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Elton John has always been one of my favorite artists and performers, and when I was buying singles, I usually loved the non-album B-sides as much as the hits on the A-sides. So, when I ran into a six-disc homemade comp that purported to be all of EJ’s vinyl singles and B’s, I jumped at it. Played the hell out of it for a while until something else took my fancy. I ran across it yesterday and was into it once again, so I thought I’d share. Here are the first three discs (with tracklists). At 320, natch.
Disc 1: Times Gettin’ Tougher than Tough (Bluesology – EJ on piano only)/Everyday I Have the Blues (Bluesology – EJ on piano only)/Just a Little Bit (Bluesology – EJ on piano only)/Here’s to the Next Time/All Across the Havens/Just Like Strange Rain/Bad Side of the Moon/Grey Seal/Into the Old Man’s Shoes/Honey Roll/Holiday Inn/Goodbye/Lady Samantha/It’s Me That You Need/Elderberry Wine/Skyline Pigeon/Jack Rabbit/Whenever You’re Ready (We’ll Go Steady Again)/Screw You/Ho, Ho, Ho (Who’d Be a Turkey at Christmas)/Bennie and the Jets http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/unJTR7rW/file.html
Disc 2: Sick City/Cold Highway/House of Cards/Sugar on the Floor/I Feel Like a Bullet in the Gun of Robert Ford/Harmony/Snow Queen/Rock and Roll Madonna/Shoulder Holster/Chameleon/Flintstone Boy/I Cry at Night/Lovesick/Are You Ready for Love? (Pt. 2)/Strangers http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/MU5nHelV/file.html
Disc 3: Thunder in the Night/Conquer the Sun/White Man Danger/Cartier/Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters/Donner Pour Donner/Tactics/Steal Away Child/Love So Cold/Whatever Gets You Thru the Night (with John Lennon, Live NYC 1974)/Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (with John Lennon, Live NYC, 1974)/Fools in Fashion/Can’t Get Over Losing You/Hey, Papa Legba/The Retreat/Where Have All the Good Times Gone? (Remix) http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/eCSBvJfE/file.html
In the Kitsch Korner, we have the original London cast of “Hair,” a Stan Freberg Best Of, and A.J. Weberman’s phone conversations with Bob Dylan (Weberman, the first and foremost Dylanologist, famously stole Dylan’s garbage and wrote about it ). Bitrates will vary, John. But you knew that, didn’t you, Marsha?
“Hair” Original London Cast (1968) – http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/gjdds8k5/file.html
Stan Freberg Capitol Collector’s Series (1990) – http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/MBYXOKWy/file.html
A.J. Weberman & Bob Dylan – The Historic Confrontation (1971) – http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/7duBrfN0/file.html
Someone was looking for Tom T. Hall, so here are his first six albums in three two-fers:
The Ballad of Forty Dollars & Homecoming - http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/s7R91W4q/file.html
In Search of a Song & The Rhymer and Other Five and Dimers – http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/UjO6MluZ/file.html
We All Got Together And… & The Storyteller - http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/qLdV3pRd/file.html
National Lampoon: http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/r7tLIHu2/file.html
In this link are: Radio Dinner/Missing White House Tapes/Official NL Stereo Test and Demonstration Record/That’s Not Funny, That’s Sick!/Sex, Drugs, Rock ‘n’ Roll and the End of the World
Labi Siffre is one of my favourite singer-songwriters. Famous for writing It Must Be Love and Crying Laughing Loving Lying, he’s impossible to define into a genre, covering many along the way.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labi_Siffre
Here’s six of his albums:
1970 – Labi Siffre:
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/aej6Heie/file.html
1971 – The Singer And The Song:
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/vPwz36Lu/file.html
1972 – Crying Laughing Loving Lying
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/H7ZA3eIf/file.html
1973 – For The Children
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/RWNaFBK4/file.html
1975 – Remember My Song
http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/dq07E9Kg/file.html
1988 – So Strong
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/ulalZYMf/file.html
Now it’s over to you. Anyone got any other LS albums? I’m looking for Happy (1975), Make My Day (1989), Man of Reason (1991), The Last Songs (1998/2006/2015), Monument (Spoken Word) (1998) or anything else that you can share.
Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music [Part 1]
This is an extensive 12 CD set which covers the history of American folk music. Full info and booklet included in Vol. 1 as "scans".
Rest of the set to follow.....
Track listings:- CD 1-3
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Troubadours-Folk-And-The-Roots-Of-American-Music-Part-1/release/5278890
Track listings:- CD 4-6
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Troubadours-Folk-And-The-Roots-Of-American-Music-Part-2/release/5327780
Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music Vols. 1 - 6
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD1 (1928-55).zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/tdKyFNSX/file.html
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD2 (1944-52).zip
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD3 (1952-61).zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/NmSztjhb/file.html
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD4 (1958-65).zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/9ZEp4ur2/file.html
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD5 (1962-66).zip
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/qGu57nc6/file.html
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD6 (1960-67).zip
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/ovkNOqxi/file.html
Heres two superb albums both in 320
Agnes Obel-Philharmonics.zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/i1eYLhsC/file.html
Agnes Obel-2014 - Aventine (Deluxe edition).zip
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/61nUKEYg/file.html
The Beatles – Yellow Matter Custard
Original LP = Trade Mark Of Quality TMQ (no reference) (USA 1972)
This rip = CD = Express Records (UK 1989)
The running order on the CD is different. Some song titles were changed for the CD release. Hereunder are the running order and the titles as they appear on my original vinyl. I was so much younger then; nowadays, I wouldn’t write on the labels…
1. I Got A Woman (2:35)
2. Glad All Over (1:53)
3. I Just Don't Understand (2:49)
4. Slow Down (2:36)
5. Please Don't Ever Change (2:06)
6. A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues (2:20)
7. I'm Sure To Fall (2:23)
8. Nothin' Shakin' But The Leaves On The Trees (2:59)
9. Lonesome Tears In My Eyes (2:36)
10. Everyone Wants Someone (1:55)
11. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry Over You (2:01)
12. Crying, Waiting, Hoping (2:11)
13. To Know Her Is To Love Her (2:48)
14. Bound By Love (1:40)
Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back, CD)
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/QucLwg1V/file.html
Eddie Harris – The Electrifying Eddie Harris
Atlantic SD 1495 (U.S.A. 1968)
Eddie Harris (Tenor Saxophone, Saxophone [Electronic Varitone])
Haywood Henry (Baritone Saxophone)
Melvin Jackson (Bass)
Richard Smith (Drums)
Joe Wohletz (Percussion)
Ray Barretto (Percussion)
Jodie Christian (Piano)
David Newman (Tenor Saxophone)
King Curtis (Tenor Saxophone)
Joe Newman (Trumpet)
Mel Lastie (Trumpet)
I foolishly parted with this LP 15 years ago; now I’m happy I found it again as a digital (mp3) copy and my thanks go to the original ripper and poster, whoever and wherever he/she may be…
1. Theme In Search Of A Movie (4:08)
2. Listen Here (7:42)
3. Judie's Theme (4:40)
4. Sham Time (6:52)
5. Spanish Bull (8:17)
6. I Don't Want No One But You (3:40)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, 3 sets of labels)
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/iUo7pLEx/file.html
Hi montysmusic....In among a recent Daily Dozen you uploaded Fuzzy Tiger Mix # 5 which goes nicely with Vols.1 & 2 you posted here awhile ago. I wondered if you had Vols 3 & 4 and if there were any further volumes after #5?
Another great comp you posted as part of a daily dozen was Sunshine Pearls Vol.1. Are there any more volumes of this wonderful comp? Many thanks and a happy new year!
J.D. Crowe And The Kentucky Mountain Boys – Ramblin' Boy (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www108.zippyshare.com/v/S9vRvg87/file.html
A1 Born To Be With You
Written-By – Don Robertson
A2 Please Search Your Heart
Written-By – Doyle Lawson, Pete Goble
A3 Bear Tracks
Written-By – Crowe, Martin
A4 Sin City
Written-By – Hillman, Parsons
A5 I'll Stay Around
Written-By – Lester Flatt
A6 Bouquet In Heaven
Written-By – Scruggs, Flatt
B1 Somehow Tonight
Written-By – Earl Scruggs
B2 Portrait Of The Blues
Written By – Goose
Written-By – Carlisle
B3 Ramblin' Boy
Written-By – Tom Paxton
B4 Black Jack
Written-By – Lawson, Crowe
B5 So Afraid Of Losing You Again
Written-By – Dallas Frazier
B6 There'll Be No Blind Ones There
Written-By – Pete Roberts
https://www.discogs.com/JD-Crowe-And-The-Kentucky-Mountain-Boys-Ramblin-Boy/release/3016612
Gaius said:
One of many English bands coming to Italy in search of success during the late 60's, "The Trip" included a young Ritchie Blackmore in their first line-up, along with founder members Andersen and Gray and drummer Ian Broad, but a line-up change brought two italians in, keyboards player Joe Vescovi from Savona (later the leading figure in the band) and drummer Pino Sinnone from Turin.
With a stable line-up the band had a good recording deal with RCA and released their first album in 1970, and a single taken from it.
By listening to the 'Atlantide'-album of 1972 you shouldn't think that you are possessing a long lost ELP album. Indeed 'Atlantide', especially the title track sounds like a young Keith Emerson on work.
Get it here:
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/cI32xUck/file.html
And here is a heavy little bit of Krautrock for you:
"Golem "
Orion Awakes 1973 (Germany, Krautrock, Space/Psychedelic Rock)
https://yadi.sk/public/?hash=I3M%2BfDTpNhRIUdIuT%2FZJv4jYKroVEZK4iD97ELNKRPs%3D
Eclectic, psychedelic epic rock with lot of Hammond organs, heavy drums and jamming guitars. To be played LOUD.
Tommy James & The Shondells – Hanky Panky (1966) Vinyl @320
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/IY71CE9I/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Tommy-James-The-Shondells-Hanky-Panky/release/2962537
Cream – Live Cream Volume II (1972) Vinyl @320
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/D44T9D5c/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Cream-Live-Cream-Volume-II/release/5588162
Nick Lowe – Labour Of Lust (1979) Vinyl @320
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/s4J9WWbV/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Nick-Lowe-Labour-Of-Lust/release/654861
James Brown – Roots Of A Revolution (1984) 2LP vinyl @320
Side 1&2
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/UeVMP3dR/file.html
Side 3&4
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/Mg3LqyhN/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/James-Brown-Roots-Of-A-Revolution/release/655129
The Neville Brothers- Yellow Moon (1989) CD @320
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/5JKAjS6t/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Neville-Brothers-Yellow-Moon/release/747166
96dbFreak, huge thank you for the Labi Siffre albums!
Can anyone help with this album, 'Al Ferrier & his Boppin' Billies The Birth Of Rockabilly
Hi all, thanks for all the great posts. Anybody can help with "Ray Wylie Hubbard – Something About The Night 1979"? Thanks JJ
Wonderful...thank you JWDen!
Looking for some old Ray Agee LP's:
Ray Agee – Tin Pan Alley. Diving Duck Records – DD 4301
Netherlands 1982
Ray Agee – Black Night Is Gone. Mr R&B Records – R&B-105
Sweden 1984
Ray Agee – I'm Not Looking Back. Mr R&B Records – R&B-1003
Sweden 1985
Anyone?
Dears,
any chance of anyone help with
The Bellrays - Punk Funk Rock Soul Ep??
thks!
Thank you! Also looking for "I Witness Life," "Country Is" & "For The People In The Last Hard Town" if anyone has them.
Here's a bit more early Tom T. Hall
Tom T. Hall - 100 Children (1970) + I Witness Life (1970).zip
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/j7lm7Ude/file.html
Tom T. Hall - 1967-1969 (Warped 6730).zip
http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/E34Ch269/file.html
JWDen thanks for the Elton John singles. I am not a big EJ fan, well at least through Yellow Brick Road then I moved to different music. BUT, does anyone have his 17-11-70 live album for posting?
It was released in 71, was recorded live on WNEW-NYC (one of the best FM rock stations in the states). Has an incredible opening of Take Me To the Pilot. I had a vinyl copy until downsizing all my album many years ago, currently doing that with all my CDs. If you have this album and can post for DL, thank you.
Also Merry New Year to all at TZ, thanks for all you do.
Cheers
RugbyLad
Hi Bob,
thanks for the Folk Troubadours but the link for CD2 is missing!
Best
Mo Lester
@ Seamav ty for the Beatles looking forward to that one
@ Zipper Ill see what I have mate keep a eye on the threads over the next few days Ive been struggling with ill-health for a month now thats why my posts have been a bit hit n miss apologies for that
all other posters thanks for all the great posts you have posted and hope the New Year brings all you could possibly need
Gyro/RYP thanks guys for keeping HMS Twilight afloat this year and the present format is brilliant IMHO
so heres a pint from the Olde Montycat to you both cheers lads!
Whats has been special for me as well is seeing a few ladies grace the doors which is quite rare
Someone asked for a Marshall Crenshaw boot earlier I couldn't find it but came across these MC album which you may enjoy There are quite a few MC boots and he also made quite a lot of albums so if you want more MC drop me a hint ..or two
Marshall Crenshaw-The EP Collection.zip
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/Z2H1BAJ9/file.html
Marshall Crenshaw-Early Demos (1979-1981) HQ MP3.zip
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/u4L41ymH/file.html
Marshall Crenshaw-Downtown Demos (c. 1984) HQ MP3.zip
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/JOLQGWv5/file.html
Marshall Crenshaw-Demos.zip
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/Mp5QLDTu/file.html
Marshall Crenshaw-1985 Live At The Ritz.zip
http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/mL1dCNHD/file.html
. . . and now for something completely diffrent, eh!?!?
Good to see a couple of bits of heavy rumpo partially disrobing. Maybe next time you could pubup some raunchy nipple baring hip-thrusting old brasses. Grind on, I say.
National Lampoon - National Lampoon's Lemmings.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/f09Ycvfd/file.html
National Lampoon - National Lampoon's Radio Hour.zip
http://www117.zippyshare.com/v/jmthmeI4/file.html
Two by Mike Nichols and Elaine May:
Retrospect (1962)
https://mega.nz/#F!np4BDK4b!vrlmGk9lqVb0GCzA9V-WfQ
Examine Doctors (1962)
https://mega.nz/#F!mpJR3QBY!fSXdkxEctcCTKO3fFwQ9DQ
And...
The Humor of Rowan & Martin (1969) Dan Rowan and Dick Martin
https://mega.nz/#F!axw12I5J!dUmyeDqFSvnl9c1lOoLabA
Funky, Honkey, Nasty Ni**er (1975) Richard and Willie
https://mega.nz/#F!i5hhzSLA!wBbDjtnTiQj94Lf_afwBgw
@ Mo Lester
Sorry about that - here's the link.
- Troubadours - Folk And The Roots Of American Music CD2 (1944-52).zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/QV2tXKQY/file.html
@clash. Excellent posts, as is always the case. FYI the Tommy James link is dead.
@montysmusic - I too am interested in Fuzzy Tiger Mix #3 and #4.
@zipper - Thanks for the heads up on the Fuzzy Tiger Mix #5. I had somehow missed that one.
For anyone else looking for Fuzzy #5, monty uploaded it on the 15th. Link is through mega and is still good, thankfully.
@everyone - I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season. Wishing everyone a great New Year!
96dbFreak said...
Anyone got any other LS albums? I’m looking for Happy (1975), Make My Day (1989), Man of Reason (1991), The Last Songs (1998/2006/2015), Monument (Spoken Word) (1998) or anything else that you can share.
Here you are with two more albums by the famous Labbi Siffre:
Man Of Reason / The Last Songs (320kbps)
Link: http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/rCd69kGr/file.html
@Rugby Lad - I know of a couple different versions of 11/17/70 (or 17/11/70)EJ album, and I believe the version I have has an extra track, and the songs are in the correct running order. I'll look.
Thanks so much to Monte for the Marshall Crenshaw. I still think his first album was one of the '80s best records. I'd love to hear more, my friend...
Iggy
@Scott Marks - thanks for the Nichols and May!
JWDen - !
Many thanks for your shares, not just today's batch.
Many more thanks for Stan 'The Man' Freberg & Tom T. Hall; Both are always welcome!
Also: Very tickled to see 'Hair'-related albums, as I used to have several different foreign cast 'Hair' releases on vinyl. I'm a sucker for familiar show tunes in other languages, what can I say?! I think I had a few foreign 'My Fair Lady' LP's too... Anyway: Let the Hair fly. If you got it, flaunt it!
Cheers!
Marshall Crenshaw - U.S. Remix (1984):
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/0HIN3N0c/file.html
For details about this one, see my blog.
montysmusic, thank you for sharing the ep collection and the two superb albums.
Bob, thank you for sharing the roots...appreciated.
JWDen, thanks for sharing the brilliant other sides.
Searnav, thank you for sharing that young band...always great.
@Charles de Lint. The Tommy James link should be fine. Please give it another try.
Bob - Thanks for the Troubadours!
@ Nobby. Thanks for the Siffre.
By the way: If you ever have heard one good song of Wild Billy Childish, you have heard all
Cheers monty my friend....I'll keep a weather eye open for anything that crops up. Thanks for all your great shares this past year and I wish you all the best for 2018. Hope you're feeling better soon. Cheers!
Anonymous was looking for some Supergrass. This is my fave of theirs, "In It For The Money", and their Best Of, "Supergrass Is 10". If you have specific requests, let me know - I probably have it.
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/O5BBKZA4/file.html
@Iwika - Thanks for the Bike. Truly outstanding. Not sure how I made it through my '90s Power Pop Obsession without hearing this.
Finally, if anyone has Ric Menck's solo album they'd be willing to share, I would love to get a copy.
Happy New Year To All!
JiffyBoy
The comedy stockade is quickly depleting, JWDen. May have to switch over to soundtracks soon.
Thanks for all the Labi Siffre posted hereupon - I’d quite forgotten what a talent he was (er, is!) and it’s nice to be reacquainted with his albums.
... that Diana said ...
@ JWDen - Yay! The Elton John B-sides fill a Yuge gap!
@ montymusic - Agnes Obel is a favorite of mine. The resta youse guise...
Agnes is a Danish singer/songwriter who mostly works alone with her piano. Her music is minimal, intimate, "elegant" in the mathematical sense - but that doesn't even come close to a description. Give Philharmonics a spin - if you like it at all you will REALLY like it. :)
By the way: If you ever have heard one good song of Wild Billy Childish, you have heard all
That's a rather ignorant and untrue statement.
Since we seem to have gone "Hair" raising mad, here's my politically incorrect contribution. Stan Kenton's jazzy rendition of "Colored Spade" is two stops shy of genius on the monorail platform of life. Great for karaoke or sing along while driving with the windows wide open!
Hair (1969) Stan Kenton @320
https://mega.nz/#F!mg52FLqb!V0VKJY9ohA9sXFwGphVI6Q
Thanks for all the great shares lately! I have a question - does anyone happen to have copies of the Rev Frost Bloody Holiday Mixes he used to post? I know I'm going back a ways but I found my copy of Rev Frost Bloody Xmas Mix #5 this year and enjoyed the hell out of it. I never had the chance to download the rest, and I know he's got it streaming these days, but it would be great to have the mp3s
One more politically incorrect addition. Mancini swings "Hitler" with a Latin beat.
The Big Latin Band Of Henry Mancini (1968) Henry Mancini @320
1. The Magnificent Seven 2:07
2. Springtime For Hitler
3. Theme From "A Fistful Of Dollars"
4. Touch Of Evil (Main Theme)
5. Patricia
6. The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
7. Mission: Impossible Theme
8. Norma La De Guadalajara
9. Zacatecas
10. Hang 'Em High
11. Las Cruces
https://mega.nz/#F!T9YCFaIK!0MIT4ueumUtdu6QaeyciQQ
Thanks again to JWDen and Anonymous for the NatLamp links!
@Bob: Thank you for the American roots!
@Searnav: thanks for the fine custard, too.
@Monty's: take care of that health of yours... maybe a li'l chicken soup to wash down your next pint?
@ScottM: Thanks for socking it to us with Rowan and Martin!
@Linda: If I may, and respectfully: Sir Reginald Kenneth Dwight is quite welcome here, and most especially ahead of narrow-minded potty-mouthery; sigh.
Happy fourth day of Christmas, all (yes, even to Linda), and a Happy New Year looming!
Cheers!
@Clash
Thank you for the J.D. Crowe album. In bluegrass 1971 was a time when younger players were emerging and bringing a new perspective to the music although this one still shows a lot of respect for tradition. Good solid playing.
Labi Siffre, - Make My Day. Hope this is the one you want.
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/3Cabb5Eq/file.html
Thanks Agin Child how did you know I had Chicken Broth on Christmas Day ? have a good one mate and a great 2018
@clash. I'm still getting a "file doesn't exist on this server" message with the Tommy James. But thanks for having a look.
@Charles de Lint. So sorry, you're right. that was an old link. this is the correct one.
Tommy James & The Shondells – Hanky Panky (1966) Vinyl @320
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/VTSBkTaD/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Tommy-James-The-Shondells-Hanky-Panky/release/2962537
@clash. That one works just fine--thanks!
JWDen - Thanks SO much for the EJ B-side comp. At one time, I had just about all of these on 45. I recorded them all on a series of cassettes as well. Really nice to have them digitally and in one place.
Thanks JWDen for the Elton John share.
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