Tuesday, 15 August 2017

The Frowning Clouds "Whereabouts" 2013 (mono)

Australian folk-rock pop-psych band from Geelong / Melbourne.Clouds' second album from 2013. Fourteen songs of groovy, noodling beats and reverberated fake jazz wrapped in vivid artwork by Jason Galea.trax:
01 All Angles 02 Shoe Suede Blues 03 Into The Ground 04 Propellers 05 3 O'Clock Habit 06 Heaps Deep 07 Beetle Bird 08 Mayan Calendar Girl 09 Going Stepping 10 Submarine 11 Human Being, Human Doing, Human Going 12 Dreamtiming 13 Much Too Much Too Soon 14 Product Of The Peanut Butter Company

65 comments:

RYP said...

The Frowning Clouds "Whereabouts"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/IQsvI2PL/file.html

luis said...

thanks Ryp
really a great band

luis said...

singing lady time

Sarah Jane Scouten (https://www.sarahjanescouten.com)
canadian roots and old time country singer songwriter

2011 Magpie Waltz
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/uYJVSYjN/file.html

2014 The Cape
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/mk4dh5bV/file.html

2016 Light Organ Presents The Railtown Sessions Volume 1
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/h0iDVbH7/file.html

2017 When The Bloom Falls From The Rose
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/yMK0vUwa/file.html

luis said...

Hannah Aldridge (https://hannah-aldridge.myshopify.com)
american country singer with a dark twist

2014 Razor Wire
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/A58I87VD/file.html

2017 Gold Rush
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/qSYurls1/file.html

luis said...

Robyn Ludwick (www.robynludwick.com)
Texas Country Soul singer

2005 For So Long
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/7nuV2kbX/file.html

2008 Too Much Desire
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/1d6aSnI7/file.html

2011 Out Of These Blues
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/H8QmBw0p/file.html

2014 Little Rain
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/gOiVXn1P/file.html

2017 This Tall to Ride
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/PCOQpRxc/file.html


luis said...

Larkin Grimm (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larkin_Grimm)
Us psych indie folk singer & songwriter

2005 Harpoon
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/448hl5jT/file.html

2006 The Last Tree
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/wiu8tRL1/file.html

2008 Parplar
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/wGoBM4A1/file.html

2010 Live from Another Planet
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/RzzUhjnj/file.html

2011 Split 7'' with Estra Life
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/MxCJGL9E/file.html

2012 Soul Retrieval
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/Bgbm1a8y/file.html

2017 Chasing an Illusion
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/3TZC4jR8/file.html

Butterboy said...

The 10 Best Music Biopic Soundtracks To Own On Vinyl (http://www.vinylmeplease.com/magazine/10-best-music-biopic-soundtracks-own-vinyl/)

A great soundtrack reveals things about the film-makers and provides insight into a scene or a character’s emotional state. Selecting songs for a movie gets more difficult when that movie is that most finicky of beasts: the music biopic. When the film is about the life of a musician, the film-makers are typically limited to that artist’s discography because that’s what the audience is expecting. This difficulty is compounded by the fact that the soundtrack will get boring if all they do is choose the predictable hits—when that’s all it is we might as well just buy one of that artist’s compilations. It’s important there be something special, something different which makes owning on vinyl worth our while. Below are 10 great soundtracks that have that extra something, be it the actors doing their own singing or it just has that kind of irresistible energy that makes you have to have it.

I have also added 3 other noteworthy soundtrack records as a bonus.
Thanks to Monty for the Coal Miner Daughter soundtrack

All files are 320Kbps and fully tagged.
Links EXPIRE on 21 August, 2017

01 Walk the Line [2005] Link https://we.tl/U0lNCXJxhs
02 Bird [1988] Link https://we.tl/2FhuJbrgmQ
03 La Bamba [1987] Link https://we.tl/yCBFhhNa01
04 Lady Sings the Blues [1972] Link https://we.tl/7NOQfYKdA9
05 Straight Outta Compton [2015]Link https://we.tl/Ph2HpySPMX
06 Sid & Nancy [1986] Link https://we.tl/H5Zs2ogt8h
07 Round Midnight [1986] Link https://we.tl/TZtrgjW3z3
08 Love & Mercy [2015] Link https://we.tl/6xvRsgUUg6
09 Coal Miner’s Daughter [1980] Link https://we.tl/FEsvsumdt6
10 I’m Not There [2004] Link https://we.tl/Qmgj3UMyhz

+3 Bonus 1 Ray Charles - Ray (Soundtrack)[2004]
Link https://we.tl/jBLgW7bxxS
Bonus 2 Neville Mariner - Amadeus (Soundtrack) [2002]
Link https://we.tl/AkrqHswrNa
Bonus 3 Doors - The Doors (Soundtrack) [1990]
Link https://we.tl/kBGzEmV68l

ALL Files 10 Best Music Biopic Soundtracks To Own On Vinyl
Link https://we.tl/UykWBQsRC9

Enjoy

JohnnyDiego said...

TWO BY CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE

A couple of lesser known records by the prolific Chicago blues artist. I can't really say anything other than each time I saw him in the late 60s he was wearing a long-sleeve white shirt, black pants and shoes, with his hair slicked back with Wild Root Cream Oil. While other musicians were growing their hair and wearing outlandish clothes pointing themselves out, Charlie was drinking his whiskey and digging the Chicago style. And at 73 he is still great to this day. -- JohnnyDiego

Charlie Musselwhite ?– "Signature"
Alligator Records ?– ALCD 4801 (1991)

http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/4gormj97/file.html

Signature is a typically engaging release from Charlie Musselwhite. The harpist runs through a set of modern blues, complete with jazz and funk overtones -- indeed, there are two straight jazz instrumentals, "Catwalk" and "What's New?," which showcase his astonishing technique. Not only is Musselwhite in fine form, his band is tight, soulful, and sympathetic, making Signature a worthwhile listen for most blues fans -- Thom Owens (Allmusic)

01 Make My Getaway
02 Blues Got Me Again
03 Mama Long Legs
04 .38 Special
05 It's Gettin' Warm In Here
06 What's New?
07 Hey! Miss Bessie
08 Me And My Baby And The Blues
09 Catwalk
10 Cheatin' On Me

Charlie Musselwhite - Harmonica, Vocals
Tommy Hill - Drums
Andrew "Jr. Boy" Jones - Guitar
Artis Joyce - Bass
Lenny Pickett - Sax (Baritone), Sax (Tenor)
Lew Soloff - Trumpet

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Charlie Musselwhite ?– "Continental Drifter"
Pointblank 7243 8 47130 2 7 (1999)

Recorded in Bergen Norway at Grieghallen Studio and recorded in S. F. Bay area at Fantasy Studio, Toast Studios, Russian Hill Studios.

http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/53i7z3ma/file.html

For over 30 years, Charlie Musselwhite has released consistent, if not classic, blues albums in the great Chicago tradition. An acknowledged master of the harmonica, Musselwhite's rough voice is also a recognizable aural trait, and on Continental Drifter he uses both to evoke a world weariness. In the same way a bluesman might rootlessly travel from town to town, the swinging melodies of songs like "Edge of Mystery" and "No" seem to drift and amble musically. Though it's not one of his best efforts, the album -- which also has Musselwhite dabbling with Tex-Mex on two tracks -- is a solid offering. Steve Kurutz (Allmusic)

01 No
02 Can't Stand Away From You
03 Voodoo Garden
04 Little Star
05 (What Do You Think, Cholita)
06 Chan Chan (Charlie's Blues)
07 Sabroso (Delicious)
08 Siboney
09 My Time Someday
10 Blues Up The River
11 Please Remember Me

Vocals, Harmonica – Charlie Musselwhite
Bass – Felton Crews (tracks: 1 to 4)
Bass, Vocals – William Calderon (tracks: 5 to 8)
Drum, Percussion – David Rokeach (tracks: 1 to 4)
Guitar – John Wedemeyer (tracks: 1 to 4)
Piano, Organ – Joe Heidemann (tracks: 1 to 4)
Vocals, Guitar – Eliades Ochoa (tracks: 5 to 8), Humberto Ochoa (tracks: 5-8)
Vocals, Maracas – Eglis Ochoa Hidalgo (tracks: 5 to 8)
Vocals, Percussion – Roberto Torres (tracks: 5 to 8)

Cleanly Tagged
Booklets Included

Butterboy said...

@ Luis
Thanks for the Larkin Grimm.

Where do you get all this stuff....WOW

Benoit RR said...

Thank You Luis for the country girls. Much appreciated.

montysmusic said...

nice share Butterboy re the Krautrock albums

montysmusic said...

a re-up of this box set was requested
Download link [7days]
https://we.tl/Sng8gVzZbZ
1 file
sixties singles clearout box 5.zip

montysmusic said...

Here's a couple of Tom Evans albums one of which was requested

!!!!Tom Evans with Rod Roach_1993_Over You (The Final Tracks) @320.zip
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/UjEtbEvj/file.html

Tom Evans - From The Sky.zip
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/2xkT6GKV/file.html

montysmusic said...

Has anyone got this with better bit rates please?
Bob Dylan - Great White Wonder 1969.zip
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/JfEKkMeB/file.html
I think this is one of Dylans first bootlegs..mind you I could be wrong

montysmusic said...

Jackie Moore (born 1946, Jacksonville, Florida[1]) is an American R&B singer. She is best known for her gold single 1970 song "Precious, Precious," which reached #30 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on March 6, 1971. This disc sold over one million copies, and received a gold disc awarded by the R.I.A.A. in March 1971.[1]

Also noteworthy was her 1979 disco hit "This Time Baby," which hit #1 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. The track reached #49 in the UK Singles Chart.[2] The latter would later be sampled for the 2005 dance radio and club hit "Love on My Mind" by the Freemasons featuring Amanda Wilson. Moore also had a pop chart hit (#42) with Bunny Sigler and Phil Hurtt's upbeat "Sweet Charlie Babe" in the fall of 1973, which she recorded with the Philadelphia Strings and Horns.[wiki]

my links

Jackie Moore-1994 - Precious, Precious (The Best of Jackie Moore).zip
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/fZ4cxrFj/file.html

Jackie Moore-1976 - Make Me Feel Like A Woman.zip
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/vJd5AjvG/file.html

Jackie Moore-1973 - Sweet Charlie Babe.zip
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/D2h6Wj6P/file.html

Mark R said...

Calling all TZ-ers:

I'm searching for 2 obscure 45's by KENNY YOUNG. Anyone out there have "Leaning On a Lamp Post" and/or "Just a Little Bit Better" (1964: US Atco or ??? UK). I've found the second one but it was made from a very scratchy 45. Anyone? Thx, all.

Anonymous said...

Mr. Diego,

Thank you kindly for Charlie Musselwhite.


RYP,

LOVE The Frowning Clouds!

Rexx

JakeBlues said...

@Luis

You have outdone yourself today with the 3 singing ladies.
Thank you very much.

Little Bill said...

Thanks monty for Jackie Moore - Best of

Dick said...

Here's some Clutch, one of my favorite hard rock bands:

Pure Rock Fury:
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/smtJW3oF/file.html

Clutch:
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/glmLPDYw/file.html

The Elephant Riders:
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/K3jDrTP6/file.html

Earth Rocker:
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/lLvGADdn/file.html

Slow Hole To China: Rare & Rereleased:
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/K3jDrTP6/file.html

Robot Hive/Exodus:
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/fA3QW89Y/file.html

Blast Tyrant:
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/ABFbzqBd/file.html

Strange Cousins From The West:
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/Jf8cggNV/file.html

From Beale Street To Oblivion Disc 1:
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/dq30lrDn/file.html

From Beale Street To Oblivion Disc 2:
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/BV2SipNZ/file.html

Anonymous said...

Afternoon folks...how about 'I Saw The Light" soundtrack from the Hank Williams biopic...Tom Hiddleston did an outstanding job...Thanks in advance!

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have California Soul - Funk & Soul from the Golden State 1967-1976 (BGP), the 22 track CD version, not the 12 track download to share?
Thanks
Bill

JohnnyDiego said...

Thank you, luis. I've sampled a bit of each lady. Mmmm.

Earthbound said...

montysmusic,

Here is Great White Wonder, bitrate 256. Sonically, this is a great improvement over the 128.


http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/lm9qZoqv/file.html

Billy K said...

Some more artifacts from the 90s Lounge scene...

Music for a Bachelor’s Den in Hi-Fi
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/Le9a7Uia/file.html

Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 1 - Mondo Exotica
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/qlgPIpRC/file.html

Livin' Lounge - The Fabulous Sounds of Now!
A 90s take on lounge music. Fantastic compilation! Includes Gallon Drunk and Friends of Dean Martinez.
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/SGfBKt1E/file.html

Love Jones - Here's to the Losers
Lonely, swinging’ lounge vibe with sweet vocal harmonies.
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/UDY3zLsG/file.html

luis said...

JakeBlues only 3
but believe i've share 4 singing ladies today
i'm kidding
glad you and other people are appreciating my today share.
So i feel less guilty when I return to my usual shitty share

@ Dick
many many thanks for Clutch. Great band and a rich offer

@ Butterboy nice list and bonus (personally to me come to mind also an italian film called Piano, solo based on life of italian Jazz piano player Luca Flores, but i wasn't able to find the ost, and the not so good Why Do Fools Fall in Love about Frankie Lymon, i've see on tv some time ago (i've find only a compilation of song loosely based on film but don't believe here there a lot of lover of artist as Melanie B , En Vogue, Destiny's Child, Missy Elliot, Timbaland etc).

@ Johnny Diego. Thanks for Charlie Musselwhite
Talking of female voice in the next time some other female voice, only a bit different as style. And i promise you someday i'll share some Ra Ra riot's stuff from the period when Alexandra Lawn was a member (with a collection of photo of her playing and singing)






Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
O.K. expanding Butterboys fantastic Krautrock compilation I would like to present you two CD's.

CD1:
01. Can (1976) – A Spectacle (Czukay, Schmidt, Liebezeit, Karoli, Gee) - 5:39
02. Between (1973) – Devotion (Peter Michael Hamel) - 3:45
03. Harmonia (1974) – Dino (Moebius, Roedelius, Rother) - 3:28
04. Gila (1973) – This Morning (Conny Veit) - 5:45
05. Kollektiv (1973) – Rambo Zambo (Kollektiv) - 11:38
06. Michael Bundt (1977) – La Chasse Aux Microbes (Michael Bundt, Peter K. Seiler) - 8:29
07. E.M.A.K. (1982) – Filmmuzik (Kurt Mill, Matthias Becker) - 3:15
08. Popol Vuh (1974) – Morgengrüss (Daniel Fischelcher) - 2:56
09. Conrad Schnitzler (1980) – Auf Dem Schwarzen Kanal (Conrad Schnitzler) - 3:12
10. La Düsseldorf (1979) – Rheinita (Klaus Dinger) - 7:35
11. Harmonia (1974) – Veterano (Moebius, Roedelius, Rother) - 3:54
12. Faust (1972) – It's A Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl (Wüsthoff, Irmler, Peron, Sosna, Diermaier) - 7:26
13. Neu! (1972) – Hallo Gallo (Klaus Dinger, Michael Rother) - 10:01

https://yadi.sk/d/tSkaJEyrYbTbH

CD2:
01. Cluster (1974) – Heisse Lippen (Roedelius) - 2:21
02. Ibliss (1972) – High Life (Ibliss) - 13:01
03. Dieter Moebius (1983) – Hasenheide (Dieter Moebius) - 2:36
04. Amon Düül II (1973) – Fly United (Amon Düül II) - 3:28
05. Popol Vuh (1975) – Aguirre 1 (Florian Fricke) - 6:12
06. Ash Ra Tempel (1973) – Daydream (Manuel Göttsching) - 5:21
07. Tangerine Dream (1983) – No Man's Land (Edgar Froese) - 9:05
08. Amon Düül II (1972) – Wie Der Wind Am Ende Einer Strasse (Karrer, Fichelscher, Rogner, Weinzierl, Meid) - 5:43
09. Roedelius (1980) – Geradewohl (Hans-Joachim Roedelius) - 3:30
10. Can (1976) – I Want More (Czukay, Schmidt, Liebezeit, Karoli, Gilmour) - 3:30
11. Deuter (1972) – Soham (Deuter) - 4:52

https://yadi.sk/d/P6jYnwHcYbMHX

Enjoy some extraordinary experience.

montysmusic said...

ty Earthbound sounds a lot better

djmcblues2 said...

Montysmusic - that was the first bootleg.
I bought it when it first came out and
even then it was rare. A Portland radio
DJ had me bring it is and he recorded it
so he could play some on the air!!

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Monty: Thanks for the Jackie Moore.

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Does anyone have the "Peggy March Sings In Japanese" CD from 1999? Mine didn't come with the insert that has credits. If anyone can scan this, I'd appreciate it.

pogo said...

@Montysmusic

Thanks a lot, you make my day as i was searching for long time this one.

Fred

montysmusic said...

@Mark R this all the Kenny Young I could find methinks some tracks may be a different KY
Kenny Young trax.zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/Mc5UfNK5/file.html

montysmusic said...

filling a request[7 day link]
Download link
https://we.tl/W8hUqb5Pcd
1 file
VA-California Soul Funk and Soul From The Golden State 1967-1976 (2016).zip

Aging Child said...

Backup-Drive Overflow: Blues/Gospel/Folk - Load Thirteen, 1940s-plus:

John Lee Hooker, pt. 1 - 1948-69:
1951a - Highway of Blues, 1949-50 [6@320]
1951b - Detroit Blues (with Eddie Burns) [6@320]
1955 - Complete Recorded Works, 1948-54 [275@320]
1959 - The Country Blues Of [13@320]
1963 - Live at Sugar Hill [19@128; sorry!]
1965 - It Serves You Right to Suffer [8@320]
1969 - Get Back Home [17@320]
1969 - If You Miss 'Im, I Got 'Im (with Earl Hooker) [9@320]

Seven-day link (expires 22. August):
https://we.tl/LvbH1KUaqY

(my link, though not my rips)

Cheers!

BillyMac said...

Hi montysmusic, man that was fast. Many thanks for the Spector and World Kittens re-ups. And today's Jackie Moore albums. Take care.

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
Thanks to Johnny for Charlie and to Luis for Mme. Aldridge, a great discovery.

Band Of Light, Australia, were formed in October 1972 by Phil Key (vocalist and rhythm guitarist from legendary New Zealand band The La De Da’s). Ian Rilen (later a key member of both Rose Tattoo and X) replaced Peter Roberts (also ex-Freshwater and La De Da’s) on bass after just 3 gigs. Master slide guitarist Norm Roue (who had come from Sydney band Gutbucket) and experienced drummer Tony Buettel (from Bay City Union, Levi Smith's Clefs, Fraternity and Band Of Talabene) completed the line-up.
The music that band Of Light recorded in 1972-4 is clearly typical of its time - heavy blues and boogie embellished by lashings of slide guitar (C/- Norm Roue). Lyrically, the band (or more precisely Phil Key and his song writing partner wife) explored a quasi-religious philosophy that embraced racial equality, social justice, spiritual harmony and cosmic enlightenment. Similar I guess to the Flower Power - Hippy movement that occurred in the states.
Here is a still working link for their s/t EP, 1974:

http://depositfiles.com/files/fevbcf497

JohnnyDiego said...

Days of Broken Arrows -- I for one would be interested in Peggy March singing in Japanese. I would die for "I Will Follow Him."

montysmusic said...

djmcblues2 nice story thats what i enjoy about TZ its the little gems of stories folk leave

CrazyLegs said...

@Bill

California Soul - Funk & Soul from the Golden State 1967-1976 (BGP)

7 day link
https://we.tl/H7VgPouw0b

Butterboy said...

If anyone is interested
i have the entire series of "Krautrock, Music For Your Brain". There are 5 volumes each a 6CD set. It covers the genre beautifully. All at 320 and fully tagged

Butterboy said...

@Gaius
Terrific Compilation. Tanks for your efforts.

Thanks for keeping the flame alive. There really is a lot of great music from this genre.

Anonymous said...

Thank you RYP, and thanks to luis for Larkin Grimm.

SoulTime59 said...

Some very nice posts here - Jackie Moore, and I can recommend Love Jones as a hidden gem. Thanks to BillyK and Monysmusic.

snakeboy said...

Luis: Thanks so much for the Hannah Aldridge. Enjoying it very much.

lemonflag said...

monty
I believe this was the first bootleg from anyone.

bobsboots.com/boots/bt-g009.html

has the whole story.

Anonymous said...

Can anyone help me with this Scotty McKay - Scotty McKay EAGLE 901007

lorcan white said...

Found this in a sales bin yesterday.(my rip@320)
T.Rex-Electric Warrior [Deluxe Edition] Disc 1
https://we.tl/Q0DJh6nMAk
T.Rex-Electric Warrior [Deluxe Edition] Disc 2
https://we.tl/Ptvqs15yER
Thanks for Clutch, slow hole to China repeats elephant riders link.

Anonymous said...

I am Looking for Rollin' Dynamite - Tommy & The Tom Tom's

ralph11 said...

Luis, thank you for the Gal shares. Especially for Sarah Jane Scouten whose existence was totally unknown to me. She's totally great!
Johnny D, you managed to hit on two albums from old Charlie that I needed and they're so well tagged I have nothing to change. That is a rare occurence. Thank you from an obsessive tagger.

muddyw123 said...

Aging Child tx for the Burns & Hookers.

Anonymous said...

Butterboy, more Krautrock please, if possible. Yes please! Thankyou! Some of the greatest music ever, it's aged really well too, imho. Love it.

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Johnny Diego:

Here's Peggy March singing in Japanese. 30 songs in all. Once again: My copy didn't come with an insert, so if anyone has that can you do a scan? I'm missing some songwriting credits.

As an added bonus, I included a photo gallery of March from the mid- to late-'60s when she was in her late teens and early 20s. It's a shame she didn't continue to have hits in the states, because not only were some of her records incredible ("Losin' My Touch;" "Try to See It My Way") but she might just have been the best-looking woman in pop during this time period.

http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/DPDLJhjq/file.html

Bill said...

@CrazyLegs
I`m not the Bill that requested this,but I`m happy to have it! Thank you for the share!
Cheers!
Bill

Butterboy said...

@ Days of Broken Arrows
You are very generous. This is a great post.

Butterboy said...

@Gaius
How do you feel about taking up Anonymous' challenge for more Krautrock.
I can post the Music for your brain series (5x6CD's). Can you provide some obscure Krautrock albums to open our eyes....

JohnnyDiego said...

That's great, Arrows. Thanks so much.

luis said...
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Mark R said...

@ montysmusic

Thanks for the Kenny Young songs. One track found, one more to go. "Leaning On a Lamp Post" is probably the much harder-to-find song so I'm not at all surprised it's proven so elusive. Thanks for the nice, clean "Just a Little Bit Better." Always appreciative!

ELtel said...



montysmusic thanks for Jackie Moore

Billy K thanks for Love Jones - Here's to the Losers

CrazyLegs thanks for
California Soul - Funk & Soul from the Golden State 1967-1976

cheers,ELtel

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic & Crazylegs
Thanks for California Soul
Bill (the one who requested it)

Aging Child said...

@ButterBoy: I'm with Anonymous, and wouldn't mind giving that Krautrock ein Bißchen Zuhören - I know we're not talking Kraftwerk, Skorpions, or even Haindling...

@MuddyW: most welcome - I just wish I had more yet, both to listen to, and to get out to other ears. It gets better... and there's plenty more to be found and appreciated, too.

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

at Butterboy
thanks for the music film soundtracks
Hermann

Anonymous said...

at Butterboy
Music for your brain Vol 6 please
Hermann

zipper said...

Thanks RYP for The Frowning Clouds and to Gaius for the Krautrock compilation.