trax:01. Bad Luck Comes My Way - Eddy Dugosh 02. That's My Baby's Kisses - Kenny Lee 03. Checkbook Baby - Milt Dickey 04. Rompin' Stompin' Good Time - Bob Blum 05. Cold Cold Cornbread - Rod Morris 06. Trifflin' Heart - Shorty Ashburn 07. Ole Jackhammer Blues - Jimmy Lawson 08. Louisiana Swing - Bud Hobbs 09. Gettin' Even - Cliff Sheppard 10. Hire A Mockingbird - Harold Crosby 11. Play My Boogie - Bill Mack 12. Rockin' Baby - Gene Henslee 13. I'm Not Free - The Country Playboys 14. Lie To Me Baby - Johnny Tyler 15. Real Gone Jive - The Nettles Sisters 16. I Wish I Had A Penny - Singing Cherokee 17. Mr. Cupid - Jack Hammons 18. Bounce Baby Bounce - Stoney Calhoun 19. Honest To Goodness Baby - Bill & Carroll 20. Perfect Woman - Hardrock Gunther 21. I Love Blue Eyes - Glenn Kirby 22. Thank's To You - Bob Blum 23. You Can't Play In My Playhouse - Patsy Elshire 24. That'll Be Love - Glenn Reeves 25. Be On The Lookout - Billy Luke 26. Birthday Cake - Randy Hughes 27. Hi-Pardner - Hi-Wayne & Hall 28. Hi-Geared Daddy - Jimmy Walker 29. I Learned A Lot From You - Herb Tucker
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Don’t forget Volume 1 of the series:
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"Ultra Rare Hillbilly Boogie" - Volume 2
…served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
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BONUS 1 OF 4 @320
Black Lightning
Eclectic mix of blues, R&B, country, rock ’n’ roll - very cool comp.
(Fully tagged and numbered tracks with all art work, just import and play - I do the hard work, you enjoy)
1 Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee - Ride And Roll
2 Johnny Darrell - Why You Been Gone So Long
3 Dave Dudley - Six Days On The Road
4 Steve Earle - Waitin On The Sky
5 The Del McCoury Band - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
6 Howard Tate - Where Did My Baby Go
7 'Big' John Greer - Bottle It Up and Go
8 Calexico - Tulsa Telephone Book
9 Bobbie Gentry - Ode to Billie Joe
10 Commander Cody - Lightning Bar Blues
11 Dan Penn - Memphis Women And Chicken
12 Lenny and the Piss Poor Boys - Lonely Days and Whiskey Nights
13 Dale Watson - Tucumcari, Here I Come
14 Barbara Lynn - You Left The Water Running
15 Red Simpson - County Sheriff
16 Tommy Duncan - Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy
17 Andy Griffith - Mama Guitar
18 Big Walter Price - Git To Gittin'
19 Alejandro Escovedo - Castanets
20 Doug Sahm - Groover's Paradise
21 Ronnie Hawkins And The Hawks - Southern Love
22 The Beat Farmers - Big Rock Candy Mountain
23 Warren Smith Rock N Roll Ruby
24 Terry Allen - Amarillo Highway
25 Frankie Lee Sims - She Likes To Boogie Real Low
26 Kevin Burke & Mícheál Ó Domhna - Lord Franklin
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(Thanks to The Shadow for this compilation)
BONUS 2 OF 4 @320
Sherry's Lips
Eclectic mix of blues, R&B, country, rock ’n’ roll - very cool comp.
(Fully tagged and numbered tracks with art, just import and play - I do the hard work, you enjoy)
1 Doug Powell - Big City Walk
2 The Alcons - Black Jack
3 Vernon Green & The Medallions - Buick '59
4 Dan Penn - The Dark End of the Street
5 Little Willie John - Do You Love Me
6 Long John Hunter - El Paso Rock
7 Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Fair And Tender Ladies
8 The Five Keys - I Burned Your Letter
9 Little Walter - I Don't Play
10 Jimmy Nolen - Jimmy's Jive
11 Bobby Charles - Last Train To Memphis
12 Lalo Guerrero - Marihuana Boogie
13 Link Wray and the Wraymen - Mary Ann
14 Junior Wells - Messin' With The Kid
15 Young Jessie - Oochie Coochie
16 New Riders of the Purple Sage - Panama Red
17 Big Moose - Puppy Howl Blues
18 Bill Pinky & The Turks - Sally's Got A Sister
19 Duke Jenkins - Shake It
20 David Houston - Sherry's Lips
21 Bob Wills - Take Me Back To Tulsa
22 The Four Kings w/Willie Mitchell - Tell It to Me Baby
23 The Paramounts - The Rumba
24 Hank Thompson - The Wild Side Of Life (1951)
25 Dickie Thompson - Thirteen Women And One Man
26 Johnny Burnette - Touch Me
27 The Left Banke - Walk Away Renee
28 Joe Liggins - Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
29 Don Covay - An Ugly Woman (Is Twice As Sweet)
30 Merle Travis - Cincinnati Lou
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(Thanks to The Shadow for this compilation)
BONUS 3 OF 4 @320
Guitar Slim - You're Gonna Miss Me; The Complete Singles Collection As&Bs 1951-1958 (Jasmine 2017)
Guitar Slim's guitar style was highly and somewhat original and was an inspiration to scores of guitarists from Buddy Guy to Jimi Hendrix and Frank Zappa. Here for the first time, Jasmine have gathered together all of his singles in one package and of course this includes his phenomenal hit "The Things That I Used To Do" which topped the Billboard R%B charts for a remarkable 14 weeks selling over a million copies. The song has now become a staple of the genre and has been covered by Stevie Ray Vaughan, James Brown, Chuck Berry, Freddy King to mention a few. Any fan of electric blues must have this CD in their collection. Fully detailed liner notes.
1. Bad Luck Is on Me (Woman Troubles)
2. Cryin’ in the Morning
3. New Arrival
4. Standin’ at the Station
5. Feelin’ Sad
6. Certainly All
7. The Things That I Used to Do
8. Well, I Done Got Over It
9. The Story of My Life
10. A Letter to My Girlfriend
11. Later for You Baby
12. Trouble Don’T Last
13. Sufferin’ Mind
14. Twenty-Five Lies
15. Our Only Child
16. Stand By Me
17. I Got Sumpin’ for You
18. You’Re Gonna Miss Me
19. Quicksand
20. Think It Over
21. Sum’Thin’ to Remember You By
22. You Give Me Nothin’ But the Blues
23. Down Through the Years
24. Oh Yeah
25. If I Should Lose You
26. It Hurts to Love Someone (That Don’T Love You)
27. I Won’T Mind at All
28. Hello, How Ya’ Been, Goodbye
29. When There’S No Way Out
30. If I Had My Life to Live Over
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/Youre-Gonna-Miss-Collection-RECORDINGS/dp/B071HWF8LD
BONUS 4 OF 4 @320
Blind Alfred Reed - Appalachian Visionary (Dust-To-Digital 2016)
“Alfred Reed’s story is that of a man looking within to find a light by which to navigate the darkness within and without.” – Ted Olson
Born blind on June 15, 1880, in Floyd County, Virginia, Alfred Reed grew up on a West Virginia farm. In the 1920s, when radio became available in his area, Alfred listened to and enjoyed performances by several of the era’s popular singers. Alfred would purchase songbooks and hymnbooks, and his wife Nettie would read the lyrics to him. Because the songs he learned from others did not always express aspects of what he was thinking, feeling, and experiencing, Alfred felt compelled to compose his own songs, and he was exceptionally talented in this endeavor—a craftsman with many things to say. Relying upon his talent to generate money for supporting his family, he played music on the streets of nearby towns, gave music lessons, performed at dances and various social and church gatherings, sold printed copies of his own lyrics, and, in 1927 and 1929, made the commercial recordings included on this set.
1. Blind Alfred Reed – The Wreck of the Virginian
2. Blind Alfred Reed – I Mean to Live for Jesus
3. Blind Alfred Reed – You Must Unload
4. Blind Alfred Reed – Walking In The Way With Jesus
5. Blind Alfred Reed – Explosion In The Fairmount Mines
6. Blind Alfred Reed – Fate Of Chris Lively And Wife
7. Blind Alfred Reed – Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls
8. Blind Alfred Reed – Always Lift Him Up And Never Knock Him Down
9. Blind Alfred Reed – The Prayer Of The Drunkard’s Little Girl
10. The West Virginia Night Owls – Sweet Bird
11. The West Virginia Night Owls – I’m Goin’ To Walk The Streets Of Glory
12. Orville Reed – The Telephone Girl
13. Blind Alfred Reed – Woman’s Been After Man Ever Since
14. Blind Alfred Reed – Why Do You Bob Your Hair Girls-No. 2
15. Blind Alfred Reed and Orville Reed – There’ll Be No Distinction There
16. Blind Alfred Reed and Orville Reed – We’ve Got To Have ‘Em, That’s All
17. Blind Alfred Reed and Orville Reed – Beware
18. Blind Alfred Reed and Orville Reed – The Old-Fashioned Cottage
19. Blind Alfred Reed – How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times And Live
20. Blind Alfred Reed – Black And Blue Blues
21. Blind Alfred Reed and Orville Reed – You’ll Miss Me
22. Blind Alfred Reed – Money Cravin’ Folks
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INFO
http://www.dust-digital.com/blind-alfred-reed/
http://www.secretdecoder.net/reviews/2016/03/25/blind-alfred-reed-blind-alfred-reed-appalachian-visionary/
http://exclaim.ca/music/article/blind_alfred_reed-blind_alfred_reed_appalachian_visionary
It's all amazing here pretty much everywhichway, but Gyro your bonuses are well beyond a bonus--truly marvelous; thank you.
Eric-once-known-as-ol'Anon
Thanks Eric for taking the time to write. Eric is better than ol anon, for sure.
some superb bonuses Gyro 1966 ty for your hard work
Gyro, thank you. Each bonus is killer.
Blind Alfred Reed was a seer. His songs have a cyclical relevance today when America is again falling apart. Thank you for this collection.
A request. While attending a performance of the must-see "The Gospel According to Thomas Jefferson, Charles Dickens and Count Leo Tolstoy," a mix of relevant songs was playing that included bossa nova-like versions of "My Sweet Lord," "Out of Time" and "Knockin' On Heaven's Door." I think Mandy Jones's recording was used for the Harrison song, but, for the life of me, and Google, I can't find any clues to the other recordings. Might there be some lounge-music collection in which these are all included? The version of "Knocking' On Heaven's Door" cut through flesh and bone to my very soul. The power of that song is as awesome as it is majestic.
Thanks GYRO and The Shadow for the two compilations Black Lightning and Sherry's lips
Some great songs on here.
Regards
Gyro - Thanks to you and Shadow for these 2 comps. I love the variety of styles.
Thanks Gyro for the Guitar Slim Complete Singles Collection.
@ Gyro
Who said that curiosity is a bad thing ? I'm curious to listen to Blind Alfred Reed !
Thanks Gyro
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