...After numerous singles on various labels (from Australia to United Kingdom) plus a 10" mini album on the Italian Misty Lane Records, this is their first and brand new album! Expect nothing less than the best and most swinging 60's garage "shakers" to be heard nowadays. Swirling Farfisa organ, snotty vocals and jangles with tambourines is their trademark sound and this time they deliver another healthy dose for all of you garage hipsters! "Room 409" is the opening track and the party begins with this ultra-cool swinging instrumental with lots of surf references! Next to it, a series of tunes such as "She Lied", "Close Your Eyes", "I'm Asking Why" and "Good Lovin'" is part of the same swinging movie "soundtrack"! Both tracks "Girl Don't Play (With Me)" and "You're Gonna Be Mine" come from the band's early days and luckily we have the opportunity to enjoy them on vinyl! "Quinta" is a sax-orgasmic drenched mid-tempo instrumental, the most suitable titles track of a new porn movie!!! As far as "Hang Up" of the fabulous Wailers is concerned, it is about a killer low tempo 60's punk cover-version that will surely satisfy all the beatniks around! Last but not least, "It's Been So Long" is a folk punk gem that recalls all those forgotten teenagers of The New England scene back in the 60's as well as the ballads of the Swedish garage scene of the 80's/90's! Their first "Long Play" is by far their best effort and destined to be a timeless classic!!!trax:
01 Room 409 02 She Lied 03 Close Your Eyes 04 I'm Blue 05 Girl Don't Play (with me) 06 Hang Up 07 Quinta (saxorgasmic Version) 08 I'm Asking Why 09 Good Lovin' 10 You're Gonna Be Mine 11 Tomorrow Not Tonight 12 It's Been So Long
"Love Beat" 2009
trax:01 I Believe In You 02 Ain't Gonna Cry No More 03 High Flying Bird 04 I Need Your Lovin' 05 Love Beat 06 Bad Day Blues
"A Night out with the …" 2006 - 7'/45rpm
trax:01 midnight hour 02 bye bye baby 03 dr jekyll and sister hyde

37 comments:
The Frantic Five "A Long Play With…" + "Love Beat" + "A Night out with the …"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/qpa42RXn/file.html
The New Lost City Ramblers – The Early Years, 1958-1962
Smithsonian Folkways CD SF 40036 (1996)
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/xj69cpEa/file.html
"This compilation of 26 classic performances by the original New City Ramblers -
John Cohen, Tom Paley, and Mike Seeger - Highlights the skill and variety of the
12 albums they recorded together for Folkways between 1958 and 1962. The lively
and extremely musical Ramblers introduced generations to the wonders of "old
time" music." - Extensive notes by Jon Pankake are enclosed.
01 Colored Aristocracy
02 Hopalong Peter
03 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down
04 When First Unto This Country
05 Sales Tax On The Women
06 Rabbit Chase
07 Leaving Home
08 How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live?
09 Franklin D. Roosevelt's Back Again
10 I Truly Understand You Love Another Man
11 The Old Fish Song
12 The Battleship Of Maine
13 No Depression In Heaven
14 Dallas Rag
15 Bill Morgan And His Gal
16 Fly Around My Pretty Little Miss
17 The Lady Of Carlisle
18 Brown's Ferry Blues
19 My Long Journey Home
20 Talking Hard Luck
21 The Teetotals
22 Sal Got A Meatskin
23 Railroad Blues
24 On Some Foggy Mountain Top
25 My Sweet Farm Girl
26 Crow Black Chicken
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New Lost City Ramblers Vol. 2, 1963-1973
Out Standing in Their Field ...
Smithsonian Folkways SF CD 40040 (1993)
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/RkW7s2ok/file.html
This 72-minute companion piece to The Early Years (1958-1962) is drawn from the
seven Folkways albums that the New Lost City Ramblers recorded between 1963 and
1973, following the entry of Tracy Schwartz and the departure of Tom Paley, and
it's every bit as essential as the first volume. Continuing their emphasis on
careful replication of many difficult regional and popular folk forms, one is
continually amazed by the versatility of Schwartz, John Cohen, and Mike Seeger,
as they bounce from lively fiddle tunes, to instrumental waltzes, from more
traditional bluegrass songs to Cajun influences. No doubt, this was a productive
period for the NLCR, as many of the 27 tracks should be required listening for
fans of traditional string-band music. Excellent liner notes and commentary by
Jon Pankake also make this a quality collection -- Matt Fink (Allmusic)
01 John Brown's Dream
02 Riding on That Train
03 The Titanic
04 Don't Get Trouble in Your Mind
05 Cowboy Waltz
06 Shut Up in the Mines of Coal Creek
07 Private John Q
08 Old Johnny Booker Won't Do
10 Automobile Trip Through Alabama
11 Who Killed Poor Robin?
12 My Wife Died on Saturday Night
13 Little Satchel
14 Black Bottom Strut
15 Cat's Got the Measels, the Dog's Got the Whooping Cough
16 Dear Okie
17 Smoketown Strut
18 The Little Girl and the Dreadful Snake
19 Fishing Creek Blues
20 '31 Depression Blues
21 Black Jack Daisy (Black Jack Davy)
22 Victory Rag
23 The Little Carpenter
24 On Our Turpentine Farm
25 Parlez-Vous a Boire
26 Valse du Bambocheut
27 Old Joe Bone
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I was first introduced to The New Lost City Ramblers by a kid I met during the
fall of 1967. He was from Benton Harbor, Michigan and played banjo in an Old
Timey band called The Berrien County Peach Puckers. That was the first time I had
ever heard Old Timey, or Bluegrass music as it is sometimes incorrectly called.
Around my house growing up my dad refused to play any, what he called, hillbilly
music. They were all a bunch of "Okies", he said, a derogatory term placed on any
outsider by Californians during the depression. I then scoured the cut out bins
of San Francisco and found The Early Years for 89 cents. I played the heck out of
that record and when I got a CD player I played the heck out of the CD too. I
discovered lots of music I didn't even know existed back then.
If you love string bands then you'll love these records. -- JohnnyDiego
Well tagged with dates. Info and booklets included.
The Best Of Slim Jim Phantom (Vol. 2 of three volumes!)
When The Stray Cats broke up, Slim Jim teamed with Lee Rocker and (Bowie Guitarist) Earl Slick in Phantom, Rocker, & Slick. But he's also beat the skins for The Gang They Couldn't Hang (Glen Matlock, Robert Gordon, Chris Spedding), The Swing Cats (Lee Rocker, Danny B. Harvey, Jamie James), Dead Men Walking (Cap'n Sensible, Mike Peters, Duff McKagan, Billy Duffy) The Head Cat (Lemmy Kilmister, Danny B. Harvey), The Starf*ckers (Gilby Clarke & Stefan Adika), 13 Cats (James McDonnell, Danny B. Harvey, Smutty Smith, Tim Worman/Tim Polecat), The Katmen with Darrel Higham, and Colonel Parker.
The songs will fit on a CD-R and contain homemade artwork (cut away the grey border to fit a slimline case). Vol. 3 - Live! will follow!
The Best Of Slim Jim Phantom
Vol. 2 - Studio
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/PTUK2Ze4/file.html
- Stinky
2nd hand find
Someone to Love - The Birth Of The San Francisco Sound (Big Beat)
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Someone-To-Love-The-Birth-Of-The-San-Francisco-Sound/release/2494985
30 original tracks from San Francisco-based Autumn Records, featuring 8 tracks never before released. Includes The Great Society's Someone To Love with pre-Jefferson Airplane vocalist Grace Slick, plus tracks by The Mojo Men, Charity Shayne, The Vejtables, Dino Valenti, Jan Ashton, Butch Engle & The Styx, The Tikis, etc. 1965-66 recordings.
MP3 320kb dBpoweramp rip, full scans (resized)
186MB
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/xXn3aFJe/file.html
--
For Audiophiles
WAV 1411kb CUERipper rip + cue sheet, full scans (non resized)
624MB
https://www.file-upload.net/download-12583195/1996-TheBirthOfTheSanFranciscoSoundNuggetsFromTheGoldenStateWAV.rar.html
Does anyone have Sonic Youth Covers in 320
Oddments box set vol 26
my link
albums are
Ace Bushy Striptease-Slurpt
AL SIMONES - Corridor Of Dreams (1992) & Enchanted Forest (1997) [USA psychedelic 2008] South Side
beneath the crow - it's fine
Cosmic Gal '1979 'Keep On Moving'
fairy tales in yoghourt - ep 09
Jim Collins - Music Performed by the High Mass lp [prosper 199x]
jim dead & the doubters - pray for rain[blues]
maggie björklund - shaken[2014]
Mutant Beat Dance - Urban Dust (2012)
Speedy Gonzales - Electric Stalker
Sven Hammond Soul-The Marmalade Sessions[funk soul]2010
sylvie simmons - sylvie
tara jane o'neil - where shine new lights
The Gaslamp Killer - Breakthrough
The Gaslamp Killer - InstrumentalEPathy 2016
Torn Hawk - Tarifa (2012)
va - space oddities compiled by alexis letan & jess pres. [2008]
Wallace Drury - Shithouse Wings (2015-ArianSample)
wild evel and los infierno - mucho tequila ep
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/YzFH14bk7h
1 file
oddments box vol 26.zip
Folk June
albums are
Alan Lomax Recordings-Indian Walk, Trinidad (May 6, 1962) - London Baptist Church, Rev A. Dickson & Ebenezer Elliot
Alan lomax recordings-Irishtown, St Peter Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis (July 2, 1962)
amber - pearls of amber 71,uk
American Folk Blues Festival '65 - Studio Session
American Industrial Folksongs
Ballylickey (Jan 1951) - Maire O'Sullivan
Barry O'Brien - Fight with Song
Bob Lind-[folk]Magellan Was Wrong
Elizabeth Cotten-Folksongs And Instrumentals With Guitar[1958]
Kate Taylor-1971 - Sister Kate
Songs of an Irish Tinker Lady - Street Songs & Ballads
va - the bird in the bush (songs of seduction) - 1996 (comp) ~
VA-Bird in the Bush
walter martin - my kinda music (2017)folk
Walter Martin - We're All Young Together[folk]
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/xAmJ35h1Kk
1 file
folk june.zip
Gaius said:
Let's go on continuing our psychedelic trip round the world for this weekend. I want to introduce to you a Swedish Group, called Greek Theatre. Sven Fröberg and Frederick Persson are the core duo that make up The Greek Theatre. Their music is melodically strong but open ended enough for fluid improvisation. For the 'Broken Circle-Album, 2017, they've been assisted by several collaborators including pedal steel player Matthias Danielson (who featured on Lost out At Sea, their first album), Lisa Isaksson and David Svedmyr from Me and The Kites. Andreas Ralsgård adds clarinet to several tracks and drummer Tomas Eriksson does a sterling job with David Axelrod beats throughout.
When 'Lost out at Sea' was published in 2013, listeners knew immediately that this was something extraordinary:
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/M3hrj8MI/file.html
But they had to wait four years for the follow-up, Broken Circle. If you are male, than you will invite your Lady to dance, if the title track (03)begins to resound. Imagine how people might have danced at the Court of the Roi de Soleil; in Germany we call it a "Schreittanz". It's a psychedelic minuet. If you're a woman you will love me at least for one week having shared this record:
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/UaNhcKLH/file.html
If you're not religious you may believe in science and the Big Bang Theory until scientist found out something new (as some of them do in the very moment). Maybe the Celestial Bums (what a name) are an alternative. There is a big shadow casting by The Asteroid #4 over this Spanish group which means anything else that you will get extraordinary psychedelic stuff.
The Big Bang for "The Bums" explodes with their first EP in 2012:
4 tracks, added by some Bonus-material:
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/c3jxY1vl/file.html
'Ascend, 2016', was the first full LP of The Celestial Bums and you will get it here:
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/yt9TxqYZ/file.html
And way back in time, here's some Beggars Opera with 'Get your dog off me, 1973':
https://yadi.sk/d/E6v-UrG0VVnXZ
Gaius said:
Michael Renehan asked for the rest of Slowdive. There are two other albums to share: 'Just for a Day, 1991':
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/YBApL2bn/file.html
and Pygmalion:
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/396Fox7y/file.html
That's what I got. For further infos:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/26494-Slowdive
They have published some more singles and miscellaneous stuff.
And here is some still working link for Beggar's Opera and 'Sagittary, 1974':
https://yadi.sk/d/jyfB5cVpXQJxK
"St. James Infirmary Blues", sometimes known as "Gambler's Blues," is an American folksong of anonymous origin, though sometimes credited to the songwriter Joe Primrose (a pseudonym for Irving Mills). Louis Armstrong made it famous in his influential 1928 recording.
As with many folksongs, there is much variation in the lyric from one version to another. This is the first stanza as sung by Louis Armstrong on a 1928 Odeon Records release:[wiki]
artists
01 - Bobby Bland.mp3
02 -Cab Calloway.mp3
03 - Roger McGuinn.mp3
04 - Sidney Bechet .mp3
05 - Junior Mance.mp3
06 - Pee Wee russell, Ruby Braff.mp3
07 - Wild Bill Davison.mp3
08 -The Bourbon Knights.mp3
09 - A. K. Mcleod.mp3
10 - Alex Harvey .mp3
11 - Allen Toussaint.mp3
12 - The Animals.mp3
13 -Matt Southon.mp3
14 - Bethany & Rufus.mp3
15 - Cabinet Of Natural Curiosities.mp3
16 - Blues Creation & Carmen Maaki.mp3
17 - Louis Armstrong & The Hot Five.mp3
18 - Bodo Molitor.mp3
19 - The Boptails.mp3
20 - Butlers.mp3
21 - Cassandra Wilson .mp3
22 - The Doors [live].mp3
23 - Christabel and the Jons.mp3
24 - Clifton Hicks .mp3
25 - Count Basie and Dizzie Gillespie.mp3
26 - Dave Van Ronk.mp3
27 - Davina & The Vagabonds .mp3
28 - Dead Dog on a Highway.mp3
29 - Die Like A Dog Quartet.mp3
30 - Dirty Dozen Brass Band.mp3
31 - Frankie Laine.mp3
32 - Geordie .mp3
33 - Jackie Wilson.mp3
34 - Mary Z Cox.mp3
35 - Pearls Mahone.mp3
36 - Graham Bond Organisation.mp3
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/3E6F2bmVgN
1 file
St. James Infirmary Swarm.zip
Stinky - Slim Jim Phantoms link isn't working "No webpage was found for the web address"
Thanks Mano!
Oops!
Yesterday I made a mistake in posting the 'C'est si bon Song Swarm'. I mistakenly listed the first volume twice. My apologies. Here are the correct links:
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/TDdWsOSz/file.html
Hope for those of you who want the complete set this clears things up.
I asked this late yesterday: 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!
I'm searching for the mono/stereo Beach Boys collections: Surfin'Safari, Surfin' USA, Surfer Girl, Shut Down Vol.2, Little Deuce Coupe and All Summer Long.
And I'm searching (too) the Connie Francis records (Bear Records Collection Box).
Thanks to Monty, Gyro and a lot of people that upload tons of very, very good music from the sixties.
monty, thanks for the st james infirmary swarm.
jackie wilson!
kind of overproduced, but damn that cat could sing!
Thanks to Johnny D and monty for some wonderful music (as usual).
Barry - I posted Vol 1, but I'm away from home and I can't remember the day. But it was definitely within the last month.
HELP!!!
I've been uploading files for years with ZIPPY but for the last few days when I select a file (such as a CD) after clicking the 'browse' button Zippy splits the file into individual tracks so that I end up with a large number of links instead of one. I've tried everthing I could think of but still end up with the same result every time.
From what I can observe, nobody else seems to be having this problem. Is this it? Has old age finally got the better of me? Any constructive advice is welcome.
Here's the correct link for
The Best of Slim Jim Phantom Vol. 2 - Studio:
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/PTUK2Ze4/file.html
- Stinky
Gaius said:
Ralph 11, are you sure? Zippy lists the records you've uploaded in a list in the vast space below. If you put the tracks in a double folder and compress it in the end this shouldn't happen again.
It seems that some people like these boxes where different artists play the same title. Here are 4 ideas, 4 popular titles. I know that these songs had been played by an awful lot of artists.
I put a Spell on you
Good Morning little Schoolgirl
I'm a Man
Hoochie Coochie Man
And here is a still working link for Roy Buchanan, 'Loading Zone, 1977':
https://yadi.sk/d/YoeHZ1ovXxAcy
where is vol 1 hiding? The Best Of Slim Jim Phantom
ralph11.
It shouldn't do that if you've compressed the files to rar/zip. It should be just the one zip/rar file. I don't have a problem.
Thanks to Johnny for the fine NLCR collections. Delightful music, worth a listen any ole time, but especially at a time for celebrating the real United States of America, and not the hate-filled, divided, and confused collection we've incredibly become...
!ggy
Thanks to montysmusic for the Folk box. Perhaps you should have called it Folk Oddments?
damn! how have i never even heard of these guys? just when you think you've reached the end of these interwebs, another door opens.
Lowman Pauling - Danny Overbea - Cal Green (Blues Blast 323)
fantastic stuff!
find it here:
http://nothingbutbluescd.blogspot.com/2017/07/lowman-pauling-danny-overbea-cal-green.html
Still Clearing Out My Hard Drive...
Jazz/Swing Overflow, Load Nine:
- Dwight Fiske, 1933-46, @128 (except one)
- Eddy Duchin, 1932-42, VBR
- Edward 'Duke' Ellington (1927-62), most @128-320
- Edward 'Kid' Ory, 1922-50, most @320
- Elmer Schoebel - Early Chicago Jazz, 1923-29, @128-320
- Emmett Miller (1924-36), @112-320
- Erskine Hawkins, 1939-46, @224-320 (except one)
- Essie Whitman and the Jazz Masters, 1921, @256
- Ethel Waters, 1921-40, most @224-320
- Frank Luther, 1928-40, most @64
- Frank Winegar - Hot-Dance Obscurities, 1927-28, low VBR
- Frankie Trumbauer, 1927-30, @192-320 (except one)
- Fred Astaire, 1926-40, @96-128
- Fred Hamm - Stomp Off, 1925, @192
- Fred 'Sugar' Hall, 1925-29, @256-320 (except two)
- Freddie Keppard's Jazz Cardinals, 1923-27, @128-320
- Freddy Johnson and His Harlemites, 1933, @160
- Friars' Society Orchestra, 1922, @320
Seven-day link:
https://we.tl/vYGMeZjl8Q
Cheers!
@MontysMusic: chiming in with Erasmus... thanks for the extended trip to the infirmary! I knew you'd be able to pull together a stunning array of artists... you and Johnny Diego never disappoint, with your swarms. Cheers!
Thanks to Jilem for the SF sound and to monty for the swarm and to all other friends of TZ of course
Unexpected goodies from Giaus. Thanks for more Slowdive.
The New Lost City Ramblers are essential listening. If you don't have those, grab 'em and enjoy in the shade of a big tree, on a hot day, with a cold beer. It's timeless music you'll listen to for the rest of your life.
@ralph11 said...
HELP!!!
Ralph that message comes up because the album is not zipped up.
Stinky - Thanks for the new working link.
CrazyLegs
Iggy -- Everything you said is the absolute truth!
@indigoinsf Here's another link for:
The Best Of Slim Jim Phantom Vol. 1 - Studio:
http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/J07UMiJm/file.html
@Crazy Legs you're welcome for the link to Vol. 2! I'm glad you're enjoying them!
Vol. 3 will go up in a day or so.
It's all Live cuts because many of the outfits Slim Jim drummed for didn't release any studio recordings, so it's mostly bootleg stuff from bands from Brian Setzer & The Tomcats (before they were The Stray Cats) to The Gang They Couldn't Hang and The Slim Jim Phantom Trio.
- Stinky
@Gaius, Crazy Legs, Wayne
Thank you guys for jogging my memory. I did forget to compress the files and feel like an idiot. How I could forget such an essential step is beyond any explanation. AAAAARGH!!!
BARRY:
Aussie Pub Rock 1 May 25,2017
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