trax:1. True Fine Mama - Little Richard 2. Go Go Go - Bobby Sisco 3. Nellie - The Invictas 4. Justine - Don and Dewey 5. All Mama's Children - Carl Perkins 6. Give Me Some Love - Conway Twitty 7. Come On Little Baby - The Kings 8. Crazy Woman - Gene Simmons 9. It's So Fine - LaVern Baker 10. End Of The Road - Jerry Lee Lewis 11. Farmer John - Don and Dewey 12. Love Me - Jimmy Lee and Wayne Walker 13. How Come You Do Me - Junior Thompson 14. True Love - Larry Diamond 15. Jessie Lee - Buck Griffin 16. Tall Dark Handsome Man - Bobby Sisco 17. Perkins Wiggle - Carl Perkins 18. I'm In Love - The Velvet Angels 19. Koko Joe - Don and Dewey 20. Feel So Good - Sonny Burgess 21. Boogie Disease #2 - Doctor Ross
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! served by Gyro1966...
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"True Fine Mama"
…Thanks to djmcblues2 for the share! served by Gyro1966...
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http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/IfXSlgnu/file.html
Hi,
here´s the Rocking Bear.
I found on youtube some artists which interest me.
First there´s
Reverend Peyton´s Big Damn Band
a three-man/woman band playing loud and rough blues/gospel. There´s vocals, guitar, drums and washboard.
I´m looking for the following albums:
- Self titled
- The pork´n beans collection
- Voodoo cock EP
- Big damn nation
- The whole damn family
- The wages
- Peyton on Patton
Brother Dege is known from the Django unchained soundtrack. I got his albums, but he made also some albums under his name
Dege Legg
I´m looking for
- Bastard´s blues
- Loveletters & suicide notes
- Trailerville
He also played in two bands, Santeria and Black Bayou Construct, which I don´t know til now. So if you have anything by them, please share.
That are more than enough wishes. Maybe in some days/weeks I´ll seek some other stuff.
Thank you
Rocking Bear
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
Lazy Lester - I'm A Lover Not A Fighter: The Complete Excello Records Singles (1956-1962) Jasmine 2017
After sets from Slim Harpo, Lightnin' Slim and Arthur Gunter this is Jasmine's fourth look at the recording artists of the famed Excello label. This volume looks at the career of the labels premier harp player, Lazy Lester who in addition to his own releases also performed back up duties on scores of other 45s released by Excello. Includes his classic and much covered versions of "I'm A Lover Not A Fighter" and "Sugar Coated Love". Lazy Lester is still touring today at the age of 82. He is probably the last of the great blues harmonica players and here are 26 excellent examples of his vibrant harmonica and popular style. If you love the sound of Louisiana swamp blues you'll love this collection from Jasmine.
1. I’m Gonna Leave You Baby
2. Lester’S Stomp
3. Go Ahead
4. They Call Me Lazy
5. I Told My Little Woman
6. Tell Me Pretty Baby
7. I’M a Lover, Not a Fighter
8. Sugar Coated Love
9. I Hear You Knockin’
10. Through the Goodness of My Heart
11. I Love You I Need You
12. Late in the Evening
13. A Real Combination for Love
14. Bye Bye Baby, Gonna Call It Gone
15. You Got Me Where You Want Me
16. Patrol Blues
17. (I’M So Glad) My Baby’S Back Home
18. Whoa Now
19. If You Think I’Ve Lost You
20. I’’m So Tired
21. My Home Is a Prison – - Slim Harpo
22. Role on Ole Mule – - Tabby Thomas
23. Nothing But the Devil – - Lightnin’ Slim
24. Gonna Stick to You Baby – - Lonesome Sundown
25. Hoodo Party – - Tabby Thomas
26. Rooster Blues – - Lightnin’ Slim
http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/wcg3DHjp/file.html
INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Lover-Not-Fighter-RECORDINGS-REMASTERED/dp/B0716ZT5JK
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Chris Bell - Looking Forward: The Roots Of Big Star (2017)
A large part of Alex Chilton's reputation as a rock & roll cult hero rests on his work with the band Big Star, but many music historians conveniently forget that Chilton was the last man to join that fabled group when they came together in 1971. Prior to that, the band that would become Big Star was the brainchild of Chris Bell, and the demos that Bell cut with his ad hoc groups Icewater and Rock City document a sound and style (and even some songs) that would find full fruition on Big Star's 1972 debut album, #1 Record. Looking Forward: The Roots of Big Star brings together 22 tracks that Bell cut prior to the formation of Big Star with Icewater, Rock City, and the Wallabys, and anyone who wants to know just what Bell brought to Big Star need only give this a spin to find the answers. If Chilton delivered the rough energy, fractured guitar heroics, and splendid lead vocals in Big Star, Looking Forward makes it clear Bell was the man responsible for their polished, Anglophilic melodic style, their sense of emotional drama, their rich yet unpretentious production, and guitar playing that revealed canny instincts about when to move from clean to dirty. Bell was working at Ardent Studios in Memphis when this material was cut, and Looking Forward sounds less like a set of demos and more like polished tracks for an album that for some reason never came to be. Many of these tracks resemble early drafts for what became #1 Record, while others reflect a side of Bell's imagination that didn't come out in that band, especially the hard rock moves of "The Answer" and the spiritual undercurrents in "The Preacher" and "Sunday Organ." Much of this material was previously released in 2003 under the title Rock City, but Looking Forward offers better audio and a more satisfying sequence, as well as putting the focus on Bell rather than the notion of Big Star without Chilton. If I Am the Cosmos, the outstanding collection of Bell's post-Big Star music, is the best place to experience his brilliant if tragically overlooked body of work, Looking Forward makes clear that he was already an important talent long before Big Star came together, and this music confirms Chilton, talented as he was, wasn't the only pop visionary in that great band. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
1 Rock City Think It's Time To Say Goodbye
2 Icewater All I See Is You
3 Rock City My Life Is Right
4 The Wallabys Feeling HIgh
5 Icewater Looking Forward
6 Rock City The Wind Will Cry For Me
7 Chris Bell Psychedelic Stuff
8 The Wallabys The Reason
9 Rock City I Lost A Love
10 Icewater A Chance To Live
11 Rock City The Answer
12 Rock City Lovely Lady
13 Icewater Sunshine
14 Rock City Introduction
15 Rock City Sunday Organ
16 Rock City The Preacher
17 Rock City Shine On Me
18 Rock City Try Again
19 Icewater Germany (Backing Track)
20 Icewater Oh My Soul (Backing Track)
21 Icewater All I See Is You (Alternate Backing Track)
22 The Wallabys Feeling High (Alternate Backing Track)
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/K7fbD8Fz/file.html
INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/looking-forward-the-roots-of-big-star-mw0003047837
http://omnivorerecordings.com/music/looking-forward-the-roots-of-big-star/
BONUS 3 OF 6
New York Soul '66 (HOS10 Mono LP) 2017
The Big Apple had long been a leading centre of Afro-American music, from the Tin Pan Alley days right through to the fifties and sixties. By 1966, when soul was the dominant musical form, New York was THE recording centre of the US, with more records produced here than anywhere else. And while there aren't many hits represented here and you may not have heard of half of the singers, these tracks represent the sound of the city rather better than many big label productions. This is the sound of the streets and the clubs. It's music from way below the radar, bringing together all the branches of the soul tree from funky R & B to sweet group soul, from pounding uptempo dancers to big city cry ballads. These grooves speak to the feet and to the heart - what more could anyone ask for?
A1
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Jr. Lewis*
Git Ta Steppin
2:45
A2
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Billie Dearborn
Down
3:12
A3
–
Jimmy Norman
This I Beg Of You
2:35
A4
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Gladys Tyler
A Little Bitty Girl (With A Great Big Mountain Of Pride)
2:51
A5
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Billy Hambric
You're A Sweetheart
2:10
A6
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Jimmy Garland
Baby One More Time
2:35
A7
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Lorraine Randolph
It's Over Between Us
3:10
B1
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Jimmy Radcliffe
That Lucky Old Sun
2:57
B2
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Bobby McNutt
I'm Gettin' Ready
2:26
B3
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Pearlean Gray
I Don't Want To Cry
2:25
B4
–
Duff Thurmond
Now That You Left Me
1:57
B5
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Harrison Brothers
Crying Won't Help You Now
2:25
B6
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Loretta Williams
Baby Cakes
2:08
B7
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Icemen*
Only Time Will Tell
2:44
B8
–
Ted Taylor
Help The Bear
2:33
http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/0SCLNPrp/file.html
(many thanks to northern_madman for this hard to find album)
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-New-York-Soul-66/release/10187795
http://recordstoreday.co.uk/exclusive-releases/rsd-2017/various-artists-new-york-soul/
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Uncut; Protest Now! 15 Modern Anthems (2016)
1
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Ezra Furman
Ferguson's Burning
3:06
2
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Rhiannon Giddens Featuring Bhi Bhiman
Freedom Highway
4:46
3
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Kevin Morby
I Have Been To The Mountain
3:14
4
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Ry Cooder
Humpty Dumpty World
4:16
5
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Roy Harper
Cloud Cuckooland
5:41
6
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Jenny Hval
That Battle Is Over
4:37
7
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Richard Thompson
Dad's Gonna Kill Me
5:16
8
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Bright Eyes
When The President Talks To God
2:33
9
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Run The Jewels Featuring Zack de La Rocha
Close Your Eyes (And Count To Fuck)
3:55
10
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Hurray For The Riff Raff
The Body Electric
2:49
11
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Smockey
Le President, Ma Moto Et Moi
4:00
12
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Father John Misty
Bored In The USA
4:22
13
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Mitski
Your Best American Girl
3:33
14
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Jason Isbell
Dress Blues
4:10
15
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Jarvis Cocker
Running The World
4:46
http://www43.zippyshare.com/v/jI5bN61Q/file.html
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Protest-Now-15-Modern-Anthems/release/9547182
http://www.uncut.co.uk/blog/introducing-new-issue-uncut-3-98670
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Arthur Alexander - Arthur Alexander (WB 1972)
While Arthur Alexander made a name for himself as a songwriter and vocalist in the early '60s, he was best known for the hits other folks had enjoyed with his songs (among them the Beatles and the Rolling Stones), while his performing career hit an unfortunate slump by the end of the decade. Alexander been out of the public eye for a few years when he scored a deal with Warner Brothers and cut a self-titled album in 1972. Alexander had great faith in the project, which was produced by Tommy Cogbill and featured the cream of the Muscle Shoals studio players, along with songwriting contributions from Dan Penn, Donnie Fritts, and Alexander himself. Sadly, the album flopped in the marketplace, but a listen to the results confirms this was the fault of the promotion men, not the artists; hitting a mid-point between deep Southern soul and country-leaning funk, Arthur Alexander showed he had only grown stronger and more impressive as a singer over the decade, and his songs, built from simple stories of love and loss, never failed to hit the home truth (it's a wonder that no one was able to pitch tracks like "In the Middle of It All" or "Love's Where Life Begins" to some of the more imaginative country acts in Nashville -- imagine George Jones wrapping his voice around either). Cogbill's production was rich but uncluttered with a deeply Southern feel, and the album won a richly deserved cult following among soul enthusiasts. After Alexander's unfortunate death in 1993, Warner Brothers released a retrospective CD, Rainbow Road: The Warner Bros. Recordings, which featured most of the cuts from the album, along with several single sides and unreleased tracks Alexander cut for the label; in either form, this is beautiful, heart-wrenching music that no one with a heart and a soul can walk away from without feeling its impact. (Mark Deming, Allmusic)
I'm Comin' Home
1:55
It Hurts To Want It So Bad
2:17
Go On Home Girl
2:43
In The Middle Of It All
3:05
Burning Love
2:39
Rainbow Road
3:25
Love's Where Life Begins
2:05
Down The Back Roads
2:27
Call Me Honey
2:17
Come Along With Me
2:42
Call Me In Tahiti
2:23
Thank God He Came
2:54
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/b6heB1Oi/file.html
INFO
https://www.discogs.com/Arthur-Alexander-Arthur-Alexander/master/306898
BONUS 6 OF 6 @320
Armadillo Killer's; Odd 45 RPM Country Gems, Vol. 66
Excellent collection of obscure small label country/honky tonk 45’s!
All perfectly tagged for quick import!
01 - Bill Clifton & The Dixie Mountain Boys - Lonely Heart Blues
02 - Bill Eldridge - I Need A Woman
03 - Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys (vcl. Lee Ross) - Texas Blues
04 - Bobby Hodge - I Wish I Could Fall In Love Today
05 - Charlie Moore & Bill Napier - My Home In The Sky
06 - Freddie Hart - First You Go Through Me
07 - Freddie Hart - The Outside World
08 - Gene Henslee - Here Come The Blues
09 - Gene Henslee - I Made A Fortune
10 - Gordon Terry - Run Little Joey
11 - Gordon Terry - The Whipping Post
12 - Jimmy Martin - Night
13 - Jimmy Martin & The Sunny Mountain Boys - Guitar Picking President
14 - Justin Tubb - I'd Know You Anywhere
15 - Justin Tubb - Texas Dance Hall Girl
16 - Justin Tubb - The Second Thing I'm Gonna Do
17 - Larry Brasso - Battle With The Bottle
18 - Larry Brasso - I Was Just Walking Out The Door
19 - Lee Ross - Acres Of Everything But Love
20 - Mac Wiseman - Bluegrass Fiesta
21 - McCormick Brothers - I'm Happty To Know
22 - Reno & Smiley - Ten Paces
23 - Stan Hitchcock - Thumbing My Way Home
24 - The Stanley Brothers - Lips That Lie
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/g0lGbrik/file.html
INFO
https://unclegil.blogspot.com/2017/06/texas-dance-hall-girl.html
Many thanks for the great bonus assortment, Gyro.
Thanks Gyro and the northern_madman for New York Soul '66 !
Thank you for Arthur Alexander. I hope that he made some money from those Beatles and Stones LPs!
Hi TZ Lovers,
some request from the Rocking Bear:
Reverend Peyton´s Big Damn Band [@ll 320 Kbps]
2004 - The Pork n' Beans Collection
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/w5ZKHRZP/file.html
2007 - The Gospel Album
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/h9h5APiI/file.html
2008 - The Whole Fam Damnily
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/fb36G9VI/file.html
2009 - Big Damn Nation
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/Cqe90ukU/file.html
2010 - The Wages
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/opiFoO1P/file.html
2011 - Peyton On Patton
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/Jquq6kzt/file.html
Not my rips, just my links. Thanx for the original uploaders.
Long life TZ !
Thanks to RYP, djmcblues2, and Gyro1966 for the main share and all of the bonuses. Returning from vacation to a pile of music lessens the pain of the pile of bills and junk mail.
Thank you RYP. Really diggin' those 50's & 60's Rock 'n' Roll comps. And thanks to Gyro for those equally appreciated bonuses.
Thank you dado for Reverend Peyton´s Big Damn Band.
Rocking Bear
Thank you Gyro
Thanks Gyro and the northern_madman for New York Soul '66, There was also a New Orleans Soul 66, and a Texas Soul 66 album.But I haven't got them.
ROOT
@ Gyro
Thanks for Chris Bell
@ Gyro and djmcblues2
Thanks for true fine mamma
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