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Hey Y'all,
I can't hold back any longer. This anonymous guy is a cyber bully. I suggest that everyone just totally ignore his posts, even if he is calling you out specificaly. When that sort of person starts seeing that he is getting no reaction, they usuually just fade away.
So the new mantra of all the TZ lovers and contributers should be:
"Fuck that mutha fucka!" Say it 3 times to yourself and don't let him goad you into replying.
Let's make him invisible.
Say it with me now!
imnokid
How immokit has suggested, please ignore all insulting and pointless remarks! On the other hand, I will delete those comments, or easier for me, not admit anonymous comments any more, but this would also hit the good ones...
RYP
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Albums I Like ... Part 36
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Sings Newman [1970]
Harry Edward Nilsson III (June 15, 1941 – January 15, 1994), usually credited as Nilsson, was an American singer-songwriter who achieved the peak of his commercial success in the early 1970s. His work is characterized by pioneering overdub experiments, returns to the Great American Songbook, and fusions of Caribbean sounds. A tenor with a three-and-a-half octave range, Nilsson was one of the few major pop-rock recording artists of his era to achieve significant commercial success without ever performing major public concerts or undertaking regular tours.
Nilsson Sings Newman is the fifth studio album by American singer Harry Nilsson, released in 1970 on RCA Victor, and featuring compositions written by Randy Newman. Recorded over six weeks in late 1969, the album showcases Nilsson's voice multi-tracked in layers of tone and harmony. Its arrangements are otherwise spare, with most of the instrumentation provided by Newman on piano. The record was not a great commercial success, but won a 1970 "Record of the Year" award from Stereo Review magazine. The LP record cover art was illustrated by Dean Torrence. (Wikipedia)
Link http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/5U1Ru3IE/file.html
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02 Rainman - Rainman [1970]
Raiman is Frank Nuyens born in Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands in . He was a member of Circus, Cuby + Blizzards, Freelance Band, Q65, Red White & Blue Band before going solo.
Originally released only in Holland, this is the first CD reissue of the superb 1970 solo LP from Frank Nuyens aka Rainman -- the lead guitarist of legendary Dutch blues/psych-rockers, Q65 and Cubby & The Blizzards. He released this solo debut in Holland on Negram in 1971 in between stints in Q65. The title track is a saucer-eyed headnodder with excellent CSNY harmonies, and congas, flute and piano add a psychedelic Bee Gees vibe to "Natural Man", suggesting Nuyens kept his ear to the undergound UK radio of the day. "Don't" is soothing, acoustic Tull, and the rest of the album beams with laidback folk with psychedelic flourishes, like the Lennonesque "You Will Be Freed By Me" and the dreamy melancholia of "Get You To Come Through. Elsewhere, "They Didn't Feel" is a marvellous blend of Neil Young and The James Gang with a touch of "No Expectations" tossed in for good measure, and there's a rockabilly twang to "The Joy That Is Inside." The package completes with the chirpy pop of the non-LP single, "The Bird." So, while fans of Q65's heavy blues may be disappointed, Nuyens has expanded his palette enough to attract a wider audience, not just fans of cult, Dutch psychedelic r&b (Jeff Penczak)
Link http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/pGjkxWwC/file.html
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03 Ringo Starr - Sentimental Journey [1970]
Richard Starkey, (born 7 July 1940), known professionally as Ringo Starr, is an English drummer, singer, songwriter and actor who gained worldwide fame as the drummer for the Beatles. He occasionally sang lead vocals, usually for one song on an album, including "With a Little Help from My Friends", "Yellow Submarine", "Good Night", and their cover of "Act Naturally". He also wrote the Beatles' songs "Don't Pass Me By" and "Octopus's Garden", and is credited as a co-writer of others, including "What Goes On" and "Flying".
Sentimental Journey is the debut studio album by Ringo Starr, released in 1970. Recording of the album was completed in early March 1970, with Sentimental Journey being rushed out a few weeks later to avoid clashing in the shops with the Beatles' impending final album 'Let It Be (1970)' in May.
The idea for a solo album first came from the rest of the Beatles, who said that Starr should do a solo record, despite his minimal songwriting abilities, and later from his mother Elsie Starkey and step-dad Harry during one day at their Liverpool home. His mother said that Starr had good vocals. The plan was to create an album of standards that would reflect his mother's favourite songs, even asking them and other members of his family to choose the tracks. Starr engaged the services of Beatles producer George Martin to helm his solo debut, shortly after the Beatles' Abbey Road (1969) came out.
Ringo Starr said “I wondered, what shall I do with my life now that it's over? I was brought up with all those songs, you know, my family used to sing those songs, my mother and my dad, my aunties and uncles. They were my first musical influences on me. So I went to see George Martin and said: 'Let's do an album of standards, and to make it interesting we'll have all the arrangements done by different people". ” Wikipedia)
Link http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/OXfFLjUs/file.html
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Albums I like ... Part 35 can be found below
01 Alquin - The Mountain Queen [1973]
Link http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/Ta39VsGa/file.html
02 Buffalo - Dead Forever [1972]
Link http://www42.zippyshare.com/v/9g7cyuh5/file.html
03 Billy Joel - The Stranger [1977]
Link http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/mOoONkim/file.html
BONUS
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] is a self made compilation series.
Each volume has 10 tracks and are mixed Genres from many years.
There is generally no theme to each volume other than tracks that I like to listen to.
Sometimes an introduction to a new band or sound can transport you.
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Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD10 320Kbps, Artwork, 86MB
Link http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/zpyavM0m/file.html
Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD10
91 Guided By Voices - I Am A Scientist 02:25
92 Robin Trower - Bridge Of Sighs 05:02
93 Alice Cooper - I'm Eighteen 02:58
94 Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Frog 04:29
95 Hothouse Flowers - I'm Sorry 03:33
96 Prince - Raspberry Beret 03:34
97 Free - Fire And Water 03:59
98 Harry Chapin - Cat's In The Cradle 03:48
99 James - Laid 02:39
100 Faure - Pavan 06:08
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Butterboy Plays These Tunes [2017] CD09 320Kbps, Artwork, 101MB
Link http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/SsWOZby9/file.html
Would be grateful if anyone would post The Bullets - Go Man Go (2014)
One of the best Rockabilly albums in recent years. Thanks in advance
Here's some Aussie early rock n roll
Johnny Rebb and his Rebels[320]The Leedon Anthology (1958 - 1960).zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/ljFIhvbv/file.html
a nice powerpop album
The Finkers - Fresh Set-o-Prints (320)powerpop.zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/FVYqoLDf/file.html
this is a dark blues compilation
VA - Murder - Songs from the Dark Side of the Soul (2010) [MP3 320].zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/MXUJ9rRR/file.html
TY RYP and the Team
32 Volumes of POPCORN PEARLS all my links thanks to Davetuba and luc for help in getting the odd ones I couldnt find[all vbr but most are 192 or higher.
7 day links I will re up for those lucky to be on holiday just give me the nod
Download link
https://we.tl/HSlI5TV1zg
1 file
Popcorn Pearls box 1.zip
Download link
https://we.tl/FCiSBdCUZP
1 file
Popcorn Pearls Box 2.zip
Download link
https://we.tl/V0D6qN46Dv
1 file
Popcorn Pearls box 3.zip
@Montysmusic
Thanks for a great bunch of shares.
Johnny Rebb and his Rebels[320]The Leedon Anthology (1958 - 1960) is terrific.
I went to the theatre last night (disappointing play) after seeing that several people were being supportive, wise words from geriatrix and monty among others. I have turned the computer on this morning and I see that there has been considerable interest in my posts after all. Thanks everyone.
I don't know if it was just coincidence but the posting of Buffy St. Marie was great. I was thinking, is the music I was posting that weird? Does no-one else really like it? I seemed to be at the centre of all the bickering. I'm getting old and I can do without the hassle, so I was just going to walk away. But you guys have restored my faith this morning.
Ironically I saw the heading "... and Now for Something Completely Different" and thought, well mine is a BIT different. If it had been called "More of the Same" the complainers may have had a more valid point. To me it's ALL music.
The one sensible thing said by the complainers was that I needed validation. I'll take that. It's perfectly true. So if I have the blessing of RYP and Gyro1966 I will continue to put up music and help others if I can. But I will put up fewer items, and less often from now on.
All this hassle is distracting us from the music. What the hell are we doing? And anyway I've got a Patrick Sky album to find.
Thank you again.
Bob
@montysmusic thanks for the popcorn !!!
In case these were missed before:
Jack Teagarden's Big Eight / Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers* – Jack Teagarden's Big Eight / Pee Wee Russell's Rhythmakers (1956) CD @320
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/51005560/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Jack-Teagardens-Big-Eight-Pee-Wee-Russells-Rhythmakers-Jack-Teagardens-Big-Eight-Pee-Wee-Russells-Rh/master/727997
Various Artists - Cult Cargo: Grand Bahama Goombay (1976) CD
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/UPXkoo3E/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Cult-Cargo-Grand-Bahama-Goombay/release/1472067
Kid Creole And The Coconuts - Off The Coast Of Me (1980 Vinyl
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/5FYFgq36/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Kid-Creole-And-The-Coconuts-Off-The-Coast-Of-Me/release/2491729
Kid Creole And The Coconuts - Wise Guy (1982) Vinyl
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/M8OO3Pyd/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Kid-Creole-And-The-Coconuts-Wise-Guy/release/826250
Kid Creole And The Coconuts - Doppelgänger (1983) Vinyl
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/k4MwiUTS/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Kid-Creole-And-The-Coconuts-Doppelganger/release/173101
Kid Creole And The Coconuts - In Praise Of Older Women And Other Crimes (1985) Vinyl
http://www45.zippyshare.com/v/cOAABR18/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Kid-Creole-And-The-Coconuts-In-Praise-Of-Older-Women-And-Other-Crimes/release/1887159
The Golden Eagles – Lightning And Thunder (1988)Vinyl @320
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/A1ML6sHm/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Golden-Eagles-The-Lightning-And-Thunder/release/4216402
Johnny Cash – The Sun Years (1990) CD @320
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/oAxU5Bhp/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Cash-The-Sun-Years/release/1517149
Sam Phillips – The Indescribable Wow (1988) Vinyl @320
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/gG3v1WEC/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Sam-Phillips-The-Indescribable-Wow/release/422599
Various Artists– For Our Children (1991) CD @320
http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/85313842/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-For-Our-Children/release/3115165
Hour Glass – The Hour Glass (CD) @320
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/yOshNnr3/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Hour-Glass-The-Hour-Glass/release/2544215
Various Artists - Brunswick Lost Soul, Vol. 1 CD @320
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/LQcV3Dgk/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/brunswick-lost-soul-vol-1-mw0002213493
Various Artists - Brunswick Lost Soul, Vol. 2 CD @320
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/bq0Vr4Nb/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/brunswick-lost-soul-vol-2-mw0002213495
1 mp3 a year would be great.
Fuck that mutha fucka!
I totally agree. We must be ignorant of these idiot critics and no answer them!
The guys who upload music on TZ no ought to justificate.
If you don't like what is proposed, just pass and no claim!
TZ is not a court of justice.
Many many thanks to all the uploaders.
Cheers.
HEY! CHECK OUT MY CHEESY ORGAN! #21
Another homemade compilation of Cheesy Organ Music! “Now with more B-3!”
Fits on a CD-R. Trim away the grey outline and the artwork fits in a Slimline CD case.
01. Drive My Car - The Bo Street Runners
02. Tina The Go-Go Queen - Tav Falco's Panther Burns
03. A Date With Disaster - The C*nts
04. Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (Live On The BBC)
- Ian Dury & The Blockheads
05. New York Groove - Hello
06. Another Brick In The Wall - Snatch
07. Little Girl - Dick Wagner & The Frost
08. The Monkey - Aberto Baldan
09. Head On - Bondage Fairies
10. Take Care - Drake & Rhianna
11. Sunday Morning - Fatty Acid
12. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart - Al Green
13. The End Of The World (Live) - Cyndi Lauper
14. Do You Feel Like We Do (Live) - Peter Frampton
15. Sanford & Son Theme - Quincy Jones
16. Ultrasecuestro - Los Magnificos
17. Tainted Love - Snake-Eyed Rollers
18. Bargain - Pete Townshend
19. Sylvia's Mother - Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show
- Stinky
@ Crab Devil
I hope you're over 16. With a name like Crab Devil this will be right up your street, I reckon
Patrick Sky - Songs That Made America Famous (1972)
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/8kEvON3w/file.html
Bob, I've been greatly enjoying your posts. I dip into them now and then as time permits, and still have a few lined up in open tabs to audition and maybe download. Most of it is new to me, though it intersects with other music I've enjoyed over the years. You've been my favorite source of musical discoveries for weeks now.
Cheers
Richard
Bob - please don't be discouraged - I've been following your posts avidly, and you've put up a jaw-dropping number of things from my psych-folk wishlist, making me one happy Geordie. Love your passion and commitment, and that goes for so many other alumni of this amazing site. Huge thanks to Ryp and Gyro, obv.
Pip pip!
Walt
butterboy, bob, it's great that both of you are continuing to share. I've downloaded a few of your shares but regardless, the variety of music shared on this site is one of several reasons why it's great. Keep on truckin'! Cheers
Anonymous said...
¿Lucinda Williams – This Sweet Old World [Bonus Tracks](2017) zippy share?
Thanks!!!!!
@Monty ... thanks so much for Popcorn Pearls Collection! can't wait to dig into this series. cheers,
S
Thanks to all those who share.
Stinky - great tracklist! I have a suggestion for your next "Cheesy Organ" comp. It's "The Wright Stuff" by The Fall, a breezy cheesy tune. youtu.be/oCsKRiuNobA
I'm glad that you're staying around Bob. Your posts are excellent and aren't being duplicated anywhere on the web that I can see. Thank you for what you're doing!
FOLK FOT THE FOLK LOVERS
6 CDS VANGUARD LABEL
Joan Baez - Rare Live & Classic - Cd 1 [320].rar
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/SaZlmwg1/file.html
Joan Baez - Rare Live & Classic - Cd 2 [320].rar
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/qc85bwEP/file.html
Joan Baez - Rare Live & Classic - Cd 3 [320].rar
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/AkJRmlzO/file.html
Joan Baez - Blessed Are cd.01 [320].rar
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/VmYvRsg1/file.html
Joan Baez - Any Day Now 2 Cds In 1 Folder .rar
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/tLvAfhSW/file.html
the folk singer
peace enjoy
A piece of advice to the person who requested a Zippyshare link for the new Lucinda Williams album (and others with similar download problems):
Zippyshare and some other filehosting services offer very fast downloads for free users. Many other filehosts (Turbobit, Depositfiles etc) only offer extremely slow downloads for free users. However, there is a way to get around this.
There are a number of "premium link generators", that automatically turn slow download links into fast ones. This way you can download files from Turbobit, Uploaded etc without each download taking hours. The downside is that you have to click through a few pages of advertisements and get some unwanted pop-up windows with commercials, but personally I find that acceptable.
Google "premium link generator" and you will find lots of useful addresses.
(PS Yes, I am anonymous, but I am not the anonymous poster who lately has been rude and provocative to other users here.)
Hey Stinky! I love your Cheesy Organ Comps but I'm afraid I've missed some of them. Any chance you could direct me to the complete collection?
I haven't downloaded any thing from this site for ages simply because I've either already got the music or I don't fancy it.
ignore the peasants who complain & keep going please.
@Bob, Thanks for Patrick Sky and all the others. I'm looking for Dave Cartwright, Dave Travis, Isaac Guillory an Gery Lockran.... Mayby you can help....
Thanks anyway.
Karel
DOO-WOP DETECTIVE: VOLUMES 16 & 17
It's been a while since we've had any new stuff from our friendly detective. When questioned, he said something about being busy clearing out his garage and suffering from repetitive strain injury of the middle finger! But I'm not buying it. A couple of times lately I thought I heard the sound of sitars and tablas coming from his office as I walked up the stairs. I'm starting to think he's had enough of doo-wop for the moment and his musical focus is moving elsewhere.
Not that I'm complaining. The 17 volumes now posted represent 374 tracks of top quality doo-wop, much of which might have languished, unheard and unloved, in monster multi-volume compilations which very few people actually listen to. They are the cream of the many thousands of tracks the Doo-Wop Detective has investigated over the last couple of years.
Give these last two (if that's what they are) a listen. I think the 'tec is going out on a high!
Vol. 16: http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/qsV1ICOA/file.html
Vol. 17: http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Alg2vpyh/file.html
For links to all the other volumes, complete track listings and loads of other goodies, go to:
http://freetexthost.com/wxy4gszydu
Say what you like about Ringo, he was on this 'Great American Songbook' schtick decades before several Johnny-come-lately types, and 'Sentimental Journey' has more charm than, say, Rod Stewart's series of albums in a similar style.
James
Hi everybody, let me say this, not every anonymous poster is a rude wanker. So let us immediately forget this nerd and let's keep on listening and enjoying these wonderful uploads by all you guys. Thanks to RYP, Butterboy, Montymusic, Gyro and all the others. It's the music that unites us!
Nuff said.
Thanks for more Too-Wop Detective, EasilyConfused. I always enjoy your comps.
"Fuck that mutha fucka!" X3
Thank you RYP!
Love and Blues,
john
@Bob -- Thank you so much for coming through with my request. Here's
some follow-up: (a) Over 18? I bin sussed! (b) Name like that? I resemble
that remark . . . (c) Right up my street? I've had the vinyl for years
but have never gotten around to digitizing it. (Despite the shocking,
absolutely shocking insensitivity he displays on this album, Patrick Sky
appears to be the proverbial good bloke. He's certainly been heroic in
promoting and even reinvigorating traditional Irish music.
Can someone please help me find this...
When I was young I had a 2-record set of surf and beach music. I think it was called "Endless Summer" (but not the Beach Boys album), "Forever Summer", or something like that. I know it had summer in the title, lol. The front cover had a picture of a car with a surfboard, not an actual photo but a drawn picture, if I remember right. When you opened up the cover I believe there was a picture of a girl in a bikini's back. It was a various artists comp. I remember it had Wipeout, Summer Means Fun, and Surfer Joe on it.
Sorry I don't remember much else about it, but that was the album that got me started on my love of surf and instrumental music. I'd really appreciate any help if anyone could identify it or, better yet, post a copy.
In a world of never-ending war and human misery, it's hard to understand the spate of pissing and moaning we've recently seen on the TZ. That there are complaints from certain people that their tastes aren't being properly catered to is laughable. Come to think of it, it's this sort of egotism that explains much of the human misery we visit upon each other. In the words of a rather famous American Buddhist, "OM, grow up!"
Thanks to all who make the TZ the continually changing delight that it is.
I have a request !!!
Jeanette "Baby" Washington – I Wanna Dance (1978)
https://www.discogs.com/Jeanette-Baby-Washington-I-Wanna-Dance/release/3315665
any help greatly appreciated ... thanks,
S
@MikeO - Yesterday you offered to share Len Price 3's "Kentish Longhairs." Did I miss it somewhere? -- Barry
@ Karel
I had these "in stock". Give me a bit of time and I'll see what I can do with the other 2 artists. I've got some odd tracks by David Cartwright, but no LP as yet.
Gerry Lockran - Wun (1972).zip
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/G5i3NxjX/file.html
Gerry Lockran - Blues Vendetta (1967).zip
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/oeuB5FWB/file.html
Isaac Guillory - Isaac Guillory (1974).zip
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/B1vKA7e8/file.html
@Anonymous: I'm so glad to hear you're enjoying my HEY! CHECK OUT MY CHEESY ORGAN! series!
It's been a long time in the works--Vol. 1 was completed 15 years before Vol. 2, but I've cranked them out since then, & I'm currently up to Vol. 23.
Please stay tuned as I continue to post them, and eventually I'll re-up & re-post them all.
@Jonder: Thanks for your suggested inclusion to my CHEESY ORGAN series. It's perfect! :)
- Stinky
@apauling
"OM, grow up!"
Married to a Buddhist woman from Thailand I only can or must agree.
SamuiSamurai
@Stinky, you neglected to add the link for v. 21, methinks. While I'm a daily visitor/dl'er hereabouts, I only seem to have Cheesy Organ 5-13 . . . now while it's entirely possible that I am suffering from lengthy blackouts, making my whereabouts and actions a mystery, could I have missed that many of these volumes? Egads. --DW
Here's fridays mixed bag[all my links]
The Girls Of Hideaway Heaven 03[128].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/eAKOxVHo/file.html
The Girls Of Hideaway Heaven 01[192].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/Dr7Wcldw/file.html
Rockabye Baby!-Led Zepplin[childrens music].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/OurEv0wZ/file.html
Doggerel Bank Mr Skillicorn Dances 1975 Charisma CAS1102[320].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/PJoy9xE6/file.html
Cher-Half-Breed[320].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/uO5XbylQ/file.html
Arthur Lyman (1958) Taboo 2 (245Kbps).zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/1nGvblfu/file.html
1973 Capability Brown - Voice[320].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/twBBHt3P/file.html
[GBX009 CD] Mount Vernon Arts Lab - The Seance At Hobs Lane (2007) (320)Hauntology.zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/UH1VHUsl/file.html
montymusic
many thanks for the Popcorn Pearls
Dave
@Sitarzan:
I guess the album you owned was "Golden summer", released by United Artists in 1976. Here's information about the album on Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Golden-Summer/release/2287246
I still have "Golden summer" in my record collection. I guess I bought it around 1980. I was still a kid then, but I had started to develop a bit of an interest in rock'n'roll from the 50's and 60's.
Unfortunately, at the moment I can not rip vinyl records. If I could I would have ripped the album and posted it here. However, most of the songs on the album are considered surf rock classics, and they can easily be found in the blogosphere.
Here's a great compilation series of 60's garage punk/beat music[all my links]
Last Of The Garage Punk Unknowns-2016 - Vol. 7 & 8 (1965-1967).zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/bYqO0qCb/file.html
Last Of The Garage Punk Unknowns-2016 - Vol. 5 & 6 (1965-1967).zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/4Ey2tiQE/file.html
Last Of The Garage Punk Unknowns-2015- Vol. 1 & 2 (1965-1967).zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/MrwlCTxH/file.html
Last Of The Garage Punk Unknowns-2015 - Vol. 3 & 4 (1965-1967).zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/4YV6468C/file.html
Buck requested these nice sounding compilations
Moonlit Memories vol 2.zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/2A8MUhwC/file.html
Moonlit Memories 1.zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/HrTzabmm/file.html
Moonlit Memories - Vol 3.zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/9szqNJD8/file.html
Just come back off my hols to find montysmusic throwing buckets full of popcorn around & clash dishing out the Coconuts, many thanks to you both.My thanks also to RYP,Gyro & all the other generous contributors.
cheers,ELtel
@ Bob: You have posted some very interesting things. I just wish that I had the time to download everything that my eyes see, and have disk space to put it on for that matter. Which it is like the old adage my parents used: "He's got eyes bigger than his gut!"
But there have been few tempting things. (They're on my "Maybe Later" (though it is large) list.) So your efforts haven't been totally unappreciated. :)
@ Sitarzan
This looks like the one:-
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Golden-Summer/master/677965
No copy I'm afraid though
@ montysmusic
Thanks for all the great popcorn!
This swarm just fits nice on a cdr
California Dreaming Swarm
"California Dreamin'" is a song written by John Phillips and Michelle Phillips and was first recorded by Barry McGuire.[3] However, the best known version is by The Mamas & the Papas, who sang backup on the original version and released as a single in 1965. The song is #89 in Rolling Stone's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.[4] The lyrics of the song express the narrator's longing for the warmth of Los Angeles during a cold winter in New York City.
The song became a signpost of the California Myth[5] and the arrival of the nascent counterculture era.[6][7]
"California Dreamin' " was certified as a Gold Record (single) by the RIAA in June 1966[8] and was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2001.[wiki]
[ must look for Barry Mcguire version]
one of my favourite 60's tracks for me Sia is the standout track
California Dreamin Swarm.zip
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/TLDqHEq7/file.html
artists[vbr]
Amason.mp3
Bud Shank.mp3
Carpenters.mp3
Cornbread.mp3
Dan Rudin.mp3
Diana Krall.mp3
Four Tops.mp3
Gabriela Terán .mp3
George Benson.mp3
Jose Feliciano .mp3
L'Orchestra .mp3
Mamas and Papas.mp3
Renato e seus Blue Caps .mp3
Robot Koch, Delhia de France .mp3
Roch Voisine .mp3
Scala & Kolacny Brothers.mp3
Sia.mp3
Soul Phenomen .mp3
The Beach Boys.mp3
The Seekers.mp3
Thomas Jules.mp3
Butterboy - thanks for Ringo & Nilsson.
Message to the anonymous troll(s):
I'll give your offending comments no chance. I simply delete them as announced! Best is you visit a doctor, I see your blood pressure will rise in dizzy heights because you feel helpless! I hope you own a health insurance scheme and Mr. Trump does not take it away from you! But maybe it works without a doctor: Use your power somewhere else, for example dig up your garden!
Und ausserdem, ihr könnt mich mal...
melanie does a version of cali dreamin
@DW:
5-16 have been posted, and I'll wrap with them all!
Sorry I forget the link! Here's the link with the information
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ! Vol. 16
Another of my compiliations of Cheesy Organ Music! “Now with more B-3!”
Fits on a CD-R. Trim away the grey outline & the homemade artwork fits in a Slimline CD case.
01. Lies Lies Lies - The Preachers
02. Smokes - Question Mark & The Mysterians
03. Romilar D (Live) - The Fuzztones
04. Writing On The Wall - Lene Lovich
05. Another Brick In The Wall - Snatch
06. Bad Time - The Lucky Bishops
07. Undying Love For Humanity - Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble
08. Why'd You Do It - Frente!
09. Happy Together - The Free Design
10. Killer Joe - The 101 Strings
11. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying - Milt Buckner
12. A Taste Of Honey - Lenny Welch
13. Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues - Danny O'Keefe
14. It Isn't Going To Be That Way - Steve Forbert
15. Rocky - Austin Roberts
16. T'Aint What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It) - Fun Boy Three
17. Space Agent - Starforce 1
18. Lay, Lady, Lay - The Stands
19. Life's Been Good - Joe Walsh
20. Machismo - Joan Jett & The Blackhearts
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/Nop3RsgH/file.html
- Stinky
Dear RYP. I spent August in England and in that month there seems to have been a major change in TZ. I didn't see any of the negative comments and a number of the regular posters seem to have gone. Whilst your site is dedicated to a particular genre, it's attraction is that you also post a wide variety of music. It's what makes it a great site, as was Willard and now he's gone. Whilst I do not personally like all the silly comments and the Thanks Bombs, most of them are appreciative and kind. Unfortunately, posting as "anonymous" is creating problems as it's viewed as a way to hide. I post using my real name and don't see why others cannot do this too. You may have to bite the bullet and block anonymous comments, sadly for the general good. Regards from Rowan.
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Fifty-Eight:
1920s+ Blues, Gospel, and Jazz, Plus Some Early Country (and a li'l Polish fiddlin')
C-E Artists:
- Clifford 'Grandpappy' Gibson - Complete Recorded Works, 1929-31 [23@320]
- Clifford Hayes (1924-31) [59@319-320, 1@224]
- Coley Jones - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-29 [12@320 (except 2)]
- Curley Weaver (1928-50s) [7@192, 35@320]
- D. H. 'Bert' Bilbro - Complete Recorded Works, 1928-31 [5@320]
- Daisy Martin - Complete Recorded Works, 1921-23 [17@320]
- David Cross - Complete Recorded Works, 1929 [5@320]
- David Miller, 1927-31 [5@320, 1@160]
- Deacon W. H. Gallamore - Complete Recorded Works, 1929 [4@320]
- Deal Family, 1927 [7@160-320]
- Deford Bailey - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-28 [11@319-320]
- Denson Sacred-Harp Singers, 1928-42 [7@221-320]
- Doc Walsh, 1926-31 [7@192-320]
- Dorothy Dodd - Complete Recorded Works, 1921 [5@320]
- Down-Home Boys (Hull and Reed) - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-29 [7@320]
- Dr. H. H. Smith's Champion Hoss-Hair Pullers, 1928 [5@252]
- Dr. Humphrey Bates's Possum-Hunters, 1928 [5@252, 2@320]
- Dukli Wiejska Band, 1926-27~ [2@154, 2@192]
- Earl Johnson - Early String-Band Music, 1927-29 [26@187-320]
- Earl McDonald - Complete Recorded Works, 1927 [8@319-320]
- East-Texas Serenaders - Country Fiddle, 1927-37 [21@251-252]
- Ed 'Barefoot Bill' Bell - Complete Recorded Works, 1927-30 [24@320]
- Eddie 'Macon Ed' Anthony - Complete Recorded Works, 1928-30 [13@320]
- Eddie Mapp - Complete Recorded Works, 1929 [9@320]
Seven-day link (expires Oct. 6):
https://we.tl/Xi2OcHd18D
(not my rips, but my link... and a thank-you to the artists, and the original uploaders and hosts, 'way back when)
Cheers!
@ SoulTime59, Many thanks for Ivy Jo, what a supreme effort you make for our benefit. Thank you.
cheers,Eltel
Requested Jeanette ''Baby'' Washington
jeanette baby washington - i wanna dance 1978 Mp3@320.rar
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/2G5WiMcw/file.html
jeanette baby washington - i wanna dance 1978 Wav.rar
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/u7V9Elht/file.html
Here's a couple of albums which were requested by various folk
VA - Golden Summer (1976).zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/8MPOs2d0/file.html
Jeanette Baby Washington - I Wanna Dance[320].zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/9mb908e1/file.html
@ Karel
Sorry, I've pretty much drawn a blank on these last 2 artists.
These may be of some interest though - 9 tracks from Dave Cartwright which I compiled a while ago, plus 3 tracks from Dave Travis from 1976.
Dave Cartwright + Dave Travis (Odd Tracks).zip
http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/5Of0NG9D/file.html
(It was good to find the Dave Travis tracks)
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The Dave Travis is a complicated one. Although British he appears to have recorded lot of country and rock & roll. Am I right in thinking it's his folk/blues albums you are interested in? - especially the 1969 LP with Gerry Lockran:
Blues at Sunrise 1969 • Gerry Lockran, Redd Sullivan & Dave Travis
A Tribute to Bob Dylan 1971
5th Folk Album 1973
Knight of the road 1976
From Discogs:
Dave Travis is an accomplished English guitarist and singer since 1967 whose musical repertoire included everything from Rockabilly to the Blues. He attended many sessions for Sleepy La Beef, Buddy Knox, Warren Smith, Jack Scott, Charlie Feathers and Ray Smith.
There doesn't seem to be anything out there I'm afraid, except maybe a rock & roll album from about 1980 "Rockabilly Killer"
Hey stinky where is the link for the cheesy organ?!
Thanks for all you do!!
The Beach Boys released Endless Summer in 1974 and it was followed by Spirit Of America in 1975. Both were 2 LP compilations. I had them both but they are long gone now.
@ButterBoy: Thank you for Ringo's first (PS to James: hear, hear!)... and for your latest batch of "Plays These Tunes" - Gabriel Fauré is a total surprise here!
@Stinky: Thank you for bringing your Cheesy Organ back out! If you haven't already included it in one of those comps, might there be room on your next for Boston's "Foreplay" instro, off their '76 debut? I'm not sure it's cheeseful enough, even though it's very organic.
@EasilyConfused: "Repetitive strain injury" - thank you for the great laugh to round out the week, and month! And the same to ElTel, too.
@MontysMusic: thank you for the Cher (including the title track I sneered about a couple days ago... 8-P ).
Cheers!
@MikeO - I'd also be interested in Len Price 3's "Kentish Longhairs."
@montysmusic
in re: California Dreamin'
Yes, this is one top-notch tune, but sadly, you forgot the best version pressed to date. Here ya go:
Gary Hoey's California Dreamin' (goes to YouTube)
sumgai
Sitarzan, Maybe the music you're after is the Soundtrack from the landmark film " THE ENDLESS SUMMER" . A group called the Sandals we're the band....officially recognised as the first soundtrack by a surf band. http://musicmp3spb.org/album/wild_as_the_sea_complete_sandals_1964_1969.html
This is a site that has their songs. You could compile your soundtrack from this .
Google ..soundtrack Enless Summer for track list and artwork
Butterboy, thanks for cd 10, not sure about Guided By Voices though!
Monty thanks for the Pearls, and Bob thanks for Patrick, quite partial to him.
I too am anonymous.
Hello, everyone, and Happy Weekend...
I'm looking for some thoughts and shares on these two topics:
I'm interested in recordings featuring high female sopranos in the exotica/lounge/soundtrack area, such as Loulie Jean Norman, the voice in the original "Star Trek" and "One Step Beyond" themes...any info or shares would be most appreciated.
Also...all available studio and live high quality recordings by The Ukelele Orchestra of Great britain.
Many thanks in advance and have a safe and pleasant weekend. :)
Uncle Bela
Monty-I can't believe you left Bobby Womack off of the California Dreamin swarm!
imnokid
Cyber bullies got you down? Feeling agitated? Upset? Unnerved?
Well, sooth your soul with the sounds of a man smooth he makes Philadelphia Cream Cheese seem like granola. A man so smooth he makes the bottom of a lithe 18-year-old ballerina feel like the unshaven face of an aged longshoreman. A man SO SMOOTH he makes the ride in a 2017 Lexus LS seem like a rickety old Model T. Yes, my friends, it's the one...the only...
Michael Franks - One Bad Habit (1980):
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/9wk35bjt/file.html
Michael Franks - Blue Pacific (1990):
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/UDI9cVkH/file.html
Michael Franks - Time Together (2011):
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/HusbJCLl/file.html
Thank you monty, I Got one in better quality & one i didn't have. Much appreciated my friend. (KEEP THE SOUL & DOO-WOP ALIVE) Much love to all in The twilightzone. Buck
Re: Buzzcocks singing "Ever Fallen In Love":
A month ago (11 days into my 65th year), my oldest daughter took me to hear/see them here in San Jose (Silicon Valley). My 4th time since 1979, an 1839 Geary (aka Temple Beautiful) show in SF (Jim Jones's People Temple was literally next door). Twas also the 2nd time seeing them with my daughter. Not only did they perform the above song totally kickass, but they switched up leads on several cuts, like Pete singing Steve's "Harmony In My Head." Danced & pogo'd like someone half my age, and my ankles have been hating me ever since. No regets.
If any of you guys collect CD's from the "Jasmine" label, You gotta check out this blog........
http://acmmijas.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/JASMINE%20CDS
@ Days of Broken Arrows.
SMOOTH as it is i want more.
You are very generous. Keep the smooth coming
I will slip into my smokers jacket and pour a glass of fine old saturne and blow smoke rings from my Stogie... and celebrate ;)
@ Anonymous
Thanks for the Jeanette 'Baby' Washington in wav + mp3-320
Richard James
@Aging Child
Yes, Ringo is often overlooked. I however like his efforts and as I say, The Music I like series should reflect this. FYI i like music from all genres and will probably do these separately at some stage.
PS a Nod to James for his comments re Ringo's ability to choose that path
Back to your comments. I think the inclusion of Gabriel Fauré in "Plays These Tunes"CD 10 was fitting for me as i take a rest on that series for a bit. I hope you were surprised in a good way.
I know it a classical piece, but Rock(?)(whatever Genre) is riddled with such beauty.
I find that piece very moving and when i listen to it I am always moved.
Monty, two more versions of California Dreamin'
Barry McGuire with The Mamas & The Papas (sounds like the same backing track to my ears)
and a French version by Richard Anthony "La Terre Promise"
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/c24k6sD4/file.html
Anonymous nr I don't know howmany. Tx for the wav. Washington. NICE!
@ Aging Child. Deford!! what a harmonica... and some unknown gems for me. TX!
Speaking of Ringo, it looks like he was running short of capital recently... his mates got together at a studio, pushed him up front, recorded an album and put his name on it. Again. I for one think that kind of support from high powered artists says volumes about how decent and well liked Richard Starkey is. I's like to meet his tailor.
@Monty & Anon
thank you kindly for Baby Washington ... collection complete!!
cheers, S
@Bob Thanks a lot for Dave and Dave....
And you're right I love English folkmusic so I'm very pleased with all
your contributions...
Once again many thanks from the Netherlands!
Karel
Thank you very much EasilyConfused, you have struck again with two compilations bomb! I expect other. Ciao, Nico1950.
great words on that bugger. don't feed the troll.
Hi!
Just a "stealer" here, not a contributor (yet!) so....
Understand the "sentiment" of the "F*** the MF !" but NOT the words. Feel that this wording "lowers" others to the "baser" level of the "MF". "Ignoring" is a GREAT idea as it will "weaken" the offender's desire to relish in the "disruption" they're causing. One could even "wish them well in their own endeavours..." & just COMPLETELY ignore. Could say lots more, but will leave it to the directors of this Blog to decide.
As always, THANX! to all contributors.
Cheers!
Ciao! For now.
rntcj
Thanks Seamav Ill add em to my collection
@MuddyW: I ZIPped Deford up without giving him a recent listen first... so I'll do just that. So much music popping my HD's rivets already, and too long since many of the artists have been on my speakers, making them smile. Thank you for the nudge!
@ButterBoy: Ringo was in fantastic form when Daughter One and I caught in him concert a good several years ago; I wouldn't be surprised to find he's kept in shape and in tune. So I'll put on his latest; first, though...
Re Fauré: my aforementioned overworked aux drive has a nice amount of Fauré on it, as well as Pierotin, Lassus, Palestrina, Byrd, Purcell, and others yet. They're perfect for those need-to-be-especially-ethereal moments, when the Moody Blues, Yes, and King Crimson can't quite get me there.
Now I want some contra tenor; thanks. It'll have to wait till after Bailey and Starkey, though.
Cheers!
thanks for "California Dreamin"
i recommend the video of Sia ("San Andreas" OST)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TFmncOtzcE
Hermann
Hey Monte! Many MANY thanks for the GPU series!! And RYP, sorry to hear about the anonymous vandal floating around and causing general disruption...haven't been visiting that much recently so I haven't been impacted first-hand, but given the current zeitgeist here in the US of America, having some douchebagge trolling you on the web is pretty much expected. Politics has really seeped into everything and just deteriorated all the levels of discourse and human interaction. Meh.
Spurred by the doo wop posts of late, does anyone have "Doo Wop Archives" a BMG release from the late 1990s? I'm interested to know if "Funny" by Maxine Brown is from a good source on it.
Thanks for the Baby Washington - a real rarity, but why is the WAV in mono?
Thanks montysmusic for Popcorn Pearls.
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