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The Television post by JohnnyDiego reminded me of another band that arrived in a flurry of praise and then seemingly slipped away ... GRUPPO SPORTIVO - TEN MISTAKES , what a fun album that was ... they released a couple more it seemed on this side of the Pond that really went nowhere and then they all but disappeared , however they continued in Europe for years. I have include their single Disco Really Made It in the download... and also in honour of Johnnys post .. Television Live @ the Wharfield in San Francisco .. as well as Television / Richard Hell Demos and the release of Marquis Moon with bonus tracks as well as Adventure with bonus tracks.
Gruppo Sportivo - 10 Mistakes (320 mp3).zip includes their single Disco Really Made It 320-
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/6vsxfuIs/file.html
Television - Live At The Old Waldorf 192.zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/9neAwhgQ/file.html
Television and Richard Hell - Live and Demos 192.zip
http://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Iqz3pumT/file.html
Television - Marquee Moon [Bonus Tracks] 320.zip
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/WuRLsBUx/file.html
Television - Adventure [Bonus Tracks] 320.zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/4qn28sxu/file.html
Thomas aka Indigoinsf
Hi all at TZ.
Today will be my last post for the year. (Cheers and popping corks, ballons floating towards the stratosphere.)
I appreciate you giving me space to share my music with you and I hope I made some of you happy and some of you smile. Thanks to all those who commented.
I am traveling from the 4th December and will not return until the New Year. So I wont be posting while I am away . I am traveling to the coldest continent Antarctica to let nature show me It's music. Limited internet, but will check in when I can.
I would like to take this opportunity wish you all and your families a very happy Festive Season and a wonderful start to the New Year.
Special thanks to RYP and Gyro1966 for their generosity and spirit.
Cheers to all.
So here is my last post for this 2017...
Albums I Like ... Part 100
Please enjoy them if you don't have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 VA - Philadelphia The 40th Anniversary Box Set [2012]
A massive 10 CD box-set celebrating the legacy of the Philadelphia International label and the unforgettable music released from the early '70s up through the early '80s. Philadelphia International expert Ralph Tee compiled this box-set for the label following his previous ground-breaking 14 x vinyl LP box set in 1986. This time, Ralph has the added benefit of a further 25 years of experience studying the Philadelphia International operation and a lot more time to play with: almost 800 minutes or over 131/2 hours of pure quality music from one of the greatest labels of all time.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/huvgw666rd5zxxx/VA_-_Philadelphia_The_40th_Aniversary_BoxSet_%5B2012%5D.zip
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02 VA - Trojan Reggae Rarities Box Set [2004]
This particular box set was chosen by the fans of Trojan Records. As such there are a lot of surprises for both the long-time reggae lover and the uninitiated. It's hard to believe that this is the 50th box set from Trojan. Made up of songs from the late sixties to the late seventies,there is a broad spectrum of artists. Fifty tracks by fifty artists means many different musical styles. Songs like Suffer Me Not to Rose Garden to It's Your Thing to Ain't That Peculiar are just some of the things you'll hear. The arrangements range from typical small groups to highly arranged horn backing. This is aimed a bit toward long-time Trojan/reggae listeners. That said,there is still a lot to recommend here. (Amazon)
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/Ky8TPgRA/file.html
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03 VA - A Quiet Revolution, 30 Years of Windham Hill [2005]
Don't say "new age" around Will Ackerman, though his label has been the home to acoustic instrumental music for 30 years. The pastoral beauty prized by Windham Hill is conjured by the moon-and-evergreens label logo, by the four volume titles here ("Elements," "Peace," "Artistry" and "Excursions") and most of all by Clockwork Alex de Grassi; Moon George Winston; Peace Piece Liz Story; Time After Time Tuck & Patti; Hugh Nightnoise; several tracks by Ackerman; unique recordings by Janis Ian, Jane Siberry and Bobby McFerrin, and the rest of these 67 Windham Hill favorites! (Amazon)
Link Link http://www.mediafire.com/file/ufpmqslhtg36yg2/VA_-_A_Quiet_Revolution%2C_30_Years_of_Windham_Hill_%5B2005%5D.zip
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Bonus Marvin Gaye & Pink Floyd - Requiem For A Dream (Unreleased Album) [1981]
Link http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/N5yJ8TSU/file.html
I love listening to this gem. It really gets under my skin and I often play it over and over..... thats why it is here
Info
The Story Of Marvin Gaye & Pink Floyd's Unreleased Album:
The Wall concert was only performed a handful of times each in four cities: Los Angeles, Uniondale (Long Island), Dortmund, and London (at Earl's Court). The primary 'tour' occurred in 1980, but the band performed eight shows at Dortmund (14–20 February 1981) and five more shows at Earl's Court (13–17 June) for filming, with the intention of integrating the shows into the upcoming movie. The resulting footage was deemed substandard and scrapped; years later, Roger Waters has given conflicted answers on the status of the concert films stating from "trying to locate this footage for historical purposes but was unsuccessful and considers it to be lost forever" to "I have all of the film but am reluctant to release". There are several unofficial videos of the entire live show in circulation and some footage is shown on the Behind the Wall documentary.
During Marvin Gaye’s stay in Belgium, he would frequent across the pond to the UK, specifically as he was on the road himself for “The Heavy Love Affair Tour”. As Gaye found himself an off day in London, he allegedly visited the Pink Floyd concert at Earl’s Court, and was invited to join them on stage for a rendition of “Let’s Get it On” over Pink Floyd’s “Shine On You Crazy Diamond”. A recent piece of audio footage of this performance has been located.
After the chemistry of this impromptu performance, Waters and Gaye discussed the possibility of recording these collaborations for a possible release in what would be considered an early version of what people now would call a mash-up record. In late 1981, before returning back to the States, Marvin Gaye recorded eight renditions of his songs alongside Waters and Pink Floyd’s released material.
Coming off a recent departure from Motown, Gaye, upset with the rush-job of the Motown-released “In Our Lifetime”, felt the need to move onto other label prospects, feeling the creative urge to push into new musical directions.
As Gaye was now a free agent, Harvest Heritage was interested in putting out this collaborative effort with Marvin and Pink Floyd, following their release of Pink Floyd’s “A Collection of Great Dance Songs” but could not clear rights from Motown to use Marvin’s likeness or vocals from his Motown recordings. Reworking an unused Roger Waters album title, the record was named “Requiem For a Dream”. A limited amount of records were pressed up in late 1981, using previously existing pictures in hopes that it would see a release date to no avail.
The live audio footage of this show is believed to have either surfaced from the original bootleg entitled “The Wall Came Tumbling Down” or Waters unreleased The Wall Tour footage, but cannot be confirmed.
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Albums I like ... Part 99 can be found below
01 Johnny Mathis - 16 Most Requested Songs [1990]
Link http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/AZ6gxeHf/file.html
02 Hugo Montenegro - The Best Of [1969]
Link http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/cmjHzB8A/file.html
03 VA - AUDIO's Audiophile Acoustic Magic [1999]
Link Link http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/E2CPDFKZ/file.html
Bonus Johnny Cash - Unearthed [2004] Bonus Box Set 4 X CD
Link http://www.mediafire.com/file/rloij9tuugya8mj/Johnny_Cash_-_Unearthed_%5B2004%5D_Bonus.zip
Does anyone have "The Brutalist Bricks" by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists?
Thanks!
RICHARD HELL - R.I.P (1975-1984)
Danceteria – DANCD 040 France (1990)
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/iAVa1V9f/file.html
Richard Lester Meyers (born October 2, 1949), better known by his stage name Richard Hell, is an American singer, songwriter, bass guitarist and writer.
Richard Hell was an innovator of punk music and fashion. He was one of the first to spike his hair and wear torn, cut and drawn-on shirts, often held together with safety pins. Malcolm McLaren, manager of the Sex Pistols, credited Hell as a source of inspiration for the Sex Pistols' look and attitude, as well as the safety-pin and graphics accessorized clothing that McLaren sold in his London shop, Sex.[2] Hell was in several important, early punk bands, including Neon Boys, Television and the Heartbreakers, after which he formed Richard Hell & the Voidoids. -- Wiki
The Richard Hell compilation R.I.P.: The ROIR Sessions was originally released in 1984 as a cassette-only release and was later re-released on CD (different cover, same track listing). R.I.P. collects a total of 14 tracks (most studio, some live) and serves as a solid anthology/greatest-hits compilation. The selections span his career from 1975-1984, from one of his first bands (the legendary Heartbreakers with Johnny Thunders) up until a later incarnation of the Voidoids. The sound quality is consistent for the most part, and the music is rough, raw, and rocking -- in other words, classic Richard Hell. An early version of "Love Comes in Spurts" kicks off the album, and with a Heartbreakers' backup, is proof that Hell would have made a more-than-capable leader of the band (Thunders eventually gained control, effectively ending the original lineup). Also included is the depressed ballad "Betrayal Takes Two," the N.Y. new wave of "I'm Your Man," as well as the saxophone-laced "The Hunter Was Drowned." The only criticism of R.I.P. is the omission of one of Hell's best-known tunes, "Blank Generation," but otherwise it's highly recommended. -- Greg Prato (Allmusic)
I shared this record last year or thereabouts but it has since expired from Zippy. There was some chatter about Richard Hell yesterday after I shared Television so I thought, why not, I'll share Hell again. I get good and stoked over the raw rock and roll sound of Richard Hell no matter what the band name happens to be. And just to spite Greg Prato I've included "Blank Generation" for all us blankers here on TZ. Enjoy everyone. Dig it. -- JohnnyDiego
01. The Heartbreakers - Love Comes In Spurts (1975)
02. The Heartbreakers - Can't Keep My Eyes On You (1975)
03. The Heartbreakers - Hurt Me (1975)
04. The Voidoids - I'm Your Man (1977)
05. The Voidoids - Betrayal Takes Two (1977)
06. The Voidoids - Crack of Dawn (1979)
07. The Voidoids - Ignore That Door (1979)
08. The Voidoids - I Live My Life (1979)
09. The Voidoids - Going, Going, Gone (1979)
10. The Voidoids - I Can Only Give You Everything (1983)
11. Richard Hell - I Been Sleepin' on It (1984)
12. Richard Hell - Cruel Way to Go Down (1984)
13. Richard Hell - The Hunter Was Drowned (1984)
14. Richard Hell - Hey Sweetheart (1984)
15. The Voidoids - Blank Generation (1977)
https://www.discogs.com/Richard-Hell-RIP/release/1974623
Cleanly tagged with booklet included
Sandy Bull – Demolition Derby
Vanguard VSD 6578 (USA 1972)
Sandy Bull, all instruments except Dennis Charles on drums.
Alexander "Sandy" Bull (February 25, 1941 – April 11, 2001) was an american folk musician who was active from the late 1950s until his death in 2001.
Born in New York City, he was the only child of Harry A. Bull, an editor in chief of “Town & Country” magazine, and Daphné Van Beuren Bayne (1916–2002), a New Jersey banking heiress who became known as a jazz harpist under the name Daphné Hellman. His parents were divorced in 1941, shortly after his birth.
Sandy Bull was a composer and accomplished player of many stringed instruments, including guitar, pedal steel guitar, banjo and oud. His music blends non-western instruments with the 1960s folk revival. His albums often presented an eclectic repertoire including extended modal improvisations on oud. An arrangement of Carl Orff's composition “Carmina Burana” for 5-string banjo appears on his first album and other musical fusions include his adaptation of Luiz Bonfá's "Manhã De Carnaval", a lengthy variation on "Memphis Tennessee" by Chuck Berry, and compositions derived from works of J. S. Bach and Roebuck Staples.
Bull used overdubbing as a way to accompany himself. As documented in the “Still Valentine's Day, 1969: Live At The Matrix, San Francisco” recording, Sandy Bull's use of tape accompaniment was part of his solo performances in concert as well.
Bull primarily played a finger-picking style of guitar and banjo and his style has been compared to that of John Fahey and Robbie Basho of the early Takoma label in the 1960s. Bull also played the oud on Sam Phillips' 1991 album, “Cruel Inventions”.
1. Gotta Be Juicy (Or It Ain't Love) (5:02)
2. Carnival Jump (8:44)
3. Tennessee Waltz (3:06)
4. Sweet Baby Jumper (2:47)
5. Last Date (2:30)
6. Easy Does It (9:07)
7. Coming Together (A Song Of Faith) (5:50)
8. Cheeseburger (0:02)
Artwork Included (front, back, promo labels)
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/RJCjJu4f/file.html
Beachwood Sparks – Once We Were Trees
Rough Trade RTRADECD036 (U.K. 2001)
Chris Gunst (guitar)
Dave Scher (guitar)
Brent Rademaker (bass)
Aaron Sperkse (drums)
With help from Jay Mascis (guitar) and Ben Knight (guitar)
If you’re into The Byrds “Notorious Byrd Brothers” era, this one’s for you.
1. Germination (0:31)
2. Confusion Is Nothing New (3:05)
3. The Sun Surrounds Me (2:56)
4. You Take the Gold (2:09)
5. Hearts Mend (2:18)
6. Let It Run (6:38)
7. Old Manatee (3:34)
8. The Hustler (4:05)
9. Yer Selfish Ways (2:26)
10. By Your Side (4:58)
11. Close Your Eyes (3:32)
12. Banjo Press Conference (2:24)
13. Jugglers' Revenge (2:50)
14. The Good Night Whistle (4:44)
15. Once We Were Trees (5:08)
Artwork Included (front, back, unfolding booklet, CD)
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/STZgrNDS/file.html
robgronotte,
a coincident: I have Ted Leo & The Pharmacists "The Brutalist Bricks" 2010 on my list for the main page...
Stay tuned!
MORE FROM SOUL VAULT COLLECTION
Thanks To The Northern - Madman
24 Cd Collection Part 2 Volumes 13 to 24
modern soul classics. vol.13. modern soul movers.
party 'til the lights go out.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/IYe25Ib8/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.14. modern soul movers.
body talkin'.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/opgTNh2e/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.15. modern soul grooves.
love games.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/w4OCnwwZ/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.16. modern soul movers.
every little thing you do.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/EWLE7BXf/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.17. modern soul magic.
state of mind.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/M7Sfkg8h/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.18. modern soul movers.
obsession.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/LstuNIz8/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.19. modern soul movers.
i can't explain it.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/L9YXLrwd/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.20. modern soul movers.
girl i've been watching you.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/Elso9ejW/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.21. modern soul movers.
misunderstanding.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/XGUFps9B/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.22. modern soul movers.
intimate connection.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/r9HV2Qmb/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.23. modern soul movers.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/0SGydI4Q/file.html
modern soul classics. vol.24. modern soul movers.
welcome to my love.rar
http://www90.zippyshare.com/v/x47i1px9/file.html
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Thanks Indigoinsf aka Thomas for Gruppo Sportivo!
I had the LP ages ago... really good to replay.
@Butterboy
Enjoy your vacation.
@ Butterboy
Thanks for the Stax Funk yesterday, and all the other stuff too.
Have a good Christmas break. At least you'll have snow on Christmas day!
There's gonna be less music without you.
@ Bob
I have these:
1-K.C.Loving-K.C. 101
https://we.tl/il8AygzYVa
2-Jump With:Classic Sessions-Ace Records CHD 114
https://we.tl/soGx41CCNi
3-Boogie,Blues And Bounce-Ace Records CHD 1056
https://we.tl/0QwH0ejN02
4-Kat On The Keys-Ace Records CHD 736
https://we.tl/0makj0khXn
5-Going Back To Kay Cee-Ace Records CHD 503
https://we.tl/IG7acrNcZi
6-I'm In The Mood-Oldie Blues OLCD 7002
https://we.tl/jRLJda4I3b
Links expire december 6, 2017
December 1, 2017 at 3:28 AM
Friday SOUL
Thanks to the original uploaders.
- The Whole Damn World Is Going Crazy (Stax).zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/Z69BffCe/file.html
- Triple Threat Oldies.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/5IY0TkNj/file.html
- Twin Cities Funk & Soul ~ Lost R&B Grooves 1964-79.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/cN5T8qJA/file.html
- Twinight's Chicago Soul Heaven 1967-1972.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/t4u4cMF8/file.html
- Ultimate Soul Men Pt.1.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/GXsXQDlt/file.html
- Ultimate Soul Men Pt.2.zip
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/IisXgsyv/file.html
Here are some requests filled If Ive duplicated apologies[the Bizarros box is assorted albums singles from the group]
Twink-Lost Experimental Recordings.zip
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/86TW0F7T/file.html
Twink - 2007 - Ice Cream Truckin' (Mulatta) [192k].zip
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/WUgEtPvn/file.html
Tryo-1998- Mamagubida.zip
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/n40ekzTk/file.html
Tryo - Reggae Akoustik.zip
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/NMF9vwmu/file.html
KEENE BROTHERS - Blues and boogie shoes.zip
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/vNUIoUT4/file.html
Bizarros.zip
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/D3E6FkwC/file.html
v.a. - the united states of poetry.zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/AFZ6Degt/file.html
1996 - green on red - gas food lodging.zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/PlXtncEv/file.html
BLUEFIRE RECORDS Snakebite City series
Independent/alternative local bands from early to end of 90's. Originally intended for punk outfits - the sound tends to be punkier than other labels of the time.
Involvement with a local band called Phobia in 1991 led to the start of the record label releasing a 7" single and subsequently a compilation of local Aldershot bands called Snakebite City. Due to instant success of this first compilation in press & radio it led to Snakebite City 2 containing bands from all areas of the UK (+ 1 from France!). Vols.1 & 2 were vinyl only issues, with the rest being CD only. The label released 11 albums between 1992 and 2004.
I only have Vols.4-8 unfortunately.
Artists include: Gouge, Bis, Showgirls, The Glory Strummers, Dweeb, The Sweeney, The Bigger The God, Midget, Speed Urchin, Pa Skinny, Furball, Lithium Joe, Mega City Four, Dustball; Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine, Sludge Nation, and lots of other more obscure acts.
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Snakebite-City-Four/release/3040689
VA - Bluefire Records Snakebite City Vol.4.zip
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/iXpJaaXC/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Snakebite-City-Five/release/3061013
VA - Bluefire Records Snakebite City Vol.5.zip
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/JJpRxKme/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Snakebite-City-Six/release/3040676
VA - Bluefire Records Snakebite City Vol.6.zip
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/0yKxs1dO/file.html
Final two tomorrow.
@ Boogie1953
@ ralph11
Thank's guys for the Little Willie Littlefield
@ JohnnyDiego
I took the Richard Hell album - thanks.
Blank Generation is one of my all time favourite tracks.
Enjoy your journey to Antarctica, Butterboy. An ex brother in law has worked there for several years and he really loves it. Happy holidays.
another day of interesting share on tz
from me the first part of share of an italian alternative hip hop band
Uochi Toki
Uochi Toki (https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uochi_Toki)
are an italian alternative hip hop band
personally i believe their one of best italian musical act still active although i know can be hard to understand for non italian people
2000 Laze Biose - Satura Lanx (Demo)
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/8GTNb2Kd/file.html
2001 Scusate, secondo voi il dentifricio costituisce ancora uno status symbol (as Laze Biose)
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/x7XDh5mK/file.html
2003 - Vocapatch
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/lCP7WROG/file.html
2004 - Uochi Toki
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/QZYPmDV2/file.html
2006 - Laze Biose
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/vMcTaPhN/file.html
2007 - Uochi Toki & Eterea Postbong Band - La Chiave Del 20
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/0cBzwegP/file.html
2009 - Libro Audio
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/TwPiEefW/file.html
2010 - Cuore Amore Errore Disintegrazione
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/0ayP9xpn/file.html
next part in a few days (monday i presume)
@JohnnyDiego - R.I.P. is the cassette that got me into Richard Hell. It's a great place to start!
@Butterboy - Save travels, and stay warm!
Love the Edmunds-Carter clip!!!
Another installment of my Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ series! This is one of my favorite volumes. It includes “Slick Titty Boom” a song about groupies by Elvin Bishop (the B-Side of his biggest hit), & one apiece by Fountains Of Wayne & The Cornell Hurd Band (who never disappoint!) Does anyone have Cornell Hurd to share?
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #31
01. Bang Bang - Iggy Pop
02. Red Dragon Tattoo - Fountains Of Wayne
03. She Bop - Cyndi Lauper
04. Don't Break This Heart Of Mine - ? & The Mysterians
05. Girl - Tiny Tim & Brave Combo
06. Splanky - Rhoda Scott
07. Do You Know The Way To San Jose - Bert Melia
08. Occapella - Ringo Starr
09. Slick Titty Boom - Elvin Bishop
10. Bewildered - James Brown
11. A World Without Love - Bill Janovitz
12. Stoned Soul Picnic - Jill Sobule
13. Never Take The Place Of You - Dave Edmunds
14. Sky High - Jigsaw
15. More Than This - Roxy Music
16. Smells Like Teen Spirit - The High Fives
17. Fixing A Hole - 747's
18. After The Fox - Loser's Lounge
19. Pay You Back With Interest - The Hollies
20. Whatever Way The Wind Blows - Kelly Willis
21. Don't Wipe Your Face On Your Shirt - The Cornell Hurd Band
22. One Hit Wonder - The Ides Of March
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/vXjTfclC/file.html
- Stinky
Butterboy --
Don't forget your snorkel and fins. Also lots of Copper Tan. It's fixin' to be summer in Antarctica. And have a safe trip.
Safe travels, Butterboy. Stay away from the Mountains of Madness.
This was requested the other day (by SR-71, I believe), and I don't think it was shared yet. Tommy Keene (RIP) and Robert Pollard (GBV) made an album together as The Keene Brothers, and they called it Blues & Boogie Shoes. NMR, TTOU, 320kps, etc.
www82.zippyshare.com/v/G2YOeeh0/file.html
Thanks for the Keene Brothers and Beachwood Sparks, folks! Stay warm in Antarctica, Butterboy.
Cheers,
sr-71
I don't listen to contemporary radio. Occasionally my kids play me something good, but I have little interest in what's popular these days. So I was surprised to hear a new song by Kelly Clarkson ("Love So Soft") that truly moved me. It's got real horns and one of those irresistible clapping rhythms.
I always thought Kelly Clarkson was one of those young divas who rely on excessive melisma and don't understand that sometimes less is more. This song has its moments of vocal acrobatics, but her voice literally made my thinning hair stand on end. I'm curious whether any of the soulies at TZ would care for this: youtu.be/vkKSFEUW7tQ
+++rare share no one asked for+++
taking a page out of @SoulTime59's book here with this one (minus the rich history lesson of course) ...
Gloria Taylor, later known as Gloria Ann Taylor had only several recording sessions in her career (between 67-73) and most of which are quite obscure finds in either physical or digital formats. an absolute shame as this lady had class, sass and style for days. a few efforts to comprise compilations have been made but none are complete discography's. to my knowledge (thanks discogs/45cat) i have compiled the entire catalog here with the exception of the original 'Blue Bubble Glasses' but it's re-recorded/unaltered version 'Burning Eyes' is included.
here's some history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Ann_Taylor
there's a handful of tracks at 192kbs, a handful that are VBR and majority at 320kbs. i used the best quality i could find. huge thanks to original uploaders!
so without further ado, may i present ...
Gloria Ann Taylor - Taylor Made (Discography)
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/85l5pngS/file.html
enjoy. cheers, S
thanks
@Bob for the daily soul dose
@Butterboy for that MG/PF gem
PS
new Groovy Gumbo comp out now soulies!
https://groovygumbo.blogspot.ca/
have a great weekend TZers!
cheers, S
@northern_madman
many thanks m8 for more great links
appreciated
Thank you, S13. Your Gloria Taylor comp looks intriguing.
Gaius said:
@Butterboy
Have a nice trip into the Antarctic summer. But prepare yourself and read this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_Shackleton
Because we want you back.
Your shares offered me some music I owned only on LP, it closed some gaps in my collection and sometimes it provides me with something new.
I don't know much of the Austrian Band "Freak Out". They appeared in the very early 70's and named themselves after a track from "The Mothers of Invention" which they covered on their only LP. There are some other covered "Blodwyn Pig, East of Eden and Spirit" tracks. on it and a minority of own titles. Here's this forgotten band:
Freak Out
Life 1971 (Austria, Krautrock, Jazz-Rock/Fusion, 320)
https://yadi.sk/public/?hash=AtRnQIG7N05INZFO6BpIO9PMoIsmAHr85Iu%2BWSTIGCY%3D
Here's a pile of of instro albums for the fans of the genre
Zorros Petardos Salvajes - Satanic Fields[instro].zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/dP7Zi6ZL/file.html
VA - Spaghetty Afternoon 2005.zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/B5Lz81uN/file.html
Urban Surf Kings - Snowman Rumble[instro].zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/L3l3Hc6D/file.html
Thee Icepicks - Hypothermiaddicts.zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/dssZSeQU/file.html
The X-Rayons - The X-Rayons[instro]+bonus.zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/Jwl85EBM/file.html
The Weisstronauts - Flat Bottom Cold Greaser [instro].zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/AddBLL2t/file.html
Martin Cilia - 2015 - Electric Christmas[instro].zip
http://www62.zippyshare.com/v/92C8ANuq/file.html
@ S13
Thanks for the Gloria Ann Taylor - I didn't have much of the early stuff.
Here's where there is a copy of Blue Glass Bubbles
https://soundcloud.com/ro-dri-g0/gloria-ann-taylor-blue-glass-bubbles
Gloria Ann Taylor - Blue Glass Bubbles.mp3
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/7PAuffNK/file.html
Someones says-
allan.azulbotón at 1:40:
Is not this song Burning Eyes?
And here's a couple of Soundcloud downloaders which I used:
https://scdownloader.net/
https://soundcloudmp3.org/?ref=again
yesterday i've upload velvetone yip yip to satisfy a request
as request from vacabilly and rocking bear
here the other two velvetone album i've find
2001 dark blossom
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/rym1He9I/file.html
2004 switchback ride
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/povfY4qx/file.html
Here's a bag of nice sounding albums for a cold Friday night
Jack Grunsky-My Ship (1968)folk.zip
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/PuxiL37L/file.html
Jack Grunsky - Toronto, 1971.zip
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/rbDIhu0f/file.html
Al Wilson-Searching For The Dolphins (1968)soul.zip
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/B5tgBuOC/file.html
A Feather On The Breath Of God_ Sequences and hymns by Hildegard of Bingen.zip
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/gFMJYQt7/file.html
Rusalnaia - Rusalnaia (Camera Obscura, 2008) [230k VBR].zip
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/OYNwfk1Q/file.html
jonder: I've always felt that Kelly Clarkson was the real deal. Her material hasn't always been the best but when she chooses her own material (as she does on her latest) it's really great pop.
Butterboy---Have an amazing vacation!
@ Butterboy
Thanks for the Stax Funk.
Enjoy your trip & don't get too sunburned or should that be iceburned.
Moose
Have a blindin vacation Butterboy ;)
thanks a lot Luis for velvetone i missed this in my pc,they got a split with a band called liquid laugther lounge quartet too ,and i'm interested in they too somebody call help me?
i used to do album reviews + an interview or 2 , here's Mr. Verlaine w/ some surprising
[just the] facts about TV's early days.
tom remains 1 of the few figures of the 70's whose more recent stuff i find remaining worthy ...a fave guitarist and able wordsmith, patti
http://www.thewonder.co.uk/artics.htm
TOM VERLAINE INTERVIEW
by GE
In 1976, on assignment with CRAWDADDY MAGAZINE I met Verlaine in the midtown NYC Wartoke offices during the recording of Television's first album MARQUEE MOON (winter 1976.) This fragment survived over the years.
TV:
(re the Eno/Island Records-funded demo fiasco)
-the only thing I can tell you about it would be bad! I mean I like Eno, I like his records... The bad thing about it is there was a very uncool A&R guy who took the tapes back to London and played 'em for every fucking artist on Island Records, so-& like I tell that to people but they don't believe it, it happens a lot, especially with the English... I mean they ripped off a whole fucking artform from Americans. And their whole esthetic is like if they hear something that's good it just sorta comes in their ear and goes out their mouth y'know-and most of 'em have the means to like set something on vinyl really quickly, crank out the stuff, so yeah, so there's a lot of lines that are on our record (MM) that might strike some people as familiar even though the songs are like 4 years old...specifically, a lot of the lines turned up on Roxy Music's SIREN record-at least a dozen! Some I got so distressed about I said 'Well FUCK! -if he's gonna take THESE lines! I mean how can I prove it, I can't prove it, right? But you know...
GE
Quote some, I'm very familiar with that album...
TV:
One of them is 'My heart stopped' and the whole band stops...
GE: (quoting Ferry)
'Will it stop?' (Sentimental Fool)
TV:
Right, which is a move we used to do in 'Venus de Milo' ...which I got bored with and changed anyway. Another thing is 'This case is closed' at the end of - see, I only heard the album twice, I got so like pissed off when I heard it I took it out and sold it (laughing) didn't want to hear it again!... And there was this thing about little birdcalls I think on one of the songs.
GE:
"Nightingale"
TV:
Right- we used to have like a (chirp-whistles imitating a bird) kind of effect on a song called 'Prove It'...another thing is on the tape I did for Eno I did a certain style of playing piano-a certain kind of harmony with two hands- which showed up in their keyboards on I believe the second song on the first side ("End of the Line") just a certain way like- but I can't claim originality for that, it was just curious that even THAT showed up... and then we had, the song 'Venus de Milo' the whole SUBject of it is Love is a drug, I mean there's even a line in it "It's all just like a new kind of drug" -and then there's this Roxy song (chuckling) on SIREN 'Love is the Drug'! ... Bryan Ferry's known as a thief y'know, everybody sort of knows it...
access link above for more
Looking for Dave Edmunds - Repeat When Necessary many thanks to all!
Enjoy your time on the bottom (or top?) of our world Butterboy. If the crate digging is good you will let us know right?
Mose
you know the instrumumental "Rumble" ?
there was a docu on arte.tv (french/germann TV) about the people behind and around it
german title: "Rumble - Das rote Herz des Rock"
the english original title was "RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World"
sorry - with german comment, couldn't find the original (all YT links go nowhere)
- still worth listening to - most english audio is understandable.
(i missed the french version - i had grabbed it if knew it was that good)
compressed but still huge file (820 MB) - length is 1h40 !
https://mega.nz/#!TQNjHKja!6hg8Y2b25AUj0SNjsMsxWej_8Cn43F_8E-mDdq33zHo
my RESPECT to all the native american musicians mentioned.
Hermann
(thanks to all contributors on TZ - Butterboy don't be to harsh on the penguins ;-} )
hey @Bob thanks
... i found same link in my search but don't have a soundcloud downloader.
which of those two is better for windows?
Butterboy, have a great trip: Antarctica should be fascinating. Thanks also to monty for his cold Friday night collection.
Thanks for the Television and Richard Hell ROIR stuff! Would greatly appreciate some uploads of another great NYC band, The Dictators, their later stuff after "Bloodbrothers," and the ROIR release "F**k 'Em If They Can't Take a Joke." Thanks again!
Spencer Wiggins - Feed the Flame The Fame and XL Recordings
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/udTURwaa/file.html
Going to post some old links as they come across them.
Spencer Wiggins - The Complete Goldwax Singles
http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Upk5sKRQ/file.html
Otis Rush - The Cobra Recordings 1956-58
http://www80.zippyshare.com/v/1xqb7vVp/file.html
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/YMjZaAzB/file.html
Arbee Stidham - Tired Of Wandering
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/yDhUckp5/file.html
Solomon Burke - Blue and Soulful
https://mega.nz/#!zIIjiA4a!rahtwXggmlDVICNjY_8Gr8pdf2_Fp1Wm7kbrLhNgJcY
Earl King - Let The Good Times Roll
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/3Ph31WSE/file.html
Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Gate Walks To Board
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/igjbX71m/file.html
The Mighty Clouds of Joy - It's Time
http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/F8ARL6kG/file.html
Screaming Gospel Holy Rollers, Volume One
https://mega.nz/#!SZwUCCbT!YdsQuGTjVf3MvhL8v88DxrhR9ihyfyBM17ko5cDMhAc
Screaming Gospel Holy Rollers, Vol 2
https://mega.nz/#!HBo12YJR!h5tbAnFezpjxdZlVmyURqpbNtGIPrKoIoajtlmOIJxU
request ...
Southside Movement -1974- Movin'
https://www.discogs.com/Southside-Movement-Movin/master/1008687
I have rips of their other 2 LPs but can't find this one.
will share what I have if anyone's interested?
any help greatly appreciated. cheers, S
Thank you Luis and Montymusic! You have a great taste!
@ S13
The Gloria Ann Taylor track Blue Glass Bubbles IS different to the Burning Eyes
Soundcloud downloading:
This one is quicker to use, but doesn't name the track - it comes out as eg. "ThghkiujHmnjo.mp3"
https://scdownloader.net/download
Both are 128.
Before I found these I used to record in real time using Audacity and then convert to mp3.
ge --
"Bryan Ferry's known as a thief y'know, everybody sort of knows it." -- Tom Verlaine
I love it! Thanks for the interview.
Late again, my thanks to those who generously posted all the soul music, always grateful.
@ butterboy, bon voyage, have a great time away, wrap up warm. A very merry Christmas & New Year to you & yours.
cheers,ELtel
@ Butterboy; many thanks for the Trojan & Windham Hill boxsets, much appreciated! Enjoy your Antarctica trip, that should be wonderful!
Somehow, a couple notes of appreciation vaporized between my worn-through keyboard, and the keen TZ world. In case busy and generous folks circle back this far, though:
@ButterBoy: Thank you for the Windham Hill. And: best wishes on your long trip -- if you haven't taken flight already (or hopped a schooner), I'd like to suggest you bring along an album or three on flash drive, and then post from the Bottom of the World when you find a decent wi-fi zone among the penguins. That would set a TZ long-distance record, I think... until someone hops a fast bucket to the international space station (I nominate you... though JohnnyD's probably been up there already).
PS: Thanks also for the Marvin/Floyd; this should be an intriguing listen.
@Stinky: Thank you for more cheese!
@Yonder: My girls are no longer under this roof or being ferried around by their doting dad, which means I don't get to hear the latest. So thank you for the Kelly Clarkson; I like the percussion and horns especially (Kelly should move past Mariah Carey's later vocal catalog, though). Great sound!
Glad you liked the tune, Aging Child! One of my sons is still in high school, and his tastes run toward vaporwave (still not sure what that is) and Mac DeMarco. The other son is in college, and loves stoner metal and recent hip hop. We found common ground on QOTSA and ATCQ, but I don't understand the appeal of some of their favorites, which makes me feel like, well, an aging child.
@Jonder: Heh-heh. Be sure to keep on giving your boys' sounds a listen, every so often. We'll never truly understand our offspring... but even a bit of grasp of what appeals to them will give us enough of an insight that they'll never become strangers, either. Cheers... by crackey!
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