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More Music...099
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Isaac Hayes - The Best Of Isaac Hayes [1986]
Link https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/wzyaA4Sw/file.html
A decent attempt to present some of Isaac Hayes' past hits on an anthology. But as one of R&B and soul's first concept and album artists, it's impossible to appreciate his contributions out of sequence. His early and mid-'70s albums helped change the course of contemporary black music production approaches, and that can't be understood by listening to condensed versions of hit singles, or even just by hearing the singles themselves removed from the album context. (AllMusic Review by Ron Wynn) note: the reviewer still gave four and a half stars rating to this album.
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02 Meters - Trick Bag [1976]
Link https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/XMFFn0Lt/file.html
Trick Bag is the seventh studio album by the funk group The Meters. The name comes from their cover of the Earl King single of the same name. Stephen Erlewine had a negative view and critiqued the album's attempt to sound mainstream. He singles out three tracks as exceptions: "Mister Moon", "Doodle Loop" and "Honky Tonk Women".[2] Joe McEwen of Rolling Stones critiqued the song choices and the attempt to please the commercial market. He said two tracks are in-line with the band's style: "Doodle Loop" and "Chug-a-Lug", and had a positive view of the title track "Trick Bag". Robert Christgau also critiqued the song choices and had a positive view of the title track. (Wikipedia)
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03 Spinners - 2nd Time Around (Japan) [1970]
Link https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/fYYRCdSO/file.html
The Spinners' 2nd Time Around (1970) was actually their debut long-player for the short-lived V.I.P. subsidiary of Motown Records. The "Second Time" referred to in the title indicates the quintet's new direction, which was considerably funkier than the group's former R&B persona. The album likewise marked the final contributions of G.C. Cameron, who himself was the latest in a line of replacements that began when George W. Dixon made way for Edgar "Chico" Edwards in 1961. However, by the time the combo had become part of the Motown roster, Edwards' spot was filled by Cameron. The Stevie Wonder-penned "It's a Shame" became the Spinners' first Top 20 hit of the decade. It paved the way for the torrent of soul-pop crossovers that would follow with the arrival of Philippe Wynne in 1972 and the band's fortuitous collaborations with Thom Bell. There are definitely sounds and shapes of things to come throughout, including the effortlessly traded lead vocals on "It's a Shame," "(She's Gonna Love Me) At Sundown," and the testifying groove during "Souly Ghost." They also demonstrate their substantial harmonies on "Together We Can Make Such Sweet Music" and their particularly poignant blends on "Bad, Bad Weather (Till You Come Home)," "Pay Them No Mind," and especially the midtempo ballad "My Lady Love," which could be mistaken for the Temptations in their mid-'60s prime. "O-o-h Child" -- which the Windy City-based Five Stairsteps took to the Top Ten in June of '70 -- is given a distinctly Motown vibe, bearing the sonic earmarking of noted Hitsville U.S.A. arranger Paul Riser. "In My Diary" is a throwback to the Spinners of old, with a nod to their carefully crafted doo wop style and suitably matched string section. A further comparison to the vintage Temptations is inevitable as the Spinners' take of "My Whole World Ended (The Moment You Left Me)" equals -- if not possibly surpasses -- David Ruffin's more familiar version, and students of the Motown sound should keep listening for Jack Ashford's propulsive percussion. 2nd Time Around closes with a medley of "Can Sing a Rainbow" and "Love Is Blue," a pairing that initially surfaced on the Dells' Love Is Blue LP, which they took into the Top 30 pop survey in June of 1969. (AllMusic Review by Lindsay Planer)
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BONUS VA - Eccentric Soul Omnibus Vol. 1 [2012] (The Mother of all rare 45 compilations)
Link Part 1 https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/AXaVY8JL/file.html
Link Part 2 https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/pLsS146C/file.html
Numero's 45th release Eccentric Soul: Omnibus closes the first chapter of our decade of mapping the American soul diaspora. The complete box set includes forty-five 45s, each with its own replica label and stylish custom Numero sleeve, as well as an 108-page hardback clothbound book chock-full of liner notes, band photos, ephemera, and indices. Everything is housed in a sleek, portable case featuring metal hardware, durable handle, and a vinyl-wrapped exterior patterned with a de-bossed Numero logo. Available in 19 different color combinations, drawing from red, blue, yellow, green, and orange, this beautiful case is the perfect home for this comprehensive collection... (Amazon)
Omnibus, Numero revisited the singles they abandoned back in 2003 and upped the ante to (what else?) 45 seven-inch singles all rare, local soul and funk represses housed inside a custom carrying case. It is exactly the kind of obsessively packaged, massively dense release that Numero has become known for over their eight years. As a friend pointed out, it's also wildly impractical, who is going to sit down and methodically listen to 45 45s at a turntable? (and except all of us who listen to Gyro's "Do The 45" series)
As I pointed back, practicality; has never been Numero's calling card. This, perhaps, has been one key to their success.
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Previous Post 098
01 VA - 50 Songs About Rock and Roll ( A Butterboy Compilation)
Link https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/dAAyqDYb/file.html
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BONUS VA Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol. 1, 1927-1938 +Vol. 2, 1938-1946
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/XreqVLbQ/file.html
VA - Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol. 3, 1947 + Vol. 4, 1948
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/fAmz6Fkd/file.html
VA - Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol. 5, 1949 +Vol. 6, 1950
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/UGQZBNjL/file.html
VA - Roots of Rock N' Roll Vol. 7, 1951 + Vol. 8, 1952
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/ptPQDe9F/file.html
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Here are new, clean rips of the two 4 Out Of 5 Doctors albums from 1980 and '81. These are not the distorted rips that were previously circulated, but brand new ones, done personally by me, replete with tags. There is also HQ artwork for the second one (I didn't have access to a scanner for the first).:
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/k9PCjyjn/file.html
If anyone has NRBQ's "Stay With Me" collection or "All Hopped Up" in any sort of HQ format, I'm all ears.
-- The Anonymous Kid.
Great Speckled Bird – Great Speckled Bird
Ampex Records A 10103 (USA 1970)
Ian Tyson (vocals, rhythm guitar)
Sylvia Tyson (vocals)
Amos Garrett (lead guitar, vocals)
Buddy Cage (pedal steel guitar)
Norman “N.D.” Smart II (drums, vocals)
Ken Kalmusky (bass)
Special Guest = David Briggs (piano)
Produced by Todd Rundgren
1. Love What You're Doing Child (3:36)
2. Calgary (3:00)
3. Trucker's Café (3:22)
4. Long Time To Get Old (3:06)
5. Flies In The Bottle (3:44)
6. Bloodshot Beholder (2:55)
7. Crazy Arms (partly sung in French) (2:51)
8. This Dream (3:37)
9. Smiling Wine (3:07)
10. Rio Grande (3:49)
11. Disappearing Woman (2:10)
12. We Sail (4:31)
Vinyl Gatefold Cover Scans Included
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/9Hf8RRqB/file.html
Peter Lewis – Peter Lewis
Taxim Records TX 2008-2 TA (Germany 1995)
Peter Lewis (vocals and instruments)
With other instruments played by John McFee, Stu Cook, Cornelius Bumpus, Keith Knudsen, Guy Allison, David West, Alan Hughes, Shane McFee
Additional background vocals by Billy Darnell, Randy Meisner, Robin Lamble and John York
The son of movie actress Loretta Young, Peter Lewis was a founding member of Moby Grape. This is his first solo album.
1. Beyond The Storm (3:58)
2. I Got The Night (4:16)
3. Black Moon (3:46)
4. Little Dreamer (4:01)
5. Milk And Honey (4:12)
6. Sittin' By The Window (3:46)
7. Pictures of the Past (3:27)
8. Changing (4:41)
9. Fate Full Of Shadow (3:57)
10. In Between The Lines (4:49)
11. If Life Was Just A Game (6:04)
12. Changing (Reprise) (3:05)
Artwork Included (front, back, inside)
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/7NT1GGCD/file.html
The Complete Verve Gerry Mulligan Concert Band Sessions (1960-62) 4 Disc Set @320
https://mega.nz/#F!f9p0XQJQ!rjXqrUgSgIFMbKG5i6JoBA
Today we have Bowie singles, part the second, taking up his latter day career. All from Willard’s Wormholes, and all at 320. Enjoy!
Part 7 https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/2IbuYUX6/file.html
Part 8 https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/bZUjFbQ6/file.html
Part 9 https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/TCu6if7y/file.html
Part 10 https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/L5oDJhnw/file.html
Part 11 https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/tTJN6gdX/file.html
Part 12 https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/Q5b2sCD9/file.html
Today’s Kitsch Korner sees the next Beatles installment, a Billy May album, and yet another Hal Ashby soundtrack, this time by Al Kooper. Bitrates will vary, but theremins are spooky no matter what context they’re in.
Bob Spitz – “The Beatles: The Biography, Part 5” (2006) https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/AwoqJQdV/file.html
Billy May – “Billy May’s Bacchanalia!” (1955) https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/atgGLXjM/file.html
Al Kooper – “The Landlord” (1971) https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/m46uAyig/file.html
@96dbfreak - Thanks for the correction. I seem to remember something about BlankFrank on Willard's original post, come to think on it. Kudos to both of you on a terrific job of compiling these!
Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 38
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Garage Punk
1. The Cryin’ Out Louds “Mental Case” (USA, 1995)
2. The Dirty Sweets “Born To Die” (USA, 2002)
3. Texas Terri & The Stiff Ones “Baby Let’s Twist” (USA, 1997)
4. Elvis McMan “Slow Children” (USA, 2003)
5. The Bella Bombs “Not For You” (Canada, 2007)
6. The Rigmas “Paper Bifocals” (USA, 2005)
7. Fresh Flesh “Say It, Say Yes” (USA, 2016)
8. Miss Alex White & The Red Orchestra “Don’t Turn Me Up” (USA, 2005)
9. Las Senoras “Desolacion” (Spain, 2010)
10. The Fitts “I Can’t Break Away” (USA, 2000)
11. Tribe 8 “Easy Virtue” (USA, 1993)
12. Fea “Bingo!” demo (Spain, 2015)
13. K-Holes “Rats” (USA, 2012)
14. Die Nasty “I’m High” (USA, 2015)
15. Red Number Nine “Fashion Punk” (USA, 1993)
16. Lady Bits “Sister Pimp” (USA, 2014)
17. The Living Deadbeats “Time” (Canada, 2012)
18. The 440’s “Fuck Me With Rock & Roll” (USA, 2001)
19. The Devil Dolls “The Only One” (Australia, 2004)
20. The Nerv “Deraileurs” (USA, 2011)
21. Zex “Fear No Man” (Canada, 2015)
22. Los Canadians “Never Can” (USA, 1996)
23. Ayn Randy “Lame Brain” (New Zealand, 2017)
24. The Zarkons “White Rabbit” (USA, 1985)
25. Dance Cleopatra “Hearse” (Japan, 2017)
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/gBMgeSRB/file.html
Saturday's GOSPEL
Edwin Hawkins Singers - Children (Get Together) (1971).zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/Tee81jLE/file.html
Edwin Hawkins Singers - Greatest Hits 1968-1973.zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/e2uhffC1/file.html
Edwin Hawkins Singers - He's A Friend Of Mine (Pavilion PBS 10002) - (1969).zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/EKtHkODH/file.html
Edwin Hawkins Singers - Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord (1968).zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/gooR8kPv/file.html
@ Lil'ol'lady
Thanks for the wealth of early gospel yesterday - I only had one of the albums....
Here's the Great Gospel Women, Vol. 1 - I meant to upload it earlier, but this past week or so I have been involved in things outside of the music world - hopefully I can spend more time here from now on.
- The Great Gospel Women.zip
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/shFv8hRI/file.html
Hello to all the sharers.
I look for, please, the following recordings:
- Dolkows – Levitation (LP or CD)
- Dolkows – Hush (LP or CD)
- Dolkows – Silent Woods (Single)
- Dolkows – Pinochet Is Walking On My Street (Single)
- Dolkows – Hell's Gate (Single)
- Dolkows – La La La (Single)
- Dolkows – Beautiful Green (Single)
Thank you in advance.
Cordially
THIERRY depuis la FRANCE
Some J. GEILS BAND albums were offered a few days back. A couple were not great quality and a rare one was missing. So I'll offer what I hope is an improvement without damage of any sort. All have art.
Sanctuary & Love Stinks @320
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/XdItBBf5/file.html
You're Gettin' Even While I'm Gettin' Odd @320
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/lUWfWQNY/file.html
And here is a near complete discography in FLAC
FLAC 1) The J. Geils Band, The Morning After, "Live" Full House, Bloodshot
https://mega.nz/#!9hBwjSSB!93w0DK_gkURlNh6kCFjUWLa1IHUKKY8RuIvqp2qVZhs
FLAC 2) Ladies Invited, Nightmares, Hotline
https://mega.nz/#!tpZyjRqD!czBZnZ5_6AaZMJ8AX1AXRixnY2n2MUWpllsiTbpw5RY
FLAC 3) Blow Your Face Out Live, Monkey Island, Best Of The J Geils Band
https://mega.nz/#!0lgnGDqQ!ojjoFOMGEVVeAM3XZaBPDHwLv8GOKU4iqfhGK2xDSv4
FLAC 4) Sanctuary, Love Stinks, Freeze-Frame, You're Gettin' Even While I'm Gettin' Odd
https://mega.nz/#!Z44REDAK!15a3_WXgh9qeZqDcDplvG5SdrhdGLh43731t_DtkWFk
FLAC 5) Flashback, House Party Live In Germany
https://mega.nz/#!s8winLqL!zaRfIyrD2KlKpqqS3Te9G_y4eO2ff-xKqOdK-m6VegM
FLAC 6) J. Geils Band Anthology - Houseparty
https://mega.nz/#!ppZxDKyK!tpZnzhED0iyf1Fd9n2SOroW8OhNCesfWHwdr18MTXZA
Enjoy
G
50’s and 60s Rock and Roll
ROCKIN’ BANDIT
Rockin’ Bandit – Ray Smith
Hey Baby Doll – Eddie Bush
Willie Brown – Mack Self
Come On – Herman Willis
Tryin’ To Get To You – Roy Orbison
Crazy Baby – Ken Cook
Little Girl Of Mine – Bee Arnold
Stagger Lee – Unknown
Feelin’ Good – Junior Parker
Silver Coin – Ken Craig
I Ain’t Goin’ Home – Mickey Gilley
She’s My Baby – Billy Riley
I Dig You Baby – Tommy Blake
She’s Gone Away – Ernie Barton
I Just Don’t Know – Alton & Jimmy
I’m Evil – Johnny Powers
Ichi Bon Number One – Nick & The Jaguars
Mean Old Kokamo – Tal Miller
Let ‘Em Know – Tommy Ruick
Sweet Woman – Edwin Bruce
Cattywampus – Johnny Ace Canon
Your Honey Love – Dick Penner
I Was A Fool – Roy Orbison
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/bPhdmryt/file.html
Thanks everyone for comments and sharing!
50’s and 60s Rock and Roll
BABY BE GOOD
Baby Be Good – Bill Morrison
Rockin’ Chair Mama – Gordie Sullivan
Aztec – Bo Diddley
Bim Bam – B. B. King
There’s Gonna Be A Party – Bobby Grey
Boys Do Cry – Joe Bennett & Sparkletones
Boys – Tammy St. John
Call My Name – Little Richard
I’ll Be Leaving You – Turner Moore
I’m Gonna Whale On You – Little Arthur Mathews
I Must Be Dreaming – The Barry Sisters
It’s So Easy – The Grand Prix
Run, Run Billy Porter – Shadows Of Knight
Drive-In Movie – Mickey Gilley
Model A Ford Blues – Lefty Nicks
My Dog Can’t Bark – Muddy Waters
My Little Sue – Terry Lee & Poor Boys
Fifteen Seconds – Roxy Williams
Shake It Up – Conway Twitty
Apache – Al Caiola
I have about 150 more cd’s I’ve made to upload.
For your listening pleasure… ebay jukebox. A mix of little known & sometimes quite rare tunes. All were found on ebay as sellers posted them to sell the records. With that, bit rates vary…but it’s a jukebox so fidelity is forgiven. The collection had to pass my ears/approval before being installed into the said machine! If available & it passed the test, both sides are included. Surf, country, rockabilly, 50’s R & B , 60’s garage…and more…50 tracks in each volume. There’s gotta be something to excite your ears!
So, keep your change in your pockets, this jukebox plays for free!
Vol. 8
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/8JxEuMdu/file.html
Highlights on the list..:
The Del Tones-green front boogie
Wailin' Bill Dell-you gotta be loose
Hank Crow-Baby Me Baby
RICK COVEY-- WHOLE LOTTA SHAKIN'
The Vibrents -FUEL INJECTION
Lil Dynamite and the Explosions-Dancin' Little Thing
The UNIQUES-YOU AINT TUFF
HAPPY RECORD STORE DAY !!!
@ Monty
Thanks for the Carla Thomas
Ska anyone ?
VA-Ska Bonanza-CD2 (1991).zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/xgk4DFQl/file.html
VA-Ska Bonanza cd1 (1991).zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/KpgdCt72/file.html
Some Jazz for the weekend sir
The Reign Of Kindo - Play With Fire[jazz-rock].zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/9pRaueln/file.html
James Blood Ulmer-1978 - Tales of Captain Black[free jazz].zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/jtxG7TeI/file.html
Hugh Masekela-(1965) the lasting impressions of ooga booga[jazz].zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/FOmtJJTZ/file.html
1962 - The Jazz Crusaders - At the Lighthouse - Soul Jazz.zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/Ks9G85QO/file.html
Hi. Just to share a great collection of Prog Rock.
A Musical Walk Through The History & The Places:
The Greatness & The Beauty Of The Eternal City
The Rome Pro(g)ject:
The Rome Pro(g)ject is a Symphonic progressive rock project lead by Italian keyboard player and composer Vincenzo Ricca. In addition to Ricca's keyboards, the music of The Rome Pro(g)ject features contributions from well-known British and Italian musicians. Two of the central participants are Steve Hackett (Genesis) and David Jackson (Van der Graaf Generator) who both have played on all three of The Rome Pro(g)ject's albums. Other contributers include David Cross (King Crimson), Richard Sinclair (Caravan), Francesco Di Giacomo (Banco del Mutuo Soccorso), and Billy Sherwood (Yes).
3 abuns (http://www.mediafire.com/file/julrsv5qpqzxxmq/TRPVR18.rar)
Really good stuff for Prog Rock listeners.
ENJOY!!!!
I found this Chuck Berry related item which may interest some
The Beatles & The Rolling Stones Play Chuck Berry .zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/BfhCd7ES/file.htm
Thanks go out to @Garin for completing and improving my J. Geils post. In FLAC, no less!
Re: The Birth of Rock and Roll.
Rock and roll was not born of a song, or a decade, an artist, or a style... Rock and Roll was born of an instrument - the solid body dual pick up amplified electric guitar.
@butterboy Roots of Rock'n'Roll a must have for anybody interested in R'n'R history. Frémeaux as always did a great job.
Almost 30 years ago, it was MORGAN WRIGHT from hoy hoy records who did the pioneering work of publishing many "Rock before Elvis" sides.
http://www.hyzercreek.com/previous_editions_of_rock_before.htm
If there would be a r'n'r-history-hall-of-fame, he would be my #1!
He also once defined "Rock and Roll" as: "Boogie Woogie with a back beat."
http://nonjohn.com/History%20of%20Boogie%20Woogie.htm
Following this definition, one can ask "where does the backbeat come from?". That's what G.N. Tamlyn did in his thesis: The Big Beat: Origins and Development of Snare Backbeat (1998)
https://tagg.org/xpdfs/TamlynPhD1.pdf
https://www.tagg.org/xpdfs/TamlynPhD2.pdf
As expected, (pre war) Gospel is one of the earliest roots (handclapping backbeat), although it was very rarely employed.
@Bob (GOSPEL) Too bad your focus is on postwar artists :-)
A must read (my absolute favorite): Nick Tosches: Unsung Heroes of Rock and Roll. DaCapo Press. NY. 1991; both solid and very amusing.
@ Lil'ol'Lady
Found this - had it filed in a different way to yours:
- Sanctified Singers Part 2 - Blues Classics 18 (Negro Religious Music).zip
https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/KVGxoupt/file.html
djmcblues2 thx for your great comps but you forget the link of baby forget,can you post please?
What I grabbed from Ponytone, before it cantered off…
I’ve been trying to think what I have that can be shared, as some way of thanks for the insane amount of music I’ve scooped up here, over the years. Perhaps these gems that came from the Ponytone blog? Ponytone ran from 2006 to 2012, but I got to the party rather late and before I knew it the blog had vanished. I’ve put the tracks into six volumes, and have tried to take a bit more time over these posts, because there’s some special stuff here. A lot of funk, disco gospel, and boogie from around the world, but that’s only scratching the surface.
Most tracks were ripped at 256 or 320, but some are 192. I don’t care. I’d rather hear a low bitrate rip that’s been done with love than sulk and demand the feckin’ flac. Maybe I’ll change my mind when I’ve had my hearing aids fitted, who knows?
What I’ve gleaned from the WayBackMachine is; you were welcomed with the words “Take your ears for a gallop beyond the stagnant pond of good taste and into the lush, dewy meadows of Ponytone.” Oh, and the contributors went by the names of Lucie, John, Clifford and Darla. All thanks and praise goes to them. It’s also where I first heard the film music of Ahmed Malek.
Here’s the first selection. Let me know if any of you are interested in hearing more, and I’ll prepare the other five volumes.
Ponytone (Vol. 1)
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/O7EQO1LV/file.html
01 Have You Ever Seen The Blues - Yaphet Kotto
02 Soon I Will Be Done - Hazel Manley
03 Wouck - Nguenang
04 Saperi Tama - David Dor
05 Ya Asmar - Orkes Gambus Al Barkah
06 Minsili Aya - Jenny
07 Caravan March - Derboukas
08 Arrebol - Dominguinhos
09 Mian Dakpe Nin Mawu - Alafia
10 Zhang Di - Zhang Di
11 The Singing Killer - HUNG Chung & MEI Ching Li
12 Theme Song - Mona Fong
13 Unknown Song - The Stylers
14 Stolen Heart - Roman TAM & Margaret LEE
15 Shaking All Over - Xiao Fangfang
16 Silverstones A1 - Silverstones
17 We Meet Again - The Sapphires
18 Atlanta - The Chapparrals
19 Piani - Jo Tongo
Gaius aid:
Bob Dylan is touring Germany in the very moment. Those of you who are able to read a German article might be interested in what the "Westdeutsche Zeitung" wrote about his concert on Thursday evening in Krefeld:
http://www.wz.de/lokales/krefeld/90-minuten-mit-bob-dylan-1.2665429
In the early 70's some musicians took a great and important name for their new founded band. They played a musical competent mixture of Funk, Prog and some psychedelic stuff. And they vanished without a trace after releasing 3 albums. Here is "Byzantium":
"Byzantium "
Byzantium (1972) [England, Psychedelic Folk, Funk]
https://yadi.sk/d/_eiY88LP3USTr5
Seasons Changing (1973) [England, Progressive Rock/Psychedelic Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/EOItpo313PUVvX
Live & Studio (1972) [England, Progressive Rock/Psychedelic Rock]
https://mega.nz/#!v1g3EA7T!l5rTYkxIDOd056-GD01wtEESAhH85rjxLhBku3bgWF0
More great Catherine Russell to share with you today:
Catherine Russell - 2012 - Strictly Romancin'
Link: https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/mXWgTet9/file.html
Catherine Russell - 2014 - Bring It Back
Link: https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/aPSKOyr8/file.html
Live - Jazz at Lincoln Ctr 2012-11-09
Link: https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/N2r5QH1z/file.html
Her appearance on NPR's Marion McPartland 2010-11-05
Link: https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/twHVDvjY/file.html
And, in one folder:
1: "Cat" Live at Jazz en Tete 2013 (an audio file extracted from a video of that performance)
2: "Crazy Blues" from the Boardwalk Empire soundtrack
Find both HERE: https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/VphCMhxu/file.html
And I'll try my request again: Does anybody have her dad's album "Luis: Louis Armstrong and Luis Russell 1929-1940"? (Amazon also sells it as a digital download entitled "Sunny Side of the Street".)
@djmcblues2 - Thanks for the Rockin' Bandit. Was there also supposed to be a link for Baby Be Good? I look forward to hearing the other collections you have in store!
...melancholy saturday.
Portuguese fado music - The Portuguese Blues
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Ana Moura born in 1980, in Santarém, Portugal is a Portuguese fado singer.
Ana Moura – Coliseu - Live (2008) @ 320
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/g5FVFvI1/file.html
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Carminho aka Maria do Carmo de Carvalho Rebelo de Andrade
born 1984, in Lisbon, Portugal is a Portuguese fado singer.
Carminho – Fado (2009)
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/L42npAnb/file.html
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@ Hermann.
Danke für das ZAZ Video, ich kannte es bisher nicht. Sehr schön!
Sie ist einfach "schmerzfrei", die ZAZ und hat dazu eine super Stimme!
@ Hermann.
Thanks for the ZAZ video, I did not know it yet. Very nice!
She is just "painless", the ZAZ and has a great voice!
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@jonder
thanks. yes! there is more coming, once a week ...
had the dog faced hermanns live experience, @ Hamburg,
Germany in the "Rote Flora" I never forget, this great concert ...
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@Timebender / @Brause
thanks for MCCARTHY, has filled a gap in my life..
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someone here remembers the "Blaggers ITA" from UK ??
https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/260568-Blaggers-ITA
I lost everything from this band :-(( Thanks for Help & Sharing in advance!
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@ S13
Many thanks for the Ted Taylor & Groovy Gumbos.
You're covering many of the really good soul singers - good stuff!
Garin, thank you for the J. Geils upgrades!
Here's some Gospel which was requested plus a few others
The Half Ain't Never Been Told Vol. 2.zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/REv9r5Bm/file.html
Como Now - the Voices of Panola County, MISSISSIPPI.zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/Kc6cNpBI/file.html
Negro Religious Songs and Services.zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/Gl2FuzyX/file.html
• negro religious field recordings (1924-1941) vol. 2 - from sc, ms, tx.zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/j2IL7JG8/file.html
negro religious field recording vol 1 (1934-1942).zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/r9LlxQGb/file.html
Nice Comps As Usual Djmc
Second One Has No Link Mate
Cheers
Tel
@montymusic
Thanks a bunch for the Sounds of Liverpool. Highly appreciated.
Thanx JWDen Nice To Have All The Singles Together
Also Thanx To Willards Wormholes
Thanks vacabilly and sorry. I posted at about 3 AM my time and forgot. I got more sleep and am okay now. Here is the link for BABY BE GOOD:
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/1WVXwhPA/file.html
@Muzz thank you, very interesting. I hadn't heard of that blog.
Cheers Marlon
Gaius said:
Dan McCafferty was a founding member of "Nazareth". in the mid 70'she released a s/t solo-album. It didn't come quite clear to me what the reason really was. Because entirely all of the tracks were standards. Good old Dan hadn't wrote a single title.
On the other hand remember what "Nazareth" had done to such 'harmless' originals as 'Love hurts' and 'This Flight Tonight'. So maybe that's the reason fore this album. And did he succeed? Yeah an Nooo. You'll get a real slow burner of "Neil's - Cinnamon Girl". You may say 'hats off' to his version of 'Stay with me, Baby'. What you might say about 'Out of Time' I could only imagine. O.K. here is Dan, with a lot of Bonus material including one single track he has co-written:
"Dan McCafferty "
Dan McCafferty (1975) [Scotland, Pop Rock/Soul, 320]
https://yadi.sk/d/ZDCzPsVy3JeZA3
And here are Paul Rodgers and Jimmy Page with "The Firm (320)":
"The Firm "
The Firm (1985) [England, Hard Rock/AOR]
https://yadi.sk/d/CXXuO-F83RyzLJ
Mean Business (1986) [England, Hard Rock/AOR]
https://yadi.sk/d/XWzwajI13Ryzd9
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #111:
1920s+ Old-Time, Cajun, Blues, Jazz, Polka, and More - J-Artists, part 4 of 7:
Anyone hungry for Butterbeans? (Got platters!) I'm not going to draw a connection of any kind between butterbeans, and a whoopie wilfahrt that follows a little later, though; thank you. I'm not.
John and Emery McClung - sampler, 1927-29 [4@256-320]
John Bertrand, 1929
John 'Butterbeans' and Susie Edwards - Complete, 1924-27
- in two parts; artwork included
- miscellaneous [6@128-320]
John Dilleshaw - Complete, 1929-30
John Hammond - sampler, 1927
John Henry Howard - Complete, 1925
John 'Jesse Oakley' McGhee - sampler, 1927-30 [4@160]
John 'Whoopee' Wilfahrt - sampler, 1928-34 [4@145-155]
Johnny 'Daddy Stovepipe' Watson - Complete, 1921-35 [1@294, 14@320]
Johnny Dedroit, 1924-25 [9@96-237]
Johnny Dodds, 1923-40:
- The Chronological, 1926
- The Brunswick and Vocalion Recordings, 1927
- With Jimmy Blythe, 1926-28 [15@128, 8@320]
- King of the Blues Clarinet, 1923-40 [1@128, 14@320]
- New Orleans Stomp (with Satchmo), 1926-40 [10@256, 7@320]
- miscellaneous, 1927-29
Johnny Dunn's Jazz Hounds, 1921-28 [11@106-320]
Johnny Hamp, 1925-32 [23@128-320]
Johnny Marvin, 1927-31 [21@128-320]
Johnson Brothers - The Bristol Sessions, 1927-28 [7@192]
Seven-day link (expires Apr. 28):
https://we.tl/g7VSWxwuXC
All tracks are 320 KBpS except where noted. Thanks as always go out to the artists themselves, and to all the generous folks who for so many years have shared these works all across the web.
Tomorrow: Joseph, lieber Joseph mein...
Cheers!
Is there any chance someone's have to post The Trumpeteers "Milky White Way", double Cd P-Vine, with 54 songs? Would be a treat to have. Thanks! John.
@ Wu Ming - stay tuned to TZ, I'll up what I have to Zippy, sadly it's only two albums (Bad Karma and Fuck Fascism ...)
I knew one of the later guys!
I've really been enjoying the Marian McPartland Piano Jazz shows that have been posted recently and look forward to listening to Uncle Babka's that was posted today. I went looking for more without much luck but could only find ones that were being streamed on the NPR website. That said I did just have to record the 1991 Beegie Adair one since she's a favourite of mine. The files are m4a.
https://rg.to/file/f933683f7a29dfaecdc62a23aba7b6f8/BA.zip.html
Maybe someone can post some Sylvia McFarland stuff ?
Unlce Babka:
More thanks for part 2 of Catherine Russell - I'm listening to Part 1 right now, and she's making my day!
For an 'Anonymous' request (yesterday):
Modern Lovers - Rock 'N' Roll With The Modern Lovers @ 320kbps
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/SpnB48XP/file.html
That'all & long life TZ's Lovers
@ Searnav
Thank you very much for Great Speckled Bird
@ Gaius
Thank you very much for Dan McCafferty
Thanx Again Djmc
@Bob.....Thank you, thank you, thank. I'm glad you could use the music I posted yesterday. It felt good to contribute to your extensive collection. You have no idea how much your gospel shares are appreciated!
@Montysmusic......Wow! to receive requests plus some is wonderful. You post so many different genres, you could probably fill a request for Tuvan throat singing! Thank you very much.
Thanks to all who post gospel or make others' wish lists a reality. This community is the largest music resource on the globe.
@djmcblues2 -- Thank you so much for "Rockin' Bandit"
and "Baby Be Good."
Here's some odds and ends from my weeks searching..[first one is my fav Mojo Presents!]
V.A. - Mojo Prents-2000 Light Years From Home UK Rock Trips Out 1967-70.zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/vV4pQF5C/file.html
The Zombies - Extended Versions (2013).zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/4jYRgsGD/file.html
Mickey Newbury-2011 - Better Days (demos, rarities, unreleased).zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/Mwfz0Syi/file.html
FA BONX-7%22 single.zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/GGObvfbm/file.html
DOLKOWS - 1988 - The Story of Robin and the Nudes.zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/vKPkiz3J/file.html
This a fabulous Psychedelic Folk album check him out on wiki
1970 - Richard Twice[psyche folk].zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/SM0DSK4G/file.html
Nancy Sinatra-Cherry Smiles - The Rare Singles.zip
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/ioDbYJIf/file.html
Check out this list of bespoke soul compilations - some links (Precisions, Big Dee Irwin, Judy Clay, Johnny Daye, Soul Brothers 6, Nelson Sanders, Showstoppers, Eddie Parker, Reuben Bell, Sharpees) are teetering on the brink, so grab 'em while you can!
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/PlHU1EmR/file.html
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/LDprmQoH/file.html
Searnav
Thank you for your many terrific contributions. And for Colin Blunstone One Year. A couple of years ago you posted a number of his albums, including live performances. is there any chance you can repost them?
@ButterBoy: thanks for Isaac's best-of!
@Searnav: thanks for the Great Speckled Bird -- this one's worth it just for smooth guitarist Amos Garrett alone (no offense, Todd); just a few years after this release, he'd grace Maria Muldaur's "Midnight at the Oasis" with his sweet solo work. (I'm listening to it right now.)
@JWDen: keep those Quarrymen coming... thanks!
@LoFiLarry: thank you for your latest share of fine, talented ladies.
@Garin: thanks for the J. Geils upgrade, too.
@Monty's: thank you for Chuck's redux... and the field-recordings and early religious.
@Bob: thanks for the Sanctified Singers -- looks like a nice comp of (mostly) pre-WWII recordings.
Cheers!
@nonymous (April 20, 2018 at 9:52 PM):
"Aging Child - have you something hard rockin' to share from the years 1889 -1924 ? I would appreciate to see it here."
I do... although I don't think Edward Issler's "Electric Light Quadrille" hard-rocks, in any of our current senses!
We're working our way back in time, riding the rollicking bus further and further into the earliest recorded music... and quite literally taking our time, enjoying the sights and sounds, and collecting souvenirs and trying not to leave too many twonkies behind.
The 1920s-plus will wrap up in three or four weeks, since so much great sound was laid onto shellac and whirling cylinder back then, and deserves to be heard. The remaining decades backward to the 1880s (with a couple goodies from 1860-76) will be much quicker forays, where we'll spend maybe four days or so per decade... although I hope to be able to pull in some more recordings.
If you want to do some advance scouting for us, check out these sites, and their offerings:
https://centuriesofsound.wordpress.com
http://www.centuryoldsounds.com
http://www.firstsounds.org
Overall Archive.org is a great resource as well: go to their Audio section, and select some 'way-back year-filters (some of which are obviously erroneous) from the left column (click "more"), and give a listen to what shows up. You might find some great hard rockin' -- although, given the limitations of acoustic recording, you'll have to expect a lot of brass accompaniment. (NB: some of the site's restorations are overly tweaked, and sound weak and watery.)
Cheers!
Aging Child
Thanx for redoing the broken linx.
@ Wu Ming, thank you for the fado posts. I love that stuff.
Thanks to Bob, Lil Old Lady, and Monty for yet more gospel music. It will take me years to listen to all that has been posted here recently, but I am enjoying the journey. Who knows? Maybe it will even save my soul, if I have one.
@ Scott Marks, I really love the music you've been posting recently, but I really don't like downloading from your Mega directory. Downloading a gig from the directory as a zip fail 3 times out of four, and takes an average of 4 to 5 hours. Each of your Sidney Bechet posts required multiple attempts over several days, and according to my ISP, I have the fastest connection in North America. Individual files, already zipped, download in under 60 seconds. Would it be too much to ask for you to zip the albums and post individual links? Or use Wetransfer for these huge files? No disrespect intended, but hoping you will find a better way for us to access the music you share with us.
@ Muzz,
More Ponytone, please! I enjoyed this first one a lot!
This is a 3 CD set of Jerry Lewis..
CD 1 is Live At The Star Club..
Your Cheating Heart is 3.04 and appears to be complete..
Jerry Lee Lewis - The Killer - Live 1964-1970.zip
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/ZHCgaVCV/file.html
Great Gospel Women(Vols 1 & 2).zip
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/r49ypTVH/file.html
SonofTransitFord,
thanks for attention, done!
@Lil'ol'lady
Well, I see that the great Bob and the also great Monty stepped forward and delivered right away, but I hope I can help some other time...
Mega Links from Scott Marks have been working just fine for me. No problems at all. Fast and easy.
Yawning Angel sez...
Uncle Babka, many thanks for the second installment of Cat! Loving the first. Can't wait to dig in.
Thank you for the Peter Lewis.
@Gaius: thank you for the Firm.
@Monty's: thanks for the extended Zombies.
@DuaneVorhees, re the broken/bum link(s): you're very welcome; thank you for the catch, the alert... and the patience. I'm an amateur among real pros here, and dislike the hurdles and booboos even more than our surprised friends on the receiving end do.
Cheers!
Thanks Butterboy for The Best Of Isaac Hayes and montysmusic for Nancy Sinatra-Cherry Smiles.
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