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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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More Sugar from Stanley Turrentine... This is the only time I would recommend sugar to anyone.
01 Stanley Turrentine - Sugar (40th Anniversary Edition) [1971]
Link http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/x0Er2gC7/file.html
If ever there were a record that both fit perfectly and stood outside the CTI Records' stable sound, it is Sugar by Stanley Turrentine. Recorded in 1970, only three tracks appear on the original album (on the reissue there's a bonus live version of the title track, which nearly outshines the original and is 50 percent longer). Turrentine, a veteran of the soul-jazz scene since the '50s, was accompanied by a who's who of groove players, including guitarist George Benson, Lonnie Liston Smith on electric piano, Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, bassist Ron Carter, organist Butch Cornell, and drummer Billy Kaye, among others. (The live version adds Airto, flutist Hubert Laws, drummer Billy Cobham, and organist Johnny Hammond.) The title track is a deep soul blues workout with a swinging backbeat and the rhythm section fluidly streaming through fours and eights as Benson, Hubbard, and Turrentine begin slowly and crank up the heat, making the pace and stride of the cut simmer then pop -- especially in Hubbard's solo. This is truly midnight blue, and the party's at the point of getting really serious or about to break up. By the time Benson picks up his break, full of slick, shiny, warm arpeggios, the seams are bursting and couples are edging into corners. Butch Cornell's "Sunshine Alley" is a solid, funky groover, paced by organ and double fours by Kaye. Turrentine and Hubbard stride into the melody and keep the vamp in the pocket, riding out past the blues line into a tag that just revs the thing up even further. But the big surprise is in the final track, one of the most solidly swinging, from-the-gut emotional rides of John Coltrane's "Impressions" ever taken. Turrentine is deep inside his horn, ringing out in legato with everything he has -- and it is considerable. Ron Carter's bass playing flows through the modal interludes, creating a basis for some beautifully intervallic invention by Benson and Smith by building a series of harmonic bridges through the mode to solos. It's hard to believe this is Turrentine, yet is could be no one else. If jazz fans are interested in Turrentine beyond the Blue Note period -- and they should be -- this is a heck of a place to listen for satisfaction. ( AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek)
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02 Stanley Turrentine - The Sugar Man [1975]
Link http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/86qGZzBC/file.html
The fifth and final Stanley Turrentine CTI recording actually predates all but the first album (Sugar). This LP has five selections from Feb.-Apr. 1971, including three with larger bands arranged by either Deodato or Chico O'Farrill, and two with a sextet also including guitarist Kenny Burrell and organist Butch Cornell. The best-known selection is the tenor's first rendition of Michel Legrand's "Pieces of Dreams" from June 1973; his July 1974 rendition for Fantasy would become quite popular. Although one could consider this album to consist of leftovers, Turrentine's playing is excellent, and the overall results certainly top most of the tenor's upcoming Fantasy releases. ( AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
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03 Stanley Turrentine - Do You Have Any Sugar [1998]
Link http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/fQubHeCD/file.html
Stanley Turrentine still has a sweeter sound than any other saxophonist, even at the age of 65. It's a joy to hear him play, even when the material is a little faceless and the sound is a little too smooth, as it is on Do You Have Any Sugar? Since Turrentine is a fine musician, there are moments to cherish scattered throughout the record -- the spare, soulful ballad "Far Too Little Love" or the R&B groove of "Back in the Day" or the bluesy "2 RBs," for instance -- but it often veers too close to smooth jazz territory, especially when vocalist Niki Harris takes the center stage; she is a fine vocalist, but the style of the music becomes too close to crossover jazz whenever she's on the scene. And that's the main problem with Do You Have Any Sugar?: Every time it begins to recall prime-period Turrentine, it drifts away into glossy urban crossover jazz. Aficionados will delight in certain phrases he turns out -- he remains an excellent saxophonist, after all -- but the album overall makes little impact. (AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine)
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BONUS Stanley Turrentine With The Three Sounds - Blue Hour The Complete Sessions [1960]
Link http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/Gh2YslZ2/file.html
Stanley Turrentine & the Three Sounds were initially featured together on an album called Blue Hour, which was a very relaxed and bluesy release. The spaciousness of "I Want a Little Girl" makes the listener savor every note, while "Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You" is played with an almost identical tempo and feeling. Gene Harris' "Blue Riff" picks up the pace a good bit, before "Since I Fell for You" and "Willow Weep for Me" once again slow the proceedings back to a late-night feeling. Turrentine's tenor sax is in top form, while Harris is the consummate blues pianist in his supporting role. After the first CD reissue of Blue Hour went out of print, it was expanded into a two-CD set by Blue Note, with eight new unissued or alternate takes added on the second disc. It is apparent right away that the original producer Alfred Lion was correct in withholding most of these recordings from release. As well as Turrentine plays during "Blues in the Closet," the rhythm section seems a bit stiff. Harris' piano is too much in the background on "Just in Time," while the pianist's composition "Blue Hour" doesn't seem to be fully formed as a blues vehicle. "Strike Up the Band" is the one truly up-tempo recording present on this release, but probably wasn't issued previously because it is faded prematurely and it was so different from the producer's concept for the originally conceived release. Regardless, since both Stanley Turrentine and Gene Harris passed away within a year of each other in 2000, having additional music made available featuring these two fine musicians is most welcome. (AllMusic Review by Ken Dryden)
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Previous Links 082
01 Carlton - Carlton [1976]
Link http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/2y1dCWHz/file.html
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02 VA - Garageaholic, Psychedelic Outsider Music! [2008]
Link http://www111.zippyshare.com/v/4giFcQSX/file.html
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03 VA - Forest Of Gold Tops In The Land Of Oz [1997]
Link http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/ElSPRq0o/file.html
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BONUS VA - War Child Presents Heroes [2009]
Link http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/tavUG37w/file.html
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Hoyt Axton – The Balladeer
Horizon / World Pacific WP-1601 (USA 1962)
Recorded Live At The Troubadour
Hoyt Axton with
Billy Cheatwood (guitar)
Jim McQuinn (= Jim McGuinn later Jim/Roger of The Byrds) (guitar and banjo)
Later, this LP was re-released as “Greenback Dollar” on Vee-Jay VJLP 1126 (1963), and as “Mr. Greenback Dollar” on French Vogue MDDA 9349 (1965), minus two tracks and with spoken parts removed, with one song title changed (“Swananoah Tunnel” became “Ashville Junction”), and with side A and side B switched.
1. Ox Driver's Song (3:41)
2. Peggy-O (4:02)
3. Walkin' To Georgia (2:08)
4. Vandy (3:26)
5. John Henry (6:44)
6. Greenback Dollar (3:31)
7. Swananoah Tunnel (3:42)
8. One Grain Of Sand (4:21)
9. Brisbane Ladies (3:27)
10. Darlin' (3:40)
11. Five Hundred Miles (3:57)
12. The Balladeer (2:46)
In the late 80s, I received a CDR ripped from the original vinyl LP. A couple of years later, I bought the actual LP. What you have here is a fresh rip of the CDR tracks and fresh scans of the artwork from my LP.
Artwork Included (front, back, labels).
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/T5lUa49y/file.html
Hoyt Axton – Greenback Dollar
Recorde Live At The Troubadour
Vee Jay VJLP-1126 (USA 1963)
Hoyt Axton with Billy Cheatwood (guitar) and Jimmy McQuinn (= Jim/Roger McGuinn) (guitar and banjo)
The tracks on this LP are selected from Hoyt Axton’s first LP, “The Balladeer”.
This LP was also released in France as “Mr. Greenback Dollar” on French Vogue MDDA 9349.
1. Greenback Dollar (3:14)
2. Ashville Junction (2:50)
3. Brisbane Ladies (3:19)
4. Five Hundred Miles (3:52)
5. The Balladeer (2:38)
6. Ox Driver's Song (3:30)
7. Peggy-O (3:17)
8. Walkin' To Georgia (2:03)
9. Vandy (2:17)
10. John Henry (6:58)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
Audio files provided by Uncle Gil, from his French Vogue LP – many thanks to him.
Freshly scanned artwork is from my LP.
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/XUGxAyi8/file.html
The last day of Dr. John’s catalog has a couple more tribute albums—to Johnny Mercer (“Mercernary”) and Louis Armstrong (“Ske-Dat-De-Dat: The Spirit of Satch”), a singles compilation and much more of Rebennack’s brand of gumbo. And he shows no signs of slowing down. Truly an American original, he’s not diminished as he’s gotten older. Instead, in some respect, he’s gotten wilder and weirder. Long may he reign.
2005 – Sippiana Hericane http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/XmyWkLOq/file.html
2006 – Mercernary http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/nm55Ha68/file.html
2008 – City That Care Forgot http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/NpSGexeE/file.html
2009 – Who Was Mac Rebennack? http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/3IShFXaM/file.html
2010 – Tribal http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/eyl5QJXs/file.html
2012 – Locked Down http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/fJR3X8AI/file.html
2014 – Ske-Dat-De-Dat: The Spirit of Satch http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/IvLWnN01/file.html
2015 – The ATCO & Atlantic Singles 1968-1975 http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/Dp0bul3i/file.html
The Kitsch Korner features the Campbell Playhouse cast doing Noel Coward’s “Private Lives,” Joe Meek’s outer space concept LP, “I Hear a New World,” and the soundtrack of a 1956 television musical adaptation of Maxwell Anderson’s “High Tor,” starring Bing Crosby, Julie Andrews, and character actor Everett Sloane (who even gets a singing part). Bitrates vary, but this ain’t your father’s Mary Poppins. Or even Maria von Trapp.
Orson Welles/Campbell Playhouse – “Private Lives” (1939) http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/oov8gXIw/file.html
Joe Meek – “I Hear a New World” (1959) http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/HnuvZHTd/file.html
Various Artists – “High Tor” (1956) http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/6oA8Ulte/file.html
I think someone requested this a while ago!
Real Kids - All Kindsa Girls documentary DVD
https://mega.nz/#!GGA21RpR!5MYAnVfa4Rf_tUsO84rPdf-1Mu6gbZaNv_tQ5vQFUMA
...Timebender said...
- JOY DIVISION -
Heart And Soul - 1997
4 Disc Boxset
Tracklist - Disc 1
Digital
Glass
Disorder
Day Of The Lords
Candidate
Insight
New Dawn Fades
She's Lost Control
Shadowplay
Wilderness
Interzone
I Remember Nothing
Ice Ag
Exercise One
Transmission
Novelty
The Kill
The Only Mistake
Something Must Break
Autosuggestion
From Safety To Where...?
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/hcY5PLWh/file.html
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Tracklist - Disc 2
She's Lost Control (12")
Sound Of Music
Atmosphere
Dead Souls
Komakino
Incubation
Atrocity Exhibition
Isolation
Passover
Colony
Means To An End
Heart And Soul
Twenty Four Hours
The Eternal
Decades
Love Will Tear Us Apart
These Days
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/mzuqqeis/file.html
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Tracklist - Disc 3
Warsaw
No Love Lost
Leaders Of Men
Failures
The Drawback
Interzone
Shadowplay
Exercise One
Insight
Glass
Transmission
Dead Souls
Something Must Break
Ice Age
Walked In Line
These Days
Candidate
The Only Mistake
Chance (Atmosphere)
Love Will Tear Us Apart
Colony
As You Said
Ceremony
In A Lonely Place (Detail)
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/sOMmPjXO/file.html
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Tracklist - Disc 4
Dead Souls
The Only Mistake
Insight
Candidate
Wilderness
She's Lost Control
Disorder
Interzone
Atrocity Exhibition
Novelty
Autosuggestion
I Remember Nothing
Colony
These Days
Incubation
The Eternal
Heart And Soul
Isolation
She's Lost Control
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/vbUjIbqu/file.html
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Cds ripped @320....enjoy!
More info or images
https://www.discogs.com/Joy-Division-Heart-And-Soul/master/23154
Cheers from @Timebender.
Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 24
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Punk Rock, Classic Punk, New Wave, Pop Punk
1. Crazy Band “I Like You” (USA, 2011)
2. Foreign Objects “Pill Popper” (USA, 2010)
3. Libyans “Welcome To The Neighborhood” (USA, 2008)
4. The Distillers “Seneca Falls” (USA, 2002)
5. Deadline “Out Of Luck” (UK, 2005)
6. The Razorbabes “Bad Disaster” demo (USA, 1998)
7. Lord Eva Braun “Weekend A Blois” (France, 1988)
8. La Fraction “Kill Him” (France, 1995)
9. The Expelled “Government Policy” (UK, 1982)
10. Accident “True Detective” (USA, 1979)
11. Girls At Our Best “Getting Nowhere Fast” (UK, 1980)
12. Chin Chin “Dead Life” (Switzerland, 1985)
13. The Revillos “Where’s The Boy For Me?” (Scotland, 1985)
14. The Rentals “I Got A Crush On You” (USA, 1979)
15. Strapaze “Tage” (Germany, 1983)
16. Jo Squillo Electrix “CX” (Italy, 1981)
17. Pick Section “Wine World” (USA, 1980)
18. Throwing Muses “Call Me” (USA, 1985)
19. Destroy All Monsters “You’re Gonna Die” (USA, 1978)
20. Usch “Ensam & Radd” (Sweden, 1981)
21. The Eyeliners “You’re All Wrong” (USA, 1997)
22. The Brat “High School” (USA, 1980)
23. The Maps “I’m Talking To You” (USA, 1979)
24. Debils “Maso” (Switzerland, 1981)
25. Aerolineas Federales “El Atracador” (Spain, 1983)
http://www91.zippyshare.com/v/EXIBiHmL/file.html
@swboy
Thanks for the Western Swing.Much appreciated Dave (Downunder)
@Bob
Got my fingers crossed that you do post your Western Swing music later on.Cheers Dave (Downunder)
Rockin Bear requested this
Dead Moon-1991 - Stranded In The Mystery Zone.zip
http://www36.zippyshare.com/v/5jRLr1MM/file.html
@ 60's Dave
Here's the 2 CD set "Kings Of Western Swing":-
I was having trouble with Zippyshare for a while, so I've included a Sendspace download too, but they are the same.
- Kings Of Western Swing - Disc One.zip
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/9r6piPNh/file.html
- Kings Of Western Swing - Disc Two.zip
http://www30.zippyshare.com/v/75t6CYDv/file.html
Alternative download;-
- Kings Of Western Swing 1 & 2
https://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/V%2B%2B6YrLs7Te6t%2Bf1Hb0o%2Bw
Thursday's GOSPEL
Here's the wonderful Dixie Hummingbirds. I haven't included the P-Vine collection put here recently by AlKatz because I presume anyone even remotely interested will have taken that.
Dixie Hummingbirds - A Christian Testimonial.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/0emkaYpG/file.html
Dixie Hummingbirds - Complete Recorded Works 1939-1947.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/z7Wetdyd/file.html
Dixie Hummingbirds - Golden Gospel Classics.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/1zBId8UL/file.html
Dixie Hummingbirds - Jesus Has Traveled This Road Before 1939-52.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/HxUl0755/file.html
Dixie Hummingbirds - The Complete Peacock Singles 1950-1970.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/eUXyYyaL/file.html
Dixie Hummingbirds - We'll Meet Again.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/8pEtxu9o/file.html
Dixie Hummingbirds + The Angelics - Up In Heaven.zip
http://www88.zippyshare.com/v/BLpLHQ5b/file.html
...are you ready for Rembetiko! The Greek Blues??
in the hashish caves and prisons, a unique music emerged in greece:
REBETIKA 1918-1954
http://www35.zippyshare.com/v/gzBCGymU/file.html
and so sorry, i dont speak greek and I really do not know the
musicians or singers of this great record and I do not
remember where I found it. but the world needs to hear that
Greek Blues from love and sorrow, from jail and drugs... :-))
and if you want, I still have a little more of the stuff ...
ZIPPYSHARE WEIRD STUFF
Last night & this morning when I type in zippyshare.com to upload files I get a white page which says:-
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Welcome to nginx!
If you see this page, the nginx web server is successfully installed and working. Further configuration is required.
For online documentation and support please refer to nginx.org.
Commercial support is available at nginx.com.
Thank you for using nginx.
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But fortunately if I put in
https://www.zippyshare.com/
I get the correct page
What the hell is going on?
Anyone else having problems too?
Mike said...
re - APRIL 2, 2018
I downloaded both mp3 files (two sites) and the flac files, and all had damaged tracks on Disc 1 [numbers 19 thru 24]. They sound like they may have been damaged during zip process. I hate to be a PIA, but if you have a chance (and inclination), could you check these files and perhaps repost them.
Thanks for pointing this out. I went back to the source files and the problem is there. It probably happened in moving files from one hard disc to another more than once (long story). I can't repair the glitches and no longer have the discs or LPs they came from. I have a whole lot of other Freddy Fender material that I can post when time permits and will also look for better tracks of those specific songs. Sorry
G
Hi, one more try, does anyone have Alice Stuart and Snake - Full Time Woman? Thanks in advance (and a promise of thanks after the fact), Bill
Thank you, montysmusic for Dead Moon.
By the way, Gibson Bros - Workdogs doesn´t exist. It was an album by Gibson Bros & The Workdogs. And I was lucky to find it.
Thanks to Gaius who mentioned myzuka.club where I found the album.
Rocking Bear
More tanks to @JWDen for more Dr John, loving The Crazy Cajun stuff.
Cheers to Uncle Babka for the Black America Sings Dylan, has resulted in me searching for the 2 Gary Us Bonds albums from the early 80s. Had them on vinyl but long lost. Love his throaty voice - and the band were pretty good!
Tom
Ben E. King – Rough Edges (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/kqP9j6hE/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Ben-E-King-Rough-Edges/release/2567067
The Delfonics – Tell Me This Is A Dream (1972) Vinyl @320
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/DaIiVzKF/file.html
https://dereksmusicblog.com/2011/12/12/the-delfonics-tell-me-this-is-a-dream/
https://www.discogs.com/The-Delfonics-Tell-Me-This-Is-A-Dream/release/5021084
Johnnie Taylor - Live At The Summit Club (1972) CD @320
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/yvrLi4MV/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/live-at-the-summit-club-mw0000446434
Various Artists - Phil Spector's Greatest Hits (1977) Vinyl @320
http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/ZqEaY4Xb/file.htmlA1 –The Ronettes Be My Baby
https://www.discogs.com/Phil-Spector-Phil-Spectors-Greatest-Hits/release/3703588
Bruce Springsteen – The Promise (2010) 2CD @320
Disc 1
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/Ar9hBPCs/file.html
Disc 2
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/JKmNc2rc/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Bruce-Springsteen-The-Promise/release/2609358
@Butterboy,
THANKS for the Sugar!
Nice selection of Turrentine!
Cheers!
Bill
@ Butterboy.....Thanks for all the Turrentine! Great stuff!
ZIPPYSHARE: Apparently, Zippyshare did some updates or fixes or something 4/3 and the bugs haven't been worked out. I had trouble yesterday, and the links I uploaded today work but don't show up on my user account list. They also haven't updated the download numbers in a couple of days. Still, all the links work. I'm sure they'll be back up to speed soon.
@ Butterboy Thanks for getting more people educated on Turrentine
Bob
Thanks for the Dixie Hummingbirds. I've seen them live
several times. Would you happen to have this "never released on
CD" recording "Golden Flight"? My bought used LP is a mess...
'Old Time Child of God' is a fantastic song
https://www.discogs.com/Dixie-Hummingbirds-Golden-Flight/master/1184530
Two more western swing recordings of 1940s material:
Farewell Blues - Hot String Bands [this is great]
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/8Xi4Qtu7/file.html
Cat'n Around; Macy's Label - Houston, Texas 1940's
http://www102.zippyshare.com/v/L1miFSVr/file.html
for a lady friend; if you please
Nancy Harrow – You Never Know - 1963
tia
Does anyone have the Gary Owens "Silly Show Sponsors" records they wouldn't mind sharing?
Here are the last of my Dylan Theme Time radio shows. I believe these, and the previous shows I shared over the last two days, are all he ever did. You can find these 25 shows in 7 folders HERE:
201-204
Link: https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/Piyt7Dgr/file.html
205-208
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/TpkG1avT/file.html
209-212
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/Pf9ogWp1/file.html
213-216
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/X7xiBHMt/file.html
217-219
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/Cqm4z501/file.html
220-222
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/9mT3tFru/file.html
223-225
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/A4wDz4k9/file.html
There’s been some interest here in the CDs that accompany MOJO magazine, so today’s bonuses are 2 MOJO discs of Dylan covers. And you can find them here:
VA - Mojo Dylan Covered (2005) [V0]
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/HW8PbQXE/file.html
VA - MOJO - Blonde On Blonde Revisited [V0]
Link: http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/uGdRH3Bo/file.html
@Bob - thanks for the Dixie Hummingbirds!
Yes, Zippyshare has been seriously bugging out over the last 2 days for everybody. Complaints about it are all over the blogosphere. I felt like I had to wrestle with it to get today's music uploaded with links. If anything here isn't working for you, please let me know and I will repost.
@Tom Stringer, The two Gary Us Bonds LPs were posted late yesterday.
Can anyone share le Beat Bespoke Vol. 4 & 5? - Hugs and Kisses!
@Ronh:
I don't have copies of these:
Cinema Concerto At Santa Cecila
The Legend Of 1900
The Platinum Collection
Contributions gladly accepted.
Mucho Groceries!
Does anyone have a copy of the Gary Owens "Silly Show Sponsors" they wouldn't mind sharing?
Zippyshare is finally moving into the 21st century and using security on their servers (https vs http). This should get rid of most of the stupid pop-ups and redirects that occur but there is no guarantee.
Yawning Angel sez...
JWDen, thanks so much for this avalanche of Mac :o)
Oops! The music so nice I posted it twice.
Jack Sheldon
1953-1958 - College Goes to Jazz [FLAC]
1956 - The Quartet & the Quintet [FLAC]
1957-1959 - Jack Sheldon And His All Stars [FLAC]
1968 - The Warm World of Jack Sheldon @320
1980 - Art Pepper Presents 'West Coast Sessions!' Vol. 5 @320
1986 - Playing for Change @320
2005 - Live In New Orleans @320
https://mega.nz/#F!nhhhzL5Q!TBVnH7D4V0CQogiJJ2U47A
Morricone 1985-87
1985 - Red Sonja @320
1986 - The Mission @320
1986 - The Trap @320
1987 - Il Giorno Prima @320
1987 - Rampage @320
https://mega.nz/#F!P4QEDZDR!0Dog7LpYT2evDJ06TMujFg
HHHMMM.....Thought I posted this yesterday.
MORE GOSPEL
First up, presenting the silky, smooth, perfect pipes of Ella Fitzgerald singing traditional hymns and gospel songs. This one is extremely soothing.
Ella Fitzgerald: "Spirituals"
LINK: https://we.tl/1Sxi9uFwCp
Next, a more rousing collection from Mississippi Records. "Life Is A Problem". Mississippi Records gave us "Oh, Graveyard, You Can't Hold Me Always", which was highly recommended. "Life" also gets a great, gold star!
IMO, many compilations of gospel's Golden Age become repetitive. However, sometimes a group or performer records a song, then does not appear on any other collection. Thank goodness, they were captured at least that one time!
"Life Is A Problem"
LINK: https://we.tl/w3mCCh4P6D
I don't remember where I got the Ella, but I thank the individual who posted it and shared it. "Life Is A Problem" may well have come from TZ some time ago. I thank the TZ for sharing this great compilation.
Enjoy!
Decided to post a 50 song swarm of Change Gonna Come.
It's a song that I am sick to death of hearing, but I have a bunch of versions here that some of you may enjoy. I'll be removing the link in a week, so get it now, if you want it.
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/c5MWm7dP/file.html
Aaron Neville Bring It On Home-The Soul Classics
Aaron Neville Gospel Roots
Aaron Neville Ultimate Collection
Al Green 1995 09 02 1st R&R HOF induction
Al Green 2001 10 21 United We Stand: What More Can I Give Concert,RFK Stadium,Washington,DC
Aretha Franklin Aretha Franklin - I Never Loved A Man
Arthur Conley & The Sweaters Recorded Live In Amsterdam: A Tribute To His Soul Brothers
Bettye LaVette Change Is Gonna Come Sessions
Bettye Lavette&Jon Bon Jov1 2009 01 18 We Are One Concert - Obama pre inaugural
Bettye Swann The Money Recordings
Billy Preston The Way I Am
Billy Preston 1981
Bobby Womack;The Brotherhood At Home In Muscle Shoals
The Boogie Kings Live
The Boogie Kings Sam Montel Presents
Brenton Wood The Very Best Of
Brothers Unlimited Who's For The Young
The Buckner Brothers Sanla
Carl Sims Jewel Deep Soul Story [Disc 3]
Chuck Jackson Tribute to Rhythm and Blues
Davy Jones Live at the Lucky Star
The Deep River Quartet Live
Delaney Bramlett A New Kind Of Blues
Eddie Hinton & The Nighthawks Rose's Cantine Atlanta, GA 1979
Everlast Songs Of The Ungrateful Living
The Hesitations Soul Classics
J.J. Jackson But It's Alright
James & Bobby Purify James & Bobby Purify
Jerry Butler The Soul Goes On '68
Lauryn Hill
Lee Roberts & The Sweaters (Arthur Conley) Soulin'
Leela James A Change Is Gonna Come
Lorraine Ellison Heart & Soul
The Magnificent Men The World Of Soul
Marva Wright After The Levees Broke
Meditation Singers Change Is Gonna Come
Mighty Sam McClain Journey
Mighty Sam McClain Live In Japan
Mighty Sam McClain Your Perfect Companion
Neville Brothers Yellow Moon
Otis Redding Otis Blue/ Otis Redding Sings Soul
The Ovations Having A Party
Roy Redmond The Best Of Loma Records: The Rise And Fall Of A 1960's Soul Label
Ruby Andrews Genuine Ruby
Sam Cooke The Man And His Music
Sharon Cash He Lives Within My Soul
Solomon Burke A Change Is Gonna Come
Solomon Burke Proud Mary - The Bell Sessions
Soul SurvivorsWhen The Whistle Blows Anything Goes
Three Dog Night Suitable For Framing
Uncle Babka-----Thanks for the Theme Times. I lost all mine in a computer crash a few years ago and am happy that, thanks to you, I've now replaced them. There is a third season which was its last. Thanks again!
Always enjoy seeing the Animals videos, lyp synched or not. The most soulful of all of the first British Invasion bands.
Chocoreve, A belated thanks for the KV Soul Shack!!
Hi
I'm looking for The 5th Dimension's Magic Garden.
Many thanks
To complement JWDen's massive Dr. John share, here's a couple of Dr. John guest appearances with Big Chief Donald Harrison - a bit jazzier, but no less funky. 7 day link.
Donald Harrison with Dr. John - Indian Blues @320
https://www.discogs.com/Donald-Harrison-Jr-With-Dr-John-Indian-Blues/release/7416698
Dr. John Meets Donald Harrison - New Orleans Gumbo @320
https://www.discogs.com/Dr-John-Meets-Donald-Harrison-New-Orleans-Gumbo/release/7212805
https://we.tl/wv5LXsEhqE
Thanks Psychfan, found them on http://thetickletest.blogspot.co.uk/
on one album.
Special thanks to Uncle Babka for the Dylan Theme Time Radio shows. These are great to hear, really appreciate the share.
The Funk Soul Cousin - Thank you for the link to WDVX. I listen to the archived Americana programs on KPFA, but the listing of Americana programs on WDVX is great. I've already enjoyed one of their archived Cajun programs.
Hi All,
As always thanks for all the incredible shares and to add to the fun I've just come across this site. "The Psychedelic Underground Generation" which amongst other features has a series of almost 40 home made compilations of contemporary Psych and Fuzz
https://thepugrock.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Free Download
Talking of which I'm trying to track down three albums:
Cowbell - Beat Stampede (2012)
Mystery Lights - Teenage Catgirls and The Mystery Lightshow (2009)
Mystery Lights - At Home With The Mystery Lights (2015)
I'm also still trying to track down the two Stamford Bridge albums
Stamford Bridge - Come Up And See Us Sometime (1970)
Stamford Bridge - First Day Of Your Life (1971)
If anyone can post them I will be muchly grateful..
Thanks
Manny
Many thanks LoFi.
cheers,ELtel
Hey TZ people,
I'm wondering if one the music experts here can tell me what the originals song are of these couple James Booker tunes (if they are covers). Just a couple that I couldn't trace when I was looking for the roots of all his covers and interpretations.
Cheers!
Look what I've got
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiuxnDnsiIs
That What People Say or That's What The People Say
https://mega.nz/#!PAFjwLxJ!U_mdPjSAbnuAa0OjwV4Wf7Q6MJ7nK1s6eXZDxQ0gZCw
...this is the problem, when you can’t tell who’s who anymore. It just seems like everyone’s on the same merry-go-round technically, every voice has something put to it, so that everybody sounds the same. It sounds mechanical, there is no warmth. I refuse to let them put stuff on my voice, absolutely not. - grace jones
Grace Jones - Warm Leatherette (Deluxe Edition)
https://we.tl/QQpMxmpOId
@swboy
Many many thanks for the western swing!
@ Uncle Babka
Thank you very much for all "Bob Dylan Theme Time Radio Shows"
@Bob ...
big thanks for The Violinaires yesterday. Been working on their discog for a while now and that helped plug a few holes!!! if you have any more, this is my current gap list ...
The Violinaires - Stand By Me - 1965 (Checker LP-10011)
01 - A1 - Condition (3:40)
04 - A4 - Feel Just Like My Time Ain’t Long (2:45)
The Violinaires - I'm Going To Serve The Lord - 1967 (Checker LP-10020)
06 - A6 - Freedom After While (2:15)
The Violinaires - Move On Up - 1967 (Checker ?LP-10030)
01 - A1 - What He Done For Me (2:32)
04 - A4 - Glad To Be In Service (2:10)
09 - B3 - You Go To Your Church (2:50)
11 - B5 - It's Hard To Get Along (2:05)
12 - B6 - You've Been So Good (3:35)
The Violinaires - Live The Right Way - 1968 (Checker LP-10045)
03 - A3 - A Little Bit Of Unterstanding (2:25)
04 - A4 - Sunday Go To Meeting (3:20)
06 - A6 - I'm On My Way (2:20)
07 - B1 - The Ninth Hour (3:15)
11 - B5 - My Last Time (2:09)
The Violinaires - God's Creation - 1969 (Checker LP-10057)
06 - B1 - Old Time Religion (5:55)
08 - B3 - When Jesus Comes (2:04)
09 - B4 - Do You Know Him (2:18)
11 - B6 - The Whole World Is Watching (2:40)
The Violinaires - Spirit And Soul - 1973 (Jewel LP 0073)
03 - A3 - Lift Him Up (3:05)
The Violinaires - Presenting The Fantastic Violinaires - 1974 (Jewel LP 0096)
03 - A3 - It Makes Me Feel Good (2:35)
06 - B1 - This Is A Lonesome Road (2:35)
07 - B2 - It's Never Too Late (3:03)
08 - B3 - Rain, Rain, Rain (1:50)
seems like a lot but given the extent of their discography, it's not that much. any help so incredibly appreciated. Hoping to post the entire collection on my blog one day. cheers, S
Here's an interesting addition to IMNOKID's "Change Is Gonna Come" swarm above, interesting because it's by a (white) garage band. The Off-Set hailed from Brooklyn, NY, releasing this on the tiny Jubilee Records in 1966.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/Iuoc61EX/file.html
How about Dixie Hummingbirds "Love Me Like a Rock/
It's time once again to take my Twilightezone cousins to the Outer Limits of their musical comfort zone with another trancemission. You might well ask, why? Well, you might be engaged in some cognitive or carnal endeavor that requires some non-verbal aural stimulation, but you might also need a change from the surf guitars. Trance may be the solution. I am offering a rare and out of print Central Station 3-CD release from 2005 featuring 3 then up-and-coming Australian turntablists. You can get the details here:
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Central-Energy-Nxt-Generation/release/557276
and the music (320) here:
https://mega.nz/#!F9RhmRJJ!Fof9Zo58YeeuZzH0aI1U5JIdvAXzZt_463xbcfXE15c
Those who missed my previous trancemission can get it at:
https://mega.nz/#!Nkph3Lxb!om-6NM7C76e86WPJQreP54BrPEuhDgA2yUclK2eJlpA
p.s. my thanks to the cat who shared the Dr John Ultrasonic!
pd says...
@Scott Marks, et al
Jack Sheldon - (1992) On My Own [flac] (253MB)
https://mega.nz/#!8wE2nLbJ!GRBmcUHgCzws25v1qWofcrdfJrDEohW01v70GHa63dk
Uncle Babka - Thanks for the additional Theme Time Radio shows.
Just as an FYI, there were 100 Theme Time Radio Programs in this country, and 1 that was not aired here, but was aired on 'Radio Eins' in Germany on Feb 11, 2015.
Here's a link to the info:
http://www.themetimeradio.com/episode-101-kiss/
Hi, Bob, thanks for all the fantastic gospel you post. Would you believe The Dixie Hummingbirds released an anniversary CD? It was the 75th year of them singing together!! They even recorded a few years after the 75th anniversary CD. I thought that was truly amazing!!! Wow!
Thanks to other kind folks who have posted gospel. Your generosity warms my lil'ol'heart. Best wishes to you all!
The Dr. John, James Booker, Helen Merrill, KV's Soul Shack, and too numerous to mention posts have been absolutely thrilling. I am in awe and salute music connoisseurs from all over the world. This certainly is a Universal Resource Library.
Thanks For Dr. John
JWDen:
Here in the USA many of our brothers and sisters don't have access to adequate health care, but thanks to your generosity, anybody can get their Dr. John jones taken care of right now.
Gaius said:
@MANNY + Stamford Bridge
A Band with a historical important reference. If the English Army hadn't won the Battle at the Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire we all would talk of Norway instead of GB. But I think this Band is relating to the London stadium of the FC Chelsea. Anyway: Use discogs for the tracks and try to get them here by entering "Stamford Bridge" into the search engine:
https://my-free-mp3.net/
This is a horrible search engine, but you'll find some SB tracks there, some in 320, some in 192. Don't know if they got all of them, but on first view there are some track of the album 'Come Up And See Us Sometime '
And here are some working links for:
Colours
Colours (1968) [USA, Psychedelic Pop/Baroque Pop]
https://yadi.sk/d/n6z4EoO03RjeMv
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The Cult
Love (1985) [England, Post Punk/Hard Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/1WlwPq5h3RjV5d
Gaius said:
Some people know that I'm writing sometimes about computer related things. So everybody who's able to read German and is using CHROME as a Browser should read this:
https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Google-Chrome-Browser-scannt-lokale-Dateien-auf-Windows-PCs-4010887.html
To the English: This article describes that Google Chrome is using a scanning engine in his browser that is able to scan your documents when using a Windows PC. This would work since autumn 2017. The anti-malware program is called "Cleanup" and you can't stop it. If you do it in the settings, it will be right there after the next new start. And this program is in permanent connection to Google. The function - as it said by Google - is to prevent you from malware and unwanted software by working automatically in the background. You'll find it under settings at the very end. Google hadn't communicate the implementation of 'Cleanup' in his browser, so it's quite clear that they have something to hide. Remember Facebook. Look for alternatives.
...thought I posted this earlier today; either way, this (re-?)post fixes some typos...
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #95:
1920s+ Blues, Jazz, Rich Gospel, and More - E-Artists, part 2 of 4
Some early Jazz (and Blues) artists were so influential, and recorded such huge catalogs, that everybody's got plenty of their music at home already -- Satchmo, Jelly-Roll Morton, Paul Whiteman, and so on, just to name a few. I've found myself steering away from madmen-only completism of their works, in favor of just keeping some early jewels, and a couple later gems. And instead, I'm more content to fill up on the smaller-named acts lost behind those giant shadows. Okay, yes, I've got a ton of Armstrong... but something to me is even more appealing in the almost-furtive bluesman/hornsman (or gal!) who shows up in the studio, records a few sides, and disappears back into the wilds of history.
Anyway, today does have a small pile of Duke Ellington, some of it of lower bitrate... mostly because I stopped pulling in his stuff quite a few years ago, for the above rationale/motive, and only this week went back and replaced some of the weakest recordings. (And a tip of the keyboard for those goes to Jazz-On-Line.com.) Meanwhile, Gospel pickin's were a little lean yesterday, so today we bounce back with enough Good-Book-thumpin' to empty a streetful of saloons right into the dunkin' river. So I don't want to see a dry robe in the house tonight.
Thanks, as always, go out to the artists, and to all the generous folks who originally ripped and shared these works all over the web.
Edith 'Hattie' North Johnson, 1929 [4@256, 3@320]
Edith Wilson, 1921-30:
- Complete (with Johnny Dunn), 1921-22 [18@128-320]
- Complete, 1924-30 [18@160-320]
Edmonia Henderson, 1923-26 [1@224, 11@320]
Edna Hicks - Complete, 1923-24 [28@128-192, 5@320]
Edna Taylor - sampler, 1923 [1@192, 3@320]
Edward 'Duke' Ellington, 1927-62:
- and His Cotton-Club Orchestra, 1929-31 [2@224, 7@320]
- Harlem Footwarmers, 1928-30 [8@128-320]
- It Don't Mean a Thing (with Ivie Anderson), 1932-46 [2@224, 33@320]
- Paris Blues (soundtrack), 1961 [1@128, 14@320]
- Money Jungle (with Mingus and Roach), 1962 [15@162-217]
- miscellaneous [95@128-320]
Edward 'Kid' Ory, 1922-50 [4@160-224, 15@320]
Edward Thompson - Complete, 1929
El Watson - Complete, 1927-28
Elder J. E. Burch - Complete, 1927
Elder L. S. Michaux - Black Religious Music, 1928-50s [4@250, 9@320]
Elder Richard Bryant - Complete, 1928
Elders McIntorsh and Edwards - Complete, 1928
Seven-day link (expires Apr. 12):
https://we.tl/UX68U7LPwE
Tomorrow starts off with Christmas in April...
Cheers!
James Booker: genius. - the word gets bandied about rather loosely nowadays, but he was indeed a genius, albeit troubled. I don't think a better pianist ever lived. And when he sang, you felt all the hurt that he lived. God bless him. Anyone who is unfamiliar with him should get these shares. There are SO MANY good boots out there, and I love the way he changes the regular songs in his repertoire up.
I can listen to the madness of the Jazz City show anytime, anyplace.
"I ain't said ENOUGH!" haha
APRIL 5, 2018 Garin said...
Mike said...
re - APRIL 2, 2018
Thanks,
Mike
Uncle Babka said...
Here are the last of my Dylan Theme Time radio shows
Thanks! Don't know when I'll be able to listen to all of these, but thanks!
Cheers,
Mike
@TimeBender: thank you for the Joy Division -- wow!
@LoFiLarry: thank you, as always, for all the ladies!
@WuMing: you have the oddest offerings! I can read Greek, and speak a little (not just ούζο, ρετσίνα, and γύρος)... and have a UK-raised Cypriot friend who might just like this, so ευχαριστώ on her behalf!
Cheers!
@Uncle Babka, many thanks for the Dylan theme hours :)
According to the previous posts if the Theme Time Radio Hour I found a podcast where you can download the missing episodes.
Look here: https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detail/fwqjh-49c40/Theme-Time-Radio-Hour-Archive-Podcast
@Steve626: Thank you very much for Donald Harrison/Dr. John
@WuMing thanks for posting the Greek rebetika, looks like an extended version of this
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Greek-Oriental-Rebetica-Songs-and-Dances-In-The-Asia-Minor-Style-The-Golden-Years-1911-1937/master/861169
If someone is interested,Jilem has many of these recordings in his blog just search with Greece
@Gaius: re Chrome: vielen Dank -- "jederzeit Sicherheit", to quote the old slogan. I figured there was a reason I had misgivings about Chrome, and had never installed it. Now... should shut down my GMail email accounts for weitere Sicherheit? Cheers!
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