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More Music...027
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Afghan Whigs - 1965 [1998]
Link http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/4Mn3n5H0/file.html
1965 is the sixth studio album by American alternative rock band The Afghan Whigs, released October 27, 1998, on Columbia Records. It was recorded primarily at Daniel Lanois' Kingsway Studios in New Orleans, with other recording locations at Ocean Way and Larrabee North in Los Angeles, The American Sector in New Orleans, and London Bridge in Seattle. The album was produced entirely by lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Greg Dulli, who also wrote most of the songs. The cover photograph shows astronaut Ed White on the first American space walk as part of the Gemini 4 flight.
The album incorporates jazz, R&B, and soul music influences in its mainly rock sound, while its songs feature erotic narratives and lyrics that brazenly celebrate sexuality. Music journalist David Stubbs writes that the album's subject matter "reconciles lust for women with respect for women", eschewing the "ironic self-loathing" of Gentlemen (1993) and the "down in the dumps" lyrics of Black Love (1996). He dubs 1965 "a triumph against the grain of post-grunge", while Jason Ankeny of AllMusic calls it "the gritty soul record just always out of [The Afghan Whigs'] reach — seamlessly integrating the R&B aspirations which have textured the band's sound since the beginning"
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02 Beta Band - The Best Of The Beta Band [2004] CD1+CD2
Link http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/lkJ7mkN9/file.html
A somewhat peculiar way to send off a very peculiar band, The Best of the Beta Band is a two-disc compilation (priced as a single) intended for newcomers and collectors alike, with disc one a best-of and disc two a recording of one of the last gigs. Any Betas fan is bound to have at least one problem with the selection of tracks on the first disc. That's to be expected. One notion that nearly every fan will agree on, however, is that each of the band's albums has its own identity and would be better off left, and therefore experienced, intact. (The real nuts griped when the first three EPs were simply bound together.) You do want the albums, from front to back, with all the exposed seams and strokes of genius tied together, as they were intended to be heard. But this is a fine point of entry, containing the five proper singles and most of the other best-known moments, including a lumbering anthem that crosses Primal Scream's "Loaded" with Harvest folk rocker Michael Chapman's "It Didn't Work Out" ("Dry the Rain"), a bewildering epic (that tries not to be an epic) with incidental orchestral sweeps ("It's Not Too Beautiful"), and a gorgeously spare ballad that might or might not be about an alien who lost his memory and fell in love after wrecking his spacecraft ("Gone"). After a jovial "Good evening, London -- how the f*ck are you?" the live disc rolls through nine of the 16 songs heard on the best-of, in addition to "Dr. Baker," "Quiet," "Dog's Got a Bone," and a riotous "House Song." Since the crowd knows about the planned breakup, it's very appreciative, and the Betas make a convincing case for being considered a live band as much as a studio band. The booklet is a gas, containing a series of graphic jokes where you would normally see a career summary involving phrases like "criminally underrated," "wildly influential," and "critically acclaimed but commercially underappreciated." (AllMusic Review by Andy Kellman)
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03 Cars - Just What I Needed (Anthology) [1995] CD1+CD2
Link http://www96.zippyshare.com/v/En7qeSf1/file.html
While casual admirers of the Cars can stick with their 1985 Greatest Hits collection, more serious fans should go right to the more thorough two-CD set Just What I Needed: The Cars Anthology. Whereas Greatest Hits stuck more or less with their singles, The Cars Anthology contains strong album cuts, non-album B-sides, demos, and unreleased takes, as well as all the expected hits (and a 27-page booklet crammed with rare photos and the band's bio). Just about every rock fan is long familiar with such tracks as "Just What I Needed," "Shake It Up," "Magic," and "Let's Go" (to name a few), but the collection's main attraction is its abundance of unfamiliar material. Such previously released album tracks as "Dangerous Type," "Gimme Some Slack," and "Cruiser" are highlights, as are the rarities "Cool Fool" (one of their hardest-rocking tracks ever), "That's It," a cover of Iggy Pop's "Funtime," and a pair of album-closing early demos ("Leave or Stay" and "Ta Ta Wayo Wayo"). At nearly two and a half hours long, Just What I Needed: The Cars Anthology is the ultimate Cars collection, which only confirms their standing as one of the finest bands of the new wave era.
Have fun and enjoy this terrific band.
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Previous posts - More Music 026
01 Jimi Hendrix - Blues [1994]
Link http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/JFQ8Xki7/file.html
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02 Green Pajamas - Poison in the Russian Room [2009]
Link http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/dRYqaA1o/file.html
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03 Acetone - 1992-2001 [Compilation 2017]
Link http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/D9AVbCOS/file.html
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027 BONUS
Lightnin Hopkins - The Acoustic Years 1959-1960 [2013] (4 x CD's Box Set)
Link CD 1 + 2 http://www5.zippyshare.com/v/FftWLqZn/file.html
Link CD 3 +4 http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/1gLuvBqp/file.html
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028 BONUS
VA - You Heard it Here First [2008]
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/5GlTRiwa/file.html
26 original versions of some of the most enduring classics of the 1950s and 1960s. These tracks embrace some of the greatest country, soul, pop, rock 'n' roll and R&B tunes ever recorded. We may never know why these songs did not become hits first time around, but musical inferiority is certainly not among the reasons why they didn't. Some of these originals are well known, others are hardly known at all. Most people with a passion for rock 'n' roll will know that Richard Berry wrote and recorded the original Louie Louie, but hardly anyone will know that the Kingston Trio and Mark James did Get Together and Suspicious Minds before the Youngbloods and Elvis Presley did. Hear how Rock Around The Clock sounded three years before Bill Haley and the Comets got to it, or how the Crickets Fought The Law almost half a decade before the Bobby Fuller Four and 15 years before the Clash did. Find out where Led Zeppelin acquired the source material for Whole Lotta Love and the Animals got Baby Let Me Take You Home from. Marvel at how closely the later hit versions were often modeled on these originals, and wonder how come they weren't hits in their own right. (Amazon)
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...Timebender said...
ALPHASTONE
Pete Bain was an original member of Spacemen 3 (although hardly the best known).
As Pete Bassman, he's the key figure in Alpha Stone, which in his words
(according to a label press release)
is "like a less sublime, more groovy, danceable Spiritualized;
the band merges spacy riffs with urban samples and mechanical drumbeats.
" Fair enough; certainly the music has strong connections to the vibe of Spacemen 3
and that group's various spinoffs, melding repetitive riffs both to snaky, early Pink Floydish
psychedelic guitar riffs and electronic washes/rhythms. It's psychedelic music for the '90s,
for listeners who want something that's neither consciously retro nor as cold as techno.
Whether it's your bag or not depends very much on individual taste;
for every listener that finds the groove hypnotic, another will find it unbearably tedious.
[Arist Biography by Ritchie Unterberger]allmusic.com
Elasticated Waveband - 1998
Tracklist
Intro
Lose Your Mind
Sazman
Space Blues
Dans Le Jardin Avec Alphastone
Theme To "The Leafblower"
Soon The Moon
Outro
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/Zl9v4hFh/file.html
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Life's A Motorway - 2001
Tracklist
Life's A Motorway
Here It Comes
Retroglide
Electro Blues
Losing Touch With You
Getting Close To Nowhere
Feel The Rain
Cool Earth Sensation
Last Exit
Motorway Reprise
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/MwsvtmAD/file.html
Both @320 bitrate.
Another one of my all time faves will be included
with my weekly link round-up tomorrow.
Enjoy from @Timebender.
Savoy Brown – Walkin’ And Talkin’
Bottom Line, New York – June 2, 1976
Hallmark HM 003 CD (USA ?)
Kim Simmonds – Guitar, harmonica, vocals
Paul Raymond - Keyboards, Guitar, vocals
Ian Ellis – Bass, vocals
Tommy Farnell – Drums, vocals
This was the “Skin-N-Bone” tour - not anyone's favorite SB album, but it is a pleasant little pub-rock-ish album with some nice tunes. Paul Raymond is really out front with Kim at this point, sharing the lead vocals and playing some great organ. Kim, as usual delivers some spectacular guitar, but also some excellent harmonica work. The Bottom Line archives has this show as June 2 and says the late set was broadcast.
Not available in stores
1. Part Time Lady (8:18)
2. Get On Up And Do It (4:25)
3. Hero To Zero (9:33)
4. Walkin' And Talkin' (16:19)
5. It Serves Me Right To Suffer (7:53)
6. She's The One (4:30)
7. Hellbound Train (16:42)
8. Tell Mama (6:40)
Artwork Included
http://www98.zippyshare.com/v/VU8sD0ee/file.html
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band – Next
Vertigo 6360 103 De Luxe (England 1973)
Alex Harvey, Hugh McKenna, Chris Glenn, Ted McKenna, Zal Cleminson
The original versions, with the complete three parts of track 7 (which was truncated on the CD re-issue).
1. Swampsnake (4:52)
2. Gang Bang (4:45)
3. The Faith Healer (7:09)
4. Giddy Up A Ding Dong (3:15)
5. Next (4:02)
6. Vambo Marble Eye (4:17)
7. The Last Of The Teenage Idols (parts 1 2 3) (6:53)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, inner, labels)
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/baRaWgxa/file.html
Electronica isn’t usually my thing, but a couple of years after my partner died, I got back into the dating/club scene and hooked up with a twenty-something boy who had a daddy fetish. As I was coming out of the grief process, I was listening to dark-night-of-the-soul music, but he wanted to introduce me to something a little more upbeat. So, he played me “In the Bath,” from one of the first Lemon Jelly EP’s collected on “Lemonjelly.KY.” I loved it and became addicted. Hence, today’s post is all three Lemon Jelly CDs plus a live show I found on the internet. I’m rounding that out with a John Oswald mash-up of a score of Grateful Dead concerts. None of the tunes are recognizeable as Dead songs, per se. Maybe that’s a good thing. It is, however, an addicting blend of meandering notes and riffs that serves as good background music you can still pay attention to and enjoy. The boy, by the way, lasted less than two weeks—but music? That’s forever. All my rips, and all @320 except the bloody concert.
Lemon Jelly:
2000 – Lemonjelly.KY http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/PnwxI3So/file.html
2002 – Lost Horizons http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/Wo882No7/file.html
2005 – ’64-’95 http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/OHZEWekJ/file.html
2005 – Live at the Forum, London (@192) http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/2yhmBBgA/file.html
John Oswald & The Grateful Dead:
1994 – Greyfolded http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/2lHumhvV/file.html
The Kitsch Korner brings you avant-garde jazz Floyd, another installment of the “X Minus One” series, and a bunch of cover tunes recorded by Elton John in the late Sixties for those budget label “hits-of-the-day-but-not-by-the-original-artists” albums. Some are atrocious (“Cotton Fields”), some are great (“Signed, Sealed, Delivered”), but they’re all definitely Elton. Bitrates vary, so you can move on up to the spirit in the sky.
Nojo (Neufeld-Occhipinti Jazz Orchestra) – “Nojo Explores the Dark Side of the Moon” (2010) – http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/W4WyCdYi/file.html
“X Minus One” Part 4 (1955) – http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/W4WyCdYi/file.html
Reg Dwight – “Reg Dwight’s Piano Goes Pop! 20 Chartbusting Hits!!” (1969) – http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/5ukhgezN/file.html
hello just wondering if anyone can help looking for mark holden albums thanks
Looking for a album "LOUISIANA SWAMP POP" (Excello)
BLUEGRASS 39
See here for more bluegrass: http://sptread.tumblr.com/
https://www.popsike.com/Kentucky-Country-1927-37-LP-blues-rounder-yazoo-folk/230437822028.html
- Kentucky Country~Old Time Music From Kentucky 1927-37 [Rounder 1037].zip
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/dgTkNnvq/file.html
Front Porch String Band - 1976-1977 (Warped 7680).zip
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/XMaUrnxT/file.html
G.M. Farley & The Wear Family - 20 Old-Time Gospel Favorites (Rural Rhythm RC-127).zip
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/XLGUDC1D/file.html
Gatlinburg Grass - The Gatlinburg Grass [GBR GB-LP 497] (197x).zip
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/DQFRy4ey/file.html
Gatlinburg Pickers - Green and Brown Studio GB-LP 486 - Bluegrass!.zip
http://www83.zippyshare.com/v/gTQztAIw/file.html
Mark Holden-Really!!
@ Anonymous
Re. your request for Louisiana Swamp Pop - can you give more details (eg artists & tracks). I don't know of this title by Excello. Do you mean the Flyright issue?
...Timebender said...
@Butterboy - Thanks for the Afghan Whigs @320. I have some early Ep's & singles of them
I need to rip soon, and will post them when I get back to the 90's Indie alternative stuff.
Thanks to Pubbi for sharing The Infidels the other day. I would see them regularly in my hometown in Ohio. Always packed The Cedars lounge. Here's another from them:
Infidels - Wondrous Strange
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/7dp7SWjC/file.html
Does anyone have the French ep "Mad About That Girl" by them....been looking FOR YEARS !!!
Bob the Louisiana Swamp Pop track list
1. You're On My Mind - Doug Charles 2. Prisoner's Song - Warren Storm 3. Irene - Guitar Gable & King Karl 4. Teenagers - Bobby Charles 5. Sea Of Love - Katie Webster 6. The Snake - Merton Thibodeaux 7. Lonely Lonely Heart - Tommy Strange 8. Kissin' Kin - Tony Perreau 9. This Life I Live - Rocket Morgan 10. Talk To Your Daughter - Doug Charles 11. Eternally - Everett Daigle 12. Lonely Street - Everett Daigle 13. Mama Mama Mama - Warren Storm 14. Won't You Beleieve Me - Dale Houston 15. Puppy Love - Guitar Jeff 16. My Man Treats Me So Nice - (Unknown) 17. On The Sunny Side Of Love - Mr Calhoun 18. Hold My Hand - Joe Rich 19. I Hear You Knockin' - Lazy Lester 20. This Should Go On Forever - Guitar Gable & King Karl
Louisiana Swamp Pop was listed on Twightzone on the Friday, June 22, 2012
Fantastic clip of Otis with Eric Burdon.
Elbert Woodson is the fantastic drummer here!
Rank Stranger
Can anyone with this album 'Michael Hurtt and His Haunted Hearts — Come Back To Louisiana'
Here is the 4CD comp Pure... Psychedelic Rock @256 AAC: https://we.tl/KVOCKT6sjo
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Pure-Psychedelic-Rock/release/5669905
Might someone have the 3CD This is Psychedelia to share?
https://www.discogs.com/Various-This-Is-Psychedelia/release/1127242
@JWDen
Really enjoying the X Minus One...
but seems today's link is missing - it's the Nojo, duplicated.
Hope you can fix that.
All the best to you.
Anonymous's comment at 12.13 is shameful and pathetic. I hope it'll be deleted by our hosts.
peace and love
bilbo
Sorry about that, @bilbo. Here's the correct "X Minus One" Part 4 link:
http://www53.zippyshare.com/v/GjLDG0eG/file.html
@JWDen, thanks! x
& thanks RYP for the edit.
everyone-> love.
:)
Notice for all TZers:
http://musicmp3spb.org - is already O.K. Downloading is going now.
Greetings from Czech, W.G.
Hey Butterboy, really enjoyed the Chuck Prophet album, as you predicted. Thanks for that and wondering if there could be more? All good wishes,
Iggy
Hello TZ-ers:
Would anyone happen to have and be willing to share DIONNE WARWICK's "Odds and Ends: Scepter Records Rarities"? It features a number of her hits in German, Italian and French. Thanks to all !
@Timebender thanks for the ALPHASTONE...
For Timebender
Experimental Audio Research-millenium music.zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/z9tKzmTG/file.html
Experimental Audio Research-Data Rape.zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/fRZYb1I9/file.html
experimental audio research - vibrations ep (rocket girl 2000) [flac].zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/x0FKhlbB/file.html
experimental audio research - vibrations ep (rocket girl 2000) [flac] 2.zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/6x1xISWl/file.html
experimental audio research - beyond the pale (big cat 1996).zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/NfK1I6Yb/file.html
experimental audio research - 2005 worn to a shadow.zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/JB8Fwhei/file.html
experimental audio research - 1994 mesmerised.zip
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/5JAU6l7z/file.html
Montys Music's Medley Mix Vol 1
Slim Pickins has come to a end I'll now be posting a medley of albums of various genre in zippy files .
Chants R&B-ST[1966].zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/DQl6cD4I/file.html
carla bley-the lost chords[jazz].zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/uiq0xWyp/file.html
Bill Ryder-Jones-A Bad Wind Blows in My Heart.zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/QS5iTObc/file.html
Bent Leg Fatima-ST[avant rock].zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/bDRedb95/file.html
avon calling 2 (bristol archive].zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/3hA5sjoK/file.html
avon calling (the bristol compilation) Punk.zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/IwF3Qd8D/file.html
Atlantic Jazz Flutes.zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/jMojpIu3/file.html
Alan Sparhawk-Solo Guitar.zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/xMofuwfV/file.html
action andy & the hi-tones - songs 4 swingin' sinners[alt country].zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/7aUu1pTZ/file.html
A Tribute To Pet Sounds @320 .zip
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/pmO843TL/file.html
Re. Louisiana Swamp Pop
Yes this is a Flyright CD. Unfortunately I haven't got this one. Similar stuff is on the Flyright LP's but not all the tracks are available on these.
Hopefully as it's already been on TZ in the past (link now dead - like the ones I requested the other day), some kind soul may put it up for us. These were on TZ before I was aware of it's existence.
@montysmusic
Thanks for the Stamford Bridge albums and the Frankel album. You are a star! I take it that the other Frankel Album (Anonimity) isn't available...
Incidentally what did happen to Slim Pickins Vol. 17? The link was dead and I haven't found a re-up despite seeing numerous requests from others for one?
As for the great storage site debate its great if you can afford a Mac with its proprietary operating system as the smaller user base will deter the majority of spyware and virus writers but for vast majority who still use Windows the problems will be much greater Currently the flavour of the day in terms of unwanted features from Zippyshare, seems to be the JScoinminer virus
https://www.symantec.com/security_response/attacksignatures/detail.jsp?asid=30358
Or so my Norton Firewall, daily, keeps telling me when I'm downloading from this thread series. Consequently I'm anything but a fan of Zippyshare which is increasingly frustrating and time-wasting to use. I am also critical of mediafire in bulk because its captcha feature blocks downloads if you are using adblocking software. I'd prefer not having to download from either in an ideal world.
As for Mega the sync software works OK if it is configured properly.
Now off to clean my machine again.........
@ Czech, W.G.
Thanks for the info about musicmp3spb.org
So glad it's back on - I thought we might have lost another good one.....
Loop-The World In Your Eyes
https://we.tl/AFYVHLX6Sn
https://www.discogs.com/Loop-The-World-In-Your-Eyes/release/1916369
Wednesdays Willy, thanks for the psych collection - looks more like a psych-pop collection, which may even be a better thing!
Herrmann 11
1964 - Marnie [FLAC]
1965 - Joy In The Morning @320
1966 - Torn Curtain (Unused score conducted by Elmer Bernstein) [FLAC]
1966 - Fahrenheit 451 @320
1967 - Moby Dick - Cantata [WAV]
https://mega.nz/#F!foxQ3DKK!5Q6Qycgox6TFCsN8ZSXl5w
TV Covers
TV Themes (1975) 101 Strings @320
TV Potpourri (1965) Dick Dia @320
TVs Greatest Detective Hits (1976) John Gregory @320
World-Wide Movie and TV Hits (1968) Various Artists @320
TV Western Theme Songs (1959) Lawrence Welk @320
https://mega.nz/#F!v4AT1Y4B!025jwJV2bWJkZanxSh_K6w
@JWDen: Are they any easier to download now that I've cut the size in half?
Loop-Wolf Flow (The John Peel Sessions 1987-90)
https://we.tl/Sp7hDQmYLC
https://www.discogs.com/Loop-Wolf-Flow-The-John-Peel-Sessions-1987-90/release/465936
Two from the occasional Ripped While Listening series...
Sampler from the radio show tracks by Sweet Marriage, Bridget St John, Ron Geesin, The Welfare State & Peely with the Radiophonic workshop.
John Peel Presents Top Gear 1968 BBC Records Vinyl rip @320
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/elRB13DY/file.html
Chris Darrow's self titled was featured in Mojo as this months Burried Treasure.
Chris Darrow 1973 UK United Artists UAG29453 Vinyl rip @320
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/BF4tllOi/file.html
Thanks to TZers one and all!
SWAMP POP
Here's an album by JOE BARRY (I think it's download only - the album cover is a picture of roses and has the artist as Joe Berry!)
I'm trying to get hold of his early stuff (on some records he is the spit of Fats Domino) and I only need one more track to make up the compilation "Joe Barry - I'm A Fool To Care-His Fats Domino Sound".
Joe Barry - Bouquet Of Roses.zip
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/phgZD0M3/file.html
I'm also after an LP by GARY WALKER (NOT the Walker Brother of "G.W. & The Rain fame").
This Gary Walker was a one-time member of The Boogie Kings and has an excellent voice singing swamp pop and soul material. Listen to his version of "Cry, Cry, Cry"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xhKXrTH-jg
LP wanted:- Gary Walker - A Memorial Album
Track wanted:- Joe Barry - Don't Close Close That Door
Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.
This Psychedelic box set was requested
This Is Psychedelia-Disc 3.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/xVh2nlbv/file.html
This Is Psychedelia-Disc 2.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/elvHEctX/file.html
This Is Psychedelia-Disc 1.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/8INo54H3/file.html
Tiny asked for Joe Ely single Fade Away but the closest I could get was Not Fade Away which is among these live boots
Joe Ely-Live Shots.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/kdBVpPij/file.html
Joe Ely-Live At Sinatra.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/evqVLKTb/file.html
Joe Ely-Live @ Antone's.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/jNTSCM3F/file.html
Joe Ely-Dallas - Jan. 25, 2013 (Disc 2).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/mcshI6ly/file.html
Joe Ely-2005 Wharton Center For Performing Arts, Great Cobb Hall. November 18th, 2005 (Bootleg) (L).zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/u5ZCIhLy/file.html
joe ely & joel guzman - live cactus!.zip
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/6Mr9zDYs/file.html
This MC5 record - a bootleg, probably - looks interesting: https://www.discogs.com/MC5-Do-It/master/676700. "Do It" supposedly was not recorded by the MC5 at all, but by Rob Tyner's Band which at the time is said to have featured a very young Robert Gillespie. I'd love to hear a copy. Is there some kind soul willing to share his or hers? Thank you, and greetings to the Twilight Zone.
Greetings to all. I love this blog and have been happily working my way up through the archives. Why do people utilize "We Transfer" when the links vanish in a week? Is there some advantage I am missing?
Any modern soul fans have Magnetik soul collections on french label Active Force?.About 10 volumes I think.Never seen them anywhere.
@ Wednesdays Willy ;
This Is Psychedelia @ 320 kbps
https://files.fm/u/6n4gancf
[If any problems with this link for any reason I'll happily re-up on another host]
Oh. Muh. Gawd. MusicHoarder77, I have been looking for another copy of Wondrous Strange for over 20 years. Thank you so damn much!
-Xtm
Is there anybody who can help with any links to the Irish Folk Band
Stockton's Wing.Thanks.
Country Blues! Do ya like it? I don't know jack about country blues - or any blues at all if I'm being honest - but I picked up a stack o' LP's the other day for a dime-a-piece, as you do, and this one here I immediately knew was special.
Mance Lipscomb (April 9, 1895 – January 30, 1976) was an American blues singer, guitarist, and songster. Born Beau De Glen Lipscomb near Navasota, Texas, United States, as a youth he took the name of 'Mance' from a friend of his oldest brother Charlie ("Mance" being short for emancipation).
Lipscomb was born to an ex-slave father from Alabama and a half Native American (Choctaw) mother. Lipscomb spent most of his life working as a tenant farmer in Texas and was "discovered" and recorded by Mack McCormick and Chris Strachwitz in 1960 during the country blues revival. He released many albums of blues, ragtime, Tin Pan Alley and folk music, singing and accompanying himself on acoustic guitar. He had a "dead-thumb" finger-picking guitar technique, and an expressive voice.
He began playing guitar early on and played regularly for years at local gatherings, mostly what he called "Saturday Night Suppers" hosted by someone in the area. These gatherings were hosted regularly for a while by himself and his wife. The majority of his musical activity took place within what he called his "precinct", meaning the local area around Navasota, until around 1960.
Lipscomb represented one of the last remnants of the nineteenth-century songster tradition, which predated the development of the blues. Though songsters might incorporate blues into their repertoires, as did Lipscomb, they performed a wide variety of material in diverse styles, much of it common to both black and white traditions in the South. Lipscomb himself insisted that he was a songster, not a guitarist or "blues singer," since he played "all kinds of music." His eclectic repertoire has been reported to have contained 350 pieces spanning two centuries. (He likewise took exception when he was labeled a "sharecropper" instead of a "farmer."
Unlike many of his contemporaries, he did not record in the early blues era, but his life is well documented thanks to his autobiography, I Say Me for a Parable: The Oral Autobiography of Mance Lipscomb, Texas Bluesman, narrated to Glen Alyn, which was published posthumously, and also a short 1971 documentary by Les Blank, A Well Spent Life.
Trouble in Mind was recorded in 1961, and released on a major label, Reprise. In May 1963, Lipscomb appeared at the first Monterey Folk Festival in California.
Following his "discovery" by McCormick and Strachwitz, Lipscomb became an important figure in the folk music revival of the 1960s. He was a regular performer at folk festivals and folk-blues clubs around the United States, notably the Ash Grove in Los Angeles, CA. He died in his hometown of Navasota in 1976, two years after suffering a stroke.
...I did very little cleaning up of the audio, so there's just a bit o' crackle throughout as you would expect from a slab of wax over 50 years old, but nothing really distracting. My rip, my upload, my link. Out of print, not for sale in any store. Share & Enjoy!
Mance Lipscomb – Trouble In Mind (American Folk Song Traditionalist), 1961
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/DfMLDOLD/file.html
-Xtm
Does anyone have The Ettes:
Eat The Night (2005)
Shake the Dust (2006)
Look At Life Again Soon (2008)
Do You Want Power (2009)
Wicked Will (2011)
Mothers Lock Up Your Sons (2005)
Danger Is (2009)
...Timebender said...
@montysmusic - Good lord with the E.A.R, I was not expecting to find these very easily.
Thank you so much for all of these. I love these kind of records for creative background
atmosphere or nodding off. Great work! much appreciated.
Does anyone have a copy of "VA - Lynne Me Your Ears (A Tribute To The Music Of Jeff Lynne (2001)?? thanks in advance!
JW Den: Just started listening to X Minus One – great stuff, many thanks.
Here is Orbiter X – space nonsense from 1959, highly recommended – many thanks to the original uploader.
http://www66.zippyshare.com/v/WylV4yeA/file.html
Aging Child: Thanks for the Lightnin’ – much appreciated.
J in Liverpool
Hi MusicHoarder77,
Thank you so much for the "Infidels - Wondrous Strange". That’s the one I’m missing. Excellent!
…and here’s the one you are looking for plus one more.
Infidels - Mad About That Girl MLP (1986) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/?lzkkb4029vgfa8v
Infidels - The Infidels X4 EP (1985) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/?a3dciz222aq1o2f
Enjoy!
@montysmusic and
@zigzagwanderer
Many thanks for This Is Psychedelia!
...Timebender said ...
@paposblues - Thanks for the Loop posts, accompanies what I have posting this week
very well. Cheers!
Thanks for This is Psychedelia, Montysmusic.
Classic stuff!
JWDen:
Really loving the X Minus Zero series. I used to listen to these on the radio when I was much younger and listening now brings back fond memories! Thanks,
I had lost my copy of Brian Wilson's "SMiLE," so I looked on Amazon for another copy. To my astonishment, Wilson's undisputed masterpiece is out of print!
So, here's a fresh rip, my own. If your music player puts gaps between the songs, the open-source, cross-platform player, Aqualung, is gapless and my go-to music player on my Linux rig.
Here's the link:
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/F62ViUkH/file.html
Enjoy! No scans, but the brilliant lyrics by Van Dyke Parks are available lots of places, and here's one:
https://genius.com/albums/Brian-wilson/Smile
Oops, I forgot to mention that the cuts are in FLAC.
(Otis Redding and Eric Burdon -- what a duo!)
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #39:
1940s+ Blues, Folk, and Bone-Chilling History
Here's another heaped plate of first-rate Blues, a garnish of folk... and priceless memories of the blood-drenched soil from which the Blues grew.
Willie Dixon, 1947-89:
- Willie's Blues, 1959
- Live in Paris (with Memphis Slim), 1962
- I AM the Blues [9@256], 1969
- Peace, 1971
- Live in Houston (with Johnny Winter), 1971-05-09
- I Think I Got the Blues, 1973
- What Happened to My Blues, 1975
- Ginger Ale Afternoon (score), 1989
- (miscellaneous)
Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton, 1947-75:
With no offense intended to JWDen, Elvis was a piker. There was nobody ever who could deliver "Hound Dog" like Big Mama; here's a live version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxoGvBQtjpM. And don't miss the down-home shakedown afterward; darned fine harpist, too, keeping pace with the very best Chicago had to offer.
- The Original Hound Dog, 1951-57
- With the Muddy Waters Band, 1966 [17@256]
- Ball 'n Chain, 1968
- Stronger Than Dirt, 1969
- Big Mama Swings, 1975
- Jail (live), 1975
- Sassy Mama, 1975
- (miscellaneous)
Woody Guthrie - sampler, 1941-44
Wynonie Harris - sampler, 1946-52
VA - Ex-Slave Field-Recording Interviews, 1941
These interviews should be required listening in school... and in refreshers afterward.
Seven-day link (expires Feb. 15):
https://we.tl/uVJuiJKIek
And as always, our warm thank-you really has to go out to the generous folks who did the original ripping and posting over the last many years; some of the loose tracks (including among the risqué) were likely originally posted here a while ago.
Tomorrow: we wrap up the 1940s-plus with a huge grab-bag; get your reachin'-arms ready.
Cheers!
Thanks for the Orbiter, @SonofTransitFord! Looking forward to it!
I'm glad so many are enjoying the "X Minus One"
@Aging Child - No offense taken at all - I rather think Thornton's beats Elvis's as well!
@Scott Marks - The size of the file doesn't matter. It always hangs up at 99% and needs to be paused and re-started before it finishes. Must be my ancient laptop...I am enjoying the two-volume Hitchcock, though. That's one of the few I don't have. Thank you kindly, sir.
Butterboy, thank you for sharing the Cars, You heard it here first...appreciated.
JWDen, thank you for all things Reg Dwight.
Wednesdays Willy, thanks for sharing Psychedelic Rock.
montysmusic, thank you for Carla Bley and Psychedelia.
montysmusic -- thanks so much for the Joe Ely boots - particularly the one with Joel Guzman (an amazing Hispanic accordion player.) I've seen Joe Ely as a "solo" act and with the Flatlanders, but a few years ago I had the pleasure of seeing just Joe Ely & Joel Guzman. It was the first night of their tour and they hadn't played together much at the time, and Joel wasn't that familiar with some of Joe Ely's songs, but Ely was amazed at Joel's ability to do exactly the right thing at the right time. This was definitely one of my favorite concerts of the past few years.
Glad to see the Afghan Whigs post here. They are my number one favorite 1990s band. Personally, I would recommend "Black Love", "Gentlemen", or even their 2017 release "In Spades" over "1965".
@ Montysmusic , cheers for the Joe Ely fella ;)
@Anonymous and/or @Bob: Here's the Swamp Pop
collection that was identified earlier today by track
list. (I'm pretty sure I found this one on TZ in the
first place.)
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/WNqLJesu/file.html
Hello there - thank you for all the amazing shares. Much appreciated!
I know this isn't the type of stuff typically shared here, but since they have more of a 70s retro sound, I thought I'd give it a shot. I was wondering if anyone had any releases by Skogen Brinner. They are a hard rock band from Sweden. You can find more info about them below.
Skogen Brinner – 1st
The debut album from Skogen Brinner is a wasted, slimy, speed freak vortex of polluted proto metal risen from a self-loathing nurtured by an increasingly greasy wasteland called Sweden. Wicked, toxic and manic rock, psychotic vocals, gnarly guitars, cavernous bass and drums beat to a pulp.
Thanks!
Kicks66
This was requested
The Infidels-Mad About That Girl[flac].zip
http://www56.zippyshare.com/v/TS8FzgD1/file.html
@manny Kent this was posted yesterday which may help you with zippy/mega
RE: Mega & Zippy
As a PC user using Chrome with the uBlock Origin web extension (best ad blocker) I can confirm that Mega does NOT require any helper app or email address. And Zippy gives me no issues whatsoever either -- no pop-ups, ads, or other BS; just one click and done. So it sounds like everyone's DL issues can be easily resolved by using Chrome with an ad blocker.
Posted by mrdavesampson
Its the system I use with ublock as well
I'm on assignment, but I dropped into TZ quickly to say:
R.I.P. Mickey Jones, the biker character actor who was previously a drummer backing Bob Dylan when he went electric ("Judas!") and was the drummer in Kenny Rogers & The First Edition. By all accounts a great guy!
- Stinky
@ Iggy
I wasn't planning on posting more Chuck Prophet albums.
However, if you want a particular album please request the title and I would be happy to upload it for you. (if i have it)
These Ettes were requested
The Ettes-Shake the Dust.zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/KqEoaTJB/file.html
The Ettes-Eat The Night.zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/ZZpz5z6i/file.html
The Ettes - wicked will (2011).zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/iYFf6XJr/file.html
The Ettes - Look At Life Again Soon.zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/djvbDDm3/file.html
The Ettes - Do You Want Power.zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/0n8e072G/file.html
Ettes, The - Daytrotter Studio 07-29-2011.zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/yY1cVyn7/file.html
ettes (the) - wicked will (2011) +.zip
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/GLjAVE1L/file.html
Someone mentioned the '60s Elektra Sound Effects LP boxed set ("133 Authentic Sound Effects") the other day. I have no clue if the ORIGIAL (LP) issue has made a CD appearance, but . . .
Oh, and, STEREO is the preferred mode, as you simply cannot get the full effect of essentials such as the ping-pong match, car passing, etc., otherwise. . . !
'66 model 3 x LP:
https://www.discogs.com/Jac-Holzman-133-Authentic-Sound-Effects/release/3661347
'87 (CD) series. Re-records?:
https://www.discogs.com/Keith-Holzman-Authentic-Sound-Effects-Volume-1/release/7410579
Looks as if it ran to like 13 volumes. . .(?):
https://www.discogs.com/label/616152-Authentic-Sound-Effects
Someone has to have these. As anyone who is a DJ, or who was a DJ or who ever wanted to be a DJ knows, they are essential. Oh, and, a Hey-ya to Art Fraud & Vic Tripp.
These were requested
va - magnetik soul volume 4 [2008].zip
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/DbW6YiQY/file.html
V.A. - Magnetik soul vol. 3.zip
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/mQgQhtbW/file.html
V.A. - Magnetik soul vol. 2.zip
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/dTCw8lZW/file.html
V.A. - Magnetik soul vol. 1.zip
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/ixUOTJQs/file.html
Thanks to monty for Atlantic Jazz Flutes and to AnotherDon for Chris Darrow. Those two went directly onto my player!
@ anonymous LOUISIANA SWAMP POP
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/ggDOpYMO/file.html
Psychedelia
thanks monty but zigzagwanderer posted much higher bitrate
thanks to both
http://musicmp3spb.org/is back up and running for anyone interested.
@ Christopher tm .....You are VERY welcome. Glad to be of help
@ Pubbi.. THANKS THANK THANKS THANKS for The Infidels Mad About .... I've
been lookin for this one for 30 years...every time I hit a record store. Lost 2x on eBay....So... much appreciation !!
Might be of interest:
Pete Drivere Pretty Demons 2002 (guitarist from The Infidels)
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/y5GnQF4Z/file.html
MH77
Thank you to AnotherDon for the Chris Darrow.
finn
Filling in a couple of today's requests:
VA - Louisiana Swamp Pop (Flyright CD): http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/CkiV4xCg/file.html
Michael Hurtt & his Haunted Hearts - Come Back To Louisiana (2009):
http://www113.zippyshare.com/v/JdxIiGKK/file.html
Bob requested this
Joe Barry- Don´t Close The Door.mp3.zip
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/Yqn7bBNM/file.html
B_B asked for the sound effects album I looked at my sources but could only get 160br but noticed the cd's were on discogs for £6 + P&P which is great value as amazon had it for nearly £30
@ ralph11, Anonymous & Monty
Thanks guys, for all things swampy.
Much appreciated.
Thank you Crab Devil for the Louisiana Swamp Pop Excello Label Recordings
Thank you ralph11 for the album 'Michael Hurtt & his Haunted Hearts'
Hi Butterboy. Thanks for the kind offer. I am a newcomer to Mr. Prophet, and enjoyed the album you posted. If you have a recommendation for other albums of his, then those would be my choice for requests. Even if there are no others, you have already made my day. Best,
Iggy
Iggy and Butterboy,
I have planned to post some albums of Mr. Prophet on the main page:
1. "Brother Aldo" 1990
2. "Balinese Dancer" 1993
3. "Feast Of Hearts" 1995
4. "The Hurting Business" 2000
5. "No Other Love" 2002
6. "Age Of Miracles" 2004
7. "Dreaming Waylon's Dreams" 2007
8. "Soap And Water" 2007
9. "Temple Beautiful" 2012
10. Chuck Prophet & The Mission Express "Live Norderstedt / Kulturwerk Am See" 2012
Stay tuned!
Thanks so much for the Afghan Whigs - haven't heard that album in years. Also, big thanks to Aging Child for the blues cornucopia.
@SonOf/J: Most welcome! Best thing to do with the good stuff is to pass it around... and Lightnin's among the very finest. (Thank-you to the original rippers/sharers!)
@JWD: You're a good man! Imagine a long 1950s-60s evening and night with Big Mama and that downhome bunch; you can't get much closer to heaven without being run over by a bus first. Man!
@12VJoe: You're very welcome... and we're just getting started, especially if you like early Blues.
PS: An added big thanks to RYP and Gyro -- first off for this tremendous forum, of course, but also for allowing me to revisit (with the rest of their TZ community riding along) our trip last year into modern music's past, especially the formative (and the near-forgotten) artists and genres.
At least two or three folks requested I do that, and I had strong misgivings... and I'm glad I did so anyway. Lots of visitors came in very late to last year's tour, and deserved another opportunity. So does the music itself.
I've steered very differently through the most-recent decades, and that turned out unexpectedly well, too -- thanks entirely to RYP and Gyro, and their big eclectic herd. Entering earlier and earlier decades, there'll be a closer parallel with last year's itinerary... which I think is worth it. If I could climb off the bus myself and pull up a battered chair at the back of a Southside Chicago club, or a Memphis Beale Street joint, sometime in the 1920s and '30s... well, even Big Mama might have to wait up for me.
This also isn't my soapbox or forum; pardon me. Let's make like Tom Johnston and Listen to the Music.
Cheers!
Hey RYP! Thanks so much for the upcoming Mr. Prophet. Sounds fantastic. Good weekend to you, my friend...
Iggy
@ Scott Marks --- Thank you very much for the Herrmann 11 and TV covers. :)
UB
@ Manny Kent - re antivirus warnings, websites gone wild, etc., vs. the high price of Apple computers...
Linux is free, it will run just fine on any computer that works adequately with Microsoft installed. It's effectively bulletproof against exploits that hit web browsers, immune to viruses right out of the box, and it comes with a /full/ rack of simple, efficient tools for people with too much damned music. Mint remains the most recommended Linux version for new users - any that aren't installed by default you can find, download and install via the built in software installer tool.
Millions of people have lost interest in using computers at all, because their phones doing all the things they used their cranky, Microsoft infected computers for. That would /not/ include people who are nuts about music, who still need real computers regardless. Decent used computers are cheap right now, and it only takes one blank DVD and about an hour's time to install Linux on one.
Thanks Timebender for ALPHASTONE, Wednesdays Willy for the Pure... Psychedelic Rock comp, montysmusic for Chants R&B, Atlantic Jazz Flutes, This Is Psychedelia box set & Experimental Audio Research and AnotherDon for the Chris Darrow share.
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