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This was requested yesterday
Freddy Cannon – (At) Palisades Park
Original LP = Swan records LP-507 (USA 1962)
Israel release = Teen Records TH 30021 (Israel 1962)
German Reissue = Outline Records OOLP 5213 AS (Germany 1982)
“Palisades Park” on front and labels; “At Palisades Park” on back
1. Palisades Park (1:54)
2. Transistor Sister (2:25)
3. Buzz Buzz A-Diddle-It (2:27)
4. The Merry Go-Round broke Down (2:24)
5. Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini (2:40)
6. Meet Me In St. Louis / Take Me Out To The Ball / In The Good Old Summertime (1:58)
7. Forever True (2:24)
8. For Me And My Girl (2:31)
9. Teen Queen Of The Week (2:12)
10. Summer´s Comin´ (2:24)
11. Splish Splash (2:00)
12. June, July, And August (2:13)
Artwork Included (US front, Germany back, Israel front, back, labels)
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/jfvuCp8X/file.html
The Long Ryders – Native Sons
Frontier Records FLP 1013 (USA 1984)
Sid Griffin (guitar, harmonica, autoharp, bugle, vocals)
Tom Stevens (electric and stand-by bass, vocals
Stephen McCarthy (guitar, keyboards, mandolin, banjo, vocals)
Greg Sowders (drums, percussion)
With:
Gene Clark (vocals)
Dave Pearlman (steel guitar)
Phil Kenzi (baritone and tenor saxophones)
1. Final Wild Son (2:34)
2. Still Get By (2:50)
3. Ivory Tower (second lead vocals by Gene Clark) (3:00)
4. Run Dusty Run (2:25)
5. (Sweet) Mental Revenge (2:50)
6. Fair Game (2:38)
7. Tell It To The Judge On Sunday (3:08)
8. Wreck Of The 809 (3:56)
9. Too Close To The Light (4:11)
10. Never Got To Meet The Mom (2:15)
11. I Had A Dream (3:49)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/5MDJfsRh/file.html
Colin Blunstone – Planes
EPIC S EPC81592 (U.K. 1978)
with Pete Wingfield, Paul Keogh, Lyle Harper, Dave Mattacks, B.J. Cole, Ray Cooper, Rod Argent, Russ Ballard, The Gonzales Horns, Hugh Burns, Barry Morgan, Gus Dudgeon, The Marquettes, John Verity, Richard Hewson, Richard Kerr, Freddie Gandy, Roger Pope, Paul Buckmaster, Tom Barlage, Dave Markee, Mark Chapman, Mike Moran, Del Newman, Tony Burrows, Russell Stone, Chas Mills.
Produced by Gus Dudgeon.
1. Beautiful You (3:15)
2. Planes (4:05)
3. Since I've Been Loving You (4:37)
4. Ain't It Funny (2:51)
5. Only With You (3:35)
6. I Can Almost See The Light (3:58)
7. Good Guys Don't Always Win (3:44)
8. Loving And Free (4:00)
9. Dancing In The Dark (2:04)
10. It's Hard To Say Goodbye (3:16)
11. Care Of Cell 44 (3:22)
12. Tell Me How (2:09)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, inner, labels)
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/fsFMiYWb/file.html
More Music...104
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Billy Taylor - Four Flutes [1959]
Link https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/N0e73ved/file.html
Billy Taylor with Four Flutes is an album by American jazz pianist Billy Taylor featuring tracks recorded in 1959 for the Riverside label.
In the 1950s, pianist Billy Taylor was best known for his work with his trios. For this Riverside set (reissued on CD in the OJC series) Taylor tried something different, writing arrangements for four flutists (including Frank Wess, Herbie Mann, and Jerome Richardson), his rhythm section, and the congas of Chino Pozo. The flutists get their opportunities to solo, and the music (which includes "The Song Is Ended," "St. Thomas," "Oh Lady Be Good," "How About You," and four of Taylor's originals) is essentially bop, but the unusual instrumentation gives the set its own personality. Enjoyable music that certainly stands out from the crowd. (AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
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02 Bud Powell - The Amazing Bud Powell, Volume Two [1953]
Link https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/Zgn3MCiu/file.html
Following the first brilliant flowerings of his talent from 1945-51, Bud Powell's recording sessions always hung in a delicate balance between his awe-inspiring creativity and his fragile psyche. This trio date from August 14, 1953--following a year-and-a-half stay in an institution--has always stood out as one of the best of his later recordings, an essential document of modern jazz piano. Accompanied by bassist George Duvivier and drummer Art Taylor, his working trio, Powell is in a comfortable setting and exceptional form, transforming a series of standards and bop tunes into profoundly personal creations alive with dynamic contrasts. Both "Autumn in New York" and "Sure Thing" assume classical dimensions in Powell's reworkings, from the fantasia that introduces the first to the quirky, near-baroque dimension that the latter assumes. "Polka Dots and Moonbeams" takes on somber depths, while "I Want to Be Happy" is pure, kinetic invention. The bop blues of "Collard Greens and Black-Eyed Peas" emphasizes the empathy and relaxed flow of the trio, while Powell's "Glass Enclosure"--inspired by the apartment where the pianist was held virtual prisoner by his manager--is a tense complex of shifting moods. The new Rudy Van Gelder edition adds immeasurably to the experience of this music. The remastering restores the expressive life of Powell's piano sound, and there are five previously unreleased tracks, a version of "I've Got You Under My Skin" and four unreleased alternate takes, each revealing another aspect of Powell's genius. (Amazon - Stuart Broomer)
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03 Reuben Wilson - The Sweet Life [1974]
Link https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/JNWiuwsA/file.html
After a series of sugary soul-jazz dates for Blue Note, Reuben Wilson resurfaced on Groove Merchant with The Sweet Life. The title notwithstanding, the session is his darkest and hardest-edged to date, complete with a physicality missing from previous efforts. Credit tenor saxophonist Ramon Morris, trumpeter Bill Hardman, guitarist Lloyd Davis, bassist Mickey Bass, and drummer Thomas Derrick, whose skin-tight grooves sand away the polished contours of Wilson's organ solos to reveal their diamond-sharp corners. The material, while predictable (i.e., standbys like "Inner City Blues" and "Never Can Say Goodbye"), is nevertheless well suited to the set's righteous funk sound. (AllMusic Review by Jason Ankeny)
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BONUS VA - The Organ [2015]
Link https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/XAAYSHnx/file.html
Tracklist
01. John Scofield - Chank
02. Pat Metheny - Sound Off
03. Dr. Lonnie Smith - Seven Steps to Heaven
04. Larry Young - Back Up (Remastered)
05. Jimmy Smith - Organ Grinder's Swing (feat. Grady Tate & Kenny Burrell)
06. Joey DeFrancesco - Give It Up
07. Lou Donaldson - Funky Mama (Remastered)
08. Joey DeFrancesco - All I Need
09. Pat Martino - Recollection (Live)
10. Jack McDuff - Butter (For Yo' Popcorn)
11. Shirley Scott - A Shot In the Dark
12. Baby Face Willette Quartet - Face to Face (Remastered)
13. Grant Green - Blues For Willarene
14. Bill Doggett - Fatso
15. Jimmy Smith - Milestones
16. Stan Getz - Dynasty
17. Maceo Parker - People Get Ready
18. Jimmy Witherspoon - I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town
19. Jimmy Smith - Blues For Del
20. Walter Wanderley - Beach Samba
21. Stanley Turrentine - One O'clock Jump (First Version)
22. Rosemary Clooney - You Took Advantage of Me
23. Alice Coltrane - My Favorite Things
24. Astrud Gilberto - Voce Ja Foi Bahia
25. Count Basie - K.C. Organ Blues
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Previous Links 103
01 VA - Blues Masters Vol 01 [2012]
Link https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/NCkGhXWV/file.html
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02 VA - Blues Masters Vol 02 [2012]
Link https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/xVnW364Q/file.html
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03 VA - Blues Masters Vol 03 [2012]
Link https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/Aii7ORn1/file.html
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BONUS VA - Golden Blues [2005]
Link https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/QPd03r09/file.html
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Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 43
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Garage Punk, Gunk Punk, Trash Rock
1. The Vivians “Black Widow” (USA, 1989)
2. The Killer Barbies “Kiss Mouth” (Spain, 1995)
3. Becky Lee & Drunkfoot “Lies” (USA, 2010)
4. Bruiser Queen “This Kiss” (USA, 2010)
5. Mescaline Drive “No No Girls” (Japan, 1988)
6. Vivoras “Little Stevie O” (Spain, 1995)
7. Shop Fronts “So Sick” (USA, 2006)
8. X-Prays “Don’t Look At Me” (Spain, 2011)
9. Thee Headliners “Double Dutch” (USA, 2009)
10. Dear Darkness “Birthday Party” (USA, 2017)
11. The Slags “Strychnine” (Germany, 1995)
12. Free Kitten “Oh Bondage, Up Yours” (USA, 1995)
13. Bleeders “I Hate Men” (USA, 2017)
14. Devils Teef “Pariah Queen” (USA, 2015)
15. The Hectics “Bath Mat” (USA, 1996)
16. Astrid Oto “Oh My” (USA, 2001)
17. Otoboke Beaver “Anata Ga Falling Love Shita No Ha Watashi Ga Kirai Na Onnanoko” (Japan, 2016)
18. Tragic Mulatto “Underwear Maintenance” (USA, 1987)
19. Lilac “So Young” (USA, 2011)
20. Cruising “You Made Me Do That” (Ireland, 2014)
21. Mary Bell “Please, No” (France, 2017)
22. Ed Asner & The Little Banditz “Busy Busy Busy” (USA, 1995)
23. Miami “Deja Vu” (USA, 2000)
24. Phone Jerks “3rd Wheel” (Canada, 2017)
25. Thee Almighty Handclaps “Walkin’ Out” (USA, 2008)
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/Uy4dbrrN/file.html
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My apologies for those of you following Bob Spitz’s “The Beatles: The Biography” – Part 8 is in “And Now for Something Completely Different” # 230 – mislabeled as Part 7. The real Part 7 is in #229. In case you don’t want to look it up, the link is: https://www115.zippyshare.com/v/DaevxeVP/file.html
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The last day of Mike Oldfield has some incredible stuff, including his take on the Arthur C. Clarke novel, “Songs of Distant Earth,” the Celtic “Voyager,” and an album of nothing but guitars, as well as two more “Bell” albums. Again, all at 320, and I hope you’ve enjoyed every strike of the hammer.
1994 – The Songs of Distant Earth https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/tWlUFMpn/file.html
1996 – Voyager https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/IlaxLHyG/file.html
1998 – Tubular Bells III https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/59x3jFha/file.html
1999 – Guitars https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/tnMFjEsm/file.html
1999 – The Millennium Bell https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/MltOakO8/file.html
2002 – Tres Lunas https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/8DBvBkvs/file.html
Today’s Kitsch Korner starts a four part run of Terry Southern reading his darkly comic erotica novel, “Candy,” some Skitch Henderson (musical architect of the “Tonight” show prior to Doc Severinsen), and the soundtrack to the movie “Mystery Science Theatre 3000” made famous, the incredibly bad “Manos, The Hands of Fate.” Bitrates will vary, Torgo (“Torgo’s Theme” is my ringtone…). When’s my pizza coming?
Terry Southern – “Candy, Part 1” (1988) https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/BpDvicnx/file.html
Skitch Henderson – “Skitch…Tonight” (1965) https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/ampglieQ/file.html
Russ Huddleston & Robert Smith Jr. – “Manos, The Hands of Fate” (1966) https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/o0vPTEqs/file.html
BA-LOP-BAM-BOOM! SHUT UP!
The King of Rock ’n’ Roll: Little Richard Day 3
1963 - Little Richard Sings Gospel @192
1964 - Crying In The Chapel (45rpm) @224
1964 - Little Richard is Back! @320
1966 - Little Richard: Paris 1966 @224
1966 - Sings His Greatest Hits @320
1966 - The Wild and Frantic [FLAC]
https://mega.nz/#F!78pTzCaY!Os5P_dEI8YhKTI4saHtBgg
The Chico Hamilton Quintet
1954-1959 - The Complete Pacific Jazz Recordings (6 Disc Set) [FLAC]
https://mega.nz/#F!ilYSyKZT!OkQbGE78x00Q2QDBHl2zbw
@Uncle Babka - A thousand thanks for that last blast of piano jazz. I can hardly wait to hear Dr. John!
...Timebender said...
John Peel Pt.2 of 2
John was the first DJ to give exposure to punk, reggae and hip-hop,
long before they crossed over into the mainstream, and also supported
a lot of electronic and other world music forms too. Many eminent musicians,
both popular and specialist, recorded a "Peel session"
(The Peel Sessions, The John Peel Show) over the years, with many like The Fall
returning several times throughout their careers.
John also won the prestigious Sony Award for Broadcaster Of The Year in 1993,
and was named Godlike Genius by the NME in 1994.
Outside of BBC Radio 1 he also did quite a few non-music related shows on BBC Radio 4,
as well as both music & non-music programming for TV,
where he could indulge his interest for other subjects.
He died on the 25 October 2004 at the age of 65,
after a heart attack while on holiday in Peru.
Two other things of interest. As he couldn't bare to get rid of any music of value,
he was well known for his humungous record collection; much of which he stored in a barn
of it's own at his family home. The other more poignant thing he is also very much remembered
for was his liking for the 1978/1983 track "Teenage Kicks" by The Undertones,
which would always reduce him to tears.
Writing once an article for the Guardian national newspaper giving the reason why he liked
it so much, he simply said:
"there's nothing you could add to it or subtract from it that would improve it"
and that his wife Sheila knew the only words he wants written on his tombstone
apart from his name are part of the the first line, "Teenage Dreams, So Hard To Beat".
[Discogs]
* John Peel famously plays 'Teenage Kicks' twice in a row.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPzyN8Qq5XA
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PERFECT UNPOP: PEEL SHOW HITS & LONG LOST LO-FI FAVOURITES VOL.1
1976 - 1980 _ Cherry Red Records _ 2008
Tracklist
01 - Tours _ Language School
02 - The Vibrators _ Whips And Furs
03 - Subway Sect _ Ambition
04 - Young Marble Giants _ Final Day
05 - Kleenex _ Hedi's Head
06 - The Bears _ On Me
07 - Wreckless Eric _ Whole Wide World
08 - Swell Maps _ Real Shocks
09 - The Out _ Who Is Innocent?
10 - Eater _ Thinking Of The USA
11 - The Disco Zombies _ Mary Millington
12 - Mo-Dettes _ White Mice
13 - The Outcasts _ Self-Conscious Over You
14 - The Wasps _ Teenage Treats
15 - The 45s _ Couldn't Believe A Word
16 - Glaxo Babies _ This Is Your Life
17 - The Prefects _ Going Through The Motions
18 - The Carpettes _ Radio Wunderbar
19 - The Tights _ Bad Hearts
20 - The Monochrome Set _ He's Frank (Slight Return)
21 - Au Pairs _ It's Obvious
22 - Sinatras _ Happy Feeling
23 - The Boys _ Brickfield Nights
24 - Blue Orchids _ The Flood
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/HOERNz9X/file.html
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A Big Thank You to the original uploader of this great compilation.
* Get this one quick in case its not up for long.
I much prefer posting my own rips, though
this is a very good one indeed.
* Back with some FLAC tomorrow to wrap up this months
Punk and Post Punk spotlight. One of many more features
to come I'm sure. One bonus post of Warsaw and Joy Division
and here I am a month later, time flies.
Thursday's GOSPEL
From now on I will be concentrating primarily on pre WWII Gospel and general Gospel V/A compilations (plus anything extra that I might find whilst browsing through my external drive).
My memory is not so good any more, therefore some of these may have been on TZ before, so I apologize if I am repeating someone else's uploads - but I would rather repeat them than miss them out. Plus anyway, some people may not have downloaded them the first time around...
Aging Child and Lil'ol'Lady are probably the two other main people who have put gospel here, along with Monty, AlfKatz and of course RYP along with a few others. I'm sure they will not be too upset if some of their efforts are repeated for the sake of completeness. My only desire is that the music be made available to genuine enthusiasts.
Thanks to all the original uploaders.
Alphabetical Four - Complete Recorded Works 1938-1943 (Document).zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/avwIRp1C/file.html
Arizona Dranes - Complete Recorded Works (1926-1929).zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/a2ET2FwM/file.html
Blind Arvella Gray - The Singing Drifter (1972).zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/xdbWA6cS/file.html
@Charles DeLint - thanks for your Oldfield insights, and that Zappa Piano Jazz hour is now on my list of things I must hear. His personality was so strong, I'd love to see how he got on with McPartland (probably swimmingly, but he could be sort of abrasive sometimes). I used to work for Diners Club in Corporate Accounts, and Zappa had one. I've talked to Gail before (doing soft, 30-day collections) and once to the man himself. The interaction was fairly benign, but he wasn't what you'd call polite.
The Last Serving of Ponytone
“Take your ears for a gallop beyond the stagnant pond of good taste and into the lush, dewy meadows of Ponytone.”
The Ponytone blog ran from 2006 to 2012 and its contributors went by the names of Lucie, John, Clifford and Darla. All thanks and praise goes to them.
Here’s the last dollop from my Ponytone collection (how I wish I’d got there earlier) plus a bonus of Algerian film music, and that’s yer lot. Hope you dig it.
Bit rate is mostly 256kbps, the other six are all over the shop (as shown).
Ponytone (Vol. 6)
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/5dLc0Eai/file.html
01 Agatha - Francis Bebey
02 The Hollow Men - Pageant Theatre @320
03 Tribute To Y Mas Gan - Aston Barrett @192
04 Ain't No Sunshine - Rahsaan Roland Kirk @216
05 Eleanor Rigby - Third Wave
06 Garden Botanum - These Trails
07 E Necessario - Tim Maia
08 Never Gonna Turn Around - Gladys McFadden & The Loving Sisters
09 Wendy Is Gone - Ronnie McNeir
10 Dark Skin - Marijo
11 Ihtarname - Cem Karaca
12 Wait A Minute - The Newday
13 Is It Love - Adrian Baker
14 Rebirth - Coke Escovedo
15 What's My Name - Moacir Santos
16 Gone Away - Roberta Flack @128
17 We're In Love - Reuben Wilson @192
18 Trying Hard To Look Inside - Waters
19 Daddy Rollin’ (In Your Arms) - Dion
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Bonus: Ahmed Malek Film Music @ 256kbps
Ahmed Malek was a pioneering Algerian musician and composer (1931 to 2008). These seventeen tracks were acquired from Ponytone. Only half of the tunes seem to appear on the 2016 album “Musique Originale De Films” released by Habibi Funk.
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/2h50eOhb/file.html
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PREVIOUS PONYPOSTS
Ponytone (Vol. 1)
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/O7EQO1LV/file.html
Ponytone (Vol. 2)
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/pb9Px3Kj/file.html
Ponytone (Vol. 3)
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/gPYlVRQY/file.html
Ponytone (Vol. 4)
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/QZ6tgy6l/file.html
Ponytone (Vol. 5)
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/rCXu9Mt4/file.html
Searnav:
I'm very thankful, Palisades Park it's my favourite Freddy Cannon LP.
Regards and congratulations to this fantastic blog.
...Dance After The Gait Of Camels.
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Abdel Gadir Salim is a folk singer and bandleader from Sudan.
He is one of the most well-known Sudanese singers in the West,
having performed around the world and recorded in many
nations including England.
Many of Salim's rhythms come from traditional, such as wedding,
dances, often in strident 6/8 beats. Some of the beats, from desert
areas, are modeled after the gait of camels. His sonorous voice,
influenced by Egyptian styles, comes often in a long, steady croon.
Abdel Gadir Salim – Le Blues De Khartoum (1999)
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/NXxiT6aO/file.html
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Ali Hassan Kuban (1929, Gotha, Egypt – 2001 was a Nubian
singer and bandleader. He was known as the "Captain" or
(later) "Godfather" of Nubian music.
Ali Hassan Kuban – The Rough Guide To Ali Hassan Kuban (2002)
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/i58hAVke/file.html
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Hamza El Din (July 10, 1929 – May 22, 2006) was a Nubian
Egyptian composer, vocalist, and a master of the oud, the Arabic
precursor of the lute, and the tar, the single-skinned drum that
originated in Nubia, the ancient upper Nile land. El Din held a number
of teaching positions on ethnomusicology in the United States during
the 1980s and 1990s.
Hamza El Din – Music Of Nubia (1964)
Hamza El Din – Al Oud (1965)
Hamza El Din – Eclipse (1978)
Hamza El Din – Escalay / The Water Wheel (1971)
Hamza El Din – Lily Of The Nile (1990)
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/GGLxTG1u/file.html
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Natacha Atlas (born 20 March 1964 in Schaerbeek, Bruxelles)
is a Belgian singer, daughter of an English Ashkenazi Jew mother
and a Moroccan Sephardic Jew father, with ancestral and family
links to Egypt, Palestine and Morocco.
Natacha Atlas – Mounqaliba - In A State Of Reversal (2010)
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/uiPcHdb0/file.html
Natacha Atlas – Mounqaliba - Rising: The Remixes (2011)
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/HzTeyU8L/file.html
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Tomorrow @ FLAK FRIDAY i will serve @TZ, (if Allah wants it):
Blue Note Perfect Takes (2005)
United Future Organization – No Sound Is Too Taboo (1994)
Acid-Jazz from Japan
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Cheers Comrades, Take Care! and Peace Out!
Hi! Humble request: Could anybody share the "No Thanks! The '70's Punk Rebellion" and its companion set "Left of the Dial: Dispatches from the 80’s Underground"?
Two awesome boxsets to be enjoyed by all TZers!
THANKS
Clara Ward – Hang Your Tears Out To Dry (1966) Vinyl Mono @320
http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/q4SSth7U/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Clara-Ward-Hang-Your-Tears-Out-To-Dry/release/2599750
Garland Jeffreys – Ghost Writer (1978 Vinyl @320
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/fav6OrDg/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Garland-Jeffreys-Ghost-Writer/release/1607417
Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes – Live - Reach Up And Touch The Sky (1981) Vinyl @320
http://www52.zippyshare.com/v/78gJKvzH/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Southside-Johnny-And-The-Asbury-Jukes-Live-Reach-Up-And-Touch-The-Sky/master/224244
Rosanne Cash – King's Record Shop (1987) CD @320
http://www72.zippyshare.com/v/3rihb8YJ/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Rosanne-Cash-Kings-Record-Shop/release/3649346
The Del-Lords – Based On A True Story (1988) Vinyl @320
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/p9NYSMG9/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/The-Del-Lords-Based-On-A-True-Story/release/2139560
@Charles DeLint, @JWDen
Regarding Frank Zappa and Marian McPartland: hover your mouse over the image at the end of the All About Jazz article.
@Butterboy
THANK YOU for the b3 posts!
Cheers!
Bill
A huge Thank You needs to go to Scott Marks for all the Little Richard he's posted. I feel the same way - no one means as much to me as Little Richard - there's him and everyone else. As a minimum everyone should have his Specialty recordings. There's a few that I know I haven't heard or I'm not sure - so thanks Scott for The Formative Years, Little Richard Is Back and Paris 1966. Also, the Wild & Frantic I have is lower quality so thanks for that too.
See, this is what I’m talking about with TZ. I’ve never heard of Bud Powell or Reuben Wilson, but I defy anyone with a pulse to read the posts on them and not want to dl and listen to them immediately. That’s just an example that represents this blog in general. Thank you, all contributors!
This album was requested
Gigolo Aunts-- Tales From The Vinegar Side.zip
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/FH6Zxrr6/file.html
Thanks for all the (warm) welcome back's!
Here’s another of my Cheesy Organ comps!
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #35
01. Hold Me - Hector
02. Rendezvous - The Hudson Brothers
03. Chocolate Cake (Live) - Crowded House
04. Good Times - The Easybeats
05. Life Gets Better - Michael Carpenter
06. Can I Get To Know You Better? - It's My Party
07. Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) - Wayne Newton
08. Lucky Lucky Me - The LeRoi Brothers
09. I'm Not In Love - Richie Valens
10. I'll Take Care Of You - Doug Sahm
11. California Dreamin' (Live) - Diana Krall
12. Ain't No Sunshine (Acoustic) - Hanson
13. Harlem Shuffle - Mark Farner & Don Brewer
14. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Iron Butterfly
15. Little Bit O' Soul - Iron Cross
16. Gloria (Live) - The Doors
17. Mad Love (Live) - Linda Ronstadt
18. Shaggy Dog - Mickey Lee Lane
19. Beach Blanket Blackout - Huevos Rancheros
20. Kyrie - Mr. Mister
21. Waiting For A Girl Like You (Radio Edit) - Foreigner
Hector is a (still performing) single act who put out a couple of albums in the early 80's. He's a wonderful songwriter, and as near as I can tell he still performs upstate NY in the summer, & around St. Petersburg Florida in the winter. Yep, he's a snowbird.
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/cWacglh5/file.html
Yer Pal,
Stinky
I'm delighted that there was such great interest in my Piano Jazz posts.
I actually had one more up my sleeve, but wanted to save it for today - and that's Cassandra Wilson's appearance, which you can find here:
Cassandra Wilson - Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz (2014-10-17)
Link: https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/hdTo6uuw/file.html
I saved it for today, because I wanted to post that show with some other wonderful Cassandra Wilson material.
I believe these are her 2 finest studio albums:
1993 - Blue Light 'til Dawn
Link: https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/aRbBti1V/file.html
1995 - New Moon Daughter
Link: https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/WLB4QSqw/file.html
Cassandra is a fearless performer and she is not afraid to experiment. Her record company wanted to get her more radio play, so they collected her most accessible recordings in this collection:
2002 - Sings Standards
Link: https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/Mmc5IKbr/file.html
Your Uncle Babka supplemented that with his own mix of CW standards:
My Standards Mix.zip
Link: https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/pRarwZKR/file.html
And rounding things out today is this stellar live bootleg from 2015:
Cassandra Wilson - New Orleans (2015-04-25) FM
Link: https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/iNbIIS1r/file.html
Can anybody point me towards the best (quality/completness) version of The Beatles Esher/Kinfauns demos. I had it once but it's disappeared over time. Many thanks, Tulloch.
@William D. Procurer - Damn! They really got me! :)
Here are some comps from the sadly inactive Music For Maniacs blog(http://musicformaniacs.blogspot.com/). Ya got yer surf & yer monster & yer rockabilly & yer kitsch & yer radio spots & yer titty twisters, etc. All good fun & I found them all quite enjoyable. Bit rates vary somewhere around 192 but hey THE SHIT WAS FREE...so any complaints please direct to the Matrix's complaint department at Infowars.com. They love complaining.
Lowbrow vol.1 Sweet Beat - a MusicForManiacs collection:
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/7PV00WLv/file.html
Lowbrow vol.2 Voodoo Dance Doll - an M4M Collection:
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/vx3SdTf0/file.html
Lowbrow Vol.3 Hubba Hubba! - A MusicForManiacs Collection:
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/HJ1wvcSm/file.html
Lowbrow vol.4 The Bat Pack - A MusicForManiacs Collection:
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/Sw3zqVLe/file.html
Lowbrow Vol.5 MoonTan Lotion - A MusicForManiacs Collection:
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/VaE9Y8J6/file.html
Lowbrow Vol.6 Hi-Fi Sci-Fi - A MusicForManiacs Collection:
https://www13.zippyshare.com/v/D0Urzb1Z/file.html
Lowbrow Vol.7 Devil Dance - A MusicForManiacs Collection:
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/M9neuO2w/file.html
Lowbrow Vol.8 The Big Rumble:
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/KRKFhdza/file.html
Tulloch,
The Beatles Esher/Kinfauns demos here:
http://www.bootlegzone.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=33329
On Request: Rhino Boxes
"No Thanks: The '70s Punk Rebellion" (2003)
Disc 1 & 2
https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/m8PiWSrU/file.html
Disc 3 & 4
https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/bkNP4jKq/file.html
Info:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-No-Thanks-The-70s-Punk-Rebellion/release/384475
"Left Of The Dial: Dispatches From The 80s Underground" (2004)
Disc 1 & 2
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/zEVwGb8z/file.html
Disc 3 & 4
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/W8OmrSzH/file.html
Info:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Left-Of-The-Dial-Dispatches-From-The-80s-Underground/master/206191
This was requested yesterday by Wednesdays Willie:
3, 4, 5 The Verve Small Group Sessions (1954) Benny Carter @320
https://mega.nz/#F!DhYBTK6Z!-7EGUP5mqy-mSHlJohd_Iw
Enjoy!
I seem to have missed Soulful Gospel Groups Vol. 3
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #116:
1920s+ Blues, Jazz, and More - L-Artists (part 2 of 8):
For a man who only made it to age thirty, Leroy Carr's deep catalog (we have 144 tracks of his today) left a lasting influence of both vocal and keyboard in Blues as well as Jazz. Joining him today is a great clutch of talent as well, largely in Blues and Jazz, including Lil Hardin, wife of Louis Armstrong (whom we'll be hearing from in a few more days). Enjoy!
Leroy Carr - Complete, 1928-35:
- broken out by year; artwork included
Lewis Black - Complete, 1927
Libby Holman, 1928-31 [14@128-320]
Lil Johnson - Complete, 1929-40s
- in three parts; artwork included
Lillian Glinn - Complete, 1927-29
Lillian Goodner - Complete, 1923-24
Lillian Harris - Complete, 1923
Lillian 'Lil' Hardin Armstrong (1926-61):
- The Columbia Sessions, 1926 [8@128-320]
- miscellaneous, 1936-61 [1@192, 3@320]
Lillian Miller - sampler, 1928
Lillyn Brown - Complete, 1921-28
Little Ramblers, 1924-26 [1@192, 12@320]
Lloyd Scott - sampler, 1927
Seven-day link (expires May 3):
https://we.tl/Wf7M7s4Y9m
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: all Memphis Minnie...
Cheers!
&Lofi Larry
YES THANK YOU you made my day! As you guys do every day providing food for the soul!
Scott Marks- Again thank you for the Little Richard! I listened to a lot of the Specialty sessions at work this morning. Thanks again!
...Timebender said...
@LoFi Larry - Thanks for the 'No Thanks' boxset and saving me the time
of making Left Of The Dial links, much appreciated.
@Anon - Thanks for making the request of these fine sets.
Many thanks to petar for the Kinfauns link - much appreciated!
Thanks to everyone who posted Joe Jeffrey links! A fine vocalist who I wish we had more of!
for Lo Fi Larry , please, if you have it , can you upload the albums of the Vivoras and from the Lipstick Pickups ? Thanks
@JWDen:
I read with interest about your brush as a bill collector with Frank Zappa. For a time I worked for an agency that collected delinquent credit card accounts for the big oil companies. (I shudder to think of the karma.) One day I was assigned an account owed by the singer-actress Abbey Lincoln. This was in the mid-seventies and both of her careers had slowed significantly. A big fan of her work with former husband Max Roach, I got hold of her on the phone only to gush and tell her I'd try to bury her account—something that was possible in those pre-computer days. She was gracious and thanked me and we chatted briefly about some of her records and films. As far as I know the account stayed buried, and when later in the 1990s, she enjoyed a resurgence as a singer, cutting albums that often included powerful songs about the black experience. Songs full of resonance today.
Thanks to Uncle Babka for the Cassandra Wilson stuff; she really is great. isn't she?
Aging Child,
Thanks for this joyful ride down the memory lane.
Leroy Carr kind of compares to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: They both left the world in their thirties, by which time, they have accomplished so much. Would you have some classical music to share with us. I am interested in the piano concertos of Mozart. Thanks.
This is my wife's favourite band are there any fans on HMS TZ
YELLO
The band was formed by Boris Blank (keyboards, sampling, percussion, backing vocals) and Carlos Perón (tapes) in the late 1970s. Dieter Meier (vocals, lyrics), a millionaire industrialist and gambler, was brought in when the two founders realised that they needed a singer. The new band name, Yello, was chosen as a pun based on a comment made by Meier, "a yelled Hello".[1]
Yello's first release was the 1979 single "I.T. Splash". The LP Solid Pleasure, featuring the original short version of Bostich (extended to a hit dance single in 1981), was released in November 1980. In early 1983, just after release of "You Gotta Say Yes to Another Excess", Perón left Yello in order to pursue a solo career.
[wiki] Here's a few albums in flac or 320
Yello-Solid Pleasure - 1980.zip
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/7Wqfarm8/file.html
Yello - Stella.zip
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/o3J73Zwr/file.html
Yello - One Second.zip
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/cXv2BGXc/file.html
Yello - Flag.zip
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/CDN3gQba/file.html
Such fabulous stuff here, I can't thank you guys enough.
Just wondering - has anyone got - or found links to digital files for - the 2018 RSD Gene Clark "Back Street Mirror" release that they can post here? I couldn't get hold of a copy, sadly.
Many thanks as always all.
RtE
Gaius said:
@Timebender + The Fact
(Sorry I'm always late). Thanks for the link. My assumption was right, two English Boys, one German (with Spanish Ancestors). The Tollhaus Record Company was situated in Witten / Hagen. These are small towns south of the "Ruhrgebiet".
Tollhaus seems having published only two EP's. One is "The Fact". The other one is a band called "Days of Sorrow". A group that I didn't know anything of up to today. When I found this:
Days of Sorrow (D)
Remembering the Days, EP 1984 (Industrial)
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/mne9EI6X/file.html
The boys had this special 80's outfit, Nikki Sudden was famous for. But the music of the "Days of Sorrow" sounds (to my opinion) more industrial. It reminds me at "The Sisters of Mercy". So it's worth a listening. But this band disappeared without any more traces. This EP is from 1984, they had Single out on Rough Trade in 1986 (https://www.discogs.com/de/Days-Of-Sorrow-Wild-World/master/330930).
This Single had only one title 'Mysterious Eyes' which was not on the EP. So I added it as a Bonus to this originally 4-Track-Album. It's really funny that I didn't know anything about these two bands which must have existed in my (relatively) neighborhood.
Someone else[on another blog] asked for this great 60's track stunning vocals
Bill Fay & Honeybus - Warwick Town.mp3.zip
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/vJwVnwoN/file.html
By any chance, can anyone sharethe electric version o George Jackson by Bob Dylan? It was a 45, with the easy to find acoustic version on the B side.
It seems it was available on itunes for a period of time, but then withdrawn. I've spent a lot of google time looking to no avail. Thanx in advance.
@Timebender - Thanks for the John Peel, Pt. 2!
@Dick - Thanks for the Lowbrow series!
@Uncle Babka
Thank you for the Cassandra Wilson.
I have a lot of her output but no Bootlegs. She is amazing. Thanks again
@bluesandrhythm
Thank you very, very much for the added Soulful Gospel compilations. Thanks, also, for sharing your new music and your adventure! Your attempt to find the Mt. Mariah church is a once in a lifetime mystical experience.
@Bob
Bob, anything you post is greatly appreciated. Most of my gospel is post war, so it will all be new and very welcomed to me! The Paul Robeson is magnificent. Thank you and other contributors for all your work.
Once the new gospel style became fashionable after WW2, singers and performers developed who believed singing was their form of evangelism. They spread out from their churches in an attempt to change peoples’ lives through music. They moved from churches to larger venues eventually. Here are a few of them. They brought Golden Age Gospel to new heights. After initial resistance from the church, Dr. Dorsey’s combination of blues and gospel spread like wildfire!
“Chicago Gospel Pioneers”
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1988-05-01/entertainment/8803130698_1_traditional-gospel-music-gospel-singers-five-blind-boys
LINK: https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/sEzw1P48/file.html
Gospel Warriors”
“https://www.discogs.com/Various-Gospel-Warriors/release/3966114
LINK: https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/3IKW95PV/file.html
“Great 1955 Shrine Concert”
AllMusic Review by Ron Wynn
The power and splendor that was gospel in the '50s radiates throughout the performances on The Great 1955 Shrine Concert. The Pilgrim Travelers, with twin powerhouse leads Kylo Turner and Keith Barber, get things started in fiery fashion, followed by the dynamic Caravans, whose roster at that time included Albertina Walker and Rev. James Cleveland, who doubled as a pianist. Also on the bill were Brother Joe May, justifying his "Thunderbolt of the Midwest" nickname; the Soul Stirrers, with Sam Cooke still in the fold; and the Original Gospel Harmonettes, concluding the proceedings with a flourish. Anyone who attended certainly felt the spirit, as will anyone who listens to this magnificent 14-song set.
Link: https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/6zOPDVur/file.html
In 1998, The US Postal Service commissioned a stamp honoring gospel pioneers. As part of the promotion, a music CD was included with a broad, general history of gospel examples. It was narrated by Bobby Jones.
“Gospel Singers-USPS (1998)
Link: https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/bBW1rNWz/file.html
A huge thank you to whoever originally did the work to rip and post this great gospel music to share with us.
@Searnav: thanks for even more Blunstone!
@LoFiLarry: and for the ladies, still rockin'! Thank you also for the rebellion, and for taking us left of the dial.
@Stinky: thank you for another generous share of your organ, too!
Cheers!
RtE?
did you notice on the main page "NO ALBUMS AFTER 2015"?
imnokid, I have the Dylan George Jackson pic sleeve single. I'll rip it for you (and everybody). Coming soon.
@timebender thanks for the FACT really enjoyed the e.p.
@apauling, lovely story. Much good karma!
@monty, yes, one more Yello fan here. Brilliant stuff, your wife has excellent taste (obvs!).
...Timebender said...
@Gaius - Thanks for the additional info relating to The Fact and the related link
as well, looking forward to checking that out. Great job!
@montysmusic - Your welcome for The Fact EP and I'm glad you enjoyed it.
You mentioned a couple weeks ago you were listening to a Darkwave group
and you shared them, the band I can't remember off the top of my head.
Anyways, thats why I thought you might like my find.
@Crab Devil - You are welcome for The Peel compilation, I like that
one quite a bit because it contains some really good songs by some
lesser known bands.
Cassandra Wilson!!! Thank you so much, Uncle Babka.
Does anyone have the 1996 album "Bob Belden Presents Strawberry Fields"? I have an mp3 of the Cassandra Wilson & Dianne Reeves duet "Come Together" but do not have Cassandra Wilson's performance of "Strawberry Fields Forever".
It isn't for sale on iTunes or Amazon MP3, and I haven't found it on myzuka, darkmp3, mp3zv.me, musicmp3spb, or mp3pm.
www.discogs.com/Various-Strawberry-Fields/release/691681
@Bob: I definitely welcome any pre-WWII Gospel you share! The early Gospel I put up here can get lost among the other artists who share the daily bill -- meanwhile, you're helping everybody by shining a clearer light on them. I'm sure there'll be overlap between you and me and all the Gospel posters here... but I expect you've got plenty I don't. Lead on!
@MaceoPapyrus: thank you for the kind words -- with all kudos going straight to the musicians and composers, who have earned it. I agree with you about Mr. Carr, and wonder also at the might-have-beens: artists who recorded very little before vanishing, or who died young as well.
I've been pondering what I might be able to share here next, once our time travel bus wraps up in the 1880s, in a few more weeks, and heads back home. Classical is one I've been thinking about, although in its very-early forms -- there's plenty of Bach and Mozart to go around (and, yes, their works are fantastic), but I can't get enough of Baroque, and pre-Baroque: Palestrina to von Bingen to Fauré to Purcell to Anonymous Four to the Tallis Scholars, et al.
I have no idea how that might even go over, here in the web's greatest Zone. And I know next-to-nothing, technically and academically, about this era and genre, but I know what lifts my soul. We'll see; most likely I'll take a bit of a sabbatical while the bus undergoes extensive service, and the Time Patrol tries to locate all the passengers who leapt off at various decades...
Cheers!
@Aging Child
I would look forward to your Classical and Baroque sharings.
Just look at the recent success of Bluegrass and Gospel.
Thanks Butterboy for Reuben Wilson - The Sweet Life, Timebender for PERFECT UNPOP and Muzz for The Last Serving of Ponytone & Ahmed Malek Film Music.
@nonymous: that's a good point, and parallels what I was thinking; it's amazing what's done well here -- the TZ community is stunningly eclectic... what a fantastic classroom and auditorium combined!
What I have in the Baroque side of Classical is very humble, especially next to the seemingly bottomless well of 1920s-based artists (forty-some days of them so far, with another twenty-plus to go!). And I could likely upload all of the early Classical, a couple GB at a time, in less than a week... though I might simply do a composer a day; I don't know -- I'm just pondering with my keyboard, and using up TZ real estate needlessly.
Any new upload venture, after all this recent-decades time travel, is at least another month off. I'll likely need time to organize what I've got, and to rip disks I inherited from my Baroque-loving father (RIP). And life also has a tendency to intrude on, well, life -- there are big and stress-heavy demands on me and my time, lately, and I may need a span away. So, to quote Master Po: Patience, Grasshopper.
What I know about that era of music is strictly visceral, not cerebral. Let the experts analyze the structure, and sound off on the lives of the composers; it's simply beautiful to me, sometimes achingly so. I can't be alone in feeling that way... so, yes, there may be an audience for it here. Again, we'll see.
Cheers!
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