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...Timebender said...
Jessamine are a Space Rock band from Seattle,
that recorded three albums for Kranky between 1994 and 1998.
They also released a number of singles for other record labels,
which were collected in 1997 on the compilation "Another Fictionalized History".
Their music is a mesh of krautrock, shoegaze, drone, space-rock,
and experimental electronica. The band split in 1998, and Ritter and Brown
recorded together as Fontanelle for a few more years.[Discogs]
- JESSAMINE -
1994 - Jessamine
Tracklist
Another Fictionalized History
Secret
Royal Jelly Eye Cream
Ordinary Sleep
Inevitably
Cellophane
You Have Ugly Talents, Martha
One Trick Pony
Don't You Know That Yet?
Lisboa
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/XlCBuOIx/file.html
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1996 - The Long Arm Of Coincidence
Tracklist
Say What You Can
...Or What You Mean
Periwinkle
Step Down
You May Have Forgotten
Polish Countryside
Schisandra
It's Cold In Space
The Long Arm Of Coincidence Makes My Radio Connections
All The Same
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/iOJXSwVi/file.html
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Both cd rips @320 bitrate... Enjoy!
*Related to this post if somebody has the above mentioned
compilation 'Another Fictionalized History' to share
that would be awesome!
More Music...045
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Judie Tzuke - Moon On A Mirrorball-The Definitive Collection [2010] (2 x CD's)
Link http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/cjw5Pf75/file.html
Marking 30 years since Judie Tzuke first found herself in the British pop charts Moon On A Mirrorball is a 33 track retrospective of her career so far. Bookended by tracks made for Elton John's Rocket label the album also brings the story up to date with four brand new tracks like the single "If (When You Go)" is the brand new single, with it’s haunting beauty. (Amazon)
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02 Let's Active - Big Plans For Everybody [2003]
Link http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/qVwBdd1a/file.html
Few albums feel their subject. Big Plans for Everybody, Mitch Easter's watershed Let's Active album (and essentially a solo project), let's you smell the murky southern cypress swamps and feel the dirt roads beneath your feet as you ride the musical journey through his native Carolina. His subjects are as simple and the music as dense as the moss on an oak tree. From the opening blast of "In Little Ways", Easter lets you know you're not only in for a sonic treat, but also a complex meditation on love and life. (Amazon)
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03 Thelma Huston - Sunshower [1969]
Link http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/L4EQq4pD/file.html
Sunshower is the debut album of Thelma Houston released in 1969 on Dunhill Records. It was produced by Jimmy Webb and charted at number 50 on the Billboard R&B charts. Prior to signing at Dunhill Records, Houston had recorded three singles, in 1967 at Capitol Records, as lead vocalist of the group called The Art Reynolds Singers. None of these singles made any mark on the singles charts. This album produced four singles: "Everybody Gets To Go To The Moon", "Sunshower", "If This Was The Last Song" and "Jumpin' Jack Flash". Houston recorded several other tracks while signed to Dunhill. These were issued on an expanded CD re-issue of Sunshower in 2010 by the Soulmusic.com label. (Wikipedia)
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BONUS 045
Attila Zoller - Gypsy Cry [1969]
Link http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/iAYzsc0Z/file.html
Hungarian-born guitarist Attila Zoller was perhaps the least-known guitarist in jazz to the general public. His 50-year-long career, which ended with his death in January of 1998, was filled with professional heights and the wide acclaim of his peers and bandmates, who included at various times: Joe Zawinul (back in Budapest), Lee Konitz, Red Norvo, Benny Goodman, Ron Carter, Tal Farlow, Herbie Mann, Herbie Hancock (who is the pianist on the this date), and others too numerous to mention here. This set is comprised of two dates, both of them recorded in 1970. Hancock plays both acoustic and electric piano. He was struggling to find his new voice after semi-leaving the Miles Davis band to go on his own; Victor Gaskin and Reggie Workman both play bass for reasons that shall be explained in a moment, Lew Tabakin joins on a track or two, and so does drummer Sonny Brown, who disappeared from the face of the jazz world shortly after these sessions. Produced by Mann, the music here is divided into two distinct camps: the "commercial" music as Zoller called it in cadence, music that was in some way accessible to people as jazz, and his freer music, the music that was inspired by Ornette Coleman and Don Cherry, two of his classmates at the Lenox, MA, jazz school. Zoller wrote all the material here. From his warm and breezy "Wild Wild Wes," which is a tribute to the late guitarist, and his open string chord voicings to the knotty electric charge of "Meet in Berlin" that features Hancock riffing away on the electric piano and trading eights with Zoller, to the gorgeous title track built on Hungarian folk melodies, Zoller's tone is always just on the soft side of raw; it is edgy and full of passion and pain no matter how smooth his chords or riffs were. He could go around edges but never completely round them off. On the funky "Sweet Hustler," which ends the album, Zoller's stinging runs turn around the entire harmonic structure of the tune, even though it's just a funky soul jam. He manages to move through the chord progression turnaround and slip the melody inside out, changing both harmonic and lyrical concerns from straight singing lines into modal intervals. This was Attila Zoller just doing his thing, and on Gypsy Cry he was at his best doing it. This album is a kind of groove-jazz masterpiece. One more word on the Collectables jazz reissues series, called the Collectables Jazz Classics. It's true that many of the titles in this series are lesser-known works, far from the standard canonic lines that make labels like Blue Note or Fantasy's original jazz classics or even Verve such trademarks. But that should matter little because the route Collectables has taken is to insure that very deserving recordings like this one or any one of dozens of others gets the decent presentation, good liner notes, and fine sound it deserves in reissue. In fact, Collectables is doing in its own way what may other labels should have been doing a long time ago: the research to seek out the finest and most overlooked records and get them out onto the marketplace at a price where they can either be reconsidered by those who may have overlooked them, found at last by the few that revered and treasured them in the first place, or discovered in the first place by an entirely new generation of jazz fans. Bravo. (AMG review by Thom Jurek)
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Previous posts - More Music 044
01 Paul Jones - Crucifix In A Horseshoe [1971]
Link http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/uUnUY9b0/file.html
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02 Michael D'Abo - Broken Rainbows [1974]
Link http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/R9HHLzVa/file.html
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03 Voormann & Friends - A Sideman's Journey [2009]
Link http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/iVWGPtbO/file.html
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BONUS
Manfred Mann - As Is [1966].zip
Link http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/3HVqLuL9/file.html
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As requested
Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti - The New York Sessions 1926-1935 [2008]
CD1+2 http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/9Nte2vXD/file.html
CD3+4 http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/2hxFf1cM/file.html
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Kim Fowley (Various Artists) – Under Ground Animal
Dionysus / Bacchus Archives BA1131 (LP and CD, USA 1999)
Notes:
1. On the LP and on the CD, the track said to be “Beautiful” by “Walter’s Dream” is actually “Walter’s Dream” by “Beautiful”.
2. The CD track listing mentions 21 tracks, but there are actually only 20. Track 15 (Mr Responsibility by Kim Fowley) is missing. So the tracks that followed were mis-tagged. I’ve added the missing song where it belongs (15), taken from another source, and I’ve re-tagged all the tracks correctly.
3. BUT…track 21 (Story Of Susie by Bill Woods) includes 2 hidden segments which I have separated from track 21.
4. Conclusion is, there are 23 tracks on the CD.
VINYL LP TRACKS
1. Larry Green And The Rhythmaires - Watch Your Step (2:46)
2. The Vaqueros - Vaquero Beat (2:17)
3. Kim Fowley - Astrology (1:59)
4. The Renegades - Geronimo (1:52)
5. The Renegades - Charge (2:03)
6. The Gamblers - Teen Machine (1:47)
7. Aston Martin And The Moon Discs - Fallout (1:48)
8. Aston Martin And The Moon Discs - Moon Beat (2:05)
9. Boystown - Hello Mr. Sun (2:14)
10. The Hounds - The Office Girl (2:38)
11. The Rogues - Wanted Dead Or Alive (2:28)
12. The Bush - To Die Alone (1:57)
13. The Doll House - Heavy Love (2:26)
14. Vito And The Hands - Vito And The Hands (2:06)
15. Beautiful - Walter's Hand (2:09)
16. Bill Woods - Story Of Susie (3:03)
CD TRACKS (includes 7 tracks not on LP, marked *)
1. Althea & The Memories - Worst Record Ever Made (2:48)*
2. Chris Darlin - A Casual Look (2:20)*
3. Mo And Jo - The Yo, Yo Song (2:06)*
4. Doug & Freddy With The Panics Band - Need Your Love (2:23)*
5. Larry Green And The Rhythmaires - Watch Your Step (2:46)
6. The Vaqueros - Vaquero Beat (2:17)
7. Kim Fowley - Astrology (1:59)
8. The Renegades - Geronimo (1:52)
9. The Renegades - Charge (2:03)
10. The Gamblers - Teen Machine (1:47)
11. Aston Martin And The Moon Discs - Fallout (1:48)
12. Aston Martin And The Moon Discs - Moon Beat (2:05)
13. Boystown - Hello Mr. Sun (2:14)
14. The Hounds - The Office Girl (2:38)
15. Kim Fowley - Mr. Responsibillity (2:03)*
16. The Rogues - Wanted Dead Or Alive (2:28)
17. The Bush - To Die Alone (1:57)
18. The Doll House - Heavy Love (2:26)
19. Vito And The Hands - Vito And The Hands (2:06)
20. Beautiful - Walter's Hand (2:09)
21. Bill Woods - Story Of Susie (3:03)
22. Unknown - Hidden Bonus Track #1 - Ad For Kim Fowley LP (0:50)*
23. Unknown - Hidden Bonus Track #2 - Ad For Kim Fowley LP (1:02)*
I own both the LP and the CD. All tracks ripped from my CD, except for track 15 which was missing.
Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD)
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/mmwBIEXd/file.html
mostly 60's and 70's Japanese soundtracks, please enjoy:
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/isMd8gEW/file.html
I posted a few Firesign Theatre albums by request previously, but I wanted to save most of my Firesign material for an ultramega post, so here we are. Three days of Firesign, from the first album right down to their 2003 series on NPR, “All Things Firesign,” plus some bonus solo stuff from Proctor and Bergman and a box set collecting the Nick Danger sketches. First up, the Golden Era. If you don’t see what you want, wait until I’ve done all three days. Chances are you’ll find what you’re looking for. All at 320 except where noted, and most ripped from my own collection. Forward into the past!!
1968 – Waiting for the Electrician, or Someone Like Him http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/iwkKWjBb/file.html
1969 – How Can You Be in Two Places at Once http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/KxfLRVj2/file.html
1970 – Don’t Crush That Dwarf, Hand Me the Pliers http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/DzCVFOCj/file.html
1970 – Station Break (single) http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/d86Iiart/file.html
1971 – I Think We’re All Bozos On This Bus (@261) http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/cnyxtjz3/file.html
1972 – Dear Friends (@192) http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/7148kC1C/file.html
1972 – Not Insane or Anything You Want To http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/hl6bpHHC/file.html
1974 – Everything You Know is Wrong http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/jO17KWlG/file.html
The Kitsch Korner starts off with the resident sketch comedy troupe of the old late-night “Don Kirschner’s Rock Concert” show, The Village Idiots, goes beatnik with everyone’s favorite bongo man, Preston Epps, and finishes off with Fred Myrow’s music for one of my favorite horror movies, “Phantasm.” Bitrates vary, BOY!!!
The Village Idiots – “The Village Idiots” (1979) http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/jjBaIdFt/file.html
Preston Epps – “Bongo, Bongo, Bongo” (1960) http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/yXBHfE4q/file.html
Fred Myrow & Malcom Seagrave – “Phantasm” (1978) http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/r0L0hZd3/file.html
OOPS! MORE NEIL INNES
When going back through my Neil Innes folder this morning (checking to see which Rutle bootlegs I already had) (thanks Uncle Babka), I noticed two recordings that I had missed earlier. Both are @ 128 and the sound is very thin, but both are fascinating (I've just been listening to them).
First, Alive in '72, an audience recording of an Innes - Stanshall gig - reasonable audience recording, so-so 128 kbps sound.
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/VsQKd6gZ/file.html
Second, a Compilation of re-recordings of Neil's songs by Neil. I assume that these came from The Innes Book of Records on BBC 2. All the songs are radically reworked. I'm The Urban Spaceman is done as New Orleans jazz, Blue Suede Schubert with piano and strings (or is it string synth, the sound isn't quite good enough to tell). Despite the sound, a fascinating listen!! And, yes, I know there are songs missing from the second disc. Unfortunately, that was the way I downloaded it. If anyone has the missing tracks (or indeed, any more songs from The Innes Book of Records on TV), I, for one, would be very appreciative.
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/EpHdfLAx/file.html
And that IS it, I think, maybe..............
BLUEGRASS 57
Many thanks to the original uploaders.
- Rock Done Bluegrass (CD 02).zip
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/glteIckJ/file.html
Lewis Family - All Day Singing and Dinner On The Ground (1968).zip
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/3h7W72EF/file.html
Lewis Family - Anniversary Celebration - LP Starday 161 (1962).zip
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/eV0InT40/file.html
Lilly Brothers - 1961-1963 (Warped 6388).zip
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/yrwQNlwE/file.html
Lincoln County Partners - It's Just The Chance You've Waited For (1974).zip
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/0zsQFJoM/file.html
Rev. C.L. FRANKLIN
Clarence LaVaughn Franklin (1915-84) was an American Baptist minister and civil rights activist, and the father of Aretha, Erma & Carolyn.
Most of his recordings are long sermons, taking up complete 78's and LP's. But he did issue a few singles, most of which I've tried to include here. I'm short of a few though, and a couple of the early ones crackle like rice crispies.
Rev. C.L. Franklin - Selected Recordings.zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/EzpvmQyy/file.html
Rev. C.L. Franklin - Sermons.zip
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/19T2SvSz/file.html
I don't know if there is a complete LP/CD release of his singles - but it is much needed.
Rev. C.L. Franklin tracks needed:-
# Waiting For Me / Jesus Knows (Chess 39)
# I Love The Lord / Heard The Voice Of Jesus (Chess 65)
Plus better copies of:-
# Your Mother Loves Her Children (Gotham G691) 1950
# The Lord Will Make A Way, Yes He Will (Gotham G682) 1950
Thanks for any help.
By the way, if anyone needs any Aretha Franklin albums, go here for a huge selection:-
http://raridadediscos.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/aretha-franklin-discografia.html
(Password: raridadediscos.blogspot.com)
@ Lil'ol'lady
Here's a few v/a compilations I got hold of yesterday. (P.S. the "Roots Of Gospel Music" has a misleading title - it's not early stuff, but there's some interesting stuff on it..)
I thought the "Female Gospel Greats" might suit you, there's a couple more Marion Williams on it. R&B/Blues fans might like the blues- based gospel album if they give it a try.
Do you like the classic 40's & 50's gospel too?
- Female Gospel Greats
01. It's Getting Late in the Evening - Marion Williams
02. Moan Frances - Frances Steadman
03. Lordy Won't You Come by Here - The Georgia Peach
04. I'll Be Satisfied Then - Sister Jessie Mae Renfro
05. Just A Closer Walk With Thee - Sister Rosetta Tharpe
06. I'll Wait on the Lord - Mary Johnson Davis
07. Dry Bones - Frances Steadman
08. I Want to Rest - Bessie Griffin
09. Well Well Well - Bessie Griffin
10. He Satisfies - Mary Johnson Davis
11. Saviour Don't Pass Me By - Sister Rosetta Tharpe
12. Precious Lord - Clara Ward
13. The Storm Is Passing - Marion Williams
14. At the Cross - Clara Ward
15. I've Had My Chance - Sister Jessie Mae Renfro
16. Lord Have Mercy - The Georgia Peach
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/PBHmVfRb/file.html
- Golden Gospel Classics-Blues
01. Walk And Talk With Jesus - Shirley Caesar
02. Stand By Me - Rev. Claude Jeter
03. One Day I'll Wake Up In Glory - The Gospel Starlets
04. Alone And Motherless - The Five Blind Boys Of Alabama
05. I Know A Man - Swan Silvertones
06. Stranger On The Road - Shirley Caesar
07. Singing In My Soul - Rev. Claude Jeter
08. It's Alright - The Five Blind Boys Of Alabama
09. Help - Shirley Caesar
10. Tedious Journey - Gertrude Bowman
11. Lord Don't Move the Mountains - The Swan Silvertones
12. He's Alive - Josephine Howard
13. You Can't Hurry God - Milton Brunson
14. Be Careful Of The Stones You Throw - Shirley Caesar
15. Got His Eyes On You - The Swan Silvertones
16. Poor Pilgrim Of Sorrow - The Five Blind Boys Of Alabama
17. God's Little Patch of Blue - Little Vicky & The Gospel Stars.
18. Hold On - The Messiahs of Glory
19. Elijah Rock - Gertrude Bowman
20. Heard So Much of Jesus - Southland Singers
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/RiHD1zqh/file.html
- The Roots Of Gospel Music
01. Shirley Caesar - Help
02. Albertina Walker - Heartache
03. Louise McCord - My God Has Promised
04. Howard Hewett & Josephine Howard - That's the Time
05. Deborah Thompson - City Called Heaven
06. Gertrude Bowman - Elijah Rock
07. The Harmonettes - After It's Over
08. Clara Ward - When the Gates Swing Open
09. Shirley Caesar - Get Up My Brother
10. The Davis Sisters - Bye & Bye
11. Shirley Caesar - A Long Way To Go
12. Albertina Walker - Sail Away
13. Rev. James Cleveland - Wondering
14. Rev. Charles Taylor - It Took A Miracle
15. Rev. Claude Jeter - When I've Gone the Last Mile of the Way
16. The Five Blind Boys of Alabama (Clarence Fountain) - Beams of Heaven
17. The Harmonizing Four (Levi Hansly) - Get Right With God
18. Rev. C.L. Franklin - The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow
19. The Rasberry Singers (Raymond Rasberry) - We Are Crossing Over
20. The Harmonizing Four (Levi Hansly) - Let God Abide.
21. The Mighty Clouds of Joy & The Swan Silvertones (Joe Ligon) - Old Time Religion
22. The Swan Silvertones (John Henry Miles) - Say A Prayer For Everyone
23. The Five Blind Boys of Alabama (Clarence Fountain) - What Could I Do
24. Rev. James Cleveland - Get Right Church
http://www104.zippyshare.com/v/jvhZHDuG/file.html
It been a good few days for me -
@ Bill - Thanks for Benny Spellman
@ Monty - Thanks for more Benny Spellman.
@ Lil'ol'lady - Thanks for Marion Williams
@ Wayne - Thanks for Tommy Brown - I had very little by him.
@ Ira Seigel - Thanks for the Jewels - B Bomb Baby (Nice)
@ skipmooose - Thanks for Ru-Jac Story Vol. 4
@ imnokid - Thanks for the Hermon Hitson
And Thanks to anyone else I've forgotten.
Disco Funk 6 CD
Info : https://www.discogs.com/fr/Various-Disco-Funk/release/1510765
Link : https://wetransfer.com/downloads/ef37e0e8d2554df13e8573b63e4f209d20180225131848/81a3793ed74d7575ec6d9efd198c3dfb20180225131848/717deb
Monty's Music Medley Vol 20
albums are
1976 - folk & rackare[folk]
Bagpipes From Hell - Ghielmi, Pianca[classical] a great album !!
Beatles-2001-US Singles Collection Volume 1
Beatles-2001-US Singles Collection Volume 2
blueground undergrass - 1998- barnyard gone wrong (256)country
calamus - medieval women's songs
Gammer And His Familiars-1981 Won't Look Out... (Vinyl Rip 24-48)
Greenslade(1973 & 1975) Live {released 1999} [Mystic]
Hed Pe(1995) Church of Realities {EP} [self-released]
Hljómar - 1967 - Hljómar
John Zorn & Friends-Live At Le Poisson Rouge, Nyc
Korla Pandit-Music Of The Exotic East
Korla Pandit-The Grand Moghul Suite _ The Universal Language Of Music
Loren Mazzacane Connors-Blues, the Dark Paintings of Mark Rothko 1969-1970 (St. Joan, 1989)
Paul Kelly - La Vielle Roue Voyageuse 1992 (Irish folk)
Peter Hope-1987 - Hoodoo Talk (CD 2000, Album)
The Beatles - More Songs For Eleanor
The Sounds Of Sunshine [1971] Love Means You Never Have To Say You're Sorry [Ranwood Records, LP]
Various Artists () not fade away- 15 classics that fired up the rolling stones [uncut magazine]
Zippy links in zippy text link
Here!
MMMV20.txt.zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/58obYHKv/file.html
re: Kim Fowley:
correction: in both track listings, "Walter"s Hand" should be "Walter's Dream".
@ Anonymous re. 1950's Live Country.
Don't have the Bear Family set I'm afraid (I presume it is the 10 CD set you're after?)
But I've got these. Let me know if any of these are any use to you.
I searched "Louisiana Hayride" in my country/r&roll drive and these came up:- (May not all be "live" though)
- HBR # 68 - Louisiana Hayride (Hillbilly Researcher)
- Louisiana Hayride Archives - Classic Gospel Radio
- Louisiana Hayride Archives - Vols.1 & 2
- Stars & Guests Of The Louisiana Hayride (Guest Star G 1492)
- The Louisiana Hayride Story Vols. 1 - 4
Elvis Presley - King Of Western Bop - At The Louisiana Hayride 1954-1955
George Jones - Live Recordings From The Louisiana Hayride
George Jones - The Louisiana Hayride Archives
Johnny Cash - The Louisiana Hayride Archives (1955-1962)
Johnny Horton - Live Recordings From The Louisiana Hayride
Werly Fairburn - The Louisiana Hayride Archives - HMC
Plus a few other early live (not Louis. Hayride):-
- Early Country Live Volume 1 (Anthology Of Country Music ACM-3)
Buzz Busby & Bayou Boys - Live WARL (1957)
Stanley Brothers - Recorded Live Vol. 1 (1956-62)
Also a lot of early radio transcriptions:-
Red Foley Show (RadiOzarks) and other Country, and Western Swing artists transcriptions:- Bailes Bros., Bob Wills, Eddy Arnold, Ernest Tubb, Farr Brother, Foy Willing, Jimmy Wakely, Johnny Bond, Johnny Lee Wills, Ken Curtis & Novelty Aces, Spade Cooley.
Then there's radio shows too:-
- Jack Howard & His Covered Wagon Caravan Show
Bill Monroe - Bluegrass Classics BGC 80 - Radio Shows 1946-1948
Elvis Presley - From The Waist Up~The Ed Sullivan Shows 1956-57 [LP GA 150]
Flatt & Scruggs - Martha White Radio Shows (1953)
Jim & Jesse - Radio Shows
Roy Acuff & His Smoky Mountain Boys - RC Cola Shows 1 & 2 (1954)
The Gauchos Featuring Jim Dovall – The Gauchos Featuring Jim Doval (1965) Vinyl @320
A1 La Bamba
A2 C'mon And Swim
A3 Annie Ya Ya
A4 Out Of Sight
A5 I'm A Man
A6 Please Let Me Know
B1 Oh, Pretty Woman
B2 Little Latin Lupe Lu
B3 Money
B4 Peanuts
B5 Something's Got A Hold On Me
B6 Angelito
Jim Doval And The Gaucho's – Beattle Rule / Pink Elephants &" (1964) 7" Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Jim-Doval-And-The-Gauchos-Beattle-Rule-Pink-Elephants/release/5996121
Jim Doval And The Gaucho's – Boney Maroni/She's A Very Nice Girl 7" (1964) Vinyl @320
All in one zip file
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/aLMt2mdB/file.html
Hi- I am looking for some of the Country Groove compilations that were on here a while back. I seem to be missing vols 9,10 and anything after vol 11 (if there were any).Thought I had them all but have searched all my hard drives and not found those ones.Can anyone help-thanks
Charles Earland – Black Talk! (1970_ Vinyl @320
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/ftSKhyde/file.html
A1 Black Talk
A2 The Mighty Burner
A3 Here Comes Charlie
B1 Aquarius
B2 More Today Than Yesterday
https://www.discogs.com/Charles-Earland-Black-Talk/release/1168895
Timebender asked for this
Jessamine-Another Fictionalized History.zip
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/Ygmd5Tzl/file.html
Ipi 'N Tombia Featuring Margaret Singana – The Warrior (1973) Vinyl @320
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/JSb3N5Gp/file.html
A1 The Warrior
A2 Misunderstood
A3 Imyeneni
A4 Mama Tembu's Wedding
A5 They Took Her Away From The Land
B1 Ipi 'N Tombi
B2 Soweto By Night
B3 Mother Mary
B4 Zimbaba
B5 The Digger
https://www.discogs.com/Ipi-N-Tombia-Featuring-Margaret-Singana-The-Warrior/release/2089134
Rory Gallagher – Tattoo (1973) Vinyl @320
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/L42QbwIK/file.html
A1 Tattoo'd Lady
A2 Cradle Rock
A3 20:20 Vision
A4 They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore
A5 Livin' Like A Trucker
B1 Sleep On A Clothes-Line
B2 Who's That Coming
B3 A Million Miles Away
B4 Admit It
https://www.discogs.com/Rory-Gallagher-Tattoo/release/1571553
Various Artists– The History Of Latino Rock Vol.1 1956-1965 (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/DoDdS1gc/file.html
A1 –Ritchie Valens La Bamba
A2 –Chan Romero Hippy Hippy Shake
A3 –Lil' Julian Herera Lonely, Lonely Nights
A4– The Blendells La La La La
A5– Thee Midniters That's All
A6– Rene And Ray Queen Of My Heart
A7 –Ronnie & The Pomona Casuals I Want To Do The Jerk
A8– Ritchie Valens Donna
B1– Thee Midniters Whittler Blvd.
B2– T he Salas Brothers Darling (Please Bring Your Love)
B3– Lil' Ray I Who Have Nothing
B4–The Premiers Farmer John
B5– The Romancers My Heart Cries
B6– The Carlos Brothers Tonight
B7– The Velveteens You've Broken My Heart
B8–Cannibal And The Headhunters Land Of A Thousand Dances (Extended Version)
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-History-Of-Latino-Rock-Vol1-1956-1965/release/3723344
Can anyone help with the Powerpearls series vol 1-10. I have some of 'em on vinyl. Also looking for the punk comp. Cumstains Over My Record Collection...also have it, but one track is missing on my copy.
Cheers, CharlieAce
The Del-Lords – Based On A True Story (1988) Vinyl @320
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/p9NYSMG9/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/The-Del-Lords-Based-On-A-True-Story/release/2139560
Los Lobos – The Neighborhood (1990) CD @320
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/zkhd11A2/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos-The-Neighborhood/release/1361490
Various Artists – Double Feature Soundtracks From The Quentin Tarantino Films Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction @320
http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/04L6GA4U/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Double-Feature-Soundtracks-From-The-Quentin-Tarantino-Films-Reservoir-Dogs-Pulp-Fiction/release/3042337
The Skeletons – "Live" At The Amador 1979 CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/Skeletons-Live-At-The-Amador-1979/release/5270541
The Skeletons – In The Flesh (1991) CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/Skeletons-In-The-Flesh/release/3264767
The Skeletons – Waiting (1992) CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/Skeletons-Waiting/release/2942731
All three in one zip file
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/4rdCTDuP/file.html
Michael Doucet & Cajun Brew – Michael Doucet & Cajun Brew (1988) Vinyl @320
http://www1.zippyshare.com/v/54859379/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Michael-Doucet-Cajun-Brew-Michael-Doucet-Cajun-Brew/release/1896909
Nolan Porter - No Apologies/Nolan + 3 (CD) @320
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/5tSHiMZv/file.html
For a PDF of liner notes and interview with Nolan Porter check out www.crossfirepublications.com
This was requested [I missed it off one of the music medleys
Boogie 4 Stu (A Tribute To Ian Stewart).zip
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/l9Ew2m7l/file.html
Not sure if this has been shared yet...I have yet to listen to it my self. Hope it's good.
Looking Good - 75 Femme Mod Soul Nuggets (2013)
CD1
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/Xbp8LBUz/file.html
CD2
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/DjBtlhGe/file.html
CD3
http://www73.zippyshare.com/v/1VcRRp7i/file.html
Cheers,CharlieAce
@Ira Seigel
Thank you for The Jewels.
@JWDen
Thanks for the Firesign.
@BigGray
Thanks for even more Neil Innes.
One more request for today. Looking for...One Kiss Can Lead To Another:Girls Group Sounds Lost & Found.
Thanks,CharlieAce
@ RYP
Very beautiful vidéo !! Thanks RYP !!
Hey all. Just wondering if anyone happens to have a "song swarm" of my favorite tune from the 20th century: NOLA? Nothing urgent; just curious. Les Paul made the most famous version, I reckon, but there must have been many more. Thanks so much.
Iggy
@ CharlieAce
I can share the box set "one kiss can lead to another girl group sourds lost And found", next week-end when I'll be back home.
Prolapse was a brilliant post-punk band from Leicester that was most frequently compared to The Fall, Stereolab, and Joy Division. Prolapse had two singers, Linda Steelyard and Michael Derrick (aka "Scottish Mick"). Each one sang and talked independently of what the other was singing or saying, and they occasionally attacked each other onstage. The group also improvised: "Unroadkill", for example, was made up on the spot during a radio session.
Here are two CD-length collections of non-LP tracks in various bitrates. I got most of these mp3's from the blog 00i00.blogspot.com (where you can find all four Prolapse albums). The rest are from my own collection.
"Broken Cormorant" and "Doorstop Rhythmic Bloc" are webrips from Prolapse's first Peel Session. "Anthrax" is a Gang of Four cover (and was the inspiration for the two vocalists). "Diamonds O' Monte Carlo" was originally by Gorky's Zygotic Mynci. See pointlesswalks.blogspot.no for more info on Prolapse.
PROLAPSE 1994-1996 early singles and compilation tracks
Psychotic Now/ p.d.f. (pete de freitas)/ Screws/ Kilometrica Banca/ Pull Thru' Barker/ Dirge/ They Slept In Darkness/ E.O.P.O. (End Of Part One)/ Pile Tent/ Muscovite Parricide Song/ When Space Invaders Were Big/ Love Like Anthrax/ Broken Cormorant (Peel Session)/ Doorstop Rhythmic Bloc (Peel Session)/ Irritating Radiator/ Move To Limit Slabs (demo)/ Irritating Dub
ZIPPY: www61.zippyshare.com/v/D0AoWJaJ/file.html
MEGA: mega.nz/#!LIgmiSba!6pKCJv6qjnI03DULV1HDIv1uO9U54QIp3zh64nohmKw
PROLAPSE 1996-1999 singles
Flexed/ Unroadkill/ Move To Limit Slabs/ Snappy Horse/ Fear Of Teeth/ Autocade (Didactic Feral Control)/ Pro-Loop/ Testation/ Liquid Compliment/ Diamonds O' Monte Carlo/ Deanshanger (Carlo Rama Remix)/ Marconi's Wife/ Hairdryer
ZIPPY: www61.zippyshare.com/v/khsYPLtf/file.html
MEGA: mega.nz/#!TZwFGTQT!-6BOpG-HYqKawOyqB1Y01kciQK-euVlZSN4ohuJiEZY
Can I also request the Bear Family Louisiana Hayride Boxset please ?
Hoping that someone can assist,
Thank you,
Richard
...Timebender said...
@montysmusic - Regarding the Jessamine singles compilation, AWESOME!! Thanks.
@6edf91bc-51a2-11e6-b12e-b30c11d3f559
One Kiss Can Lead To Another:Girls Group Sounds Lost & Found.
Well, it's been found, here:-
http://ice-10.blogspot.co.uk/2010/07/various-artists-2005-girl-group-sounds.html
Thanks for the "Looking Good - 75 Femme Mod Soul Nuggets"
50’s and 60s Rock and Roll
PURE LOVE
Pure Love – Sonny James
Baby That’s Good – Edwin Bruce
Delores – Mood Makers
I’ll Come Running – Lulu
So Real – Jimmy Frenchy Dee
I’m Shakin’ – Little Willie John
Larry – The Allen Sisters
Let Your Hair Down – The Gems
Casbah – Sandy Nelson
Little Bitty Pretty One – Frankie Lymon
Rock-A-Bye Baby – Big Mama Thornton
Guitar Man’s Struggle – Sacarpper Pat’s Falcons
Skinny Minnie – Gerry & The Pacemakers
Sway And Move With The Beat – Donnie Brooks
Stranger In Black – Wayne Cross
Stick With Me Baby – The Everly Brothers
When I Was Single – The Jive Five
Yes I Love You, Baby – Gene Vincent
Thunderbolt – The Shondells
http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/E8uy4lz2/file.html
Why not give it a try??
I am looking for
fIREHOSE albums in 320 kbps
And
Hoyt Axtons albums:
1962 The Balladeer
1963 Greenback Dollar
1963 Saturday's Child
1964 Hoyt Axton Explodes!
1964 Long Old Road
1965 Mr. Greenback Dollar Man
Thanks for Thunder and Lightnin album
@CharlieAce (no way I'm trying to type that handle)...not my rip, only @192, but one look at that track listing makes it worth hearing (if anyone has it at higher bitrate, would be most welcome and appreciated)
https://www.discogs.com/Various-One-Kiss-Can-Lead-To-Another-Girl-Group-Sounds-Lost-And-Found/release/1232218
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/fZXb5Y0k/file.html
Thanks JWDen for Preston Epps...might come back for the Firesign stuff later
Musicmatt: Here are several of Aaron's wonderful "Country Groove" compilations. I don't have 11 or 13, but maybe another TZ denizen can fill those gaps.
Country Groove 9: www117.zippyshare.com/v/78bojhdC/file.html
Country Groove 10: www117.zippyshare.com/v/GvLFDtKk/file.html
Country Groove 12: www117.zippyshare.com/v/UN0Z6Qfh/file.html
Country Groove 14: www117.zippyshare.com/v/kEIZ4uaK/file.html
Chocoreve, thanks for the disco/funk -- gonna get my 70s on!
@ Musicmatt re. Country Grooves
- Country Groove 9 (1967-1978).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/TQ79oIww/file.html
- Country Groove 10 (1969-1980).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/x4dsG9p6/file.html
- Country Groove 11 (1967-1974).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/vJNImNmF/file.html
- Country Groove 12 (1968-1975).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/ppPBap01/file.html
- Country Groove 13 (1966-1978).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/kOMe4PIa/file.html
- Country Groove 14 (1968-1977).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/u20dGjjv/file.html
- Country Groove 15 (1968-1974).zip
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/sCuqcnHm/file.html
@Aging Child: Thanks for yesterday’s dose of Groucho! And speaking of Marxian doses, did you know the Brothers shared the same hooker and when one of them got her pregnant they all split the abortion fee? You bet your life!
Miklós Rózsa 8
1954 - Men of the Fighting Lady @320
1954 - Valley of the Kings @320
1955 - Moonfleet @VBR
1955 - The King's Thief @320
https://mega.nz/#F!OtJUgBST!hCeOA50fjbbYTcG1rQaswg
VA Monday
1950’s - Everything’s Coming Up Profits: The Golden Age of Industrial Musicals Vol. 1 @240
1959 - Behind Closed Doors at a Recording Session @320
1964 - Stock Car Demolition Derby Sound Effects @320
1966-1969 - Novelties from the Batcave @160
1975 - Picking Up Girls Made Easy @192
https://mega.nz/#F!Kk4nRArC!MjPA4GTNoNO67LhByxlIeA
@Bob (and everyone else looking for an upgrade...dl'ing myself as I type)...thanks for the Growing Up Too Fast link...I didn't bother with Zippy after I saw CD2 had expired, but the MEGA links are good
JD, it's always nice to see a fellow Phantasm Phanatic. I just picked up the re-issue vinyl of that soundtrack. Had my original copy lost or lifted during a move. Spent years trying to find another copy that didn't cost as much as a car payment. So thanks for the digital version. R & G, you should check out Jack White's version of Wayfaring Stranger. It's excellent.
Hello everybody,
This is a really great blog, I'm looking for these, could someone please help me?
Kim Fowley: Hotel Insomnia
Beasts of Bourbon: Axeman’s Jazz
Gene Clark & Carla Olson: So Rebellious a Lover
True Believers: Hard Road
Jasmine Minks: Another Age
Thanks and best regards
Charlie
@timebender: Thanks a bunch for the Scottish comp and the Hidden Gems pt. 1. I have listened to the latter four times already. Sweet Sanity is from the great Kitchenware band Hurrah (and not from Sweet), which I already had on my own 1988 mixtape.
@Jonder: which country grooves are wanted?
@Jonder: did you do the two excellent Fall/Mark E. Smith tribute compilations "My vibrations will live on" and/or "Fall Sound" a good year earlier? I wonder where some of the obscure stuff came from such as Michaela Melian and Container Drivers...never seen a recording from Michaela outside of Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle. And: how do you know that all these songs are Fall related?
@Anonymous/Richard and others who look for the Bear Family set of live recordings from The Louisiana Hayride:
I think the cd's can all be found on this forum:
http://tjscountry.nstars.org/t1500-va-louisiana-hayride
It seems to be the albums you are looking for. I only checked the first link, but it seems to be working, so I guess the others are working too. Good luck!
(I would download the Louisiana Hayride compilations myself, but after listening through the complete "Dim lights, thick smoke" series, consisting of 25 cd's, I feel I have had enough classic country for a while.)
/Jumpstart
@Richard
The Louisiana Hayride Bear Family box set is brand new & can't be posted on here.
Thanks to JWDen for his Firesign posts and to clash for The Skeletons.
jonder, i don't have #13 either, but here's #11
https://we.tl/c5tT1I71aW
Anonymous,
Here's Firehose for you: http://revolutionrock012.blogspot.com/search/label/Firehose
And I'm looking for Coutry Teasers' "Science Hat Artistic Cube Moral Nosebleed Empire" compilation from 2002 on In The Red Records.
https://www.discogs.com/Country-Teasers-Science-Hat-Artistic-Cube-Moral-Nosebleed-Empire/master/292557
Thank you in advance!
Rexx
@Bob - Johnny Horton live on the Louisiana Hayride would be great! Thank you.
DrNecessitor
Here is The Mike d'Abo Collection. 2 CDs of Mike.
The songs range from Singles with The Band of Angels in 1964, before he joined Manfred Mann, through solo albums to Smith & d'Abo in 1976.
http://www46.zippyshare.com/v/rZ8Z5ri7/file.html
...Timebender said...
@Brause - I believe that was Butterboy's compilation.
@Bob - I too would be interested in the Johnny Horton offer in particular if
possible?
@Aging Child - Thanks for the Groucho (and all the other goodies in yesterday's post).
@Scott Marks - TIA for NY, NY - and I'm enjoying the Rosza!
as a request:
Hoyt Axton - The Balladeer
https://elvismarineteam.stackstorage.com/s/ehFd0FAzsZKrPOQu
Thank you, BigGray! Very much appreciated!! Those D'Abo collections are hard to find, and command crazy prices!!
@Aging Child I know what you mean about avoiding the Tolkien clones. I have to admit to having fallen prey to that when I first started writing (though I was just as much influenced by Morris & Dunsany) before I figured out that you can only get satisfaction from writing in your own voice.
A low point in the whole Tolkien clones saga: I remember being in a bookstore back in the eighties and overhearing a kid ask his friend what he thought of Tolkien. The other kid's dismissive response was that he was just a clone of Terry Brooks. Sigh.
@JWDen I wasn't schilling the book but now that you've ordered a copy I hope you like it. To be honest I haven't read the other stories. I write reviews too and since I don't review anything I'm in and have too little reading time as it is, never seem to get around to reading the anthologies my stories appear in.
Johnny Horton - Live Recordings From The Louisiana Hayride.zip
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/vEYcsV94/file.html
Here some more Hoyt Axton albums - varying bitrates.
Hoyt Axton - Explodes! (1964).zip @320
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/FwcKfWQL/file.html
Hoyt Axton - Greenback Dollar (1963).zip @160
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/PrwWMicG/file.html
Hoyt Axton - My Griffin In Gone (1969).zip @224
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/7T8zGyZd/file.html
Hoyt Axton - The Balladeer (1962).zip @128
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/R3HJU0NB/file.html
...Timebender said...
Thank you Bob for the Johnny Horton, looking forward to hearing this.
@djmcblues2 -- Thank you for "Pure Love"!
JWDen, thanks for sharing all things Firesign.
Thanx Djmc
Thanks for Hoyt Axton. To bad that it isn't 320 but this is also good.
Discovering this early Hoyts albums is like discovering Dylan or Townes. Amazing!
This 3 missing:
1963 Saturday's Child
1964 Long Old Road
1965 Mr. Greenback Dollar Man
I've found some more Hoyt Axton:-
The "Lotsa Songs" came from a site where they were all just crammed together, 204 tracks in total - so make of them what you will. Again varying bitrates.
Still seem to be missing "Saturday's Child" though unfortunately.
Hoyt Axton - Country Anthem (1971).zip @128
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/3Hfzi2sf/file.html
Hoyt Axton - Joy To The World (1971).zip @160
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/IvPGLIbt/file.html
Hoyt Axton - Less Than The Song (1972).zip @320
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/kQC9x5EL/file.html
Hoyt Axton - (lotsa songs 1).zip
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/upABc145/file.html
Hoyt Axton - (lotsa songs 2).zip
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/wChimrpf/file.html
Thanks to the original uploaders.
Charlie: I have the Kim Fowley and the Gene Clark / Carla Olson coming soon.
@ JWDen --- Many thanks for Firesign Theatre. :)
@ Scott Marks - Many thanks for VA Monday. :)
Hope you all have a great start to your week.
UB
Hi Brause,
Those two tracks are on this:
V/A Perverted By Mark E.
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/vm6AsMwh/file.html
A bit of a mixed bag, but there are some gems.
Regards,
J in Liverpool
Requested by Charlie
Kim Fowley – Hotel Insomnia
Marilyn Records USMLP 1013 (USA 1994)
1. Failure Rock (2:33)
2. 1983 - Year Of The Bleeding Trees (2:43)
3. Back On The Road To Nowhere (4:41)
4. Citizen Kane (2:49)
5. Precious Kate (2:59)
6. Share The Night (2:31)
7. My Foolish Heart (2:45)
8. Angry Young Man (2:28)
9. Where The Cactus Grows (2:48)
10. Let's Rock 'n' Roll Tonight (2:01)
11. Teenage President Talking Blues (2:19)
12. Angel Of Fire (3:08)
13. I'm Crazy (2:05)
14. He Is Very Pretty (2:45)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/Fm7M70So/file.html
As to Gene Clark & Carla Olson, I have 5 different releases and I'm busy ripping them to make a complete version with all bonus tracks (none of the 5 has all the tracks).
@CharlieAce - you can find a bit of the Powerpearls Vols. 1 & 2 over at Willfully Obscure: http://wilfullyobscure.blogspot.com/2016/12/va-powerpearls-vols-1-2.html
Barry
Three requests answered... all high VBR
Beasts of Bourbon - Axeman's Jazz
https://mega.nz/#!6RV0wKBL!g6mebz2LdnzRTFQ-3RpptdKtVZSg3K7_YZLO1s4eNIs
Gene Clark & Carla Olson - So Rebellious a Lover
https://mega.nz/#!fM1HlBZD!rwKZa9KPaiwMOUJvULz043wnTBNTFB3Z3BoWi2f2AGg
True Believers - Hard Road
https://mega.nz/#!SNlwXYga!SpZ9asfOKQlt908ELOByBaMtpd-uIX4TTVJwYq9LfZg
Hope that helps
BTW still wondering if any has "GS I Love You, Vol. 3 - The Spiders" to share...
@Bob - Thanks for the Johnny Horton!
Gene Clark & Carla Olson – So Rebellious A Lover
I have 5 different releases of this album.
1 – the original U.S.A. vinyl LP (Rhino RNLP 70852) (U.S.A. 1987)
(11 tracks)
2 – the original U.K. vinyl LP (Demon Records FIEND 89) (U.K. 1987)
(same 11 tracks)
3 – the original U.K. CD (Demon Records FIEND CD 89) (U.K. 1987)
(12 tracks = 11 from the original LP + 1 bonus = Lover’s Turnaround)
4 – the re-released U.S.A. CD (Razor & Tie Records RE 1992 (U.S.A. 1992)
(14 tracks = 11 from the original LP + 3 bonus tracks = Number One Is To Survive, Mary Sue and an alternate version of Del Gato)
5 – the re-released U.S.A. CD (Fuel Records 302 061 354 2) (U.S.A.2003)
(17 tracks = 11 from the original LP + 6 bonus tracks = Changes, Jokers Are Wild, Winning Hand, Lover’s Turnaround, Broken Hearts And Broken Dreams)
This rip is from release #5 (17 tracks), with the 3 bonus tracks from release #4 added at the end.
1. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - The Drifter (4:54)
2. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Gypsy Rider (4:28)
3. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Every Angel In Heaven (3:54)
4. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Del Gato (4:52)
5. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos) (3:38)
6. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Fair And Tender Ladies (4:59)
7. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Almost Saturday Night (2:30)
8. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - I'm Your Toy (Hot Burrito N° 1) (4:15)
9. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Are We Still Making Love (3:16)
10. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Why Did You Leave Me Today (3:57)
11. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Don't It Make You Wanta Go Home (3:20)
12. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Changes (3:28)
13. The Textones with Gene Clark - Day For Night (2:53)
14. The Textones with Gene Clark - Jokers Are Wild (4:01)
15. The Textones with Gene Clark - Winning Hand (2:33)
16. The Textones with Gene Clark - Lover's Turnaround (3:25)
17. Carla Olson with Gene Clark - Broken Hearts And Broken Dreams (4:19)
18. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Number One Is To Survive (5:15)
19. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Mary Sue (4:45)
20. Gene Clark & Carla Olson - Del Gato (live) (5:37)
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/DKV7eEYE/file.html
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #57:
1930s+ Blues, Jazz, and Gospel -- H-J Artists:
Let's wrap up Lead Belly, and head out further into this fine decade; all tracks are 320K, except where noted:
Huddie 'Lead Belly' Ledbetter, 1934-48, part 2 of 2:
- Complete, 1939-49 [189@224, 22@320]
- miscellaneous [31@224 (except 2)]
Irene Dunne, 1933-41 [21@192]
Irvin 'Gar Mouth' Lowry - Arkansas Field-Recordings, 1939
Ivory Joe Hunter, 1933-59 (I posted these compilations for fellow TZer Bob back on January 17; if anybody missed them, here they are:):
- The Chronological, 1945-47 [25@192]
- Essential Recordings, 1946-50 [45@256, 5@320]
- The Atlantic Recordings, 1950-59 [9@192, 23@320]
- miscellaneous [1@320]
J. E. Mainer - Mountain Gospel, 1935-38
J. T. 'Funny Papa' Smith - The Original Howling Wolf, 1930-31
Jabo Williams - Complete, 1932
Jack Anglin - sampler, 1937-47
Jack Kelly's South Memphis Jug-Band - Complete, 1933-39
Coming tomorrow: Kokomo Arnold, St. Louis Jimmy Oden, Yank Rachell, Jelly-Jaw Short, and more...
Seven-day link (expires Mar. 5):
https://we.tl/rQIUE7zX1r
Thank you as always to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting over the last many years, all across the web.
Cheers!
@Aging Child - another fine installment!! Many thanks!
@montysmusic - The Smithereens box set you posted the other day is great, but it appears to be missing the first 3 discs. Any chance to post the three missing ones? Thank you!
...Timebender said...
@SonofTransitFord - Thanks for the Mark.E tribute and the Swervedriver demo rips.
@jonder - I just realized my Prolapse collection consists of 1 EP, so thanks for
the uploads.
@montysmusic, thanks for the Smithereens mega box, but it's missing discs 1, 2 and 3.
@Chocoreve - Thanks for the Disco Funk
@CharlieAce - Thanks for the Looking Good Femme Mod collection
@djmcblues2 - Thanks for Pure Love
@Ira Seigel - Thanks for One Kiss Can Lead To Another
Despite a couple of generous attempts to help yesterday, I am still looking for the Flintstones, "Modern Stone-Age Melodies: Original Songs From The Classic TV Show."
Susan Donimus, thank you for the link in response to my request! However, even though it was labeled as the album I am looking for, the zip file contained some other album of Hoyt Curtin Flintstones background music.
Montysmusic, thank you for posting the Flintstones Viva Las Vegas soundtrack! Unfortunately, that, too, is not what I am after.
The album I am looking for was released in 1994 and contained songs and snippets of dialogue from the original show. Here's the Discogs link to show the cover and track listing of the one I am after: https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Flintstones-Modern-Stone-Age-Melodies-Original-Songs-From-The-Classic-TV-Show-Soundtrack/release/1878318
Anyone else have suggestions on where to look for this one? Thanks!
These were requested [if they were filled apologies been a long day]
Jasmine Minks, The - Another Age LP (Creation, 1988).zip
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/r52S9SQB/file.html
Hoyt Axton-outlaw blues 1977 [charles bernstein, steven fromholz, peter fonda, hoyt axton] ##.zip
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/LGKTw1Ul/file.html
Hoyt Axton-1960 - Saturday's Child.zip
http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/f7rL8WCy/file.html
@ musicmatt, Bob, and Jonder
Thanks for the Country Groove volumes!
Any way you can point me in the direction of the first 9 volumes?
Thanks again!
@ Searnav
Thank you for you posts today.
In fact it's fair to mention that I enjoy all your posts and respect the hard work here. The standard is always high and your choices are outstanding.
Thank you.
A kind soul posted "The Jean Terrell Years" and "Let Yourself Go" comps a while back. I can't locate the post or links. Can someone help me please? Thank you very much.
Clash
Thanks for the Jim Doval - major memories as I occasionally sat in on cangas
and for the Latin rock
G
@JWDen: Thank you for the Firesign Theater... and I didn't even have to turn in two ears of corn first.
@Monty's: Thanks for another fine medley!
@ScottMarks (and JWD): Most welcome, good sir! Have you read The Groucho Letters? I'd just bought a copy, years ago, and was trying to read from it out loud to a dear friend... and within maybe two minutes we'd both dissolved into giggling, teary-eyed, helpless incoherence.
@CharlesDeLint: re Terry Brooks as antecedent to the Good Professor: [Aging Child hurls himself into the Sammath Naur]
Cheers!
@Searnav -- thanks for putting together that upgraded version
of "So Rebellious a Lover." Coincidentally, it was almost
exactly a year ago that I saw Carla Olson (and many others)
perform at a Gene Clark tribute show in Southern California.
I've really got into Hoyt Axton - especially his early stuff.
"Saturday's Child" made up by me is a YouTube special, because I could find no other copy of it - but as much as I've heard of it it sounds pretty good.....
Hoyt Axton - Saturday's Child (1963).zip (FROM YOUTUBE)
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/IHQI8ePa/file.html
"Mr. Greenback Dollar Man" (1965) apparently is a pretty rare LP and seems to be unavailable. (Not to be confused with the earlier "Greenback Dollar" LP from 1963 - it HAS been on the large multiple files I sent earlier!). I've only managed to find 5 tracks from it - I've put them here. (Listen to the beautiful "The Far Side Of The Hill" and the rare single I added of 'Greenback Dollar' with banjo accompaniment).
Hoyt Axton - Mr. Greenback Dollar Man (1965) [PART ONLY].zip
http://www49.zippyshare.com/v/ixLjtPmc/file.html
There is an album "Hoyt Axton Sings Bessie Smith - 1965"
The album "Lonesome Man" is from 1995 and according to RYM discography is a compilation album.
Hopefully someone can come the other LP's and/or better copies of some we've found.
Maybe someone out there in TZ Land from USA or Canada can come up with the goods......
Brause: I think you will enjoy the German songs on "Perverted by Mark E". (Thanks again, J!) Yes, I made a Fall compilation over a year ago, with some of the same songs on "My Vibrations Will Live On". There were some Fall cover songs on my last comp. I now have over 40 Fall covers, and will share them here soon.
I found out about "Lou Reed" by the Didjits and "Implement Yeah" by Suede in the forums at thefall.org.
Bob, thank you for the Country Grooves that I was missing!
... that Diana said ...
@JWDen - Phantasm? Phantastic!
Not to mention Firesign Theater. I had NO idea they unleashed /that/ much insanity on the world.
How the hell did Irene Dunne get mixed in that that crowd, @Aging Child? Not that I'm complaining, mind you. ;)
@ Bob & Ira
Thanks for the One Kiss Can Lead To Another
RE: Bob
I don't know about "Anonymous" but I know I would appreciate these live country shows! I do an old time country show called Louisiana Barn Dance every Sunday night here in Baton Rouge, La. and these would be great.
Thanks in advance!
Need some help for my project, anyone out in Tz world have any of these tracks in (wav)or (flac).
Teen Queens - There is nothing on my mind (1&2)
Big John Hamilton - Take this hurt off me
The Marvelettes - Someway, Somehow
It would be very appreciated, Buck
Thank you RYP-GYRO for this wonderful blog best on the planet.
Troobs were one of the best things ever to come outta the ATX. The Escovedo Brothers and Jon Dee Graham all blazing all at the same time... delighted to see them show up here.
So here's a request, but just for some info: "Crab Louie" is (IMAO) a great bad song. The version I have is by The Sandabs (though there is also a version by The Strangers, I think). Anyway, some folks have asked me for more info--anyone got any?
Thanks so much
Many Thanks Bob
Anything From Your Hard Drive Of Live Country Hillbilly From The 50s Would Be Great
Thanks for Jessamine and Prolapse.
... that Diana said ...
Speaking of Phantasm, I just couldn't let well enough alone. Here's quick & dirty album cover made from images nicked off the networks: It's the least an obsessive fanatic can do so it's exactly what I did... Not Art:
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/ECcDpF2x/file.html
To conveniently edit audio file tags - and embed/change album art - I use kid3. It's super convenient. Native to Linux, available for Windows here: https://kid3.sourceforge.io/
Another cult movie Other Than Which There Is None Higher is Brian DePalma's The Phantom Of The Paradise. This film combines elements of Faust and The Phantom Of The Opera in an iconic morality play set in the rock music industry circa 1974. I saw it at a drive-in. Blew. My. Mind. The music was written by Paul Williams, who wrote most of the Carpenters big hits. Williams also plays Swan, the Faustian rock promoter whose banal but absolute Evil sets the story in motion: As promised in the radio ads, "He sold his soul for rock and roll."
The rest is history, at least in Winnipeg CA where this film was a pivotal event in the lives of local High School students in 1974. An annual festival was still going on there last time I heard anything, and IIRC (can't be arsed to check) a Winnipeg native ended up marrying the singer/actress who plays Jessica.
Props and kudos to the unknown obsessive fan(s) who not only ripped the vinyl, but included theatrical trailers, full lyrics, etc. in the "bonus materials."
Paul Williams - The Phantom Of The Paradise OST @320 (123 MB)
https://mega.nz/#!IupRxAoR!fAtxCHGU-K6s5NKikVQLQa9MwzbixhOT0OBLBskCBDw
Hyper-bonus: The Phantom Of The Paradise, my own rip from a DVD found at the public library maybe 15 years ago. (695 MB):
https://mega.nz/#!kvZDARiK!QZpkvkn1iisaK7RyBw8zaLYNlrQCZZ_3AVJCUWFEdKc
... that Diana said ...
HAH. Joke's on me. The version of The Phantom Of The Opera I posted is /not/ the one I ripped. I just started watching it and viola, French subtitles. If anyone wants the "better" one, just ask... And BTW, higher quality versions were available on the torrent networks last time I looked.
... that Diana said ...
*sigh* Again, couldn't leave well enough alone. Here's the "right one." Phantom of the Paradise (736 MB), see previous posts.
https://mega.nz/#!U7x2TSAC!PCgcmKmYEaxk-owFL2Uw6hbPbQ2nUlMtdHmS4sIsodE
@jonder
Prolapse! What a band! thank you!
Piers Plowman
I have Hoyt Axton's "Mr. Greenback Dollar Man" vinyl LP.
I'll start ripping and scanning it later today.
Oh, and I also have "Saturday's Child" - I'll rip it as well.
Searnav, Skip and montysmusic, truly thank you for the links, have a nice day
Charlie
My thanks today go to,
Butterboy for Thelma Houston,
Chocoreve for Disco Funk
CharlieAce forLooking Good
Bob For the One Kiss Can Lead To Another:
Girls Group Sounds Lost & Found link
don't think i've missed anyone.
@ Anonymous, sorry it's a little late
Someway, Somehow.mp3
http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/hcSluzqo/file.html.
cheers,ELtel
Thank you , djmcblues2 for a new 50’s and 60s Rock and Roll cd
PURE LOVE , great recopilation.
Manuel
@Diana - Thank you for POTP!
@JLDen: Aw, shucks; you're most welcome -- thanks for riding along!
@ScottMarks (re Ms. Dunne's surprise appearance): Heh-heh; I used to keep my genres separate -- Blues, Jazz, Old-Timey / early Bluegrass, Hollywood, Humor, etc., etc. -- but have since shuffled them all together by decade. It makes for great and occasionally startling mixes (and not just in the free-for-all grab-bags)... and a learning experience for me. I'm glad she was a nice find for you... and apologize for the bitrate -- her rich voice deserves better yet. (I'm listening to her right now.)
Cheers!
Thanks Timebender for the Jessamine share and to montysmusic for MMMV20 & Jessamine-Another Fictionalized History.
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