Saturday, 26 August 2017

Los Shains "El Ritmo De Los Shains" 1965

First time on CD! In the middle of 1964, a group of adolescent boys came together to make music, without realizing that they were at the starting point of the history of one of the most important rock bands rock in Peru: Los Shains…...The bands debut album, "El Ritmo de Los Shains," was originally recorded in Peru in 1966; this fine 14-track collection includes the whole debut album, which sports Spanish versions of Novas The Crusher and the Animals We Got to Get Out of This Place, plus a couple of original tunes, and some great instrumental tracks too. Their music is chock full of wild sounds, good screams, fast guitar-in other words, great garage rock tunes, with Farfisa keyboards and loud drums. This disc features sound taken from the original master tape reels, remastered using an analogue tube amplification system; this has made it possible to obtain superior sound quality without losing any of the texture of the original recordings. Amazing deluxe digipack has insert with twenty-five unseen pictures, and a great biography told by their guitar player and founder, Enrique Ego Aguirre. Includes as bonus a never-before seen homemade footage of the band from early 1966. Band members were key components of later Peruvian bands like The (St. Thomas) Pepper Smelter, Gerardo Manuel & El Humo, PAX, Los Drags, Los Nuevos Shains, Kabul and others. - fro: https://www.shinybeast.nl/trax:
01 bule bule 02 shain's a go go 03 fever 04 agente sectreto 05 el bano del pajaro 06 hang on sloopy 07 telestar '65 08 el sabor de la miel 09 vamos 10 cuidad de rompientes 11 el mounstro 12 misirlou 13 tenemos que irnos de aqui 14 ella no esta alli

74 comments:

RYP said...

Los Shains "El Ritmo De Los Shains"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/N6zdaFv3/file.html

Groover's Party said...

Thanks for this ACE!

Cheers,
Aaron

SoulTime59 said...

Dorothy Berry - The Girl Who Stopped The Duke Of Earl (Singles Collection)

Dorothy Berry nee Adams’ musical career starts and ends with her husband of eleven years from 1957 to 1968. So the story goes, Berry the writer of Louie, Louie, sold the rights to that song and others, for just $750 to fund his marriage to Dorothy. Inspired by her husband’s musical career, Dorothy pursued her own career path, first in the girl group The Idols, then upfront with The Swans, and finally on her own. She moved with the times, as you can tell with the style changes in this set. Ultimately she ended up as member of Ray Charles’ Raeletts, and is a featured vocalist on the only album that collective made in their own right.

Dorothy retired from the road in the early 1980s, but not before she’d written the song The World Needs Peace, inspired by her experience of touring the Middle East. When she finally recorded that track, her career came full circle, as it was performed as a duet with ex-husband Richard.

This collection includes all bar one of her single sides, the Idols and Swans tracks, two tracks from the Tri-Tones which feature Dorothy and Richard on backing vocals, her duets with Jimmy Norman, and The World Needs Peace rounds out the set.

Dorothy Berry - The Girl Who Stopped The Duke Of Earl

http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/QVEWXpUO/file.html

Here’s to another soulful weekend for everyone who makes TZ what it is!

Star Studded Sham said...

Has anybody possibly got the cd that came out about 10 years ago called something like Gene Vincent Cut Our Songs? Thanks!

angel said...

Hi

Here's the second album by L.A band Cockeyed Ghost - Neverest (1997) on Big Deal Records as usual. Have the third one if someone is interested.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/fu53a5676q31ac5/Cockeyed_Ghost_-_Neverest_%281997%29.rar

regards

montysmusic said...

"My Sharona" is the debut single by the Knack. The song was written by Berton Averre and Doug Fieger, and released in 1979 from their album Get the Knack. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart where it remained for 6 weeks, and was number one on Billboard's 1979 Top Pop Singles year-end chart.[wiki]

artists
Boycott.mp3
Destruction.mp3
Eldritch .mp3
Eric Neveux.mp3
Feel So Bad.mp3
franz ferdinand vs. run-dmc vs. the knack - do you wanna cuz it's tricky my sharona mash up .mp3
Hammerfall.mp3
Javier Álvarez.mp3
Jimmy Martin.mp3
K.T. Tunstall & Keren Ann[live].mp3
Leningrad Cowboys.mp3
Nirvana [live].m4a
Pearl Jam & Nirvana [live].mp3
Pink Cream 69.mp3
Rodgau Monotones.mp3
Sean Finn.mp3
Secret Chiefs.mp3
Stage Disaster.mp3
Susan Stenger.mp3
The Bastard Sons of Dioniso .mp3
The Knack.mp3
The Ramones.mp3
Thomas.mp3
Towa Tei.mp3
Veruca Salt .mp3

link
My Sharona Swarm.zip
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/WdVew5ir/file.html

Butterboy said...

A Aging Child Here is my albums for "The Alan Lomax Collection: Southern Journey" Volumes 01-13.

Link
https://we.tl/pvwQjpxMZh

Reviews
Recorded by Alan Lomax, with assistance from Shirley Collins and Anna Lomax
Includes original notes by Alan Lomax
Series Editors: Matthew Barton and Andrew L. Kaye
Pioneering the use of stereo recording in the field, Alan Lomax made his “Southern Journey” in 1959–60, returning to the rural South (after 10 years abroad) and rediscovering its still-vital traditions. He traveled from the Appalachians to the Georgia Sea Islands, from the Ozarks to the Mississippi Delta, recording blues, ballads, breakdowns, hymns, shouts, chanteys, and work songs. When they were released by Atlantic Records (1960) and Prestige Records (1962), these recordings served as inspiration and guide to a new generation of musicians passionately interested in the heritage this music represents. These remasterings of the originals, including previously unissued tracks, offer us a new opportunity to appreciate and learn from these vibrant performances recorded in their home settings.

“Over-estimating the importance of this collection is impossible.” —The Economist

“Superb, beautifully recorded, evidently heartfelt, richly contextualized here as treasures of an American culture not yet in thrall to mass mediation.” —The Wire

“Raw, honest soulful, and spiritually and emotionally moving… Be warned, though: once you start digging into stuff as authentic and visceral as this, it’s hard to go back.” —Ray Gun

“This collection shows how vital musical history can be.” —Wired

“Mind-boggling and beautiful.” —The Louisville Eccentric Observer

“These recordings are all in stereo and they are absolutely STUNNING!” —The Tracking Angle

luis said...

Haley Bonar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haley_Bonar)
canadian born american indie folk singer songwriter.

2002 The Size Of Planets
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/AvAlsJ3P/file.html

2006 Lure The Fox
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/9oA2BXzN/file.html

2008 Big Star
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/wdZzzdgL/file.html

2011 Golder
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/pAUxsr8S/file.html

2012 Bad Reputation (EP)
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/minturea/file.html

2013 Daytrotter Studio 03-28-2013 (EP)
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/HhDtzmDz/file.html

2013 Wntr Snds (EP)
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/1ZDOyX8Y/file.html

2014 Last War
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/HMmUWtUj/file.html

2016 Impossible Dream
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/BxpDfIKo/file.html

montysmusic said...

Bob requested these folky albums

robert hinchliffe - songs (1970 uk) @320.zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/3eMGSf68/file.html

Don Daly - 1971 matilda (matilda's child rec. 710820).zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/zpk4QlxU/file.html

I couldnt locate any of the others but have put them on my list but I know the folk Bob is after is very rare so fingers crossed for them

montysmusic said...

The Lana Sisters were formed by Iris Long in 1958, along with Lynne Abrams. They put an advert in The Stage for a third member and got a reply from Mary O'Brien, who would go on to solo success a few years later as Dusty Springfield. After Iris left the Lana Sisters she formed the Chantelles with two friends.[1]

They were managed by Evelyn Taylor, as they toured around England. They appeared on the BBC's Drumbeat with Adam Faith and John Barry, and later took part in a Christmas special "Tommy Steele’s Spectacular" with the song "Seven Little Girls Sitting in the Backseat".

They appeared twice at the Royal Albert Hall and toured with Cliff Richard, Adam Faith, and Morecambe & Wise. The song "You've Got What it Takes" became a Top 10 hit in Ireland in 1960.

When Dusty Springfield left the Lana Sisters she joined her brother Tom Springfield and another friend to make The Springfields. She went solo in 1963.[wiki]

link
The Lana Sisters.zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/6LXWgygU/file.html

Dusty Springfield-Reputation and Rarities.zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/hm1XRRA8/file.html

Dusty Springfield-Ooooooweeee!!![1965].zip
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/KTfdmMyb/file.html

the reputation and rarities has a special bonus track

Anonymous said...

Hi,

here´s the Rocking Bear.

I´m looking for some albums. I hope, someone can help me.
Here they are:

Mary Burns - Mary Burns
Carlsberg - Loaded
Design - Day of the fox
Dr. Hook - Live in the U.K.
Dr. Hook - Let me drink from your well
P.P. Arnold - Kafunta
Brian Bennett - Change of direction
Cindy Lee Berryhill - Who´s gonna save the world
Split Enz - Waiata
Split Enz - Time and tide

Thanks a lot

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

High-quality rip, with art and tags:

Peggy March and Bennie Thomas - In Our Fashion (1965):
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/EFxxcetH/file.html

Does anyone have a rip of March's 1968 single "I've Been Here Before"/"Time and Time Again." Paying $50 for the original 45 does not work for me money-wise at this time. Maybe they were put on a CD I don't know about? Or maybe someone has a rip of the single.

March performs both of these songs in the video she did with Harry Nilsson. If anyone hasn't seen it, here it is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKTRHWILGsk

luis said...

@ rocking bear

dr hook live in uk
https://uloz.to/!CyW8DE1vo/1981-dr-hook-live-in-the-u-k-rar

dr. hook let me drink from your well
https://uloz.to/!Jutb656Cz/1983-dr-hook-let-me-drink-from-your-well-rar

bostig said...

@the Rocking Bear

Here is Brian Bennett

http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/LkPa29iC/file.html

ELtel said...

@ SoulTime59, thanks for another great comp, enjoy your holiday weekend!
cheers,ELtel

ELtel said...

@ montysmusic, thanks for Dusty.
cheers,ELtel

Anonymous said...

Hey Monty,

Thanks for the folky music - Robert Hinchliffe is superb
but unfortunately Don Daly-1971 Matilda is only the cover pictures.
Is there another file maybe?

Regards, Bob

Rhodos said...

Hi everyone

Could anyone help me with finding John Edwards compilations album 'Careful Man' on the Kent label (1996)?

Thank you so much.

Rhodos

Bob said...

Hey Monty

Thanks for the folky albums

robert hinchliffe - songs (1970 uk) is wonderful.

but Don Daly - 1971 matilda (matilda's child rec. 710820).zip only contains the cover pictures. Is there another file somewhere?

Regards, Bob

ELtel said...

Soulies, your help if possible please,
Yesterday I posted for Anonymous "The Original Sound Of Detroit Vol 1 - rare and/or unissued" DT 001, which means there is possibly a vol 2.If anyone has who would like to share, would be very grateful.

Also,

If any has Barbara Lynn the jamie singles collection 1962-1965
to share please, as I'm unable to open the folder.
Have a good weekend.
cheers,ELtel

tiptopdaddy said...


Bluegrass Lot 1 of 11
https://we.tl/510A4Rf75U (link expires after 7 days from 8/25)

Allerton & Alton - Black & White Bluegrass
Buzz Busby - Going Home - Starday Recordings
Charlie Monroe - I'm Old Kentucky Bound 1938-56 (4 CD)
Charlie Monroe - Post-War Country Classics 1946-1950
Grandpa Jones - 28 Greatest Hits
Grandpa Jones - Steppin' Out Kind - The King & Deluxe Acetate Series
Hylo Brown - 1954-1960 (2 CD)
Hylo Brown - In Concert 1959
Hylo Brown - Lovesick & Sorrow - 16 Greatest Starday Recordings
Jim Eanes - Your Old Standby - Complete Starday Recordings (2 CD)
Roscoe Holcomb - An Untamed Sense of Control
Snuffy Jenkins - Pioneer Of The Bluegrass Banjo (aka Carolina Bluegrass)
The New Lost City Ramblers - The Early Years 1958-1962

Bluegrass Lot 2 of 11
https://we.tl/e9b7tnys3t (link expires after 7 days from 8/25)

Flatt & Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys - 1948-1959 (4 CD)
Flatt & Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys - 1959-1963 (5 CD)
Flatt & Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys - 1964-1969 (6 CD)
Flatt & Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys - At Carnegie Hall - The Complete Concert
Flatt & Scruggs & The Foggy Mountain Boys - Martha White Radio Shows 1953

Bluegrass Lot 3 of 11
https://we.tl/eX7efgMbId (link expires 7 days from 8/26)

Jim & Jesse - Bluegrass & More - Epic Recordings 1960-1969 (5 CD)
Jim & Jesse - First Sounds - The Capitol Years 1952-1953
Jim & Jesse - The Old Dominion Masters 1972-1993 (4 CD)
Jimmy Martin - Jimmy Martin & The Sunny Mountain Boys 1954-1974 (5 CD)

Bluegrass Lot 4 of 11
https://we.tl/UIlt2Ypz0Z (link expires 7 days from 8/26)

Various Artists:
25 Bluegrass Classics - Songs of Rural America Vintage '60s
Bluegrass - Early Cuts 1931-1953 (4 CD)
Bluegrass - Independent Label Sides 1951-1954 (4 CD)
Bluegrass at Newport - Recorded Live at the Newport Folk Festival 1959-60,1963
Bluegrass Bonanza (4 CD)
Nashville Bluegrass

Bluegrass Lot 5 of 11
https://we.tl/XySYW5l9uH (link expires 7 days from 8/27)

Doc Watson - The Vanguard Years 1964-1971 (4 CD)
Mac Wiseman - 'Tis Sweet To Be Remembered 1951-1964 (6 CD)
Mac Wiseman - On Susan's Floor 1965-1979 (4 CD)
Red Allen & Frank Wakefield - The Folkways Years 1964-1983
Red Allen & Frank Wakefield - The Kitchen Tapes

Bluegrass Lot 6 of 11
https://we.tl/evAzGEAzW9 (link expires 7 days from 8/27)

Reno & Smiley - The Early Years 1951-1959 (4 CD)
Reno & Smiley - Reno & Smiley 1959-1963 (4 CD)
Reno & Smiley - Complete King-Starday Recordings 1963-1972 (4 CD)

ELtel said...

@ Rhodos

KENT 127 - John Edwards - Careful Man.rar
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/DFiLH6DI/file.html

cheers,ELtel

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

ELtel:

I have the Barbara Lynn Jamie Singles collection. I never got around to tagging the songwriting credits, but it's all there in HQ:
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/MjQxIRqA/file.html

apauling said...

@SoulTime59, thanks very much for the Dorothy Berry collection. I grew up in the LA area and used to frequent an after-hours club in Inglewood, near the airport. It was a haven for barbiturate and quaalude freaks as attested to the many dinged-up cars in the parking lot. Inside, the club seethed with funky grooves, often presided over by Richard Berry and a floating roster of musicians. Dorothy was among a retinue of featured vocalists who'd come up throughout the night—these things didn't break up until the sun came up. Between them, Richard and Dorothy had a huge repertoire of R&B, soul, blues, funk, and even jazz moves, and it was always revelatory catching either or both of them. Thanks for the memories!

bostig said...

@ELtel

Here is Barbara Lynn The Jamie singles collection

http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/DbQqJDD3/file.html

Anonymous said...

ELtel,never was a vol.2 if it's the Marginal and Bar label that you are on about.Have a look on this site.It lists all the releases that were ever done.The really is some great CD's on there.

http://www.totorecords.com/

Bob said...

Folkie Selection 2

Another mixture of singer-songwriter LP's from 70's

download: https://files.fm/u/3ue2qruq Deleted Oct 27, 2017

Bob Gebelein - Most Of Uncle Bobby [US] (1974)
Dave Corbett & Friends - Stoned Broke & Fed Up [UK] (1973)/
Del Richardson - Pieces Of A Jigsaw [UK] (1973)
Homecoming - Homecoming [US] (1983)
Hopkins & Bradley - Hopkins - Bradley [US] (1973)
James McCarthy - Born A Loser [US] (1971)
Jimmy Carter & Dallas County Green - Summer Brings The Sunshine [US] (1972)
Paul Hobbs - Having Said That [UK] (1972)
Rob Galbraith - Nashville Dirt [US] (1970)
Robert Hinchliffe - Songs [UK] (1970)
Rodriguez - Coming From Reality [US] (1971)
Windwords - Shootin' The Breeze [US] (1979)

download: https://files.fm/u/3ue2qruq

Can anyone help with the following please?

I'm after:
Barbara Muller - Double Premier 1964
Dave Cartwright - Middle Of The Road 1970
Baby Sunshine - Baby Sunshine 1975
Ali & Jem - Memoir 1972
Davey & Morris - Shaun Davey & James Morris 1973

Thanks, Bob

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have a good collection by Australia's Bobby & Laurie that they could share? - BIG THANKS!!!

binkerbo said...

Split Enz - Time and Tide (182)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/1bkaqxj9e6mo7ji/SET%26T82.rar

Anonymous said...

Hi Folks, thanks for all the great posts :-)

Any chance, anybody can help with the new release from: The Dream Syndicate – How Did I Find Myself Here ?

Cheers Piet

Rhodos said...

@ ELtel
Wow, wonderful, that was lightning fast. Thanx a lot!

tiptopdaddy said...


By request:

Gene Vincent Cut Our Songs - Primitive Texan Rockabilly & Honky Tonk
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/BY4XHFqT/file.html

thatsitrobin said...

Luis, thank you for Haley Bonar, a lot of stuff I was missing.

CrazyLegs said...

@ Star studded Sham - I found this on one of my external drives. Only @128 though.

CDCHD 1018 - Gene Vincent Cut Our Songs.zip
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/3fyskabs/file.html

Anonymous said...

Thanks to Monty and Butterboy for their contribution to the Ultra Lounge series.

Here's my part:

Ultra Lounge - Tiki Sampler - 192
info: https://www.discogs.com/de/Various-Ultra-Lounge-Part-2-The-Tiki-Sampler-Advance-CD/release/619994
https://mega.nz/#!bMVFDBwA!7JfcfU__hNR9rjfURvBluW3QROELBPh9weOA6vQUE7Q

Ultra Lounge 27 - Big Apple Martini! - 192
https://mega.nz/#!nF12HD6C!pTGZtGHhzCgaebBdLqPWRUBqMNE25qj02w9EnAxp4WY

Ultra Lounge 28 - Ciao Bella! - 192
https://mega.nz/#!mR0HRBLI!kH12z89krRIXlzYFDWrj3SxYsd7tPIshRva6cLKOaYU

Ultra Lounge 29 - Divas Las Vegas! - 320
https://mega.nz/#!PVcF2SAC!RK0GFtlMMRLGOmAFTRog6rmofOHHBXsd1SMPVCSqdX4

Ultra Lounge 32 - Mucho Gusto! - 192
https://mega.nz/#!7Ukj2YIB!nTtRIZItQrJQsfce2xmDFFyJjaTOp-iHEUfR5gXlHtw

if anyone has others - please share !

Hermann
(thanks as well to all other offers and the hosts of this fine place)

Star Studded Sham said...

Thanks for the Gene Vincent - really appreciated! This site is amazing!

luis said...

@ Thathisrobin
glad you like Haley Bonar

Charles D said...

How do the DR Hook downloads work in English please.

Aging Child said...

Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Twenty-Four - 1930s-plus Blues and Gospel, Plus Some Jazz/Swing and Old-Timey; A-Artists:

- Adelaide Hall 1933-36 [4@128-320]
- Alabama Sheiks - Complete Recorded Works, 1931 [4@319]
- Alabama Washboard Stompers, 1930-33 [5@160-192]
- Albert Ammons (1936-55) [123@mostly 320]
- Amos 'Bumble-Bee Slim' Easton - Complete, 1931-51 [215@224, 320]

Seven-day link (expires 2. September):
https://we.tl/uzqSodroKS

(my link; not my rips)

Cheers!

montysmusic said...

Very Nice British girl group from the sixties.
I put this collection together myself and included in folder is write up about the group
enjoy
The Chantelles.zip
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/mkaI0Ouf/file.html

montysmusic said...

Filling a request for Beatles Purple chich releases. In box are

Beach Boys-2006 - Smile (A Reconstruction By Purple Chick)
Magical Mystery Year disc 1
Magical Mystery Year disc2
The Beatles - Abbey Road [Purple Chick]

Beach Boys is a bonus

7 day linkDownload link
https://we.tl/ExqTcJjewq
1 file
Beatles Purple Chick.zip

Anonymous said...

luis and bostig,

thanks a lot for Dr. Hook and Brian Bennett.

Rocking Bear

ELtel said...

@ Days of Broken Arrows, bostig & Anonymous, many thanks for your assistance.
cheers,ELtel

Anonymous said...

@ To the anonymous & Eltel

Toto records doesn't gave ALL the releases it's a little part of all the releases

and not only Bar & Mar there is much much more!!

montysmusic said...

here's some requests for Rocking Bear and others
Sound Of Detroit vol 2.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/0Jn7vJUO/file.html

P.P.Arnold-Kafunta (1968).zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/jMRO8P1d/file.html

Design-1973 - Day of the Fox 1974 - In flight.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/e5KAnO4i/file.html

cindy_lee_berryhill-the_adventurist-web-2017-anger.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/zA8v2oie/file.html

montysmusic said...

This was asked for a couple of days ago[this share courtesy of BRJN a pal ] my link

Download link
https://we.tl/ccvPnPz9SE
1 file
Neil Young-Official Release Series[1-4].zip

tiptopdaddy said...


50's rockabilly

Lot 1
https://we.tl/iJOmhgEQCo (link expires 7 days from 8/26)
Andy Starr - Dig Those Squeaky Shoes
Bill Haley & His Comets - Rock This Joint! Essex Recordings 1951-1954
Billy Fury - The Sound Of Fury, Plus
Charlie Feathers - Jungle Fever 1955-1962 Recordings
Eddie Bond - Rockin' Daddy (2 CD)
Edwin Bruce - Rock Boppin' Baby
Elvis Presley - Elvis On Television 1956-1960 (2 CD)
Johnny Powers - Long Blond Hair
Lee Denson - The South's Gonna Rise Again
Mac Curtis - Blu Jean Heart
Terry Noland - Hypnotized
Terry Noland - The Original Demos 1956

Lot 2
https://we.tl/eypFEkNnsN (link expires 7 days from 8/26)
Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen - The Complete Roulette Recordings (2 CD)
Gene Summers - School Of Rock 'N' Roll
Groovey Joe Poovey - Greatest Grooves
Johnny Carroll - Rock Baby Rock It 1955-1960
Johnny Dollar - Mr. Action Packed
Johnny Rivers - This Could Be The One - The Early Years 1958-1962
Narvel Felts - Did You Tell Me
Narvel Felts - Memphis Days - The Roland Janes Sessions
Narvel Felts & Jerry Mercer - More Radio Rockabillies
Roy Moss - Rockin' Roy Moss
Roy Orbison - Roy Orbison at the Rock House (2009 Expanded Reissue)
Sammy Masters - Rockin' Red Wing
Tooter Boatman - Rockin' Tooter Boatman
Vince Everett - The Real Vince Everett

montysmusic said...

The Buzzards

Career[edit]
The band took their name from their home town of Leyton, an area of east London, punning upon the name of the Bedfordshire town, Leighton Buzzard. They were initially a pub rock band, but soon adapted to punk rock/new wave.[2] Their debut single, "19 and Mad", was released in 1977 by Small Wonder Records.[2] They won a high-profile "battle of the bands" competition organized by BBC Radio 1 and The Sun, resulting in a major-label deal with Chrysalis Records. the first fruits of this deal, "Saturday Night (Beneath the Plastic Palm Trees)", reached Number 53 in the UK Singles Chart in March 1979, spending five weeks in the chart, and led to an appearance on Top of the Pops.[2][3]

The band shortened their name to The Buzzards for the 1979 single "We Make a Noise" and the album Jellied Eels to Record Deals, before reverting to The Leyton Buzzards for their final single, "Can't Get used to Losing You".[2]

They recorded four sessions for BBC Radio One's John Peel between July 1978 and January 1980.[4]

The band split up in 1980, with Deane and Jaymes going on to greater chart success with salsa-tinged pop act Modern Romance.[wiki]

The Buzzards-From Jellied Eels To Record Deals[punk].zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/5ylu4RyE/file.html

Leyton Buzzards - The Punk Collection.zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/s2XsvmFg/file.html

montysmusic said...

some more wishes for Rocking Bear and others[my links]

Split Enz-1981 - Waiata - Corroboree.zip
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/rFIr12FI/file.html


Cindy Lee Berryhill-Who's Gonna Save The World.zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/bH96Ssud/file.html

Carlsberg - Loaded 1983.zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/9NULaQcY/file.html

Bobby & Laurie - I Belong To You 1965 (2011) [mp3].zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/k4F94SNG/file.html

2017 dream syndicate - how did i find myself here.zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/mXwjPjlP/file.html

Anonymous said...

monty, thank you for robert hinchliffe. Thanks also to Bob for more folkie LPs.

Psyclist said...

Dream Syndicate:

http://itsonlyrockandroll.info/the-dream-syndicate-how-did-i-find-myself-here2017/

Aging Child said...

@ButterBoy: Thank you tremendously for that big shot of Field-recordings!! They overlap very little with what I've got - and so are a great addition to lots of TZers' vaults... not just mine.

Wikipedia has a very deep article on Alan Lomax (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Lomax), the tail end of which includes links to further info yet - ideal for anyone with even just a little interest in what is true American music: far, far afield from the glitz of New York, and the slick productions of Nashville.

Most of my own Lomax recordings (heh; until this upload of yours, Butter!) were from his father John's field-recording forays of the mid-1930s, with much more primitive music, and where Alan cut his musical chops, so to speak.

Thank you again, ButterBoy!

@TipTopDaddy: Thank you for the Bluegrass - those earliest cuts look especially interesting, too!

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

Thanks to Monty Music for the 'Freddie North - What are you doing to me' on Kent,I had the same problem as IMNOKID and couldn't open the one Bill sent in using Win Zip even after 3 downloads
Had the same problem with the other Kent 'Nothing but a house party - The birth of the Philly sound' a few weeks back, without success
Any chance you could up load that one sometime ?
Thanks for all the good music
Tassie Bob

YankeeBoy said...

Luis - thanks for Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas.

Prairie Hick said...

@montysmusic and @tiptopdaddy thanks for all your links and all your efforts.

Uncle Bela said...


Hi, y'all, happy weekend...thanks as always for the great shares...diggin' the lounge stuff large!

I have two kind of oddball requests I hope some kind soul can help me with:

Would anyone have the ORIGINAL version of "Totally Nude" by The Wallets?

And would anyone have "Sounds From true Stories: Music For Activities Freaks" [1986]...CD rip is preferred, but a clean vinyl rip would be appreciated otherwise.

Many thanks in advance, be safe and well...and turn it UP. :)

Uncle Bela

Wayne said...

@ELtel

Here's your Barbara Lynn - The Jamie Singles Collection 1962-1965.zip
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/8MEC2IJb/file.html

Anonymous said...

Thanks to montysmusic for Split Enz, P.P.Arnold, Cindy Lee Berryhill, Design and Carlsberg.

Rocking Bear

luis said...

@ Tassie Bob
have you try to open the file like another unzip program.
often trying use the same program isn't the solution.
7-zip often is a sort of grandma remedy for this situation.
Highy funtional, very small size on pc,


@ Yankeeboy gald you like Jessica Hernandez

luis said...

@ Angel
sorry at different sight i haven't see your cockeyed ghost post
thanks for their 2nd album

ps i will be happy if you share also the third

SoulTime59 said...

@ apauling Love that story - what a great atmosphere it conjures up! Glad you appreciate the comp!!

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
@Monty: Unbelievable again. Saw two videos of the new Dream Syndicate album which will be published on the 8th of September, but Monty got them all (8 Tracks). Thank you.

Here is some still working link for "Billy T.K.'s Powerhouse" - 'Life Beyond The Material Sky 1975' (New Zealand, Psychedelic Blues-Rock):
https://yadi.sk/d/HwEV2Ab-Yentx

Barron Knight said...

thanks for the Leyton Buzzards, from someone who hails from Leighton Buzzard, home to Kajagoogoo and the Barron Knights

Anonymous said...

Big thanks to binkerbo for Split Enz.

Rocking Bear

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic thanX for the Bobby & Laurie!!!

dooger said...

@ montymusic
Can you also post CD1 of The Sound Of Detroit 2: Original Gems From the Motown Vaults?

Thank you

Little Bill said...

Thanks to Soultime59, Butterboy and Montymusic for their nice shares today!

luis said...

@ Uncle Bela
for the david byrne soundtrack
i've only find a wav version
at this link
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zg5vguv2flpvkn1/Sounds%20from%20True%20Stories.zip?dl=0

links isn't mine but work (i find on a reddit post i've find making a search on google and was originally posted from an user nicknamed MakeBelieveMambo)
if you don't like wav file, or think the file is too big after the download you can alway convert it to a mp3 with a proper program

Aging Child said...

@MontysMusic: Thank you for the Purple Chicks... cheers!

Anonymous said...

butterboy,

I am addicted to "The Alan Lomax Collection: Southern Journey." I'm not sure whether to say "Thank You, butterboy" or "Curse You, butterboy" for sharing this gem.

Either way, I'm happy and you're AWESOME!

Thanks!

Alan Rudy said...

Psyclist, thanks so much for the DS!

ELtel said...

Thank you montysmusic & Wayne.
cheers,ELtel

LittleJack said...

Thanks RYP
Curious to listen to this album

zipper said...

Thanks SoulTime59 for the Dorothy Berry singles collection, to Bostig for the Brian Bennett share and to montysmusic for The Chantelles share. Cheers y'all!