...But Sin and Tonic doesn't quite match the earlier album's impact; Sin and Tonic is shorter, doesn't boast quite as many standout tracks, and the production sounds a bit less beefy that what Conrad Uno had summoned for them before. Then again, that's what happens when you play the two albums back to back; listen to Sin and Tonic all by its lonesome, and you'll find John Mortensen and Dave Crider wailing up a storm on guitars and vocals, and Ledge Morrisette and Aaron Roeder having no trouble keeping up on bass and drums. And if the songwriting isn't quite as inspired as on Wrecker, it's still thoroughly solid, and the band proves they don't need to resort to covers to make their mix of vintage raunch and modern-day blast signify. If Sin and Tonic isn't the Mono Men's best album, it's still good enough to satisfy anyone who digs their blend of garage snarl and punk fury, and wipes the floor with most of the bands who followed in their path. - by Mark Deming
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The Mono Men "Sin & Tonic"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/L6LSN0kj/file.html
EDDIE PARKER - Powerhouse Soul Man:
Just a handful of singles and a solitary LP, but Eddie Parker has etched his name into the annals of soul music with a couple of blockbuster Northern favourites, I’m Gone and the title track for this collection, Love You Baby.
It all started for Eddie when he linked up with Motown Funk Brother, Jack Ashford, (who introduces this set), and singer Lorraine Chandler, at Pied Piper Productions. There followed a series of one off singles, on different labels, none of which were hits. But the more obscure the better has always been the case for the Northern Soul fraternity, so when the UK DJ’s latched on to Parker, in NS circles, if nowhere else, he was famous and his music was adored.
Parker had a seriously good voice, and Jack Ashford was certainly in no doubt as to what might have been, if Eddie had got the “big break.”
He resurfaced in 1980 with another one off 45 under Chandler’s wing, and then an LP of old and new material popped up in 1989. It features Chandler duetting with Parker on a remake of the classic Love You Baby, and there are alternate versions of the 45s She and (But) If You Must Go in there too. And that was that for Eddie, as he opted to devote his energies to the church, although he has turned up from time to time with Lorraine Chandler at Northern Soul weekenders in the UK.
What you get: Eddie’s “half dozen” 45’s, and as a bonus, the LP “The Old, The New, The Blues” released on the Blues Gallery label.
Eddie Parker - Love You Baby
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/6KPXdBFD/file.html
A couple of fine records (my opinion)
RF Shannon - Jaguar Palace [2017]
Payed this a lot, a great listen at evenings when you just relax and chill out with a wine/drink with the fireplaces gentle glow caressing the room. Feels modern yet retro, mystical and aware.
LINK https://we.tl/i500pbW6d6
Expires on 13 August, 2017
"Jaguar Palace, sits somewhere in a triangulation of Pink Floyd's mellow psyche-ambiance, My Bloody Valentine's exquisite lushness and Neil Young's rootsy-but-still-experimental Americana." (Exclaim)
“Immersive and intimate yet somehow strangely remote, this is a lost radio transmission from the damp, deep caverns of the human spirit…” (Austin Monthly)
Righteous Brothers - Colour Collection [2007]
There a countless comps out there for this duo This is a terrific one. Please enjoy.
LINK https://we.tl/bsS8eXWKgT
Expires on 13 August, 2017
Bill Medley's emotive baritone and Bobby Hatfield's elastic tenor combined to make the Righteous Brothers the very definition and standard of blue-eyed soul.
This collection has their biggest and most innovative hits, including "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration," "Unchained Melody," and the phenomenal "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'."
Also included here are inspired covers of Stax classics "Hold on I'm Comin'" and "In the Midnight Hour," as well as a solid take on the Doc Pomus gem "Save the Last Dance for Me," making this compilation a nice choice for listeners who want a little more depth than the budget releases can offer.
(AllMusic Review by Steve Leggett)
Cheers
FATS WALLER - Ain't Misbehavin'
RCA Victor (1956)
http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/WcaVTRHb/file.html
Thomas Wright "Fats" Waller (May 21, 1904 – December 15, 1943) was an American jazz pianist, organist, composer, singer, and comedic entertainer. His innovations in the Harlem stride style laid the groundwork for modern jazz piano. His best-known compositions, "Ain't Misbehavin'" and "Honeysuckle Rose", were inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1984 and 1999...
The anonymous sleeve notes on the 1960 RCA Victor album Handful of Keys state that Waller copyrighted over 400 songs, many of them co-written with his closest collaborator, Andy Razaf. Razaf described his partner as "the soul of melody... a man who made the piano sing... both big in body and in mind... known for his generosity... a bubbling bundle of joy"...
On one occasion his playing seemed to have put him at risk of injury. Waller was kidnapped in Chicago leaving a performance in 1926. Four men bundled him into a car and took him to the Hawthorne Inn, owned by Al Capone. Waller was ordered inside the building, and found a party in full swing. Gun to his back, he was pushed towards a piano, and told to play. A terrified Waller realized he was the "surprise guest" at Capone's birthday party, and took comfort that the gangsters did not intend to kill him. It is rumored that Waller stayed at the Hawthorne Inn for three days and left very drunk, extremely tired, and had earned thousands of dollars in cash from Capone and other party-goers as tips...
Waller contracted pneumonia and died on a cross-country train trip near Kansas City, Missouri, on December 15, 1943. More than 4,000 people attended his funeral in Harlem, which prompted Dr. Adam Clayton Powell Jr., who delivered the eulogy, to say that Fats Waller "always played to a packed house." Afterwards he was cremated and his ashes were scattered, from an airplane piloted by an unidentified World War I black aviator, over Harlem. -- Wikipedia
My father spent almost as much time in record shops as he did in book stores as I was growing up. He brought this album home (a compilation), I'm assuming, shortly after it's release in 1956. Many evenings and almost every Sunday afternoon were spent listening to his records and each one of the family was allowed to put in a request as to which record he or she wanted to hear. I loved this record from the first I heard it and my father, who knew a little about the history of Waller, would regale us with stories of the exploits of "The Fat Man".
When I left home my father gave me this record and it traveled with me around the country. I was the only person in my crowd in San Francisco during 1967 that had ever heard of Fats.
I couldn't find an MP3 copy of this record so after an exhaustive search (Fats recorded many different versions of songs) I cobbled together a copy by any means possible. So, there are varying byte rates and some differences in volume levels. But you should enjoy it as much as I do (my ears don't hear much difference) and if you haven't heard Fats Waller this record is the perfect place to start. -- JohnnyDiego
01 Honeysuckle Rose (1934)
02 Ain't Misbehavin' (1929)
03 I Cant' Give You Anything But Love (w/ Una Mae Carlisle) (1937)
04 Two Sleepy People (1938)
05 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter (1935)
06 It's A Sin To Tell A Lie
07 The Minor Drag (1929)
08 The Joint Is Jumpin' (1937)
09 Hold Tight (Want Some Seafood Mama) (1938)
10 Your Feet's Too Big (1939)
11 (It Will Have To Do) Until The Real Thing Comes Along (1936)
12 Tea For Two (1937)
Completely and Cleanly tagged
Hi,
has anyone the album
Call me helium - the music of Jimi Hendrix
by
Doran-stucky-studer-tacuma
and can share it?
Thanks a lot
Rocking Bear
Thanks for more MONO MEN, Ryp! Love them! - Stinky
Hey TZ-ers! Here's another installment of my (homemade) compilation series:
HEY! CHECK OUT MY CHEESY ORGAN! Vol. 7
They're formatted to fit on a CD-R ,with artwork that fits into a slimline case if you cut away the grey!
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/VeZlGViB/file.html
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #7
1 The Shape Of Things To Come - The Headboys
2 What She Does To Me - The Producers
3 I Can Only Give You Everything - Them
4 Green Slime - The Fuzztones
5 In & Out Of My Life In A Day - The Pandoras
6 Tell Me What I've Got To Do - Angel Pavement
7 This Will Be Our Year - The Zombies
8 Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
- Stevie Nicks w/Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
9 It's Only Natural - Crowded House
10 Build Me Up Buttercup - The Foundations
11 Winchester Cathedral - The New Vaudeville Band
12 I Just Got Some - Rod Stewart
13 Ass Enchillada - Hammond Express
14 David's Mood, Part 2 - David Lewis
15 Chicken Pickin' - The Rusty Scott Organ Group
16 Driva Man - Manfred Mann
17 The Champ - The Mohawks
18 Dreadlock Holiday (Live) - 10cc
19 Threw It Away - Angel Corpus Christie
20 Girlfriend - Harry Nilsson
21 Hit & Miss Judy - Wreckless Eric
22 I Was A Pre-Pubescent - Jilted John
23 Shelly Fabares - Ze Malibu Kids
24 Do You Know The Way To San Jose - The Dave Pike Set
Rock on with your cheesy selves!
- Stinky
Hi, TZ fans.
Just to share a tribute to my most beloved and listened album ...
Influences of Dark Side of the Moon:
Dream Theater - (2006) Dark Side of the Moon Tribute
https://mega.nz/#!IZAQlKAR!PapUmiC7aJYl8w9JiVZxOx_KYGAvQ7lA-6ubd6N6XbQ
Yahel, Hoenig, Moreno & Blake - Jazz Side of the Moon (2008)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?8ks5e95rj252ee4
Easy Stars All Star - Dub Side Of The Moon
https://mega.co.nz/#!l5EQzTxQ!KvntyD2N1OV0fNPqkKRYXV6BYElBcZQMSj-sWbmnlFY
The Flaming Lips - Doing The Dark Side of The Moon (2009)
https://mega.co.nz/#!w9AgDY7L!e3QTmlgfpltXsiOngM8nUDz72uAqeabNFygMH5oMHUQ
Mary Fahl - The Dark Side of the Moon (2006)
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?s6pl8506hvdxbol
A Capella - Voices on the Dark Side (2005)
https://yadi.sk/d/zezQilbt3BRjrY
Luiz Félix e Fabrício Jomar - 2008 The Charque Side Of The Moon
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?oauke222nr0ah9g
The Many Faces Of Yes - 2015
https://mega.nz/#!BBYFVJLA!9mzCjc69TZH59pvX16QGTB5jc9xdrgesIzBuy_U6Grg
Dark Side of the Mule
https://mega.co.nz/#!ogky0b7C!ZiBrCw0DVA0Cf-dgPxFiItIxq50devhvfPdW-WDcvi4
Jazz and Floyd (2013)
https://mega.nz/#!9A5FBJgT!JIdQ2jAhnq22htINoO-ow9a0JEdfTPyjkDASKbqXGcE
The original post:
https://somvalvulado.blogspot.com.br/2012/05/influencias-do-dark-side-of-moon-do.html
Enjoy and have a great SUNDAY.
Would anyone have the first seven Asleep at the Wheel? Why is they're stuff not available? I've been all over looking for cd or download only stuff starts with the arista records? Thanks!
Lil DC
Gaius said
@yesterday's discussion:
Beware by using downloaders that you're only installing those files you really need. J-Downloader and others most come with adware and spyware. That's what you need at last.
Initially known by the name Ambition In Music, Annexus Quam was an experimental psychedelic group that emerged from the German "cosmic rock" scene during the late 60's to record a pair of albums that ranged from progressive jazz and fusion to free improvisation.
'Annexus Quam is known as the first German rock band to play in Japan. They came to Expo'70 (Osaka) in 1970 and played at some places in Japan. This is their first album from 1970 originally on the "Ohr label":
https://yadi.sk/d/G8sp35RmRJXQE
'Beziehungen', 1972, was their second and last album:
https://yadi.sk/d/GxFd3fpwRJVLa
Does anyone have "The Band of Blacky Ranchette" and Heartland, 1986'?:
https://www.discogs.com/Band-OfBlacky-Ranchette-The-Heartland/release/2737617
and 'Still looking good to me, 2003': https://www.discogs.com/Band-Of-Blacky-Ranchette-Still-Lookin-Good-To-Me/master/122770
I only got the two other albums.
Thank you Johnny D!!!
@Butterboy THANKS for RF Shannon... surprised!
Stinky -- I enjoy your Cheesy Organ series. Thank you for the work you do (I know it enjoyable putting it all together.)
@JohnnyDiego: Thx for the Fats Waller! (I'm a fan of his)
Cheers Daniel, from Spain...
Thanks once again Soultime59. I so look forward to these compilations!
Soultime59- Big thanks for Eddie Parker! I always wanted to hear The Old..The New...The Blues and now I finally can. Fantastic!
P.S. I think I recall you once writing that you were going to share some Soul Brothers Six. Did I miss that or is that still to come?
BBC Radio Documentaries
Group 1 - Oldies
https://we.tl/enFPEcyFtJ (link expires after 7 days)
BBC - Boy From The North Country - Bob Dylan in Minnesota
BBC - Buddy Holly - Crying,Waiting,Hoping
BBC - Hellhounds on His Trail - The Robert Johnson Story
BBC - Hey! Bo Diddley
BBC - Nashville Cats - The Making of Blonde on Blonde
BBC - Race With The Devil - The Gene Vincent Story
BBC - Scotty Moore
BBC - Sun Records Story
BBC - The Chess Records Story
BBC - The Chuck Berry Story
BBC - The Howlin' Wolf Story
BBC - The Jackie Wilson Story
BBC - The Real Buddy Holly
BBC - The Record Producers Series (Lieber/Stoller, Mick Jones, Reggae Special)
BBC - The Stiff Records Story
BBC - The Story of The Jackson 5
BBC - The Vinyl Hoover - Record Collectors
Group 2 - Punk
https://we.tl/Zcbmx9Ozi3 (link expires after 7 days)
BBC - A Punk Tale of Two Cities
BBC - Anarchy In The UK (2012)
BBC - England's Still Dreaming - 30 Years of Punk
BBC - Five Years Of Madness
BBC - How Does It Feel - The New Order Story
BBC - In Search of Sid
BBC - Joe Strummer's London Calling (32 episodes of Joe's radio show on BBC)
BBC - One Step Beyond Madness
BBC - The 2-Tone Story
BBC - The Jam - Made In England
BBC - Tom Robinson - Never Mind the Horlicks Punk at Middle Age
BBC - Total Madness
BBC - When Rockabilly Ruled OK
TZ'ers,
If you use Firefox, I cannot recommend high enough the free ad-blocking app uBlock Origin. It stops all annoying pop-ups while downloading from Zippyshare.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/
Rexx
Thanks to BUTTERBOY for RF Shannon
Hi,
I hope, I´m not nerving, but there are another two albums, I´m looking for:
July Talk - July Talk (2012)
Tanya Tagaq - Animism (2015)
Thanks
Rocking Bear
Thanks SoulTime59 for:
EDDIE PARKER - Powerhouse Soul Man
Soultime59- You`re doing GOOD work here!! THANKS for the Eddie Parker,I look forward to your posts!
@JohnnyDiego - I'm so glad to hear that you like the CHEESY ORGAN series!
I just downloaded the Fats Waller on your recommendation. I have a few cuts by Fats in iTunes from various compilations, but I'll give your post a try as an album on my next long drive (which is how my comps are intended to be listened to, as well).
- Stinky
tiptopdaddy
Thanks for the Beeb
Gaius said:
To Anonymous:
Here's more Asleep at the Wheel than you would hear:
http://musicmp3spb.org/artist/asleep_at_the_wheel.html
Ariel was an Australian progressive rock band based in Melbourne around the duo Mike Rudd and Bill Putt, who formed the band in 1973 after the breakup of their previous group Spectrum.
Ariel - A Strange Fantastic Dream 1974 (Australia, Progressive Rock)
https://yadi.sk/d/Huhx27eMYbJGS
Rock & Roll Scars 1975 (Australia, Heavy Prog)
https://yadi.sk/d/ODlP_wteYSp7s
@Gaius
Unbelievable! I just discovered the Band Of Blacky Ranchette myself today, totally independently. I manage to snag a couple of albums from Soulseek, so here they are @320:
The Band of Blacky Ranchette - S/T
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/q7ALEaUZ/file.html
The Band of Blacky Ranchette - Sage Advice
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/XqHzuiN0/file.html
Maybe you could post any others you have.
Tnx to Soultime59 and Butterboy for their shares today!
@ rocking bear
at this link can find the tanya tagaq album you request and some others (Auk/ Blood and Sinaa)
http://audiotut.su/music-file/tagaq
and if you're not afraid of use a torrent program
here a good discography (studio album + the collaborative album with kronos quartet)
https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4787063
for july talk
another rine no direct link
http://audiotut.su/mp3-album-july-talk-download-7036750.html
or something different
https://vkmusic.ru/july-talk
here can find all the song at a different bitrate
@ Rocking Bear
for the hendrix tribute album
if none provide direck link
here another torrent link
https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5075845
(loseless)
on on https://vkmusic.ru
can find some songs
at https://vkmusic.ru/doran-stucky-studer-tacuma (only 8 song on 11)
for the other you must type doran plus name of song
Here you go Clash!
Soul Brothers Six - Some Kind Of Wonderful - "Double CD Set"
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/fGJzcRBq/file.html
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/zqM9KBx4/file.html
Lil DC -- Try this:
https://www.mp3va.com/asleep-at-the-wheel-a15514
You purchase an account for say, $25.00 and draw against it. The songs are usually 15 cents a tune lowering to 10 cents on holidays and special occasions. Whole album receive a further discount.
I've been using this site for about five or six years without any problems whatsoever. Your downloads are always on file so if your computer crashes, at least you have the ones you've purchased. Their library is awesome and I recommend the site whole heartily.
Gaius said:
@Easily Confused
I discovered Blacky Ranchette when they came out, my first LP is from 1985. I knew this was Howe Gelb in another of his various incarnations. In the same time, he founded "Giant Sand" (worm) and I bought the very first two records on LP (The rest came later on CD).
And later too I bought "Blacky Ranchettes" 'Sage Advice, 1990' on CD. As I said, I need 'Heartland, 1986' and the Reunion album 'Still looking good to me, 2007'.
"Arktis" was no Band from Greenland. In fact, it was a band from Bonn, when it was the German Capital. I saw them live when I was a young man and lived in Bonn for a while. If I'm remembering right, "Arktis" was one of the numerous bands recording with the legendary Conny Plank.
Here is their first s/t album, 1974:
https://yadi.sk/d/uCiPXETGRJXea
Not sure if this is allowed, but someone was looking for the new Fairport Convention 7CD compilation, which has loads of unreleased tracks. Its a 1.1gb file which causes some problems on rapidgator unless you have a premium account.
On another site I've found a Wetransfer link which expires in five days. So big thanks to the uploader. Link is https://wetransfer.com/downloads/eea7ebe19e150142e5730a4f6f929e3a20170805060218/af8c9d The tracks aren't tagged with titles but it is at 320.
I'm so glad to have found this!
All swing CDs @320 w/Art.
Abbey Town Jazz Orchestra - Big Band Jump
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/0tMhvqkI/file.html
Italian Jazz Orchestra that has to be heard to be believed!
Linda & The Big King Jive Daddies - S/T
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/gZDhLdW5/file.html
Japanese Swing from the late 90s
Blue Plate Special - A Night Out With
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/dU5PEH0C/file.html
Excellent Jump Blues combo from San Francisco.
Anonymous said...
Gaius said: And JohnnyDiego! Thank You very much! I'm dancing like the cowboy on the front cover of the first Pure Prairie League LP! Also Thank You RYP & Gyro for the Armadillo Killers that has no filler and the Bison Bop that never stops! I'm just a Happy Happy Boy!
Lil DC!
@ easilyconfused
Believe Ryp will be a bit sad knowing you learn of the exystence of a band named Band of Blacky Ranchette by yourself
sure Ryp maybe will reup 1986 heartland and 2003 Still lookin' good to me if you want it
Thank you luis
Rocking Bear
Backup-Drive Overflow: Blues/Gospel/Folk - Load Four, 1950s A-B:
- Albert King (1953-84) [107@mostly 192-320]
- Amos 'Junior Wells' Blakemore (1953-74) [77@256, 320]
- Big Maybelle Savoy (1954-59) [40@320 (except 1)]
- Big-City Four, 1953 [5@320]
- Billy 'Red' Love, 1951-52 [13@320]
- Billy 'The Kid' Emerson, 1954-56 [7@320]
- Bo Diddley, 1955-62 [10@320 (except 2)
Seven-day link (expires August 13):
https://we.tl/S5ONWrxcBl
(my link, though not my rips)
Cheers!
zippyshare has pop-up ads? That's news to me - I have used ad blocker plugins for years. Presently, uBlock Origin is the One True Etc. It just works. Not sure if versions are avaialble for any browser but Firefox. If "privacy" is a concern, adding this string to uBlock's rule set locks out a silent, invisible tracker from Google that is on /most/ of the websites in the English speaking world: *analytics*
I also use NoScript, more for speed and security than ad blocking. When NoScript blocks something, an unobtrusive notice appears at the bottom of the browser window and the user can select which web addresses are allowed to load and run Javascript programs. For instance, The Facebook does not work without scripts from facebook.com and fbcdn.com, but does not need any of the numerous other scripts from advertisers that Facebook pages try to load.
NoScript permissions can be set as one time only, or permanent for frequently used sites. You can make it as permissive or restrictive as you like. For instance, I only unblock Google on a temporary per-page basis, where and as needed. Most users will probably want to allow Google permanently, rather than bother with that many "extra clicks" per session.
@Gaius
@Luis
I do not claim any credit for "discovering" Blacky Ranchette. It's just that it is not something I would normally listen to and I was pleasantly surprised. I like many kinds of music, but very few of them come from the mid-eighties!
I also got a Giant Sand live performance from Archive.Org (also Howe Gelb) but I haven't heard it yet.
Any re-ups of Blacky Ranchette would, of course, be welcome.
tiptopdaddy:
Cheers for the BBC gear, much appreciated!
J in Liverpool
@Butterboy: Thank you for the Righteous Brothers compilation.
@TipTop: Thank for the BBC Punk.
Cheers!
Anyone got this Flyright Records - Louisiana Rock 'n Roll FLY LP 27
Thanks for the docs, @tiptopdaddy
@Montymusic - thanks for the repost of those bubblegum folders.
luis and easilyconfused
okay, I'll reup all Blacky Ranchette I have (4 albums)...
1. "The Band Of... Blacky Ranchette" 1984
2. "Heartland" 1986
3. "Sage Advice" 1990
4. "Still Lookin' Good To Me" 2003
@ EasilyConfused
i was only kidding and point how also longtime followers like you can be surprise and forget all the amount of music shared daily on tz as official post (apart from days Ryp is in vacation aren't at least 3 or 4 new music post (sometime repost) every day
With my remark i want only point also maybe Howe Gelb being one of Tz heroes being present in different of stuff shared on Tz as official post and by members post (f.e Psyclist have post quite his whole discography as solo act and as Giant sand) as his longtime collaborator Burns and Convertino (better know also for their work with Calexico).
Everyone often discovered band and artist aren't part of his habitual music palette and sometime are surprised of how they like them. Other time they only remind you why you don't like the music the play.
thanks Ryp for your decision how reup blacky ranchette album you have hope other people will appreciate their music
@ Aging Child Load 4 is a golden stash, Wells & Albert King plus all those bonus. Pleasure for days to come. TX!
Thanks, Aging Child. Albert is my favorite of the King brothers. While B.B. gently stokes and caresses his guitar his half brother Albert attacks his. I like that plus his horn section. I saw him many times in the sixties and early seventies, once in a show with John Mayall (with Mick Taylor on guitar) and the incomparable Jimi Hendrix along with surprise guest Big Brother and the Holding Company. At the Fillmore on a Sunday night for two bucks!
I'm anxious to see what's in your package today. Thanks again.
Thank you for the kind words, MuddyW and JohnnyD... and I appreciate your patience that some days the overload will be mezzo-mezzo - there are only so many Kings and Wells.
JD, you have the most jaw-dropping audience stories - if you could give memory transplants, there would be a long, long line of recipients... and I'd stand there with them gladly.
I saw B.B. perform just once, going-on-thirty years ago, when I knew next-to-nothing of the Blues genre beyond Beck/Stewart's take on "People, Get Ready". I was knocked over by King's voice and utter mastery - B.B. was *SO* good that I wanted to just crawl away. I recognized keenly that I knew so little about this sound, that I didn't have the ability yet to appreciate him as much as he clearly deserved.
And so I found the Blues. I just envy the truly deep end that you swan-dived into!
Thank you for the gentle nudge, both of you, by the way, to give a Wells and Albert another listening-to; it's been too long.
Cheers!
Here is Flyright Records - Louisiana Rock 'n Roll FLY LP 27 minus tracks 10 and 17. Also, there are two tracks replaced with better sounding versions of the same tracks from other comps.
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/394p5s1G/file.html
Missing tracks:
10. Milton Allen - If You're Gonna Be My Baby
17. Honey Boy Allen - She's Gone
Johnny D, Thanks for the Fats. Tiptopdaddy, thanks for the BBC. Ageing child thanks for the overflow and Cheesy organ, carbolic soap should do the trick!
I too am anonymous.
Rexx, took your tip about adblocker, works a treat!
I too am anonymous.
Tiptopdaddy - Thanks so much for the BBC audio docs. I had about half of these but I'm thrilled to now be able to listen to the other half. Mucho gracias!
Thanks Butterboy for Jaguar Palace.
Thank you Butterboy for the Righteous Brothers Bill Medley's voice is sensational
and Anonymous for the Ariel shares only Mike Rudd left now as Bill Putt passed on.
Regards
thank you for more Mono!
cheers
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