needs only a few seconds - next one.)

I think, it was the Rocking Bear who posted "Sacco & Mancetti" with their second album 'Famous, 1991'. With all the world-wide known humor the Germans are famous for, "Sacco & Mancetti" had called their debut in 1990 'The Best of Sacco & Mancetti'. It was the plain truth in that very moment, because they had nothing else in that very moment, than these 12 titles. But the very first on this album was 'Rainbow's End. It started with a flute, Italo-Western style, followed by a Knopfler-Surf Guitar and vocals in a Bryan Ferry-style of singing (not Bryan's voice). Maybe the best they had done until now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTbUfTArXuI

Here is the full album, 'The Best of':
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/NhUiRV7C/file.html

A big 'thank you' to the Guy who is posting some excellent music books (biographies) from time to time. I had read three books until now which I didn't know. The fictional literary trip about Syd Barrett & Pink Floyd was excellent stuff, can't stop reading.

In case you were missing a band with an "X" in your collection, here is a still working link for the German band "Xhol Caravan" and 'Hau-Ruck, 1970':
https://yadi.sk/d/qOLGpa2-RJZjR

montysmusic said...

This album was requested
the staff - out of bounds [1981].zip
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/21bZ4Q6F/file.html


Ill post some Inmates later

RYP said...

Muck,
Many thanks for the Treble Spankers but you could call me "Idiot" if I hadn't all their releses, They are my Netherland's neighbors...

musicyoucan said...

Thanks a lot Gaius and montysmusic for the staff album (out of bounds).
You are incredible :-)
In fact I've the original vinyl, but this album is somewhere in the 20.000 vinys stored in my garage ...
Thanks again for this treasure and also for all your daily contributions. My life (I'm 63 years old) will be too short to be in position to listen all your contributions :-)
musicyoucan

ELtel said...

Thanks for The Damned RYP, taken for my son & mate.
cheers,ELtel

Anonymous said...


Blogger montysmusic,

Howdy Sir Monty......any more of the Johnny Horton 9CD BOXSET available ?

I'm just about finished digesting the 1st CD and am ready for some more from this great late artist in the same very high quality.

Many thanks in advance.

montysmusic said...

Inmates and related albums

bill hurley-(inmates)& johnny-guitar
dirty water (the very best of)
inmates, the - self titled lp
Mack Murphy & The Inmates- Summer's Cemetery Dawns (2004)
Mack Murphy & The Inmates-2003 - The Early Years
The Inmates - five
The Inmates - meet the beatles
The Inmates - Silverio
The Inmates - the heat of the night
The Inmates- Distant (2006)
The Inmates-shot in the dark (1980)
The Inmates-The Lyon Tapes
The Inmates-true live stories (1984)

7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/wAcjK9CMJ8
1 file
The Inmates albums.zip

montysmusic said...

Ty Muck for your generous offerings and for all the other gentlemen and ladies who share

montysmusic said...

this link lasted a long time [7 months] it still works !!
Blogger RYP said...
"Rockabilly Psychosis And The Garage Disease"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/pqlg7pBb/file.html

December 31, 2016 at 10:20 AM

Happy new year RYP

CrazyLegs said...

I'm looking for an mp3/flac of "Los Twisters - Pedro Pistolas Twist (1962)". Damned if I can find it anywhere!. Can any of you wonderful people help? I'd be most grateful.

Thanks

CrazyLegs

musicyoucan said...

Thanks a lot montysmusic for the inmates and in addition with some stuff of the singer (of the inmates) Bill Hurley.
You seems to have all the music of all artists, it is crazy :-)
Yet, with Pearl Harbour, the Staff and the inmates, I've enough music for a good evening :-)
Thanks again

loch said...

Thanks Monty 4 the related Inmates stuff!

Anonymous said...

Thanks for The Jim Jams!

Cheers Marlon

Anonymous said...

Thanks Monty for the Bayous!

Cheers Marlon

Aging Child said...

Backup-Drive Overflow, Jazz/Swing Load Thirty-Two (final load):

- Thomas Wright 'Fats' Waller (1923-43), 202@mostly 128, 320
- Wendell 'Cassino' Simpson - Black-And-White Piano, 1930s~, 8@224
- Wendell Hall, 1923-28, 5@128-319
- Willie Bryant - Classics, 1935-36, 23@64 (sorry!), except 1
- Willie 'Long-Time' 'Lion' Smith, 1925-54, 73@mostly 128, 320
- Wilmoth Houdini - Calypsos, 1939, 7@80
- Wisconsin University Skyrockets, 1928, 4@105, 320
- Wynton Marsalis (1985-2007), 53@320
- Zack Whyte - Complete Recorded Works, 1929, 9@128, 320

Seven-day link:
https://we.tl/swllARmSRh

(my link, though not my rips)

This clears out all my jazz... whew! Tomorrow (if OK by RYP), I'll start unloading all my old-timey/country/bluegrass, 1920s-present.

That will be a more-humble seven loads, after which - again, if RYP okays it - I'll begin offloading my overflow of Blues, from the 1970s+, on back.

Cheers!

Chilton said...

Re the Inmates share: The three Mack Murphy & The Inmates discs - Summer's Cemetery Dawns, The Early Years and Distant - have nothing to do with the UK pub rock band Inmates. They might be just as great, though!

montysmusic said...

Four great albums by two sixties groups[my rips/links]

Traffic-Traffic[320]+bonus[1968].zip
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/pB69zlNr/file.html

Traffic-Mr Fantasy[320]+ bonus[1968].zip
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/D1ZNW2sV/file.html

Traffic-John Barleycorn Must Die[320]1970 + bonus.zip
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/pQc6zaXn/file.html

The Complete Herd cd2.zip
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/zk0zVGRe/file.html

The Complete Herdcd1.zip
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/D3C5W8yb/file.html

montysmusic said...

Anon re Johnny Horton I posted all of the other 8 volumes earlier in the week just check back

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
And finally I found a still working link for "Ron Wood & Ronnie Lane" who published 'Mahoney's Last Stand' in 1976:
https://yadi.sk/d/szvxOJv9RJTuP

montysmusic said...

are these any help crazylegs olde friend all I could find


Los Twisters.zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/yCU6zzoJ/file.html

Los Jet Twisters.zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/zBxr3D4L/file.html

montysmusic said...

sixties singles clearcut box 6

7 day link

Download link
https://we.tl/w6vvdoB6aP
1 file
sixties singles clearout box 6.zip

text list has singles names etc

sixties singles clearcut box 6.txt.zip
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/QVqmrsAz/file.html

119 singles/b sides

Anonymous said...

Johnny, thanks for Chris 'n' Herb and the great story.

Aging Child said...

@RockingBear: Thank you for the Del Shannon!

@Monty, thank you for the Inmates - your share will go to a friend of mine who was locked away awhile, but who also appreciates irony...

And JohnnyD, thank you for the look behind the vinyl - that one's worth our listen just for what it's meant to you all this time.

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

looking for Boppin' by the Bayou CDCHD-1345 can anybody help

ralph11 said...

I picked up BAKERSFIELD BOUND when it was originally posted and despite the loads of music I have acquired over the years I've come back to this one several times for a listen. Which proves at least one thing, that I like it a lot! Johnny D. you were right in re-posting this, it deserves wider recognition.
And Johnny I really enjoyed your story about music appreciation between you and your parents. Funny and touching.

lorcan white said...

thanks for The Staff, Inmates, Dum Dum Boys and Pearl Harbour!

Anonymous said...

HERE IS REQUEST

CHCD 1345 - Boppin' By The Bayou.rar
http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/0dHr3Vig/file.html

Anonymous said...

montysmusic said...
Anon re Johnny Horton I posted all of the other 8 volumes earlier in the week just check back

Thanks Sir Monty.....I completely missed them.......but I can't get the Link to work......it just freezes up ........individual zippys work fine with me......thanks anyway.

Richard

JohnnyDiego said...

Aging Child -- Thanks for the jazz shares. I didn't get them all but I did download several. Nice to see my guy Fats Waller in this last bundle. Looking forward to more of your Stuff.
Did I miss Slim Gaillard?

CrazyLegs said...

@montysmusic

Thanks for the Los Twisters stuff. It's good of you to help in my search but unfortunately the track I'm looking for isn't in those tracks you so kindly found.

I've since discovered it's track B1 on this Stag-O-lee release. https://www.discogs.com/Various-Buzzsaw-Joint-Cut-2-Astro-138-DJ-Zorch/release/10184028

The search continues.

Many Thanks

CrazyLegs

iggy said...

Thanks to JD for some of the best Okie music ever made. Heard those two guys in Sisters, Oregon, many years ago. All you could hope for, and MORE...

Iggy

Tel said...

Thanx For The Sixties Singles Monty

Eddie said...

@Aging Child
Thank you very very much for all the early swing!
I missed the 3 first loads.
Any chance of a reup?
Thank you again

Eddie

apauling said...

@Johnny D: I'm guessing your mother's recent death must be bringing up a lot of memories. If they were anything like mine, (and music was a big deal in my home too as a kid) then those memories will be inextricably bound with music, giving it a woinderful nostalgic glow. But then as we entertain these memories, we realize our parents were fallible humans. Oscar Wilde's take: "When children are little, they love their parents;when they grow older, they sometimes forgive them."

Aging Child said...

@Monty: I don't normally say this, given my commute, but thanks for all the Traffic... and for more of the sixties, too.

@JohnnyDiego: I did upload a zipped folder of thirty tracks by Slim just a couple days back... though they're mostly a humble 128-130 Kbps. The link should still work for you; Slim's is the fourth file up from the bottom: https://we.tl/MlwlMo0pGi.

@Eddie: will do - thanks for the alert, and please give me a few hours. Once they're back up, they'll be in the Comments under the Kaisers, 7/26. NB: So as not to hog Comment space, I'll just provide the links; the artists should list separately at we.tl - you can also check in "back issues" of TZ Comments where I originally posted... should be in the last week of June.

PS: I haven't deleted any of the Jazzmen/-women from my drive yet, so if there's anyone else that's been missed, let me know ASAP, and I'll do my best to retrieve 'em. If it's too late... I'll bet Monty and/or Clash have them, and in 320 Kbps and FLAC.

PPS: Tremendous thanks must go to all the recording artists, and to RYP for being so accommodating. Cheers!

Anonymous said...

Thank you for the CHCD-1345 Boppin' by the Bayou

Eddie said...

@Aging Child
Wow! That's wonderful! Thanks again for all these great recordings.
Eddie