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Albums I Like ... Part 70
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 David & David - Boomtown [1986]
David & David (stylized as David + David) was an American rock duo composed of Los Angeles-based studio musicians David Baerwald and David Ricketts. They are best known for their debut single "Welcome to the Boomtown" from the album Boomtown. The single reached #37 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1986 and #8 on the Billboard Top Rock Tracks chart.
Boomtown is the Los Angeles themed and only studio album by the American rock duo David + David, released on July 7, 1986 through A&M Records. Michael Ofjord of AllMusic called Boomtown an "artful record, full of poetry and convincing stories of the hard times that many silently endured." He gave the record four and a half out of five stars, concluding that "one may not want to listen to this record to lift the spirit, but it is a strong reminder of difficult situations faced during what can be perceived by many as the best of times."(Wikipedia)
Link http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/UP6uxFBj/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/z5mgm2swm86gmqe/David_%26_David_-_Boomtown_%5B1986%5D.zip
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02 Jon Anderson - Olias of Sunhillow [1976]
John Roy Anderson (born 25 October 1944), known professionally as Jon Anderson, is an English singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist best known as the former lead singer of the progressive rock band Yes, which he co-founded in 1968 with bassist Chris Squire. He was a member of the band across three tenures between 1968 and 2008. Anderson is also noted for his solo career and collaborations with other artists, including Vangelis as Jon and Vangelis, Roine Stolt as Anderson/Stolt, and Jean-Luc Ponty as AndersonPonty Band. He has also appeared on albums by King Crimson, Tangerine Dream, and Iron Butterfly. In 2017, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Yes.
Olias of Sunhillow is the debut studio album by English singer, songwriter and musician Jon Anderson, released in July 1976 on Atlantic Records. It is a concept album which tells the story of an alien race and their journey to a new world following a volcanic catastrophe. Anderson recorded the music and vocals himself. (Wikipedia)
Link http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/v3groMv8/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/vfbi7dy4s4w15qs/Jon_Anderson_-_Olias_of_Sunhillow_%5B1976%5D.zip
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03 Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters - Return of the Super Ape [1978]
Return of the Super Ape is a reggae studio album produced by Lee "Scratch" Perry, credited to The Upsetters. The album was originally released in Jamaica in 1978 and was the last album by The Upsetters to be released before Perry closed down his Black Ark studio. The album has been re-released on several different labels. In 1998, it was re-issued by Jet Star with five bonus tracks under a slightly different title, The Original Super Ape. The cover was by Lloyd Robinson.
Link http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/sKD7MCm6/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/fiitjvjxu24ggge/Lee_%27Scratch%27_Perry_%26_the_Upsetters_-_Return_of_the_Super_Ape_%5B1978%5D.zip
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Albums I like ... Part 69 can be found below
01 10,000 Maniacs - Hope Chest. The Fredonia Recordings 1982-1983 [1990]
Link http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/pkMX34WO/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/9lgojb5s9ub544q/10%2C000_Maniacs_-_Hope_Chest._The_Fredonia_Recordings_1982-1983_%5B1990%5D.zip
02 Electric Light Orchestra - Eldorado [1974]x
Link http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/KGoBM824/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/gcnv2luh3i6v438/Electric_Light_Orchestra_-_Eldorado_%5B1974%5D.zip
03 Lee 'Scratch' Perry & the Upsetters - Super Ape [1976]x
Link http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/X4yjQPEu/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/sowri4vm2wuxwzo/Lee_%27Scratch%27_Perry_%26_the_Upsetters_-_Super_Ape_%5B1976%5D.zip
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@RYP and Gyro1966
Love The Bo
I'm going to get a beer and listen to Bo Diddley tonight
Thursday daily dozen 021117[my links only]standout album Bill Quick
albums are
Andy Gibb-1977 Flowing Rivers
Bill Quick-Maravillosa Gente[acid folk]
brothers with marj snyder - same (1972)xian folk
clara mondshine - visions of audio 1988
emma tricca - relic
hedgehog pie - the green lady (75 uk folk)
Julia Holter-Have You In My Wilderness[indie folk]
kristyl - selftitled (very rare us psychedelic rock 1975)256
MARY GRESHAM - voice from the shadows - the story of a muscle shoals soul sister
Mediæval Bæbes-2012 - The Huntress
VA - 2010 Shifting Sands (20 Treasures From The Heyday Of Underground Folk)
VA - I Am The Center_ Private Issue New Age In America, 1950-1990
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/b2rdc2tC47
1 file
thursday daily dozen021117.zip
Bonjour à tous les partageurs. cette fois je suis à la recherche des enregistrements suivants:
- The FLAMIN'GROOVIES : Long Way To Be Happy / Don't Forget To Write
- Bored Teenagers Vol.7: 28 Great British Punk Originals '77-'82
- Bored Teenagers Vol.8: 28 Great British Punk Originals '77-'82
- Bored Teenagers Vol.9: 27 Great British Punk Originals '77-'82
- Bored Teenagers Vol.10: 24 Great British Punk Originals '77-'82
Merci à ce qui mettront tout ceci à notre disposition.
Thierry DEPUIS LA France
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/NsxqQleB/file.html
this is my hard-drive list
Mornin'
Lookin' for:
Robert Ealey With The Juke Jumpers ?– Bluebird Open
1981 Amazing Records ?– AM 1004
Robert Ealey - Lost Tapes
1991 All Texan Music
Robert Ealey - Electric Ealey
2000 Private Label
Anyone? Tx in advance!
My own compilation of:
The Best Of Swamp Zombies
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/ZsxkcYMo/file.html
- Stinky
Hi Folks,
I'm new in here - still in the kid in the candy shop phase ! Thanks to all who contribute - I finally found my community. A few questions - obviously we all have large collections - how do people organise ? I'm creeping up to 8TB and am still strictly alphabetical, and each album listed, rather than in subfolders of artist. This has been ok but my human memory is beginning to struggle now...
Second can anyone recommend a player to deal with large collections ?
I really do like to hit random and see what comes up...I've been loading excerpts to this point but doesn't really express the full randomness.
Thanks to all loading up - it really is fantastic - (almost!) too much goodness. New drive arrives shortly thankfully !
Ben E. King – Rough Edges (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/kqP9j6hE/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Ben-E-King-Rough-Edges/release/2567067
Edwin Starr - Involved (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www81.zippyshare.com/v/IRhJNeQH/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Edwin-Starr-Involved/release/846161
Johnnie Taylor - Live At The Summit Club (1972) CD @320
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/yvrLi4MV/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/live-at-the-summit-club-mw0000446434
Augie Meyers With Doug Sahm – Still Growin (1982) Viny l@320
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/HzibafiC/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Augie-Meyers-With-Doug-Sahm-Still-Growin/release/3931230
Big Joe Turner & Roomful Of Blues – Blues Train (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/CdqwxvNS/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Big-Joe-Turner-Roomful-Of-Blues-Blues-Train/release/4644809
@ gobloods
I found MediaMonkey a terrific organizer for music.
MediaMonkey for Windows is a digital media player and media library application developed by Ventis Media Inc., for organizing and playing audio on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
Everyone has a way they like to see their music. I like the cover Artwork shown with detailed list accompanied. This is a full function program that is light and can store, rip, play, tag, generate personal playlists and is easy to use.
See here -
http://www.mediamonkey.com/information/free/#convert
@ Clash
TYVM For The Ben E King And Big Joe
Hi,
here´s the Rocking Bear.
I´m looking for all albums by David Roback and by Peter Godwin.
Also I´m looking for all Metro-albums (with Duncan Browne and Peter Godwin) except the self-titled first one.
And from Duncan Browne, I´m looking for the albums: The wild places, Streets of fire, Travelling man, Songs of love & war.
I hope these are not too many wishes.
Thank you
monty, thank you for today's daily dozen.
Thursday SOUL
https://www.sendspace.com/file/7bk36x
A bit late today - up late last night dealing with all the soul downloads. It was better than Christmas yesterday (not easy nowadays mind you) so I was late in bed and late up. Then food shopping and lunch with the missus. Didn't even turn the computer on until after 2.00pm today.
The Rural Alberta Advantge
Canada Alt Rock Band
2006 The Rural Alberta Advantage Ep
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/Z2BuFnao/file.html
2008 Hometowns
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/v05CQun8/file.html
2009 Daytrotter Studio
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/kBsrtNk9/file.html
2010 Drain The Blood [cds]
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/NENIxSRD/file.html
2011 Departing
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/6USfjgie/file.html
2014 Mended with Gold
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/wKDSSZxN/file.html
for people interested the band have release their last studio album called "The Wild" very recently. working link for The album can be find on site like exy and other similar
Thanks so much for David & David! Been looking for this for years!
Here's a weird cult collection made ca. 1985-87
I managed to find the first four which are complete, but the 5th I had to try to make up, and is only about half there. A look at the track listing of Volume 1 will show you the type of zany stuff that's on these albums.
The first 4 have covers with cats - the 5th is a hamster edition.
Obscure Independent Classics Vol. 1 ''Magnificent March Of The Dead Monkeys''
01 John Trubee And The Ugly Janitors Of America ‘Magnificent March Of The Dead Monkeys (Excerpt)’ + ‘A Telephone Conversation (Excerpt)’ (6:29)
02 Rimarimba ‘Couldn’t Top The Demo’ (2:58)
03 The Big Goats ‘Hey Jim’ (1:43)
04 The Fire Hydrant Men ‘Oh No Not Another Night In NATO’ (1:55)
05 Passionhouse ‘Tomorrow Is Too Late’ (3:22)
06 Worldbackwards ‘Between Blinds’ (3:02)
07 Zoogz Rift And His Amazing Shitheads ‘Heart Attack’ (2:06)
08 The Sinatras ‘Happy Feeling’ (3:02)
09 The Deep Frieze Mice ‘No.9’ (2:27)
10 P16.D4 ‘Strauchelnde Saulen A Go Go’ (2:39)
11 The Disco Zombies ‘Where Have You Been Lately Tony Hatley?’ (3:07)
12 The Kamikaze Sex Pilots ‘Sharon’s Been Deflowered And Defoliated’ (3:23)
13 The Surgery ‘I See You Made It Mr. Meka’ (2:32)
14 Rich La Bonte ‘She Want No Alibis’ (3:36)
15 Alvaro ‘Drinkin My Own Sperm’ (5:20)
16 Marienbad ‘In The End’ (2:30)
VA - Obscure Independent Classics Vol. 1 ''Magnificent March Of The Dead Monkeys''.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/U7ZT5SlC/file.html
VA - Obscure Independent Classics Vol. 2 ''RODZEBMORFSDRAZIL BABY''.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/QORDjC4i/file.html
VA - Obscure Independent Classics Vol. 3 ''It Was Clearly The Belgian Tampering With The Pilchard''.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/767OIqlG/file.html
VA - Obscure Independent Classics Vol. 4 (Special Japanese Edition).zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/EI1M9mSd/file.html
VA - Obscure Independent Classics Vol. 5 (Special Hamster Edition) [Part only- Needs 8 tracks].zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/V7lWbEDL/file.html
Thanks Bob for soul. Thanks clash. I notice you post alot of Augie Meyers and Doug Sahm. Any chance you have Augie Meyers - When You used to be Mine?
If you´re looking for the latest 10" by Billy Childish (CTMF - In the Dvil´s focus) it can be found here:
https://rapidgator.net/file/04840d87b0e25dc0c908b9620f9c7e17/qr2tUkx9HMUrMZ.rar.html
not my link, but enjoy anyway
all the best for you all
maggothead
Did anyone get "It's a Deep Soul Thing" volumes 9 & 10 yesterday? They seemed to be there when I added them to jdownloader, but no longer found by the time it got to download them.
What an amazing treasure trove - Thanks!
- J.
@gobloods
I can also recomment MediaMonkey.
@Bob...........Thanks for even more soul!!! So very much appreciated!
@ Anonymous Jodsworth
Here's the missing Deep Soul Things. The links are both dead now. I hope it's that they are going to be updated, because they are not as accomplished as the other volumes. Indeed Vol. 9 has tracks missing and Vol. 10 has untidy tagging.
I've re zipped them so you don't feel left out......
- It's A Deep Soul Thing Vol. 10.zip
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/UVqADgYl/file.html
- It's A Deep Soul Thing Vol. 9 [MISSING 6 TRACKS].zip
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/0t3Ct7V7/file.html
@montysmusic - Thanks for the dozen today. Looking forward to the Underground Folk album and curious about New Age In America.
@gobloods - Welcome to the community!
Butterboy,
Thank you for the MediaMonkey info. So far I agree it's the best and lightest on the CPU.
@Bob
Thanks for Thursday`s SOUL!!
RYP and Gyro, I love these videos. Bo, Cochran, Burnette. Are you kidding me? Forgot how great they were. Thanks for the reminder. Check out Texas blue-eyed soul boy Roy Head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj43dafq0r0
@Bob ... better late than never right! lol
thank you kindly kind sir!
@Jodsworth ... I snagged everything but the Deep Dip's yesterday, unpacked them and deleted the zips but have yet to listen to them. just checked vol 9 and 10 of 'It's A Deep Soul Thing' and they are both incomplete with mixed tagging and bitrates. i can re-zip and re-up them if needed
but I suggest being patient ...
I see a new project in @Bob's near future hahaha
cheers, S
BEST MUSIC PLAYER IS MUSICBEE GIVE IT A TRY (WINDOWS ONLY)
@gobloods - Welcome to the community!
Would be nice you share your large collection with us.
@ Gobloods , try Fubar , great for huge collections ;)
Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Ninety-Two:
1910s+ Ragtime, Vaudeville, Humor, Blues, Gospel, Jazz, and Classical - Plus Some Early Country
J-S Artists:
- James F. Harrison, 1912-18 [12@128-320 (except 1)]
- James Reese Europe (1913-21) [19@128-320]
- John McCormack, 1910-26 [44@320 (except 3)]
- Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra, 1916-20 [28@128-320 (except 1)]
- Lambert 'Raymond Dixon' Murphy, 1915-18 [1@128, 3@320]
- Lewis James, 1918-31 [10@111-320]
- Louisiana Five, 1918-20 [1@192, 5@320]
- Marion Harris, 1916-24 [25@224-320 (except 2)]
- Maurice Burkhart, 1912-20 [13@128]
- Morton Harvey, 1914-15 [2@224, 2@320]
- New York Military Band, 1912-19 [9@56-320]
- Nora Bayes, 1910-22 [29@mostly 224-320]
- Olive Kline, 1913-19 [1@128, 7@320]
- Original Dixieland Jazz/Jass Band - Complete Recorded Works, 1917-36 [58@128-320 except 2)
- Orpheus Quartet, 1916-19 [6@320]
- Oscar Seagle, 1918-22 [5@128-160]
- Patrick Conway, 1913-20 [21@126-320 (except 2)]
- Paul Biese - Early Chicago Jazz, 1919-24 [5@128-320]
- Reinald Werrenrath, 1917 [1@128, 3@320]
- Ross Gorman, 1919-25 [4@152-192]
- Rudy Wiedoeft, 1919-21 [5@96-320]
- Samuel Ash, 1915-18 [1@224, 7@320]
- Shannon Quartet, 1917-25 [16@126-320 (except 1)]
- Sophie Tucker, 1910-52 [14@196-320]
- Sterling Trio, 1916-19 [18@128-320]
Seven-day link (expires Nov. _):
https://we.tl/oo99IUxLvh
These aren't my rips, but it is my link... and, as always, with a thank-you to the near-forgotten artists, and to the original uploaders and hosts 'way back when - most appreciatively Lee Hartsfeld (musicyouwont.blogspot.com), Michel (Jazz-On-Line.com), and Archive.org, among others.
!!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. And the era's sense of humor is very different, in some key ways... certain yesterday-subjects aren't funny today (well, vice-versa, too), and might now offend some ears.
Here in that far-off decade, there is much beauty on the Victrola, and in clothing and architecture... and yes, there is fresh horse-manure on the street, too. It should not be painted over or instantly shoveled away just to give us a "cleaner" view at the everyday world, back then... but you'll want to step carefully as you go about and look around. It's really worth it.
Cheers!
Recommendations: Throbbing Gristle, Clock DVA, Foetus, Sleep Chamber, Test Dept, Slab, Cassandra Complex, Vomito Negro ... and some more (Pre-Techno)
GrownUpDigitale
Anonymous,
Little Eva - Anthology [- Marginal]
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/xt7AI3R4/file.html
I also have 'The Complete Dimension Recordings' from Westside if anyone looking for it.
Thanks to the original uploaders.
Bob,
I don't have Vol. 9 of 'It's Deep Soul Thing'. Did I say I had it?
Also, I looked at the 'DEEPSOUL COLLECTIONS FROM T Z' text file and I don't have any additional volumes of the collections listed.
Cheers
Thanks for the re-ups, @Bob, incomplete/funky tags & all.
I'll hope for more complete, but for now at least I'll have them as-is.
And thanks for all of your soul & other shares, you're nice people, you are.
- J.
Gaius said:
@Rocking Bear
If you're looking for David Roback, you're looking in vain. David was Part of Rain Parade, Rainy Day, Clay Allison, Opal, Mazzy Star, which all had been posted here over the years. As far as I know he didn't do anything as himself, except for some contributions to a soundtrack. Roback wrote and produced the songs which actress Maggie Cheung sang in the 2004 film Clean. (Never saw the film, never heard and found this music). He also played the role of himself in the film. And he was working for Beth Orth as a producer and guitarist.
@gobloods
I know your problems very well. I got about 5 TB of worked out music on my PC and another 3 that are unheard zip-files. And thousands of LP's and CD's that are not ripped. I've got folders for each single letter of the alphabet where every CD/LP is listed: artist - title - record-company, year of publishing, country (the artist came from). A copy of this register entry is made for Blues and Jazz. And a third copy for those countries that are not USA and the UK, f.ex. German, Netherlands & Belgium and France, Australia & New Zealand.
And I'm creating a document for each record which have at least the information you got from Discogs & Allmusic, Wiki (English) and ArtistDirect. That means: List of the tracks ans who the hell is playing there. The last means, if you're listening to some extraordinary player in the band you're able to look if this musician has played with some other people. (That's the way that leads you from Billy Childish to Holly Golightly f.ex.)
And I'm using the free software MusicBee and MP3Tag for organizing and tagging.But in the end the result is the same. By making a new entry into my lists I see an old one and asks myself: Good Lord, what was that. Mustn't have heard this for 25 years. Can't even remember the genre they're playing. Youtube is the first decision for searching and listening, the second is examining my rooms for the original.
And here is a still working link for all of you: "Earth Island" and
We Must Survive 1970 (USA, Psychedelic Rock, 320)
https://yadi.sk/d/sTo3NtDk1w08L
@ Butterboy
Thanks for David & David. "Boomtown" is a sound link to my early days in the L.A. (well, Pasadena) area. Reminds me of things not too unpleasant.
Hi Gobloods, funny you asked. I just spent a week finding all of my compilations and typing VA(various artists)in front of them. Man did that make a difference. Really cleaned things up. You will find that TZ is a great place to hang out. Nice people. Kindred spirits.
@gobloods
I'm using Mediamonkey too, but I think it is better in the choice to separate the targeted functions :
a) One main function is the pure player and there are a lot of the player, even free and Mediamonkey is one of the good not free players.
b) The second function is the music catalog management and these software are more rare. Personnaly I'm using WhereIsIt for the catalog management (I'm managing more than 500 To of numeric music).https://www.whereisit-soft.com/
c) Fo other functions, such as RIP, Even it is possible to RIP CDs with Mediamonkey, I prefer RIP with dbPoweramp https://www.dbpoweramp.com/
d) For orther known functions I'm using Audacity
To summarize, using Mediamonkey will be not a bad choice
Regards
musicyoucan
One of the great lost classic Australian LP's from the 1970's is Buffalo's 2nd. LP: Volcanic Rock - one of the band's greatest records and essentially the first stoner rock album ever issued in Australia. The importance of Volcanic Rock can never be underestimated. This is the album that established the band's reputation for dispensing uncompromising heavy psych rock of monumental proportions; this is the album that continues to enthral aficionados of the genre the world over. It was this LP that established the classic line-up of: vocalist Dave Tice (who later joined UK R&B band The Count Bishops), guitarist John Baxter, bass player Pete Wells (who later switched to slide guitar in another legendary Aussie band: Rose Tattoo), and drummer Jimmy Economou[info on note let inside folder]
buffalo - volcanic rock (1970's australian heavy stoner rock).zip
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/VVEi3qsg/file.html
@ Bob, thanks for "Thursdays Soul".I looked in after you posted late so for my you were early. Sadly the 6 missing tracks are the same post as yesterday.
cheers,ELtel
Gaius said:
Here's a little gem of the late 60's.
Opal Butterfly was a British Rock Band that never made an album.
An evolution of Cardboard Heaven from Oxfordshire, a band that played mainly local clubs and dance halls. In 1967 Simon King formed Opal Butterfly, inviting Robbie Milne (lead guitar), Allan Love (vocals), Richard Bardey (bass) and Tom Doherty (2) (guitar). While Ian Fraser Kilmister (Who is he, never heard about someone like him :-) was a member for a short period, he does not appear on any of their releases except probably on one (bad ripped) version of 'You're a Groopie Girl'.
This is a collection of their three published singles with a little bonus so that at least you'll get a small CD:
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/FrQ8ZZvw/file.html
And you can get the organizer Musicbee here, it's free software for Windows:
https://www.getmusicbee.com/
The MP3Tagger is here, free software:
https://www.mp3tag.de/
And here is 'A Gift from Euphoria, 1969'. It's a well-funded album loaded with symphonic arrangements, excellent studio musicianship, psychedelic audio collage, and sound effects. It’s probably near to the apex of experimental rock from this era, and of the melding and juxtaposition of different styles of music.
It's a rip from "Rockastria". The Password is 'xara'. You'll fin it here:
https://dfiles.eu/files/20x1x50rn
@Anonymous
The only Duncan Browne I have is this 2-on-1 collection of The Wild Places & Streets of Fire.
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/BxtT6GDI/file.html
@ Moe re. Kurtis Scott
I was interested in your Kurtis Scott request.
I haven't found a full album but I've put together some stuff which may be of interest. Don't expect particularly good quality - I've taken some from YouTube, compilation albums and other internet sources.
Kurtis Scott [aka Kurt Harris].zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/IMYJOwvc/file.html
These were requested
va - Bored Teenagers Vol.9 ''27 Great British Punk Originals '77-'82'' (Bin Liner Rds, CD).zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/Ue4qDjhd/file.html
va - Bored Teenagers Vol.8 ''28 Great British Punk Originals '77-'82'' (Bin Liner Rds, CD).zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/LlPG1KbU/file.html
va - bored teenagers #07 (uk).zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/StrvQ7Fi/file.html
I couldnt find the other volume [vol 10 I think]
some more requests filled
Peter Godwin-(1982) dance emotions.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/xozYjnE0/file.html
Duncan Browne-Wild Places-1978.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/u4Y5qoCW/file.html
Duncan Browne-Streets Of Fire-1979.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/qz1VyVus/file.html
duncan browne & sebastian graham-jones - travelling man.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/JkEKRgij/file.html
duncan browne - 1995 - songs of love & war.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/zOCdHTfY/file.html
robert ealey with the juke jumpers - bluebird open.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/Plx9DEKr/file.html
robert ealey & his five careless lovers - live at the new blue bird nite club.zip
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/ypUdstoD/file.html
another requestDownload link
https://we.tl/ZB2BOuJWCk
1 file
Images of Heaven_ The Best of Peter Godwin.zip
@ButterBoy: Thank you for Jon Anderson's first long-distance runaround!
@MontysM: Thank you for the latest Dozen!
@nonymous (November 2, 2017 at 9:47 AM): Thanks for the hard-drive list; I should've done that myself at the very beginning. It looks like you've got a lot of good soul to you!
@GoBloods: Welcome aboard!
Cheers!
@ Gobloods
I've been using MusicBee for over two years after almost being driven crazy by Windows Media Player. The 'Bee' almost totally restored my sanity. It's easy to use and excellent as a tagging tool also.
Best media player is J River Media Centre. It is a paid for player but well worth the money.
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Hello TZ
has anybody any Cliff Hillis albums,especially 'Be Seeing You' of 2001?
Thank you very much
Stathis
@ montysmusic: tx for 'm Ealey's. Much appreciated! Good Texas Blues.
@ Aging Child tx for the new load. Will be visiting a blues festival abroad. Listen to it monday / tuesday. Keep m comin' CHEERS.
pingw94- Thank you and please do share Little Eva's, The Complete Dimension Recordings, as well.
Aging Child, thank you for all the fascinating 1910s music. Much that is new to me and much to enjoy.
Alfred, thank you for the stunning Sidney Bechet collection.
Thanks Bob for the Kurtis Scott. It looks like you got the bulk of the music in your compilation!
@ Stathis
https://www.mediafire.com/file/dy75bbw8513b86n/Be%20Seeing%20You.rar
Cliff Hillis - Be Seeing You
@320
@binkerbo
Thank you very much for Hillis
Stathis
Big thanks to imwalrus and montysmusic for Duncan Browne and Peter Godwin.
This weekend will be great...
Rocking Bear
@MuddyW: Always glad to oblige, sir! And while enjoying the festival, please think of the rest of us blue-hearted folk who unfortunately won't be there... so please enjoy it extra on our behalf. Last Blues festival of any sort I've been to was one in downtown Memphis a couple years ago, and I simply stumbled over it (it was something impromptu, not organized... and good) while on a long, wondrous walking tour of the city, especially Beale Street, with a dear friend and history buff. Heart of the Blues! And the water there on the Mississippi really is very muddy!
@MichaelR: Most of the 1910s music was new and fascinating to me as well - and a welcome listen, too, because (among lots of other reasons) a number of the songs had been mentioned and quoted in some of my favorite novels over the years: ah; this is what they sounded like...
Cheers!
montysmusic - I first discovered Buffalo via the Screaming Trees' "b-side"/3rd track on the Butterfly CD-S. Their version of "Freedom" is great. Wish I had it to share.
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