Tuesday, 13 February 2018

…and now for something completely different! 160

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

87 comments:

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

Bardo Pond are an American psychedelic rock band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who formed in 1991.
Bardo Pond's drug-inspired music is often classified as space rock, acid rock,
post-rock, shoegaze, noise or psychedelic rock.[Discogs]
Below are their releases on the Matador records label.

- BARDO POND -

Amanita - 1996
Tracklist
Limerick
Sentence
Tantric Porno
Wank
The High Frequency
Sometimes Words
Clean Sweep
Yellow Turban
Rumination
Be A Fish
Tapir Song
Brambles
RM

http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/fS1Rztm0/file.html
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Lapsed - 1997
Tracklist
Tommy Gun Angel
Pick My Brain
Flux
Anandamide
Green Man
Straw Dog
Aldrin

http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/X6kcc5Ju/file.html
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Set And Setting - 1999
Tracklist
Walking Stick Man
This Time (So Fucked)
Datura
Again
Cross Current
Crawl Away
#3

http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/20ptjXVP/file.html
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Dilate - 2001
Tracklist
Two Planes
Sunrise
Despite The Roar
Inside
Aphasia
Favorite Uncle
Swig
Lb.
Summerflux
Hum
Ganges

http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/O8CsXhQZ/file.html
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All @320 bitrate.
* The song Tommy Gun Angel is a must hear if you haven't already
with it's boomimg low end noisey bliss.
Enjoy from @Timebender.

Butterboy said...

More Music...032
John 'Broadway' Tucker - Mississippi To Monterey [1999].zip

Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 John 'Broadway' Tucker - Mississippi To Monterey [1999]
Link http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/xcTU1L3W/file.html

Mostly acoustic settings featuirng the fine harp work of one of the most underrated by S.F. Bay Area harpist Gary Smith,. A beautuful traditional style blues album, intense and soulful! The West Coast blues singer goes back to his roots & pays tribute to some of his early influences on this eclectic acoustic blues recording. Tucker's soulful voice & persona shines through on 10 classic gems & 3 tasty originals (Amazon)
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02 VA - The Best of Jump & Jive [1999]
Link http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/3Jt6fWCn/file.html

Don't let the cheap, cheesy cover art prevent you from getting this fine collection. If you enjoyed albums along the lines of Rhino's excellent "Jump Blues Classics" compilation, you will enjoy this one too. As the subtitle declares, this contains "26 Wild, Cool & Crazy Jump and Jive Hits." These are indeed vintage tunes: everything on this CD was recorded from 1945-1948. Consequently, the recording quality may not be up to the standards of some modern audiophiles, but for me that doesn't take away from the sheer enjoyment of this lively and fun music. The singers and musicians on here sound like they are having a ball, and you get that sense of enjoyment in every tune. As the liner notes here tell you, the double-entendres in the lyrics abound, sure to make you crack a grin more than a few times. Songs like "I Want a Bowlegged Woman", "Mister Jelly Fingers", and "Keep a Dollar in Your Pocket" are good examples of the playfulness. This is a consistently good set of upbeat lively music, the missing link between Rock & Roll and Jazz. If these songs don't want to make you jump around the room, or at least tap your foot with wild abandon, you just ain't livin'! Among the "name" artists on this CD are: Louis Jordan, Big Joe Turner, Amos Milburn, Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson, Joe Liggins, Roy Brown, Roy Milton, T-Bone Walker, Wynonie Harris, Jessie Stone, and Arnett Cobb. The liner notes are not nearly as informative or thorough as what Rhino gives you, but this set doesn't skimp on time; you get 72 minutes of music. (Amazon)
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Butterboy said...

03 New Birth - Birth Day [1972]
Link http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/AcwibBQj/file.html

Birth Day is the fourth album by the now-solidified Louisville, Kentucky group New Birth. It released in 1972 on RCA Records, and it was produced by mentor Harvey Fuqua and his uncredited assistant Vernon Bullock, and was the album that put the group on the map. Consisting of the instrumental group The Nite-Liters, vocalists Love, Peace & Happiness (Ann Bogan, Leslie and Melvin Wilson), Londee Loren (Wiggins), Bobby Downs and Allen Frey, this would be the last album in which Ann would appear, as she succumbed to the pressure put on her by her mother to stop singing and raise her two children herself.

Starting out with the massive hit "I Can Understand It" (originally by Bobby Womack), led by Leslie Wilson, they followed their trend of covers with an exceptional version of The Stylistics' "Stop, Look & Listen" and Buffy Sainte-Marie's "Until It's Time For You To Go", featuring future member of The Supremes Susaye Greene. When Harvey was unable to get the performance he wanted out of Londee Loren, he got Susaye to do the vocals. which he released under the New Birth's name. (That's Harvey and Carolyn Willis of The Honey Cone speaking the intro). Londee, however, more than met the challenge in live performances and came to develop a much more mature voice on future releases. In addition, the album featured the funk jam "Got To Get A Knutt". which featured a play on words on various television commercial slogans (a theme that was duplicated by Crown Heights Affair on their song "Do It The French Way"). (Wikipedia)
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031 BONUS
VA - The Jazz in You - Mod from the Jazz Side [2016]
Link http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/EqowQB4M/file.html

This set encompasses the years between 1954 and 1962, a time when such great singers as Ray Charles and Peggy Lee blurred the lines between musical genres, making hit records that resonated around the world. Pre-dating the Mod culture, it was an era when cool jazz matched youthful aspiration.

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Previous posts - More Music 031

01 Shaa Khan - The World Will End On Friday (2009 Reissue) [1978]+Anything Wrong (2009 Reissue) [1979]+Live 2009! [2009]
Link http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/Iqy1m6CS/file.html
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02 Candi Staton - I'm Just A Prisoner [1969]
Link http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/6GOQu6fF/file.html
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03 Rabbit (John "Rabbit" Bundrick) - Dark Saloon [1974]
Link http://www116.zippyshare.com/v/4xTclNfp/file.html
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BONUS VA - Zarathustra's Revenge, Italian Progressive Rock [1997] (4 x CD's)
Link CD1 & CD2.zip http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/4qRYVsyr/file.html
Link CD3 & CD4.zip http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/7yXXGeIK/file.html
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Josevaty said...

I am lookin for the music by the Holland Band. NEW ADVENTURES. Can you help me ??? Thank You.
Josevaty

JWDen said...

I probably found Maurice Larcange on an exotica compilation somewhere, but I liked the Parisian accordion so much I started to collect him. Yes, it’s cheese of the most delicious variety. Tastes best on a Sunday morning. With or without baguette. All @192 except for my rips which are @320.

1958 – Montmartre Mood http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/xac0Upeo/file.html
1958 – Right from the Left Bank http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/ob9dBPY2/file.html
1958 – Weekend Musette (@320) http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/eUBsYOp7/file.html
1962 – Avec Moi A Paris (@320) http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/sWeZnroo/file.html
1968 – The French Touch http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/7LtXWoDT/file.html
1969 – Paris for Lovers (@320) http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Aww3wqaT/file.html
1974 – Larcange Plays Legrand http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Mw4cezGX/file.html
1975 – Larcange Plays Aznavour http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/gTP1lQPD/file.html
1988 – Accordeon Musette Plus http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/y8aksiVg/file.html

Today’s Kitsch Korner continues with more of Rhino’s “Golden Throat” compilations (and Jack Jones’s “Dixie Chicken” can’t go unheard), Roddy McDowall reading “The Outsider” and “The Hound” by H.P. Lovecraft, and all 692 verses of the “Gest of Robin Hood” by folksinger Bob Franks. Bitrates vary, but get thee to a nunnery.

VA – “Golden Throats, Vol. 2” (1991) http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/nUCR2sR7/file.html
Roddy McDowall – “Reads H.P. Lovecraft” (1966) http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/BrHboF6k/file.html
Bob Franks – “A Little Gest of Robin Hood” (undated) http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/T0d9h6Jq/file.html

Bob said...

BLUEGRASS 44

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Mountain-Folk-Song-Concert/release/3079230

- Mountain Folk Song Concert Bluegrass Style (1962).zip
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/N3FNm1st/file.html

Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard - Pioneering Women of Bluegrass.zip
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/lzKTR6F3/file.html

High Country - Dreams (1972).zip
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/qpU4Z08s/file.html

Hillmen - The Hillmen (1969).zip
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/iGmUIydL/file.html

Holly Bond & The Bluegrass Texans - I Wonder (1972).zip
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/ox1PwLQA/file.html

bilbo said...

@JWDen, merci beaucoup pour la musique accordienne. J'aime ça!

Searnav said...

Various Artists – Twist Party

Barclay 82273 (France 1962) (10’’ – 25 cm)

There are many errors in the artists names and in the song titles on the original covers and labels. Hereunder is the correct info.

1. Doug Fowlkes And The Airdales (vocal Rocky Roberts) - Let's Twist Again (1:54)
2. Doug Fowlkes And The Airdales (vocal Rocky Roberts) - Tossin' And Turnin' (2:34)
3. Les Twisters - Twist Time (1:57)
4. Curley Hamner - Twistin' And Turnin' (2:12)
5. Les Chaussettes Noires - Le Twist (2:40)
6. Bob Azzam Et Son Orchestre - Amen Twist (2:38)
7. Doug Fowlkes And The Airdales (vocal Rocky Roberts) - Twistin' Time (2:07)
8. Eddie Barclay Et Son Orchestre - Twist Twist (2:11)
9. Doug Fowlkes And The Airdales (vocal Rocky Roberts) - Peanut Butter (2:22)
10. Vince Taylor Et Ses Playboys - There's A Lot Of Twistin' Goin' On (2:48)

Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included

http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/H7xYyZeV/file.html

MichaelR said...

Aging Child, you continue to excel yourself. Thank you for the treasury of Cajun music and for Ammons, Lofton, Smokey Hogg, some fascinating Library of Congress field recorings and the delightful Alabama Washboard Stompers. And much else. I am listening now to the beautiful and haunting recordings of Blind Uncle Gaspard. You are a continuing education.

stevedarn said...

Can anybody help with the hard-to-find album 'Take the 5ifth' by Bridget St. John?

Bill Pritchard said...

SonofTransitFord,
Is there any chance you could repost this, all I seem to get is an empty folder.
The World In Peril (Part 1 of 2)

Stuk4gd said...

@Spike
Thanks for the Bonzo's now I have something to drool at in my dotage.

Bill said...

@Butterboy..
THANKS for The Jazz in You!
Cheers!
Bill

rontokyo said...

This request is sure to stump the stars here at TZ. I'm looking for CDs in the following two series put out by Tone Productions: "1950s Vocal Group Records, vol. 1-2" ; and any volumes in the "Chronology of Early Vocal Groups" series [there are 14 volumes]. Unlikely that anyone here can help, but you never know :-). Thanks in advance!

Butterboy said...

Could anyone please share the following albums in Flac or 320Kbps

by THE SQUARE SET
Silence Is Golden [1967]

Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever [1968]

That's What I Want [1969]

Paulus Alinge said...

JWDen, thanks so much for all those wonderful uploads. Looking forward every day for your postings. So much fun, so much great stuff I never heard before. Thanks again and keep up the good work!

montysmusic said...

This audio book was requested last week
JOHNNY CASH READS THE NEW TESTAMENT
https://mega.nz/#!5k0TSLZT!bI67-_uPxxW5JdoWSh-IvYqQIf2hFe9foQjeuHlOk4c

montysmusic said...

Monty's Music Medley Vol 7

albums are
Minnie Riperton-Perfect Angel deluxe-cd1 flac
Minnie Riperton-Perfect Angel deluxe-cd2 flac
Ned's Atomic Dustbin-Brainbloodvolume
Orange Bicycle - Orange Bicycle [1970]
Percy Mayfield - Blues Laureate
Peter Hope & Richard H. Kirk - Hoodoo Talk (Original 1988 Release) (1988) (EAC-FLAC)
sensational alex harvey band - 1974 cliveland,live at agora
So Many Wizards-Warm Nothing[indie]
tim buckley - lady, give me your key; the unissued 1967 solo acoustic sessions flac
un ballo in maschera, ettore bastianini, antonietta stella, gianni poggi, choeur et orchestre de la scala de milan(gianandrea gavazzeni)(1960)
VA- dim lights, thick smoke and hillbilly music - country & western hit parade, 1945
VA-This World Is In A Hell Of A Fix_ Select 45s from the Tom Ardolino Song Poem Collection
Van Halen-For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
Watermelon Men-Four Stories By The

Zippy links in zippy text link
HERE!

MMMV7.txt.zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/nzCF3ivF/file.html

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

@320:

The Beach Boys Party - Uncovered and Unplugged (2015):
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/OXm7zfO5/file.html

Gary Usher - Hot Rod USA (1960-65):
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/4BwVMbSI/file.html

Jan and Dean - Drag City ('63), Little Old Lady From Pasadena ('64), and Popsicle ('66):
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/P6kOupIj/file.html

The Beach Boys: M.I.U. Album (1978) and L.A. (Light Album) (1979):
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/o1AfYWH1/file.html

I'm looking for a Brian Wilson/Beach Boys collection called "The Big Beat" from 2013 that has early, unreleased tracks and demos. If anyone has this, thanks in advance.

montysmusic said...

These were requested
GAYDEN,MAC-1973-McGavock Gayden [160].zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/eN9kmUw3/file.html

apologies for the br on Mac Gayden share was all I could find


new adventures - wild cats moanin'.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/X1Fx894t/file.html

new adventures - station zero.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/CpBjWgpa/file.html

new adventures - radiator.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/6lrUR64f/file.html

new adventures - new adventures.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/2EJq8XqS/file.html

new adventures - live's a mess.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/Pc0Wi9qw/file.html

new adventures - babyshake.zip
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/5M6wFEUI/file.html

Anonymous said...

Looking for the album 'The Legendary Cookie And The Cupcakes - Goldband GRLP 7757

Anonymous said...

Hi everybody,
I was looking for the Rockin' Country Man video by Hayden Thompson. I know it was once uploaded to thsi blog, could it be a chance of getting it uploaded again?
Thanks

Spike said...

Welcome to the B side of our platter, sports fans, as we bring you yet another day of Bonzo Dog Band madness. I'm continuing with sharing things that I've downloaded and collected over the years. With a lot of this stuff, I don't actually know much about it - beyond the fact that it's wonderful, of course. So here goes, 4 more gonzo Bonzo (sorry) uploads, with more to come in the days ahead.

Bonzo Dog Band - Exploding Sausage

From what I can figure out, this is the soundtrack to a 1995 documentary film about Vivian Stanshall, introduced by John Peel his ownself. My download of this was 14 tracks with 4 "bonus" tracks that included Adventures of the Son of Exploding Sausage, Cyborg Signal-Eleven Mus from Stanshall's band biG GRunt, a Neil Innes interview clip and "Urban Spaceman IBOR"

If anyone has more details on this, do share!

get it here:
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/HhB8m9Gy/file.html
no pw

Spike said...

Bonzo Dog Band - Fillmore East 1968

I know that in this live set from New York City's fabled Fillmore East, the Bonzos opened for The Kinks.

The first sixteen tracks on this disc are from that Fillmore show and the sound is not godawful considering it's an audience recording from 50 years ago.

The remaining tracks are credited as "radio appearances." You'll see in the track listing there is no track 17 and I appear to be missing track 19.

Get it here:
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/2imWoGAc/file.html
no pw

Spike said...

Bonzo Dog Band - Live

That's the title that was on this download of 36 tracks. The accompanying artwork was just a picture of them on the cover of the TV Times.

The tracks here come from New Faces, Do Not Adjust Your Set, Beat Club, The Big Show, Colour Me Pop, Do Not Adjust Your Stocking, and an "unknown Dutch TV show."

Get it here:
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/mRkjkgRs/file.html
no pw

Spike said...

I'm going to close out today with a real gem:

Bonzo Dog Band - Loose Caboose

This is one of the first vinyl bootlegs ever issued, from a prolific pirate label that was variously known as TAKRL and Kornyphone. I actually had this (and might still have it in a box somewhere for all I know). I played it almost as often as I played their official albums. Source material is both studio and live, and includes things from Do Not Adjust Your Set, Magical Mystery Tour, Vivian Stanshall with Eric Clapton, Stanshall as Uncle Ernie from the LSO version of Tommy, and solo Neil Innes and Roger Ruskin Spear tracks.

If you were only going to download 1 of the Bonzo bootlegs I'm uploading, this is the one.

Get it here:
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/e0CD2cN6/file.html
no pw

That's it for today. Probably another 3-4 days to finish off the Bonzo stuff before I get to solo recordings from Stanshall, Innes and Spear.

Bill said...

@montysmusic
THANK YOU for the Minnie Ripperton!
Cheers!
Bill

Paposblues said...

@Timebender thanks for the Bardo Pond-Amanita ......

Pernt said...

Good morning/afternoon everyone! I'm looking for the two albums (and maybe the various singles) from a late-to-the-party Brit Pop band from '96/'98 named BENNET. If anyone has them and is willing to share, I'd be more than appreciative.

https://www.discogs.com/artist/627483-Bennet

Thanks in advance!

Don

Anonymous said...

Herrmann 15 Down and 1 To Go
1978 - It's Alive 2 [FLAC]
1982 - Portrait Of Alfred Hitchcock @320
1989 - The Concert Suites @320
1995 - The Marvellous Film World of Bernard Herrmann Vol. 1 [FLAC]
1995 - The Marvellous Film World of Bernard Herrmann Vol. 2 [FLAC]
https://mega.nz/#F!68g3xCYK!_G1Phk4_uU67ivGv3Jy2JQ

Small Screen Symphonies
Top TV Themes '64 (1964) Carl Brandt @320
The TV Western Themes (1960) Johnny Gregory @320
Hit TV Shows (197?) The Pop Singers And Orchestra @320
More Hit TV Themes (1963) Nelson Riddle @320
The Great Music Themes of Television (1954) Hugo Winterhalter @320
https://mega.nz/#F!r540GTwL!IvB3g9T1Uo7QO9B_Dp4xhw

Harold Raisin III said...

Thank you to Montys Music for the Mac Gayden share! much appreciated.

finn

AnotherDon said...

Another Ripped while Listening...
I was reminded of this by DotBAs recent Joy of Cooking post (ta v.much), here is my vinyl rip of Toni & Terrys Nashville album.

Toni Brown & Terry Garthwaite - Cross-Country 1973 UK Capitol E-ST 11137 Vinyl rip @320
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/Tncr1QbG/file.html

Billy K said...

A week or so ago someone requested Elvis Costello & Steve Nieve - For the First Time in America. I uploaded a copy that I had accidentally converted to 128kbps. This version is 320 and I’ve scanned the artwork as well.

http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/rV9VvsN2/file.html

Uncle Babka said...

Here's a special treat, which I think @Scott Marks and @Aging Child will especially appreciate.

A few years back I did a favor for someone at NPR who gave me a copy of the Mickey Katz radio documentary "Mostly Meshugah", narrated by Mickey Katz's son, Joel Grey. As far as I know, I have the only existing copy. Now you do too. It’s great and it’s here: http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/8Xr6EaPs/file.html

For those who find these names unfamiliar, Mickey Katz was an amazing klezmer-style clarinet player who did Weird Al style musical parodies, sprinkled with Yiddish, of the most popular songs of the late 40’s and early 50’s. He used the best session musicians in L.A. to record with him. The songs have a mad exuberant quality that is uniquely his. For the uninitiated, here’s a mix of my favorite Mickey Katz tracks: http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/HbXAuwXD/file.html

Many years later the African American jazz clarinet player Don Byron released a tribute album to him. That’s here: http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/8Ao4s9A4/file.html

Mickey Katz is the father of Joel Grey (born Joel David Katz) who is best known for portraying the Master of Ceremonies in both the stage and film versions of the musical Cabaret.

Joel is the father of Jennifer Grey, of Dirty Dancing fame. And just to bring this craziness full circle, here’s a video of Jennifer singing her grandfather’s most famous song: Duvid Crockett! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRkjL7Mu6i0

Special note to @ Scott Marks. I’m still laughing at: “Alav ha’shalom, Vic "Vito Rocco Farinola" Damone”

And special thanks to everybody for the Bonzo Dog cornucopia!

Anonymous said...

Can anyone share Thor's Hammer "Hljómar"? - BIG THANKS!!!

Anonymous said...

Thanks to nonty for Mac Gayden and to Splike for more Bonzos (and for the tip on his favorite live bootleg)

Naz Fride said...

@ Days Of the Broken Arrows - Here's the Beach Boys/Brian Wilson "The Big Beat" you requested. Not my rip (I think I got it from Willard's Wormholes) so you'll have to cope with the 256 bitrate. It is, however, my upload.

http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/MDgdBzM6/file.html

One and Done said...

@Gaius

@BigGray

Much thanks for your info on the Yandex site.
This is such a great community.

Bob said...

I thought I would look at the gospel artists The ECHOES OF ZION, but other than odd tracks, I am unable to find any albums by them. So can I please request:-

Echoes Of Zion - any album

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There was also a wonderful gospel outfit called The Meditation Singers who had some important singers passing through their ranks.
(Della Reece, Cassietta George, James Cleveland, Laura Lee Rundless, Verlene Rogers). Here's an album with Della:-

Della Reese & The Meditation Singers - Amen! (1958).zip
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/1ajIUvps/file.html

The site Chitlins, Catfish and Deep Southern Soul had a now dead link for "The Meditation Singers - The Singles". Does anyone out there have a copy to share please?

Thanks.

Anonymous said...

Monty, many thanks for Johnny Cash, much appreciated!

Bob said...

@JWDen Thanks for the Roddy reads Lovecraft... awesome!

S13 said...

@Bob ... thank you so much for directing me towards that Falcons post! Far more than I was even looking for ... should more than cover it fine sir!

cheers, S

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Naz Fride -- Thanks for "The Big Beat." AnotherDon -- Thanks for Toni and Terry.

S13 said...

Another Request ...

O.V. Wright ‎- 1965 - (If It Is) Only For Tonight
https://www.discogs.com/OV-Wright-If-It-Is-Only-For-Tonight/master/374798

not generally picky about quality but would really love this one in either flac, wav or mp3@320kbs format.

much thanks,
S

Creedmoor said...

I am aware of Mickey Katz, and his meshuggana v'toit granddaughter (she never should have had her beak fixed), but this is the first time the Don Byron tribute album has crossed my radar. Thank you for raising my awareness, Uncle Bel... Babka!

S13 said...

Please disregard my previous request for O.V. Wright!

I should have looked more closely at the track listing, doh!

Bob said...

@ S13

Glad you like the Falcons.
I think that it THE best site for vocal group/doo wop.

Bob said...

MEDITATION SINGERS

Here are two albums by this gospel/soul group - the music appears to get more 'soul-like' the later the album. These are taken from YouTube, so the quality is just as it is. Not bad to my ears. At least it will give you an idea of what they are like.

Meditation Singers - Change Is Gonna Come (1971).zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/HCfOZ6iV/file.html

Meditation Singers - I'm Holding On (1964).zip
http://www101.zippyshare.com/v/n4TIYua5/file.html

Any other albums by these would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

Anonymous to Anonymous said...
Thanks for your efforts. Ah, classic TV, when the quality was gentle and naive. Having problems with downloading https://mega.nz/#F!68g3xCYK!_G1Phk4_uU67ivGv3Jy2JQ & https://mega.nz/#F!r540GTwL!IvB3g9T1Uo7QO9B_Dp4xhw : Firefox 58.0.2 gets a SECURE CONNECTION FAILED message and Explorer 11.0.50 just won't connect. Is it me or ...

Bill said...

To add to RYP and Gyro`s Mable John posts here`s

Mable John - My Name Is Mable - The Complete Motown Collection (2004)

http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/NWK37YvZ/file.html

Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill

SonofTransitFord said...

@ Bill Pritchard

Hi Bill - just checked that link and it downloaded the files OK. May be worth giving it another go. Regards, J in Liverpool

Creedmoor said...

I just opened both links. Try Chrome, not Firefox.

Eric S. said...

What an amazing place, day after day...thank you especially to Aging Child. I'm embarrassed to say now that I grew up full of disdain when Mr. Moran a coupla houses down would play his "cajun records" or Mr. Gremillion and Mr. Aucoin farther down the street would play the music they had grown up with down in Morgan City and New Iberia. I started to wise up in high school and by college had come to love this stuff and love it still. Wish I still got out of school for Mardi Gras....

on another note, since some new folks have come on, I remain forever in search of the Screamin' Sirens fabulous cover of "Black & White Thunderbird" from 1984's Rodney Bingenheimer Presents "All Year Party!"

so grateful to all y'all

Susan Donimus said...

@Spike Thanks for the Bonzos posts, some of which are new to me. The bonus tracks on Exploding Sausage are from various television broadcasts.

15. Adventures Of The Son Of Exploding Sausage is from 1969. I've only seen an excerpt that was rebroadcast on BBC4.

16. Big Grunt performed Eleven Mustachioed Daughters on Marty Amok, a BBC1 special broadcast on March 30, 1970. I think that's what this is.

17. The Neil Innes interview comes from Jazz Bilzen, a Belgian music festival, August 22, 1969.

18. Urban Spaceman presumably comes from the Innes Book Of Records television show (1979-1981).

Paposblues said...

looking for Sonny Boy Williamson if anybody can help......

mfarkas2 said...

@ Butterboy
Thanks for the New Birth!
Anyone have any of The Nite-Liters albums?

Albert said...

@ montysmusic


Many thanks for : moi non plus, the [2008] the moi non plus

very thankful

A greeting


Tiny said...

Request for any and all Gerry & Sylvia Andersons Show music for the supermarionation stuff , cheers in advance - Tiny :)

Searnav said...

Paposblues requested some Sonny Boy Williamson

Sonny Boy Williamson With The Yardbirds Featuring Eric Clapton – Attention!

Fontana Special 6434 181 (Germany 1975)

Recorded live on Oct. 8, 1963 at the "Crawdaddy Club" in Richmond near London, UK.

Sonny Boy Wiliamson (vocals, mouthharp/harmonica)

The Yardbirds:

Eric Clapton (lead guitar)
Chris Dreja (rhythm guitar)
Paul Samwell-Smith (bass)
Jim McCarty (drums)
Keith Relf (hand-clapping, fingers-snapping, shouting, foot-tapping)

1. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - Intro + Bye Bye Bird (2:46)
2. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - Mister Downchild (4:12)
3. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - 23 Hours Too Long (5:15)
4. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - Out Of The Watercoast (3:12)
5. Sonny Boy Williamson - Baby Don't Worry (4:37)
6. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - Pontiac Blues (3:57)
7. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - Take It Easy Baby (4:17)
8. Sonny Boy Williamson - I Don't Care No More (3:20)
9. Sonny Boy Williamson with The Yardbirds - Do The Weston (4:13)

Fresh Vinyl – Freshly Scanned Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

Front cover signed by Chris Dreja and Jim McCarty

http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/voxjdU6C/file.html

Searnav said...

I lost files due to a HD crash. Could a good soul reup Volumes 1-6 of "C'Est What" please - thanks in advance.

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
@JOSEFATY and "New Adventures"

New Adventures was a Dutch rock band discovered in 1980 by George Kooymans from Golden Earring. It was a straight rock band in the way Golden Earring was. So they passed me by except their first album:

'New Adventures, 1980', which is here:
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/K15s8Zh0/file.html

Some late "New Adventures" are here ('Repeat to fade' and 'Station Zero'):
https://darkmp3.ru/slushat-new-adventures.html

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
@NEW ADVENTURES

Sorry, here is 'Radiator, 1983':
http://www51.zippyshare.com/pd/slMdCTAy/9243/NEW%20ADVENTURES%20-%20Radiator%20LP%2083.rar

Mose said...


Thanks Timebender and Montysmusic. My finger definitely hovered while I pondered; Johnny Cash reading the whole damn New Testament? I went for it.

Bless all you sharers!

Mose

Aging Child said...

Back Into Yesterday's Music, #44:
1920a-80s Cajun and Louisiana Blues, part 2 of 2 - J-R Artists

To honor Mardi Gras today, here's the second half of my Vault's humble catch-all Cajun collection -- mostly samplers and mini-collections by artist (including some Louisiana Blues). Drawn over the years from an array of compilations, the music ranges from the late 1920s to at least the mid-1980s (a little of it repeating through some of my postings), though much of it is undated. The bitrates are across the board (sorry!), with 200 tracks at 224-320K.

Artists Featured Today: (308 tracks; can be downladed by artist)
- J. B. Fuselier
- Jimmy Peters
- Jo-El Sonnier
- John and Geno Delafose
- John Bertrand
- Joseph and Cléoma Falcon
- Lee Sonnier
- Leo Soileau
- Leroy 'Happy Fats' Leblanc's Rayne-Bo Ramblers
- Luderin Darbone
- Miller' s Merrymakers
- Nathan Abshire
- Percy Babineaux and Bixy Guidry
- Rockin' Dopsie and the Cajun Twisters
- Roy 'Professor Longhair' Boyd
- Cajun Grab-Bag
This last one is 140 tracks of various Cajun/Louisiana artists, three or fewer tracks each, same timespan. I've included a list of ingredients at the download link.)

Thank you as always to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting all across the web, including some here.

Seven-day link (expires Feb. 20):
https://we.tl/jRUuFLHyIA

Tomorrow: We resume our tour of the 1930s. For anybody sticking around in Baton Rouge awhile: enjoy! Just stay away from the capitol building, if your anchor-point is the evening of September 8, 1935 -- someone's going to spear the Kingfish, and a lot of lead will fly. Find a nice crawfish fry instead.

Cheers!

ProfessorCalculus said...

SCOTT MARKS..Maestro: As somebody said (when! I do not know) that all good things must (go sour) or end and I have proof to back this..'my marriage' and Scott Mark's Bernard Herrman tracks, but we are still here and enjoying the fruits of generosity of the fellow TWEEZers with undying gratitude. Thank you very much.

Calvin said...

JWDan-
I am enjoying much of what you have posted in your Kitich Korner. How about some Brother Dave Garner stuff. He recorded for both RCA and Capitol. Then there's the comedy of Professor Backwards. Thanks for all you have posted. I look forward to seeing what you have next. Keep up the good work!
Calaco

montysmusic said...

@Tiny re supermarionation have you any titles I've checked wiki and the info is a tad confusing..if you send titles of shows I will have a looksee

Aging Child said...

@MichaelR: You are too kind, good sir -- all credit goes to the recording acts themselves. You and I are educating ourselves (and our friends here) in the rich and rewarding music of living, vibrant cultures too long overlooked outside the dim corners. Our Cajun cousins, our African-root and Native-American-root cousins, and more yet, have much to teach us... and we listen as much through the heart as through the ears. I wish I had more Cajun to share -- what a deep well it is! Hopefully more yet will find its way here... and lead us out further.
@Monty's: thank you for another fine medley!
@DaysOf: Thank you for the Beach Boys, especially their party -- I've wanted to give that a listen ever since some background came up on the 1970s radio special, "The Best Summers of Our Lives".
@UncleBabka: Thanks for the Meshugah/Katz! L'Chaim!
@NazFride: Thank you for the missing Brian, too.
@Eric: Thank you for the warm words for everybody. Like you, I kick myself for younger days' ignorance of great music and then-still-living resources. I'm glad I made it to a point like yours, where I know what I missed out on, and where I can enjoy it all the more for that very reason. And thanks as always to RYP and Gyro for a great means to share all that's good to our ears.
@Papo's: Are you looking for John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson, or Alex Rice "Sonny-Boy Williamson II" Miller? I've got the former's complete 1937-47 (JSP), read to roll in another week or two. It's 207 tracks, all but one at 320K. Let me know if you need it sooner, and I'll put it up here. Scratch that; I'm zipping it up right now, and will post it via We Upload as soon as they've got the whole thing. Why make anybody wait?

Cheers!

Aging Child said...

@Papo's: Here you go, in case this is the gent you're looking for:

John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson - complete 1937-47, JSP Records (8 CDs, 2007-08), 206 @ 320K, one alt. track @ 192; artwork included

Seven-day link (expires Feb. 21):
https://we.tl/3Xna1fgMOQ

(not my rip, but my link)

Cheers!

Butterboy said...

@ mfarkas2

I will be posting The Nite-Liters today in my post More Music...033

Butterboy said...

Here is a request I hope can be filled in Flac or 320kbps

Wes Harrison - You Won't Believe Your Ears! [1963]

Susan Donimus said...

@Spike And tracks 1-14 (i.e. Exploding Sausage itself) are from a 1995 television special. The title may have been Vivian Stanshall's Crank. John Peel's introduction dates from 1995 (sometime between Viv's death and the release of the Bonzos' BBC Sessions album). But the copyright notice at the end says 1993, so it may have been a rebroadcast with a new intro.

Video of all 18 tracks can be found on the unofficial Bonzos 2-DVD set Talking Pictures.

Crank can be found on youtube, part one at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewuDdatWsXc

iggy said...

Hey JWDen! What absolutely delightful accordion music you offered today. Your description was perfect, too: "Cheese of the most delicious variety". I can summon the baguette in my memory of our one visit to the Left Bank. Thanks for this and all your other very generous gifts to the Zone..

!ggy

Garin said...

Paposblues
Which "Sonny Boy Williamson" are you looking for: Rice Miller or John Lee Williamson? I have a pretty complete collection of both.

imnokid said...

Here ya go

Echoes of Zion -The Sound Of Spirituals
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/HFJro8Ln/file.html

muddyw123 said...

@ Paposblues . SBW I or SBW II?

Paposblues said...

@everybody im gonna say Sonny Boy Williamson II

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_Boy_Williamson_II

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtRxJDb3vlw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NktV1GJ5GtY

thanks @all....

Paposblues said...

@Searnav thanks for the Sonny Boy Williamson With The Yardbirds Featuring Eric Clapton – Attention!.....and everybody for helping,,@all

KDNYfm said...

@Broken Arrows...thanx for another pair of Beach Boys...MIU and Light Album...
Even though LA was panned by many (especially the disco Here Comes the Night) there are some great tracks on here from my perspective...Carl's 'Full Sail' and Goin South, and Dennis' Love Surrounds Me...IMHO.

Tiny said...

Cheers Montysmusic , stingray , thunderbirds , joe 90 , captain scarlet , that kinda thing

Paposblues said...

@Aging Child thanks for the John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson.....

montysmusic said...

@Tiny there were some of those in yesterdays Montys Music Medley

Aging Child said...

@Papo's: You've very welcome, and I'm glad I tried. I had the wrong gent after all, though... but I bet he was still welcome -- and it looks like you're getting a sampling of II. Cheers!

gobloods said...

@Aging Child Thanks for all the Louisiana stuff - very timely as I'll be there in April. Something to listen to as I roll down the river

Anonymous said...

Figured out why I was having problems with downloading https://mega.nz (and even more websites I couldn't get to):
DO NOT enable 'Scan Encrypted Connections' in Advanced Settings-Network in Settings of Kaspersky Pure 3.0. (I'm using Win8.1... ya, I know).
It will f-with Explorer and any other browser your using (tried Firefox, Brave & Chrome as well.
Won't do that again! And here I thought it would be a good thing to do...

Aging Child said...

@GoBloods: I'm delighted I could help with your April soundtrack -- please enjoy the Big Easy and environs for the rest of us who won't be anywhere near. I've never been further down the Mississippi than grand Memphis (truly worth the visit, too); do enjoy the gumbo and boudin for us, cher... cheers!

zipper said...

Thanks Timebender for the Bardo Pond share, Butterboy for The Jazz in You comp and Scott Marks for Nelson Riddle & Carl Brandt.