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Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 David Bowie - iSelect [2008]
Link https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/h0NK6gqg/file.html
iSelect (or iSelectBowie)[3] is a David Bowie compilation CD first released 29 June 2008 in the United Kingdom and Ireland. The title was released in the United States by Astralwerks Records. This CD is a collection of personal favourites compiled by Bowie himself and was available exclusively as a free gift with the 29 June edition of British newspaper The Mail on Sunday.
Bowie avoided the usual greatest hits route and instead compiled a selection of favourite album tracks, including only three singles ("Life on Mars?", "Loving the Alien" and "Time Will Crawl"). In addition, the version of "Time Will Crawl" included on the album is a remix by engineer Mario J. McNulty, featuring several newly recorded parts in an effort to revisit some of the material Bowie had released as part of Never Let Me Down, an album which he was disappointed with.
It is the only release to contain the track "Some Are" which has been unavailable since the mid-1990s deletion of the 1991 edition of Bowie's 1977 album Low on which it was included as a bonus track. It also features the medley of "Sweet Thing" and "Candidate", and the reprise of "Sweet Thing" as a single track, rather than being split up by song as it has been released on previous CD versions of Diamond Dogs. It also includes a teaser track combining the "Intro" track and "Hang On to Yourself" from Live Santa Monica '72, an official rerelease of the bootleg album Santa Monica '72. (Wikipedia)
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02 Ed Kuepper - Heart Of New Wave (The Best Of) [1997]
Link https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/ya0myJaG/file.html
Greece only compilation. Released with the Greek music magazine ‘Pop & Rock’.
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03 Wild Swans - Magnitude (The Sire Years) [2007] CD1+CD2
Link https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/GFB4BXgD/file.html
The Wild Swans are a post-punk band from Liverpool, England, which originally formed in 1980 shortly after Paul Simpson (ex-keyboards) left The Teardrop Explodes. The band's personnel has been subject to regular turnover, with vocalist Simpson being the only constant member. The original incarnation of The Wild Swans lasted until 1982, issuing one single. A reconstituted version of the band issued two albums from 1988 to 1990 before dissolving again. More recently, Simpson put a new lineup together and the group played numerous live dates from 2009–2011, and issued a new studio album in 2011.
The Wild Swans have not to date had any mainstream chart hits, but they have enjoyed a degree of success and/or cult status in Germany, Japan, the UK, the US, and especially the Philippines. The Wild Swans also spun off two charting splinter projects; Care and The Lotus Eaters. Members of The Wild Swans have also been members of Echo & The Bunnymen, The Icicle Works, The Woodentops and The Lightning Seeds. (Wikipedia)
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BONUS VA - The Guitar 31 Laidback Songs [2011] A great listen.
Link https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/oaD2Avmj/file.html
Tracklist
CD 1:
01. Jeff Beck - A Day In the Life 4:48
02. John Mayer - Gravity 4:06
03. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing 6:48
04. Chris Rea - The Road To Hell (Part 2) 4:30
05. Dire Straits - Wild West End 4:42
06. Santana - Europa (Earths Cry, Heavens Smile) 5:04
07. John Hiatt - Tip of My Tongue 5:54
08. The Jeff Healey Band - Lost In Your Eyes 4:19
09. Robert Cray - I Wonder 3:57
10. Thin Lizzy - Still In Love With You 5:41
11. Derek and the Dominos - Bell Bottom Blues 5:03
12. Steve Miller Band - Circle of Love 6:20
13. John Martyn - Sweet Little Mystery 5:25
14. Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways 3:18
15. Steve Vai - Sisters 4:07
CD 2:
01. Brian May - Last Horizon 4:12
02. Gary Moore - Still Got the Blues 4:10
03. Mark Knopfler - Remembrance Day 5:07
04. Nils Lofgren - Keith Dont Go (Acoustic Version) 6:43
05. Robert Cray - I Forgot To Be Your Love 2:19
06. Zz Top - Rough Boy 4:53
07. Paul Carrack Ft. B.B. King - Bring It On Home To Me 3:09
08. Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Riviera Paradise 8:51
09. Whitesnake - Is This Love 4:45
10. Santana - Winning 3:31
11. Blind Faith - Presence of the Lord 4:49
12. Gerry Rafferty - Right Dowh the Line 4:28
13. JJ Cale - Golden Ring 3:06
14. Snowy White - Birds of Paradise 5:00
15. Joe Satriani - Love Thing 3:51
16. Chris Rea - On the Beach (Live) 5:43
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Previous Links 107
01 VA - The Birth of Soul Jazz [2013]
Link https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/suw9L3Gd/file.html
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02 Soul Bossa Trio - Soul Bossa Trio [1995]
Link https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/vwldt0Ah/file.html
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03 VA -Then...Chill Jazz [2010] (4 x CD's))
Link CD 1+2 https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/IQDr8rcI/file.html
Link CD 3+4 https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/hPs5Lg4R/file.html
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BONUS VA - Jazz at Midnight [1999] (5 x CD's)
Link CD 1+2+3 https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/XCIMyfpS/file.html
Link CD 4+5 https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/lWyS2qg5/file.html
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...Timebender said...
Formed in 1969, Hawkwind are a prolific and pioneering space-rock group
from the UK. Within weeks of their formation, the band had made a name
for themselves on the free festival circuit and would perform live
without fee wherever they were able. By the time of their 1971 album
'X In Search Of Space', Hawkwind were infamous for their science fiction
themed music and theatrical concerts, the latter renowned as exhibitions
of pulsing electronics, dazzling light shows, LSD consumption and (from 1971-75)
a nude dancer in the form of Stacia Blake . Despite a near-constant revolving door
of members, Founder member Dave Brock has been the sole mainstay and the core of the band
since its inception and has steered the band from its psychedelic rock roots into
flirtations with heavy metal, new wave, ambient and techno. Notable contributors have
included "accidental" bassist Lemmy (who would go on to greater fame with Motörhead),
Cream's Ginger Baker and science fiction writer Michael Moorcock. [Discogs]
- HAWKWIND -
Epocheclipse - 30 Year Anthology - 1999
Tracklist Disc 1
Hurry On Sundown
Paranoia (Part 2)
Master Of The Universe
Children Of The Sun
Silver Machine (Original Single Version)
Seven By Seven (Original Single Version)
Brainstorm
Space Is Deep
Urban Guerilla
Brainbox Pollution
Sonic Attack (Live)
Orgone Accumulator
Lost Johnny
Psychedelic Warlords (Single Edit)
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Tracklist Disc 2
Motorhead
Assault & Battery (Part 1)
Golden Void (Part 2)
Magnu
Kerb Crawler
Steppenwolf
Back On The Streets
Quark, Strangeness & Charm
Hassan I Shaba
Spirit Of The Age
Psi Power
25 Years (12" Remix)
High Rise
Death Trap
Uncle Sam's On Mars
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Tracklist Disc 3
Shot Down In The Night (Live) (Edit)
Motor Way City
Levitation
Angels Of Death
Coded Language
Some People Never Die
Choose Your Masques
Night Of The Hawks [live]
Needle Gun
The War I Survived
Black Elk Speaks
Right To Decide
Sputnik Stan
Love In Space
Silver Machine (Infected By The Scourge Of The Earth)
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https://www23.zippyshare.com/v/YIWkHBE2/file.html
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Cd's ripped @320 in one zip file...enjoy!
Scans & Booklet also included.
* Silver Machine [promo]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yao_T2adl14
* I will be posting the classic live album 'Space Ritual' on Friday.
Probably both in FLAC & @320 to appeal to all.
Back on Wednesday and not on a stairway to heaven,
but on a E_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l.
Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 47
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Popsike, Neo-Psych
1. The Automaticans “Audrey” (USA, 2000)
2. Team Dresch “Seven” (USA, 1994)
3. Mobina Galore “Oh, Brother” (Canada, 2012)
4. Say Sue Me “Long Night And Crying” (South Korea, 2014)
5. The Muffs “Weird Boy Next Door” (USA, 2014)
6. Lemuria “Cannonballs To Hurt” (USA, 2012)
7. Sangre “Yeye” (Spain, 2013)
8. Romeo Void “Apache” (USA, 1981)
9. Lo Siento “No Tengo Remedio” (Canada, 2017)
10. Bonehead “You” (USA, 2015)
11. Swim Team “Meek” (Australia, 2016)
12. Wolf Girl “Skinned Teen Zine Machine” (UK, 2016)
13. Yucky Duster “Break Your Phone” (USA, 2016)
14. The Roches “Bobby’s Song” (USA, 1980)
15. Adult Mom “I Think I’m Old Enough” (USA, 2014)
16. Piss Factory “Departure” (Australia, 2014)
17. Boytoy “Road Dog” live (Australia, 2013)
18. Mad Violets “Psilocybe” (USA, 1984)
19. Petty Booka “Baby It’s You” (Japan, 1995)
20. Cherie Currie & Tater Totz “Instant Karma (We All Shine On)” (USA, 1989)
21. Elsa Lester “I Didn’t Wanna Meet You” (Netherlands, 2017)
22. Pearl Charles “You Can Change” (USA, 2015)
23. The Dianas “From The Start” (Australia, 2012)
24. Black Zeros “Teen Boy” (Australia, 2012)
25. En Attendant Ana “I Wake Up” (France, 2016)
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/YtPGkGVh/file.html
And speaking of folkies, I’ve always loved Arlo Guthrie and not just for “Alice’s Restaurant,” either (which I’ve grown a little tired of over the years). I did a phone interview with him around the time his album with the Dillards came out (I’ll post that one tomorrow), and I found him to be a charming, very gracious dude as humble as he is talented—although that interview was a little difficult to transcribe due to the dogs barking and children screaming in the background. He apologized for the chaos but also said since he was on the road so much, he hated to isolate himself from his family when he was home. So, I have a baker’s dozen of Arlo Guthrie albums, including two live sets at both ends of his career. All at 320 except where indicated.
1966 – Arlo Guthrie, NY (@192) https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/4uWb2aNj/file.html
1967 – Alice’s Restaurant https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/UTCTxeQG/file.html
1968 – Arlo https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/LgX7IFoW/file.html
1969 – Alice’s Restaurant (OST) https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/tl5A25CY/file.html
1969 – Running Down the Road https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/FbfMbUPB/file.html
1970 – Washington County https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/HYFT3E1T/file.html
The Kitsch Korner has an interview with David Lynch and Frank Herbert about their “Dune” movie (sorry, no Sting) courtesy of the Not Very Pretty Music blog, Chaquito (whoever he is) regurgitating some TV thriller themes, and Krzysztof Komeda with scores from “Rosemary’s Baby” and “The Fearless Vampire Killers.” Bitrates vary, but Roman Polanski’s extradition will still be on hold after the music stops.
David Lynch/Frank Herbert – “Dune: An Interview: (1983) https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/YtYqGoWF/file.html
Chaquito – “Plays Themes from TV Thrillers” (1972) https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/gKNmUm3Z/file.html
Krzysztof Komeda – “Rosemary’s Baby/The Fearless Vampire Killers” (1967/68) https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/INTBpKQD/file.html
Colin Blunstone – Echo Bridge
Renaissance RMED00125 (USA 1997)
with Gary Forse, Tom Tooney, Martin Green, Chris Childs, Ian Francis, Jon Sweet.
Produced by Jon Sweet.
1. Levi Stubbs' Tears (4:27)
2. Tearing the Good Things Down (4:58)
3. The Radio Was Playing Johnny Come Lately (4:39)
4. Everlasting Love (5:13)
5. What Is Love (5:11)
6. Oxygen (4:24)
7. If I Said (3:17)
8. The Best Is Yet to Come (2:56)
9. Breakaway (4:28)
10. I Want to Say a Prayer (4:57)
11. She's Not There '97 (bonus track - not mentioned on artwork and CD) (2:28)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/tNIJcXNy/file.html
Donna Loren – Magic – The 80’s Collection
Swinging Sixties (no reference) (USA 2009)
Donna Loren with James Burton, John Thomas, Ronny Tutt, Jerry Scheff, Glen D. Hardin, Chris Hillman, David Hungate…
1. Could This Be Magic (3:31)
2. Thinkin' Of You (3:36)
3. Wishin' And Hopin' (2:52)
4. Hard To Believe (4:17)
5. Sedona (3:23)
6. Simply Loving You (3:06)
7. Somewhere Down The Road (3:49)
8. Eulogy Of A Marriage (3:57)
9. U Speak 2 Me (2:04)
10. Real Morning Kisses (3:35)
11. Could This Be Magic [Unplugged Version] (2:41)
Artwork Included (front, inside, CD)
https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/a2BtyWEv/file.html
The Rainmakers – The Rainmakers
LP release = Polygram / Mercury 830 214-1 (The Netherlands 1986)
This rip = CD with bonus tracks = BAT Records BATLP 85772 (USA 2006)
Bob Walkenhorst (guitar, vocals)
Steve Phillips (lead guitar, vocals)
Rich Ruth (bass, vocals)
Pat Tomek (drums)
With help from:
Terry Manning (keyboards)
The Memphis Horns: Wayne Jackson, Andrew Lowe, Jack Hale, Gary Topper
1. Rockin' At The T-Dance (3:19)
2. Downstream (3:32)
3. Let My People Go-Go (3:39)
4. Doomsville (4:30)
5. Big Fat Blonde (2:58)
6. Long Gone Long (4:09)
7. The One That Got Away (2:54)
8. Government Cheese (2:56)
9. Drinkin' On The Job (3:46)
10. Nobody Knows (3:33)
11. Information (4:52)
12. Carpenter's Son (3:28)
13. Rockabilly Standard (2:58)
14. Long Gone Long (acoustic version) (3:45)
15. Doomsville (5:04)
Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back, inner, CD)
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/WRlLOjLa/file.html
BA-LOP-BAM-BOOM! SHUT UP!
The King of Rock ’n’ Roll: Little Richard, Last Day
1975 - The Best Of Little Richard @320
1986 - Hey Baby, Don't You Want A Man Like Me (with Billy Wright & The Tempo Toppers) @320
1992 - Shake it All About @320
1994 - Les Genies Du Rock: Little Richard Featuring Jimi Hendrix @320
2004 - Les Triomphes du Rhythm 'n' Blues Volume 04 @320
CD 1 LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!n4B3mJoI!-Ur8nYtYVpuc8mYMDkDeyA
Bud Powell 4
1954-1960 - Duke Jordan & Bud Powell [FLAC]
1955 - Bud Powell's Moods [FLAC]
1955 - The Amazing Bud Powell Vol. 1 [FLAC]
1955 - The Amazing Bud Powell Vol. 2 @320
1956 - Blues in the Closet @320
1956 - Piano Interpretations [FLAC]
CD 2 LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!q1ghkRaL!F0ogFHaGwnfqnQfs4GH2yg
Monday's GOSPEL
- The Guitar Evangelists CD-A (1927).zip
https://www.muziekweb.nl/Link/JAX4548/The-guitar-evangelists-disc-a-1927
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/wdAtiNW6/file.html
- The Guitar Evangelists CD-B (1928).zip
https://myzuka.club/Album/644168/Guitar-Evangelists-B-2004
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/XVqdYmoC/file.html
- The Guitar Evangelists CD-C (1929-1930).zip
https://www.muziekweb.nl/Link/JAX4549/The-guitar-evangelists-disc-c-1929-1930
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/unV4yMtv/file.html
- The Guitar Evangelists CD-D (1930-1953).zip
https://www.muziekweb.nl/Link/JAX4551/The-guitar-evangelists-disc-d-1930-1953
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/Y53CGfHV/file.html
I am really enjoying the wonderfully wide range and excellent quality - many thanks for all the shares.
@Timebender... Hawkwind! Great choice! Thanks, I hope everyone gets out of their minds.
@ Jodsworth - Brewsteraires tracks
Here's the revised album with added Brewsteraires. Fortunately I downloaded the 2 tracks straightaway - I can't believe the links didn't last for even a day!
- Bless My Bones-Memphis Gospel Radio, The Fifties.zip
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/vYTxAoll/file.html
John Lennon Signature Box Set
Deluxe box set of all 8 re-released, digitally remastered John Lennon albums, plus two bonus discs containing rare and previously unreleased recordings. The project to remaster and reissue Lennon's work has been overseen by Yoko Ono, to mark what would have been Lennon's 70th birthday.
This set includes the 2010 digital remasters of:
Plastic Ono Band
Imagine
Some Time In New York City (two disc version)
Mind Games
Walls and Bridges
Rock 'n' Roll
Double Fantasy (one disc version)
Milk & Honey
Plus two bonus CDs, containing:
An EP of Lennon's non-album singles (including "Give Peace a Chance", "Power to the People" and "Happy Xmas (War is Over)").
A collection of rare/previously unreleased material including studio outtakes and home recordings.[amazon]
This boxset also contains the book that comes with the box set
Here is the link for all volumes and scans and book
lennon sig box.txt.zip
copy/paste this link
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/4r8K1m4b/file.html
My younger brother Steve sent me this adio book which may interest a few
Audio Book BBC 2 - The History Of Psychedelic Music.zip
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/RPTRng28/file.html
For those of you who have problems opening files try KEKA its never failed me yet and is easy to use
Hope you all have a great week....and thanks for all the kind comments its a pleasure to be a member of the TZ Community..Three cheers for RYP/Gyro and the rest of the Team
@Butterboy
I`m packing for a week`s break (away EARLY tomorrow) so I`ll get on the Soul Bossa when I get back.
@ElTel
I`m with you on the Anonymous thing.I will not be filling anymore Anonymous requests.Also,how long does it take to type THANKS!??
I`ll get on with the A La Carte when I get back.
Cheers!
Bill
Good Morning RYP,
@ Aging Child, here is a Lonnie Johnson vinyl rip that looks like something you might not have:
Swingin' With Lonnie
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/2QbClbaa/file.html
Thanks for the others you put up - ronh1
Anyone for a pile of Modern Rockabilly albums?
Deke Dickerson-The Melody.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/JevXhqd6/file.html
Dave Phillips - Songs of a Dying Species.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/ywFLBLu2/file.html
Danny Dean & The Homewreckers - 2002 - Growl.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/qBRYOqnr/file.html
Cari Lee & the Saddle-Ites - The Road Less Traveled.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/tOg3MHoK/file.html
Cari Lee & the Saddle-Ites - Red Barn Baby.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/6M0aQxlI/file.html
caezars - shakedown 2010.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/FjoI0nGL/file.html
bonsai kitten - welcome to my world (2012).zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/BPpl0biS/file.html
bonsai kitten - mindcraft (2017).zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/efIolz9c/file.html
Bill many thanks, enjoy your break, Counting the weeks to mine.
@ Lo-Fi, thanks again for the Ladies, taken for my mate.
cheers,ELtel
The Brood was requested this was all I could find
the brood-st[punk].zip
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/GLekImXM/file.html
NRBQ - Scraps (1972)
NRBQ - Workshop (1973)
NRBQ - RC Cola and a Moon Pie (1986)
NRBQ - The Scraps Companion (2000)
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/n3KsaHOC/file.html
The above is NRBQ's output during the years the band was on Kama Sutra Records. All are in HQ with tags and art.
"RC Cola" is a reworked version of "Workshop" with some different tracks and different mixes. It's never been released on CD and is featured here in a clean rip. An explanation of what's what is included. "The Scraps Companion" is a release of a '72 radio broadcast featuring the group doing tunes from that album, plus some stuff that never made it to LP. It's now a rarity, going for hundreds on Amazon.
The next album NRBQ released was "Kick Me Hard" in '77. Anyone have that one in HQ?
-- Days.
Here are some Honeybus[a 60's band] related albums..Recital is a unissued album by Honeybus
Pete Dello & Friends-1971 Into Your Ears.zip
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/w8oBHHQ3/file.html
Honeybus-1973 Recital.zip
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/wRSPa0xY/file.html
Honeybus-(1993) old masters, hidden treasures.zip
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/LfJevJOF/file.html
COLIN HARE - March hare [UK folk pop 1971] Hanky Panky Records.zip
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/YmX9Mse9/file.html
Hi, would somebody be so kind wanting to share Aston 'Family Man' Barrett & The Wailers Band - Soul Constitution: Instrumentals & Dubs 1971-1982?
Thanks
Eric VZB
@ElTel
I`m with you on the Anonymous thing.
Also,how long does it take to type THANKS!??
Now you know how the madman got wound up!!
TBFW
@Eric VZB
The album you're asking for is a 2018 release, so can't be posted here. However, Jillem will come to your rescue over at hollandtunneldive.blogspot.co.uk if you were to click on the green download button and search...
Thanks so much to Butterboy for the laid-back guitars, to JWDen for Chaquito (whoever he may be), to RYP and G-Man for all kinds of amazing goodies to start this last day of April. Best to one and all...
!ggy
Trouble with Anonymous is that if there's more than one.....
@Butterboy
Managed to zip a few...more to follow when I get back!
Songs and Melodies
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/TmGU62CY/file.html
Dolphins
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/7moKkFpk/file.html
For Once in my Life
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/fJ1rRKx3/file.html
Cheers!
Bill
@ElTel
Managed to zip a few...more to follow when I get back!
A La Carte 000 Very Best of Wigan Casino
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/Sks7qLmB/file.html
A La Carte 001 Wigan Casino 30th Anniversary Richard Searling 1
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/6qLB6AI5/file.html
A La Carte 002 Wigan Casino 30th Anniversary Russ Winstanley 1
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/Naq8D9uM/file.html
A La Carte 002 Someday the Sun will Shine
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/WNG47LYI/file.html
Cheers!
Bill
Thanks for Hawkwind @timebender. Sorry for the late reply, but yes please for the 154 & Chairs Missing bonus track remasters.
Big thanks to monty today for the Lennon, psych history and Honeybus shares.
Thanks to Lo-Fi for his ladies!
@MontysMusic - Thanks for the Modern Rockabilly!
- Stinky
@Bob and @Lil'Ol'Lady Thank you so much for all your gospel posts. And a big shout out to montysmusic for that treasure trove a couple of days ago.
Napoleon "Nappy" Brown was a singer who, in the '50s and '60s did quite a bit of r and b recording, including hits like "Don't Be Angry" and "Little By Little". He always kept one foot in gospel, recording with such groups as the Selah Singers, Heavenly Lights, and Bell Jubilee Singers. Here's an album he made with a female group, The Southern Sisters, in 1974. (My rip from vinyl @ 320, cover art included):
https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/9eHfPx0l/file.html
Desperately seeking Thee Shatners-"Planet Pimp Records Presents...Thee Shatners"
Many Thanks
Andy W
Big Thanks From Belgium @ Muzz for the great advice about Family Mans's Soul Constitution. It worked out fine.
Best music blog ever!
Eric Vzb
With the recent posts of both the Manhattan Transfer and Lambet, Hendricks and Ross I wanted to share some more great jazz vocal groups.
First, my own Jazz Vocal Mix, which combines well known groups & songs with lesser known ones. If you like this kind of music, you will love this mix:
1: Splanky - The Real Group
2: Moanin' - Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
3: Java Jive - The Manhattan Transfer
4: Rat Race (La course au rat) - Les Double Six
5: Hit That Jive - Doodlin
6: Happy madness - 6th Wave
7: Four Brothers (Les Quatres Extra-Terrestres) - Vox Office
8: Dat Dere - Gals & Pals
9: L'autre Vie d'Artiste - The Voices Messengers
10: Ay! Venezuela - Vocal Sampling
11: Wochenend' und Sonnenschein - Comedian Harmonists
12: Rhythm - Spirits Of Rhythm
13: I've Found a New Baby - The Mills Brothers
14: Red Top - King Pleasure
15: In A Mellotone - Plus Four db
16: Bernie's Tune - Les Blue Stars
17: Kell néha egy kis csavargás - Cotton Club Singers
18: Jive At Five - Bémol 9
19: Walkin' - The Axidentals
20: 'C' Jam Blues - A'Cappella ExpreSSS
21: Sweet Georgia Brown - Take 6
22: Tuxedo Junction - The Manhattan Transfer
23: Sweets - Les Double Six
24: Twisted - Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
25: Glory Of Love - The Five Keys
Jazz Vocals - Best Of
Link: https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/x4bDvynT/file.html
Download it, enjoy it, and pay special attention to track 11 - by the group the Comedian Harmonists. If it piques your interest, here's more from this historically important group.
The Comedian Harmonists were an internationally famous, all-male German close harmony ensemble that performed between 1928 and 1934 as one of the most successful musical groups in Europe before World War II. The hallmark of the Comedian Harmonists was its members' ability to blend their voices together so that the individual singers could appear and disappear back into the vocal texture. Its repertoire was wide, ranging from the folk and classical songs to witty popular songs of the day.
The group's success continued into the early 1930s, but eventually ran into trouble with the Nazi regime: three of the group members were either Jewish or of Jewish descent, and another had married a Jewish woman. The Nazis progressively made the group's professional life more difficult, initially banning pieces by Jewish composers, and finally prohibiting them from performing in public.
The group's last concert was in Hannover on March 25, 1934.
Here's a "best of" compilation:
1: Wochenend' und Sonnenschein
2: Wenn ich vergnügt bin, muss ich Singen
3: An der schönen blauen Donau
4: Das ist die Liebe der Matrosen
5: Tea for Two
6: Hallo, was machst du heut', Daisy?
7: Ich hab' für dich 'nen Blumentopf bestellt
8: Ah Maria Mari
9: Mein kleiner grüner Kaktus
10: Du bist nicht die Erste
11: Bin kein Hauptmann, bin kein grosses Tier
12: Ein kleine Frühlingsweise
13: Schöne Lisa, süße Lisa
14: Ein Freund, ein guter Freund
15: Eins, zwei, drei und vier, glücklich bin ich nur mit dir
16: Hein spielt abends so schön auf dem Schifferklavier
17: Ein bisschen Leichtsinn kann nicht schaden
18: In der Bar zum Krokodil
19: Jetzt trinken wir noch eins
20: Kannst Du pfeifen, Johanna
21: Liebling, mein Herz lässt dich grüssen
22: Mein lieber Schatz, bist du aus Spanien?
23: Perpetuum Mobile
24: So ein Kuss kommt von allein
25: Wir sind von Kopf bis Fuss auf Liebe eingestellt
26: Whispering
Comedian Harmonists - Best of Comedian Harmonists
Link: https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/ujvbC9HG/file.html
Many thanks Bill.
Having great difficulty with the internet, taking ages for anything to happen on here and it' going to last at least 48 hours. So, a blanket thank you for anything I take over this period.
cheers,ELtel
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #120:
1920s+ Blues and Jazz - L-Artists (part 6 of 8):
We now start two days of Louis Armstrong, direct from my bulging, groaning aux drive. His recordings are among the first 1920s-plus recordings I downloaded, many years back, 'way before online-accessible MP3s were encoded at 320 KBpS. And thus many of these recordings are at weaker bitrates, since I haven't circled back since, and replaced them with higher-bitrate MP3s.
At some point, some of his early recordings here also got a bit scrambled and mixed up among different early-year compilations. I tried, this past week, to straighten out some of those mixups, but I doubt I've fixed all of them.
So today and tomorrow, I'm posting all the Louis Armstrong I've got -- warts and knots and all -- in the hope that a) at least some of the recordings are new to some of our friends here; and b) kindhearted TZers with better-bitrate versions, and other pristine gap-fillers, might have and share some better upgrades for everybody here (not simply for me).
There's some great stuff include, in spite of the above. I'm embarrassed, though, and apologize still, that a chunk of what's here, today and tomorrow, is below the standard of what I prefer to own, let alone to share. And I'm looking forward to any better takes anybody's got. Thanks for your patience, everybody, and your assistance.
Louis Armstrong (1923-68) (part 1 of 2):
- Hot Fives and Sevens, 1925-30 [92@128-320, 2 missing tracks)].zip
- Great Original Performances, 1923-31 [3@224, 35@320].zip
- The Artist As a Young Man, 1923-34.zip
- Jazz in Paris (and Friends), 1933-39.zip
- Vocalist of Jazz, 1937-46.zip
- Plays W. C. Handy, 1954.zip
- Historic Barcelona Concerts, Windsor Palace, 1955 (vol. 2) [16@192].zip
- Satch Plays Fats, 1955 [16@192].zip
Seven-day link (expires May 7):
https://we.tl/ImuhG6Egb8
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... and to anybody able to upgrade these not-yet-ideal offerings, today and tomorrow.
Tomorrow: mo' Satchmo: later years, and compilations
Cheers!
Thanx To Butterboy For The Laidback Guitar,Thanx Timebender For The Hawkwind,Thanx To Scott Marks For The Little Richard And Thanx To Ryp & Gyro For Everything Else.
Cheers
Tel
thx monty for the rockabilly links
Thanks monty for the Brood, very kind of you
regards
I know people who've been re-posting the Warped Series here on TZ haven't done it with ill intent (just VERY thoughtlessly). The result of Harlan's work being sold on Amazon and posted all over the net (without credit or even a link to his blog) is that we appear to have lost "Visit Me In Music City" (vmimc.blogspot.com). This is his most recent post from January of this year:
"I just thought I would put up a post acknowledging that we would normally be in the middle of 12 Days of Bluegrass . . . I will admit, though, that the people who are selling my stuff on Amazon or just posting it in mass amounts do not really endear me to want to post much of anything.
BHT"
Hi again monty
I'm afraid that's not the Brood I was talking about..
Anyway nice try :)
regards
@Scott Marks - Thanks for all the Little Rickard!
Cosmo
Gaius said:
"Lucifer's Friend" was a German HardRock band. Before they started they made a record using another name because they had signed to the well-known Phillips label. But there was the expanding 'Europe-label' who wanted to have a short shot with some cover versions and some session takes. Easy earned money. But these musicians were professionals. So you get standards like 'Whole lotta Love' or 'House of the rising Sun', but the rest don't need to hide.
Here is:
"Electric Food" (aka "Lucifer's Friend" - Hecht, Hesslein, Horns and George Mavros of the German Bonds)
Electric Food (1970) [Germany, Heavy Psych, 320]
https://yadi.sk/d/EWl8N57M3Ph4mi
And here are "The Neutrons", a "Man" related band with their two albums. Phil Ryan and Will Youatt left Man in 1973 to re-form the Neutrons:
"The Neutrons "
Black Hole Star (1974) [England, Progressive Rock, 320]
https://yadi.sk/d/qGWOl9uf3PtG4B
Tales From The Blue Cocoons (1975) [England, Progressive Rock, 320]
https://yadi.sk/d/qyNE2QXT3PtGFm
Terry, ElTel, Searnav, apauling, Scott Marks,
I do not understand your anger at a small suggestion to make this links better. I try to be very polite, and you are all very mad. It was only an ask, you can very easy ignore with no insults.
I am sorry I am "anonymous." I do not trust the Google company to make a account on their system. But still, I am only asking nicely something to make it easy to get links. Not everyone is good with computer as you.
Thank you for you music
@Ronh1
I did as you suggested and still couldn't access HGR. Did a restart and, lo and behold, it works!!! Now all I have to do is go back the last 6 weeks or so to see what I missed out on. Cannot thank you enough for your help.
I say many months ago that there is too much anonymous. I say that this will kill the Twilight Zone! But no one listen to Half-Man Half-Preacher. So hear me now - no requests to the anonymouse!!
Hi all - is it possible anyone could help me with a d/l of the Jerry Lee Lewis LP Rockin' With Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury 6336 300) from 1972. Many thanks in advance.
@Butterboy - Thanks for the Bowie Sel;ect
@Gyro - Thanks for the latrest Do the 45 - I was afraid it was finished.
Thanks Bill for the A La Carte's and thanks to everyone who posts such a great selection of music
Butterboy, thank you for sharing: iSelect, The Guitar...appreciated.
montysmusic, special thanks for all things, Lennon.
Uncle Babka, thank you for sharing, Jazz Vocals.
Sometime ago RYP posted Lady Day the Complete Columbias 1933-44 but the files no longer exist. Would any kind soul be able to repost please - much appreciated
@Anonymous: I love your poems.
Thank You Uncle Babka for your Jazz Vocal compilation and your Comedian Harmonists compilation. There's a biopic on them that I enjoyed when it came out but nothing beats their sound. Can't wait to get back to it..thanks again for all that you do.
@ JWDen
Thanks a lot for Arlo Guthrie
Any help out there in finding Danny Kortchmar "Innuendo" 1980 would be muchly appreciated
thanks
Thomas aka indigoinsf
I agree with "anonymous". He made a polite suggestion, and was not insulting to anyone.
I find that all the "non-anonymous" posters (as if their made-up usernames somehow makes them less anonymous) with all of their made-up rules about how and what and when visitors should post are significantly more offensive than the original posts they are complaining about. I, for one, appreciate good tags and named files at a decent bitrate. However, as much as I think it's ridiculous to complain about anything that is offered freely, I also think it's a little self-righteous to jump down someone's throat for politely making suggestions that may or may not improve the site and or quality of the music. Insisting that "anonymous" make up a username or that users say, "Thanks" is no more or no less offensive than someone insisting on better bitrate or tags or links.
In my opinion (and I've been coming here for many, many years), the "behavior police" on this site are much more rude than the anonymous posters, and usually much less polite.
Normally, I do use a regular username here. But since I regularly post here, and don't want to set myself up for attacks and scorn in the future without making up a new username, I will sign this "anonymous."
Scott Marks- Thanks for the CD 1 Link to Little Richard!
Bill- Thanks for all of the A La Carte!
to all the anonymous, I respect your wish to not sign up to a google account, I fail to see why you can't use a nickname in the name field on the comments form. No sign up, you're not anonymous, no conflict - everyone is happy!
Just saying ...
@ ralph11, I can't believe after those instructions I didn't say now re-boot. You should always re-boot after any settings change, that's outstanding news Ralph.
Now go get this Cari Ray if you like Blues Folk, Blues Country, Americana it's excellent.
https://heygetrhythm.blogspot.com/2018/04/cari-ray-shaky-legs-bad-better-angels.html
DougC
Here's the Lady Day Complete Columbia in 320. A 7 day link. Enjoy!
https://we.tl/JikVvOLAcz
@Uncle Babka, vielen Danke!
Thankyou for the Comedian Harmonists.
What a treat. :)
@bluesandrhythm…..
A hearty thank you to all who demonstrated enthusiasm for gospel music. Bob spearheaded the efforts with his ample gospel shares and many of you contributed to gospel libraries! Thank you for so eagerly accepting and sharing this music. Thanks go to Ryp and Gyro as well for allowing such a generous platform.
“Shades Of Gospel Soul” LP (1969)-This may also be an obscure Motown release.
Excerpt from blogger’s review @ghostcapital.org
....Shades of Gospel Soul is a relatively rare gospel LP released by Motown back in 1969. This set features strong vocal outings from The Gospel Stars, The Wright Specials & Columbus Mann of Detroit, Michigan. The first couple of tracks, in-particular, are big winners. Just check the audio... sample…Recommended!
I snagged this one after someone was kind enough to rip and post it. Many thanks to the original provider.
LINK: https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/2uibXcsI/file.html
3 CD Gospel Collection From Malaco Records (2005)
There were no reviews at Allmusic. However, there is a noticeable trace of “soul” being injected into a number of traditional gospel songs. Lou Rawls’ arrangements sound more like the secular career he would go on to have….more elaborate arrangements with horns and venturing away from the usual delivery. While all gospel is “soul”, the genre called “soul” has made its mark. Not to worry. There is still lots of Golden Age Gospel to be shared!
“Great Gospel”
CD 1 - “No Tears In Heaven”
Song/Artist Lists Here: https://www.allmusic.com/album/no-tears-in-heaven-great-gospel-mw0000551282
LINK: https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/QhUET9Dl/file.html
CD 2 - “People Get Ready”
Song/Artist Lists Here: https://www.allmusic.com/album/people-get-ready-great-gospel-mw0000552973
LINK: https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/FNrx2N39/file.html
CD 3 - “Maybe The Last Time”
Song/Artist Lists Here: https://www.allmusic.com/album/maybe-the-last-time-great-gospel-mw0000548970
LINK: https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/bli1vOLf/file.html
We have KingCake @chitlins, catfish and deep southern soul to thank for ripping and posting this set. He generously did so after some whining and begging from me. Thank you, KingCake. Your efforts are greatly appreciated.
Thanks, in turn, for allowing me to share it as well.
Happy Listening!
Thanks for everything.
Charles
@ Bill
Thank you for the Soul Bossa Trio.
Have a great break.
@ Montysmusic.
The audio book is great . Thank you.
Also the JL box is a real treat.
Cheers
@Scott Marks
Thanks for the BA-LOP-BAM-BOOM! SHUT UP! posts. So much enjoyment.
Little Richard is brilliant. I truly enjoy his early blues too.
@ Uncle Babka
Really like you Jazz vocal mix. Thanks for the share.
@ Aging Child.
Hello. Your shares are magical for me at any bit rate.
Louis Armstrong has many great tunes that are famous. But it is his lesser known works that i enjoy just as much. he is , for me, an underrated artist. Especially for his non famous tracks.
Thanks again.
@ButterBoy: thank you for laying us back -- nice!
@LoFiLarry: thank you for this forty-seventh disk of your fine forty-disk comp!
@Searnav: thank you for ever more Colin, too; haven't heard his recent stuff (1997 counts as recent, yes), so thanks for this one, too!
@Bob: early Gospel -- got my hands up, and my droolin'-bib on... thanks!
@Monty's: thank you for John in a box, so we can all shine on!
@RonH1: thank you for the Lonnie -- just now downloaded it, and will check it out... very kind of you to pass it along!
@OnkelBabka: thank you for the Comedian Harmonists; they should be an intriguing hear... and I may pass them along to a half-Austrian friend who's fond of Haindling, so she can check out some slightly-earlier Germans.
Cheers!
montysmusic - Thanks kindly for the Deke - always welcome. He puts on quite a show!
Someone requested Jerry Lee Lewis' LP Rockin' With Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury 6336 300). I don't have it but have a canadian CD reissue from 1991 with tracks in a different order and 4 of them replaced with different ones. The missing tracks are:
Brown Eyed Handsome Man
Johnny B Goode
Sticks And Stones
Memphis
New tracks are:
Ring Of Fire
Chantilly Lace
Breathless
I'm Walkin'
I think that's a fair exchange. This was ripped at 320k.
Jerry Lee Lewis-Rockin' With Jerry Lee Lewis (1972 - CD 1991) https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/WGJO8eqv/file.html
@monymusic
I thank you for the Pete Delo album, I brought
it years ago in a clearance box at a supermaket
for 50c (aus) because I liked the cover, I still
drag it out from time to time when thinking
about those times. Some of the songs are really
great. - I thank you again
@aging child, I've been remiss lately not giving
thanks to you for all the great blues (and Jazz)
you've downloaded over the last few months,
Outside of the pop music of the late 50's
early 60's, blues has been my main love over
the last 45 or so years. All the best to the
downloaders at TZ for your music as well
J.A.Moore
billie columbia 33-34
https://we.tl/KfYvxm99bw
anonymous i understand the ire at you coz someone who gets things free should not quibble about small details about bit rate, post style etc. It would be like going to an op shop and complaining that things were higgledy piggedly in the free stuff box/recommending that they make the free boxes more tidy or organised. When getting free stuff one should be grateful with no niggling.
Does anyone have any albums by the - Boxcars - many thank in advance, if there are any available ..... Mike
Big thanks to all the posters, some great stuff there.
Can anybody help with uploading Chris Barber's Dans Le Vent LP, it had some great early British R&B on it.
thanks erasmus for the quick response to my plea for billie holiday - much appreciated
another anonymous here. many of us had/have online accounts & many have had same accounts deleted by USA heavies. if our actual names were available we would be in jail so yes we must stay anonymous. any extra advertising only makes things worse.
back in the mid 70's as an american announcer I would mix on the FM side pink floyd, hawkwind, tangerine dream etc. by mix I mean play both at the same time not just samples as is done now.
great to see hawkwind, lucifer's friend mentioned.
been a follower of this site over 10 years & still you can get excited about many forms of music from so many people that share including us anonymous......
@ Days - Many thanks for the NRBQ albums, much appreciated. Unfortunately I don't have a copy of "Kick Me Hard", sorry.
@ Days - I went through some of my old portable hard drives and guess what, I found a copy of Kick Me Hard - The Deluxe Edition at 320 kbps!
So thanks to original uploader.
https://mega.nz/#!fZ9mWaiY!g6nMuU1bb3HTKkUEsvKKJCT-3OMkKS23o-HXl8jmz4c
@ Anonymous Anonymous said...
another anonymous here
yep-google+facebook=big brother
the authorities are paranoid about monitoring
ALL OF US!
so get it all man!
whats next?..mandatory orange wigs?
i hate being watched
@ bluesandrhythm:
Thank you for Napoleon Brown.
Cheers,
Cosmo
I am anonymous who asked to make links easy to copy and paste and who is also afraid of the Google. I did not intend make big problem. I will try to learn how to make a signature without Google account.
Please nuderstand some of us on the Twilight zone are not the teenagers with mobile phone. I am a older human being and my computer ability is poor and my old hands do not like the mouse!! Also most peoples post in English here, that being not me first language.
In being honest I am suprised by anger from the club of friends here.
@Anonymous 30 April 2018 at 23:09:
"I find that all the "non-anonymous" posters (as if their made-up usernames somehow makes them less anonymous) with all of their made-up rules about how and what and when visitors should post are significantly more offensive than the original posts they are complaining about.
In my opinion (and I've been coming here for many, many years), the "behavior police" on this site are much more rude than the anonymous posters, and usually much less polite."
-----
From my own personal experience made here I can only agree to 100%.
@Old Hands
your'e a member of the club of friends here - or not.
i hear you, old hands, the reaction to your simple and respectful request was overly sensitive, defensive, and ridiculous. some here seem to think that if you don't fawn over them in every respect, that you are unappreciative of their efforts. it's silly.
Thanks to Butterboy for the Bowie comp. Thanks to anonymous/timebender for the Hawkwind. Thanks to Anonymous for the NRBQ.Thanks to Uncle Bubka for the Jazz Vocals.
After a bit of an absence here I am with some more British Isles folk music
Eric Bogle - Live In Person (1977, FLAC)
This is the first album by this outstanding Scots-Australian singer/ songwriter recorded live in Germany in 1977. It includes his first recordings of his songs "And The Band PLayed Waltzing Matilda" and "No Man's Land" - two great anti-war songs that have been covered by many artists. There are also other great songs like "Belle Of Broughton," "No Use For Him" and "Leaving Nancy."
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/FKiwkSU4/file.html
Geordeanna McCulloch - Sheath and Knife (1978, FLAC)
Wonderful Scottish singer - former member of the excellent group The Clutha who are featured backing her on many tracks.
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/owmiSSPp/file.html
Tony Capstick - Punch & Judy Man (1974, FLAC)
Excellent North of England singer with a selection of mostly traditional songs. The brilliant title song was written by John Conolly who is best known for having written the song "Fiddler's Green."
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/oaqfDdhx/file.html
Dick Gaughan - No More Forever (1972, FLAC)
In my humble opinion, Dick Gaughan, was the finest performer of traditional songs in the British Isles in the 1970s and 80s. A gorgeous singer and an absolutely brilliant guiatrist. This first album was released on the Tariler label and like most items on that label is not available on CD though it was briefly available as a CD-R in the late 1990s.
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/XB9ZLkWY/file.html
Na Fili -3 (1972, mp3 320Kbps)
Undeservedly obscure Irish trio who performed traditional tunes and the occasional vocal with uileann pipes, fiddle and tin whistle.
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/D7t7j9zL/file.html
Even regular posters here post a comment from time to time as "anonymous" because they don't want to get attacked by others ... This says a lot, my friends.
Thanks to Anonymous AlfKatz for today's British Folk shares.
@Steve626: thanks for Lady Day; I don't know how I missed her, last time 'round.
@ButterBoy: I nominate you for this week's TZ Mr./Ms. Politeness award, re my shaky Satchmo offerings. (Fortunately, it was his more-recent, later-years stuff that made up the compilations I deleted.) And I agree -- with the super big-name artists/acts, the early stuff is the most interesting... e.g., Bing from the 1920s, and king Louis himself still getting his roots and embouchure in place, and so on. I have a feeling that for most artists who make it big, those earliest days were the most fun and rewarding, even with lousy pay and long hours.
@J.A.Moore: okay; you and ButterBoy might have to share that Politeness award! I was blessed to be turned on to the Blues first by a minister's daughter (girlfriend), and then leapt in neck-deep when a childhood friend -- back in touch after [mumbled number] decades -- threw gasoline on the smoldering fire. (Heh-heh; Howlin' Wolf: "I asked for water, she gave me gasoline"!) Then I dug into early Blues, and the purist in me was thrilled with what I found and discovered online... and had to share as soon as I found this fine community. It's too big and historic and awesome to keep to myself.
I happened to be in Chicago a few autumns ago, and took a college professor and a number of his students (and friends of mine) to Buddy Guy's for a very good, very solid late-night show. And yet -- with nothing negative on that fine club -- I was disappointed that all the clientele, and all the musicians (supremely talented as they were) were upscale caucasians. I'd wanted battered and wobbly chairs, mismatched glasses, crunchy grit on the floor, and lots of thick smoke, and mine the only white face in the house.
A year or two later, I was in Memphis, and there -- ah; an old African-American gent in a hat, seated (like B.B. King), with skilled and devoted younger bandsmen of rich color beside and behind him, was playing and singing/growling an impromptu Blues set that gave me goose bumps, right there on (or just off) Beale Street, when my delighted ears commanded my feet to halt right there. That's the Blues, baby, and that fellow (no offense, Gregg and Gary, et al.) was the heir and standard bearer of the real Blues, and why I like my Blues early.
Cheers!
Thank you all for kind words.
@AlfKatz
Thank you for the folk shares
Thanks Butterboy for David Bowie - iSelect and Timebender for the Hawkwind anthology.
... that Diana said ...
Butterboy & JWDen kind of nailed it down. I say "wow" a lot but what else fits?
@ JWDen: All Great Minds: Looky what I found on The Facebook just a few days ago...
https://archive.org/details/FrankHerbertSaviorsAndPoltiicalAnimals
It's Frank Herbert's political commentary from the same interview you posted above, presented as a video with slide show.
Note to everyone, major clue for media searches: Always try the Archive. It's a gold mine for 'ancient' recordings - and check the Film Noir and Science Fiction film collections - on a day when you got nothing better to do all week.
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