trax:1. When You Dance - Billy Storm 2. Dear One - Billy Storm 3. Hearts Of Stone - The Top Notes 4. The Basic Things - The Top Notes 5. Hey Memphis - LaVern Baker 6. Anyone But You - Ruth Brown 7. Honey Love - Billy Storm 8. A Kiss From Your Lips - Billy Storm 9. Twist & Shout - Top Note 10. Always Late (Why Lead Me On) - The Top Notes 11. Tired Of Trying - Jean Du Shon 12. Talk To Me, Talk To Me - Jean Du Shon
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"Twist & Shout"
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gitit! no pw
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/s7fatblR/file.html
Another comp for your enjoyment:
BORN UNLUCKY
Born Unlucky - Tommy Smith
Gonna Hurt You - Johnny Powers
Come In Stranger (uniss) - Johnny Cash
Wait A Minute - Coasters
Baby I Don't Care - Rodney Scott
Umm - Kenny & Roy
Rockin' Piano - Don ruby
Money Honey - Gary Endgel
Blue Street - Arnie Derksen
Uh Babe (uniss) - Luke McDaniels
Do Baby Do - Coastaleers
Mystery Train - Johnny Wallen
There Must Be The Place - Ronnie Self
Gully Washer - The Sidewinders
Indian Joe - Art Adams
Let My Baby Alone - Carl Perkins
Me And My Baby - Rick Johnson
Milkcow Blues Boogie - Harold Jackson
I Walk - Johnny Powers
Stewball - Coasters
Lumberjack - Johnny Cash
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/RcqQPTbF/file.html
Hope you like it!
There Must Be The Place - Ronnie Self
is a typo, it is:
This Must Be The Place - Ronnie Self
Thanks Gyro! Too late to fix on cover.
Thanx Djmc
Anonymous, I shared the Phil Spector acetates in mp3 format earlier in the week. I'll share them again, this time with a note to explain that the tagging is incomplete and that I converted the files from aiff to mp3 format. I've deleted the version without this note.
As I said previously, apart from the Tina Turner tracks, I'm unsure of the performers and song titles. So I'm hoping that can someone can check if my guesses are correct and tell me how to complete the empty tags.
Thanks to montysmusic for sharing the files originally.
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/XOzeZFBf/file.html
RYP & Gyro, Phil Spector's "Twist & Shout"
cheers,ELtel
Apparently Bert Berns was in the control room for the Top Notes recording of Twist & Shout but he didn't say anything. With Spector and Wexler in the room who can blame him? After the Isley Bros. hit the charts with their version Ahmet Ertegun said 'We didn't know he could produce records.'
Thanks to Gyro,Ping, Monty and anyone else I missed for this share!
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