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Tuesdays Featured Artist - CHRIS CONNER
Chris Connor (November 8, 1927 – August 29, 2009) was an American jazz singer.
She was born as Mary Jean Loutsenhizer in Kansas City, Missouri, to Clyde Loutsenhizer (1882-1949) and Mabel E. Shirley (1896-1941). She became proficient on the clarinet, having studied for eight years throughout junior high and high school. Following the death of her mother Mabel in 1941, her father, at the age of 59, was unable to properly care for her. She moved in with her married older sister, who took over the responsibility of raising her. She first sang publicly in 1945, at the Jefferson City Junior College's graduation. She performed the song "Amor" and it was well received. After the positive response she received from the audience, she decided to pursue a singing career full-time. Initially, she stayed within the parameters of the Kansas City area, working during the day as a stenographer and singing on weekends. Her first professional job was with the University of Missouri college band playing various functions in the Columbia area. She moved between local bands from 1946–47; and, in 1948, she moved to New York City with the intention of having a glamorous career. Unable to find a singing job, she became an office stenographer. She spent the next seven weeks trying to secure any kind of singing job. Those weeks were quite difficult for Connor, as she was kicked out of the hotel where she was staying (for failure to pay her bill), and the hotel kept all of her belongings (including her winter coat). She met a man acquainted with orchestra leader Claude Thornhill's road manager, Joe Green. Thornhill was seeking a new singer to round out his vocal group, the Snowflakes. She successfully auditioned and joined Thornhill's group, touring around the United States and recording harmonies in the studio. Of her time spent with the Snowflakes, there is only evidence of her vocal contribution on two recorded songs: "There's a Small Hotel" and "I Don't Know Why", both performed in 1949. She continued to tour with the Thornhill band sporadically until March 1952, when she joined Jerry Wald's big band and recorded five songs: "You're the Cream in My Coffee", "Cherokee", "Pennies from Heaven", "Raisins and Almonds", and "Terremoto". She also reunited with Claude Thornhill in October 1952 for a radio broadcast from the Statler Hotel in New York City. She sang four songs: "Wish You Were Here", Come Rain or Come Shine", "Sorta Kinda", and "Who Are We to Say". In February 1953, when Connor was singing on a live radio broadcast from the Roosevelt Hotel, June Christy (then vocalist for Stan Kenton's band), was listening to the radio and heard her. By 1952, Kenton had rotated several female singers as replacements. In late 1952, Christy returned to the Kenton band for some sporadic engagements. When she informed Kenton again of her impending departure to pursue a solo career, she remembered Chris Connor and recommended her to Kenton. By June 1953, Connor found the constant traveling and vocal demands of nightly performances exhausting. She abruptly left the Kenton band; and, by fall of 1953, she was back in New York. She soon hired Monte Kay to manage her impending solo career, and he found work for her at Birdland. One night after a show, the owner of Bethlehem Records, Gus Wildi, offered her a recording contract on the spot. (Wikipedia)
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01 Chris Connor - Part 1
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/HEJwQlCu/file.html
Chris Connor - Sings Lullabys For Lovers [1954]
Along with the 10" LP SINGS LULLABYS OF BIRDLAND, the similar format SINGS LULLABYS FOR LOVERS marked Chris Connors debut on Bethlehem Records in 1954. Recorded just a week apart in August of that year, LOVERS features completely different personnel than the Ellis Larkins-accompanised BIRDLAND. Here Connor is joined by bassist Vinnie Burke's quintet, which includes accordion and clarinet, and the session has an altogether more swinging, jauntier feel. Needless to say, Connor is in excellent voice at the start of her solo career as she tackles jazz standards like "Out Of This World," "Lush Life," and "Stella by Starlight." The accordion-clarinet combination adds a novel, reedy texture to the proceedings as well. (AllMusic Review by Richard Mortifoglio)
Chris Connor - Sings Lullabys Of Birdland [1954]
This CD reissue draws its music from singer Chris Connor's first three sessions as a leader. The set is comprised of three of the four songs that Connor recorded with Sy Oliver's Orchestra, five of the eight tunes (plus a "new" alternate take of "Why Shouldn't I") from a meeting with pianist Ellis Larkins' trio, and six of the eight selections from a date with the Vinnie Burke quintet, a group featuring clarinetist Ron Odrich and the accordion of Don Burns. Connor, who was 26 at this time, is in top form in all of the different settings and displays a wider range than one might expect. Highlights include "Lullaby of Birdland," "Spring Is Here," "Ask Me," "A Cottage for Sale" and a rare vocal version of "Goodbye." (AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
Chris Connor - This Is Chris [1955]
During 1953-1955, singer Chris Connor recorded regularly for Bethlehem. This reissue LP has her final recordings for the label (before moving up to Atlantic) with such fine sidemen as Herbie Mann (doubling on flute and tenor), pianist Ralph Sharon, guitarist Joe Puma, bassist Milt Hinton, and drummer Osie Johnson. The two-trombone team of J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding (which had recently become very popular) is prominent on four of the ten selections. Connor's cool tone, subtle, emotional delivery and haunting voice were perfect for the music of the 1950s. Highlights of this superior set include "The Thrill Is Gone," "Blame It on My Youth," and "I Concentrate on You," but all ten numbers are rewarding. (AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
Chris Connor - A Jazz Date With [1956]
A lovely variety of Chris' abilities demonstrated here with whimsical numbers, faster jazzy numbers and of course the luscious ballads she's known for. As for the more uptempo numbers we have "Poor Little Rich Girl", "Ev'rything I've Got", "I'm Shooting High" and "My Shining Hour" which demonstrate the ease and natural ability of her jazz vocals and her fantastic phrasing. We also get the mid-tempo sort of lounge jazz numbers with "It's A Most Unusual Day", "Fancy Free", "Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)", "All I Need Is You", and "It Only Happens When I Dance With You" which are smooth and pretty yet still fun. Also we get three beautiful and expressive ballads with "Moonray" (which is goosebump inducing), "Lonely Town" and "Driftwood". Although many of these songs are common for jazz vocalists to cover, I assure you her performance here is anything but common. The instrumentation here is exquisitely arranged by Ralph Sharon and he also plays the piano on the album as well. There are several instruments that I'm not so great at picking out but I think I hear a vibraphone, and well of course drums, and a stand up bass, and some properly placed horn work too. It's a perfectly detailed yet laid back cool jazz delivery that knows when to take the foreground and that knows when to sit back and compliment and it nearly always sounds magical. This is an extremely easy listen, and some of Chris' most memorable performances are on this one, I do think it would be a good album for newcomers to this sort of thing, definitely recommended. I was able to get this album in a 2fer with Chris Craft which is also really great, so I'd suggest looking for that edition if you can (RYM)
02 Chris Connor - Part 2
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/82ltULkY/file.html
Chris Connor - Chris [1957]
Chris Connor's first album as a solo artist is great one. Her breathy, raspy quality is fine form. She is backed by Sy Oliver and other all star performers. What's nice about the cd re-issue is the alternate takes. You can hear how she hones her craft. True, this album finds her in her beginning stages, but her earlier works can be considered her most satisfying. Though her tenure with Bethlehem records was brief, due to numerous battles with the record company, it is still some of her most satisfying work. Her third remake of All About Ronnie (couting the two she did with Stan Kenton, the first of which went unreleased, unfortunate since it's without question her greatest version, is available on the Mosaic set The Complete Stan Kenton Holman and Russo Charts) is done with a trio backing instead of the big band fashioned by Kenton. It's a more intimate version, but her phrasing is not as soft or romantic as it was in the first unreleased version with Kenton. Some highlights are the obscure songs, particularly Don't Wait Up For Me. A great jazz song that is practically unknown. I'd go as far to say that Connor owns this song. I can't imagine another version as definitive as this one. A great album. Rush out and grab it. (Amazon)
Chris Connor - Chris Craft [1958]
Chris' Craft is a great one here – beautifully simple and straightforward jazz vocals, served up at a level that few other singers can match! The album's one of our favorites from Connor's classic years with Atlantic – as it's got a mellow, moody approach that's filled with the darker tones that first caught our ears on Chris' earliest recordings for Bethlehem. Instrumentation here is mostly small combo – arranged by Stan Free, and featuring Free on piano, Bobby Jaspar on flute, Mundell Lowe on guitar, George Duvivier on bass, and Ed Shaughnessy on drums. Titles include "Be A Clown", "Be My All", "Good For Nothin", "Moonlight In Vermont", "The Night We Called It A Day", "Lover Man", and "On The First Warm Day". (Dusty Groove)
Chris Connor - Sings Ballads of the Sad Cafe [1959]
Chris Connor uses several different musical settings for this album of torch songs, but the main distinction is between the arrangements that employ strings, such as "The End of a Love Affair," and those that use horns, such as "Bargain Day." The backgrounds color Connor's vocal interpretations, and she often interacts with the musicians, notably with flautist Eddy Jaspar in "These Foolish Things," a virtual duet. But her primary goal is to render the lyrics with a combination of precision and emotional distance. In this sense, the heart of the album is "Glad to Be Unhappy," which Connor begins by singing the rarely heard introductory verse, then gives musical coloration to by varying the notes at the end of each line. The listener is not meant to believe the emotions the lyrics describe, but rather to savor them along with the singer. Charles DeForest's "Ballad of the Sad Café," which takes nothing but its title from Carson McCullers' popular 1951 novella, is nevertheless literary in its descriptions of lonely people, and Connor, again through note alteration, gives it a reading that puts it at a further emotional remove. The trick, of course, is that the singer's posture puts her in an even darker position than that of the songwriters; at least they are still feeling something, while she seems to be so far from love that she is denying all feeling. And in that denial, her torch burns all the brighter. (AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann)
The local jazz station (KUVO Denver) is always on in my car, and I’m always excited when they change their lineup and reruns of Marian McPartland’s “Piano Jazz” is on for my commute (when I make one). Something about her calm, yet enthusiastic manner really moves me, and her playing is never less than impeccable. Did she ever turn in a bad performance? Plus, her interactions with her fellow jazzbos are interesting. She seemed a very genuine lady. So, here are some episodes of “Piano Jazz” along with some solo and Hickory House Trio stuff. All at 320 except where noted. And feel free to post anything you have. I’m always on the lookout for more.
1970 – Ambience https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/dwALzOuB/file.html
1985 – Piano Jazz with Henry Mancini (192) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/UaaNKx2q/file.html
1985 – Willow Creek and Other Ballads https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/67eR5dwt/file.html
1987 – Plays the Music of Billy Strayhorn (256) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/6i4QqFOr/file.html
1990 – Marian McPartland Plays the Benny Carter Songbook https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/bVk26dHF/file.html
1990 – Piano Jazz with Shirley Horn https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/BXO979jT/file.html
1993 – In My Life https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/hnLVinxp/file.html
1993 – Piano Jazz with Teddy Wilson https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/ka5MRMHM/file.html
1999 – Reprise (with the Hickory House Trio) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/c9wnSp1j/file.html
2002 – Silent Pool (256) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/xV9tPblF/file.html
The Kitsch Korner takes a break from the Campbell’s Playhouse to present an audiobook of Bob Spitz’s “The Beatles: The Biography,” so here’s the first of nine parts. We also have the second demented volume of Thai band covers of…well, everything under the sun, and Akira Kushida’s soundtrack to the mid-Eighties Japanese TV show “Space Sheriff Shaider.” Bitrates will vary, but the moptops rule.
Bob Spitz – “The Beatles: The Biography, Part 1” (2006) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/PM3f1wNy/file.html
Various Artists – “Thai Beat A Go-Go, Vol. 2” (2004) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/XdmCU2Nr/file.html
Akira Kushida – “Space Sheriff Shaider” (1984) https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/fVaIgf83/file.html
Chris Connor - A Portrait of Chris [1960]
Contemporary singers like Diana Krall have the sleek cocktail-diva act down pat: one part slinky dress; one part slow, sexy songs; and one part deep, smoky voice. Krall, though, learned from a number of women, like Chris Connor, who wrote the book on torch singing back in the '50s. Recorded in 1961, A Portrait of Chris finds the singer accompanied by a lively band and strings as she interprets a dozen standards. Conner's calling card is her lovely, deep voice. It reaches down and delivers ballads like "Here's That Rainy Day" and "All Too Soon" in rich, full colors. Like Julie London, Conner's cool and calm approach always gives the impression that it's three a.m. and only a handful of people remain in the bar. She infuses "Sweet William" and "If I Should Lose You" with sad longing, leaving one to imagine her the loneliest person on the planet. She turns up the heat on "Day in, Day Out" and "I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues," and delivers a spunky version of "Harlequin." James Ritz' liner notes serve as a good introduction to Connor and also place her in historical prospective. With the release of A Portrait of Chris, jazz fans can supplement their collections with the lovely singing of an original from the golden age of jazz divas. (Amazon)
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03 Chris Connor - Part 3
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/na7Oy4J9/file.html
Chris Connor - Chris in Person [1959]
A live set recorded at the Village Vanguard and featuring Kenny Burrell on guitar, is one of Connor's best LPs, a bright and dynamic collection of her better-known standards.
Chris Connor - Warm Cool, The Atlantic Years [1999] CD1+CD2
Warm Cool: The Atlantic Years contains a rich sample from such albums as Chris Connor Sings the Gershwin Almanac of Songs, A Jazz Date with Chris Connor, Chris Connor Sings Ballads of the Sad Cafe, Misty Chris Connor, Chris Craft, and others. The ensembles vary from large ensembles with strings (as on "These Foolish Things") to small groups (as on "I'm Glad There is You"), and it is an understatement to say that the backup musicians are excellent- they read like a Hall of Fame of that era of jazz: Al Cohn, Oscar Pettiford, Willie Dennis, Wayne Andre, Sonny Payne, Ossie Johnson, etc., etc. Ralph Sharon's presence is ubitquitous and his influence beneficent as both pianist and arranger. The sound of both the original recordings and the re-mastering is of high quality.(AllAboutJazz)
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Bonus VA - Jazz Ladies & Stan Kenton [1996]
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/FrnuxUb0/file.html
Don't miss this one.
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01 VA - The BEST of the Nineties (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2 (Artwork included)
Link CD1 http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/xhXBSYos/file.html
Link CD2 http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/b4gmDqO6/file.html
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R.I.P. Eddie Cochran 58 years ago today.
Eddie Cochran – The Eddie Cochran Singles Album
Liberty UAK 30244 (U.K. 1979)
1. C'mon Everybody (1:54)
2. Three Steps To Heaven (2:21)
3. Cut Across Shorty (1:47)
4. Jeanie, Jeanie, Jeanie (2:20)
5. Twenty Flight Rock (1:42)
6. Weekend (1:45)
7. Sittin' In The Balcony (1:58)
8. Hallelujah! I Love Her So (2:15)
9. Lonely (2:13)
10. Sweetie Pie (2:07)
11. Summertime Blues (1:53)
12. Somethin' Else (2:02)
13. My Way (2:12)
14. Three Stars (3:37)
15. Drive-In Show (1:59)
16. Nervous Breakdown (2:17)
17. Skinny Jim (2:09)
18. Completely Sweet (2:30)
19. Rock 'N' Roll Blues (2:21)
20. Cherished Memories (1:51)
Vinyl Artwork Included
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/JK0lJmMR/file.html
Anita Kruse – Creation Flight
Purple Records 40012 (USA 1998)
Anita Kruse on lead vocals and piano
With other instruments played by
Jennifer Keeney, Michael Ramos, Scott Garber, Sarah Sharp Russo, Robbie Parrish, Dan Workman, John York
With additional vocals by
Marylin Omifunke Torres, Margaret Keeney, Kathryn Kruse, Sarah Sharp Russo, Mery Sharp, Ladelle Bisel
1. Circles 'round My Heart (3:49)
2. Creation Flight (5:03)
3. Prayer to Purple (3:22)
4. Angel Of My Thunder (3:50)
5. Lullabye Ladder (3:44)
6. The Early Days Of You (6:22)
7. Iona's Song (4:15)
8. We Come With Your Tomorrows (4:41)
9. By Some Chance (2:57)
10. On The Other Side (4:25)
11. Lullabye For Annie (2:32)
12. Circles 'round My Heart (10:10)
Artwork Included (front, back, inside)
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/mDtpF3rz/file.html
Deodato – Joao Donato
Original LP = DonatoDeodato = Muse Records MR 5017 (USA 1973)
This LP = More Records Plus Al.01 (Belgium 1974)
Deodato (keyboards)
Joao Donato (keyboards)
Randy Brecker (trumpet)
Airto (percussion)
Ray Barretto (congas)
Dud Bascomb (bass)
Mauricio Einhorn (harmonica)
Michael Gibson (trombone)
Romeo Penque (flute, whistle)
Bob Rose (guitar)
Alla Schwartzberg (drums)
This Belgian pressing has side 1 and side 2 switched when compared with the original USA release.
1. Nightripper (6:34)
2. You Can Go (5:15)
3. Batuque (4:04)
4. Whistle Stop (4:03)
5. Where's J.D (5:53)
6. Capricorn (6:01)
Artwork Included (USA and Belgium LPs fronts, backs, labels)
https://www23.zippyshare.com/v/Qwi3J3Up/file.html
Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 34
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Alt Rock, Alt Punk, Noise Rock, Art Rock
1. Interior 27 “Disintegration” (USA, 2014)
2. Bitch Alert “Sex, Drugs And Rock & Roll” (Finland, 2002)
3. Big Stick “Tip Of My Heart” (USA, 1995)
4. Brix & The Extricated “Temporary Insanity” (UK, 2016)
5. Uzi “Ha Ha Ha” (USA, 1986)
6. Movieland “Bad Hands” (Canada, 2013)
7. Bratmobile “Brat Girl” (USA, 1994)
8. The Fakes “Official Hex” (USA, 1995)
9. Men Oh Pause “Scarf Lady” (UK, 2014)
10. Xray Eyeballs “Crystal” (USA, 2011)
11. Live Skull “Slugfest” (USA, 1988)
12. Pink Houses “It Gets Old” (USA, 2011)
13. Star Pimp “Meat Grinder” (USA, 1994)
14. Dot Dash “No” (Austria, 2013)
15. Out On Blue Six “Examples” (UK, 1981)
16. Bush Tetras “You Taste Like The Tropics” (USA, 1980)
17. Pain Teens “Bad In My Head” (USA, 1990)
18. Kas Product “Mind” (France, 1980)
19. Emily’s Sassy Lime “Transistor No Way” (USA, 1995)
20. Non Band “Dance Song” (Japan, 1982)
21. Crimson Scarlet “Dead Parade” (USA, 2014)
22. Inflatable Boy Clams “Skeletons” (USA, 1981)
23. Wall “Cuban Cigars” (USA, 2016)
24. SST “Close Encounters Of The Third Kind” (USA, 1978)
25. Medicine “Time Baby II” (USA, 1993)
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/DqYMfdti/file.html
Thanks for Bo Diddley video. It would have been a great idea to post an Eddie Cochran video on this day, the 58th anniversary of his tragical death.
Tuesday's GOSPEL
Pilgrim Jubilee Singers - Homecoming Live At The Wendy Phillips High School, South Park, Chicago.zip
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/xLVaghaz/file.html
Pilgrim Jubilee Singers - Walk On.zip
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/4zyeiMbz/file.html
Pilgrim Jubilees - Chance, NBC & Specialty Sides (1953-57).zip
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/1JujPnk9/file.html
Pilgrim Jubilees - Peacock Sides (1959-75).zip
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/EAtZKJJ6/file.html
Pilgrim Jubilees - Savoy Sides (1979-84).zip
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/ULeWFflI/file.html
Pilgrim Jubilees - The Nashboro Sides.zip
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/Tj0uwUZQ/file.html
PSYCHEDELIC STATES
All these links are about to die. Get 'em if you need 'em:
Alabama:
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Arkansas:
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Georgia:
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Illinois:
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Indiana:
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Maryland:
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Mississippi:
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Missouri:
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New York:
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Ohio:
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Texas:
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Wisconsin:
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My own comps (doo-wop and 60s US folk-rock) + other treats can be found here:
http://freetexthost.com/wxy4gszydu
Searnav,
had I known it yesterday, be sure Eddie had his place here this morning! Think, Bo can wait...
Thanks for the reminder!
This punk band was requested yesterday
999-the_biggest_tour_in_sport-the_biggest_prize_in_sport-web-2002-entitled_int.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/tvtDBAw7/file.html
999-999-web-1978-entitled_int.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/Dv564OpM/file.html
999 (1978) 999 lp.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/RedfYIAI/file.html
This 60's soul singer is superb anyone know why she only had one album
Helene Smith sings sweet soul (1964-1972).zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/ccxGtfgV/file.html
MY LATEST RADIO SHOWS:
NONSTOP ROCKIN' & ROLLIN' #373 (IN MEMORIAM: NOKIE EDWARDS, JERRY WILLIAMS & LAURA LEE PERKINS) [13.04.2018] 20 - 21 Uhr
01 - Kick'em Jenny - Raw Deal
02 - Bobby Bennett - She's My Girl
03 - The Sureshots - Little Heart Attacks
04 - The Danleers - Little Lover
05 - Ray Campi & The Hicksville Bombers - Tore Up (Live)
06 - The Bobby Peterson Quintet - Piano Rock
07 - John Kline - Rockabilly Baby
08 - Duke & The Vikings - Put Me Down
09 - The Wildcats - Apeman Boogie
10 - The Ventures - The McCoy
11 - The Ventures - Stick Shift
12 - The Ventures - Movin' & Groovin'
13 - Laura Lee Perkins - Oh La Baby
14 - Laura Lee Perkins - I Just Don't Like This Kind Of Livin'
15 - Laura Lee Perkins - Don't Wait Up
16 - Jerry Williams & The Violents - Darling Nelly Grey (Live At The Star-Club)
17 - Jerry Williams & The Violents - Forty Days (Live At The Star-Club)
18 - Jerry Williams & The Violents - Long Tall Sally (Live At The Star-Club)
19 - Jimmy Wolford - My Name Is Jimmy
20 - The Carroll Brothers - Bo Diddley
21 - John Lewis & His Rock'n'Roll Trio - Here Comes That Train
22 - The Pyramids - Custom Caravan
23 - Jody Reynolds - Two Of A Kind
24 - The Lazy Bones - Big Boss Man
25 - The Hellabama Honky Tonks - R.O.C.K.
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/GTTSynPq/file.html
NONSTOP ROCKIN' & ROLLIN' #372 (AT THE ROCKHOUSE) [06.04.2018] 20 - 21 Uhr
01 - Phil Gary - Rock And Roll Is Back To Stay
02 - Phil Flowers - You Stole My Heart
03 - David Orell - Be My Baby
04 - Hugh Barrett - Devils Love
05 - Jimmy Ganzberg - Jo Ellen
06 - Dale Wright - You're The Answer
07 - Ray Arlo - She's My Steady Date
08 - Don Johnson - I'm Hypnotized
09 - The Rockin' Jesters - I Was Too Blind
10 - Mac Sims - Drivin' Wheel
11 - Ronnie Lyn - Who Doed It
12 - Ral Donner - Thats All Right With Me
13 - Bob B.Soxx & The Blue Jeans - Dr. Kaplans Office
14 - Johnny Carlton With The Escorts - Bamboo Baby
15 - Mario Duron - When Were Together
16 - John Copeland - Rock'n'Roll Lilly
17 - Junior Gravley With The Rock A Tones - Take My Hand
18 - Jerry Sullivan - Ella Mae
19 - Amokey Armen & The Schooners - Baby What Am I Gonna Do
20 - Bobby Comstock - Do That Little Thing
21 - Robin Hood Brians - Dis A Itty Bit
22 - Dick D'Agostin - Nancy Lynn
23 - Dall Raney & The Umbrellas - Fastback
24 - John Ashley - Born To Rock
25 - Andy Anderson & The Dawnbreakers - Tough Tough Tough
26 - Eddie Fontaine - Middle Of The Road
27 - Johnny Cavalier & The Keynotes - Knock Off The Rock
28 - Dale Wright - Goody Goody Good Bye
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/8Yqa2Yt4/file.html
NONSTOP ROCKIN' & ROLLIN' #371 [23.03.2018] 20 - 21 Uhr
01 - The Boogie Blasters - Olsenboogie
02 - Sun & Lightning - Pumpin' Piano Man
03 - Jerry Lee Lewis - Lovin' Up A Storm
04 - Arthur Lee Maye & The Crowns - Sweet Thing
05 - Micke Muster - Wild One
06 - The Deltas - Boogie Disease
07 - The Deltas - Where'd You Stay Last Nite
08 - The Deltas - It Ain't Right
09 - Harry Hepcat - Milkcow Blues Boogie
10 - The Sunsets - Savoy Club Stomp
11 - Howlin' Lou & His Whip Lovers - I Don't See You Baby
12 - Teddy Reynolds - Puppy Dogs
13 - Los Teen Tops - Buen Rock Esta Noche (GOOD ROCKIN' TONIGHT)
14 - The Rocking Boys - Wipe Out
15 - Los Wizards - Mi Novia (I GOT A WOMAN)
16 - Los Locos Del Ritmo - Un Gran Pedazo De Amor (A BIG HUNK O'LOVE)
17 - Los Sinners - Blue Moon
18 - Los Baby Rock - Me Nena (MY BABE)
19 - Bo Diddley - Cadillac
20 - Mars Attacks - I'm Gonna Get Ya
21 - The Dave Clark Five - Don't Let Me Down
22 - Billy Pitcock & The People - Here Comes The Girl I Love
23 - The Rocketeers - Hey Rube
24 - The Boogie Blasters - Berlin Boogie
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/dkth9OHQ/file.html
NONSTOP ROCKIN' & ROLLIN' #370 [16.03.2018] 20 - 21 Uhr
01 - Alan Barnicoat - Savage
02 - The Megatons - The Woo
03 - Big Johnny Love - Ten Pretty Girls
04 - Groovey Joe Poovey - Jamaica Jill
05 - Bad Hangover - The Nurse
06 - The Satellites - Rockateen
07 - Willie Wright & His Sparklers - Bloodhound
08 - One Plus One - Outer Space Dixie
09 - The Giants - The Stalk
10 - The Royal Flush - We Wanna Rock, We Wanna Roll
11 - The Royal Flush - Boppin' From Here To Mars
12 - The Royal Flush - Party Is Over
13 - Ricky Scott - I Didn't Mean It
14 - Neil Alan - Light My Rockets And Send Me To The Moon
15 - Sonny Lane & The Downbeats - Gimme The Keys
16 - George Young - Can't Stop Me
17 - Rocket 88 - Juicy Fruit
18 - Glenn Barber - Ice Water
19 - The Swingin' Neckbreakers - Ice Water
20 - Chuck Berry - I Want To Be Your Driver
21 - The Swingin' Neckbreakers - I Want To Be Your Driver
22 - Little Richard - The Girl Can't Help It (Take 11)
23 - The Swingin' Neckbreakers - The Girl Can't Help It
24 - Sir Henry & His Butlers - Hi-Heel Sneakers
25 - Sir Henry & His Butlers - Sick And Tired
26 - The Gravestone Four - Rigor Mortis
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/H5UEvM0t/file.html
...Life's An Ocean.
Hefner – The Fidelity Wars (2008) 2 × CD 192kb
https://www.discogs.com/de/Hefner-The-Fidelity-Wars/release/1360736
https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/qPEbLvSI/file.html
Hefner - Breaking God's Heart (2007) 2 × CD 192kb
https://www.discogs.com/de/Hefner-Breaking-Gods-Heart/release/1216784
https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/UIY6bWyv/file.html
The Verve – A Northern Soul (1995) 320kb
https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/G6sOvfFr/file.html
Take Care! and Ride Your Pony...
This will finish off what I have of secular The PERSUASIONS albums.
Sing The Beatles - https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/eGTYkdWm/file.html
Right Around The Corner - https://www32.zippyshare.com/v/pPy3YpeA/file.html
Sincerely - https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/TKPjfxU4/file.html
On The Good Ship Lollipop (an album made for children) - https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/k3dHcqU4/file.html
I have a couple of other Gospel albums and some tracks from performances with others that I may post some day.
Enjoy
G
@ S13
Many thanks for the Roscoe Shelton and recent Groovy Gumbo..
Let me know which actual tracks by Johnnie Mae Matthews you are after and I'll see if I can find any.
When I go to Spotify on my computer I only get 2 tracks by him.....
I have a request.
Do any doo-wologists out there have any volumes of the Doo Wop Buffet series? I'm particularly looking for volume 2, but any will be gratefully received.
Many thanks
Various Artists - 7 Inchers Vol. 3
Prince Harold - Ain't It Amazing/Daddy's Come Home 7” (1968)
http://www.45cat.com/record/sk702
Donnie Elbert - Can't Get Over Losing you/I Got To Get Myself Together 7” (1970)
https://www.discogs.com/Donnie-Elbert-Cant-Get-Over-Losing-You-I-Got-To-Get-Myself-Together/release/5135784
Mel Torme - Games People Play/Willie And Laura Mae Jones 7” (1969)
https://www.discogs.com/Mel-Torme-Willie-And-Laura-Mae-Jones/release/4129625
Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly Now/How Good It Is 7” (1972)
https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Nash-I-Can-See-Clearly-Now-How-Good-It-Is/release/7606027
Frankie Ford - I Can't Face Tomorrow/Half A Crown 7” (1967)
http://www.45cat.com/record/one01
The Falcons - I Can't Help It/Standing On Guard 7” (1966)
http://www.45cat.com/record/323324
John Fred & His Playboy Band - Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)/When The Lights Go Out 7” (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/John-Fred-His-Playboy-Band-Judy-In-Disguise-With-Glasses/release/3011921
Skip Easterling - Meat Rack Tavern/So In Love Are We 7” (1985)
https://www.discogs.com/Skip-Easterling-Meat-Rack-Tavern-So-In-Love-Are-We/release/3012695
G.C. Cameron- No Matter Where/Have I Lost You 7” (1973)
https://www.discogs.com/GC-Cameron-No-Matter-Where/release/1619137
Dean Martin - One Cup Of Happiness (And One Peace Of Mind)/Crying Time 7” (1969)
https://www.discogs.com/Dean-Martin-With-Jimmy-Bowen-Orchestra-Chorus-The-One-Cup-Of-Happiness-And-One-Peace-Of-Mind-Crying-/release/4008619
Smiley Lewis - Please Listen to Me/She's Got Me Hook. Line & Sinker 7” (1956)
http://www.45cat.com/record/x5389
Johnny fFuller - Sister Jenny/My Heart Is Bleeding 7” (1956)
https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Fuller-Sister-Jenny-My-Heart-Is-Bleeding/release/4022789
Jack Ward - Treat Her Right/A Very Hurt Man 7” (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/Jack-Ward-Treat-Her-Right/release/5336241
all at 320 and all in one zip file
http://www37.zippyshare.com/v/OQiPV5GB/file.html
Lt. Garcia's Magic Music Box – 'Cross The Border (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www97.zippyshare.com/v/mm9i8oH9/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Lt-Garcias-Magic-Music-Box-Cross-The-Border/release/8707860
Steppenwolf – At Your Birthday Party (1969) Vinyl @320
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/0kT7dUCY/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Steppenwolf-At-Your-Birthday-Party/release/489645
Jimmy Ruffin – Ruff'n Ready (1969) Vinyl @320
http://www84.zippyshare.com/v/Th63qc36/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Jimmy-Ruffin-Ruffn-Ready/release/2733637
Simtec & Wylie – Gettin' Over The Hump (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www10.zippyshare.com/v/1JtsWoFn/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Simtec-Wylie-Gettin-Over-The-Hump/release/874182
Simtec Simmons – Simtec (1977) Vinyl @320
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/k9z3Og49/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Simtec-Simmons-Simtec/release/2643874
!!! to MusicHoarder77
is there a following after vol.6 of EBAY jukebox?
Thanks
@Suppporter
Thanks to JWDen for the awesome Marian McPartland and to Garin for more fine Persuasions albums, whose Beatles and kids music sound great mixed together on one album (and, yes, I do still make and love CDs). All good wishes...
Iggy
How 'bout some old school NYHC....
Sick Of It All "When The Smoke Clears" EP
https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/qhzcOmeO/file.html
Cheers, CharlieAce
Morricone 2013
2013 - 50 Years Of Music: 92 Original Scores Recorded By Ennio Morricone In Concert (5 Disc Set)
https://mega.nz/#F!v9JDwS5J!gonHxSxOK3A8FWPmYSnkSg
The Best of Michael Kamen
1983 - The Dead Zone @320
1985 - Brazil [FLAC]
1988 - Die Hard @320
1988 - The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen @192
1989 - Licence to Kill @192
1997 - Event Horizon @320
1999 - The Iron Giant @320
https://mega.nz/#F!f8BEnKyb!rzfs57ywfjYyVzCyimIkWQ
More rare Norah Jones for you today.
I put together another 12 non-album tracks, including her awesome takes on "In the Dark" & "I think It's Going to Rain Today"; Beatles and Neil Young covers and more!
Track list & sources:
In The Dark - Noah Jones & Jools Holland (More Friends: Small World Big Band Volume 2)
I Think It's Going To Rain Today - Norah Jones (Higher Ground Hurricane Relief Benefit Concert)
Behind That Locked Door - Norah Jones - George Fest . A Night To Celebrate The Music Of George Harrison
Home for the Holidays - Cyndi Lauper and Norah Jones duet (Single)
If You Want The Rainbow (You Must Have The Rain) - Norah Jones (Boardwalk Empire Vol 3)
Oh Darling - Norah Jones (Musicares tribute to Paul McCartney)
Over The Hill - Norah Jones, Lily Lanken (Sing Me the Songs Celebrating the works of Kate McGarrigle)
Talk to Me of Mendocino - Norah Jones (Sing Me the Songs Celebrating the works of Kate McGarrigle)
As Fast As My Feet Can Carry Me - Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones (Sing Me the Songs Celebrating the works of Kate McGarrigle)
Tell Me Why - Norah Jones (Musicares Tribute to Neil Young)
That's What I Said - Norah Jones (NCIS: The Official TV Soundtrack Vol. 2)
Unchained Melody - Norah Jones (Resistance Radio: The Man in the High Castle Album)
You can find them all HERE: https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/8paNMJxd/file.html
Also for you today:
Her appearance on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz - NPR -1-14-03 - which is a nice addition to @JWDen's Piano Jazz posts today.
You can find it HERE: https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/XEidLKRG/file.html
Demos and More from her wonderful album: "Come Away With Me"
You can find it HERE: https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/gJYJFJdH/file.html
And last, I'm reposting the "Covers" CD, which I am embarrassed to say I uploaded yesterday in mono. I guess the lesson is: Measure twice - Rip once!
You can find the fixed, (track info is otherwise the same) and now in glorious stereo, version HERE: https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/NoHxyCOl/file.html
REGGAE
Jammyland was a record store in the east village of NYC that sold reggae and like; two different t-shirts. On payday I would dig in the boxes and come home with a couple 45s. This comp is 5 hours of vinyl from Jammyland. Ripped by me at 320, pops, clicks, dust and all. Fully tagged with artwork. Reggae, Dub, Roots, Rockers, Rocksteady, Dancehall and more. If you collect reggae comps and have stopped cuz you just get the same tracks repackaged in a different order - give this a try. Big names - A and B sides - versions and dubs that don't get reprinted much anymore. A ton of man hours are in this comp. I hope a couple of you will give it a try and share it other places. (If people like this comp I can a deeper dive on the hard drive and do a part two).
Jammyland - The Sound of Jamaica
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/9c655bbd330e012388fe6a9f34986cc820180416161609/e215c0d2ff505b494db8ffcc794772ec20180416161609/ec73a7
Cheese anyone ?
The Gombay Dance Band.zip
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/vDYlj1Rl/file.html
This Day In 1960 We Lost Eddie Cochran.
Also This Day In 1941 Billy Fury Was Born.
I have a request. Does anyone have these titles available?
Rod McKuen - In Search of Eros LP
Fa Bonx - 49 Stick / Tramps Jamble 7"
Fa Bonx - Jilto Boy / The Rinda 7"
Cheers, Cisco.
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #107:
1920s+ Blues, Jazz, Old-Time, Gospel, and More Yet - I-Artists:
Ida Cox, the incomparable uncrowned queen of Blues (with a talented foot in Vaudeville) gets us going today, bringing along with her a fine troupe of musicians and vocalists. Be sure to give Banjo Ikey a listen; the 1920s (especially early 1920s) are a fascinating era in music, when, say, banjos fit in well with Jazz bands, and Old-Time / early-Bluegrass bands had oboes. Genres of music were fluid and vague and undefined... allowing for a lot of crossover, much of it particularly good.
Ida Cox, 1923-61:
- Complete, 1923-40 [118@224-320] (broken out by years; artwork included
- Blues for Rampart Street (with Coleman Hawkins), 1961 [10@160]
Ida May Mack - sampler, 1928 [6@320]
Irene Scruggs, 1926-31 [2@256, 13@320]
Irving Aaronson and His Commanders, 1926-29 [8@128-320]
Isaac 'Banjo Ikey' Robinson - Chronological, 1929-37 [24@160, 1@320]
Isadore 'Irving Mills' Minsky, 1928-36:
- Mills's Merry Makers, 1928
- And His Hotsy-Totsy Gang, 1928-29 [16@160-320]
- Mills Blue Rhythm Band, 1931-36 [59@256-320 (except 3)]
- miscellaneous, 1929-30 [5@160, 1@320]
Isham Jones, 1921-34 [15@128-320 (except 1)]
Ishmon Bracey - Complete, 1928-29
Seven-day link (expires Apr. 24):
https://we.tl/b4xz0wNK7i
All tracks are 320 KBpS except where noted. Thanks as always go out to the artists themselves, and to the many generous folks who originally ripped these works and for so many years have shared them all over the web.
Tomorrow: a nice full load of artists, from sacred-harp to a pair of jelly-rolls...
Cheers!
@Butterboy:
Love the Chris Connors. She has a sultry voice with a nice catch to it and the orchestrations remind me of those smoky nightclub scenes in noire flicks.
@Bob ...
I may have understated the total number of JMM tracks I'm after lol
here's the full list ...
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1959 - Indian Joe (Northern 3727)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1961 - Oh Baby (Reel 3743)/(Glodis 1004)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1961 - You Worry Me (Reel 3743)/(Glodis 1004)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1961 - Nobody Business (What I Do) (Northern 3746)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1962 - Oh Mother (Reel 119)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1963 - Lonely Road (Reel 122)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 197X - You're The One (Big Hit 108)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 197X - Don't Be Discouraged 1 + 2 (Big Hit 111)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1979 - It's Good (Northern 10039)/(Cotillion 45010)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1979 - Come On Back (Northern 10039)/(Cotillion 45010)
Johnnie Mae Matthews - 1980 - I Can Feel It (Northern 10040)
also looking for this Compilation LP by Black Nasty aka ADC Band
(Johnnie Mae Mathews penned nearly every song on it)
Black Nasty/A.D.C Band - It's Hard Times: Rare And Unreleased Detroit Funk 1975 To 1981 (Funky Delicacies LP 0076)
As always, any help is greatly appreciated and also, thank you for the Pilgrim Jubilees massive sides collection. About to dig into it now :)
cheers, S
Thanks very much to:
Butterboy for Chris Connor. :)
Scott Marks for Michael Kamen. :)
montysmusic for The Goombay Dance Band. :)
UB
@ midiizer,
many thanks for the reggae i look forward to giving it a listen.i have collected and put on local reggae nights for many years so i am intregued to see what is on this comp.
Sorry if this is a redundant question, but I saw Cleaners from Venus Vol. 2 and Vol. 3 posted in the last week, but I seem to have missed Vol. 1. Was it posted recently?
Thanks
@Bob:
Thanks for the latest gospel bounty. Due to your posts, I've developed more of an appreciation for jubilee groups, especially those that veer a little to the rawer end of things.
Hello folks
Thanks Searnav for Deodato
I'm looking for anything from Susannah (Melvoin) if anyone can help.
Does anybody know what's going on at mp3rally.com? It hasn't updated since 4/13.
Hey midiizer, thanks for the reggae, much appreciated and highly recommended. Plenty of excellent reggae and much more TZ friendly music besides to be found at https://otwradio.blogspot.co.uk, the blog of Radio Lancashire's On The Wire, presented by the excellent Steve Barker - available on iPlayer and Mixcloud.
Thanks folks for:
Marian McPartland
Norah Jones
Jammytown
Chris Connor
@midiizer
I like the look of this! Nice too see Barry Brown included, he was a great singer in my book.
Here are few of his, tagged with artwork and highly recommended to all in the Zone. Versions, dubs, extended etc. included. Some from my stuff others from elsewhere so thanks and praises to the usual reggae suspects Jillem (best wishes) and RS (obrigado) in particular.
Barry Brown Mix 53 Tracks: VBR (Very Boss Reggae).
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/St4lIEHH/file.html
J in Liverpool
@ Uncle Babka:
Thanks for all the NORAH JONES today and yesterday. She will never be accused of making herself scarce in her recording appearances and it's nice to have much of her extra-LP stuff consolidated.
I am hoping i can find some help locating two albums by Ramsey Milkwood
2006 Popular Delusions & The Madness of Cows
2011 Larry Buys a Lighter
Thanks
Thomas aka indigoinsf
@Butterboy & @JWDen
Chris Connor and Marian McPartland all in one day? It's too much. I'll get the vapors. Seriously, thanks to you both--they are two of my favorites. Damn, I miss Piano Jazz...
Popcorn anyone?
va - rare popcorn oldies for collectors only vol 2.zip
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/rAEugzEk/file.html
va - rare popcorn oldies for collectors only vol 1.zip
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/HkLcy51j/file.html
Yawning Angel sez...
@Butterboy, thanks so much for the avalanche of Chris Connor. Beautiful!
Thanks for the Ladies LoFi.
cheers,ELtel
midiizer, thank you for your Jammyland comp. These are more fun than those assembled by any given label.
thanks midiizer for the Jammyland pack...still downloading, so no idea yet what's on it, but it's gonna be fun checking out...and as always, thanks to everyone for all the great work..
@ - Aging Child
Thanking you so much for acquiescing to tagging the folders with the artist name on the Fabulously Generous troves from the early parts of the last century. It makes the tagging process SOOOO much easier. Oh yeah, ... the music is INCREDIBLE!!
Much Obliged,
BR
MORE STAPLE SINGERS and NEW ORLEANS’ MUSIC
In keeping with The Staple Singers offering, here is their Christmas album.
Tuck it away for a few months. It is worth the wait.
The Staple Singers - “The 25th Day of December”
LINK: https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/9pgFELPk/file.html
“The Big Old Box of New Orleans” was posted recently. Add this gospel to your New Orleans’ treasures.
New Orleans’ Gospel
“New Orleans Gospel Quartets 1947-1956”
Link: https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/aNpEK08c/file.html
“Religious Recordings From Black New Orleans”
LINK: https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/KtsLITqn/file.html
I don’t remember where I got The Staples’ Christmas music, but the tag indicates that it was posted by Team BUDDHA, and they deserve a hearty thank you for their efforts. The New Orleans’ Gospel comes from @chitlins, catfish and deep fried southern soul, and we are once again grateful for KingCake’s work in ripping and posting this music.
@ midiizer
love your reggae , never ceases to amaze me that an island of
about 2 million people back then could produce so much
outstanding music, also that so much of it still hasn't been
brought to light
hate to quibble as I really appreciate the effort you've made
(gift horses etc) but if you are doing another
one (yes please) it would be great if you coud include a track
number as well - when I play this it sorts alphanumeric by title
which means dubs / B sides don't necessarily follow in order
(maybe just me?)
Midizer,
started listening t your comp this afternoon. Excellent so far. I remember Jammys well. they were my neighborhood go to for my reggae sounds for years. I also would venture up to the Bronx, White Plains road to go to Brads then Moody's. great music and great memories. thanks so much for all your effort.
@JWDen: Thanks for bringing Bob's big Beatles book by, bro. Beauty!
@LoFiLarry: Thank you for more ladies, always more ladies!
@Clash: thanks for the Steppenwolf! Would you, or another of our cousins here, have their "For Ladies Only" (CD or vinyl)? It's an underrated disk from their catalog, and I came to really like the full, extended version of the title track... back when I had an operating turntable. And speaking of "full, extended", no smart comments, gang! Back around 1980, my mother bought me the cutout vinyl on a whim; it was probably still shrink-wrapped. For a couple years (before I got married and moved out), it rested very innocently in her console stereo's record-rack; I don't think she ever opened it up and noticed the gatefold photo...
@ScottMarks: thanks for Michael Kamen; do you also have his score for "Mr. Holland's Opus", one of a pair of soundtracks to that excellent film?
Cheers!
@Easily Confused
Here's Vol 2 of Doo Wop Buffet
https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/kgY9K5BI/file.html
I have a total of 9 Vols but they all appear to be at 192
though they do sound very good.
@midiizer
Thank you for jammyland
@EasilyConfused
Here's all 9 Vols of Doo Wop Buffet.
If there are any more, I don't have them.
https://we.tl/IW64lroctH
Thanks to Bob and Li'l Old Lade for yet more amazing gospel music.
Thank you, midiizer, for your reggae comp.
And thank you @montysmusic for adding to my popcorn collection.
@EasilyConfused
Found the covers for Vol 10 on Amazon
Found all but one song on my hard drives
(Missing #9 Mama's Doin' The Jerk - Attitudes)
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/IbUFvbxh/file.html
@searnav: Thank you very much for Marian McPartland
You can easily adress sorting problema With MP3tag.
@ EasilyConfused,
Thanks for PSYCHEDELIC STATES.
Actually, theses links seem to be dead :
- Florida : 1 and 3
- Illinois : 1
- Maryland : 2
- Ohio : 1, 2 and 3
- Wisconsin : 1
Cheers.
@ midiizer.
Thanks for your reggae compilation.
Very rare in TZ.
Cheers.
Fabio, you can also easily sorting your problema with some "Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey".
midiizer, thanks for the jammypack. I have a large collection of Studio One and Coxsone 45's. Too busy to post now but look for it second week in May.
@BurneyR: You're very welcome (and I think it was you who first requested I include the artist name, a while back). It wasn't that hard of an additional step. So I'm glad it's been a help to you and to anybody else doing custom-tagging. The music is great, is fascinating, ear- and eye-opening, and a great education.
I'd like to recommend for artists who particularly get you going, that you dig around for more of their work. Where what I've zipped up is titled "sampler", or doesn't include "Complete" (i.e., "Complete Recorded Works" -- usually from Document) or "Chronological" in the folder's name, there's usually a lot more the artist has recorded. I've tried to pad out folders where I can... but I'm badly short on time, and largely have to leave that added exercise for the excited students. Sites that have been helpful to me in filling out offerings include Jazz-On-Line.com and Archive.org (with an added salute to @Hermann).
Cheers!
Thanks midiizer for Jammyland.
@montysmusic: thank you very much for 999. By the way do you have "separates" as well? (or somebody else?) That would be great
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