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Being an Anglophile, I’m also a big Monty Python fan. I found them in high school and never let go. I have the box set of Python episodes and still watch them when Ryk is housesitting for one of his clients and I have the house and remote to myself. My late partner despised them (and “Absolutely Fabulous”) because he couldn’t decipher their accents and some of the humor was a bit too British—but for me, a perfect evening of TV is Python, AbFab, “Keeping Up Appearances” and “Are You Being Served?” So, here are all of Python’s classics – and all at 320.
1970 – Monty Python’s Flying Circus http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/uOGNAiaY/file.html
1971 – Another Monty Python Record http://www114.zippyshare.com/v/pvyteKth/file.html
1972 – Monty Python’s Previous Record http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/9jVK7WZR/file.html
1973 – Matching Tie and Handkerchief http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/DYQpaq5d/file.html
1974 – Live at Drury Lane http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/XxZJCjUe/file.html
1975 – The Album of the Soundtrack of the Trailer of the Film of Monty Python and the Holy Grail http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/mTuhO9IR/file.html
1979 – Life of Brian http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/b3OnQmY5/file.html
1980 – Contractual Obligation Album http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/2qQ9AnfQ/file.html
1983 – The Meaning of Life http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/FeLgOYiK/file.html
Sadly, we are out of “Hair” albums for the moment. However, Pink Floyd’s music has been re-done by just as many artists, so the Kitsch Korner will be looking at some bluegrass Floyd, some string quartet Floyd, and even more obscure genres. Today will be a jazz rendering. Venture into this territory at your own risk. And as long as you’re there, stay for sci-fi author extraordinaire Harlan Ellison reading his stories “Shatterday” and “Repent, Harlequin! Said the Ticktock Man” along with Irving Gertz’s score to “The Alligator People.” Bitrates vary, so for heaven’s sake, stay out of the swamp.
VA – “Jazz Side of the Moon (The Music of Pink Floyd)” – 2008 http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/UrlddmdO/file.html
Harlan Ellison – “Harlan! Harlan Ellison Reads Harlan Ellison” (1976) http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/Bc6sBt56/file.html
Irving Gertz – “The Alligator People” (1959) http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/uvo7tMD8/file.html
And a big thank you @Ryp and @Koukouleika for introducing me to Coco Schumann! Terrific stuff!
BLUEGRASS 33
See here for more bluegrass: http://sptread.tumblr.com/
- Gloryland 1 ~ Bluegrass Gospel Classics.zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/cVs41yef/file.html
- Gloryland 2 ~ Bluegrass Gospel Classics.zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/N3nHo9SL/file.html
Earl Scruggs - 1973.zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/lLkR37PG/file.html
Earl Scruggs - I Saw The Light With Some Help From My Friends (1972).zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/XcYrUPGd/file.html
Earl Taylor - Alan Lomax Presents Folk Songs FromThe Blue Grass (1959).zip
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/wDRzsme0/file.html
JAZZ
Here's a couple of CD's I compiled of jazz instrumentals that I particularly liked when I first discovered jazz many years ago:-
Jazz Instrumentals CD 1 (1927-52).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/t6XD9FhR/file.html
01 Bix Beiderbecke - Singin' The Blues 1927
02 Louis Armstrong - Muggles 1928
03 Fats Waller - The Minor Drag 1929
04 Sidney Bechet - Blues In Thirds 1930
05 Teddy Wilson & Johnny Hodges - Why Do I Lie To Myself About You 1936
06 Benny Goodman - The Blues In Your Flat 1938
07 Bud Freeman - I've Found A New Baby 1939
08 Muggsy Spanier & His Ragtime Band - Relaxin' At The Touro 1939
09 Sidney Bechet - Summertime 1939
10 Hot Lips Page & His Band - Lafayette 1940
11 Mary Lou Williams - Baby Dear 1940
12 Charlie Christian - Swing To Bop 1941
13 Lester Young - Blue Lester 1944
14 Erroll Garner - Erroll's Bounce 1944
15 Lester Young [& Friends] - Jammin' The Blues 1944
16 Dizzy Gillespie - All The Things You Are 1945
17 Bud Powell - Bouncing With Bud 1946
18 Erroll Garner Trio - Frantonality 1946
19 Buddy Tate - Vine Street Breakdown 1947
20 Charlie Parker - Cool Blues 1947
21 Stan Getz Quartet - There's A Small Hotel 1950
22 Count Basie Octet - Tootie (Tootsie) (feat. Wardell Gray) 1950
23 Sonny Stitt & Bud Powell - Bud's Blues 1950
24 Roy Eldridge - Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams 1950
25 Ben Webster - Randall's Island 1951
26 Stan Getz - These Foolish Things 1952
Jazz Instrumentals CD 2 (1951-67).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/vUp8tZwB/file.html
01 Stan Getz Quintet - Jumpin' With Symphony Sid 1951
02 Art Pepper Quartet - Brown Gold 1952
03 Lester Young - These Foolish Things 1952
04 Stan Getz - 'Tis Autumn 1952
05 Ben Webster - King's-Riff 1954
06 Earl Hines - The Web 1955
07 Henry 'Red' Allen - I Cover The Waterfront 1957
08 John Coltrane - Blue Train 1957
09 Pee Wee Russell - If I Had You 1958
10 Earl Hines - Nice Work If You Can Get It 1959
11 Miles Davis - So What 1959
12 Lee Morgan - Expoobident 1960
13 Cannonball Adderley Quintet - This Here (Part 1) 1961
14 Dizzy Gillespie - Long, Long Summer 1961
15 Thelonious Monk - Straight No Chaser 1967
More Music...021
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 XTC - Oranges & Lemons [1989]
Link http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/ZnvjLcYl/file.html
Oranges & Lemons is the eleventh studio album by English band XTC, released in 1989. The name of the album came from the old English nursery rhyme, also referenced in the song "Ballet for a Rainy Day" on their previous album Skylarking. Oranges & Lemons was XTC's second double album, after 1982's English Settlement. The band was sent to Los Angeles to record the album, and Paul Fox was recruited for his first producing gig. The album produced three singles, "Mayor of Simpleton", "King for a Day", and "The Loving". "Mayor of Simpleton" was a minor US hit (reaching No. 1 on the US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart, No. 72 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, and No. 46 on the UK singles chart) and was the only XTC song ever to hit the US Hot 100 chart.
While Oranges & Lemons is frequently compared to the music of the 1960s, especially the Beatles (in the words of one reviewer, "The tunes usually bend Beatle-esque pop into angular asymmetries,") other influences are prevalent on the album, with the arrangements borrowing "a globeful of trappings, from Middle Eastern drumming to jazzy trumpet to Zairean soukous. In the words of Q, the album drops "in and out of jazz, reggae, hard rock and so on." (Wikipedia)
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02 XTC - Fossil Fuel (The XTC Singles 1977-92) [1996] CD1 + CD2
Link http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/SL5GthOL/file.html
Fossil Fuel: The XTC Singles 1977–1992 is a U.K. compilation album by XTC released in 1996. It was their third such Greatest Hits album following 1982's Waxworks: Some Singles 1977-1982 and 1985's The Compact XTC. It collects all 31 of their Virgin Records UK singles in chronological order. It does not include their pseudonymous singles as The Dukes of Stratosphear, The Three Wise Men or The Colonel.
The two discs reflect their shift in popularity from Great Britain to the United States in the mid-1980s. Some of Disc 1's tracks ("Making Plans for Nigel", "Sgt. Rock (Is Going to Help Me)", "Senses Working Overtime") were Top 40 hits in their homeland while a handful of songs from Disc 2 became popular on stateside college radio ("Dear God", "The Mayor of Simpleton", "The Ballad of Peter Pumpkinhead"). The compilation closes out with "Wrapped in Grey", which had been released as the third single from 1992's Nonsuch and then quickly recalled and deleted by Virgin Records, an event which effectively ended XTC's association with the label. (Wikipedia)
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03 VA - Never Mind The Mainstream...The Best Of MTV's 120 Minutes Vol. 1 & 2 [1991]
Link http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/vhKmtjx5/file.html
MTV's "120 Minutes" was one of the best and longest running shows on the now disgraced channel. These two records are a good sample of what you heard on that program back in the late 80s and early 90s. If you ever wondered about the origins of alternative rock, this is a must. It covers all the basic genres.
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Previous posts - More Music 020
01 James - Fresh As A Daisy, the Singles [2007] CD1 + CD2.zip
Link http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/VIqLpSGL/file.html
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02 Flatmates - Love And Death (The Flatmates 86-89) [1989]
Link http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/4lxH0MO3/file.html
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03 Jesus & Mary Chain - 21 Singles [2002]
Link http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Z6k3kCAL/file.html
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Gram Parsons – Rarities Vol. 1
No label, no reference, country and year unknown
1. Gram Parsons - Race With The Wind (home demo 1964) (3:41)
2. The International Submarine Band - Sum Up Broke (outtake 1967) (2:12)
3. The International Submarine Band - One Day Week (outtake 1967) (2:15)
4. The International Submarine Band - Just Can't Take It Any More (outtake 1967) (2:12)
5. The International Submarine Band - November Nights (outtake 1967) (3:16)
6. The International Submarine Band - Truck Drivin' Man (outtake 1967) (2:32)
7. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Buckaroo (Palomino 69-06-06) (2:34)
8. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Another Time, Another Place (Palomino 69-06-06) (3:51)
9. The Flying Burrito Brothers - High On A Hilltop (Palomino 69-06-06) (3:53)
10. The Flying Burrito Brothers - She Once Lived Here (Palomino 69-06-06) (4:01)
11. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #1 (Palomino 69-06-16) (3:58)
12. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Everybody Loves A Winner (Palomino 69-06-06) (4:47)
13. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Undo The Right - Somebody's Back In Town (Palomino 69-06-08) (3:15)
14. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Lucille (Palomino 69-06-08) (2:35)
15. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Days Of Wine And Roses (Palomino 69-06-08) (4:13)
16. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Train Song (Palomino 69-06-08) (3:24)
17. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Fallen Angels (WCBN Boston 1973) (3:14)
18. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Widowmaker (WCBN Boston 1973) (3:01)
19. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Love Hurts (WCBN Boston 1973) (5:01)
20. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Sin City (WCBN Boston 1973) (6:16)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Yt8QSOCF/file.html
...Timebender said...
LAST CALL - Weekly Link Round Up
FLYING SAUCER ATTACK
1994 - Distance - http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/F68J2s63/file.html
1995 - Chorus - http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/wOwFhqDN/file.html
1996 - Sally Free & Easy EP - http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/5ZVSOoIG/file.html
ADORABLE
1994 - Fake - http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/2uhd6LHU/file.html
1994 - Kangaroo Court Single - http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/n34NSwiN/file.html
1994 - Vendetta Single - http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/S3daXUOm/file.html
SWERVEDRIVER
1994 - Ejector Seat Reservation - http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/5RTpM8vK/file.html
1994 - Last Day On Earth Single - http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/8FTDsILx/file.html
MYSTERY MACHINE
1994 - 10 Speed - http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/efp8kL46/file.html
SIANspheric
1998 - There's Always Some Place You'd Rather Be -
http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/2aZ5Bhkg/file.html
THE MEAN RED SPIDERS
1998 - Places You Call Home - http://www89.zippyshare.com/v/HIwsk51g/file.html
ALL NATURAL LEMON & LIME FLAVORS
1995 - Self Titled - http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/yIpZ8D3o/file.html
BOWERY ELECTRIC
1997 - Vertigo - http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/mJSIzavS/file.html
THE SWIRLIES
1992 - What To Do About Them EP - http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/G8fCyPWQ/file.html
Todays bonus upload is another CANADIAN band who were from Ottawa originally, by the name
of Southpacific. Their sound was Postrock/Spacerock with prominent Shoegaze leanings. Their
final show was Aug.26.2000 with SIANspheric which I happened to attend. This is their out of print record described as''A bold collage of subtlety,mood,sensitivity and energy...
music left to the imagination''[Turnbuckle records]now defunct label.
SOUTHPACIFIC
1999 - Constance - http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/moMqZVDR/file.html
All @320 Bitrate... Enjoy
Links expire Sunday and the new lot continues Monday.
Lots of goodies relating to all things SPACEMAN coming up.
Have a good weekend from Timebender.
Gram Parsons – Rarities Vol. 2
No label, no reference, country and year unknown
1. Fred Neil with Gram Parsons - You Don't Miss Your Water (2:35)
2. Gram Parsons - How Much I Lied (demo 1972) (3:04)
3. Gram Parsons - The New Soft Shoe (demo 1972) (3:43)
4. Gram Parsons - Still Feeling Blue (demo 1972) (3:00)
5. Gram Parsons - A Song For You (demo 1972) (5:58)
6. Gram Parsons - Big Mouth Blues (demo 1972) (3:29)
7. Gram Parsons - Kiss The Children (demo 1972) (3:41)
8. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Buckaroo (New York 1973) (1:36)
9. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Still Feeling Blue (New York 1973) (3:19)
10. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - That's All It Took (New York 1973) (3:06)
11. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Band Introduction + California Cottonfields (New York 1973) (4:40)
12. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Cry One More Time (New York 1973) (7:00)
13. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - A Song For You (New York 1973) (6:48)
14. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - If You Don't Love Him (New York 1973) (3:30)
15. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Hang On Sloopy (New York 1973) (2:39)
16. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - Medley (New York 1973) (7:40)
17. Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels - We'll Sweep Out The Ashes (unknown 1973) (3:44)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/cnsmRfiM/file.html
Hard to believe, but this month marks the tenth anniversary of Beach House's indie classic "Devotion." Their later albums got more press, but I still think this is the best one, where the songs, arrangements, and Victoria Legrand's vocals all came together in a perfect, atmospheric blend.
Beach House - Devotion (2008):
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/nAWbktfB/file.html
PS: I mentioned this already, but if anyone here got my rip of Bear's "Greeting, Children Of Paradise" a few days ago, the files were damaged and I put a new link up with the correct files.
@JWDen, wow thanks for all the Python. You are a man of refined and admirable taste. 'Are You Being Served?'? That's hardcore! :)
Marvin Gaye – M.P.G. (1969) Vinyl @320
http://www112.zippyshare.com/v/1cfsissY/file.html
A1 Too Busy Thinking About My Baby
Written-By – B. Strong, J. Bradford, N. Whitfield
A2 This Magic Moment
Written-By – Pomus, Shuman
A3 That's The Way Love Is
Written-By – B. Strong, N. Whitfield
A4 The End Of Our Road
Written-By – B. Strong, N. Whitfield, R. Penzabene
A5 Seek And You Shall Find
Written-By – I. Hunter, Wm. Stevenson
A6 Memories
Written-By – A. Story, H. Gordy, L. Brown, M. Johnson
Written-By [Uncredited] – Anna Gordy Gaye
B1 Only A Lonely Man Would Know
Written-By – B. Verd*, I. Hunter
B2 It's A Bitter Pill To Swallow
Written-By – W. Moore, Wm. Robinson
B3 More Than A Heart Can Stand
Written-By – I. Hunter, Wm. Robinson
B4 Try My True Love
Written-By – H. Cosby, J. Dean, S. Wonder
B5 I Got To Get To California
Written-By – I. Hunter, S. DeMell
B6 It Don't Take Much To Keep Me
Written-By – Holland, Dozier, Holland
https://www.discogs.com/Marvin-Gaye-MPG/release/8377269
The Temptations – Wish It Would Rain (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/VsQqmeCD/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Temptations-Wish-It-Would-Rain/release/1583766
Junior Walker & The All Stars – What Does It Take To Win Your Love (1969) Vinyl @320
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/89Mc5U9j/file.htmlhttps://www.discogs.com/Junior-Walker-The-All-Stars-What-Does-It-Take-To-Win-Your-Love/release/1721618
Jr. Walker & The All Stars – Peace & Understanding Is Hard To Find (1973) Vinyl @320
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/1qi4nUFC/file.htmlhttps://www.discogs.com/Jr-Walker-The-All-Stars-Peace-Understanding-Is-Hard-To-Find/release/5262452
Chairmen Of The Board – In Session (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/bEOBiAit/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Chairmen-Of-The-Board-In-Session/release/1869446
Slim Pickins Vol 15
albums are
cortez, chaquito & alan tew - non stop latin party (1969)
Cosmos - Jar Of Jam Ton Of Bricks
Crayon Angel-A Tribute To The Music Of Judee Sill
dum dums - unreleased demos
Early baroque Italian songs - Guillemette Laurens, mezzo-soprano; Luca Pianca, theorbo, archlute
Firefall Acoustic-Colorado to Liverpool
Hidden Gems of Tin Pan Alley, Vol. 1 - Can't You Hear My Heartbeat
Hidden Gems of Tin Pan Alley, Vol. 2 - Peek a Boo
John Russell / Maarten Altena / Terry Day-The Fairly Young Bean[free impov]
leonard feather - presents bop [aka 'presents 52nd street'] (mode 1957, interlude 1959, vsop reissue 1998)jazz
Mike Sammes Singers-Music for Biscuits
Phil Spector-Phil's Flipsides
Ronnie Wood & Bo Diddley-Live at the Ritz
Tom Ovans-2007 Party Girl (folk rock]
VA-1976 - Pulse of Events[library music]
VA-Feline Groovy- 24 Purrfect Tracks for Kool Kats
VA-For A Decade Of Sin - 11 Years of Bloodshot Records[americana]
VA-the best of strike records (pop]
Walkin' Down the Line- The Best of the Goldebriars[folk]
link
https://mega.nz/#!VxUCnKiS!YhYlKnFqWHDAk1AOv2yUjezJrS_uCnf-RkKTnqrMt7k
For all you Motown completists.....
This compilation is the first ever attempt to gather together examples of Gordy's song writing and production skills
in the late 1950s prior to the formation of his legendary label.
This unique collection brings together many of the records that helped in the formation of Motown
like Jackie Wilson's 'Reet Petite' written by Gordy and often cited as his first recorded composition along
with Kenny Martin's version of 'My Love Is Coming Down' which is making it's CD debut.
This set also features the earliest recordings of Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
as well as those of Motown stalwarts, Marv Johnson, Eddie Holland and members of The Originals.
Track Listing
1. JACKIE WILSON - REET PETITE (THE FINEST GIRL YOU EVER WANT TO MEET)
2. AL KENT - THAT'S WHY (I LOVE YOU)]
3. THE SOLITAIRES - THRILL OF LOVE
4. KENNY MARTIN - MY LOVE IS COMING DOWN
5. THE FIDELTONES - IS IT TOO LATE
6. BOB KAYLI - EVERYONE WAS THERE
7. BOB KAYLI - I TOOK A DARE
8. TOM CLAY&THE RAYBER VOICES - NEVER BEFORE
9. TOM CLAY&THE RAYBER VOICES - MARRY ME
10. THE MIRACLES - GOT A JOB
11. THE MIRACLES - MY MOMMA DONE TOLD ME
12. THE MIRACLES - I NEED SOME MONEY
13. THE MIRACLES - I CRY
14. THE FIVE STARS - BLABBER MOUTH
15. THE FIVE STARS - BABY BABY
16. EDDIE HOLLAND - YOU (YOU YOU YOU YOU)
17. EDDIE HOLLAND - LITTLE MISS RUBY
18. LAVERN BAKER - IT'S SO FINE
19. JACKIE WILSON - ETCETRA
20. JACKIE WILSON - LONELY TEARDROPS
21. BOBBY DARIN - ACTION (SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS)
22. ONCE UPON A TIME - MARV JOHNSON
23. MY BABY O - MARV JOHNSON
24. IN NATURE BOY - BRIAN HOLLAND
25. HARVEY FUQUA - DON'T BE AFRAID OF LOVE
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/pQ7wv0xi/file.html
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
@Timebender fill free to post the Shoegaze compilations be more than happy........thanks
Heres a link to a nice oldies blog full of interviews with sixties folk[no down loads though just interviews to read]
http://www.oldiesmusicblog.com/category/interviews/
my little brother made me aware of this site so thanks to him
jwden
thanks for the python and at a high bitrate too. Lately most are fake 320. mr ellison's story is one of my fav's ever. I believe it was him that hosted years ago a marathon of the prisoner series.. another brit classic
cheers & thanks
Just found a nice site full of indie music called BIRP they started in 2009 and put out around a 100 songs each year by different artists.There's no downloads but if you press the listen button it will play each artist from that point just like having a compilation on.
A really easy site to use and lots of unknown artists to explore
Just google BIRP
AAARGH ! i'm a francophile and there is a visual pleasure and fun with the flying circus for sure ... tant pis ... always looking for the bright side of life
cool idea jwden thanks you tout de même
... and to the twilight zone astromen f'course
@Bill Thanks for the motown..............
@clash thank for the soul...
Hoping someone might be kind enough to share: the Soho Roses- "Whatever Happened To..." thank you!!
As there seems to be a lot of comedy being posted,I`d like to recommend
I`m Sorry I Haven`t A Clue.A radio panel game hosted by Humphrey Lyttelton
the jazz musician and latterly by Jack Dee. I particularly like the"Uxbridge
English Dictionary" section where alternate definitions are given.
All the shows can be downloaded at http://www.bennewsam.co.uk/ISIHAC.html
Here`s one from 19/12/16 as a taster.
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/60xFriPK/file.html
I love it!
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
@JWDen thanks for the Jazz Side of the Moon (The Music of Pink Floyd)perfect....
Miles Davis- Bitches Brew
https://we.tl/eae5kUJ8fz
https://www.discogs.com/Miles-Davis-Bitches-Brew/release/37006
Miles Davis- In A Silent Way
https://we.tl/9XEZ3mlnIp
https://www.discogs.com/Miles-Davis-In-A-Silent-Way/master/8408
Bernard Herrmann 6
1955 - The Trouble With Harry (Royal Scottish National Orchestra) @320
1956 - The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit @320
1956 - The Man Who Knew Too Much @256
1956 - The Wrong Man [APE]
1957 - A Hatful of Rain @320
https://mega.nz/#F!G9Rj1RIK!qUzq2xiKnzi56MDPhQt3Tg
Kitschy, kitschy, coup? Tiki Les gets top billing over Noel Coward?! Give the governor “Harumph!”
Filling in the Holes: Baxter Plaster
1961 - The Pit and the Pendulum @320
1963 - Black Sabbath @320
1965 - How To Stuff A Wild Bikini @320
1968 - Bora Bora (Ita sure isa.) @182
1969 - Hell's Belles @320
1969 - Wild in the Streets @192
https://mega.nz/#F!qpgxzI7J!RWPnm_g6XnyEnvylW2xY_w
REQUEST TIME
Please, can anyone supply ?:
Various – Jazz Women (A Feminist Retrospective)
Stash Records (1977) 2xLP
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Jazz-Women-A-Feminist-Retrospective/release/10797853
Thanks
TGIF, all :)
Many many thanks to:
Bob for the 2 jazz comps!
Butterboy for the MTV 12o Minutes comps!
Mac for the CBS Radio link!
#AgingChild --- Glad to know you're a fan of old time radio as well! I have many but can never have enough, especially the scary stuff...but I dig some humor and some drama and westerns also...bot not as much as the scary stuff. :)
@ HWDen --- Thanks large for all the Monty Python...BIG fan for years of all their work and just about all other British comedy...can never have enough laughter. :)
And The Kitsch Korner remains excellent! Looking forward to all you unearth from the vaults!
And that applies to Scott Marks as well. :)
Just a few requests if anyone can help:
Tonto's Expanding Head Band [Robert Margouleff, late 60's]
Randyandy - [self titled] [1983]
I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again [UK comedy LP]
Volume ONE of MTV compilation AMP [early 90's]
Thanks again to everyone for your great shares and have a fine start to your weekend...cheers! :)
UB
@ Scott Marks - Thanks large! :)
Uncle Bella, I have the Margouleff vinyl - I'll rip it
@clash: Thanks for the Jr. walker
@Bill: Thanks for the Gordy
C.L.
Uncle Bela, my LP is a reissue from 1975, is it the one you're after?
https://www.discogs.com/Robert-Margouleff-And-Malcolm-Cecil-Tontos-Expanding-Head-Band/release/8509045
Thanx Bill For The Early Gordy Gems
My pleasure, Unc!
Hey, I have a little request if anyone can help me out.
I'm looking for anything by Washington Phillips. The wonderful old gospel man who did those recordings from the 20s playing a couple of weird zither instrments he called the manzarene.
Thanks!
I'm looking for a cover of "So What" by Smiley Culture that appears at the OST "Absolute Beginners" and a record by B.J.Cole titled "Transparent Music" If anyone could help.... Thanks in advance and more thanks for all the good music that all of you posted here for the pleasure of all of us compusive downloaders.
spiritual jazz vol. 1 (now again-jazzman)
https://we.tl/Bvoh77edLK
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Spiritual-Jazz-Esoteric-Modal-And-Deep-Jazz-From-The-Underground-1968-77/release/1257820
spiritual jazz vol. 2 (jazzman)
https://we.tl/XuNfqOV7UD
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Spiritual-Jazz-Volume-II-Europe/release/3394571
@Uncle Bela - My pleasure as well, UB! And more Harlan Ellison will be coming up, as will radio SF (an addiction of mine as well, obviously)
@joset maria fernadez cordero
That`s some name!
Here`s"So What" by Smiley Culture
http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/ZrCJkrzV/file.html
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
Washington Phillips-What Are They Doing In Heaven Today
https://we.tl/SbUqCTmxUA
https://www.discogs.com/Washington-Phillips-What-Are-They-Doing-In-Heaven-Today/master/321316
new Groovy Gumbo out today soulies ...
https://groovygumbo.blogspot.ca/
have a great weekend all!
Requested by George McFredgeorge
As Washington Phillips only made 16 recordings between 1927-29, I think you'll find them all here @ 320
https://we.tl/qPON3Ga37X
Washington Phillips - Key to the Kingdom
https://we.tl/TozYs1w6tw
https://www.discogs.com/Washington-Phillips-The-Key-To-The-Kingdom/release/1811063
@Paposblues
THANK YOU for the Spiritual Jazz posts!
Cheers!
Bill
This track was requested I could locate the BJ Cole album you requested
Smiley Culture - So What.mp3.zip
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/l0C2TCsD/file.html
@Bill - Gave a listen to your I'm Sorry taster and laughed my ass off. Or should I say "arse"? It's a lovely mix of absurdity and erudition with frequent and cunning punning. In a word: quintessentially British. Thanks!
jazz symphonics - the beginning (luv n' haight)
https://we.tl/o4BoMHbLIT
https://www.discogs.com/Jazz-Symphonics-The-Beginning/release/526789
Madeline Bell - 1968 - I'm Gonna Make You Love Me
Madeleine Bell was born in Newark, New Jersey, United States.
She worked as a session singer, most notably backing Dusty Springfield
Her first major solo hit was a cover version of Dee Dee Warwick's
single "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me"
Before joining Blue Mink in late 1969 she sang solo,
and her cover version of "Picture Me Gone" is still
a Northern Soul favourite today, as is "What Am I Supposed To Do",
from 1968.
A1
I'm Gonna Make You Love Me 2:40
A2
What the World Needs Now Is Love 2:57
A3
Climb Ev'ry Mountain 2:10
A4
Mercy, Mercy, Mercy 2:58
A5
One Step at a Time 2:13
A6
The Last One to Be Loved 2:28
B1
Picture Me Gone 2:50
B2
I'm Gonna Leave You 2:59
B3
Can't Get Used to Losing You 2:22
B4
Mr. Dream Merchant 2:34
B5
Baby, I'll Come Right Away 2:18
http://www95.zippyshare.com/v/6wtFVdjF/file.html
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Longtime fan and first-time poster here to express heartfelt thanks to everyone posting all this essential Americana, blues, soul, R&B, rock and roll and jazz, especially the rare regional singles and stuff I'd never have heard in a million years otherwise. I've just been reading an excellent bio of Sam Cooke (YOU SEND ME, by Daniel Wolfe), which made me curious to hear examples of mid-late 50s tracks from the Specialty label. I've been grabbing them off the 45 samplers, but wonder if anyone has the compilation record (THE SPECIALTY STORY) available? Thx in advance!
@Bill, thanks so much for the link to the archive of 'I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue'. What a treasure trove.
Bob, thank you for the classic jazz instrumentals.
Thanks for all the shoegaze shares and in particular Timebender for Rave On, Full On.... CHOON! J in Liverpool
@George Mcfredgeorge
Yazoo 2073 - Washington Phillips - The Key To The Kingdom
https://mega.nz/#!szQn0azD!cPp2YcTmHv0CDkA6LL1zzVttmATfazQCvFJQ1iV5bAs
C.L.
Butterboy, thank you for all things XTC.
JWDen - Thanks for the Harlan Ellison - he's always been one of my favorite authors.
...Timebender said...
@Paposblues - Here is a pair of classic era shoegaze compilations.
Feedback to the Future - http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/3W6P9fHT/file.html
Like a Daydream - A Shoegazing Guide - http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/rEsVdPu0/file.html
Thanks to the original uploaders of these comps.
@JWDen Timely post for the Ellison--thanks. I'm just reading his bio A Lit Fuse at the moment. And thanks for the Pythons. I have the vinyl but I never got around to digitalizing it. Can I assume you also appreciate the Bonzo Dog Band?
@ Paposblues
Thank you for the
Jazz Symphonics, I`ve not heard it, but Luv N' Haight
cannot do much wrong!
Cheers!
Bill
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #33:
1940s+ Blues and Jazz
(Tracks are 320 KBpS, except where noted; and as always, a warm thank-you goes out to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting over the last many years.)
B. B. King, 1949-2011, pt. 2 of 2:
- Early Classics, Rarities, and Alternates, 1954-57
- King of the Blues, 1992 [76@187-320]
- miscellaneous, 1949-78
Champion Jack Dupree - sampler 1940-46
Charlie Parker:
- The Latin Bird
- With Strings, 1947-52
Chester 'Howlin' Wolf' Burnett - sampler, 1952-64
Clarence 'Gatemouth' Brown - sampler, 1949
Dan Pickett - sampler, 1948-49
Dinah Washington - sampler, 1943-54
George van Eps - sampler, 1949 [4@256]
Harmony Four - Delaware Field-Recordings, 1941
James A. 'Jimmy Rogers' Lane - sampler, 1949-79
Jimmy McCracklin - sampler, 1949-63
Jimmy Witherspoon - sampler, 1947-58
Joe Liggins - sampler, 1944-45
John Lee 'Memphis Slim' 'Peter' Chatman - asst., 1940-53
John Lee Hooker - asst., 1948-88
Leroy Dallas - sampler, 1948
Lowell Fulson:
- Classic Cuts, 1949-53
- Hold On, 1992
- Them Update Blues (partial), 1995
Seven-day link (expires Feb. 9):
https://we.tl/M46XPPXL1t
Tomorrow: We begin two totally Muddy days...
Cheers!
...Timebender said...
@SonofTransitford - I have a little more SIAN coming up later in the month probably, just to give you heads up. Glad to hear you like the posts.
@bill thanks for the Madeline Bell.....
Hi All,
Just thought I would let you know about my experience with the Google Home.
With my Christmas money I bought myself a Google Home Mini.
After playing around with it I decided to see what I could do musically. I uploaded all the Do the 45!s to google music (as you can get it to play your own music). Google lets you upload 50,000 songs for free, Alexa lets you upload 250 songs unless you get a paid account. Once uploaded I created some playlists, you can only have 1000 songs in a playlist so I now have Do the 45! 1, Do the 45! 2 etc, each playlist is 42 hours long. Now I just say to Google Home "play Do the 45! 1" And it plays the whole playlist consisting of 30 do the 45!s, as it always plays them in the same order all you have to do is tell it to shuffle after the first song starts and you get a random order each time. I an now going to get 2 Chromecasts one for TV & one for Stereo, I can then ask Google home to play playlist & cast it to TV or Stereo. My wife now wants to play her music through it luckly you can have 6 google accounts linked to it and it recognizes each voice but now means I am going to log on as her & upload & set her playlists up for her (She's not very technically minded.
Over all very easy to use & very enjoyable.
Moose
Does anyone have The Grays - Ro Sham Bo they could share?
Thank you so much for all of the work that you all put in every day.
Much appreciated!
Kicks66
@JWDen... As thanks for your Python picks, all I can say is:
Shoe.
Megaphone.
GRUNTIES.
Yours,
Ken Frankenstein (Mrs.)
... that Diana said ...
Professor Tom Lerher's most notable contribution to the literature was proof of what everyone already knew: Mathematicians are insane. I submit these three albums of "humor and satire" as conclusive evidence.
Tom Lerher - Songs By Tom Lerher - 1958
Tom Lerher - More Songs By Tom Lerher - 1963
Tom Lerher - That Was The Year That was - 1965
@320k, 225mb
https://mega.nz/#!EigQAQAL!QFIGK_WNeLQexeHZBlmy8zMIpwEVGcRB4-70GgVVflU
robsalk,
The Specialty Story:
CD 1-3
http://www110.zippyshare.com/v/4C4hu9bK/file.html
CD 4-5
http://www74.zippyshare.com/v/roqrRQQN/file.html
Thanks to billy and Monty for smiley
@JWDen: thank you, good sir, for the Monty Python -- I figured you or our Marks brother would come through pretty quickly! Yes, they're an acquired taste, particularly west of the Atlantic, and especially when your own sense of humor is relatively untwisted. Daughter One can't stand them; the first and last TV episode of theirs that she watched was "The larch... the larch... the larch...". She recently called me up to chew me out when she found herself quoting from "Holy Grail", having a just warned a colleague, "...or I shall taunt you a second time!" I'm still giggling; and Daughter Two -- actress and artist -- couldn't get enough of them.
@Bob: thank you for the Bluegrass link, and the early Jazz instrumentals.
@ButterBoy: thank you for the sample of MTV back when it was all about the M.
@Monty's: thank you for the latest pickin's. The Tin Pan Alley should be interesting... and I can always go for Baroque, too.
@ScottMarks: "kitschy-kitschy-coup" -- I like it... you and your bons mots! And I remember "How to Stuff a Wild Bikini" (38-24-36); thank you for the mammaries. I mean, memories.
@Uncle Bela: I'm beginning to explore more about old-time radio through reading (and hearing out) my mother's recollections, as we work to publish her memoirs and writings while she can still hold them in her hands. Born in '28, she's had much to share about what she heard on the bakelite-cased family radio: from Pearl Harbor to Eleanor Roosevelt's own broadcasts to comedians and more. And she's described what the Hindenburg sounded like when it flew over Boston in '36, and what it was like living through the devastating Hurricane of '38, and loads more. When she goes, she's going to take all the memories with her... so, as much as she can share with us -- and that the net can restore to us -- that much won't be lost.
Cheers!
@ robsalk:
Think this is the one you're looking for...forgot how great this is. @320 with artwork...all thanks to the original poster, and many thanks to RYP, Gyro, and fellow TZers
The Specialty Story:
Artwork, Discs 1 & 2: http://www86.zippyshare.com/v/D8dR49io/file.html
Discs 3, 4, 5: http://www87.zippyshare.com/v/b5D97rWG/file.html
QUESTION: what is a good alternative on my home computer to ITunes?
My Itunes will not work because it has a blinking window to have me log in to the Apple store. If I can somehow get past that, I still think Itunes is terrible.
I have a number of Live at the World Cafe cds that I was gifted that I would like to rip onto my computer but I can't get past that first window in Itunes to do so.
thanks to bill and monty for smiley
I love this blog and am digging my way happily through the archives, but my question is why do so many people utilize We Transfer to upload files when that makes them inaccessible in just 7 days? Is there some advantage I am not aware of?
Thanks.
Uncle Bela,
Which "I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again" LP do you want? I have two, one on Parlophone, and one on BBC Records. They haven't been digitised, but I can get out the LPs and give it a go. I remember how to do it, I bought a pre-amplifier about four years ago. I have never used it, and haven't used my turntable for over ten years, so I hope it still works.
I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again was a BBC Radio comedy, starring Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Cleese, Graeme Garden, David Hatch, Jo Kendall and Bill Oddie.
I also have 4 double CD sets (borrowed from the local library) ripped at 320.
The episodes included in these sets, listed by broadcast date and informal title, are:
3 April 1964 - The first broadcast
9 May 1966 - Julius Caesar
26 May 1968 - Operation Chocolate
9 June 1968 - Macbeth
22 February 1970 - The Canterbury Tales
1 March 1970 - The Telephone
22 March 1970 - Murder on the 3.17 to Cleethorpes
5 April 1970 - Jorrocks, the Memoirs of a Fox-Hunting Man
19 April 1970 - The Harder They Fall, The More They Hurt Themselves
3 May 1970 - Greek Tragedy
4 November 1973 - Lawrence of Arabia On Ice
11 November 1973 - Jack the Ripper
2 December 1973 - Song of the South
23 December 1973 - The Colditz Story
25 December 1989 - 25th Anniversary Special
ISIRTA Vol.1 http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/F6HNAmyk/file.html
ISIRTA Vol.2 http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/RlHLuepF/file.html
ISIRTA Vol.3 http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/NnwNOYXd/file.html
ISIRTA Vol.4 http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/q7MXHUxc/file.html
I also have I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue Nine http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/WSmG7dMs/file.html
@ JWDen - I always wondered what a "Full Monty" was. Now I know, and it rivals John Cleese's housecats for sheer size. :D
Charles de Lint,
with all the Monty Pythons here, posting the bonzos is a good idea! I have a lot of their output...
Stay tuned!
bONZOS?! yeah! pleez!
:) :)
@HELP re itunes yes itunes can be a bit fiddly but once you get used to it its fairly easy to use..I'll try and explain[distance teaching can be difficult]
1-open itunes
2-top left hand corner window scroll to music
3-insert cd and wait[this is important]
4-when window opens showing cd listings[they will be in alphabetical order]click on IMPORT CD
5-a small window will open giving you options..I use MP3 ENCODER but there are other choices including lossless
6- make new folder on desktop with album titles and other info you want date etc
7- when rip is finished the music window wil open and you will see your album sitting there..click and drag your album to the folder you have made
Note-also in top right hand corner is a button saying CD INFO if you have any cds to rip which doesnt need a bit of extra info this is the one
Hope this is helpful its how I rip cd's on itunes and it works for me
@paposblues and Mr Kleeg,
Thanks so much for the Washington Phillips. I think the three collections should cover it.
Earthbound & Ira Seigel Tx for The Specialty Story
Bill Tx for Bell
Aging Child don't know if there are doubles in #33 with earlier posts, but I'll take a look. When you find time let me know if you found the UL's before I had to say goodbye to them.
earthbound thanks for the specialty 5 cd set even though Ira Seigel posted at much higher bitrate.
thanks to both
Thanks for The Specialty Story set, great stuff!
Bill, thanks for the Berry Gordy comp
Ira- Both of your Specialty Story links contain Discs 1&2.
I think this is what @robsalk was looking for in Sam cooke - Specialty but I don't have a premium account to get it...
https://rollhotrodroll.blogspot.com/2013/06/sam-cooke-with-soul-stirrers-complete.html
sorry Jim
@ Aging Child Thank you for the wonderful selection of blues!
@ clash:
I just downloaded them myself to check, and they are different files. Part 1 should be about 360 mb to download, and Part 2 is about 400. I've had some occasional trouble copying and pasting links at Zippy (even though I thought I pasted the right one I ended up with a duplicate file), so give it another shot
@earthbound and @ira THANK YOU for the Specialty Set! I'm grabbing them now and will be enjoying them over the next week.
@TimeBender: thank you for the further shoegaze.
@Muddyw: You've been very helpful, both this year and last; thank you for all the assistance, and especially added material. I'll look over the ULs, and let you know, this evening or tomorrow; thanks as well for your patience! Most of my 1940s-60s Blues (and 30s-60s Jazz, and 20s-60s Bluegrass) were lost through my too-quick delete-finger. That's why our trip trip through the 1950s was so regretfully short this year. And most of what I've been putting up for the 1940s (especially the "samplers") isn't the same as in last year's time-trip, except for B. B. King, Muddy Waters, and Lightnin' Hopkins (coming up shortly), who escaped my shortsighted deleting. It's all very good work, but I'd like to have had more yet to offer our friends here. Fortunately, it does get better.
@BinkerBo: you're very welcome... with an apology nonetheless (see above, to MuddyW) that it's not even more. We'll move into the 1930s-plus next weekend, and spend a considerable amount of time there (over 270 artists), and then in the 1920s-plus (well over 600 artists). If you like raw, early blues (and Jazz and Bluegrass)... I think you're not going to be disappointed; there's quite a lot to go around.
Cheers!
Ira- Thanks it worked fine now. I'm not sure what I did wrong before. Thank you!
Cheers Bob for the Jazz Instrumentals comps, montysmusic for Slim Pickins Vol 15 and Timebender for Feedback to the Future.
moose327, thanks to the insight to your new toy, been wondering what it was all about, I may invest in one!
I too am anonymous.
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