The first in a series of an unparalleled aural chronicle of a distinct regional substrain of '60's rock 'n' roll, the original "Seattle/Northwest Sound". An epic archeological exploration of Seattle's senior pop label's master tape vaults yields this set of 14 vintage rock tunes.
traxfromwax:1. The Frantics: Straight Flush (1959) 2. The Frantics: Werewolf (1960) 3. Dave Lewis: David's Mood (1963) 4. The Sonics: The Witch (1964) 5. The Sonics: Psycho (1964) 6. The Kingsmen: Louie Louie (1963) 7. The Kingsmen: Jolly Green Giant (1965) 8. Don & The Goodtimes: Little Sally Tease (1965) 9. Sir Raleigh & The Coupons: White Cliffs Of Dover (1964) 10. Don & The Goodtimes: You Were Just A Child (1966) 11. Ian Whitcomb: This Sporting Life (1965) 12. The Bards: Never Too Much Love (1967) 13. The Springfield Rifle: That's All I Really Need (1968) 14. The Bards: Tunesmith (1968)
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!
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"The History Of NorthWest Rock" Vol. 1
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http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/jDo4b3pz/file.html
or:
https://mega.nz/#!dHpmgDQY!RCA4W-ZHC9jvO-vdcXywEm59XCMvTTQOPesWcHl_doQ
Beautiful Post. Thank you.
I cant wait for more.
great share but this one deserves a bitrate better than 97. Anyone with this series at 320 please share !
Pacific Northwest including from Portland to Vancouver Canada. Wailers/Ventures/Sonics/Titans/Chessmen/Dave Lewis/Viceroys & so many more
Anonymous,
I say it again: ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama! 97 kbps (mono) correspond to approx. 192 kbps (stereo)!
Bitrate, schmitrate.... since I grew up (though many say it's debateable that I "grew up") in the Seattle-Tacoma area, I would like to thank you for this.
But Ian Whitcomb? The last time I saw him it was in Altadena, California where he lives and he hasn't quite lost his British accent after all these years. :)
Would still love this series at HIGH bitrate.
Recorded this a long time ago not the best quality sound but it's history. KOL & KJR were the best.
KREM NorthWest R&R History Part 1-4 (June 1979)
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/Os5h5M8y/file.html
Thanks for this Ryp! As a born & raised son of the Pacific Northwest, I always get excited for comps that cover our area. And the glorious monoloudarama sounds great, don't sweat the haters.
Anonymous,
okay, I wish you good luck with the search! btw. I have only the Vol 1.
the hater is back I re-created Vol 2 for TZ. As I do not have a copy of the LP I created as best I could. A couple may be alt versions. Some I have noted. Here it is with covers. Bit-Rates are mixed. All from my personal collection.
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/gf410dhU/file.html
01-Paul Revere & The Raiders - Kicks
02-Paul Revere & The Raiders - Night Train
03-Don & The Goodtimes - I Could Be So Good To You
04-Sonics - Anyway The Wind Blows (Vers A)
04-Sonics - Anyway The Wind Blows (Vers B)
05-Springfield Rifle - Will You Love Me Tomorrow
06-Don & The Goodtimes - Blue Turns To Grey
07-Bards - The Owl & The Pussycat
08-Sonics - You've Got Your Head On Backwards
09-Kingsmen - J A J (Alt)
10-Dave Lewis - Little Green Thing
11-Dimensions - She's Boss
12-New Yorkers - Mr Kirby
13-Ian Whitcomb - You Turn Me On (45 Vers)
14-Don & The Goodtimes - The Turn On Song
cheers
the hater
re - Anaheimers said...
But Ian Whitcomb? The last time I saw him it was in Altadena, California where he lives and he hasn't quite lost his British accent after all these years. :)
I was in the Seattle area during the "British Invasion", and can confirm that Ian Whitcomb had the local gals going crazy!
Mike
Hope this works - I'm a first-timer.
Vol 1 + 2 of History Of Northwest Rock ripped from vinyl. I do not remember the source (a few years back) but I tagged files, so any errors are mine.
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/kDYNPxs1/file.html
Glad to finally be able to contribute something to this FINE site.
Thanks,
Mike
The Hater in a labour of love... : )
Thank you!
Mike, thank you too for Vol 2!
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