The mock tomb paintings on the cover show Ancient Egyptians creating a beer can pyramid. The liners are full of corny puns (“…this rockin’ record is sure to be your Bag, dad!”) The band all have pseudonyms like ‘Lou Dacts – drums/vocals’. Track listings are in hieroglyphics. Yep, these Canadians are a party fun band who don’t take themselves too seriously. The only thing they do take seriously is their frat party music, a potent punch of soul, R&B and twist tunes shaken with a garage mixer. Gruesomes Bobby Beaton (aka Fuad) and John Davis join forces with Liam O’Neil and Dave Hamelin from Montreal band The Stills to produce 20 swingin’, largely self-penned tunes that will have everyone dancing and leaving their inhibitions behind. With memorable sax and organ based instros (‘Valley Of The Kings’) or crazed vocal numbers (‘The Boogaloser’) the message has stayed the same since since 3000BC; Shake It, Baby! - Phil Suggitttrax:
01 Djiboubti Call 02 Beeramid 03 The Boogaloser 04 Mo' Rockin' 05 Brother-In-Law 06 The Cool Bird 07 Soul Camel 08 That's Bad, That's Worse 09 San Jose 10 The Gooch 11 Cairo Twist 12 Shiver Me Timbers 13 Camel Walk 14 Little Salley Walker 15 Allah Mode 16 Valley Of The Kings 17 You Wish 18 The Hump 19 Yeah Yeah 20 Fuad's Mood
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Fuad & The Feztones "Beeramid"
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http://www106.zippyshare.com/v/k5YboprZ/file.html
Albums I Like ... Part 05
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Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
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01 Peter Perrett - How The West Was Won [2017]
To make a successful comeback album is to walk the narrowest of tightropes: artists have to retain their central appeal without rehashing their glory days, sound current without pandering and fundamentally prove their relevance to a world that’s moved on just fine without them. That ex-Only Ones frontman Peter Perrett is making his big comeback play at 65 is surprising. That he’s now defiantly sober is even more surprising. That the record is this good is absolutely shocking. (By Craig Dorfman)
The tale of Peter Perrett seemed destined for tragedy. After the glory of the Only Ones, the singer descended into a years-long battle with drug addiction that saw him surfacing for air regularly -- even releasing a very good album with his band the One in 2005 -- but then going back under, leaving fans to assume that they next time they heard his name, it would be in an obit. Luckily for all involved, Perrett cleaned up in the mid-2010s and got it together enough to record and release his first solo album. Working with his sons (guitarist Jamie and bassist Peter, Jr.) and producer Chris Kimsey, he's made an album that's not only a welcome return from a prodigal son, but also one that compares very favorably with those made during his time with the Only Ones. How the West Was Won is a witty, gutsy album built out of classic guitar rock bones and shot through with Perrett's hard-won wisdom and his offhanded, almost blasé, vocals, which sound almost exactly as they did in 1976, which is something of an achievement considering his hard living over the years. He snake-charms his way through melodies, tossing off casual asides and wringing emotion out of a simple twist of phrase or chilling reminiscence. The songs that hit hardest tell of years lost to drugs and the enduring love he feels for his wife of many years, Zena, who stuck by him through thin and thinner. His sons stuck by him, too, and Jamie proves to be the album's backbone as his guitar twangs, slashes, and burns through solos and riffs, providing all sorts of support for his old man. There are moments where it's easy to forgot that it's not an Only Ones album spinning, especially when they bust into a thrilling chorus like on "An Epic Story," lock into a low-key swagger ("Man of Extremes"), or melt hearts with mascara-dripping ballads ("C Voyeurger"). It's a thrilling match of classic punk ballad style, brilliant singing, and evocative songwriting that proves Perrett is really back this time, fully invested and in total charge of his life and music for the first time in years. How the West Was Won is not only a great album, it's also the inspiring, and inspired, story of how Perrett won his own life back. (AllMusic Review by Tim Sendra)
Yes, Yes,Yes, Just listen to this and be blown away . At 65 Years Old his flame is still strong and growing.
Link https://we.tl/BDNSJN9r5D
Albums I Like ... Part 05 Continued
02 k.d. lang - Ingénue [1992]
Ingénue is the second solo album by Canadian singer k.d. lang, released in 1992. It has more of a cabaret flavor than Lang's earlier more country influenced work and is her most successful album on the pop charts both in her native Canada and internationally.The samba-inspired "Miss Chatelaine" was ironic; Chatelaine is a Canadian women's magazine which once chose Lang as its "Woman of the Year", and the song's video depicted Lang—who was usually best known for a fairly androgynous appearance—in an exaggeratedly feminine manner, surrounded by bright pastel colours and a profusion of bubbles reminiscent of a performance on the Lawrence Welk show, complete with an accordion in the instrumentation. The multi-format hit single "Constant Craving" inspired (albeit subconsciously) The Rolling Stones' 1997 single "Anybody Seen My Baby?", from their Bridges to Babylon album, with the result that the Stones gave writing credits on that song to Lang and her collaborator Ben Mink. Both "Save Me" and "Still Thrives This Love" were used in the 2003 Showtime film Soldier's Girl.(Wikipedia)
On her early albums, k.d. lang was a country traditionalist with a difference -- while she had a glorious voice and could evoke the risen ghost of Patsy Cline when she was of a mind, there was an intelligence and sly humor in her work that occasionally betrayed her history as a performance artist who entered the musical mainstream through the side door. And while the three years between Absolute Torch and Twang and Ingénue were full of controversy for lang that may have encouraged her to seek out new creative directions (among other things, she came out as a lesbian and her outspoken animal rights activism alienated many fans in the C&W mainstream), the former album suggested lang had already taken her interest in country music as far as it was likely to go. Ingénue presented lang as an adult contemporary artist for the first time, and if she felt any trepidation at all about her stylistic shift, you'd never guess after listening to the record; lang's vocal style is noticeably more subtle on Ingénue than her previous albums, but her command of her instrument is still complete, and the cooler surroundings allowed her to emotionally accomplish more with less. lang's songwriting moved into a more impressionistic direction with Ingénue, and while the literal meanings of many of her tunes became less clear, she also brought a more personal stamp to her music, and the emotional core of "Save Me," "Constant Craving," and "So It Shall Be" was obvious even when their surfaces were evasive. And the production and arrangements by lang and her longtime collaborators Ben Mink and Greg Penny were at once simple and ambitious, creating a musical space that was different in form and effect than her previous albums but one where she sounded right at home. Ingénue disappoints slightly because while lang was a masterful and thoroughly enjoyable country singer, she was a far more introspective adult contemporary singer/songwriter who seemingly demanded the audience accept her "as is" or not at all. However, the craft of the album is impressive indeed, and few artists have reinvented themselves with as much poise and panache as lang did on Ingénue. (AllMusic Review by Mark Deming)
Nothimg more needs to be said about this beatiful album. k.d. langs voice is sublime.
Link https://we.tl/ECSiffGBt4
03 Traffic - When The Eagle Flies (Japan) [1974]
When the Eagle Flies is the seventh studio album released by English rock band Traffic, in 1974. It was the final album released by the band until their 1994 reunion Far from Home. (Wikipedia)
In its second manifestation, Traffic displayed an affection for jazz-like improvisation over shuffling rhythms, and that tendency was never more indulged than on When the Eagle Flies. Having dispensed with the trio of session musicians who had accompanied them on tour, the remaining band members, led by Steve Winwood, jammed over long-lined musical structures. Still, this was nominally a rock album, with lyrics and vocals, and Winwood often seemed to be improvising his melodies over the music, paying little heed to the meaning of the words, especially on the title track. Jim Capaldi's lyrics touched on the ups and downs of romance and the vicissitudes of capitalism and politics, and warning of apocalypse. But he sounded most assured reflecting on his past and future in "Memories of a Rock 'n Rolla." The most intriguing lyric was a blank-verse effort from the Bonzo Dog Band's Vivian Stanshall, "Dream Gerrard," which took off from 19th-century French poet Gérard de Nerval's speculations about the relationship between dreams and reality. But Winwood treated the words and his singing as another musical element rather than fashioning the songs to emphasize them, so that When the Eagle Flies, not unlike previous Traffic albums, was really a mostly instrumental collection that happened to have vocals. That wouldn't have mattered if the music had been more compelling and effectively played, but rather than seeming like a fresh start for the band, the album was listless and remote. Although it became Traffic's fourth consecutive studio album to reach the Top Ten and go gold in the U.S., the group broke up following the American promotional tour in the fall of 1974. (AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann)
Always loved the Traffic sound. Every one of their albums has something to cherish. This one has a vibe that makes me want to keep on playing it over and over.
Link https://we.tl/zLHBz3ENDK
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Albums I like ... Part 04 can be found in the comments section at
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01 Cesaria Evora - Best Of [1999]
02 Hollies - Butterfly (Remasterd 2014) [1967]
03 Tinariwen - Elwan [2017]
I like the look of this Mr RYP thankyou
Can anyone help with this I am looking for - The Flash Records Story
Thank you for the Feztones. Any chance for "In the valley of the kings" record by Fuad & The Feztones?
seem interesting
thanks Ryp
Imaad Wasif (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imaad_Wasif)
Is an Canadian Born psych folk and rock American singer songwriter.
his music has been described as "“unbelievably intense with sparkling, raga-influenced guitar and a mystic bent.”
Apart some solo album have played in band as Folk Implosion, Alaska!, Lowercase and other
here some album and single of Lowercase and some solo stuff
Lowercase (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowercase_(band))
1994 Two Songs 7''
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/2mSFBOfm/file.html
1995 Cadence 7''
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/o4nKEF3B/file.html
1996 - All Destructive Urges... Seem So Perfect
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/g1IsR9qV/file.html
1997 - Kill The Lights
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/0BrsK3eC/file.html
1998 - Mailorder Freaks 7'' Singles Club - April
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/zcRALBFS/file.html
1999 - Imbedded In Ice 7''
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/hXAoAOzu/file.html
1999 - The Going Away Present
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/vY4oDP5k/file.html
Solo
2006 St
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/AETOKnVN/file.html
2008 Strange Hexes (with Two Part Beast)
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/Nqa8HFGP/file.html
2009 The Voloist
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/308EAtJE/file.html
2017 Dzi
pt 1
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/9EGGPCHv/file.html
pt 2
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/klF30440/file.html
@ anonymous requesting in the valley of the kings ep from Fuad and The Feztones
this version of beeramid have as bonus track all the songs from this ep
Can't pass this one by.
Thanks to luis for alerting me to the existence of Imaad Wasif! Looking forward to checking him out.
Many thanks to Butterboy for his Peter Parrett post, since I didn't know The Only Ones it's two discoveries at once, grazie!
Utopia - Deface the Music
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/djY420bZ/file.html
Saturday Looks Good to Me - Every Night
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/tTTp3cGR/file.html
Saturday Looks Good to Me - All Your Summer Songs
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/DV79Oeb1/file.html
The Alice Rose - Phonographic Memory
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/BMKkjA6B/file.html
Here is the third album by L.A band Cockeyed Ghost 'The scapegoat factory' released once again in Big Deal records in 1999.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/6166mq6d74q07iv/Cockeyed_Ghost_-_The_scapegoat_factory_%281999%29.rar
First album again
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ae1eb7ux9z151ck/Cockeyed_Ghost_-_Keep_yourself_amused_1996.rar
And second
http://www.mediafire.com/file/fu53a5676q31ac5/Cockeyed_Ghost_-_Neverest_%281997%29.rar
for whoever is interested.
Also my previous contribution,
Electrocuting Elvis - Postcards from an alien nation (Uk band)1998
http://www.mediafire.com/file/o121k80xxo9rbsp/Electrocuting_Elvis_-_Postcards_from_an_alien_nation_%281998%29.rar
Sorry but have no means to scan the covers.
regards
Here's a couple of wishes plus 3 others
The Flash Records Story Disc 2.zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/IWJEV0NK/file.html
The Flash Records Story Disc 1.zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/y7wv6n7Z/file.html
Showaddywaddy-Crepes & Drapes 1979.zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/vcWEAbKU/file.html
Junior Campbell-Second Time Around.zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/IOlHUAWo/file.html
1966 Vega-Tables (Paul McCartney & Beach Boys CD 2009).zip
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/PK9yMm65/file.html
Hi!
THANX so much for the CANADIAN content! Looking for Less contemporary Canadian music = 60's & 70's, please. Learning a lot here about "newer" music & great "classic" sounds of R&B, Soul & R&R. Keep 'em coming!
Cheers!
Ciao! For now.
rntcj
Thanks to those helping get me the Booze albums...much appreciated!
Anybody out there help with a zippy link to
Todd Rundgrens new album 'White Knight'
Thanks in advance
Were "Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ" Vols 4-3-2-1 posted or did I miss them.
Great to hear everyone telling their age. I'm 75 and still kicking (not as high as I used to) and still chase women (only downhill of course).
As promised
Catch Us If You Can (1965) (1.3 GB)
https://mega.nz/#!TF8E0JhS!5uC0sz2LhDMnFHawSZ91r4UyFf0knpVbDeXSb1OsaNU
Hermann
(thanks to the providers)
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Twenty-Eight
1930s+ Blues and Gospel, Plus Some Jazz/Swing and Old-Timey; B-E Artists - a lot of samplers and tiny catalogs, this go-'round:
- Blind John Davis, pt. 2 (miscellaneous) [15@192]
- Bob Campbell - Complete Recorded Works, 1934 [4@320]
- Bob Skyles and His Skyrockets, 1937-40 [32@ mostly low VBR]
- Booker T. Sapps - Florida Field-Recordings, 1935- 36 [11@320]
- Bright-Moon Quartet - Carolina Gospel Quartet, 1936 [8@128, 320]
- Brother Williams Memphis Sanctified Singers, 1930-31 [4@294-320]
- Caldwell 'Mississippi' Bracey - Complete Recorded Works, 1930 [4@316-320]
- Calvin Frazier - Complete Recorded Works, 1938-60 [28@320]
- Capital City Four - Carolina Gospel Quartet, 1938 [6@128, 320]
- Carl Davis - Complete Recorded Works, 1935 [4@128 -320]
- Carl Martin (1930-41) [41@224, 320]
- Cats and the Fiddle, 1939 [4@320]
- Cauley Family - Complete Recorded Works, 1934 [8@192, 320]
- Ced Odom and Lil Hardaway - Complete Recorded Works, 1936 [6@320]
- Charley Jordan - Complete Recorded Works, 1930-37 [68@mostly 184-320]
- Charley 'Little Buddy' Doyle, 1939 [6@320]
- Charlie 'Bozo' Nickerson - Complete Recorded Works, 1930 [6@320]
- Charlie Burse (1934-50s) [21@320]
- Charlie Pickett - Complete Recorded Works, 1937 [4 @320]
- Charlotte Miller and Bob Ferguson, 1930-31 [4@160]
- Chuck-Wagon Gang, 1936-57 [4@318-320]
- Claude Hopkins, 1933-45 [4@96 (sorry!), 320]
- Conish 'Pinetop' Burks - Complete Recorded Works, 1937 [6@320]
- Connie McLean - Complete Recorded Works, 1936 [6@320]
- Coon Creek Girls, 1938 [5@192, 320]
- Dave Apollon - Mandolin Virtuoso, 1932-56 [16@320]
- Dave 'Three-Fifteen' Bluntson - Complete Recorded Works, 1937 [4@128]
- David 'Black Ivory King' Alexander, 1937 [4@320]
- David McCarn, 1930-31 [4@256, 320]
- David Pryor - Bahamas Field-Recordings, 1935 [4@320]
- Deep-River Plantation Singers - Complete Recorded Works, 1931 [5@320]
- Delta Big Four, 1930 [8@256]
- Doug Bine's Dixie Ramblers, 1936-37 [5@128, 320]
- Eddie Head - Complete Recorded Works, 1930 [4@320]
- Eddie Kelly's Washboard Band - Complete Recorded Works, 1937 [8@320]
- Elder Charles Beck (1937-56) [20@320]
Seven-day link (expires 06. September):
https://we.tl/ZnJF4eQIUZ
(my link; not my rips)
Cheers!
Here's some more Beatles Purple chick as requested
Download link
https://we.tl/vMWhs9tjZM
1 file
More Beatles Purple Chick.zip
inside are01-the beatles-please please me-vol1-2(1963)
Disc 09 - The Beatles Go Too Far
Disc 10 - The Beatles Go Too Far
Hollywood Bowl (Purple Chick Deluxe) [Disc 1]
Hollywood Bowl (Purple Chick Deluxe) [Disc 2]
Please Please Me CD1 (Purple Chick)
Please Please Me CD2 (Purple Chick)
With The Beatles CD1 (Purple Chick)
With The Beatles CD2 (Purple Chick)
With The Beatles CD3 (Purple Chick)
@montymusic
Is it finished the collection of 60's singles clearout box ??
the last one was box6 an 60's oddments ?
It was nice stuff
some odds and ends from my days surfing..a couple of nice surf instros and some others as well
Tiki Men-Twelve Dusty Diamonds.zip
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/Y5ER6MEk/file.html
Sir Bald Diddley and his Wig Outs-Pie-Go-Mania!.zip
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/6S37Ces7/file.html
Robin Gibb-1970 Salvato dal Campanello.zip[This is Robins Reign with bonus]
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/ebwBQIP4/file.html
Bob Dylan- Blind Boy Grunt (Red&White Label).zip
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/ZZKT1vEM/file.html
Barry Gibb-1982 Eyes That See In The Dark Demos.zip
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/0DjZtsGJ/file.html
Ty Hermann for Catch Us If You Can I hadnt got chance to search it out so thanks for upping it
Filling a request plus 2 other albums
Leslie West-Blues To Die For.zip [blues]
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/S3Te6af4/file.html
Choir_Vandals-Dark_Glow-WEB-2017 punk.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/dET1PJlU/file.html
VA-Great Googa Mooga - These Words Don't Make No Sense!.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/xAWUTCEh/file.html
Ive not been able to locate Death Discs yet but Im on the case tomorrow
Diana Brill
@Butterboy, thanks for the kd lang - I have been missing it.
Yeah more cheesy organ!!
1ram,
Here is Various Artists - Great Googa Mooga!
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Ya3Rku1o/file.html
I see montysmusic uploaded the Flash Records Story. Here is the 19-page booklet missing from that upload.
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/gcLQN4EA/file.html
Can anybody help with this 'Buffalo Bop - Rockabilly Action'
Backup-Drive Overflow - Load Twenty-Seven-And-A-Half:
1930s-plus Blues and Gospel, Plus Some Jazz/Swing and Old-Timey: An (Unintentionally) Overlooked Artist:
Bill 'McKinley' 'Jazz' Gillum (1934-49) [114@320]
Folks, somehow I missed including the great Jazz Gillum on my upload yesterday... so here he is:
Seven-day link (expires 6. September):
https://we.tl/HhhFGadzqC
(my link; not my rips)
With a tip of my blushing keyboard to MuddyW, who caught my flub... keep the corrections coming, folks - cheers!
Does anyone have any Crowded House and solo Neil Finn? Bootlegs are welcome. Thanks!
Ty Earthbound for the booklet most kind young sir
Tx for all those good loads Aging Child. Love 'm, CHEERS!
@ Anonymous
Request by one of the Anonymous'
Neil Finn/ Crowded House bootlegs etc
All high quality.
320kbps (?) and fully tagged
All albums in one file
Neil Finn - 5 May 2001 BBC Radio 2 [2001]
Neil Finn - Cold Live At The Chapel Channel 10 21 Jan [2001]
Neil Finn - Helen Young Studios 14 May [2005]
Neil Finn - Live At The Wireless 7 Sept [1998]
Neil Finn - VH1 Uncut 12 April 2002- [2002]
Link https://we.tl/Roq0YUoXeV
I have many others Crowded House, Neil Finn, albums and will look at posting more when time permits.
Did I imagine it or was montysmusic looking for a Robert Horton CD ??
If so, here is a link for it ...
Robert Horton - The Man Called Shenandoah.zip
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/6MGppH4v/file.html
hi is there a chance u load this DVD-RIP: THE EXPLOSION ROCKETS - ROCK ON WITH again PLEASE because the last link of this the dvd didn't work
and i like to say thank 4 all this great music u put up.and please keep up the good work..Aussie
@ angel
thanks for third album from cockeyed ghost
Monty'
The last Lot of Purple Chick Beatles you sent me
namely
inside are01-the beatles-please please me-vol1-2(1963)
Disc 09 - The Beatles Go Too Far
Disc 10 - The Beatles Go Too Far
Hollywood Bowl (Purple Chick Deluxe) [Disc 1]
Hollywood Bowl (Purple Chick Deluxe) [Disc 2]
Please Please Me CD1 (Purple Chick)
Please Please Me CD2 (Purple Chick)
With The Beatles CD1 (Purple Chick)
With The Beatles CD2 (Purple Chick)
With The Beatles CD3 (Purple Chick)
was Corrupt and I Couldn't open them
Jackmac is correct, the Purple Chick Beatles for Disc 09 & 10, the file is corrupt.
Great blog! By chance does anyone have any Marvelous 3 (Hey or Ready Sex Go!)?
@MontysMusic: Even more Purple Chicks - thank you! (Will check for file bobbles.)
@MuddyW: Most welcome; lots more in the Vault, too - e.g., Lead Belly next week, Louis Jordan the weekend after, Rev. Gary Davis a couple days later, Nighthawk, Sonny and Brownie... and lots of lesser-name folks with their first-rate yet near-forgotten work. As always, they're the ones we thank. What a treat!
Cheers!
Thanks Monty
Leslie West is so underated as a guitarist
Regards
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