Tuesday, 6 February 2018

…and now for something completely different! 154

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests! All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy.
Enjoy!
RYP and Gyro1966

89 comments:

JWDen said...

I can’t remember whose dorm room I was in at the time, though I vaguely remember it was at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, but I do recall the magic mushrooms we ate (coated with Jif to make them palatable) and the thick, molten guitar sludge that poured out of the stereo speakers and coalesced into “Maggot Brain.” Once I saw the album cover with the screaming head planted in the ground, I was hooked. George Clinton took Funkadelic/Parliament through many, many changes, and all were incredible. So, today’s post starts a two day run of Funkadelic. Six and six. Put saucers under your ears to catch the brain drippin’s. All at 320 except where noted.

1970 – Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow (@256) http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/Cbu9rWk5/file.html
1970 – Funkadelic http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/7BvSt9VN/file.html
1970 – Osmium (Parliament) http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/e9UUpjyN/file.html
1971 – Live at Michigan http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/MunlOOJe/file.html
1971 – Maggot Brain http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/as4JQW0a/file.html
1972 – America Eats Its Young http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/fYgawcg7/file.html

The Kitsch Korner has the inevitable Floyd tribute album, mostly by proggy-type artists (Wakeman, Howe, Banks, Wetton, et al) but also Dweezil Zappa, Edgar Winter, Adrian Belew, Tommy Shaw, and others. It’s a two-disc keeper. We also have part the second of the SF series, “X Minus One” and Billy May’s music to TV’s “The Green Hornet.” Bitrates will vary, but keep your eye on Kato. That bitch is fast.

VA – Pink Box: Songs of Pink Floyd (2007) http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/gTAL6mUd/file.html
“X Minus One” Part 2 (1955) http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/sG2uONPX/file.html
Billy May – “The Green Hornet” (1966) http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/QRAcq1e6/file.html

JWDen said...

Soooo, I messed up two of yesterday's Belafonte links - correction as follows:

Belafonte Sings the Blues - http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/RbF4Nykc/file.html
Belafonte at Carnegie Hall - http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/ohRIEnkl/file.html

Sorry.

JWDen said...

Does anyone have "Nilsson Sings Newman"? My copy had an unfortunate encounter with a chocolate Lab and doesn't sound quite the same...

Butterboy said...

More Music...025

Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Clarence Carter - This Is Clarence Carter [1968]+The Dynamic Clarence Carter [1969]
Link http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/k7xT95hs/file.html

Kent's 2016 CD combines Clarence Carter's first two albums for Atlantic -- his 1968 debut This Is Clarence Carter and its 1969 sequel The Dynamic Clarence Carter -- and adds five bonus tracks, all recorded between 1966-1967: "I'm Happy-Go-Lucky," "She Ain't Gonna Do Right," "Take Me, Use Me," "There Won't Be Another Sunset," "I'll Be Over After a While." Carter started having hits quickly, when "Slip Away" -- the single that doesn't appear until the second side of This Is Clarence Carter -- turned into a Top Ten crossover hit, but the 1968 debut makes no overt play for a pop audience, not even when it opens up with a Jimmy Webb tune. It's deep Southern soul through and through, alternating between originals by Carter and tunes by Spooner Oldham and Dan Penn -- an excellent songbook delivered with punch and panache by the FAME crew, all elements that make this one of the finest deep soul albums of the late '60s. The Dynamic Clarence Carter contains a couple of feints toward that crossover audience "Slip Away" brought the singer/songwriter. He covers the Doors' "Light My Fire," Tom T. Hall's "Harper Valley PTA," and Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil's "You've Been a Long Time Coming," enough pop material to give this a slightly slicker vibe, but it's still a strong soul album anchored by the funky "Steal Away," a cover of Etta James' "I'd Rather Go Blind," and the bright, snappy "Too Weak to Fight," the biggest hit on this record. Both records are prime Carter -- arguably the two best LPs he made -- and the bonus tracks are of a similarly high grade, making this an excellent disc for serious soul fans. (AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine)

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02 George Benson - Absolute Benson [2000]
Link http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/droGEBKo/file.html
George Benson - Good King Bad [1975]
Link http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/MUnVdAGr/file.html

Absolute Benson is an enhanced studio album by jazz musician George Benson. Taking a tip from 1999's pop-man-of-the-year Carlos Santana, Benson goes Latin on this release. The album was released by GRP/Verve Records on May 23, 2000. (Wikipedia)

The R&B elements get stronger, the sound and mix are more attuned to the dancefloor, yet this brings out the best in George Benson's funky side. Thanks in part to the more rigid beat, Benson pares down his style to its rhythmic essentials, refusing to spray notes all over the place at random, and as a result, the record cooks and dances. His treatment of Vince Guaraldi's "Cast Your Fate to the Wind," hugely complemented by Joe Farrell's wistfully prancing flute, is a mini-masterpiece in the use of space, of hitting exactly the right stabbing note right in the pocket. Again, Creed Taylor turns to a James Brown alumnus, David Matthews, for arrangements, and he discreetly and wisely stays out of Bad George's way. Buy this one for "Cast Your Fate," but there is plenty more to savor here. ( AllMusic Review by Richard S. Ginell)
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Butterboy said...

03 Janis Ian - Best Of (The Autobiography Collection) [2008] CD1 + CD2
Link http://www13.zippyshare.com/v/swglv4bg/file.html

Released in tandem with Janis Ian's autobiography, Society's Child, this best-of compilation collects all the songs mentioned in the book, as well as several rarities. Ian's first demo, a distorted lo-fi version of "Hair of Spun Gold," makes a welcome appearance, while "Ginny the Flying Girl" arrives via a 1981 Sesame Street album. Also notable are the handful of re-recorded songs on this two-disc collection, as well as several live tracks. Perhaps this isn't the definitive Janis Ian anthology for casual fans -- it's too specialized for that -- but Ian enthusiasts should make it a staple of their collections.
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Previous posts - More Music 024

01 Bevis Frond - North Circular [1997]
Link http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/Jgo3hWhs/file.html
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02 Chuck Prophet - The Hurting Business [1999]
Link http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/t6FNg2OW/file.html
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03 03 VA - Mod Jazz [1996]
Link http://www8.zippyshare.com/v/he0eRztE/file.html
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BONUS
VA - Mod Jazz From Blue Note [2004] (320kbps)
http://www38.zippyshare.com/v/6xAT8K8s/file.html

This was asked for a few days ago. Appologies if allready posted.
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EXTRA BONUS for Tuesday

VA - Blue Note Plays Bossa Nova [2008] CD1, CD2 & CD3.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/0haZrwPH/file.html

If only this terrific triple-disc set would get released here in the States! EMI Italy digs into the Blue Note catalog for this rich assortment of samba and bossa tunes both old and new, revealing -- once again -- the seemingly endless wealth of material resting stealthily in the Blue Note vaults. Assembled aesthetically rather than chronologically, each disc is its own veritable mixtape featuring both nuggets and rather obscure takes on the great Brazilian art form. In other words, over these 45 cuts, you either have an entire afternoon's or evening's listen or a delightful, sensual, and breezy hour of delight ahead. Some of the many highlights on disc one include Willie Bobo's "Bossa Nova in Blue" and Lou Rawls' unlikely but effective "Girl from Ipanema," along with Duke Pearson's "Sandalia Dela." Then, shifting over to the second disc, one finds treasures such as the Jazz Crusaders' vintage read of "Ontem a Noite," pianist Eliane Elias' "Chega de Saudade," and Joe Henderson's "Blue Bossa." Meanwhile, disc three plays host to Peggy Lee singing "Little Boat," Jackie McLean's "Bluesanova," and Blossom Dearie's trademark version of "Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars." In terms of contextual weight, the set makes a rather strong argument for bossa nova and samba being real pillars of jazz: they offer a very different body of standards in contrast to the overfished waters of the American Songbook, but these forms more often than not contains songs so well written that they become inspirations for improvisation and reinterpretation without losing their mystery or charm, in addition to providing structural forms for new compositions. Given that this is a rather inexpensive box, and doesn't rely on the masters themselves to "beef it up," it's almost impossible not to see it as somehow essential. (AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek)

Butterboy said...

For Ziggy - Request VA - Krautrock - Music For Your Brain Vol 5 (6 x CD's)

VA - Krautrock - Music For Your Brain Vol 5 [2012] CD 1+2
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/USP7qOvl/file.html
VA - Krautrock - Music For Your Brain Vol 5 [2012] CD 3+4
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/aarMQeEL/file.html
VA - Krautrock - Music For Your Brain Vol 5 [2012] CD 05+6
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/9mWQBYh3/file.html

Searnav said...

Count Basie – The Band Of Distinction

Verve - Clef Series MGV-8103 (USA 1956)

Bill “Count” Basie, Marshall Royal, Ernie Wilkins, Frank Foster, Frank Wess, Charlie Fowlkes, Joe Newman, Wendell Culley, Thad Jones, Reunald Jones, Henry Coker, Ben Powell, Freddie Greene, Eddie Jones, Gus Johnson.

1. Blues Backstage (4:33)
2. Down For The Count (6:00)
3. Eventide (4:38)
4. Ain't Misbehavin' (3:41)
5. Perdido (4:51)
6. Ska-Di-Dle-Dee-Bee-Doo (3:35)
7. Two Franks (3:13)
8. Rails (5:53)

Scratchy Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/LmfEXF9N/file.html

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

SONIC BOOM & SPECTRUM
What Came Before After 89-93
Tracklist
1 True Love Will Find You In The End
2 Don't Go
3 2 Chord 12 Bar
4 The Drunk Suite (Reprise)
5 California Lullaby
6 It's Alright
7 Indian Summer
8 True Love Will Find You In The End (Alternate Version)
9 Through The Rhythm
10 Mechanical Man
11 Help Me Please
12 My Life Spins Round Your Every Smile
13 Octaves
14 Tremeloes
15 Ecstasy In Slow Motion

http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/X3lKx7Z1/file.html

SPECTRUM
Forever Alien 1997
Tracklist
1 Feels Like I'm Slipping Away
2 The Stars Are So Far (How Does It Feel?)
3 Close Your Eyes And You'll See
4 Delia Derbyshire
5 Owsley
6 Forever Alien
7 Matrix
8 Like.....
9 The New Atlantis
10 The End

http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/qDH2l6LC/file.html

Both @320 bitrate...Enjoy!
Related to this post would anyone have Spectrum + Silver Apples
1999's Lake of Teardrops album to share?

@zipper - Here are Thursday's re-ups in one link.
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/0DLEFJd4/file.html

Cheers from @Timebender

Bob said...

BLUEGRASS 37
Many thanks to the original uploaders.

Major artists alert - Flatt & Scruggs. I will be revisiting these again later because for some reason I've got my more comprehensive material stored under "Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs"

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Hills-Home-Thirty-Years-Of-Bluegrass/release/2307753

- Hills & Home ~ 30 Years Of Bluegrass.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/urHJbSCc/file.html

Everett Brothers - Sing Gospel Favorites.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/hfksyopt/file.html

Flatt & Scruggs - Columbia Records Country Music Foundation Heritage Edition.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/VJjB4J8J/file.html

Flatt & Scruggs - Greatest Hits (1966).zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/DL5ol2a7/file.html

Flatt & Scruggs - The Golden Years 1951-1953.zip
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/Vu9vts3H/file.html


Bob said...

Here's some albums which may have been overlooked.

Forgive me if they were put up recently, but I had them ready to send and didn't get around to it until now. Some of the bit rates are not so good, except for 2 Sugars, which are @ 320.

Thanks to the original owner/uploaders.

Impressions - Fabulous Impressions - We're A Winner [KENT 155].zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/MUGcz2ai/file.html

Impressions - People Get Ready (1965).zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/ggnt9aYH/file.html

Impressions - The Definitive Impressions Part 2 [Kent 213].zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/GwCgZblN/file.html

Impressions - The Impressions (1963).zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/3V4wbFPI/file.html

LaVern Baker - See See Rider (1963).zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/sJJSHuG5/file.html

Sugar Pie De Santo - Down In The Basement - The Chess Years.zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/LGXC6ck5/file.html

Sugar Pie DeSanto - A Little Bit Of Soul 1957-1962 (Jasmine) @ 320
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/LsjB7AFf/file.html

Sugar Pie DeSanto - Go Go Power ~ The Complete Chess Singles 1961-66.zip
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/0B9yfI10/file.html

Sugar Pie Desanto - Lovin' Touch - Diving Duck 4310 @ 320
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/CYPk1nxR/file.html


Butterboy said...

@Barry Eisenberg

Here are the Chuck's you ordered...


Chuck Prophet - Age of Miracles [2004]
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/S2FfzRM1/file.html

Chuck Prophet - Soap And Water [2007]
http://www100.zippyshare.com/v/UtRm2p8U/file.html

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

@Bob - Thanks for the major artists alert & Hills & Home compilation.

Butterboy said...

@JWDen
Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Sings Newman [1970] (15 track version)
http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/Z2u9huha/file.html

Butterboy said...


The following links are dying. Get them while you can...

Daryl Hall & John Oates - Abandoned Luncheonette [1973]
http://www105.zippyshare.com/v/fNXGkZp1/file.html

Amon Duul II - The UA Years-1969-1974 [1999]
http://www26.zippyshare.com/v/RT2Qt0w2/file.html

Foster The People - Torches [2011]
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/XL4s0Una/file.html

Jade Warrior - Last Autumn's Dream [1972]
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/rBuAAor4/file.html

Bob said...

@ Crab Devil

Just downloaded your 2 "Guitar Rarities" albums from two days ago. Nice early stuff.
Thanks

montysmusic said...

Here's a pile of requests from yesterday
Zappa-Meat Light (Disc 3).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/zD59PEPo/file.html

Zappa-Meat Light (Disc 2).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/onjE0Nxa/file.html

Zappa-Meat Light (Disc 1).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/wUq3Mvlf/file.html

Wintergarden (1979) - Wintergarden.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/3Uu1bHem/file.html

The LiverpoolScene-Bread On The Night (1969).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/KJSuQuHz/file.html

The Liverpool Scene-Amazing Adventures Of The Liverpool Scene (1968).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/qlPjgU4M/file.html

The Later JIN Singles_ The Promised Land.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/mvZCUMQS/file.html

The Early Jin Singles.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/MbFobDwS/file.html

Michael Nesmith & The Second National Band-Tantamount to treason.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/TlkF7lML/file.html

Liverpool Scene-St. Adrian Co. Broadway And 3rd (1970).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/QOP9yZT4/file.html

Liverpool Scene - Heirloon (1970).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/TaRGacT2/file.html

Joe Barry-Been Down That Muddy Road.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/GNUJ9SYY/file.html

Butterboy said...

@ Zipper

Sorry Posted the following to Ziggy. Should have said Zipper. Apologies.

VA - Krautrock - Music For Your Brain Vol 5

montysmusic said...

Slim Pickins Vol 19
albums are

Astral Doors-Jerusalem[rock]
b.j. cole the new hovering dog 1972 united artists uas29418
Blue Hawaii-Blooming Summer[pop]
Chrysta Bell-This Train[Nu-Jazz]]
cuby & the blizzards - 1969 - appleknockers flophouse (2002 + bonus tracks) (flac)
David Crosby-if i could only remember my name
scala & kolacny brothers - 2004 respire
Screaming Trees-1998 unreleased album
shinki chen - 1972 shinki chen & his friends
sid presley experience - are you experienced[punk]
Simon & Garfunkel-1969.11.11 oxford,oh,live at university
small faces - singles a's & b's...plus
St. Christopher-1990 Antoinette (single)
The Best Of Irish Gospel Vol 1[my rip]
The Gits-1989 - Songs For Swinging Shepherds
the sylvers - disco fever [1979]soul funk
the vincents - yorky 1982[rockabilly]
V.A. Jay Strongman presents Popcorn Heartbreak[soul]
Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams
Woven Hand & Ultima Vez-Puur[folk]

link
https://mega.nz/#!xkMShD6T!Ax-mrgUyu0279cHgjFUsVU8i19McClIhP7WO9fLI5ag

Sid Presley album has no track names and I couldn’t find a album by this punk band called Are You Experienced

muddyw123 said...

@JWDen: If you like Belafonte that much, look at the Old Skool Sharing:

http://rick4200.blogspot.nl/search/label/Harry%20Belafonte

There are a lot of other notable artists too at his site! All links still worked yesterday!!!

muddyw123 said...

Bob Tx for the Sugar Pie's

JWDen said...

@Butterboy - Bless you, sir!

JWDen said...

@Scott Marks - Apologies. Scorsese did indeed direct "The Act." I bow to your Marty wisdom ("The King of Comedy" and "After Hours" are two of my favorite movies...)

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

@montysmusic - Is that the The Gits U.K. on your slim pickins vol.19,
if it is the jangle band I'm thinking of could you post it individually
by any chance?

Bill said...

@Bob
THANK YOU for the LaVern and Sugar Pie posts!
Cheers!
Bill

zipper said...

Thanks for the re-up Timebender...you're a star. Cheers!

Bob said...

@ montysmusic

Hey - thanks for the 2 x Jin and Joe Barry!

The Jins are just the tonic. (Pun intended).

Regards,

Bob

Beyes said...

@Butterboy = thanks for the CP!

Roz said...

@montysmusic & @BigGray
thanks so much for the Liverpool Scene
All the best, Roz

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Here's Debbie Gibson's fifth album in HQ with art. This is the one where she morphed into a piano-based singer-songwriter like Carole King and Billy Joel. Both of those artists were actually part of her roots (as her demos showed) and the album has several great ballads.

However, the public and the critics didn't bite. Sales were so poor that her contract at Atlantic Records wasn't renewed, and critics bellowed things like "Instead of 'Think With Your Heart' Debbie Gibson should try thinking with her head!!"

But too bad. I like this stuff and make no apologies. She can write a great pop hook, IMO, and sometimes that's all you need. For me, anyway.

Debbie Gibson - Think With Your Heart (1995):
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/fkKmv7fZ/file.html

Susan Donimus said...

@JWDen Thank you for the Korla Pandit (which I requested here last month) and the Belafonte.

@BigGray Thank you for Freaks (which I'd never even heard of) and Ndidi's Kraal.

Anonymous said...

hey guys!

anyone have any NORTHERN SOUL COMPILATIONS ON DECCA please?
thought i saw a link a while back but cant find it now?


many thanks


simon
london

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

Today marks the twentieth anniversary of the death of Carl Wilson (Dec. 21, 1946–Feb. 6, 1998), who started out as the Beach Boys' lead guitarist, but came to be known as one of the greatest singers of the rock era.

Here are three Beach Boys albums (in HQ) that had the most Carl Wilson involvement: "Surf's Up" (1971), "Carl and the Passions -- So Tough" (1972) and "Holland" (1973).

I've owned these records since college and they're practically part of my DNA at this point. But to anyone who doesn't know them, I'd recommend giving them a listen. They're not the classic Brian Wilson Beach Boys, but something else -- "progressive pop" might be a good definition.

Back on July 4, 1985, I was lucky enough to see the Beach Boys perform one of their legendary free, outdoor concerts in D.C. THE highlight of that show was hearing Carl sing "God Only Knows" to thousands of fans in the open air on that gorgeous summer day. R.I.P. Carl Wilson.

The Beach Boys: Surf's Up/Carl and the Passions/Holland:
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/xr33WfMy/file.html


Bob said...

Thanks to Monty for finding some of yesterday's WANTS. Because of this good result, I thought I'd ask again for a few more.

REQUESTS for more Swampy Stuff please....

VA – Boppin' By The Bayou [Ace – CDCHD 1345]
VA – Boppin' By The Bayou Again [Ace – CDCHD 1355]
VA – Boppin' By The Bayou - Made In The Shade [Ace – CDCHD 1415]
VA – Boppin' By The Bayou - Rock Me Mama! [Ace – CDCHD 1443]
VA – Boppin' By The Bayou - Drive-Ins & Baby Dolls [Ace – CDCHD 1486]

VA – Swamp Pop By The Bayou [Ace – CDCHD 1397]
VA - Swamp Pop By The Bayou: Troubles,Tears & Trains [Ace – CDCHD 1462]

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PLUS

I need just 2 tracks by Clint West:-

Clint West - "Come Sundown" and "Faded Love"

unless someone has his LP: Clint West – Clint West (1974)

Thanks again y'all

Days of the Broken Arrows said...

....aaaand here are two more later Beach Boys albums in HQ. Both of these had a lot of great Carl Wilson vocals and he's also credited as "mixdown producer" on the first.

The 1985 album is my own rip of a mint vinyl copy. Whatever you think of this record (and there are many who don't like it), I'll bet it never sounded this good on CD. The CD version lopped off the high frequencies and therefore dampened the "breathiness" of the vocals. I personally love this LP because I enjoy '80s music in general and I have great memories associated with it. Plus, I think "Maybe I Don't Know" and "It's Getting Late" are two of Carl Wilson's best vocals.

The Beach Boys: The Beach Boys Love You (1977):
The Beach Boys: The Beach Boys (1985):
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/1qwm045J/file.html

Pubbi said...

Hi Monty,
Sid Presley Experience - Are You Experienced? was originally posted on "thesubversivesounds.blogspot.com" and was an attemption to collect all known recordings by the SPE. The blog is now deleted, but archive.is made this site available with all information: http://archive.is/u0Bc
Greetings Pubbi

montysmusic said...

Timedbender requested this
The Gits-1989 - Songs For Swinging Shepherds.zip
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/IZyWPXAe/file.html

BigGray said...

montysmusic Thanks for Liverpool Scene

Days of the Broken Arrows Thanks for The Beach Boys Love You & The Beach Boys, neither of which I have heard - Holland is one of my favorites, too.

Creedmoor said...

Liza as auteur?! You lost points, @JWDen!

And what the fuck is with you intellectually challenged Anonymities bitching me out over having to give MEGA your email address? You don't! I swear, you'd strangle in your own spit if you didn't have me to swab your throats out for you.

Herrmann 9
1959 - Journey to the Center of the Earth @320
1960 - Psycho @320
1960 - Psycho (Isolated Score) @320
1960 - The Three Worlds Of Gulliver [FLAC]
1961 - Mysterious Island @320
https://mega.nz/#F!XtgVVRhA!8CsCf3Fpn0FJN88ElPQXeQ

From Blowfly to Hope to Welles
Blowfly On TV (1974) Blowfly @192
The Godfrey Cambridge Show: Recorded Live At The Aladdin, Las Vegas (1968) Godfrey Cambridge @128
Vacation Road to Minnesota (1956) Bob “Imodium” Hope and Bing Crosby, Right Here! (WAV)
America Is 200 Years Old And There's Still Hope (1976) Bob “For No Apparent Reason” Hope @192
How to Lose Weight (1964) “Fat” Jack E. Leonard (I’ll tell you right now, Fat Jack is the greatest right now!) @125
Here's Morgan! (1954) Henry Morgan @128
Cooking with Vincent Price (19??) Vincent Price @Don’t Ask!
Mad Jon's Great Celebrity Sing-Off (19??) Various Artists @VBR (Found on Music For Maniacs: http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/2014/05/the-great-celebrity-sing-off.html)
The Begatting Of The President (1970) Orson Welles @320
https://mega.nz/#F!CshyFapD!DAYfDwpWA3EBeyb3Ov-1ZA

JWDen said...

@Butterboy - thanks for the Janis Ian. Long been a favorite of mine!

Anonymous said...

JWDen, thank you for the Pink Box; this one has real possibilities.
Bob, thank you for Flatt & Scruggs. Bluegrass doesn't sound right to me until summer come. Looking forward to it!

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic - Many thanks for the Michael Nesmith LP!

Anonymous said...

@montysmusic - the Mega link for Slim Pickin's 19 is missing. FYI

Anonymous said...

Can anybody out in TZ world help with links to Scott Walkers TILT and DRIFT albums.Cheers everyone

Paposblues said...

can sombody post Sid Presley Experience - Are You Experienced?,thanks

JWDen said...

I'm with @Scott Marks. I've downloaded many a tune from Mega and not had to give an email address. It sucks bandwidth like (joke redacted), but it's never asked me for anything. I should get dates that magnanimous...

soulpapa said...

@Bob.....Thanks for all the Sugar Pie!

Anonymous said...

@JWDen, Depending on the year and dorm, it may very well have been my room . . .

--A Wolverine

Anonymous said...

"Anonymous Bob said...
Thanks to Monty for finding some of yesterday's WANTS. Because of this good result, I thought I'd ask again for a few more.

REQUESTS for more Swampy Stuff please...."

Just like homeless or stray dogs. You try to be nice and then they just keep coming back for more. Too much leeching here.

Anonymous said...

@Montysmusic: Slim Pickins 19 link gives me error message that the dowload is no longer available. (I'm interested mostly in the Small Faces offering) Thanks! - Barry

Coolruler said...

@JWDen, Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Sings Newman@320 my upload, not my rip!
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/vS3vpsbx/file.html

@Montymusic, I also downloaded pool hall punks and it was only the pictures for the disc, do you think it´s possible you can upload the music too? Thanks

heylee said...

RYP, thank you for the seasons.

Paposblues said...

Blue Note Comp 1
http://www99.zippyshare.com/v/fDDUgPsi/file.html

jonder said...

I'm looking for any of the following, as I collect covers and tributes to The Fall.

- the Wedding Present's version of "Jumper Clown"

- Saddlebop's self-titled 2005 12" EP:
discogs.com/Saddlebop-Saddlebop/release/4482424

- Les Godzillas' 2004 10" EP "Greedangelamento":
discogs.com/Godzillas-Greedangelamento/release/3634593

Saddlebop and Les Godzillas were French groups, both fronted by a singer named Spiga. She must be a Fall fan. Je t'aime Spiga!

Coolruler said...

I think this was requested the other day too!
Graham Parker - That´s When You Know, With Live At Marble Arch@320
again my upload, not my rip!
http://www94.zippyshare.com/v/bTiWRaYY/file.html

heylee said...

JWDen, thanks for letting us hear: funk pink clarence benson nilsson ...great stuff.

Creedmoor said...

Thanks for classing the place up, Searnav. The count is King! Need more? Check back on Sunday! You won't go hungry. ;)

heylee said...

Butterboy, thanks for sharing, janis, bluenote jazz...appreciated.

heylee said...

searnav, thank you for the band of distinction.

heylee said...

montysmusic, thank you for all things, Zappa.

heylee said...

Days of the Broken Arrows, thank you for sharing all things Carl Wilson.

EasilyConfused said...

BE MINE: A DOO-WOP VALENTINE VOL 2

I did one of these last year and it's stayed alive on zippyshare ever since, so I thought I'd do a new one.

A selection of romantic doo-wop tunes to get things going on Valentine's Day. No guarantees, of course, but if you strike out with this on your hi-fi you've only got yourself to blame.

http://www9.zippyshare.com/v/zoZNyr14/file.html

Volume 1 is still available, along with lots more doo-wop and other goodies at:

http://freetexthost.com/wxy4gszydu

Aging Child said...

Back Into Yesterday's Music, #37:
1940s+ Blues

When you're blue, when it's dark, you can always count on Lightnin'.

Sam 'Lightnin' Hopkins, 1946-77, pt. 1 of 2
- The Complete Aladdin Recordings, 1946-48
- Down-Home Blues Classics, 1946-54
- Country Blues, 1960
- Last-Night Blues (with Sonny Terry), 1960
- Lightnin', 1960
- Lightnin' and the Blues, 1960 [12@256]
- Blues in My Bottle, 1961
- Live at the Ash Grove, Hollywood, August '61
- Walkin' This Road by Myself, 1961
- Lightnin' and Company, 1962
- Live at the Second Fret, Philadelphia, 1962-05-17
- Smokes Like Lightning, 1962
- Goin' Away, 1963
- Down-Home Blues, 1964
- Live at Swarthmore College, 1964-04-06 ...where my father was teaching -- no, he was at the high school then (since merged and renamed); I hope some of his students were in the audience.
- Live at the Bird Lounge, 1964
- My Life in the Blues, 1964
- Soul Blues, 1964

These tracks are 320 KBpS, except where noted. As always, our warm thank-yous go out to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting around the web over the last many years.

Seven-day link (expires Feb. 13):
https://we.tl/grFFTDfqlm

Tomorrow: Lightnin' strikes again!

Cheers!

Rockinbee said...

@Montymusic: Slim Pickens 17 also says the download is no longer available. Thanks

Anonymous said...

scott marks needs a chill pill..........so rude

JWDen said...

@Wolverine - It was late 1971/early 1972. I remember walking through the snow to pick up the Jif. I must have killed the brain cell housing the name of the dorm. Not surprising. Many dead soldiers in that army.

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
@ Anonymous and SCOTT WALKER
You'll find them here:
https://myzuka.club/Album/264490/Scott-Walker-Tilt-1995

https://myzuka.club/Album/512165/Scott-Walker-The-Drift-2006

And for everybody else, here's some sunshine pop:
"John Lodge"
Natural Avenue 1977 (UK, Sunshine Pop, Psychedelic Pop-Rock, 320)

https://yadi.sk/d/BtWiVCPORJUNu

Anonymous said...

Nope, not THAT anonymous...


Scott Marks, please ignore any 'anonymous' criticism. It isn't worth your time or effort to reply. Don't let them get to you.

I'm only sending this anonymously because I don't feel like getting trolled by whomever is trolling you.

Peace.

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

@montysmusic - Thank you for the Gits upload. So little info about this band I find.

@jonder - Would you like just the song Jumper Clown or the whole Ep it appears on.

Tiny said...

Ok , random request , I am looking for all of the Gerry and Sylvia Andersons music used in the supermarionation shows , any help would be awesome , thanks in advance :)

montysmusic said...

Slim Pickins Vol 19
albums are

Astral Doors-Jerusalem[rock]
b.j. cole the new hovering dog 1972 united artists uas29418
Blue Hawaii-Blooming Summer[pop]
Chrysta Bell-This Train[Nu-Jazz]]
cuby & the blizzards - 1969 - appleknockers flophouse (2002 + bonus tracks) (flac)
David Crosby-if i could only remember my name
scala & kolacny brothers - 2004 respire
Screaming Trees-1998 unreleased album
shinki chen - 1972 shinki chen & his friends
sid presley experience - are you experienced[punk]
Simon & Garfunkel-1969.11.11 oxford,oh,live at university
small faces - singles a's & b's...plus
St. Christopher-1990 Antoinette (single)
The Best Of Irish Gospel Vol 1[my rip]
The Gits-1989 - Songs For Swinging Shepherds
the sylvers - disco fever [1979]soul funk
the vincents - yorky 1982[rockabilly]
V.A. Jay Strongman presents Popcorn Heartbreak[soul]
Washington Phillips and His Manzarene Dreams
Woven Hand & Ultima Vez-Puur[folk]

7 Day link

https://we.tl/JRFWnl5mQ5
1 file
Slim Pickins Vol 19.zip
Sid Presley album has no track names and I couldn’t find a album by this punk band called Are You Experienced

montysmusic said...

A re-up of this was requested [it has no track tiles but I noticed some one has put up a link for them [thanks to them]
sid presley experience - are you experienced[punk].zip
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/GS8y7Ut6/file.html

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

@jonder - Here is the song jumper clown by The Wedding Present. If you would like
the full cd single let me know. @320

http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/jeO9nluJ/file.html

zipper said...

Many thanks Butterboy for the Krautrock - Music For Your Brain Vol 5 re-up. Much appreciated.

Anonymous said...

Butterboy do you have the original CD of Clarence Carter the ones you posted if so would you mind ripping them in wav no need to tag thanks buck

Aging Child said...

@ButterBoy: Thank for the Janis Ian -- she saw me through some midteen angst, so there'll be much there to hear appreciatively.

@BrokenArrows: Thank you for Carl's Beach Boys. He also managed a very impressive falsetto on several numbers, when Daughter One and I caught them live in '91. And "Getcha Back" (which wasn't featured that afternoon) really brought them back to their original form. RIP.

@ScottMarks: Re these cowardly anonymites: I agree that the anonymous whiners ordinarily desrve no response at all. Remember, though: Noli pati a scelestis opprimi (aka "Illegitimi non carborundum"). Watch that blood pressure -- you can get exercise a-plenty just rolling your eyes and snickering behind your hand. Keep up your great good work!

Cheers!

Unknown said...

Evening All,

@montysmusic sadly it seems both Slim Pickins 17 & 19 are dead any chance of a new link.

While I'm here has anyone got the two Frankel Albums ~ "Lullaby For Passersby" & "Anonimity Is The New Fame" and also I am looking for the two Stamford Bridge Albums "Come Up And See Us Sometime" (1970) & "First Day Of Your Life" (1971) which were reissued as a two on 1 CD release by See For Miles in 1997.

Thanks Manny

lorcan white said...

Scott Walker-Tilt
http://www.mediafire.com/file/vdxmmymlmyd/Scott+Walker+-+Tilt.rar

Scott Walker-Drift
http://www.mediafire.com/file/j8q285f37pf1ky4/The+Drift.rar

DrNecessitor said...

Coolruler!! I requested the Graham Parker...THANK YOU!!!!

Butterboy said...

@ Aging Child,
Great shares with Lightning Hopkins. Much appreciated as usual.
I have planned a LH share today. It will be different to the ones you posted. Hope you are OK with that.

Anonymous said...

Hey Scott, maybe it's just in Australia that happens, don't know why though, but it does.

I haven't wanted to download any of your stuff but have tried the link once a problem was noted, and yes Mega wants your email address!


I too am anonymous.

Of course I could use an anonymous name like Scott Marks for instance.

Anonymous said...

@I too am anonymous.

Of course I could use an anonymous name like Scott Marks for instance.

or your real identity

the Bitch from Wigan

Anonymous said...

Thanks EasilyConfused, excellent compilation also Vol.2 (A Doo-Wop Valentine). Nico1950.

jonder said...

Thank you, Timebender -- it was just the song "Jumper Clown" that I wanted, and I appreciate you for sharing it. I am putting the finishing touches on a homemade tribute to Mark E. Smith (well-known wearer of jumpers), and I will post it on these pages soon.

KDNYfm said...

@ Days of Broken Arrows...I have those Beach Boys albums, and Carl & the Passions is one of my faves...Marcella is just a piece of magic...
But I did DL Love You and The Beach Boys album... THANX

@ Cool Ruler Thanx for Graham Parker Thats When you Know...

Anonymous said...

montymusic

Liverpool Scene - Amazing Adventures Of The Liverpool Scene (1968)

what is format can not open

Aging Child said...

@Gaius: Thank you for John Lodge's release; right into my Moody Blues bin it goes!

@ButterBoy: Thank you for the really kind thought, re the Lightnin'. I don't mind in the least, and there's no reason I should. It's not unusual for all of us here to sometimes overlap each other sometimes, anyway; just means I'm in really good company!

Cheers!

Anonymous said...

...Timebender said...

@jonder - that song jumper clown is one of my favorite B -sides Gedge has ever done. Looking forward to your Mark .E tribute when its done.

KuriousKev said...

@ Scott ...i'm from nz and i've never been asked by mega for email address nor when i'm in Oz either as far as I can remember, but that might be because I've taken the free account with them. I suggest maybe you take the free account with them as that might save you the email hassle.

zipper said...

Thanks JWDen for the Parliafunkadelicment Thang!, Butterboy for Absolute Benson & the Blue Note shares, Searnav for Count Basie – The Band Of Distinction, Timebender for SONIC BOOM & SPECTRUM, Paposblues for Blue Note Comp 1 & Gaius for John Lodge - Natural Avenue. An abundance of goodies...thank you all.