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Albums I Like ... Part 82
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Jethro Tull - Living In The Past [1972]
Jethro Tull are an English rock band formed in Blackpool, Lancashire in 1967. Initially playing blues rock, the band developed its sound to incorporate elements of British folk music and hard rock to forge a progressive rock signature. The band is led by vocalist/flautist/guitarist Ian Anderson, and featured a revolving door of lineups through the years including significant members such as longtime guitarist Martin Barre, keyboardist John Evan, drummers Clive Bunker, Barriemore Barlow, and Doane Perry, and bassists Glenn Cornick, Jeffrey Hammond, and Dave Pegg.
Living in the Past is a double album quasi-compilation collection by Jethro Tull, which contains album tracks, out-takes, the "Life Is a Long Song" EP, and all of their non-LP singles except for "Sunshine Day"/"Aeroplane" (1968), "One for John Gee" (b-side of "A Song for Jeffrey", 1968), "17" (b-side of "Sweet Dream", 1969) and the original version of "Teacher" that appeared in the UK as the b-side of "Witch's Promise" in 1969 (the re-recorded 1970 one that was released on the American version of Benefit was included instead). The album was named after the single released in May 1969 and was released in an elaborate gate-fold packaging that contained a large colour photo booklet with over 50 photos of the band. (Wikipedia)
Link https://workupload.com/file/3PYZLhM
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/vnf1yl8pra3v1t4/Jethro_Tull_-_Living_In_The_Past_%5B1972%5D.zip
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02 Blackfeather - Boppin' The Blues (Remaster) [1972]
Blackfeather are an Australian rock group which formed in April 1970. The band has had numerous line-ups, mostly fronted by founding lead singer, Neale Johns. An early heavy rock version recorded their debut album, At the Mountains of Madness (April 1971), which peaked at number seven on the Go-Set Top 20 Albums chart. It provided the single, "Seasons of Change" (May 1971), which was co-written by Johns with lead guitarist, John Robinson. In July 1972 a piano-based line-up led by Johns issued an Australian number-one single, "Boppin' the Blues", which is a cover version of the Carl Perkins' 1956 single. (Wikipedia)
The 1972 live album, augmented with 4 bonus tracks, including 'Boppin' The Blues' and 'Slippin' and Slidin'. One of the most enduring Aussie hits of the Seventies is Blackfeather's September 1972 Number One single: 'Boppin' The Blues'. Blackfeather's timeless hit was also the name of their second album. However, the LP was a actually hastily recorded live album, made to cash in on their recent hit - and for the many people who bought the LP, most were disappointed that the album version of 'Boppin The Blues' was not the same one that had dominated the charts (having said that, the album is actually a fine representation of Blackfeather MK2, with the unusual line-up of bass, drums, vocals & upright piano). Aztec have reciified that! Not only does the remastering (by Gil Matthews) improve on the original album's hollow sound the original hit single version of 'Boppin'...' and the excellent follow up 'Slippin And Slidin' have added, as bonus tracks. Interestingly, Matthews actually played on the hit single version (as a session drummer) - a role he reprised at the October 2009 Aztec Music Rock Of Ages show when he guested with Blackfeather on drums. (Amazon)
Link https://workupload.com/file/uzvyPdN
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/rtab5wj5gb0yho3/Blackfeather_-_Boppin%27_The_Blues_%28Remaster%29_%5B1972%5D.zip
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03 Temprees - Dedicated To The One I Love [1994]
The Temprees are an American soul vocal trio from Memphis, Tennessee, most popular during the 1970s. The band released several albums on We Produce records, an offshoot of Stax Records. In 1972, the band performed in front of more than 100,000 fans at the famous Wattstax festival in Los Angeles.
Originally formed as The Lovemen, the trio - lead singer Jasper "Jabbo" Phillips, whose powerful falsetto featured on most of their recordings, Harold "Scotty" Scott and Deljuan "Del" Calvin - met in the mid-1960s, when they were in junior high school, along with Larry Dodson, future lead singer of The Bar-Kays. The group was first signed to Stax Records in 1970 by producer Josephine Bridges on her 'We Produce' label. Later with the collapse of Stax, they moved briefly in 1976 to Epic Records, (a subsidiary of CBS), for two singles. (Wikipedia)
On this compilation, track 1-4:previously releasd in 1972 on Lovemen. Track 5-12:previously released in 1974 as Temprees 3. Track 13-15:previously unissued.
Link https://workupload.com/file/dRduj62
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/u4p896uo9321f8u/Temprees_-_Dedicated_To_The_One_I_Love_%5B1994%5D.zip
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Albums I like ... Part 81 can be found below
01 Panics - A House On A Street In A Town I'm From [2003]
Link https://workupload.com/file/wzA6RpY
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/6axq7liyyai18qw/Panics_-_A_House_On_A_Street_In_A_Town_I%27m_From_%5B2003%5D.zip
02 Paul Weller - Sonik Kicks [2012]
Link https://workupload.com/file/Q9pv2Kn
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/hp7j69m1zn3zsbs/Paul_Weller_-_Sonik_Kicks_%5B2012%5D.zip
03 Paul Williams - Here Comes Inspiration [1974]
Link http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/G9l1dWOw/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/qr7psotoq452s49/Paul_Williams_-_Here_Comes_Inspiration_%5B1974%5D.zip
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BONUS
VA - Krautrock Music for Your Brain Vol. 03 [2007] 6 CD Box Set
Link http://www.mediafire.com/file/brvk096zk8rc0g9/Krautrock_-_Music_For_Your_Brain_Vol.3_%5B2008%5D.zip
VA - Krautrock Music for Your Brain Vol. 03 [2007] Artwork
Link http://www.mediafire.com/file/0qnagxlufv74u5e/VA_-_Krautrock%2C_Music_For_Your_Brain_Vol._3_%5B2009%5D_Artwork.zip
…and now for something completely different! 70
You made me get my Castanets out and play with them.
Thank you
How to play the casternets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPm00imCCS0
Tuesday SOUL
https://www.sendspace.com/file/35u4yq
STIFF record label.
A major record label which came as a nice break from the eccentricities of prog. music, 70's pop/pap and spitty punk - at last some alternative sounds, good quality pop and rock:-
Ian Dury, Elvis Costello, Madness, Kirsty MaColl, Wreckless Eric, Jona Lewie, Graham Parker, Furniture, Department S, Nick Lowe, Lene Lovich, Madness.... etc.
VA - Stiff Records A Hard Nights Day-A History of Stiff Records Disc 1.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/H2lzFraK/file.html
VA - Stiff Records A Hard Nights Day-A History of Stiff Records Disc 2.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/Y6KwB6TD/file.html
VA - Stiff Records Presents The Akron Compilation.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/U29MSbXZ/file.html
VA - Stiff Records Stiffs Live.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/8xtZL6jd/file.html
montysmusic said...
Would anyone have
The Let The Electric Children Play: The Underground Story Of Transatlantic Records Box set that they could share please TIA
November 12, 2017 at 3:24 PM
Montysmusic:
My Rip & Link in Flac. It's good for 7 days... Enjoy.
https://we.tl/ahM7W6ykgm
@Bob
THANKS for the Tuesday SOUL!
Cheers!
Bill
Here's a working copy of the Marvelows LP, plus (I think) all the other tracks from their singles.
This is a copy of the LP which I've recreated from various sources, so don't expect beautiful quality. I am working on a more pristine copy taken from Spotify, which I may post shortly unless someone can come up with the proper album in the meantime.
Marvelows + [Extra tracks].zip
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/2l3PzVEd/file.html
@ Dave Swayne
Thanks for the folk comp. "Let The Electric Children Play"
Tuesday dailydozen141117
Retribution Gospel Choir-Tour EP #2
Rhye - Woman
spacemen 3-dreamweapon- an evening of contemporary sitar music
stained glass pinata (limited whitelabel cdr 2004)
the bongos - drums along the hudson[powerpop]
The Matinee Hit Parade
The suicide twins-1986 Silver missles and nightingales
va - shoe fetish-a tribute to shoes
VA-around and around[DIY 60's comp]
Various Artists - Kogar's Hodge Podge And Mirage [Vol.1]
Warmth Of The Sun - Songs Inspired By The Beach Boys
Webb Winter-(1995) town & country[blues]
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/SomrBA3ScD
1 file
Tuesday dailydozen141117.zip
@ Dave Swayne thank you Mr Swayne for your kind offering of The Let The Electric Children Play
These were requested over the last few days:
Charlie Haden and John Taylor – Nightfall [JAZZ]
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/ryBSvPQv/file.html
Jerry Reed - Better Things In Life (1969).zip [COUNTRY]
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/4HfKWbgp/file.html
Jerry Jeff Walker - Ridin' High (1975).zip [FOLK/COUNTRY]
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/Ia0RZ2oh/file.html
Jerry Jeff Walker - A Man Must Carry On (1977).zip [FOLK/COUNTRY]
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/IBtC8iUU/file.html
St Etienne - Fox Base Alpha (ripped from my CD) [INDIE]
Saint Etienne - Foxbase Alpha (1991).zip
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/T983MuDN/file.html
Stereolab - Mars Audiac Quintet - available here [INDIE]
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8ie1kal646o5i01/1994_Mars_Audiac_Quintet.rar
The Budget Girls
The story goes like this…..
Teri and Kristen were two go-go dancers from the USA who decided to form a band with three garage kids from the N7 Action Sound scene (Cee Bee Beaumont).
Their debut single was recorded in two hours at Toe Rag Studios. The Get In Your Ear E.P. was a lo-fi classic (also issued in the states by Planet Pimp records). Kristen went back to the states and Teri stayed over here, 18 months later they got back together to record their one and only (so far) album.
On A Tight Budget was released in early 1998 and was by far the rudest album ever on DG, it’s also a great great album, if you don’t have it you need it.
In 2000 they met up again and recorded 5 new tracks, three of which came out as their last single Miso Hornie. Who knows if there will ever be anymore releases by The Budget Girls….
I hope so.[Budget Girls blog]
The Budget Girls-On A Tight Budget - 1997 (LP, Damaged Goods)garage punk.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/iVbB492A/file.html
The Budget Girls singles[punk].zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/mJgaWDsR/file.html
Patrick McGuinn & The Blue Ravens – Patrick McGuinn & The Blue Ravens
Eunuch Records EU111325 (USA 1997)
Patrick McGuinn, Yvonne Bennett, Jeremy Hinsdale, Brian Mueller, Laurie Berkner, Pedro Gingerich, Marty Belier
Patrick McGuinn is Roger McGuinn's son
1. Victoria (4:17)
2. Want You (3:19)
3. Yellow Raincoat (4:03)
4. Only One (4:17)
5. Truth Goes Down (3:49)
6. Red Apple (4:29)
7. Extraordinary Oracle (4:35)
8. Escape (3:35)
9. Sure This Is The Place (4:24)
10. Shut Me Out (4:08)
11. Another Light (4:44)
12. Never The Same (4:49)
13. Close My Eyes (3:22)
14. Sunshine Can Begin (3:00)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/R1njSbJe/file.html
New Riders Of The Purple Sage – N.R.P.S.
Original release: Columbia C 30888 (USA 1971)
This rip = re-release = Embassy EMB 31105 (The Netherlands 1975)
John Dawson - rhythm guitar, vocals
David Nelson - lead guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin vocals
Dave Torbert – bass, acoustic guitar, vocals
Spencer Dryden – drums, percussion
with help from :
Jerry Garcia – pedal steel guitar, banjo
Mickey Hart – drums, percussions
Commander Cody - piano
1. I Don't Know You (2:27)
2. Whatcha Gonna Do (3:17)
3. Portland Woman (3:36)
4. Henry (2:36)
5. Dirty Business (8:17)
6. Glendale Train (3:01)
7. Garden Of Eden (4:34)
8. 08. All I Ever Wanted (4:39)
9. Last Lonely Eagle (5:12)
10. Louisiana Lady (3:03)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (Columbia and Embassy)
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/mwc8nemM/file.html
Any Macca fans aboard? Heres a 3 cd volume of Red Rose Speedway[the alternate version]
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/ceCQsNd1Ys
1 file
paul mccartney & wings - 1973 - red rose speedway (alternate version].zip
Thanks to Butterboy for the Tull
and to
Bob for the Jerry Jeff
Would anyone happen to have a digital copy of the new Rhino set "Transparent Days: West Coast Nuggets," released as a 2-LP set only?
I really want to thank whoever posted Paul Williams' "Here Comes Inspiration."
Williams was a talented man. So talented that he was able to become a member of Motown's legendary Temptations, even though he was a five-foot tall blonde-haired white guy who looked like Cousin Oliver.
For all you people racing to correct me, that's a joke. But on a serious note, if you haven't heard The Temptations' "Puzzle People" LP, take a listen. It's got a song called "Running Away (Ain't Gonna Help You)," which is the last full-song lead vocal ever done by the other Paul Williams and it's a must-hear. Williams, who would be dead within a few years, sounds totally at the end of his rope, as if he's really living the desperate lyric, which was by "Money" singer Barrett Strong (Norman Whitfield wrote the music).
The Temptations: Puzzle People (1969):
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/TFk7I6PA/file.html
Also, here's this...
The Electric Flag - A Long Time Comin':
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/K9TC0Why/file.html
Hello
looking for
The Johnson Family - No Forwarding Address
someone have ?
big thanx
The Voodoo Organist
Scott Wexton was born in Detroit, Michigan and began playing the organ at the age of ten as a Catholic altar boy.[2][3] He started Tribe in Detroit with percussionist Christopher Gwizdala in 1991. The duo expanded its membership to five members and became Batterie:Acid in 1992. Their releases were limited to several hundred pressings on cassette tape.[4] The group dissolved in 1995 and Wexton moved to Nashville where he was recruited to play the sampler in Today Is the Day with singer/guitarist Steve Austin and drummer Brad Elrod. He recorded on album with them, the self-titled Today Is the Day album released in 1996.
In 2001, Wexton had a near death experience when he began bleeding internally and was rushed to the emergency room, where he was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease. The episode affected Wexton, who became aware of his own mortality and his need to express his individual musical creativity. He quit his day job and began a solo musical project called Voodoo Organist, booking two consecutive tours for himself and composing an album's worth of material.[wkik]
For over 10 years, the Voodoo Organist has been preaching his gospel of salvation through sin. Voodoo's not here to exorcise your demons, but to exercise them! Since 2002, VO has released eight albums, played close to 800 shows nationwide, and received tons of press-almost 200 articles in newspapers and magazines from all over the globe. The vast majority of all this was achieved without a booking... agent, press agent, manager, or record label. VO's music has been used in a few indie movies, including Return of the Living Dead IV and 100 Tears. VO has shared the stage with many great acts, including Hasil Adkins, Black Heart Procession, Bob Log III, Stan Ridgway, Th' Legendary Shack Shakers, and even played organ and theremin in Dave Vanian's Phantom Chords. VO's sound is instantly recognizable yet hard to describe, blending elements of blues, goth, punk, rock, and exotica into a heady musical concoction that sounds something like the house band in Satan's Tiki Lounge. Sometimes the Voodoo Organist performs solo; other times with his drummer, Robin Kennon. Either way, the VO will have you dancing like the Devil. [info text]
albums are
Exotic Demonic Blues
Holy Ghost Town
Info.txt
Organ Voodoo
Organeddon
The Return Of The Voodoo Organist
The Serpent Dance
The Voodoo Organist - Vampire Empire (2013)
This Burning Hell
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/rUPKDJBrqc
1 file
The Voodoo Organist albums.zip
Hi, I recently saw Shilpa Ray and she is fantastic. Any one have a download of her 4 song 10" EP "It's All Self Fellatio" available? Thanks.
Many thanks to Butterboy for the Krautrock trove, to Monty for the Spacemen (I've never encountered this EP) and to Bob for the Stiff comps, (thanks again for sharing Saint Etienne and Stereolab).
Mose
@ Buck
These are what you Requeted with 1 Bouns Track
Mp3 And Wav
Thanks to Northern-Madman for these shares
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the fascinations & the mayfield players & singers -
out to getcha pt1.rar Wav
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/MF5zXlgz/file.html
the fascinations & the mayfield players & singers -
out to getcha pt2.rar wav
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/HeiIZQxM/file.html
the fascinations & the mayfield players & singers -
out to getcha pt3.rar Wav
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/j1UfNcmL/file.html
+++++++++
the fascinations & the mayfield players & singers -
out to getcha.rar Mp3 @ 320
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/qS09mfC0/file.html
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the mighty marvelows - a golden classic edition
1996 Wav pt1.rar
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/dq8iCxjs/file.html
the mighty marvelows - a golden classic edition
1996 Wav pt2.rar
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/9aj37c8O/file.html
+++++++++++
the mighty marvelows - a golden classic edition
1996 mp3.rar
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/1ZZLGmPH/file.html
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The Silos – About Her Steps (1985) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/The-Silos-About-Her-Steps/release/9108535
Silos – Cuba (1987) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Silos-Cuba/release/2077876
Both in one zip file
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/ExqLXOJu/file.html
@Montysmusic and @Jimbo
Huge thanks for the Mike Morgan Links, you fellas on this site do great work, Thanks again
Here's 10 tracks from this obscure (at least to me) outfit. I only heard about them about 2 weeks ago when someone requested the album:
"Flame 'N' King & The Sons Of Darkness – Brandyfoot"
Flame 'N' King - (Oddments).zip
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/RWqHDsRN/file.html
If anyone has the album or just some of their other tracks, please will you post them?
Thanks in anticipation.
The Allman Brothers Band – Alltel Pavilion At Walnut Creek Raleigh, NC 8/10/03 (2003) 3CD @320
Disc one
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/wXzOrlNS/file.html
1-1 Don't Keep Me Wondering 4:15
1-2 Done Somebody Wrong 3:55
1-3 Come And Go Blues 7:01
1-4 Woman Across The River 8:21
1-5 Gambler's Roll 7:18
1-6 Soulshine 7:09
1-7 Who's Been Talking 10:08
1-8 Don't Think Twice
Guitar – Susan Tedeschi
Disc two
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/g8X8Ndmr/file.html
2-1 Old Before My Time
2-2 Wasted Words
2-3 Instrumental Illness
Saxophone – Karl Denson
2-4 Into The Mystic
Disc three
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/HWMWVP3B/file.html
3-1 Dreams
Saxophone – Branford Marsalis
3-2 Whipping Post
Saxophone – Branford Marsalis
3-3 One Way Out
https://www.discogs.com/Allman-Brothers-Band-Alltel-Pavilion-At-Walnut-Creek-Raleigh-NC-81003/release/5389722
va - acid visions Hors Serie [Tripping With The Texas Girls].zip
http://www110.zippyshare.com/v/zs1CixpM/file.html
tracks01 - The Brazen Hussies - Imitation Me.mp3
02 - The Word D - Today Is Just Tomorrow's Yesterday.mp3
03 - The Word D - You're Always Around.mp3
04 - The Heartbeats - Crying Inside.mp3
05 - The Heartbeats - Poor Side Of Town.mp3
06 - Janis Joplin - Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out.mp3
07 - Janis Joplin - Walk Right In.mp3
08 - The Brazen Hussies - Climbing The Wall.mp3
09 - Kay Gramm & The Bandettes - Cross My Heart.mp3
10 - Leisha Brodie - Cross My Heart.mp3
11 - Lou Ann Barton - I Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home.mp3
12 - Lou Ann Barton - He's Gotta Use His Head (To Turn Me On).mp3
13 - The Heartbeats - Choo Choo Train.mp3
14 - The Heartbeats - Little Latin Lupe Lu.mp3
15 - The Bombshells - Treat Her Right.flac.mp3
16 - The Bad Girls - Santa's Got A Brand New Bag.flac.mp3
17 - The Baxterettes - Why Oh Why Does Barbara Cry.mp3
18 - Friday & The Girls - An Older Boy.mp3
19 - Connie Carroll - How Can You Hurt Me So.mp3
20 - Connie Carroll - No Way Out.mp3
Here's a strange article from the 60's you will have to read the enclosed notes to understand whats going on
lsd -1967 (capitol promo lp).zip
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/AM7WtZPw/file.html
For thos who missed this comp in July[the zippy link is from July]
Oz/Nz Kittens of 60s70s
Inspired by a Australian pal who said not many compilations were dedicated to Australian females from 60's and 70's.
I found a few and borrowed these tracks from them[Ty to original compilers]Hopefully there are no errors
tracks are
01 - Cheryl Gray-You made Me What I Am.mp3
02 - Dinah Lee-Too Many People.mp3
03 - Judith Durham-The Olive Tree.mp3
04 - Olivia Newton John - till you say you'll be mine.mp3
05 - Toni Mccann - No.mp3
06 - Little Pattie-Baby Baby Baby.mp3
07 - The Chicks-Rebel Kind.mp3
08 - Noleen Batley - Don't Play No.9.mp3
09 - Bev Harrell-What Am I Doing Here With You.mp3
10 - Little Pattie-He's My Blonde Headed, Stompie Wompie Surfer Boy.mp3
11 - Lynne Randall- Hold Me.mp3
12 - Yolande Gibson- Baby What I Mean .mp3
13 - Cathy Howe-He's My Boy .mp3
14 - Judy Cannon - Very First Day I Met You.mp3
15 - Maria Dallas - Ambush.mp3
16 - Betty Mcquade - Blue Train.mp3
17 - Del Juliana - Never Like This.mp3
18 - Lee Sellers - Tell Him I'm Not Home.mp3
19 - Sandy Edmonds - When You Walk in the Room.mp3
20 - Janice Slater - Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood.mp3
21 - Fia Karin - You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies.mp3
22 - Rochelle Vinsen - I Wanna Swim With Him.mp3
23 - Maria Dallas - Everybody.mp3
24 - Judy Cannon - Hello Heartache.mp3
25 - Sandy Edmonds-Come See Me.mp3
26 - Dinah Lee-Dont You Know Yokomo.mp3
27 - Lynne Randell-Take The Bitter With The Sweet.mp3
28 - Marcie Jones - I Wanna Know.mp3
29 - Vickie Forrest-You Can Count On Me.mp3
30 - Joy Lemmon-Whenever A Teenager Cries.mp3
31 - Pam Oakly-Keep Your Hands Off My Baby.mp3
32 - Judy Cannon - Hello Heartache.mp3
33 - Gwynn Owen - Hard Loving Loser.mp3
34 - Judy Jacques - You're Messin' Up My Mind.mp3
35 - April Byron - See You Sam.mp3
36 - Joy Lemmon - Be My Baby.mp3
37 - Dinah Lee - I'm Walkin'.mp3
38 - Colleen Hewett - The Wind Beneath My Wings.mp3
39 - Alison Durban - I Was Raised On Rock.mp3
40 - Karen Knowles - Why Won't You Explain.mp3
41 - Dinah Lee-98.6.mp3
42 - Lynne Randell-Ciao Baby .mp3
Oz/Nz Kittens of 60s70s.zip
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/U9vid4mK/file.html
Many thanks for Budget Girls, Monty.
Thanks Bob i was the Flame N King requester. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and thanks for your daily soul posts!!!!
Bob
Thanks for the Stiff albums, this is what I grew up with in the pubs & clubs.
Moose
I came across this compilation but cant find any info so think its a Diy jobbie so thanks to the compiler they are full of Rockabilly Hellowean style lotsa twang and suchlike.Some great fun tracks
boneyard bash vol.1.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/0mQVrCvK/file.html
boneyard bash vol.2.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/3WXDovAZ/file.html
boneyard bash vol.3.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/hj7e2E1n/file.html
This was requested
Shilpa Ray - It's All Self Fellatio.zip
http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/PbDymKJZ/file.html
filling a request from earlier
The Johnson Family - 2008 - No Forwarding Address.zip
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/5nWrUzep/file.html
@Butterboy
THANKS for The Temprees!
Cheers!
Bill
@Butterboy
I`ve opened The Temprees album,but it only has 7 tracks??
Is it you or is it me?
Bill
Thanks Bob for The Marvellos!
Cheers!
Bill
@ Bob
Thanks a lot for Charlie Haden, I found the original version of Touch her soft lips by sir Walton on a funeral compilation as my mother is about to die... Let's hope heaven is as peaceful as this music.
Thanks for the daily soul score @Bob
Cheers, S
Request
The Loving Sisters (top shelf gospel soul/funk)
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1188751-The-Loving-Sisters
I have ...
A New Dimension (1973)
A New Day (1975)
any help with their other albums greatly appreciated!
Cheers, S
It's been an interesting day today.
Thanks to Monty for the 2 female compilations "Oz/Nz Kittens of 60s 70s" and "acid visions Hors Serie [Tripping With The Texas Girls]".
Thanks to Anonymous for "the mighty marvelows - a golden classic edition" (which saves me from doing any more Marvelows)
Thanks to all the uploaders, and RYP & Gyro66 for making this such a good site.
Thank You mr.anonymous. Man did you make my day with the marvelows & fascinations. I REALLY appreciated it. Wish i knew your name so could really thank you. Buck (I think i know who you are)
Would anyone have a tracklist for this compilation please..I have the compilation but there are no tracklistings
Songs of faith & inspiration (limited 100 cd's)(19 Rare tracks of 60s&70s Heavy Psychedelia)
TIA
Monty - re. Songs of faith & inspiration sounds like it might be this one:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Songs-Of-Faith-And-Inspiration-Spiritual-Psychedelic-Rock-For-The-Devoted-Listener/release/3800544
Thanks to Gyro66 for making this such a good site.
TZ'rs
Fancy some P-Funk?
Live from the Beverly Theatre in Hollwood 1990 ...
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/cC1tePT8/file.html
and @broken arrows .. PW was definitely a class act and exactly as you described him (haha)
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load One-Hundred Four:
1890s+ Ragtime, Vaudeville, Humor, Gospel, Classical, and a Little More
L-S Artists:
- Len Spencer, 1897-1919 [125@mostly 128-240]
- Metropolitan Band, 1890s-1902 [7@128]
- Patrick Gilmore's Band, 1892-1906~ [93@115-320]
- Peerless Quartet, etc., 1899-1927 [100@mostly 128-320]
- Invincible Quartet (1890s-1902) [4@128, 1@256]
- Richard I. Jose, 1892-1906 [6@128-320]
- Russell Hunting, 1892-1905 [11@128-320]
Hunting got in trouble and spent some time in jail for recording a few numbers that were not, uh, children-friendly; two of them are included here; be cautious.
- Samuel H. 'Dudley' Rous, 1898-1907 [34@128-320]
- Steve Porter, 1890s-1922 [105@mostly 128-320]
And tomorrow: we pack up and get ready to head back home...
Seven-day link (expires Nov. 21):
https://we.tl/3eYaEH1auH
These aren't my rips, but it is my link... and, as always, with a thank-you to these near-forgotten artists, and to the original uploaders and hosts 'way back when - most appreciatively Lee Hartsfeld (musicyouwont.blogspot.com), Archive.org, Cylinder.de, First Sounds, Jazz-On-Line.com, and the UCSB Library, among others. Check them out!
!!CAVEAT AUDITOR!!
This is truly a very different era in Western media!
Because these are acoustic recordings (no microphone), the nature and quality of the sound aren't what twenty-first-century ears are used to. The era's vocabulary and sense of humor can be very different, so certain yesterday-subjects aren't funny today (well, vice-versa, too), and might now offend some ears. And many artists make multiple recordings and versions of their songs and routines...
Here in the twilight of a mighty century, there is great beauty on the brand-new gramophone, and in clothing and architecture and galleries... and yes, there is fresh horse-manure on the street, too... so you'll want to step carefully as you go about and look around. It's really worth it.
Cheers!
@ Pubbi
Many thanks for The Gentlemen's Agreements and The M-80'S
A greeting
@ luis
many thanks for the len price 3
A greeting
@ bob
thanks for stiff
Thanks to montysmusic for the Macca and Voodoo Organist! Thanks to Bob for the Stiff comps!
@ Bill
Sorry Bill, Temprees - Dedicated To The One I Love [1994] should have 15 tracks. I don't know what I did. I will re upload later. Cheers
Here’s some compilations I made myself. Enjoy!
Ringo Starr - Second Time's The Charm (Ringo covering Ringo)
The Ringo Starr album, Give More Love, includes as bonus tracks four re-recordings of old songs. Like some other major artists (e.g. McCartney, Bowie, Rundgren) Ringo sometimes likes to re-visit his earlier work. Here’s a collection of those, including the four new ones:
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/o1aLrSX4/file.html
Ringo Starr - First Cut (the originals)
And just for comparison porpoises, here's the originals (with a live version for the second Boogaloo):
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/pZG9Rrg5/file.html
Various Artists - Come and Get It (songs composed by Paul McCartney)
The Ringo Starr album Stop And Smell The Roses has two songs written by Paul McCartney. I could tell immediately that the song Attention was a Macca song, just because it sounded like his style. That got me thinking that there must be quite a few songs that Macca has never recorded (or at least released officially) under his own name, so I went searching and this (by no means definitive - it covers the 60s to the 90s) compilation is the result. It includes compositions that are collaborations with people other than John Lennon, Mike McGear and Linda McCartney:
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/zwBdSQr9/file.html
Thanks to Bob for Tuesdays Soul and the "Stiff", taken for my mate.
@ montysmusic for Budget Girls
@ Anonymous for The Mighty Marvelows. if your looking in northern madman or Alex, hope you're both ok. Missing you here.
cheers,ELtel
I used to come to this site for all the great vintage genre music and the neo tributes to that music. I do not think it is better now having readers shares in one place because everyone has to wade through much they are not interested in. It is a bit like going to a record shop and having to look through the crap bargain bins before you can look at what you like. When there used to be a soul post other soul fans would share other things of that genre. The same would apply to other genres.
As I have suspected for a while, the albums that Butterboy likes are not ones he listens to or writes about. His nostalgia for Australian commercial pop has always been out of place as is his taste for contemporary artists and commercial pop generally. In the offer of Blackfeather today, Butterboy in his copy and paste failed to notice that the amazon rave he used suggested that their only hit, Bopping the Blues, is a cover of the Carl Perkins song. It is a completely different song and was Blackfeather’s only hit. I don’t mind that Butterboy's identity is about sharing albums, not about the music. I wish he would start his own blog and only share to TZ when he had something very special to share that was actually special to him, not Wikipedia or amazon.
I am not out to get anyone but I do fear for the future of this site if it continues down its current path. It is up to administrators to define the site they want, I am just saying why I don’t visit here much anymore. I don’t care if this is not published. As I use to be a regular here and have been a contributor. A few months ago I lost all my vinyl,CD’S and computers in a flood. I lost all my logins. I have wanted to come here to retrieve some of what I have lost. I find that between the quests for identity and the move away from most of the music I am interested in, that it is usually not worth the trouble.
@ButterB: Thank you for Ian Anderson et al... and the castanets, too!
@MontyM: Thanks for the Red Rose!
Cheers!
Hi everyone I am looking for any solo work from Spartacus R .. thus far i have found he recorded at least four albums ..Spartacus R - Africa I See Spartacus R - Third World WAr
Spartacus R - When the Fever Takes Hold
and this video is from an album called the View
Spartacus R - Mutant Musings https://youtu.be/8IpGhzX6c3M
thomas aka indiginsf
Thanks to Dave Swayne and monty; I've always wanted to hear that lsd album!
@ Bill
Here is the Temprees - Dedicated To The One I Love [1994] re-post with all 15 tracks.
https://workupload.com/file/4WK3gE5
Bob, thanks for the Stiff stuff, the Stiff Records Presents The Akron Compilation when it came out on vinyl the tyre was scratch and sniff and smelt of rubber, still does actually!
I too am anonymous.
arnold... so sorry to hear about your mother. Prayers.
@ Bob - thx for the Stiff dose of Stiff Stuff!
"If it ain't Stiff, it ain't worth a fuck," as they used to say.
:)
@RYP
Really loved today's clip. Great music with great photos of the dancers. Excellent choice.
@ Anonymous
You have a right to your opinion. But let me clear a few things up for you. I, in fact, have all of the music I post and I listen to it often. Secondly the comments that are attached to most album titles come from various sources. They are often condensed and are stated by who they are sourced from. I never claim to write the attached information. I sure you can work that out. That aside I don't appreciate your remarks without doing your homework first.
Additionally the Blackfeathers version of Boppin' The Blues is actually attributed (given songwriting credit) to Carl Perking despite the lyric changes and the boogie- woogie style of music presented. This is stated on many reviews sites. Take a look yourself. Here is a start (http://www.poparchives.com.au/361/blackfeather/boppin-the-blues) .
You seem to be a very sad and bitter individual who is obviously fixated on what I present. I don't post albums for your pleasure alone. I have reviewed my post history and there are thousands upon thousands of uploads of what I post. Someone likes them.
I am sure many others may not like them too. But, they don't use critical attacks to say so. Sometimes its best just to be quiet. Try to be a happy person instead of making squabbles that only you enjoy.
Finally if you don't like what you see here, then as has been advised before , don't come here. If you still choose to do so please be pleasant.
Very big thanx Montysmusic
for The Johnson Family !
:-))
November 15, 2017 at 12:59 AM, Anonymous said... I lost all my vinyl,CD’S and computers in a flood. I lost all my logins.
Fear not, my colourless one, here are some links/logins for your blank, but I hope now dry, canvas.
Hyperlinks to music blogs.zip
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/2Rprv9T1/file.html
‘There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat. And we must take the current when it serves, or lose our ventures.’
William Shakespeare
Billy Miller of Norton Records said that 45's are the best way to appreciate the kind of music we love. I have decided to go down that route and strictly play 45's for my music enjoyment. So I'm back to buying them aggressively again, and it's tightened up my listening habits and made me appreciate this great music much more.
Does anyone have anything from The Rainmakers? Great KC rock & roll band.
Thank you!
Anonymous who posted at 12:59 AM November 15 2017
It's really hilariously sad at how self-absorbed and entitled you seem to be. If you like something, grab it. Say thanks. If you don't like something, move on. Say nothing. Simple. Don't want to "wade through much (you) are not interested in"? Then don't. Want Butterboy to start his own blog? Start your own. All praises to RYP & Gyro1966 for all they do, and for carrying on despite senseless whining twits.
-Anonymous John
The point I am making is that I'm still busting my ass to share music here on the main page. So is RYP every day - which is more than other blogs do. But you have cajones to complain that you have to wade through the bonus section?
Thanks to clash for The Silos
For Anonymous who requested some Rainmakers a bunch of stuff with bitrates all over the place all in one RAR.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/n6lnwk0lxb9rhql/Hawaii%20Photos.rar
Thanks very much, Bob, for the Akron compilation. It doesn't smell like a rubber tyre, but what can you do?
@ Naz Fride
Are you sure my downloads don't smell of rubber tyres? Maybe you're not listening properly.
Thanks for all the links Mr Shadow keep me quiet for a while
Thank you Bob for the marvelows greatly appreciate it. buck
Anon/the shadow i read your views I understand what you are saying but RYP and gang work hard to keep folk happy if you choose not to come again none of us would ever know but thats your choice.
I sense your bitterness at losing everything in a flood it must have been very traumatic for you and your family.
I do think some of your views have been misinterpreted but hope you will continue to use RYP/Gyros blog to replenish your music and I for one wish you well.
just ned to say 'let it go' life is to short
How clueless do you have to be to come to a site like this and COMPLAIN?????
RTP and Gyro, many thanks for what you do and sorry that you have to put up with this crap.
Gyro1966 - I completely agree w/ you & the late great Billy Miller - 45's (and vinyl in general) is what I put on for serious listening, and they bring me the most joy. I recently started going to record shows again after a break of 3 or 4 years, and it took that break to show me how much I missed them. CD's and mp3's are what I listen to during the day as background music, but man! There's nothing like handling that wax and closing your eyes while it spins on the turntable! The smell! The feel! The sound! Shit, I've even licked a record before - The taste!
Addendum to previous comment: It seems like some visitors to this blog think they are the 'customers' and RYP & Gyro1966 are 'customer service'. They fail to understand that RYP & Gyro serve at their pleasure, not ours! I know you both bust your asses every day, this is essentially a second job for you guys that you do for the sheer love of it. Much R-E-S-P-E-C-T!
-Anonymous John
Thanks Anonymous John for a well written response. I've fallen in love with my 45's all over again - I needed a shot in the arm and it's definitely brought me back to my original joy.
As for the complainer - I believe I am partially to blame. For many years, I have been busting my ass with 6-10 Bonus offers every day, then Keep the Links Alive often offered 100 more per day. I pumped out so much that it probably spoiled people. And then of course there is burnout at that pace, it's predictable. I ran out of steam - I had to. And I believe it pissed some people off. But I have paid my dues - I don't think I owe anyone any more if i choose not to.
But I am not going anywhere - I'm just focusing on the main page - and 45's for now. Who knows, maybe it will be something else down the road? I'm just trying to mix it up for myself.
@ Gyro1966:
We all got your back, G. ALL your work, past, present and future, has been and will be appreciated!!
I apreciate the TZ Zone both for the frontpage stuff & the contributions of the many TZers. I really like the new format with the Video/image Post for external contributors. I don't mind 'wading through' it to find new to me stuff. Moaners, Whingers, Self-Entitled have no place here. Give freely, receive freely. Don't give if you don't want, don't take if you don't want to. Live & let live.
Thanks montysmusic for the Let The Electric Children Play comp and the LSD capitol promo lp.
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