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Happy Sunday, all...
catching up with some big thanks to:
JWDen for the Riz ortolani and Eating Raoul :)
montysmusic for the Nathaniel rateliff :)
Scott Marks for the Jack Sheldon, Billy Taylor and Sidney Bechet :)
But especially for the Michel Legrand - Never Say Never Again...I really appreciate your share...no offense intended with my request.
Best to everyone.
UB
Our second day of Glen Campbell has not only his duet album with Bobbie Gentry (which I believe I included in an earlier Bobbie Gentry post) but one with “Tennessee” Ernie Ford, who had his TZ day not long ago. I can’t remember whether or not anyone posted this, but here it is again for those who missed it. All that along with a best of and a bluegrass collection. May your door always be open and your path free to walk.
1967 – Gentle On My Mind https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/NwjDfBwl/file.html
1968 – A New Place in the Sun https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/hE1gIizS/file.html
1968 – Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/AI6tyQAO/file.html
1969 – Galveston https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/xwh6c3cU/file.html
1975 – Ernie Sings & Glen Picks https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/OED9asho/file.html
2003 – 20 Golden Greats https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/CsL3X7v3/file.html
2015 – Ballads and Bluegrass (1961-1962) https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/CsL3X7v3/file.html
The Kitsch Korner heats up another serving of Campbell’s with their adaptation of “Jane Eyre,” has some mid-sixties organ with Dave Cortez, and brings you Antonio Jobim’s score to “Black Orpheus.” Bitrates will vary, but nothing beats Carnival in Rio, baby.
Orson Welles/Campbell Playhouse – “Jane Eyre” (1940) https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/tIR39NyJ/file.html
Dave “Baby” Cortez – “In Orbit” (1966) https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/O7gcsLKu/file.html
Antonio Carlos Jobim – “Orfeu Negro (Black Orpheus”) (1959) https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/ssdsar0C/file.html
More Music...086
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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Here is the 10 x CD DIVA series from Verve. It showcases the 9 following artists during their time at Verve.
Each individual disc is a great listen. To compliment the series Verve also provides "The Ultimate Diva Collection"
Enjoy!
01 VA - The Diva Series [2003] Part 1
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/zvYzYRKz/file.html
ANTA O'DAY One of the best pairings of an artist with a label since Frank Sinatra swung into the Capitol offices, Anita O'Day's time under the Verve umbrella (also including Clef and Norgran) resulted in some of the best pop music of her era. O'Day's entry in 2003's The Diva Series is one of the better single-disc wrap-ups of her time on Verve, though the scarcity of hits while she was there and the near-uniform excellence of her '50s LPs still preclude anyone from recommending a compilation to any but newcomers. Still, this one is much longer than Verve's previous attempts; it also balances songs from her rarer early-'60s dates with her '50s prime, and ably compiles some of her best-known material ("What Is This Thing Called Love," "Honeysuckle Rose," "Tea for Two") as well as a few of her hardest-swingers ("Love Me or Leave Me," "I Get a Kick out of You," "Let's Face the Music and Dance"). Much better than Compact Jazz, but nowhere near as revelatory as her late-'50s classics Anita Sings the Most or Anita O'Day Swings Cole Porter With Billy May.
BILLY HOLIDAY Part of Verve's Diva Series of compilations, this Billie Holiday collection is by no means the definitive account of her career -- Columbia's Lady Day: The Best of Billie Holiday takes that honor. That said, it is still a great introduction to the vocalist's singular and influential style. There is a timely flow to the track listing on most of the Diva Series albums, and this collection is no exception. Included are such landmark recordings as "Don't Explain," "God Bless the Child," and Holiday's haunting signature tune, "Strange Fruit." Longtime Holiday fanatics will most likely already have these recordings, but for newly interested listeners, at over 14 tracks, this competes well with other similar single-disc collections.
ASTRUD GILBERTO, the Brazilian canary with the voice like honey and diction that defied belief, has been compiled many times on Verve, but rarely as well as on her entry in 2003's The Diva Series. A 21-track of her prime decade, the '60s, this one includes all of the classics associated with her: "The Girl From Ipanema," "Agua de Beber," "Corcovado (Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars)," "So Nice (Summer Samba)," and "Dindi." Not all of her LPs have been reissued on CD (in the States), so the compilers also added tracks that may surprise a few Gilberto fans, like "Eu e Voce" and "Canto de Ossanha (Let Go)."
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02 VA - The Diva Series [2003] Part 2
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/HIRSlV5I/file.html
CARMEN McRAE If you are making a shortlist of the best jazz singers, Carmen McRae had better be right at the top. She had a distinctive voice, able to do heartbreaking and lighthearted equally as thrillingly. She had an unerring sense of melody and her phrasing is a thing of beauty. This collection covers her work in the mid-'50s for Decca both with small groups and larger orchestras. She shines on swinging tracks like "Comes Love," "Falling in Love With Love," and "I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket" and won't leave a dry eye in the house with her deeply emotional ballad singing. "Do You Know Why," "Midnight Sun," and the achingly beautiful "I'm Glad There Is You" are prime examples of McRae's way with a ballad. Each of the 16 tracks here is like a primer on how to be a vocalist, jazz or otherwise. McRae's entry in Verve's Diva Series is a fine introduction to her 1950s recordings.
BLOSSOM DEARIE's time spent with Verve during the late '50s resulted in several albums of great music, and her entry in the label's 2003 The Diva Series is one of the better single-disc wrap-ups of her career. This one is much longer than Verve's previous attempts; it also does a good job of compiling most of her best moments, including "I'm Hip," "Blossom's Blues," and "Always True to You in My Fashion." It certainly isn't perfect, though; notable exclusions like "'Deed I Do," "I Won't Dance," "It Might as Well Be Spring," and "Give Him the Ooh-La-La" make this a tough one to recommend for beginners. (It may well have been intentional, in order to give more space for a focus on her Verve material that has remained unissued on CD.)
DINAH WASHINGTON Part of Verve's Diva Series, this Dinah Washington collection serves as a solid introduction to her dynamic work. Featuring such popular Washington mainstays as "What a Diff'rence a Day Made," "If I Were a Bell," and "I'll Close My Eyes," this is a timely introduction to one of the jazz world's most versatile artists. While by no means definitive, at over 14 tracks one could do worse with a single-disc overview than to check this one out first.
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03 VA - The Diva Series [2003] Part 3
Link https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/v1DdnKcg/file.html
SARAH VAUGHAN Part of Verve's Diva Series, this Sarah Vaughan collection is by no means a definitive look at her career. It is, however, a nice overview featuring a healthy slice of some of her best tracks. Included here are such popular recordings as "How High the Moon," "I Want to Be Happy," and "Misty." While most die-hard collectors will already own these tracks, listeners looking for a truthful introduction to Vaughan's mellow vocal style could do worse than this.
NINA SIMONE spent time recording with Verve or the associated Philips during the mid-'60s, so her entry in the label's 2003 The Diva Series focuses on that period, when she had an R&B hit with "I Put a Spell on You" and recorded many live albums. Though it is much longer than Verve's previous attempts, it certainly doesn't qualify as a solid compilation of Simone's career. A few career-defining songs like "I Loves You, Porgy" are presented in live versions which, fine as they are, don't rate with the studio recordings. For what it is, The Diva Series is a solid label wrap-up, including rarer material like "Wild Is the Wind" as well as a few classics like "Mississippi Goddam" and "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood."
ELLA FITZGERALD's entry in the Verve Diva Series is a 16-track compilation that selects tracks from the first three decades of her recording career. Beginning with 1938's smash hit "A-Tisket, A-Tasket," the disc covers her hot and swinging big-band days in the late '30s and early '40s through her triumphant songbook records of the 1950s. The tracks compiled here include some of the songs that she made her own, like "Oh, Lady Be Good," "(You'll Have to Swing It) Mr. Paganini, Pts. 1-2," "How High the Moon," and the song she shares with Bobby Darin, "Mack the Knife," as well as lots of other great songs. There is a cornucopia of Ella collections to choose from; this one is not essential, but does serve as a nice introduction to Ella's early years and peak '50s years, too.
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BONUS VA - The Diva Series [2003] The Ultimate Diva Collection
Link CD https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/JVVd74Gn/file.html
Verve's Ultimate Diva Collection: The Diva Series rounds up tracks by 16 of the singers who have recorded for the label (or one of the labels the Verve Group now distributes) at some point in their career. The line-up reads like a who's who of vocal jazz: legends like Dinah Washington, Peggy Lee and Carmen McRae rub shoulders with less-acclaimed yet still diva- worthy singers like Ernestine Anderson, Blossom Dearie, and the always fabulous Shirley Horn. Throw in a few wild cards like Etta James and Astrud Gilberto, and the results become nearly definitive. There are a plethora of classic songs from the '50s and '60s (and '90s in Shirley Horn's case) here too. Ella Fitzgerald's "How High the Moon," Sarah Vaughan's "Lullaby of Birdland," Helen Merrill's "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To," and Billie Holiday's "Body and Soul" are just a few of the best. Except for the questionable inclusion of Natalie Cole's 2001 recording of "It's Crazy," every song here is a vocal jazz classic. Of course all this classicism wouldn't mean much if the artists and songs were just thrown together haphazardly, but Verve has done a fine job of constructing a collection that flows like a cool, clean stream, and can easily be recommended to anyone looking for a swinging introduction to jazz vocals. Fans of the genre will find it quite worthwhile as well.
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01 Aretha Franklin - The Queen In Waiting [1965]
Link https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/FoWC7NIm/file.html
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02 Graham Central Station - Graham Central Station [1974]
Link https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/cNTdL9Dq/file.html
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03 Lamont Dozier - Black Bach [1975]
Link https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/V8qFL2fN/file.html
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BONUS VA - Can You Dig It The '70s Soul Experience [2001] (6 x CD's)
Link CD1+2 https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/2REVuDCW/file.html
Link CD3+4 https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/1yjkCt6n/file.html
Link CD5+6 https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/oHtAfKrn/file.html
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Extra Bonus
Movie Documentary - Excellent.
Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World is a Canadian documentary film by Catherine Bainbridge and Alfonso Maiorana. The film profiles the impact of Indigenous musicians in Canada and the United States on the development of rock music. Artists profiled include Charley Patton, Mildred Bailey, Link Wray, Jesse Ed Davis, Stevie Salas, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Robbie Robertson, Randy Castillo, Jimi Hendrix and others. The title of the film is a reference to the pioneering instrumental "Rumble", released in 1958 by the American group Link Wray & His Ray Men. The instrumental piece was very influential on many artists.
There are many segments featuring influential musicians talking about the contribution of indigenous artists, including commentaries from Quincy Jones, George Clinton, Taj Mahal, Martin Scorsese, John Trudell, Steven Tyler and others.
Rumble The Indians Who Rocked The World Music Doco Part 1
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/MGuDqEgX/file.html
Rumble The Indians Who Rocked The World Music Doco Part 2
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/9oGPjR2a/file.html
Rumble The Indians Who Rocked The World Music Doco Part 3
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/t4AN4oT9/file.html
Ricky Gianco – Non Si Puo’ Smettere Di Fumare
Fonit Cetra LPX 100 (Italy 1982)
Ricky Gianco with some of the cream of American country rock musicians:
Skip Battin, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Chris Darrow, Steve Duncan
And some Italian musicians:
Claudio Fabi, Claudio Pascoli, Ellade Bandini, Gianfranco Manfredi
Produced by Claudio Fabi
I received a vinyl rip of this then very rare LP on CDR in the late 80s. Later, I bought the LP. What you have here is a fresh rip of the CDR and artwork from Discogs. I can provide better images (fresh scans) of my LP’s artwork if requested.
1. Non Si Puo' Smettere Di Fumare (4:13)
2. Eclisse A Milano (3:33)
3. A Poker Con Bogart (2:55)
4. Ubriaco (3:25)
5. Romantico (4:04)
6. Come Un Gatto (Night Owl) (3:26)
7. Pagate Bandidos (3:08)
8. Come Due Ragazzi (4:07)
9. La Gente (Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight) (3:39)
Artwork Included (vinyl front, back, labels and CD front, back)
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/WnTJysGx/file.html
Looking for "Mantovani: The Essential Collection Double CD"
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mantovani-Essential-Collection/dp/B000N4SM58
Thanks in advance!
Sunday's GOSPEL
Here's some albums by the magnificent Soul Stirrers. I haven't included the double P-Vine CD put here recently bu AlfKatz - you will obviously have downloaded them.
Soul Stirrers - Gospel Music Vol. 1 Imperial 94007.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/lPpkbJR1/file.html
Soul Stirrers - Jesus Gave Me Water.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/ai0TLEiM/file.html
Soul Stirrers - Joy in My Soul~The Complete SAR Recordings.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/1la0WF55/file.html
Soul Stirrers - Sam Cooke With The Soul Stirrers ~ Specialty Profiles.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/YJYwys3W/file.html
Soul Stirrers - The Last Mile Of The Way.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/yeoriKOH/file.html
Soul Stirrers - The Sam Cooke Years (1951-1957).zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/GOoTpmPN/file.html
Soul Stirrers - This Is My Prayer (1946-1954).zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/RUiSIp0b/file.html
Soul Stirrers Featuring R.H. Harris - Shine On Me (1950).zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/HPiXZwdL/file.html
...Let's Go Burn Old Nashville Down!
Attention! Parental Advisory Explicit Content!
Strong Language, Sexual + Violent Content!
Jello Biafra & Mojo Nixon With The Toadliquors – Prairie Home
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/E7SuV6gV/file.html
MDC – Magnus Dominus Corpus
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/Vsxm8poM/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/de/MDC-Magnus-Dominus-Corpus/master/251865
New Model Army – Fuck Texas, Sing For Us
https://www.discogs.com/New-Model-Army-Fuck-Texas-Sing-For-Us/release/1551409
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/0qFqtiHD/file.html
Supersuckers – Must've Been High
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/t4PMT6us/file.html
Stiff Little Fingers: Rockers Live
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/qQTcHO7d/file.html
Steve Earle: The Mexican Demos (17 Track Version)
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/eCLeBQmF/file.html
Michelle Shocked – Short Sharp Shocked Flac
https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/QdGYpWuf/file.html
Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 27
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Garage Punk, Fuzz Rock, Glam Punk, Psych Punk
1. The Cleopatras “Real Wild Child” (Italy, 2010)
2. Lola-Cola “Tough Love” (USA, 2012)
3. Plutonium Baby “Takabam Goes The Beat” (Italy, 2013)
4. Ye Nuns “Higgle-Dy, Piggle-Dy” (UK, 2014)
5. The Courettes “I Wanna Be Your Yoko Ono” (Denmark, 2015)
6. The Peeps “Stiletto” (USA, 2000)
7. The Featherz “Rock ‘N Roll Star” (UK/Sweden/Italy, 2013)
8. The Short Fuses “Supercharged” (USA, 1999)
9. Control Freaks “Better Than You” USA, 2017)
10. Deadly Weapons “Dirty Lies” (USA, 2003)
11. The Gr’ups “Red Riding Hood” (USA, 2011)
12. Top Ten “Never Get Enough” (USA, 2005)
13 The Ramonas “Here Comes My Baby” (US, 1990)
14. The Monarchs “Satellite” (USA, 1995)
15. The A-Lines “Wrong Way Home” (UK, 2004)
16. Asiatics “Fujimori” (Spain, 2007)
17. Grupo Sub-1 “Aquella Noche En Nueva Caprica” (Spain, 2008)
18. Feeding People “Big Mother” (USA, 2013)
19. Aquarian Blood “I’m Lit” (USA, 2017)
20. Nots “Cruel Friend” (USA, 2017)
21. Mother’s Ruin “Godzilla: A Japanese Love Song” (Switzerland, 1979)
22. Yanka Dyagileva “We’re Knee-Deep” (Russia, 1994)
23. Foreign Legion “Trenchline” (UK, 1986)
24. We’ve Got A Fuzzbox And We’re Gonna Use It “You Got Me” (UK, 1986)
25. The Swankers “Fuck Off” (UK, 2007)
http://www14.zippyshare.com/v/WUhhFXZG/file.html
va - Capitol Rare 2 - Funky Notes From The West Coast - Blue Note - CDP 8356072, 1995
my CDrip, mp3 at 320
1 Sheree Brown - It's A Pleasure
2 Gene Dunlap - Before You Break My Heart
3 Natalie Cole - La Costa
4 Gary Bartz - Carnival De L'Esprit
5 Alphonse Mouzon - Sunshower
6 Chico Hamilton - Abdullah And Abraham
7 Ronnie Laws - Tidal Wave
8 Carmen McRae - Can't Hide Love
9 Nat Adderley Sextet - Space Spiritual
10 Margo Thunder - Expressway To Your Heart
11 Patti Drew - Beggar For The Blues
12 100% Pure Poison - Windy C
13 Gene Harris - Theme For Relana
14 Minnie Riperton - Inside My Love
15 Stratavarious - Nightfall
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/IOyOGU41/file.html
Info:
Soul-Jazz, Soul, Funk, Latin Jazz
https://www.discogs.com/de/Various-Capitol-Rare-Vol-2-Funky-Notes-From-The-West-Coast/release/555798
Enjoy.
Cheers
Relaxed Max
Don't want to start an argument with Butterboy but this was released by Lamont Dozier 2 years earlier and is one of the great soul albums.
Out Here On My Own - Lamont Dozier
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/t6fT5tPg/file.html
Also, someone requested this yesterday,
Groovy Kind Of Love, And The Singles - Mindbenders
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/dVonawo1/file.html
JWDen
Thanks for the Glen Campbell. I had very little of his works, now I have more.
G
Chris Andrews – French EPs
A couple of French 4 track EPs released in France only, with the same tracks sung in English on the first record and in French on the second one (although not in the same order)
Vogue EP 18036 (English sung)
1. Yesterday Man (2:34)
2. Too Bad You Don't Want Me (2:31)
3. To Whom It Concerns (2:39)
4. It's All Up To You Now (3:04)
Vogue EP 18064 (French sung)
1. Ton Jour De Chance (Yesterday Man) (2:24)
2. C'Est Fini Tous Les Deux (It's All Up To You Now) (2:55)
3. Tu Ne Penses A Rien (To Whom It Concerns) (2:41)
4. Pourquoi Ne Veux-Tu Pas De Moi (Too Bad You Don't Want Me) (2:27)
Artwork Included (fronts & backs)
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/y8LHqybG/file.html
For all those interested in older music, I talking 78rpm, I can highly recommend 'THE SHELLAC STACK' a podcast of vintage music of all genres
with just one thing in common .. they spin so fast you cannot read the label !! Go to www.bryanswright.com ond click on the Shellac Stack Podcast tag. There have been 118 programmes so far and all but the first 30 are available to listen to or download. The host Bryan Wright plays 78's from his own collection. The lastest includes sides by Jimmie Rodgers, Chick Bullock, Ethel Merman, Singin’ Sam, Paul Robeson, Abe Lyman’s California Orchestra, Jimmy McPartland.
Doris Sunday
1947-1950 - It's Magic (4 Disc Set) @320
1956 - Day By Night [FLAC] & @320
1957 - The Pajama Game (Ray Heindorf & Howard Jackson) @320
1960 - I Have Dreamed [FLAC]
1960-1967 - Move Over Darling (5 Disc Set) @320
1967 - Caprice (Frank De Vol) @320
https://mega.nz/#F!SgJDmbJB!VU0L5SdZEH9E5YC2_HWpiw
@ Bill Pritchard
No Problems for Me Bill. Your choice for Lamont Dozier is a great one. Cheers.
Gaius said
One of those US bands that made it to Europe in the late 60 was "The Fraternity of Man". No wonder at all, the band had contributed music to 'Easy Rider' (Don't bogart me). A second hit was 'In the Morning'. The group released two albums before disappearing. Here there are:
"The Fraternity Of Man"
The Fraternity Of Man (1968) [USA, Psychedelic Rock/Blues Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/xy1EMO9W3RVkq5
Get It On! (1969) [USA, Psychedelic Rock/Blues Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/NP4k3J8B3RVm2p
And here is a link for of Todd Rundgren's first activities as a producer:
"The American Dream"
The American Dream (1970) [USA, Psychedelic Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/GNBaQpKP3RXaxy
And here is something for all of you Garage-Fans (with a little bit of psychedelic Blues Rock:
"The Liberty Bell"
Thoughts & Visions 1967-69 (Compilation, 2014) [USA, Garage Rock/Psychedelic Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/khhv-TH63RXdAo
And some more Psychedelic Pop:
"The Moon"
The Moon (1969) [USA, Psychedelic Pop]
https://yadi.sk/d/YwMzkRw43RXecf
And some Garage/Hard Rock:
"Wazoo "
Wazoo (1970) [USA, Garage Rock/Psychedelic Hard Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/2RoPpwsU3RXcBo
Enjoy
@ Lil'ol'lady
re. Holland Tunnel Dive
Go to top of first page and there is a green box on the left which says CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD
This takes you to a page (currently 1 of 62) where you can access all LPs and you can download if you click on the name of the LP.
If you know part of the title of the LP, put it into the SEARCH box for easy access (eg. put in GOSPEL and you get about 40 albums).
Alternatively you can browse through the alphabetical list a page at a time.
There are a lot of V/A gospel albums here, plus soul, funk, bluegrass, country, old time, blues, folk, reggae etc. and world music of all types.
@Searnav Thanks for R. Gianco!
you do not imagine how happy I am!
Russ Meyer's Original Motion Picture Soundtracks Vol. 1 (320)
Lorna - Vixen. - Faster, Pussycat! KILL! KILL!
I have Vol 1 to 3 of this 4 volume series. I will post Vol 2 on Monday. 3 on Tuesdays.
BIG REQUEST If someone has Volume 4 - Good Morning and Goodbye!, Cherry, Harry & Raquel, Mondo Topless - Please post.
Trash-O-ramA at it's best! Adult content !!
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/2c71470e0e3783a51be38d6096edadd420180408113657/6f0df3a10b50bcca8f962362f6ae94db20180408113657/7cdbb4
Jimmy Castor – Hey Leroy (1967) Vinyl @320
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/WqQgp9Mp/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Jimmy-Castor-Hey-Leroy/release/1938415
Ultimate Spinach – Behold & See (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www110.zippyshare.com/v/OUzd401S/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Ultimate-Spinach-Behold-See/release/1922050
Various Artists – Dynamic Grooves - Funk And Groovy Soul From The Vaults Of Scepter, Wand, Dynamo And Musicor (CD) @320
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/GTc3MFgK/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Dynamic-Grooves-Funk-And-Groovy-Soul-From-The-Vaults-Of-Scepter-Wand-Dynamo-And-Musicor/release/5390103
@ Bill Pritchard,
Many thanks for The Mindbenders, much appreciated!
Gaius said:
@Bill Pritchard
There are 7,5 billions of people living on this overcrowded planet. The majority is using the internet. Millions love music. I think most everything which is posted here had been published somewhere sometimes before.
For example, behind me at the wall of my room there are several thousands of LP's. But when I'm going to post some old stuff I usually take some MP3's that I've found in the usual libraries somewhere in the net instead of spending one hour to make a perfect vinyl-rip. And after two years f.ex. I really don't know where I've got this MP3's from.
O.K. here is some of Curt Boettcher's early activities, "The Ballroom". It's a very good collection of sunshine pop with a few slight hints of psychedelia, remember "Mamas and Papas".
Curt Boettcher was an American singer, songwriter, musician, producer from Wisconsin. He was a key figure in the mid-1960s on the sunshine pop scene, worked with The Association, The Millennium, Sagittarius, Paul Revere And The Raiders, Tommy Roe, Elton John, Gene Clark, Emitt Rhodes, Tandyn Almer, "The Beach Boys" and others. In 1966 he formed the band The Ballroom with Sandy Salisbury, Michele O'Malley and Jim Bell.
Here is something really beautiful:
"The Ballroom"
Preparing For The Millennium" 1966-70 US Psych Pop Folk, ed. 1998
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/J4XBqXOo/file.html
Here are recordings by two famous Greek singers.
The music is soulful and melodic, and the arrangements
are basic. I have a lot of Greek folk recordings ranging
from folkloric to modern revivals of vocal and instrumental
music. Can post more if there is interest.
Haris Alexiou --Ta Tsilika
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/7k4jI9lr/file.html
Yannis Parios-Ta Nisiotika CD 1
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/jnzNvgWf/file.html
Trying to locate these tracks by George Freeman - if anyone can help, please share:
Sugar lips / I told you so ~ GARDENA 129 (1962)
Let's go let's go let's go / I can remember ~ BAYTOWN 207 (1962)
Come on and tell here / Hully gully ~ BAYTOWN 207 (1962)
Darling, be home soon EPIC 10583 (1969)
The moment you came into my life / I'm you dancing man ~ KOOL 100 (early 70s)
And a shout out to all TZ contributors - talk about electic! Love it!!
Thanks to Gaius for The Fraternity of Man, and to JWDen for Glen Campbell.
JWDen - Thanks for all the Glen Campbell - it looks like "Ballads and Bluegrass" mistakenly got the link to 20 Golden Greats.
Day three of the Dylan Boot flood takes us from 1969-1975 and contains some incredible gems. The sessions here with Johnny Cash and the alternative (and maybe better?) version of one of Dylan’s best albums, Blood on the Tracks, are two of the best boots among ANY artists’ boots. And then there’s also Dylan and the Band and the harder-to-find Knight of the Hurricane boot too.
So take a deep breath, free up some hard drive space, and climb on board, starting right HERE:
The Dylan_Cash Sessions (1969)
Link: https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/Q4v3l1k9/file.html
Almost Went To See Elvis (1970)
Link: https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/nAurcTph/file.html
Oakland Flood - Dylan & the Band - Oakland CA 2-11-74
Link: https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/4QpOV5kp/file.html
Dylan - Blood On The Tracks - New York Sessions (1975)
Link: https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/7tjvBjHG/file.html
Bob Dylan Plymouth Rock Liberated Boot Oct Nov 1975
Link: https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/es04L1av/file.html
Knight of the Hurricane - NYC -1975.12.08
Link: https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/61NXdUhk/file.html
@butterboy and @bob - thanks for the divas and the gospel!
@ clash
thx for the Ultimate Spinach ...
Thanks Searnav for Ricky Gianco!!!
@ JWDen & Scott Marks
Thanks a lot for Morricone
I'm not sure, but I did't see the "Giordano Bruno" soundtrack, so here it is:
Ennio Morricone – Giordano Bruno (1973)
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/EuAu419T/file.html
Tracklist:
A1 Giordano Bruno
A2 Super Flumina Babilonis
A3 Domine Quando Veneris
A4 Alleluja, Alleluja
A5 Conclusione
B1 Tema di Giordano Bruno
B2 Magia
B3 Discorsi di un viaggio
B4 Giordano Bruno
B5 Colloquio
B6 Verso Roma
B7 Processione
info: https://www.discogs.com/Ennio-Morricone-Giordano-Bruno-Colonna-Sonora-Originale-Del-Film/release/6435390
First time contribution to TZ. Fingers crossed everything will be ok.
VA - Blue Note Blue N'Groovy Volume 1
Link: https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/aPNqXOQT/file.html
Info from Discogs
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Blue-N-Groovy/release/706693
I work weekends and never have the opportunity to participate in these Sunday jazz shares. I have a rare day off and a few great albums that I ripped to share with a friend.
Shirley Horn was gifted with both an extraordinary voice and a world-class talent on the piano. The first time I heard "A Time For Love" was one of those moments when you pull the car off the road and hope that when the song ends, the DJ will tell you what you just heard so that you can buy it as soon as possible. Johnny Mandel arranged the strings for the album Here's To Life (1992). It is a sublimely beautiful and romantic record, and I have given it as a wedding gift more than once.
The Main Ingredient (1996) was recorded at Shirley's home: she cooked each night for her guests, who included Roy Hargroves, Elvin Jones and Joe Henderson. One listen to "Peel Me A Grape" reveals the extent of Diana Krall's stylistic debt to Shirley Horn. Her languid takes on "The Look Of Love" and "You Go To My Head" are master classes in the art of restraint.
Here's To Life: www21.zippyshare.com/v/nhC9sAmU/file.html
The Main Ingredient: www21.zippyshare.com/v/pIKac9im/file.html
Does anyone have Demos or rarities from the knack, thank you in advance
Apologies - In my Glen Campbell post today, the "Ballads and Bluegrass" link is incorrect. It should be: https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/DVrXK6nn/file.html
Hallo RYP, do anyone have comic George Carlin to share? Thanks to all the TZers for wonderful posts!
Fozzy
Few records have given me as much pleasure over the years as Mel Torme's Songs Of New York (originally released in 1964). Mel is often pegged as an easy listening crooner, but the man could swing. He was a brilliant scat singer and had a flawless sense of rhythm. I saw him perform once: he was 70, but he got behind the drums and played the hell out of "Strike Up The Band". This is the 1983 CD reissue of Songs Of New York. Give it a listen and see if it doesn't charm your socks off:
youtu.be/G0VAz7X7Ih0?list=PLkaK5DhzmyNmr0j5MaM8zfuuukEOrxIDk
Carmen Sings Monk is (as it says on the tin) Ms. McRae adding vocals to Thelonious Monk melodies. Lyrics were written by Abbey Lincoln, Jon Hendricks, and others. "It's Over Now (Well You Needn't)" is a highlight. This is the 2001 reissue, which adds five alternate takes to the 1990 album.
Mel Torme's Songs Of New York: www21.zippyshare.com/v/ux61GJJ0/file.html
Carmen McRae Sings Monk: www21.zippyshare.com/v/6eUGwCVm/file.html
None taken, Uncle Bela!
@Hana-Bi: New to me. Thanks for playing along at home!
@jonder: Wonderful additions. I thought I had all of Mel's recordings, but this one apparently fell through the cracks. Thanks!
Captain Beefheart Bootlegs .
Part II
Peel Sessions [320]
BBC Sessions 1968
http://www.mediafire.com/file/4cpwtl67ikszw1j/CBPeel68.rar
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Live At The Fenway Theatre [320]
Fenway Theatre , Boston , Mass , 22nd. January 1972
http://www.mediafire.com/file/sqqqz680wieh769/CBFenway72.rar
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Captain Hook [256]
Cowtown , Kansas City , 22nd. April 1974
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ud6a3jxr6kwj4py/CBHook74.rar
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Live Whiskey A Go Go [VBR]
Whiskey A Go Go , Hollywood , 19th. December 1980 .
http://www.mediafire.com/file/f3lds3njyc314zx/CBWhiskey80.rar
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Live At The Concetgebow [320]
Concertgebouw , Amsterdam , 22nd. June 1974
http://www.mediafire.com/file/op4phbtqpyeqvcp/CBAmsterdam74.rar
@JWDen, thanks for the Glen Campbell. Lest we forget how good an instrumentalist he was (all the Nashville kitsch aside and tabloidisms as well), his credits include work with the legendary Wrecking Crew as well as his extensive discography doing surf-guitar work.
Davey Boy said:
Forgot how profitable a simple google search could be. Filled one of my requests for Stanley Turrentine's 'Have You Ever Seen The Rain'. Thought I would share the link for Butterboy and the others who were kind enough to share some sugar. In case you don't have this one by Mr. T. be sure to get it. One of my personal favorites. Thanks to whomever put up the original link. This set is with Freddie Hubbard, Jack DeJohnete Ron Carter, Patrice Rushen and David T. Walker. Enjoy. Is at 320. Just snag some art from google images and you're done.
Stanley Turrenttine "Have You Ever Seen the Rain"
https://www.fichier-zip.com/2017/03/12/sthave-you-ever-seen-the-rain/
The download link is the one next to the folder. You can translate the page first if needed.
@jonder:
Thanks for "Songs of New York". I agree with your opinion of Mel Torme. He definetely deserves to be recognized as a "proper" jazz singer, and not be seen as some kind of "lightweight" easy listening performer.
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #98:
1920s+ Gospel, Blues, Jazz, and More - F-Artists, part 1 of 2
Fletcher Henderson (http://www.redhotjazz.com/fletcher.html) is another deep-catalog, big-name recording artist who's underrepresented in my rivet-popping aux drive... because there's just too much of his work to accumulate in full, and my tastes aren't narrow enough (and days long enough) for me to give that a try. So there are some low bitrates among his 173 tracks here, and gaps for the determined student to fill. To help toward that end, and courtesy of Discogs.com (and some of AllMusic.com), I've downloaded and added further artwork/booklets detailing in much greater depth his recorded works.
Thanks, as always, go out to the artists, and to all the generous folks who originally ripped and shared these works all across the web over these many years we've all been on it.
Famous Jubilee Singers - sampler, 1927
Fannie Mae Goosby - Complete, 1923-28
Fanny Brice, 1921-33:
- My Man (soundtrack), 1928 [6@128-192 (1 missing track)]
- miscellaneous, 1921-33 [17@107-320]
Five Birmingham Babies - sampler, 1924-26
Five Harmaniacs, 1926-27 [3@128-224, 4@320]
Fletcher Henderson, 1921-49, 173@64-320:
- broken out (where possible) by years; extra artwork included
Flo Bert - Complete, 1920-21 [8@192, 7@320]
Florence Lowery - Complete, 1927
Four Wanderers - sampler, 1929
Frances Wallace and Clara Burston - Complete, 1925-30
Francis 'Scrapper' Blackwell, 1928-61:
- Complete, 1928-58
- also broken out by years; artwork included
- Mr. Scrapper's Blues, 1961
- miscellaneous [4@224, 1@320]
Seven-day link (expires Apr. 15):
https://we.tl/1B0beQU0Q3
Tomorrow: Platters and platters of Franks!
Cheers!
@BOB
LOL. Could the green button be any bigger??? Thanks. I guess the many warnings about inadvertent downloading took hold! DDDDUUUUHHHH.
And, The Soul Stirrers are always a smooth, wonderful listen. Many thanks.
Day 3 of complementing Uncle Babka's Dylan boots swarm, here are FLAC versions of the Dylan-Cash session with a slightly different track list, Almost Went To See Elvis (Bob Dylan & George Harrison), Oakland Flood (one file for each disk), and the full Waterbury CT half of Plymouth Rock.
Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash - Nashville 1969 (1994).zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/VhmREkPB/file.html
Bob Dylan & George Harrison - 1970.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/U43r082o/file.html
Bob Dylan - Oakland 74-d1.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/JPNYaHsK/file.html
Bob Dylan - Oakland 74-d2.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/esPWD5ZN/file.html
Bob Dylan - Waterbury 1975.zip
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/LRuItUA7/file.html
Dylan-Cash and Dylan-Harrison are both single long tracks with log and cue files.
/Deckard
!!! To @SWBOY
Two days ago you posted crazy mix113------------------
I found in it; lew conetta (25 boppin rhythm & blues popcorn style)
can you post this cd?
Many Thanks
@Supporter
@Bob ...
thanks for the Violinaires tracks yesterday. one was good the other was an alternate version I already had. they have several versions of certain songs which is why I included track lengths on my list. Thanks again!
@SoulTime59 ...
thanks for granting me permission to re-post Chuck Bernard. probably next week sometime I'll get it up. I also checked my drives and do not have a single track by George Freeman unfortunately.
cheers, S
@JWDen: re Jobim... obrigado!
@LoFiLarry: thank you for loud-livin' ladies!
Cheers!
As requested
Russ Meyer's Good Morning and Goodbye!, Cherry, Harry & Raquel, Mondo Topless
https://mega.nz/#!cmBTWbKK!wXM7NvUQYwNME2kZEKcMtPOA9IkwaCt1oyFH3ZCOqaU
Dohnutt
Hi All
Does anyone have a copy of Illiterate Beach's EP - No Polyester Please from 1987 they can share in Flac or 320kbps ?
Thanks and hope someone has this great Psychedelic Rock group
Is there a way to get a complete list of the Lo-Fi Ladies series?
Thanks to Uncle Babka for the last few days of Dylan boots.
I'm one of many TZ dwellers who've been unable to download from Zippy these past 3 weeks. I use Firefox with Adblock,AVG and Malwarebytes but each time I click on the d/load button it brings up a pesky Ad-click page. In the past,these annoyances opened in a second Tab,was easy to click shut and then proceed to the proper download but these pests only open in one Tab and no amount of cache-clearing,general cleaning and scanning removes the problem. All very frustrating!
@Montymusic: A week or so ago,you very kindly put up links to the wonderful Jackie Leven's music. I have most of his albums but have never had the chance to listen to his alter-ego,Sir Vincent Lone's albums.
I'm reluctant to ask but with regard to the Zippy problem,would you be able to upload those "Sir Vincent" albums on Mega or We please? I'd be most grateful.
A big Thank you to Monty and all the other great contributors at this wonderful site.
Peter in Sydney.
Something for Microsoft users who have connection problems with Zippyshare: Try Opera. Don't install any filter extensions, just let it run bare nekkid on the network - but use it /only/ for downloading from links copied from your current browser. Malware writers do not target Opera, it has too few users for that to be profitable. Even if one does, the "damage done" will be limited to /that/ browser alone, and nothing will to climb out of it and eat your machine - or even trash your "real" web browser.
Generic advice: Firewall software that filters web pages via a blocklist from the maker and/or by scanning the content of inbound files provides no noticeable security improvement over the oldest fashioned of anti-virus software, but kills network performance and overloads the machine with pointless processing. Basics like not allowing any browser or e-mail software made by Microsoft itself to touch the Internet, and plain common sense are you only meaningful firewalls: They work. Use them.
And use free version of Avast, Kaspersky or AVG with no pretended network firewall functions enabled, just in case some really old fashioned hostile code tries to ride in on a USB stick someday. Fun fact: Your Internet router /is/ a firewall, a much better one than anything you can install on a desktop computer.
@ Scott Marks said...
New to me. Thanks for playing along at home!
I'm particularly involved with this movie, cause an uncle of my partner had a little part in this movie, you know "family pride" and so on! :-D
Peter in Sydney.
You might try a re-direct blocker. I have one as a Chrome extension, but there are many others.
G
Fozzy Bare
Here's a George Carlin for you. I have a lot more on discs that I'll have to find, rip and post when time permits.
https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/uRKbW490/file.html
p.s. - I'm working on Freddy Fender and will get it here soon.
G
APRIL 8, 2018 - swboy said...
Here are recordings by two famous Greek singers.
Can post more if there is interest.
I am enjoying both postings, thank you.
Please post more if you have a chance...
Thanks,
Cheers,
Mike
Thanks JWDen for Antonio Carlos Jobim, Relaxed Max for the Funky Notes From The West Coast comp, Bill Pritchard for Lamont Dozier 'Out Here On My Own' Uncle Babka for Dylan's Blood On The Tracks - New York Sessions and DA3Blue for Blue Note Blue N'Groovy. Thanks to one & all!
Thanks to swboy for the Greek music. Going there on vacation shortly. It's getting me in the mood.
Peter in Sydney, I too am in Sydney, for a while, and I have same set up as you, not malaware, and I've had no problems with zippy.
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