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More Music...035
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 O. V. Wright - Treasured Moments 45's Special Collection [2008]
Link http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/SLLIAV5l/file.html
Disc 5 from the O.V. Box: The Complete Recorded Works by the Boss of Southern Soul for Backbeat and ABC Labels. Nothing else needs to be said.
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02 Ray Charles - Singular Genius- The Complete ABC Singles [2011] (5XCD's)
Link Pt.1 http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/g2cNr4RR/file.html
Link Pt.2 http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/p0kXgyko/file.html
2011 five CD deluxe box set from the music icon which collects all his ABC-Paramount singles during this prolific period in his career (1960-1972). The digitally remastered deluxe 106-song collection presents the A and B sides of 53 singles, including 11 #1 hits, such Grammy Award winners "Hit the Road Jack," "Busted," "Georgia on My Mind," "I Can't Stop Loving You," "Crying Time," "America the Beautiful," and many more. 21 of the songs are making their digital debut, and 30 have never previously been available on CD. ...According to Valerie Ervin, president of the Ray Charles Foundation, "This compilation provides an opportunity to hear Ray's evolution into a full-fledged artist and creative force. The song selection was based upon the interpretation he could bring to the music and not the genre. The ABC singles comprise an epoch of essential Ray Charles music and a window into how his genius evolved." (Amazon)
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03 VA - Mod Jazz Forever [2012]
Link http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/LWOAH938/file.html
The return of the successful Mod Jazz Series that has not only invented and codified a sound, it has made it popular. Jazz that is accessible, touching on its blues, soul and Latin influences while always having a danceable beat. It includes the super-rare, the well known and the previously unreleased. Here are a couple of impossible-to-find tracks in the form of Troy Dodds' The Real Thing and Jesse Davis' Night Bloomin' Jasmin. Both are B-sides of super-expensive Northern rarities, but are excellent Mod Jazz tracks in their own right. We've chosen five previously unreleased cuts, including a stunning organ version of Who's Afraid Of Virginia Wolff, a future R&B monster from Floyd White and a great boogaloo from Dave Hamilton. Screaming Hammond comes from Jack McDuff and Reuben Wilson's hard-to-find debut 45 Rod Run. There are also bluesy jazz vocal performances from sought-after records by Toby Lark, Billy Larkin, Little Bob and Clint Stacy with a terrific version of Oscar Brown Jr.'s Work Song. Mod Jazz classics range from Buddy Guy's Fever, Byrdie Green's Return Of The Prodigal Son, Johnny Lytle's Village Caller and Mark Murphy's wonderful dodgy bossa It's Like Love. All put together by Ady Croasdell and Dean Rudland. (Amazon)
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035 BONUS
VA - Can You Dig It The '70s Soul Experience [2001] CD1 & 2.zip
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/F3ikQEgJ/file.html
VA - Can You Dig It The '70s Soul Experience [2001] CD3 & 4.zip
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/9s3XVhD8/file.html
VA - Can You Dig It The '70s Soul Experience [2001] CD5 & 6.zip
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/G0mcuCCN/file.html
The liner notes that accompany this collection note that '70s soul music has never really gotten its due. One could argue that point for days, but hubris aside, there's no denying that Can You Dig It pays serious homage to the golden years of American soul. The new box set contains 6 CDs and 136 cuts, 65 of which hit the No. 1 spot on the R&B and/or pop charts. As you'd expect with a project that mines such a rich era (the CDs are compiled chronologically), it represents a who's who of stars. Among the notables: Marvin Gaye, Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield, the Spinners, the O'Jays, the Staple Singers, James Brown, Chairmen of the Board, Laura Lee, Freda Payne, and Jean Knight. Lesser lights also get to shine, i.e., El Chicano, who deliver the salsafied hippie anthem "Tell Her She's Lovely." But let's be honest--the selling point is the hits, and from the uplifting "Ooh Child" to the sassy "Want Ads," if you grew up in the '70s (hands up), then these tracks are beloved. Sure, the hard-core fan will probably wish for more obscurities, and the exclusion of Stevie Wonder, Aretha Franklin, and George Clinton is troublesome, but anyone wanting an at-home jukebox loaded with classic R&B will certainly dig this. --Amy Linden (Amazon)
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Previous posts - More Music 034
01 Quicksilver Messenger Service - Anthology Box 1966-70 [2011] (3 x CD's)
Link http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/UdJ30jcf/file.html
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02 Desert Rat - Home From The Front [1977]
Link http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/3K2fQyhZ/file.html
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03 Ram Jam - Ram Jam [1977]
Link http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/0XvwJ6dn/file.html
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BONUS
VA - MOD (The Collection) [2017] Part 1.zip
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/V7C1G2Ax/file.html
MOD (The Collection) [2017] Part 2.zip
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/QwnV9UCJ/file.html
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...Timebender said...
- LAST CALL -
Weekly Link Round-up
- ASTROBRITE -
Supercrush - 2002
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/2rHskgIa/file.html
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Whitenoise Superstar - 2007
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/R0jRcC2D/file.html
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- BARDO POND -
Amanita - 1996
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/fS1Rztm0/file.html
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Lapsed - 1997
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/X6kcc5Ju/file.html
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Set And Setting - 1999
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/20ptjXVP/file.html
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Dilate - 2001
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/O8CsXhQZ/file.html
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- THE SWIRLIES -
Blonder Tongue Audio Baton - 1992
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/RYGUCoW0/file.html
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They Spent Their Wild Youthful Days
In The Glittering World Of The Salons - 1995
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/5iBIyZ01/file.html
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- DUSTER -
Transmission, Flux 7'' - 1997
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/xmSJyV8p/file.html
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Stratosphere - 1998
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/8ZGzMDCn/file.html
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All @320 bitrate.
Additional information was included on post days/check previous
threads if needed. Links expire Sunday evening and the next lot
begins Monday as per usual.
Enjoy from @Timebender.
* My additional pick to close out this week is another LP
from THE SWIRLIES seeing they received a bit of love the
other day.
Cats Of The Wild: Volume Two - 2003
Tracklist
One Light Flashing I Love You
Give Us Moon Rocks!
Le Bag
Indian Ocean Nosedive
Sleepytime
Rare Moment
Little Tail
Cats Of The Wild Forever
http://www118.zippyshare.com/v/yNg5vuA9/file.html
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Have a nice weekend all!
Today sees the last day of the Fela Kuti run with some of his most political stuff. But it’s all still danceable – with two side-long tracks, usually. I just get lost in this music, carried along by the sax line. It really is wonderful. Again, all at 320.
1976 – Kalakuta Snow http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/C4yGDAm5/file.html
1976 – No Bread http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/FVchNQcC/file.html
1976 – Upside Down http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Wx3NZFLU/file.html
1977 – Sorrow, Tears, and Blood http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/RNRHSe1d/file.html
1977 – Zombie http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/m08kq79X/file.html
1980 – Coffin for Head of State http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/4SGq3WHV/file.html
The Kitsch Korner brings you Julie from “The Mod Squad” singing, Christopher Lee reading W.W. Jacobs’ classic “The Monkey’s Paw,” and a Killer Klown soundtrack by John Massari. Bitrates will vary, but watch out for that cotton candy gun. It’s loaded.
Peggy Lipton – “The Complete 1970’s Ode Recordings” (2014) http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/CcTE7nH5/file.html
Christopher Lee – “The Monkey’s Paw” (2005) http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/VVHXj8kT/file.html
John Massari – “Killer Klowns from Outer Space” (1988) http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Ke5DIquC/file.html
@Aging Child - Part 2 was just as good!! This is a treasure trove!! Thanks so much.
Monty's Music Medley Vol 10
albums are
Atomic Rooster-1970 - death walks behind you
Dance_Hall_Crashers-Purr-WEB-1999-ska punk
derek and clive - come again
derek and clive ad nauseum
Erik Wollo-Traces (Remastered 2012)flac
Greenfield & Cook[flac]
hurricane smith - 2009 don't let it die - the very best of hurricane smith 1972-73 (2009) [flac]
Johnny Ace-Memorial Album[blues]
mack, freddy - the fantastic freddy mack show [recorded live at toft's club, folkstone, 1966] (UK 1967)
Marc Ribot - 1993 - Marc Ribot plays solo guitar works of Frantz Casseus
Marcella Bella-Le Più Belle Canzoni[italian pop]
The Belairs - the origins of surf music
the pretty things - 1969 - more electric banana (1990, repertoire)
VA - Big Beat Cellar Scene 1965-1970 (2009 Remastered) [FLAC]
Zippy links in zippy text link
HERE!
MMMV 10.txt.zip
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/DPO2dKaL/file.html
Hi gals n guys thanks for all the great shares and comments this week hope you all have a peaceful weekend filled with love
The Scottsville Squirrel Barkers – Blue Grass Favorites
Crown CST-346 (USA 1963)
Chris Hillman – Mandolin
Kenny Wertz – Banjo
Larry Murray – Guitar, Dobro
Gary Carr – Guitar
Ed Douglas – Double Bass
Note : This album also came out as «Best Of Bluegrass Favorites» by The Kentucky Mountain Boys.
01. Shady Grove (1:15)
02. Home Sweet Home (1:49)
03. Katy Klyne (1:55)
04. Swamp Root (1:32)
05. The Willow Tree (2:40)
06. Walking Cane (2:26)
07. Three Finger Breakdown (1:50)
08. Cripple Creek (1:30)
09. Crown Junction Breakdown (1:31)
10. Reuben (2:13)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/FQtSGJpX/file.html
The Renegades - Cadillac
Riviera 231113 (A Scandia Production) (France 1965)
4 track vinyl EP (mono)
Kim Brown (rhythm guitar, vocals)
Denys Gibson (lead guitar)
Ian Mallet (bass)
Graham Johnson (drums)
They had a lot of nerve crediting themselves for writing “Cadillac”. It was written by Vince Taylor as “Brand New Cadillac”.
1. Cadillac (2:41)
2. If It Gets Lonesome (3:37)
3. Take A Heart (2:53)
4. And I Need You (2:31)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
Thanks to Patsoul for the idea and some of the files
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/pMZGw4uP/file.html
Mark E. Smith-The Post Nearly Man(1998)[320]
https://we.tl/XOb6rczSkc
Thanks to all the hard working contibutors here in the twilightzone! I’m particularly grateful for the recent mod jazz which gives me a chance to relive my youth and also giving me a chance to upgrade files I already have. Does anyone have the Mojo Club dancefloor jazz series (ideally in 320). 13 volumes in total
DA3blue
BLUEGRASS 47
See here for more bluegrass: http://sptread.tumblr.com/
- Nashville Saturday Nite (part Bluegrass).zip
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/famJ30KC/file.html
Jim & Jesse - The Best Of Jim & Jesse ~ Border Ride.zip
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/PjLFOPwE/file.html
Jim & Jesse - Ya'll Come (1965).zip
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/16Uz6639/file.html
Jim Eanes - Rural Rhythm Presents Jim Eanes with Red Smiley & The Blue Grass Cut-Ups.zip
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/tCh2hqxS/file.html
Jim Eanes & Shenandoah Valley Boys - The Early Days Of Bluegrass Vol. 4 (Rounder 1016).zip
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/vZdW9g51/file.html
Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes
There's three "Best Ofs" here. Which is the best "Best Of" of the "Best Ofs"? It's best you decide.
Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes - The Best of Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes 1968-1969
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/ltFqASMC/file.html
Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes - The Best Of Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes [Nashboro]
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/dorothy-love-coates/the-best-of/
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/0lmpINYU/file.html
Dorothy Love Coates & The Original Gospel Harmonettes - The Best Of (Vol. 1 & 2)
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/jBW71HW3/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Dorothy-Love-Coates-And-Original-Gospel-Harmonettes-The-Best-Of-Dorothy-Love-Coates-And-The-Original/master/514150
https://www.discogs.com/Dorothy-Love-Coates-And-The-Original-Gospel-Harmonettes-The-Best-Of-Vol-2/release/4587273
Dorothy Love Coates - Get On Board
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/ApNbJLqj/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Dorothy-Love-CoatesOriginal-Gospel-Harmonettes-Get-On-Board/release/8202015
Dorothy Love Coates - A New Day Dawns (1973).zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/HbUfqnGu/file.html
Do somebody have
Scots Pirates - Action now 1992
it was posted years ago on the "Dolls" Blog, but link is dead, maybe someone has it...
All the best to all the followers of this GREAT Blog
Cheers
@imnokid
Many thanks for "Meditation Singers - The Singles"
This was the one I was really after because it gives an overview of their career. You must have got it from 'Chitlins, Catfish and Deep Southern Soul' at some time.
Regards, Bob
@Bob,
Many thanks for the two 1950’s Vocal Group comps – terrific tracks! I’m guessing you sourced the titles from youtube for your homemade comp?? Trying to avoid doing that myself, I made the request here at TZ – glad I did.
As regards your offer of uploading “45 RPM Reproductions of Rare Vocal Group Recordings,” it was while listening to those tracks that I undertook the task of tracking down Tone Productions. As you have a unique style of marking your folders with a hyphen prefix, I most surely got that CD from you [do you remember uploading it sometime in December?].
I’m not really a fan of jive recordings, but I would, however, be grateful if you could post “Early Vocal Group Harmony [1945-1954] vol.2” and your homemade vol.1. The “Hot Harmony Groups” volumes also sound interesting.
As always, your posting of vintage music is most appreciated. As is your efforts to dig up the most obscure of requests. Thanks!
-Ron
Thanks to BigGray for the Anderson soundtracks yesterday. His (?) mention of itv reminded me of an album I've been looking for for ages. Some time in the 90s I borrowed a double (or possibly triple) CD from the library. It was ITV 50 - The Album a collection of itv themes ( https://www.amazon.co.uk/ITV-50-Album-Various-Artists/dp/B000ASTEZE ). I taped it and took it back. I no longer have the tape, but I remember the album and would love to hear it again. If there's one place I'm likely to find it, it's here at Twilight Zone. Can anyone post this unusual gem, please?
On the look out for the following if any TZ'er can help!
Dave Berry - Picture Me Gone - The Decca Sessions 1966-1974 - RPM
Don Covay - Rockin' And Doowoppin' - The Early Years - Jasmine
Bill Spoon - A Spoonful of Soul - Soul Junction
Also interested in any of the Hayley label CD comps.
Back soon with some more customised soul comps!
Thanks to all contributers, have a great weekend.
The following Links are about to die.
For anyone who is interested, get them here while you can. Enjoy!
New Tweedy Bros! - The New Tweedy Bros! [1968]
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/RUmuIT75/file.html
Michael Chapman - Americana [2000]
http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/9MvmHyOf/file.html
Cramps - File Under Sacred Music [Early Singles 1978-1981] [2001]
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/Nl0ppcwh/file.html
Ace of Cups - It's Bad for You But Buy It! [2003]
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/MemHnqAi/file.html
@Searnav renegades - cadillac
Thank you very much.
Interesting: when Vince Taylor recorded his Cadillac again in 1973, it sounded much more similar to the Renegades' than to his own 1959 version: Vince Taylor - Cadillac (rec 1973) Motors Records MT 44041 (France 1975)
@ rontokyo
Good to hear from you, and glad you like my vocal group re-creations.
I'll put up those other recordings for you later today.
Did you download "The Human Orchestra" which I put in yesterday? It's excellent - I'm sure you'd like it too.
Lt. Garcia's Magic Music Box – 'Cross The Border (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/mm9i8oH9/file.html
A1 Latin Shake
A2 Salomila (Shine Your Light On Me)
A3 O'Sagapo (Oh How I Love You)
A4 Two Sides To Every Story
Written-By – Boyle*, Morrissey*
A5 Children In The Playground
A6 Kumbaya
B1 A Young Girl Waits For Me
B2 Sweet Lady Fair
B3 The La La Song
B4 Do Your Eyes Hurt You Sunshine?
B5 Come On
https://www.discogs.com/Lt-Garcias-Magic-Music-Box-Cross-The-Border/release/8707860
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
The Love Generation – The Love Generation (1967) Mono Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/The-Love-Generation-The-Love-Generation/release/3316002
P.J. Proby – Enigma (1967) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/PJ-Proby-Enigma/release/2925433
Both in one zip file
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/CeISnWnB/file.html
John Fred & His Playboy Band – Love My Soul (1970 Vinyl @320
http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/Ge7HBDuR/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/John-Fred-His-Playboy-Band-Love-My-Soul/release/10390100
Dear Butterboy
You do it again!! Great thanks for the fabulous Ray Charles and Can You Dig It sets. Can't wait to get into those! Quite belated I know, but please accept my heartfelt thanks for the great comps you left 2017 with.
Right on
Ace
For those waiting for the rest of the Bonzos uploads, I'm taking a couple of days off but should be back tomorrow to continue the bonztravaganza.
In the meantime big thanks to leeisme and anonymous for providing the link to the details of the Meet the Bonzos release!
@ Butterboy
Thanks for the uploads today. I took Ray, O.V and the 70's comps (even though I've probably got all the latter).
Nice to have Ray Charles as a complete batch.
Nice one(s)
Can anyone help this album 'JOHN FRED & HIS PLAYBOYS "The Mono Swamp Years"
JWDen, Keep spreading the word on Femi!!!!
Miklós Rózsa 2
1944 - Double Indemnity (James Sedares & The New Zealand Symphony) @320
1945 - The Man From Half Moon Street (Allan Wilson Conducting the Royal Scottish National Orchestra) 2014 [FLAC]
1945 - Blood On The Sun @320
1945 - The Lost Week-end (James Sedares & The New Zealand Symphony) 2015 @256
1945 - Spellbound Concerto | The Red House | Quo Vadis Suite (Erich Kloss) [FLAC] (1953)
https://mega.nz/#F!2kQBWbhS!twEMfkMLJ9d2q6sBeBwiGg
I posted the third Joy Of Cooking album the other day. Here are the first two in HQ with tags.
Joy Of Cooking: Joy Of Cooking (1970)/Closer To The Ground (1971):
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/oHYdik3N/file.html
@ rontokyo
Early Vocal Groups - Here's the ones you requested. Hope they are ok.
I think these really show the development of jazz/swing vocal outfits and r&b vocal groups before the later "doo-wop" sound.
- Early Vocal Group Harmony Vol. 1 [NEEDS 5 tracks].zip
https://www.vocalgroupharmony.com/40s50sCD.htm
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/L3iPo8tj/file.html
- Early Vocal Group Harmony Vol. 2 (1945-1954).zip
https://www.vocalgroupharmony.com/40s50sCD.htm
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/Lk5SVKeX/file.html
- Hot Harmony Groups Vol. 1 ~ That's The Rhythm (1932-51).zip
http://acrobatmusic.net/?cid=5&AlbumId=202
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/j79PiJVq/file.html
- Hot Harmony Groups Vol. 2 ~ Viddle De Vop (1932-51).zip
https://www.allmusic.com/album/hot-harmony-groups-1932-1951-viddle-de-vop-vol-2-mw0000468218
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/fLvVxYdu/file.html
- Hot Harmony Groups Vol. 3 ~ When The Old Gang's Back On The Corner (1941-49).zip
https://www.allmusic.com/album/hot-harmony-groups-vol-3-when-the-old-gangs-back-on-the-corner-mw0000187613
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/QNkT2wVb/file.html
- Hot Harmony Groups Vol. 4 ~ Choo Choo Bop (1932-53).zip
http://bluebeatmusic.com/product_info.php?products_id=17334
http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/D7mLNfcI/file.html
@ Aging Child
Here's the album by Bob Skyles - not particularly good bitrate (192), but see if it's better than yours. Plus some odd tracks by him that I also had "in stock". There's a Bill Nettles (which is hillbilly boogie - I downloaded it at a similar time. Might not be your thing, but it's good).
Then there's Hartman's Heartbreakers, and Smoky Wood plus other good stuff. I put the compilation 'Woodchips & Heartbreakers' up a few days ago. Hope some of it is of use to you.
Bill Nettles & His Dixie Blue Boys - Hadacol Boogie [Jasmine].zip
https://www.discogs.com/Bill-Nettles-And-His-Dixie-Blue-Boys-Featuring-Danny-Dedman-Hadacol-Boogie/release/10399223
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/9F8DQx91/file.html
Bob Skyles & His Skyrockets - 1937-1940.zip
https://www.discogs.com/Bob-Skyles-And-His-Skyrockets-Bob-Skyles-And-His-Skyrockets-1937-1940/release/7407917
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/jHyOB7zU/file.html
Bob Skyles - (odd tracks).zip
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/2dKcCCav/file.html
Hartman's Heart Breakers - Give It To Me Daddy! (1936-37).zip [TRACKS ALSO ON BELOW COMPILATION]
https://www.discogs.com/Hartmans-Heart-Breakers-Give-It-To-Me-Daddy/master/567887
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/59XTXusJ/file.html
- Woodchips & Heartbreakers: The 'Blue' Roots Of Of Western Swing.zip
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Woodchips-Heartbreakers-The-Blue-Roots-Of-Western-Swing/release/11534332
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/uXWkvI8q/file.html
# Did you get this excellent Western Swing collection from 13 Feb @ Uncle Gil? It contains similar stuff by "Smoky Wood & His Wood Chips"plus other great stuff. [SMOKEY WOOD TRACKS ALSO ON ABOVE COMPILATION]
https://unclegil.blogspot.co.uk/search?q=VA+%E2%80%93+WESTERN+SWING+%26+COUNTRY+JAZZ+%E2%80%93+Box+JSP+(OOP)
Last week, Internet pioneer John Perry Barlow died. He was a co-founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation whose activities online dated back to 1986, when the WWW was in its infancy.
But before that he was known as the lyricist for Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead. Here are two of Bob Weir's solo albums in HQ with tags. The first one has Barlow lyrics for almost every song. The second has never come out on CD and is my own rip.
Bob Weir - Ace (1972)
Bobby and the Midnites - Featuring Bob Weir (1981):
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/af17DTm2/file.html
@Scott Marks
I finally had a chance to watch the “Gorp” film you so kindly referred me to. So deliciously bad, that it was almost good. It was interesting to see that more than a couple of the actors in this film went on to have successful careers in spite of this movie. It was a trip to see young Fran Drescher and Rosanna Arquette. Then, also from your suggestion, I watched, The Stepfather. That actually was a pretty good film!
Thanks for the entertainment!
@montymusic - nice upgrade on the zippy text approach for your medley. Makes it easier to pick and choose. Love the obscure stuff. Keep up the great work.
@Spike - looking forward to the forthcoming Bonzos!
@Scott Marks - thanks for all the great soundtracks, much appreciated.
@JWDen - I enjoyed reading the extract from your novel very much.
peace y'all.
@montysmusic - I can't seem to find Greenfield/Cook on the MMMV text from your medley.... could be my eyesight though..
This was requested
Dave Berry - Picture Me Gone - The Decca Sessions 1966-1974
CD 1
https://mega.nz/#!QywXDAjD!Gp0P_Nvh40BfzJRBWnkzDYlR8DZKfCX-H6KBJj_ou2g
CD 2
https://mega.nz/#!1vw3ESbB!0KNSje1Q_1F2tBmoFBWW-k5r7EzlyfdQxTTfFgbs1NQ
Enjoy
Arnold Phart
@JWDen:
Thanks for another lovely dollop of Fela. Your generosity and eclecticism are greatly appreciated.
@ Bob:
I'm beginning to give up on the idea of "best." And where Dorothy Love Coates is concerned, it's all good. Much gratitude for the uploads.
Butterboy Thanx Very Much For "Can You Dig It"
Mucho Gracias
Cheers
Tel
JWDen: Thanks for the Fela! I have this music, but maybe not all of it in this fidelity.
Bob - I was the one who posted the Meditations singles collection at Chitlins'. I am glad that it is still being appreciated. Many thanks for your fine posts here.
AFROBEAT LIVES! The style fathered by Fela Kuti has adherents all over the globe. There are groups playing Afrobeat in America, Iceland, and Australia. I am no expert, but here are two records that I thoroughly enjoy.
The Daktaris' 1998 release "Soul Explosion" was packaged to look like a reissue of a forgotten LP from the 70's. It was revealed to be a convincing recreation of the Afrobeat sound by NYC musicians from the Daptone label, some of whom later formed Antibalas and orchestrated the Fela musical. "Soul Explosion" includes covers of James Brown's "Give It Up Or Turn It Loose" and Fela's own "Upside Down".
The Funk Ark makes its berth in Washington DC. Their album "High Noon" is all instrumental, with the exception of a guest vocal by Mustafa Akbar on "Funky Southern" (with bandleader Will Rast's Hammond B3 and a DC go-go groove.)
The Daktaris "Soul Explosion" (not my rip @256):
www79.zippyshare.com/v/ARo9cLer/file.html
The Funk Ark "High Noon" (my rip @320):
www79.zippyshare.com/v/VsRU9e6G/file.html
I urge you to watch Nashville singer/songwriter Valerie June playing "Workin Woman Blues". It starts as an acoustic blues, adds pedal steel, and then a Fela-influenced baritone sax kicks in, transporting the listener from the American South to Africa in four astonishing minutes. youtu.be/MqBzycfzO4A
Hi Soultime, If it's ok with RYP and Gyro to mention this blog, I found Don Covay for you at this site.
http://acmmijas.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/DON%20COVAY
@Spike
I posted some info about Exploding Sausage. You may have missed it since I think it didn't appear on the February 13 page until February 14.
@Alex
Chill. Anonymous didn't say your Cochise was from youtube. He just said that his wasn't.
Femi Kuti and his brother Seun Kuti have carried their father's legacy into the 21st century. I'm sharing Femi's 2004 live album "African Shrine", which concludes with a performance of Fela's classic "Water No Get Enemy".
Seun Kuti took the helm of his father's band (Egypt 80) but has modernized their sound and collaborated with Robert Glasper, Brian Eno, and M1 from Dead Prez, among others. Seun has a new album coming next month called Black Times. Here is his 2008 debut (which was self-titled but also released as "Many Things").
Femi Kuti "African Shrine" (VBR): www79.zippyshare.com/v/tBXqfhEO/file.html
Seun Kuti "Many Things" (@320): www79.zippyshare.com/v/mxBfDmdL/file.html
I once saw Femi Kuti and his band Positive Force. A highlight of the concert was this joyous and propulsive celebration of sexuality and dance, "Beng Beng Beng". His father would have been proud. Watch: vimeo.com/30805150
Bonjour à tous les partageurs.
Si par bonheur quelqu'un pouvez partager la compilation :
"""Millions Like Us - The Story Of The Mod Revival 1977-1989"""
Please !!!!!!!!!! s'il vous plait !!!!!!!!!!
Merci par avance
THIERRY
For Anon
Scots Pirates - Action Now (Revenge Records 1992) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/?fa2tgljxd8pedld
Scots Pirates were a reunion group of sorts of some of the most notable alumni of the '60s Michigan rock scene, particularly guitarist/singer Scott Morgan (The Rationals) and drummer Scott Asheton (The Stooges). The band also included bassist Gary Rasmussen , who, with Morgan , Asheton , and the late Fred Sonic Smith, played in Sonic's Rendezvous Band . With some other musicians filling out the lineup, Scots Pirates recorded three albums, starting with 'Rock Action' (1989) followed by 'Action Now' (1992) and 'Revolutionary Means' (1995) was their last effort, and finds them playing hard rock with soul influences, in a manner consistent with the ethos established by the Stooges , mc5, and Sonic's Rendezvous Band
http://sonsofthedolls.blogspot.de/2008/09/scots-pirates-action-now.html
@Jonder:
Thanks very much for your additions to the sudden ascension of Afrobeat on the Zone. I too am impressed by how Fela's legacy is continuing to reverberate.
@Alex
Re: this disgusting comment aimed at myself yesterday.
"I STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT FIRST BEFORE
HAVING A POP AT PEOPLE,YOU NASTY TWAT!
IVE HAD THEM FOR YEARS AND HAD TO DIG DEEP TO FIND THEM.
NOT FROM YOUTUBE!
WHAT DO YOU WANT A MEDAL?"
------------------------------------------------------------
In no way did I refer to your 'Cochise' being from Youtube. I merely pointed out that my upload of 'Cochise' was not a Youtube grab. How you have the nerve to say I am a "nasty twat" having a pop at people is beyond me.
Evidently you're the nasty one judging by the tone of your comment.
I strongly suggest YOU get YOUR facts right before jumping to conclusions and throwing out insults. I also suggest you carry on digging deep. You never know, if you dig deep enough you may find a heart!
Oh...and yes please I would like a medal if you are giving them out. I feel I deserve a Gold. lol
Thanks Butterboy
The Quicksilver box set will be given a fair run this weekend
Regards
Interesting stuff jonder. Thanks.
Thanks for another Swirlies@timebender, didn't have that one.
@RYP
Just wondering if you plan on posting Mickey Baker - Session Man & Performer Vol. 4 and 5?
Thanks
Bob, thank you for sharing the great Vocal Groups.
Butterboy, thanks for Singular Genius and '70s Soul...good stuff.
Thanks for the thumbs up @Bilbo. Now all I have to do is write the last third....
Glad you enjoyed the mini-Joe Rubin fest, Gorp. Don't forget the Russ Meyer epic I posted on Valentine's Day. His editing technique makes him the Sergei Eisenstein of soft core porn!
Here's my favorite Fella album: Walter Scharf's CINDERFELLA @320!
https://mega.nz/#F!2pAQiKiI!IdlbGcVKv9vcLDl2BjR34A
Wondering if anyone can share:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Chess-Soul-A-Decade-Of-Chicagos-Finest/release/4881303
many thx
montysmusic - thanks for the Blaze Foley
Days of the Broken Arrows - thanks for the Joy Of Cooking
if u like Joss Stone look at her singing and talking on vintage:
https://vintage.tv/shows/needle-time/
Hermann
(thanks everybody for your contributions)
Bing Vicious,
yes both, Vol 4 tomorrow...
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #47:
1930s+ Blues, Jazz, Old-Timey, and Gospel: C-Artists, Part 1 of 2
Other than having heard his name now and then, I knew almost nothing about Cab Calloway until just a few years ago, when a music-loving blog (not this one... but I don't recall which) posted the fantastic 1933 Fleischer cartoon of Betty Boop's take on the fairy-tale of Snow White. In it, Calloway sings and dances (by way of masterful Rotoscope) "St. James Infirmary", a number that goes 'way back in history itself.
Cab followed up by adding two more musical numbers to the front end (so to speak) of Betty Boop cartoons: "Minnie the Moocher" and "The Old Man of the Mountain". These two were live-action, and give us a really great look at the maestro's style of showmanship and footwork. (PS: those aren't spats in "Moocher"; Calloway's wearing spectators -- I've got to get myself a pair of those while we're here in the 30s.) After Cab's smooth moves, my favorite in the band has got to be the grandstanding/showboating drummer, having a lot of fun on camera himself.
First, the cartoons; NB and caveat visor that different online versions annoyingly cut off some of the top, or bottom:
"Snow White": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKOSJ5AAwfc
"Minnie the Moocher": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhCvq_5_HGw
"The Old Man of the Mountain": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK6Ty-uLIwM
Take it away, Koko and Bimbo:
Cab Calloway, 1930-47:
- The Chronological, 1932-34 [2@128-160, 4@320]
- Blackbirds of 1928, selections (with Thelma Carpenter), 1933 [4@160]
- Best Of, 1930-42
- Are You Hep to the Jive?, 1940-47
- miscellaneous [2@128-160, 4@320]
Caldwell 'Mississippi' Bracey - Complete, 1930 [4@316-320]
Calvin Frazier - Complete, 1938-60
Capital City Four - Carolina Gospel Quartet, 1938 [4@128, 2@320]
Carl Davis - Complete, 1935
Carl Martin, 1930-36:
- Complete, 1930-36 [11@224, 8@320]
- The Best of Carl Martin [14@224]
Carlton Freeny's Barn-Dance Band - Complete, 1930-35
Cats and the Fiddle, 1939-42 [3@96-224, 4@320]
Cauley Family - Complete, 1934 [6@192, 2@320]
Ced Odom and Lil Hardaway - Complete, 1936
Charioteers - sampler, 1939-40
Seven-day link (expires Feb. 23):
https://we.tl/b0vUaHgpuc
All tracks are 320K except where noted. And let's give our appreciative thank-yous to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting all across the web, over many great years.
Tomorrow: we look at the question, Was Charley hoarse?
Cheers!
@ Scott Marks
I'll check out the Russ Meyer film. Thanks for mentioning it. I somehow overlooked it on the day it was posted. I am downloading it right now.
Thanks to JWDen for more Fela Kuti!
Butterboy, many thanks for Can You Dig It...forget how great some of those tracks are
Any chance anyone has Dave Van Ronk Down on Washington Street? Thank you
@Bob,
Thanks for posting the Early Vocal Groups & Hot Harmony Groups comps. It's sad that Bear Family neglected to include so many of these tracks -- tracks recorded in the 1950's in particular -- in both their "Blowing The Fuse" and "Street Corner Symphonies" series of comps. So many of the tracks you've posted would have been a perfect fit. Possibly the only vinyl they were able to source was simply too distressed to include?
Yes, I did download the "Human Orchestra" tracks. As a note, I bought that LP at a shop here in Tokyo some 25 years ago [!?!] Thanks again for taking the time to post all this great stuff. Appreciated!
@rm The great Jim "The Hound" Marshall has a special Vince Taylor shrine in his NYC Chelsea flat.
I remember him telling the story of Vince being a coal miner's son in New Jersey of all places and his sister goes to Hollywood and starts dating a Joe Barbera of Hanna And Barbera right when Huckleberry Hound gets famous. They send Vince to England where he does nothing but becomes a hit in France.
At some point later in his career he drops acid and claims he's Methusala or some sort of name and
comes on stage in white robes. Essentially ending his career.
Not my rips (can't even remember where I found them), but much gratitude to the original poster...classic collections @320.
Many thanks to Gyro, RYP and everyone here at TZ.
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Doo-Wop-Box/release/545955
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/6hJ18csw/file.html
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/YQfTD930/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Doo-Wop-Box-II-101-More-Vocal-Group-Gems/release/5645485
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Q7BY7KHn/file.html
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/skjSxQhd/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Doo-Wop-Box-III-101-More-Vocal-Group-Gems/release/5645487
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Ecka8BmY/file.html
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/GfUtm5RA/file.html
Skip asked for -
Chess Soul: A Decade Of Chicagos Finest @320 with full art (341.2 MB)
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/mzRZNN39/file.html
@ButterBoy: Thank you for the Soul Experience!
@TimeBender: Thank you for the Swirlies bonus, too.
@JWDen: When it's raining soup, run outside with a bucket! And with all the good Blues/Jazz/Rural/Gospel recorded in the 1930s and 20s, you're going to need to wield quite the hefty bucket. (PS: you're also a bad influence, sir. One of the artists we'll get to in the 1920s is Ida Cox... and looking over some of her works today, I found myself thinking, "Ida Cox -- isn't that what JWDen does at the gym?" Heh; just kidding... and back to the confessional for me.)
@Bob: Thank you for the early Hot Harmony. Also, especially: thanks for the Skyles bump-up -- and at least as much for the rest of the gang here, as for me. Harman's Heart Breakers! That's one I had, but lost... till now; thanks for the that, and for the further roots. Hillbilly I can get into if it's early Hillbilly -- 1920s, especially. There was such an overlap, back then, between early Country, early Jazz, and fledgling recorded Blues! And I haven't been to visit our Uncle Gil in a while, so thank you for that link as well -- downloading even while I key this. Land o' Goshen!
Cheers!
@butterboy Thanks for the 70's Soul comp!
@jonder Thanks for the Femi Afrobeat!
I'm looking for the deluxe edition of Steve Earle's 2009 tribute to Townes Van Zandt, simply called Townes. I actually only need the second disc with Steve's acoustic versions of Townes songs. Thanks.
@RYP
Ah, cool. I'm taking a long break from downloading music, but wanted to get those albums first.
Problem is this blog is too damn good. I come on here to check every day. I end up looking around and I always find something else I can't resist downloading to check out. Even reducing my downloading to just essentials it's impossible to pass things up.
This blog is kind of addictive. Well, downloading music is addictive. But, this blog in particular has too much cool shit. Even with all the random crap that is posted in the comments that strays so far from the point of the main page.
It's like a refuge or sanctuary for old hipsters put out to pasture with a library full of every cool, weird or obscure album ever recorded.
Yesterday, I had been talking to a guy I share an office with at work and Derek and Clive (Peter Cook and Dudley Moore) came up. "F....n C...t" bit. He had called our supervisor a c...t a while back, and, well, this office mate is the real c..t himself and he played that bit of theirs. And, lo and behold, the next day there are a couple of Derek and Clive albums in Monty's Music Medley.
Thanks Monty!
Thanks everyone.
But, I got to get out. It's becoming like a real twilight zone show. A fantasy dreamland for obsessive music lovers where you can get all the cool music you ever wanted, especially for people who grew up before the internet where you grew up in a depressed, dark world of musical scarcity, but it becomes like a nightmare prison where zippshare monsters in the shape of Scarlet Johansson tempt you to download more and more and more and you never have the time to listen and really give the time to appreciate any of it and she keeps luring you away from the things that used to matter to you.
She keeps whispering with her sexy, sweet voice in your ear..."You can own music. It's a material thing. You can possess it. You can have it all whenever you want. It's not something intangible and wonderful that you experience and it drifts away forever. You can capture it and relive it all...oh...look...another soul comp. There might be a couple good songs on there to add to your collection. We can dance like it's 1966 forever. Club music sucks these days..."
But, I digress.
Looking forward to those Mickey Baker comps.
Thanks,
Bing
Any Byrds fans should check out the 100 GARAGE FOLK 4CD BOXSET found on the Tommentón en la cuadrA
blog which is found in the right hand column its a superb box set superbly compiled[I nearly posted it but something told me to check and lo and behold it was on that site with working links]
@anonymous
why dont you just get a life ??
why are you hiding behind anon.
my comments were not disgusting at all
you should think before you print you idiot!
hey ryp and gyro,
why do people not print their name on here??
i never understand that??
what do they have to hide ??
all these poor anonymous souls !!
carry on the good work and thatks to all
the soul folk on here who do put thier name to
what they print!
@Bing Vicious....uhm, wow. Damn. Yeah.
And yet.
Anonymous to Pubbi,
Thank you for the Scots Pirates,
and thank you for filling the gaps of Garage, you did short time ago,
Cheers to you
@Susan Dominus,
You're right, I missed your post but have gone back and seen it now. Thanks!
@Alex
many of us do not want to create the google account required to show identity
THIERRY - "Millions Like Us - The Story Of The Mod Revival 1977-1989"& 320
Disc 1 - http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/OaLLvmr8/file.html
Disc 2 - http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/Fni9TjYM/file.html
Disc 3 - http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/SVoFgYsl/file.html
Disc 4 - http://www76.zippyshare.com/v/QCJg7Rtj/file.html
includes covers & Notes
Anonymous Anonymous said...
@Alex
many of us do not want to create the google account required to show identity
why??????
what are you afraid of??
or hiding ???
@Anonymous
"many of us do not want to create the google account required to show identity"
A Google account is not required. Just check Name/URL. You can leave the URL field blank.
re Hawaiian music
Does anyone have any Darrin Benetiz albums that they can share?
Aloha and Cheers,
Mike
Butterboy, thanks for the'70s Soul Experience & The Mod Collection.
cheers,ELtel
Thanks Timebender for The Swirlies 'Cats Of The Wild'.
> what are you afraid of??
People who demand my identity papers.
> or hiding???
Nothing that concerns you. Run along and push, file, stamp, index, brief, debrief and number someone else.
The Prisoner - Original Soundtrack
https://mega.nz/#!BrYSAZJB!p_9KH_oArZGlAISGLBbOtyqliIuIVH2Ta0pQOzqCd_U
Thx * 10^6 to Garin for Chess Soul.
many of us had popular blogs but google kills when they want. in my case the wife of johnny paris kiled 2 of my blogs in one day. she killed many others that month. greed is all.
anonymous is now only way to be safer
when the USA feds get your real name then address then expect to be in court.....
Happy Weekend, all.
BIG thanks to:
Butterboy for the Can You Dig It? comps. :)
JWDen for Peggy, Sir Christopher and The Klowns. :)
Scott Marks for Miklos Rosza.
All best.
UB
Hi Anon,
everything works for me as it should with the Scots Pirates, no idea what is causing your problems. For safety's sake I have created a new archive and a new link.
Scots Pirates - Action Now (Revenge Records 1992) @320
https://mega.nz/#!kcF2FIbI!2NWNpS4OyjiX2bi6ATvEzlnnfoAvysq0nP-Tn3gJA1w
...Timebender said...
@lorcan white - Thanks for the Mark E. Smith, great posts like usual.
@zipper - Your welcome for the posts you have been commenting on, glad people
are diggin the shoegaze stuff lately.
Hi Pubbi,
thank you for the reupload of Scots Pirates, this time it worked, the first time it showed me there are no files a.s.o.
Have nice Sunday
Cheers
Thanks Butterboy for Can You Dig It The '70s Soul Experience & Arnold Phart for Dave Berry 'The Decca Sessions 1966-1974'.
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