Sunday, 18 February 2018

…and now for something completely different! 165

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

104 comments:

RYP said...

To all Alex ', Anonymous' or to those who feel addressed:
Since your quarrels bore me, cost me precious time reading these bitches and pressing the "Publish" button, I caution you to continue and undermine the destiny of this blog! This section "... and now for something completely different!" serves as a relatively free forum (with me as a moderator) to musically exchange. Do you want to risk that, did you really think I was going through those stupidities? I will not forward these provocative comments in the first step, if that does not help I just close this section and only publish Gyro1966's and my postings. No one should assume that we are dependent on this annoyance: we have enough music to enjoy ourselves beyond our death. ; )

Thanks for your understanding!
RYP

Butterboy said...

More Music...037

Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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Only one post today.

If you like Nat King Cole Trio then this is the bees knees.

Nat King Cole Trio - The Complete Capitol Recordings (1942 - 1961) [1991] (18xCD's including Booklet and Artwork)

There's 343 tracks on the 18 CDs that make up this box set. If you can find it, buy it. It's every track that the Nat King Cole Trio recorded for Capitol, including outtakes, transcription-only tunes and alternate versions (Ever hear the original take of "The Christmas Song" with no strings? It's on here.). A full 1/3 of this set has never been commercially released before. The 12x12 booklet of liner notes is an education in itself. This box set won a Grammy for Best Historical Compilation, and deservedly so. It was also limited to an edition not to exceed 10,000 copies, so like I said, if you see it somewhere, you better grab it!! Definitely on the pricey side, but it's a must-have if you're a true lover of Nat King Cole... one of the most beautiful voices of his, or any, generation.


CD 1,2,3,4 http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/p1qIuJXu/file.html

CD 5,6,7 http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/NSnZ3XQX/file.html

CD8 +Artwork http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/yD6A4FLK/file.html

CD9,10,11,12 http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/KESzcJkj/file.html

CD13,14,15 http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/xkUK0Gow/file.html

CD16,17,18 http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/NKQ5i5HV/file.html

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More Music...036
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Carmen McRae - The Sound of Silence [1967]
Link http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/TT2KURFW/file.html
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02 Steve & The Board - ... And The Giggle Eyed Goo [2000]
Link http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/xn1W2h4N/file.html
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03 Blue Nile - Hats (2012 Reissue) [1989]
Link http://www70.zippyshare.com/v/k2bwRrvd/file.html
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036 BONUS
VA - The Backbeat Of Rock And Roll [2012] CD1+2+3
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/beYg1zrM/file.html
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Searnav said...

Repost by request

Elvis Presley – Elvis Presley

RCA Victor EPB-1254 (USA March 1956)

Ultra-rare promo double EP (2 x 4 track 45 rpm record with gatefold picture sleeve) that was released at the same time as Elvis Presley’s first LP (march 1956).

Note: the back sleeve has side 2 and side 3 titles mixed up.

Disc 1

1. Side 1 - 01 - Blue Suede Shoes (1:59)
2. Side 1 - 02 - I'm Counting On You (2:23)
3. Side 2 - 01 - I Got A Woman (2:24)
4. Side 2 - 02 - One-Sided Love Affair (2:10)

Disc 2

5. Side 3 - 01 - Tutti Frutti (1:59)
6. Side 3 - 02 - Tryin' To Get To you (2:32)
7. Side 4 - 01 - I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (2:02)
8. Side 4 - 02 - I'll Never Let You Go (2:24)

Complete Artwork Included (front, back, inside of the gatefold cover, discs, labels)

http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/Dy9X0HpY/file.html

Searnav said...

Bob Dylan – The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan Outtakes

Vigotone Records VIGO 115 (Australia 1993)

Not available in stores

1-12 = Freewheelin’ Outtakes

1. Baby Please Don't Go (1:57)
2. Corrina, Corrina (3:08)
3. The Death Of Emmett Till (4:16)
4. Mixed Up Confusion (2:23)
5. Lonesome Whistle Blues (2:04)
6. Talkin' John Birch Paranoid Blues (3:45)
7. Milkcow's Calf Blues (2:32)
8. That's Alright Mama (3:21)
9. Solid Road (2:51)
10. Going To New Orleans (3:08)
11. Let Me Die In My Footsteps (4:03)
12. Ballad Of Hollis Brown (5:03)
13. Witchita (2:56)
14. Sally Gal (3:15)
15. Whatcha Gonna Do (2:08)

16-25 = Bonus Alternate Takes

16. Mixed Up Confusion (Alternate Take) (2:32)
17. Solid Road (Alternate Take) (2:15)
18. That's Alright Mama (Alternate Take) (2:09)
19. Mixed Up Confusion (Alternate Take) (2:18)
20. Corrina, Corrina (Alternate Take) (2:31)
21. Milkcow's Calf Blues (Alternate Take) (2:45)
22. Wichita (Alternate Take) (3:03)
23. Whatcha Gonna Do (Alternate Take) (2:58)
24. Baby I'm In The Mood For You (Alternate Take) (2:45)
25. Sally Gal (Alternate Take) (2:23)

Artwork Included (front, back, inside, CDs)

http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/6KAbKMHN/file.html

Searnav said...

DKT / MC5 – Live At The Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium 2005

No label, no reference, release date unknown

Michael Davis (D) - bass
Wayne Kramer (K) - guitar
Dennis Thompson (T) - drums
Handsome Dick Manitoba (ex-Dictators) - vocals
Gilby Clarke (ex-Guns ‘N’ Roses) - guitar
Lisa Kekaula - vocals

The MC5 were an American rock band from Lincoln Park, Michigan, formed in 1964. The original band line-up consisted of vocalist Rob Tyner, guitarists Wayne Kramer and Fred "Sonic" Smith, bassist Michael Davis, and drummer Dennis Thompson. "Crystallizing the counterculture movement at its most volatile and threatening", according to AllMusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine, the MC5's far left political ties and anti-establishment lyrics and music positioned them as emerging innovators of the punk movement in the United States. Their loud, energetic style of back-to-basics rock 'n' roll included elements of garage rock, hard rock, blues rock, and psychedelic rock.

MC5 had a promising beginning which earned them a January 1969 cover appearance in Rolling Stone and a story written by Eric Ehrmann before their debut album was released. They developed a reputation for energetic and polemical live performances, one of which was recorded as their 1969 debut album “Kick Out The Jams”. Their initial run was short-lived, though. In 1972, just years after their debut record, the band came to an end. MC5 was often cited as one of the most important American hard rock groups of their era. “Kick Out The Jams" is widely covered.

Tyner died of a heart attack in late 1991 at the age of 46. Smith also died of a heart attack, in 1994 at the age of 45. The remaining three members of the band reformed in 2003 with The Dictators' singer Handsome Dick Manitoba as its new vocalist, and this reformed line-up occasionally performed live over the next nine years, until Davis died of liver failure in February 2012 at the age of 68.

Disc 1

1. Ramblin' Rose (3:40)
2. I Can Give You Everything (3:13)
3. Tonight (4:41)
4. Call Me Animal (2:58)
5. Sister Ann (6:01)
6. High School (3:26)
7. American Ruse (4:19)
8. Motor City Is Burning (5:45)
9. Over & Over Pt. 1 (3:54)
10. Over & Over Pt. 2 (2:22)
11. Shakin' Street (3:12)
12. Lookin' At You (5:02)
13. Miss X (6:16)
14. The Human Being Lawn Mower (3:33)
15. Kick Out The Jams (4:47)
16. I Believe To My Soul (7:01)

Disc 2

1. Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa (10:47)
2. Starship (12:19)
3. Skunk (Coogee Bay 2004) (4:50)
4. Future/Now (Melbourne 2004) (5:20)
5. I Want You Right Now (Melbourne 2004) (6:21)
6. Teenage Lust (Melbourne 2004) (2:52)

Artwork Included

Files sent to us by an anonymous cyberfriend

http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/mITD3He2/file.html

montysmusic said...

Well said RYP
Its churlish
The Churls[flac]
Somewhere over the years the Churls ended up near the bottom of history's overcrowded dustbin, but back in late 1967 the heavy-hitting rockers had quite a presence on Toronto's Yorkville scene, at one point snagging an eight-week slot as the house band at The Penny Farthing club. The five (singer Bob O'Neill, guitarists Sam Hurrie and Harry Southworth Ames, with John Barr on bass and Brad Fowles on drums) were probably the loudest band in the village, mixing those crunching power chords of Cream and Hendrix's freewheeling pyrotechnics with a healthy dollop of Rolling Stones boogie. The band got a brief taste of fame when the Everly Brothers caught wind of their show while in Toronto and hooked them up with Blood, Sweat & Tears' management company Glotzer and Katz later that winter.
Michael Panontin

link
https://mega.nz/#!dpkykBhQ!L9TrUrohuDPm5OT3k8jctpBdyrDtdw4Mq6DHVzkl93o

churls -1968-69 - the churls & send me no flowers

montysmusic said...

Monty's Music Medley Vol 12
albums are

blue haze, songs of jimi hendrix
Chingon-Mexican Spaghetti Western[mex r n r]
Dance_Hall_Crashers-Honey_Im_Homely-WEB-1997-ska punk
Fenomeno Fuzz - Sabado[ Rock Latino]
lonnie mack (1964 - the wham of that memphis man!)
Louisiana Cajun French Music Vol. 2_ Sou
Louisiana Cajun French Music, Vol. 1- southwest prairies, 1964-1967
midnite snaxxx -2012- lp (great garagepunk)
mildred clark - 1976 - mildred clark & the melody aires[gospel]
Novak's Kapelle - Singles (AUT 1968-1969)psychedelic
Patty Gurdy (single)
ROOKIES - Half of Wednesday [ITA garage revival 1998] ep Teen Sound
The Big Beat (1963)
The Italian Smoke Squad ISS 076
The Longest Day-2008 - Night Falls
The Miamis- we deliver_ the lost band of the cbgb era (1974-1979)
The Motherhood - I Feel So Free (1969)
The Owl Service - A Garland of Song
various artists - unheard melodies- 50 years of rare uk fantasy, horror & sci-fi themes - vol. 5 (1970-1972)
Watermelon Men-Past, Present & Future
Whitley, Chris - Terra Incognita
zoot sims quartet - zoot [rec. 1956] (poll winners compilation 2009) [flac]

Zippy links in zippy text file
HERE!
MMMV12.txt.zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/XmIGDXZg/file.html

montysmusic said...

Here's The band Of Outsiders

band of outsiders - vinyl rips.zip
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/rdyzSbMV/file.html

Band of outsiders - No Reflection.zip
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/D8BO2rMT/file.html

1984 - band of outsiders - everything takes forever - lp.zip
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/k9tJ7vWi/file.html



Heres the second Duke Ellington disc plus another 2 discer which has the track mentioned[pitter panther]apologies for bit rate

The Carnegie Hall Concerts_ January 1946 (Disc 1) [128k].zip
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/mjMgi3IA/file.html

The Carnegie Hall Concerts_ January 1943 (Disc 2) [128k].zip
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/qBpSZI18/file.html

The Carnegie Hall Concerts_ December 1944 (Disc 1) [128k].zip
http://www109.zippyshare.com/v/dmizdyhI/file.html

Searnav said...

RYP - I think we all agree with your first comment. I'm one of those who don't even read anonymous comments; they shouldn't even be published in my opinion.

Bill said...

GREAT VIDEO! THANKS!

Anonymous said...

Good on you RYP..........to post only yours and Gyro1966's postings would be great and eliminate the other moaners and complainers....I'm all for it....bring this Blog back to how it started out.

Anonymous said...

Bonjour. A tous les partageurs, je recherche s'il vous plait PLEASE:
VA- Swedish The Who Covers
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Swedish-The-Who-Covers/release/3851571
&
VA- Danish BeatCookies

Merci par avance.
Thierry

montysmusic said...

NRBQ BOX
contains
carl perkins & nrbq - boppin' the blues
High Noon-disc 1 - everybody say yeah! (2005-2016)
High Noon-disc 3 - do you feel it¿ (1971-1978)
nrbq - all hopped up
NRBQ - At Yankee Stadium
nrbq - high noon - a 50-year retrospective - 2016 - rock - cd2
nrbq - high noon - a 50-year retrospective - 2016 - rock - cd4
nrbq - scraps
NRBQ-Diggin' Uncle Q
NRBQ-Live at the wax museum (& John Sebastian)
NRBQ-Message for the mess age
NRBQ-We travel the spaceways
NRBQ-You gotta be loose

I got the High Noon box set from different sources hence the title differences

link
https://mega.nz/#!wo9UVbrL!ticY0ObqtmXfzR77Eu2ystyz2-kFyO_nwSm1aszZJbQ

JWDen said...

I have worshipped at the altar of Bette Midler since her first album came out. I borrowed it from a student teacher who’d brought it in to play during study hall (oddly enough) and taped it with my little Sony cassette recorder, the puny mic butted up against the speaker of the plastic record player. I wore that tape out. I’ve seen her ten or twelve times, and she’s always great. Always. So, here we have a mega Bette post split over a couple of days. This occasioned me to dive into my Bob Dylan vaults in search of the half-hour long rehearsal track for their duet on “Buckets of Rain” for her third album, and I happily found it (my Dylan file is about 14 gigs, mostly rarities and outtakes, so finding anything specific is a bit of a chore). Listen closely and you’ll find out why Paul Simon replaced Bette with Phoebe Snow on “Gone at Last.” Everything the next couple of days is @320 (with one exception), and all my rips (with one exception).

1972 – The Divine Miss M http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/dgHZt4nM/file.html
1973 – Bette Midler http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/OON8golZ/file.html
1975 – “Buckets of Rain” rehearsal (with Bob Dylan) http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/I8w0xolG/file.html
1976 – Songs for the New Depression http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/UpjIXhyf/file.html
1977 – Broken Blossom http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/ZkWU07Eh/file.html
1977 – Live at Last http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/8ebmNV2f/file.html

The Kitsch Korner brings you more Christopher Lee from “Fireside Tales” reading a creepy Ambrose Bierce short story called “The Man and the Snake,” TV composer Earle Hagen’s score to “The New Interns” and the Danish pianist Bent Fabricius-Bjerre with his oft-covered novelty hit “Alley Cat.” Cheese of the most delicious vintage. Bitrates vary, but I’ll see you on the prowl each night.

“The Man and the Snake” – Christopher Lee (2004) http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/J3iFRDyK/file.html
“The New Interns” – Earle Hagen (1964) http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/FQ82wZCv/file.html
“Alley Cat” – Bent Fabric (1962) http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/ScOehDEx/file.html

Bob said...

BLUEGRASS 49

Jimmy Martin is one of the big names in bluegrass.

"O Brother" contains non-bluegrass music as well - but don't let that put you off. It's vintage American roots material - there's some gospel, blues and old-time country too.

https://www.discogs.com/Various-O-Brother-The-Story-Continues/release/4000623

- O Brother~The Story Continues.zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/qlxdgB2J/file.html

Jimmie Skinner - Jimmie Skinner's #1 Bluegrass (1977).zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/77exZk9J/file.html

Jimmy & Wesley & The Virginia Cut-Ups - The Natural Sound Of (Latco 300).zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/jM6gsC10/file.html

Jimmy Martin - 20 Greatest Hits.zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/3tuyoDqn/file.html

Jimmy Martin & The Sunny Mountain Boys - 1954-1974 - Vol. 1 ('54-'60).zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/Y9jARr9d/file.html

Anonymous said...

Can someone post some good Hoyt Axton compilation?

whymamacries said...

Butters, Thanks for the Nat King box! what a treat to be able to peel back the layers on some of my favorites songs!

-Blindman

Spike said...

And here we are at the last day of my Bonzo Dog Band uploads. Fittingly enough, the last title to be uploaded is called The End of the Show

The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band - The End of the Show
Rare and Unreleased Performances by the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
"First published 2004. This edition published 2016."
From Coda Publishing, Czech Republic!

This is a 4 CD set, a bootleg and yet I noticed it's currently listed for sale at Amazon UK.

Disc One - You May Adjust Your Set
17 tracks, all likely from the Do Not Adjust Your Set series
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/uNDgfhNP/file.html

Disc Two - Bilzeon 1969
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/j9VWU1wG/file.html

Disc Three - Jolity Farm
All live tracks of varying quality
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/v848S2QU/file.html

Disc Four - With a Little Help
23 tracks, seems to be mostly the same as Pour L'Amour des Chiens, though one or two things here that aren't on that.
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/xba1sMHp/file.html

Covers - just the rear cover and pictures of each CD.
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/1kmOirAJ/file.html

That's pretty much my entire collection. I've been a fan of the Bonzos, collectively and individually, for close to 50 years.

For those who are new to the band and decided to give it a shot, I hope there was something here you liked! For longtime fans, I hope I had something here you didn't already have - if you've got anything I haven't posted, please share!

Coming soon - solo stuffs from Stanshall, Innes, Spear, Grimms




Albert said...

Hi friends.

I'm looking for these albums:

Various ‎– The Rhythm Shack Vol. 1

https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Rhythm-Shack-Vol-1/release/3887908

Various ‎– The Rhythm Shack Vol. 2

https://www.discogs.com/es/Various-The-Rhythm-Shack-Vol-2/release/4869060?ev=rr

Various ‎– The Rhythm Shack, Vol 3

https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Rhythm-Shack-Vol-3/release/7004280

Dave "Baby" Cortez With Lonnie Youngblood And His Bloodhounds

https://www.discogs.com/es/Dave-Baby-Cortez-With-Lonnie-Youngblood-And-His-Bloodhounds-Dave-Baby-Cortez-With-Lonnie-Youngblood-/master/572952

Thank you so much for help me

A greeting

Anonymous said...

Hello Amigos de Musica,

I"m looking for Peace in the Valley, The Complete Gospel Recordings(3 cd) by Elvis.

Who can help me?

Robert

angel said...

thanks monty for Band of Outsiders, wild flowers and marble orchard.

I really like this section, by the way, just as I like the main posts since 2006.

regards

Bob said...

Ruth Davis & The DAVIS SISTERS (Gospel)

Often called the Famous Davis Sisters, so they didn't get confused with the country artists.
Mainly @192, but not too crackly - I got these years back from those sites where you have to download a track at a time. The odd singles are from YouTube more recently.

It goes without saying (I am though!?), but if anyone can provide any more Ruth Davis and/or Davis Sisters, please do so. Thanks.

Davis Sisters - (Selected Savoy Singles).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/7uSL5K9P/file.html

Davis Sisters - Davis Sisters 1949-1952.zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/1ZkK9gNK/file.html

Davis Sisters - Earnestly Praying (1962).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/NcvjJ4eN/file.html

Davis Sisters - He That Believeth (1957).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/mmH0w1ZU/file.html

Davis Sisters - Jesus Gave Me Water (1959).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/zA95t4x4/file.html

Davis Sisters - Plant My Feet on Higher Ground (1958).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/zcktT7yk/file.html

Davis Sisters - Shine on Me (1957).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/6oZADl4M/file.html

Davis Sisters - Twelve Gates to the City (1955).zip
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/WtrREgE9/file.html

Hester said...

It is sunday in USofA...would someone have Lee Williams And The Spiritual QC's to share? I just heard 'When You Gonna Wake Up'...what an inspiration!

montysmusic said...

For Thierry

Swedish Who Covers.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/UjVoPnzX/file.html

danish beat cookies vol. 3 (frost records).zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/jsTSPZyT/file.html

Danish Beat Cookies 1964-1967 - Vol.5.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/gjpmfx5N/file.html

Danish Beat Cookies 1964-1967 - Vol.4.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/rYB36MXg/file.html

Danish Beat Cookies 1964-1967 - Vol.2.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/DNdjKMV8/file.html

Danish Beat Cookies 1964-1967 - Vol.1.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/RycmDgh7/file.html

One of the Danish Cookies has 2 tracks missing sorry about that

@albert no joy from me for your hard to find requests ..your discogs link for your last request came up with a totally different artist but I found the right page

montysmusic said...

Yes Angel this is my favourite blog just a shame a few try and spoil it for others who come here for musical enjoyment and sharing.
I get the feeling a few want TZ to go back to the olde way but they dont have to enter this thread at the end..I just dont get it..
RYP really put a lot into providing this last thread and for me it was a touch of genius..

MichaelH said...

Warm thanks Bob for those Blues&Gospel Kings,now i have all four.
I have one more of 40`s group cds,but cant rip that right now,
problems with the computer,guess in next month.MichaelH.

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

@montysmusic - Thanks for including the Longest Day in your Medeley today and
the Dead Milkmen from a previous post. I too am enjoying your new method of posting.
I am gonna check out your Churls upload as well, should be good.

onuska said...

THANK YOU MONTY YOU ARE DA Man!

Mark R said...

Would any of you generous TZ-ers happen to have and be gracious enough to share GENE PITNEY's "Espanol: Famous Hits Recorded In Spanish"?

And once again, thanks to RYP and GYRO for maintaining this wonderful site. Let's keep it vibrant and friendly, everyone. Be nice, people, or go to your room.

Mark R said...

@ RYP:

I have NO problem with you deciding which posts to publish and which to trash. In fact I welcome it. It's not fun for any of us to read the vitriol when it occasionally surfaces, and it must be 20X worse for you. 99.9% of TZ's followers are in awe of what you and GYRO1966 do each and every day and appreciate the effort that must be required.

Ride your pony, friend.

EasilyConfused said...

A CHILD'S TREASURY OF ROCKIN' DOO-WOP

If you like your doo-wop rockin' you're in the right place!

10 volumes of music to get you dancing - maybe only in your head, but that's OK.

These are nearly all the tracks from the Doo-Wop Detective Dance Party Special series, re-sequenced for maximum danceability, humourously retitled and with new, fun artwork.

Listen with your feet as well as your ears!


Vol 1 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/UUNNrx8B/file.html
Vol 2 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/vJT0kupE/file.html
Vol 3 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/21AeOWYf/file.html
Vol 4 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/KQSCx1JW/file.html
Vol 5 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/SM9Gqjap/file.html
Vol 6 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/v29KL7pn/file.html
Vol 7 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/JIR6JvMt/file.html
Vol 8 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/cTUZRkRk/file.html
Vol 9 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/RcGAeWss/file.html
Vol 10 http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/GNgvsucx/file.html


For full track listings and all my other links (doo-wop, folk-rock and other) visit:

http://freetexthost.com/wxy4gszydu

Bob said...

@ Hester

There's a whole load of Lee Williams & the Spiritual QC's here.
You have to download a track at a time though.

http://mp3-red.cc/artist/4774735/lee-williams-and-the-spiritual-qc-s.html

Anonymous said...

I miss The days of Gyro's bonus music when we treated to new releases like....
How Is The Air Up There? 80 Mod Soul Freakbeat Nuggets From Down Under/Stax Singles Vol 4 Rarites & Best of The Rest/The Bellrays "Punk Funk Rock Soul Vol 2/Absolutely The...Uniques(Expanded)/The Ethiopians "Reggae Power/Woman Capture Man"/Northern Soul's Classiest Rarites Vol 6/etc...

CharlieAce

iggy said...

Hello RYP and G-Man. As a long-time visitor (and almost family member) to the Twilight Zone, I'd like to agree with your observations about those who complain about ANYTHING at this location. There is a rare "Geezinslaw Brothers" song called "A Five Dollar Fine for Whining" - I highly recommend it to those who feel compelled to complain about those who so kindly and generously share parts of their lives here at TLZ. Life is just too short, and it's a fact that it will be even shorter if you complain about it. I must disagree with yet another "anonymous" writer who said "bring it back to RYP and Gyro". While that's enough for most anybody, I believe that the dynamic solution of "...something completely different" has allowed an exchange of music and ideas and kind thoughts that have never been seen on the interweb before. I have "met" so many wonderful folks by way of their music appreciations at this fine location. So, thanks again to all, and in particular our "fearless leaders" RYP and G-Man. May the Zone endure for many great years to come...

!ggy the Elder

CharlieAce said...

I miss the days of Gyro's bonus music when we were treated to new releases like...How's The Air There? 80 Mod Soul Freakbeat Nuggets From Down Under/Stax Singles Vol 4 Rarities & The Best of The Rest/The Bellrays "Punk Funk Rock Soul Vol 2/Absolutely The...Uniques(Expanded)/The Ethiopians "Reggae Power/Woman Capture Man"/Northern Soul's Classiest Rarities Vol 6/etc....

CharlieAce

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
@Monty, thanks for some "Wild Flowers" and 'Dust'. But the "Band of Outsiders" don't work. I'm unable to open 'No Reflection' and the "Vinyl Rips". The last one is working ('Everything takes forever')

Wilfully Obscure had posted the "Band of Outsiders" and 'Acts of Faith, 1987' here:

http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/zgTDblyi/file.html

And here is a working link for:
"Corporal Gander's Fire Dog Brigade"
On The Rocks 1970 (Germany, Krautrock, Heavy Prog)

https://yadi.sk/d/puegEGArY7SeK

dc_animal said...

@Mukse - Here is Lucky Strollers 15 as I found it on Rockin Bandit's blog. (Thanks Bandit) Bit rates are a bit everywhere, but it's the best I have. If anyone has a better rip, feel free to post.

Again, not my rip but is my link.

LuckyStrollers15.rar
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/zoyZGT9t/file.html

Creedmoor said...

Bix Nix Sunday Guitar Picks
1924-1927 - Bix Beiderbecke with Jean Goldkette's Orchestra @320
1924-1928 - Bixology @320
1924-1936 - The Complete Okeh And Brunswick Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer & Jack Teagarden, 7 Disc Set [FLAC]
1927 - Singin' the Blues Vol. 1 @320
https://mega.nz/#F!31QFlCiB!gTnNIUVUy0633WRTRPwSKQ

Eric S. said...

@RYP

Preach!

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have a Thor's Hammer collection that they could share? The file that was upped a couple of days ago was "an incomplete rar file." = Mucho Gracias!

whymamacries said...

Anyone happen to have any of the remastered The Band albums in 320?? all the great bluegrass has sent me down a rabbit hole that ended with The Band! thanks so much!
-Blindman

djmcblues2 said...

RYP - all for getting rid of anonymous posts!!!

Also, JWDen - thanks for Bobbie Gentry.

Charlie said...

Many many thhanks to Butterboy for the Nat King Cole. An absolute joy and including the liner notes is brilliant. You are a gent.

Jim D said...

@bob.. Thanks for all the bluegrass.....
to all.... looking for "Jazz In The Hills" by the Country All-Stars

Thanks Jim

mandotodd said...

Anyone remember the 4-CD box set Mercury put out in the mid-90s called

Mercury Songbook 100 Jazz Vocal Classics?

I used to have it and used to love it. Between moving mishaps, computer crashes, and a divorce ... where's my music gone?!?

Perhaps one of you fine folks has it to share? Thanks in advance!

Anonymous said...

Mr. Montysmusic
Merciiiiiiii
Vous êtes formidable.
Vous répondez si souvent à mes demandes

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUU
for
VA- Swedish The Who Covers

VA- Danish BeatCookies

Thierry depuis la Bretagne

Bob said...

@ dc_animal

Thanks for Lucky Strollers 15. There's nothing worse than a gap in a set! And not just my teeth.

Spidey said...

This site is gold, and it's too bad you have to sift through all the idiots to allow this section. It's understandable that you've grown tired of doing so. For my part, I'm an older subscriber, and this section is where I can find music from my generation (50s & 60s), so of course I hope you will continue to somehow find the patience to moderate. In any case, thank you for everything you've done (but please don't let the bad guys win).

howstean said...

Glad to share these two

@ JimD - Jazz In The Hills
http://www55.zippyshare.com/v/clJ8P2Vl/file.html

@ Anonymous - Hoyt Axton on Raven
http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/LcPBF9XV/file.html

Anonymous said...

This Gospel stuff is making me weak in the knees----Brother Joe May, Dorothy Love Coates, The Caravans and now the Davis Sisters. GREAT MUSIC! Thank you.

Mike said...

re - FEBRUARY 18, 2018 AT 1:06 PM
Spike said... And here we are at the last day of my Bonzo Dog Band uploads.

Spike, thanks for all your effort and great albums.

For years I had been hoping to replace a tired version of Witchi-Tao-To by Topo D Bil that was on an old 1969-era party tape (originally sourced form a 45rpm single, I think)...

Cheers,
Mike

Mr Kleeg said...

A few days ago oldrocker99 was asking about King Sunny Adé & his African Beats
So I posted 2 of his Island Records releases and, as it would, prompted me to dig out some of his earlier Nigerian vinyl.

From 1974 "The Original Syncro System Movement", from 1977 "Syncro Chapter 1" and "In London" and from 1981 "The Message".

https://we.tl/PDgVxfR2wh

Enjoy that Juju groove.

cdelint said...

RYP I appreciate this "And now for something completely different" section for the oddball music and the stories of some of the posters. Twilight Zone on its own is impressive and a delight, with this section added icing on the cake. I'd vote to keep it but honestly, it's your site and it should be fun for you so I'll be content with whatever you decide to do.

@Spike What a Bonzo run--thanks so much!

Mike said...

re - Iggy the Elder - FEBRUARY 18, 2018 AT 3:59 PM

I agree with Iggy - love the new format

Also agree that the site owners can & should censor comments .

Thanks for all the great shares & comments.

Cheers,
Mike

Anonymous said...

I'm at a loss to understand the mindset of those who want to use this forum to snipe at others over what seems to be nothing at all. Thanks to RYP, Gyro and all contributors and let's hope that the trolls have a short attention span and go somewhere else.

Anonymous said...

@dc_animal

Thanks for the link of Lucky Strollers - Vol. 15, the serie is complete now.

Kind regards,

Muske

Mike said...


Hawaiian Music - Darren Benitez

Hi - I am looking for some Hawaiian music by an artist named Darren Benitez.
Can anyone share the albums below, or other similar artists [mellow acoustic vocal Hawaiian]:

Darren Benitez - Broken Hearts (Fat Katz 2003)
Darren Benitez - Mother of the Sea (Fat Katz 2003)
Darren Benitez - Dear Mama (Fat Katz 2008)

Following YouTube links will give you an idea of his style:
https://youtu.be/dvBfCtYrbI0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HAj9wC-8Y4
https://youtu.be/B3Uuefn4Nn4

Thnaks & Cheers,
Mike

Northing said...

'Preciate all the sleuthing and work people put into sharing what we all love here in the TZ. (Under real Names!) But y'all are fast...every time I try to respond, by the time I find, rip and upload a file, someone has already responded! Which leads me to ask...anyone have a copy of Jonell Mosser's "Tower.." demos of Townes Van Zant tunes? Lost my cd years ago. Thanks in advance - C

Al Ennis said...

So sorry to hear about the consternation with RYP & Gyro here regarding the infighting among posters. I think your idea about not posting those kind of comments should be the first approach before you throw the baby out with the bathwater. You already came up with the brilliant idea of putting all non-RYP & Gyro posts in a separate post - I love checking it out for really obscure shares. Thanks for all you do.

BeSound said...

ANyone have THE LOVE GENERATION's MONTAGE? or Come On Get Happy! The Very Best Of The Partridge Family (the only release that contains Having a Ball (Together) and Let the Good Times In?

Thanx in advance if anyone has both or either of these...

Jim D said...

@Howstean
Wow! thank you kindly for Jazz in the hills....

Jim

imnokid said...

Monty
Thanx for Mildred Clark.

heylee said...

Butterboy, thank you for all things NKC...appreciated.

heylee said...

Searnav, thanks for sharing the great, EP EPs...appreciated.

Anonymous said...

Here is "Supernatural" from the Britpop band Bennet - requested several days ago, but I just now had access to my external drive where it was located.
http://www61.zippyshare.com/v/9CUzhnaf/file.html

Some great songs on this one, but one of the most terrible, horrible opening tracks ever. I can't imagine anybody who decided to give it a listen without already knowing the band's music ever listening beyond track 1.

CrazyLegs said...

@dc_animal

I also needed Lucky Strollers 15. Thanks ever so much!

@Bob
The teeth comment made me grin from ear to ear.

Cheers
C.L.

Mike said...

Blogger Mike said...

Hawaiian Music - Darren Benitez

I thinkthat I spelled his name wrong: shouls be Darrin Benitez

Sorry

Cheers,
Mike

apauling said...

@RYP
I thoroughly agree that if these anonymous gremlins grow unbearable, reverting to posting just your and Gyro1966's shares is the sensible thing to do. Still, it'd be a shame to allow what is still essentially a civil, friendly and generous community to have to retreat in the face of such stupidity. I personally have little difficulty filtering out these annoyances, knowing the vast majority of posters here are good-hearted people who simply love sharing music.

Garin said...

I believe I downloaded Sons Of the Pioneers - The Old Rugged Gospel here a few days ago and it requires a password. I've gone back in the blog a week and still couldn't find it. Would some kind soul help please.

Aging Child said...

Back Into Yesterday's Music, #49:
1930s+ Blues, Jazz, Gospel, and Old-Timey: D-E Artists

(NB: Yesterday's posting was #48, though I put it up as #47... sorry about that. Picky, picky...)

Before we move further into the deep alphabet of 1930s recording acts, we've got four eager stragglers running along behind, so I'm pulling them aboard, even with some lower bitrates, to lead us off:

Billie Young - sampler, 1930 [2@320, 2@128]
Bob Dunn's Vagabonds, 1939-40 [7@192-320]
Cliff Bruner - sampler, 1937-41 [3@192, 3@320]
Clifford Gross - sampler, 1937 [3@176-192, 1@320].zip
Dave Apollon - Mandolin Virtuoso, 1932-56
Dave 'Three-Fifteen' Bluntson - Complete, 1937 [4@128]
David 'Black Ivory King' Alexander - sampler, 1937
David McCarn - sampler, 1930-31 [1@256, 3@320]
David Pryor - Bahamas Field-Recordings, 1935
Deep-River Plantation Singers - Complete, 1931
Delta Big Four, 1930 [8@256]
Doug Bine's Dixie Ramblers, 1936-37 [4@128, 4@320]
Eddie Head - Complete, 1930
Eddie Kelly's Washboard Band - Complete, 1937
Eddie 'Son' House:
- Complete Recorded Works, 1930
- The Library of Congress Field-Recordings, 1941-42
- Live at WFMT Chicago, 1964-04-19 [15@224]
- Live at the Gaslight NYC, 1965-01-03
- The Original Delta Blues, 1965
- Live at Oberlin College, 1966-04-15
- The Rochester Sessions, 1969
- Been Here, and Gone (with Kelly and Mann), 1972
- miscellaneous [1 live track @320]
Eddy Duchin - sampler, 1932-42 [4@192-320]
Edgar Hayes, 1937-48 [1@192, 61@320]

Seven-day link (expires Feb. 25):
https://we.tl/fB6MOpikPy

All tracks are 320K except where noted. As always, our thank-yous go out to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting all across the web, over many great years -- e.g., our friend Uncle Gil recently posted several disks of Country Blues, helping fill holes in, and expand, a number of artists' offerings in this decade.

Cheers!

S13 said...

hey soulies, looking for a few albums by Four Tops ...

Four Tops ‎- 1966 - Four Tops On Top
https://www.discogs.com/Four-Tops-Four-Tops-On-Top/master/36397

Four Tops ‎- 1969 - Soul Spin
https://www.discogs.com/Four-Tops-Soul-Spin/master/132723

Four Tops ‎- 1970 - Changing Times
https://www.discogs.com/Four-Tops-Changing-Times/master/132714

any help with these greatly appreciated.

cheers, S

Garin said...

Forget my request above. I found it elsewhere. My 76 year old mind gets foggy a lot lately.

montysmusic said...

Mike requested this
Topo D Bill - Witchi Toi To.flac.zip
http://www18.zippyshare.com/v/YFbJt2Sq/file.html

Anonymous said...

I'm at a loss to see any objection to 'Anonymous' posts especially if, as I do, the author of the post adds her/his name at the end. At least it's my real name and not a pseudonym. (I am tempted to use the word "silly" before pseudonym, but, in the interests of tolerance, I will refrain from doing so.) I have no desire to join any "club" like Google and so allow any information about me to be used to email rubbish at me or to be put to any use that I don't desire. Anonymous keeps life simple, Bill.

musicyoucan said...

Thanks a lot RYP for your comment in the top of the page to all the alex ans anonymous. All these people are particularly painfull for you GYRO66 and all the normal readers and followers.
TZ seems not done for them
Thanks to You, GYRO66 and all usual contributors. We have music to listen in several lifes :-)
musicyoucan

Aging Child said...

@RYP and Gyro: I agree with Searnav, Mark R, Iggy, Charles de Lint, and the rest of the community -- you said it; amen. (Note the delightful irony of some of your supporters signing in as "anonymous"!)

@Searnav: Thank you for Mr. Zimmerman's freewheelin' extras.

@JWD: thank you for your divine shares. I didn't know Ms. M. had originally been tapped for "Gone at Last" -- it really is richly Phoebe's.

@Bob: thank you for the "O Brother" and Old-Timey.

Gre@ Scott! Pix from Bix... that clix! Thanx!

Cheers!

Go See Black Panther said...

Does anyone have these cds of radio perfomances:

ON XRT: Live from the Archives Vol. 1-3 ?

I was able to grab Vol. 4-17 from the older posts on the chat sidebar here, but the first links were WE Transfer and they expired.

http://exystence.net/official-bootlegs/

Thanks!

FLAC HELP! said...

Can anyone recommend a good FLAC player to download?

I am trying to dip my toe into the world of Flac files, but I don't know what program to use to play them. Thanks!

Susan Donimus said...

@Mike
Witchi-Tai-To by Topo D. Bil is one of the bonus tracks on the 19-track version of Keynsham (2007 remaster, I think). Has that been posted here? If not, I can post it @320.

I also have volumes 2-8 of Doo-Dah For Now, an unofficial 11-disc set. It has all the officially-released tracks, including alternate versions (e.g. three mixes of Alley Oop: stereo without screaming girls and two different mono versions with screaming girls; three versions of Canyons Of Your Mind, covered in sequins or not), plus radio and television appearances, concert recordings, etc. I don't know whether it contains anything that hasn't already been posted here. (I confess that I haven't downloaded everything here, just as I didn't download all of Doo-Dah For Now when it was available.)

Doo-Dah For Now contains detailed text files. Here's a quick overview:

CD-01 Gorilla & The Doughnut In Granny's Greenhouse - 1:16:21
CD-02 Tadpoles & Keynsham - 1:13:50
CD-03 Outtakes, Rarities & B-sides - 1:21:07
CD-04 Let's Make Up And Be Friendly (& some more Rarities) - 1:17:44
CD-05 Look At Me I'm Wonderful (TV Performances) - 1:22:40
CD-06 BBC Radio Recordings Volume 1 - 1:17:45
CD-07 BBC Radio Recordings Volume 2 / Jazz Bilzen 1969 - 1:20:09
CD-08 Grunt, Howl! Grunt, Howl! (Live In Holland & USA 1969) - 1:09:34
CD-09 Vivian Stanshall - Collected Rarities Volume 1 - 1:22:31
CD-10 Vivian Stanshall - Collected Rarities Volume 2 - 1:27:20
CD-11 The Other Dogs - Collected Rarities - 1:20:52

I have discs 2-8 in flac.

(I'll bet Witchi-Tai-To is on disc 11 too. But since I don't have that disc, it's not much help.)

Anonymous said...

@Butterboy
I thank you very much for your Nat King Cole Trio
downloads and will be going through them over the
next few day. I think it'll take short while to
hear them all. But I am most grateful
@Aging Child
I must thank you for all the early blues (as well
as the other music) you have posted. I am enjoying
all of it immensely. I hope you enjoyed the Guitar
Rarities as much I did. It seems a shame that most
compilations that get released only feature the
american artist and the British (and other countries)
that have great players are forgotten.
J.A.Moore

Anonymous said...

RYP, I think I must be missing all of these quarrels, I've only seen one person be totally over the top and rude. But I'm not sure what Searnav is going on about, everyone is anonymous here, Searnav is that your christian name or surname? I've mentioned this to RYP a few years ago.

Life's too short to get angry over something that is free, and really you should double check your facts before you decide to comment.

OK that's my bit over!

Monty, Scott Marks and of course RYP and Gyro thanks for todays post, well yesterday's actually.


I too am anonymous.

Anonymous said...

RYP, update on my previous posting, I've caught up with the past few days and I see that people are writing to the uploader personally, not on at all!

Keep up the good work, I've been coming here for ten years in November.


I too am anonymous.

Bear From Delaware said...

@ JWDen

I thanketh thee for the Bette, and for all the hunks o' fine cheese.
You are one TWZ'er with fine tastes.

- BFD

Spike said...

@Susan Dominus

I posted the remastered Keynsham @320 last week.

I would be very interested in Doo Dah For Now.

Searnav said...

@I too am anonymous:

Of course everyone here is anonymous, even those with google accounts. For me, it's more a question of being polite.

Anonymous said...

I'm with you on that note bill, couldn't of said it better. Buck

Anonymous said...

... that Diana said ...

@ FLAC HELP!

Media players that can "do" FLAC, by no means a complete list.

VLC, your Swiss Army Knife in audio/video player form:
https://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html

Audacious, an audio player similar to WinAmp of days gone by:
https://audacious-media-player.org/

Clementine, a music manager that works with large archives:
https://www.clementine-player.org/

All are free in three ways (no charge, open source, public license), and available for multiple operating systems.

Something to test them players with: With decent speakers in a quiet room, most people will hear differences on the title track, thanks to superior talents at work all 'round the studio that day. The compression format is the only difference, 'cause I squashed the FLAC files with LAME myself just now to make the MP3s.

Doobie Brothers - Toulouse Street - FLAC:
https://mega.nz/#!dv41VLRJ!XmPWEQ1ym5GFgVarDlBdV0QhnTPlhXqDzyz16sx5hic

Doobie Brothers - Toulouse Street - 320k:
https://mega.nz/#!BzRBQI6S!cX0vaGWlGzNcs8d40kk20Hfp93ECA7faa5pMUiGTBkA

muddyw123 said...

@ Butterboy. Man what a great sharing. Thank you SO much.

muddyw123 said...

@ Bob Tx for the Famous Sisters!

Pernt said...

@Anonymous, belated thanks for the Bennet disc. I appreciate it!

Don

jimmie d said...

@Annonymous posted:

Doobie Brothers - Toulouse Street - FLAC:
https://mega.nz/#!dv41VLRJ!XmPWEQ1ym5GFgVarDlBdV0QhnTPlhXqDzyz16sx5hic

These files play through my VLC player; however, they will not decode to WAV through my audio toolkit.

Stathis said...

@montymusic
I cannot extract band of outsiders - vinyl rips & No Reflection.
Can you fix them, please?
Thank you very much
Stathis

Anonymous said...

@ Jimmie Dee - Check the VLC menu item at Media > Convert/Save. That should do the trick if and as required.

There's lots of converters out there, my favorite is ffmpeg. Example:

ffmpeg -i somefile.flac somefile.wav

ffmpeg is native to Linux, but binaries compiled to run on Microsoft platforms are available: https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic- thanks for the Danes and the Swedes!

Anonymous said...

... no issue converting Doobie with lamexp (for Windoos)
from: http://lamexp.sourceforge.net/
here's the Doobies at 320:
https://mega.nz/#!eVcmzRaC!aPP26f19YpeMUPmI-LcZw498jtFe2c01liQEQM97kyE
Hermann
(thank everybody for you contributions - and at the troublemakers: shut up!)

Anonymous said...

.. sorry for double posting ...
Hermann

FLAC HELP! said...

Using Clementine, listening to Sgt. Pepper's and it is working great. Thank you so much!

Tiny said...

@ RYP ,what ever site you go on in the music sharing world , you will always have trolls trying to cause friction and division , this is a cracking blog , the completely different section does in fact keep the blog format tidy . Like the old saying goes " You can't have a rose garden without encountering a few pricks " Regards , Tiny.

Lil'ol'lady said...

Anyone remember the scene in Steve Martin's movie "The Jerk" when he is in bed with his black siblings and hears music on the radio? His feet are exposed, and they start to dance on their own. He hears something like Lawrence Welk(no insult intended), and he has an immediate, identifiable connection! That music is the catalyst for him to leave his sharecropper family. It is a genius scene multiplied by the billions when any listener feels the same gut jerk, deeply moving experience of "This is me!" Wishing you all that spiritual awakening experience over and over again no matter what kind of music you treasure! Thank you so much for keeping that spirit alive. Dance feet, dance!!!!

Aging Child said...

@J.A.Moore: Thank you for your warm words about this old music that we -- and many others here -- so enjoy. (Yes, the Guitar Rarities were vey welcome!) I confess that British artists are very underrepresented among the many artists who grace my overflowing pre-1960s vault, and so apologize in advance for any artists in this era, whom you're anticipating, and who fail to show up. Are there some, maybe, you could post here, and give them a spotlight and platform they're missing otherwise?

Cheers!

Bear From Delaware said...

@ Anonymous FLAC HELP!

Nobody has mentioned Foobar2000 yet and that's the best of the best.
You can play just about any kind of file on it besides MP3 and flac, Foobar2000 plays Shn, DSD, 24-bit, HDCD, and Wav. You can also add modules so it to play certain files.

jelawmo said...

@Bob, The Davis Sisters? Seriously? God bless you, they're one of my favorites!
@JWDen, Thanks for reminding me of Bette's "Songs For The New Depression." I think besides Patti LaBelle, she might be the hardest-working live performer I've ever seen. :)

Mike said...

re - For years I had been hoping to replace a tired version of Witchi-Tao-To by Topo D Bil that was on an old 1969-era party tape (originally sourced form a 45rpm single, I think)...

This was my awkward way of thanking Spike for the Bozos. I did find the song I was looking for in this batch.

Thanks to everyone else who commented and directed me to a copy of the tack.

You are a great bunch of music fans!

Cheers,

Mike

Rhodb said...

thanks to searnav and Bob for the Great MC5 and O'Brother shares

Great work


Regards