Tuesday, 7 November 2017

…and now for something completely different! 63

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests! All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy.
Enjoy!
RYP and Gyro1966

54 comments:

Butterboy said...

Albums I Like ... Part 75

Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Joe Henderson - Multiple [1973]

Joe Henderson (April 24, 1937 – June 30, 2001) was an American jazz tenor saxophonist. In a career spanning more than 40 years Henderson played with many of the leading American players of his day and recorded for several prominent labels, including Blue Note. From a family with five sisters and nine brothers, Henderson was born in Lima, Ohio, and was encouraged by his parents Dennis and Irene (née Farley) and older brother James T. to study music. He dedicated his first album to them "for being so understanding and tolerant" during his formative years. Early musical interests included drums, piano, saxophone and composition.

Multiple is an album by American saxophonist Joe Henderson, released in 1973 on Milestone. It was recorded mainly on January 30–31, 1973, but producer Keepnews stated there had also been a couple of additional recordings in February and April.


Link http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/4dWZlBK0/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/gmle4lke1816gzx/Joe_Henderson_-_Multiple_%5B1973%5D.zip
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02 Necessaries - Event Horizon [1982]

For the unfamiliar, the Necessaries were an extremely short-lived act, which featured Arthur Russell, close friend Ernie Brooks of the Modern Lovers, drummer Jesse Chamberlain and vocalist/guitarist Ed Tomney. In the early '80s, the group signed to Sire, first releasing the Big Sky LP in 1981. Soon after, the group then released Event Horizon in 1982. Rather strangely, Event Horizon was in fact a rework of Big Sky and contained several tracks originally included on the band's debut, while adding a series of new songs as well.
(http://exclaim.ca)

Along with writing much of the band's material, Russell contributed vocals to the Necessaries, with Tomney serving as the group's second main songwriter and vocalist.
Arthur Russell is best known for his experiments in folk and minimal avant-garde, but in 1982 he took a more conventional pitstop. Contributing keyboard, cello and vocals to New York quartet The Necessaries, the late musician helped create a power-pop gem that’s been wrongly forgotten. That is, till now. April Clare Welsh explores a new, long-overdue reissue of Event Horizon – the best Russell album you’ve probably never heard.

Power-pop super group The Necessaries’ one sole album – released initially as Big Sky in 1981 before being reworked and re-released with a new name a year later – is rarely mentioned in discussion of its most celebrated member, Arthur Russell, and understandably so. Event Horizon, as the album eventually became known, is on paper the antithesis to the cult icon’s famous minimalism. The album is a full-fat blast of melody that burns as brightly as Big Star and jangles as frantically as The Feelies – one that allays myths about the late star in its ranks, showing another side to a modern musical enigma who, 25 years after his death as a result of AIDS, continues to beguile. (http://www.factmag.com/2017/09/16/the-necessaries-event-horizon-review/)


Link http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/lFQeTpi1/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/fdc82t8vxcuz959/Necessaries_-_Event_Horizon_%5B1982%5D.zip
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Butterboy said...

03 VA - The Darkest Hour [1997]

Very Little Infor abouth this CD Compilation on the US Cleopatra ?label released in 1997.
It is a very interesting take on some great songs. truely worth a listen.

Tracklist
01 Rosetta Stone - Helter Skelter [Written-By – Lennon-McCartney]
02 Type O Negative Paranoid [Written By – Osbourne / Iommi / Butler / Ward]
03 Electric Hellfire Club Calling Dr. Luv [Written-By – Gene Simmons}
04 Damned I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night [Written By – Tucker / Mantz]
05 Psychic TV Good Vibrations [Written By – Love / Wilson]
06 Christian Death Panic In Detroit [Written-By – David Bowie]
07 Information Society Are Friends Electric? [Written-By – Gary Numan]
08 Leæther Strip Learning To Fly [Written By – Carin / Ezrin / Gilmour / Moore]
09 Corpus Delicti Suffragette City [Written-By – David Bowie]
10 Mephisto Walz White Rabbit [Written-By – Grace Slick]
11 Alien Sex Fiend S ilver Machine [Written By – MacManus / Calvert]
12 Executive Slacks Rock 'n' Roll (Ultimate Glitter Version) [Written By – Leander / Glitter]
13 Fahrenheit 451 Fire [Written By – Brown / Crane / Finesilver / Kerr]
14 Die Krupps Isolation [Written By – Sumner / Curtis / Morris / Hook]

Link http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/Nc54wLGX/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/ov4k8q2ufmd3kai/VA_-_The_Darkest_Hour_%5B1997%5D.zip
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Albums I like ... Part 74 can be found below

01 Jim White - Transnormal Skiperoo [2007]
Link http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/EfdIXost/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/vm27555aobdmjwi/Jim_White_-_Transnormal_Skiperoo_%5B2007%5D.zip

02 Billy Eckstine - Billy's Best! [1957]
Link http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Ixhusk8c/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/kipt2895a9e92m2/Billy_Eckstine_-_Billy%27s_Best%21_%5B1957%5D.zip

03 Arthur Russell - Dinosaur L - 24 24 Music (Remastered 2007) [1982]
Link http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/kxYwihsr/file.html
or http://www.mediafire.com/file/f1hqkntj0l222n8/Arthur_Russell_-_Dinosaur_L_-_24_24_Music_%28Remastered_2007%29_%5B1982%5D.zip

Bob said...


Tuesday's SOUL
https://www.sendspace.com/file/fj7gbu

Anyone got - "Sister Funk 1 - The Sound Of Unknown Soul Sisters" please?

Bob said...


Gothic Rock.

Here's a 5 disc collection from 2001-2003 of that strange musical offshoot catering for Goths. This is probably all you'll ever need unless you actually are a Goth.

Features: Bauhaus, Southern Death Cult, X-Mal Deutschland, Theatre Of Hate, Gene Loves Jezebel, Fields Of The Nephilim, Virgin Prunes, The Danse Society, Alien Sex Fiend, Sex Gang Children, Specimen, Play Dead, Christian Death, Rosetta Stone, Creaming Jesus...

Ripped by me.

Gothic Rock- The Ultimate Collection Disc 1.zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/VDZXt8VO/file.html

Gothic Rock- The Ultimate Collection Disc 2.zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/n1RPIze3/file.html

Gothic Rock- The Ultimate Collection Disc 3.zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/cmXSvspv/file.html

Gothic Rock- The Ultimate Collection Disc 4.zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/l8KcwaF7/file.html

Gothic Rock- The Ultimate Collection Disc 5.zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/xW26hV7j/file.html

Bob said...

@ Anonymous

Here's a few Elizabeth Cotten albums.
As far as I know there's not a "Best Of".

The "Shake Sugaree" with extra tracks is the CD version - see covers in separate file.

Please note - I've spelt the surname incorrectly on some zip files.
Should be COTTEN

Elizabeth Cotten - Shake Sugaree Vol. 2 - LP Folkways.zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/KYaUEYI3/file.html

Elizabeth Cotten - Shake Sugaree [Extra tracks].zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/5zNSBjM9/file.html

Shake Sugaree CD covers.zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/ZanHOloW/file.html

Elizabeth Cotton - When I'm Gone.zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/bbJUj9d4/file.html

Elizabeth Cotten - Freight Train.zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/BVmCYaW4/file.html

soul66 said...

Hi Guys,today's offering.
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 174 - The Northern Soul of President Records

A La Carte 068 - Soul time-26 real soul stirrers

WALKIN' THAT WALK 'The Soulful Side of R&B

Walkin' That Walk is vol.5. out of a 9CD set.The bit rate is not good but that's what they were all like when I got them.They can still be got hold of on Crystal Ball Records.For me they look like boots but hey ho.

http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/Hh01d1kR/file.html
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/2eGC1Gtl/file.html
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/4X2YnGCo/file.html

JohnnyDiego said...

Thanks Butterboy. I do like The Necessaries. Too bad their library is so small.

Bill said...

@Bob
Thanks for today`s SOUL
Here`s "Sister Funk 1 - The Sound Of Unknown Soul Sisters"
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/Z57X8X4v/file.html
Cheers!
Bill

Bill said...

@ mack g
Thanks for the SOUL posts!
Cheers!
Bill

MichaelR said...

Aging Child, I must thank you again for the 1910+ and now 1900+ material. Some of it is quite revelatory, at least to me. It's remarkable how well the voices come over on these very early recordings when good, clean copies have been available. And what a fine artist Bert Williams was!

montysmusic said...

Tuesday daily dozen071117
albums are

1971 - from lemondrops to acid rock
2002 - Jane Weaver - Like an aspen leaf
2008 Cliff Richard - Rare EP Tracks 1961-1991
Black Violin - 2008 - Black Violin
Tommy James - My Head, My Bed And My Red Guitar [1972] [@ 192]
Tommy Roe - Paisley Dreams 1967 (2008) @ 320
va - hocus pocus (lp) - 14 scorchin' rockers & nutso r&b
VA - Mighty Superfunk
VA-a famous myth - 29 soft pop rarities
VA-Gene Vincent Cut Our Songs (Ace Cdchd 10
Velvet Pillows And Crystal Dreams - Baroque Pop & Pastoral Folk Gems (1967 - 78)
webb wilder - 1986 - it came from nashville [320]blues

Download link
https://we.tl/FknkJRgxrY
1 file
Tuesday daily dozen071117.zip

Bob said...

@ Bill

Thanks for the Sister Funk 1 - completes the set!

@ Mack G

Thanks for the soul

clash said...

Jimmy Castor – Hey Leroy (1967) Vinyl @320
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/WqQgp9Mp/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Jimmy-Castor-Hey-Leroy/release/1938415

Solomon Burke – King Solomon (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/VVFkNwdw/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Burke-King-Solomon/release/2869741

Various Artists – Soul Clan (1969)Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Soul-Clan/release/7591299
Solomon Burke – My Prayer / Ookie Bookie Man 7" 45 (1973)Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Burke-My-Prayer-Ookie-Bookie-Man/master/609375
Solomon Burke – Bettin On America/Cowboy Hat 7" 45 (1981) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Burke-Bettin-On-America/release/3493158
All in one zip folder
http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/ESHwI1Yt/file.html

Curtis Mayfield – Curtis In Chicago - Recorded Live )1973) CD @320
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/QO45vV5m/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Curtis-Mayfield-Curtis-In-Chicago-Recorded-Live/release/7579759

Various Artists – The Story Of Brunswick - The Classic Sound Of Chicago Soul 2CD @320
disc1
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/t1cjALcv/file.html
disc2
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/NHWw9N2d/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Story-Of-Brunswick-The-Classic-Sound-Of-Chicago-Soul/release/1207650

soulpapa said...

@ Bob and @ Mack G .......thanks for all the soul today!

Anonymous said...

@mack g
@bill
many thanks guys for these superb offerings,
very much appreciated.
wheres the legendary northern_madman ???
that guy has everything!


mickie

Uncle Bela said...


@montysmusic ---

Thank you very much for the Ken Nordine!!! :)

Best,
UB

Pubbi said...


Requested by robgronotte


Flamin' Groovies - Sixteen Tunes (Skydog 1990) @320
https://mega.nz/#!cItiWI6Z!G43znJ6gGN3XqJGagLqpu5bmxhxgx7ZtzuPmZVpzWSA


Flamin' Groovies - Slow Death (Amazin' High Energy Rock N' Roll 1971-73!) (Norton Records 2002) @320
https://mega.nz/#!EBkjxBIa!vlP6BU52h2PTSCyLmXpCgYO1tDangFEo_jAAUbFcXgs
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Requested by Albert


Les BOF! - Nous Sommes ... Les BOF! (copaseDisques 2011) @320
https://mega.nz/#!JdEhDCpI!NFpr2Pt_IXF-tBVbvhXCKcIBmqdLCOzVbsia1IGRdF0


Les BOF! - Un Disque Maxi! EP (copaseDisques 2007) @192
https://mega.nz/#!VR90BTQa!SDVcUZHDMofUpZ7nkPXzfu2_vuN8ch3NveWRjrsDZsQ

binkerbo said...

Pure Prairie League Greatest Hits @320 plus some extra stuff from some other comp which I have forgotten the name of @160.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/tzgqv88zfy41c1g/Pure%20Prairie%20League.rar

A one disc New Riders comp Wasted Tasters...from Raven maybe @320

https://www.mediafire.com/file/xdg1w0ypfdm7tzy/Wasted%20Tasters_The%20Best%20of%20NRPS%20%281971-1975%29.rar

Gummo said...

A couple of weekends ago, someone was asking for a reup of my list of links to the still-available volumes of the USA Garage Greats series produced by our esteemed host(s). Life's been crazy, so I haven't been able to get to it 'til now but here it is -- I think about 70 volumes are still active, so get on'em now! I'm still downloading'em too! (Ignore the "DLd" note after some of the entries - that's just a private notation to myself.)

Hope this helps some people out!

http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/60yUgHgw/file.html

Mark R said...

Would anyone have and be willing to share the THREE DISC version of the STEVE MARRIOTT TRIBUTE concert called "Steve Marriott Tribute: One More Time for the Ol' Tosser?"

Thanks to all contributors past, present and future.

montysmusic said...

I think this artist was requested[could be wrong though]

jeff mcdonald (redd kross) - secrets of modelling (demos) (1999).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/QTpW6INk/file.html

jeff mcdonald - jeff mcdonald (2016).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/hsoTinR0/file.html

montysmusic said...

Here is the elusive track 1 from Bubblegum Mf that was missing[apologys for the errors in MF which I posted and thanks to the posters who sent corrections]
this link was provided by Uncle Bob
11 - Autumn Chartbusters Band - Yummy Yummy Yummy.mp3.zip
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/xtzHsOzl/file.html

if it has been posted apologies

Bill said...

THANKS Clash for the SOUL!
Cheers!

montysmusic said...

These were requested
Jesse Malin-The Fine Art Of Self Destruction.zip
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/Veyuvi4S/file.html

Jesse Malin-2004 - The Heat.zip
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/yqS41wKe/file.html

2002 - Neil Finn - One All.zip
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/qn2yE8mC/file.html

2001 - Neil Finn- One Nil.zip
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/1noc9HZH/file.html

S13 said...

big thanks to @Bob and other soul contributors here for the last few days worth of buried treasures. cheers,

S

Anonymous said...

Thanks, Bobby

S13 said...

Request ...
Herman Hitson - You Are Too Much For The Human Heart (2005)
Soul-Tay-Shus Records STS CD 6352

http://www.ebreggae.com/Reggae/CD/144976/Herman-Hitson-You-Are-Too-Much-For-The-Human-Heart-Rare-And-Unreleased-Georgia-Soul-19611976.html

any help greatly appreciated! thanks in advance.
cheers,
S

Charlie Ramone said...

Thank you very much!
@ Bob
for "Elizabeth Cotten"!
@ Pubbi
for "The Flamin' Groovies"
@ binkerbo
for "Pure Prairie League"

ELtel said...

Thanks for all the soul shares today.

@ Bob, Sister funk Should have 20 track cd & lp

sister funk vol1.rar
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/5SLJr6xS/file.html

Sadly mine copy has a different track 20 to that advertised on the back tray. ironically Derek's Daily 45 is todays post.
cheers,ELtel

Anonymous said...

Diana said...

Here's one of my favorite psychedelic albums: Ultimate Spinach, by the group of the same name, from 1968. From Ballad Of A Hip Death Goddess (more proof that Goth has always been "a thing") to Dove In Hawk's Clothing (an "arresting" anti-war ballad) it fires on all cylinders.

Cover: https://ibb.co/g9Wt3G

Zippy: http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/SEwbr6HP/file.html

Indigoinsf aka thomas said...

Does anybody out there still have this Label Comp. originally posted SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 2009
"Smashing Time" - A Countdown Compilation 1987 - VA

thanks for checking
Thomas aka indigosinsf

Albert said...

@ Pubbi

Hi friend. Many thanks for Les BOF!

Very thankful.

A greeting

clash said...

Diana- Thank you so much for the Ultimate Spinach album. I've been wanting to hear that one for some time now. I shared their other 1968 release, Behold & See, the other day. Here it is, in case you or others who are interested, missed it then.

Ultimate Spinach ‎– Behold & See (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www110.zippyshare.com/v/OUzd401S/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Ultimate-Spinach-Behold-See/release/1922050



Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

This is the Flower Kings' keyboard player "Thomas Bodin" doing a side project, called "Swedish Family"

The lineup is recorded and credited as Bo Dean on Hammond organ, Veke Berg on bass, Algot Davi on accordion, flute and vibraphone, Redar Gitsdorf on guitar, Inge Naning on Rhodes piano and minimoog, Britt Marie on Percussion, Hadde Wattnåt on drums, and Alf Willberg on soprano saxophone.

In reality it is just Bodin, Rune Stolt (guitar, vocals), and Hasse Bruniusson on drums, nothing but the classical core of "The Flower Kings".

Swedish Family
“Vintage Prog – The Best of SF” (SWE, 320) 2004
https://yadi.sk/d/JZsHrjrzNV9Nt

NAL said...

Thanks Jonder!Links were active but one!I,m still seekin for Neurotica.

Aging Child said...

Backup-Drive Overflow, Load Ninety-Seven:
1900s+ Ragtime, Vaudeville, Humor, Gospel, Classical, and a Little More

C-G Artists:
- Carroll Clark, 1909-10 [4@128-319]
- Charles A. Prince's Orchestra/Band, 1905-19 [76@mostly 128-320]
- Charles d'Almaine, 1902-12 [2@111, 2@128]
- Criterion Quartet, 1908-24 [11@128-320]
- Dinwiddie Colored Quartet - Complete Recorded Works, 1902 [7@320]
- Eddie Morton, 1908-14 [9@128-320]
- Edward Meeker, 1906-23 [59@128-320]
- Empire Military Band, 1904-13 [5@64, 1@320]
- Enrico Caruso, 1905-19 [16@320]
- Fisk University Jubilee Quartet, 1909-27 [9@128-320 (except 1)]
- Frank C. Stanley, 1900-11 [46@128-320]
- Fred Duprez, 1909-15 [7@128]
- Fred van Eps, 1902-26 [52@128-320]
- George Alexander, 1905-06 [4@128-320]
- Grace Cameron, 1909 [5@128]

Seven-day link (expires Nov. 14):
https://we.tl/gBzVAnHtAW

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), Michel (Jazz-On-Line.com), Archive.org, and the UCSB Library, 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. 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. And many artists make multiple recordings and versions of their songs and routines...

Here in the promising dawn of the new century, there is great beauty on the gramophone, 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!

Anonymous said...

Yesterday i posted this
https://mega.nz/#!TcdmGSSD!hw7iVtYHFOpJ6Gg3YxFu5MA1jvonGALcyWYeomNuu8I
it's a russian kid with a Fender Stratocaster and he knows how to play it like Yngwie Malmsteen.
Look at him !
Hermann

Bob said...

@ ELtel

Thanks again. Yes a couple of tracks at the end were mislabelled and I had to download no. 20.

Cheers, Bob

dc_animal said...

Found this out there. It claims to be Bubblegum MF vol. 43. Can't really verify, but the tunes supplied certainly fit in.

Bubblegum MF Vol. 43.rar
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/VCWEKAN5/file.html

Anonymous said...

Thanks to monty for his daily dozen.
Diana is on the money about Ultimate Spinach.

Aging Child said...

@MichaelR: I'm thankful that these old sounds have survived, and - like you - am intrigued by how relevatory (perfect word, sir!) they are. That's why it's so worth getting them out there for the opportunity of more folks to hear and appreciate. Sure, there's that uncomfortable segment of NOT Funny Anymore... but the recordings' clear look at life over a century ago just can't be equaled.

What's especially fascinating is that these people have been dead for decades, a century, more... and yet right here in our speakers, they're every bit alive, singing to us and sharing jokes and heartbreak and inspiration. Their very breath is warm in our ears, and the curtain between today and long-ago yesterday fades... wow. You want time travel? You've got it right there.

@BinkerBo: Thank you for the Pure Prairie League... and the extras, too!

Cheers!

robgronotte said...

Many thanks to Pubbi for Flamin Groovies and montysmusic for Jeff McDonald.

Wayne said...

Autumn Chartbusters Band - Yummy Yummy Yummy
Ohio Express - Yummy Yummy Yummy
Play them both, it's the SAME VOICE

Wuschel - Relivin' These Doo Wop Years (8CDs).zip
Download link https://we.tl/xCiAkpD0qP

Bang-Bang-Lingo-Lingo - Vol. 1 - 10 (Wuschel Uptempo DooWop).zip
Download link https://we.tl/MUXrlZtkqO

2 files
Time Life - Midnight Soul Collection (11CDs).zip
100 Hits - Northern Soul - 100 Classic Soul Stompers (5CDs) (DMG).zip
Download link https://we.tl/x2Vcp8BC18

Anonymous said...

I would say Katsuni (although she was technically french), Asa Akira, Miko Lee, London Keyes, Marica Hase and Hitomi Tanaka all deserve a mention. Am sure i have forgotten a lot of others.

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Here is the third LP by Ultimate Spinach from 1969. Like the first album, it was self-titled. It was only retroactively called "Ultimate Spinach III." I had the original LP in college and that title wasn't on it.

When it was reissued, they re-jigged the song lineup and left some tracks off. What I have here is a HQ version of the album with the songs in their original order.

That said, this is considered a substandard effort since it doesn't include bandleader Ian Bruce-Douglas and isn't very psychedelic. But I have sentimental feeling for it and like its pop and country stylings especially the song "Sincere" by new member Ted Myers.

http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/cNK1yBsm/file.html

Alfred said...

@Aging Child
Thank you very much for your posts in the last few days. Probably too much to listen to everything .... Do you have an estimate about how much ist still to come?
Your work is really appreciated, Alfred.

Anonymous said...

@dcanimaltube: I've tried to download that file twice, but it won't unzip? Could you please repost it?

Aging Child said...

@lfred, re what's left in the back of my crowded Vault: I know what it's like to have too much of a good thing! First off, though - if you miss anything, or something doesn't download properly, let me know, and I'll reup, fix, or apologize... whichever's the most I can do. Now; tomorrow (Thursday) finishes out the 1900s, and so Friday begins the 1890s-plus (and a bit earlier). That'll run five days - just maybe six, since I'm actually still pulling in a few more 1890s-plus material (e.g., Vess Ossman, Len Spencer, etc.). After that... whee! it's all done.

One of our fellow TZers asked whether I could go through the decades again, since s/he wasn't able to catch the front end of the train. That's not unrealistic... but I've got some misgivings about subjecting TZ to week after week of 1930s-and-earlier reruns (with a little bit of later material); not so soon, at least. But I may well go through 'em again starting in January, if it looks like there's interest, and RYP et al. are okay with it. (I might also be able to restore, and include, some of my deleted jazz and post-1930s blues... found a pair of forgotten backup flash drives.)

In the meantime, I'm thinking about ripping and uploading several compilations of really unknown, near-contemporary western artists, and maybe some more-familiar catalogs. And there are music requests of my own that I'd really like to challenge TZ with... which should be no challenge at all to this wide-ranging team.

Cheers!

BillyMac said...

mack g, thanks for the dancing cat and a la carte. Love both of those series. Been looking all over for them.

DEE DEE said...

Merci Pubbi!

Mike said...

azttn: binkerbo said...
Pure Prairie League Greatest Hit

CD2 is defective - some tracks missing.
Please repost of possible.
Thanks,
Mike

dc_animal said...

@Anonymous
I know for certain that I RAR'd it up using WinRAR 5.50. WinRAR 4.x doesn't typically like RARs created by WinRAR 5.x. So much for backward compatibility.

Here's a .ZIP version
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/IGangzkh/file.html

FYI, I'm pretty certain that this isn't BGMF 43 but instead an extended version of a comp called Bubblegum Bubblepop. or maybe Bubblegum Bubblepop pulled from BGMF 43. I don't know, but regardless, enjoy!

Mike said...

RE
NOVEMBER 7, 2017 AT 4:03 PM
binkerbo said... Pure Prairie League Greatest Hits

MY MISTAKE - ALL TRACKS IN THE FILE - THEY ARE JUST MISNUMBERED.
THANKS,
Mike

Wayne said...

I need to apologize for my comments about the last uploads I made. I had not seen them show up because I had missed seeing the entire day of the 7th/8th. I was looking for them on the day of the 8th/9th.

I would have gone on being dumb if Jake hadn't pointed it out to me.