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Harry James – Greatest Hits – Collection Chouette
CBS 52.367 (France 1970)
1. Serenata (2:22)
2. Le Vol Du Bourdon (The Flight Of The Bumble Bee) (1:57)
3. Le Carnaval De Venise (2:33)
4. O Mein Papa (2:28)
5. The Man I Love (3:09)
6. Muskrat Ramble (2:29)
7. Ciribiribin (2:34)
8. Just A Gigolo (3:05)
9. Trumpet Rhapsody (3:00)
10. Amour, Castagnettes et Tangos (Hernando's Hideway) (2:44)
11. La Fontaine Des Amours (Three Coins In The Fountain) (2:58)
12. Concerto For Trumpet (2:51)
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Tuesdays Featured Artist - J.J. CALE
"J.J. Cale was the epitome of "laid back", his music posesses the rare quality of making me feel well in an instant, loosen up my mood, help me relax and get my feet back on the ground in case I have lost it... he's been perfectly entertaining as well as authentic and distinctively recognizable, another rare feat. His philosophy that "one chord is better than two", in other words to keep it simple, and his personal vision of how his music should sound like (with his voice far back in the mix instead of being upfront), had best been realized on his first eight albums, all co-produced by Audie Ashworth. It's a bit like a drug, 'cause once you've been addicted, you want more of the same and, with most of his albums, you're guaranteed to get it. J.J. Cale could play all kinds of Americana music, and whether I liked the original genre or not, he made it a pleasure for me to listen to it. He played a big part in (positively) changing my mind about Blues, as a musician he hugely helped broaden my understanding and taught me that, sometimes, it's not about what but about how you're doing it... I will always treasure his legacy and count him to the true greats of music."
John Weldon "J. J." Cale was born on December 5, 1938, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He was raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Though he deliberately avoided the limelight[2] his influence as a musical artist has been widely acknowledged by figures such as Neil Young and Eric Clapton, who described him as "one of the most important artists in the history of rock".[3] He is considered to be one of the originators of the Tulsa Sound, a loose genre drawing on blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz.
Along with a number of other young Tulsa musicians, Cale moved to Los Angeles in the early 1960s, where he found employment as a studio engineer. While living in Los Angeles he cut a demo single in 1966 (in those days professional demos were actual 45 rpm vinyl singles) with Liberty Records of his composition "After Midnight". He distributed copies of this single to his Tulsa musician friends living in Los Angeles, many of whom were successfully finding work as session musicians. Although he managed to find a regular spot at the Whisky a Go Go (which is where, according to his own testimony, Elmer Valentine suggested he call himself J. J. Cale to avoid confusion with John Cale of the Velvet Underground), he found little success as a recording artist and, not being able to make enough money as a studio engineer, he sold his guitar and returned to Tulsa, where he joined a band with Tulsa musician Don White.
In 1970, it came to his attention that Eric Clapton had recorded a cover of "After Midnight" on his debut album in 1970. As a result of this, it was suggested to Cale that he should take advantage of this publicity and cut a record of his own. His first album, Naturally, established his style, described by Los Angeles Times writer Richard Cromelin as a "unique hybrid of blues, folk and jazz, marked by relaxed grooves and Cale's fluid guitar and laconic vocals. His early use of drum machines and his unconventional mixes lend a distinctive and timeless quality to his work and set him apart from the pack of Americana roots music purists."
In his 2003 biography Shakey, Neil Young remarked, "Of all the players I ever heard, it's gotta be [Jimi] Hendrix and J. J. Cale who are the best electric guitar players." In the 2005 documentary To Tulsa and Back: On Tour with J.J. Cale, Cale's guitar style is characterized by Eric Clapton as "really, really minimal", and he states precisely, "it's all about finesse".
Cale moved to California in 1980 and became a recluse, living in a trailer without a telephone. His 1983 album #8 was poorly received and he asked to be released from his contract with PolyGram. When later asked how he had spent the 1980s he replied: "Mowing the lawn and listening to Van Halen and rap." Cale often acted as his own producer/engineer/session player. His vocals, sometimes whispery, would be buried in the mix. He attributed his unique sound to being a recording mixer and engineer, saying, "Because of all the technology now you can make music yourself and a lot of people are doing that now. I started out doing that a long time ago and I found when I did that I came up with a unique sound." (Wikipedia)
Cale died at the age of 74 in La Jolla, California, on July 26, 2013, after suffering a heart attack. His wife Christine Lakeland survived him.
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01 J.J. Cale Part1
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J.J. Cale - Naturally [1972]
Naturally is the debut album by J. J. Cale. First released in 1972, it includes his song "After Midnight", which had been recorded first by Eric Clapton in 1970. Cale, who was languishing in obscurity at the time, had no knowledge of Clapton's recording of "After Midnight" until it became a radio hit in 1970. Cale recalled to Mojo magazine that when he heard Clapton's version playing on his radio, "I was dirt poor, not making enough to eat and I wasn't a young man. I was in my thirties, so I was very happy. It was nice to make some money."[4] Cale's friend and producer, Audie Ashworth, encouraged Cale to record a full album in order to capitalize on the success of his song. (Wikipedia)
J.J. Cale - Really [1972]
Really is the second album by J. J. Cale. It was released in 1973. Really was produced by Audie Ashworth, who would go on to produce Cale until 1983. Cale was very proud that bluegrass musicians Uncle Josh Graves and Vassar Clements played on Really, later recalling to Derek Halsey of Swampland.com in 2004, "That was one of the highlights of my life, man. We recorded that out at Bradley’s Barn, and I was a big fan of Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. And, of course, Josh was the Dobro player on that stuff, and Vassar was 'Mister bluegrass fiddle player', and both of those guys came out to the studio and played that day. They were like Buddy Emmons in the studio; they were so good you just kind of quit playing and dug what they were playing. (Wikipedia)
J.J. Cale - Okie [1974]
Okie is the third studio album by J. J. Cale, released in 1974. Several songs from the album were later covered by other artists, including "I Got the Same Old Blues", by Freddie King, Eric Clapton, Captain Beefheart, Bobby Bland, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Bryan Ferry; "Anyway the Wind Blows", by Brother Phelps in 1995 and Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings in 1999; and "Cajun Moon", by Herbie Mann on his 1976 album Surprises with vocals by Cissy Houston, by Poco on their album Cowboys & Englishmen, and by Randy Crawford in Naked and True (1995). "I'd Like to Love You, Baby" was covered by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers in 2003, appearing on their 2009 album, The Live Anthology. (Wikipedia)
J.J. Cale - Troubadour [1976]
Troubadour is a 1976 album by J. J. Cale, his fourth since his debut in 1972. Eric Clapton covered the song "Cocaine" on his 1977 album Slowhand, turning it into one of his biggest hits. He later covered the track "Travelin' Light" for his 2001 studio album Reptile. "Travelin' Light" was also recorded by Widespread Panic for their album Space Wrangler in 1988. JJ Cale's version of his own "Travelin' Light" was played to awaken the crews of the Atlantis Space Shuttle and International Space Station preceding their spacewalk early on Friday May 21, 2010. (Wikipedia)
J.J. Cale - Number 5 [1979]
5 is the fifth album by J. J. Cale. Released in 1979, it was his first album in three years. Most of the tracks were recorded and mixed at The Lakehouse, Old Hickory, Tennessee. When the album was re-issued on CD, "Katy Kool Lady" was replaced by a new song listed as "Out of Style," though it was still listed as the former on the CD. "Out of Style" is also included on the 2007 album Rewind: The Unreleased Recordings". There is still no U.S. domestic release of the song "Katy Kool Lady" on CD. (Wikipedia)
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02 J.J. Cale Part 2
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J.J. Cale - Shades [1980]
From 1981, this was J.J. Cale's sixth album (following the succinctly titled NUMBER 5, and returning to his tradition of single-word album titles). Though Cale didn't use one constant band throughout the album, it's got a remarkably unified feeling. This is in part due to the great musicians on hand (pianist Bill Payne, drummers Jim Keltner and Russ Kunkel, and guitarist James Burton among others), but primarily to Cale himself. His songs and his overal approach to music are all-encompassing; the seductive and laid-back grooves his rhythm sections empower are written into the very fabric of the songs. "Carry On," "Pack My Jack"--these are songs of simple, sturdy strengths, succinctly written and concisely rendered. There are never any stray notes or decorative filigrees. Friendly and inviting, SHADES sounds good in any season and at any time of day (and may be some of the best hangover cure music around). (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - Grasshopper [1982]
J.J. Cale drifts toward a more pop approach on this album, starting with the lead-off track, "City Girls," which could almost but not quite be a hit single. The usual blues and country shuffle approach is in effect, but Audie Ashworth's production is unusually sharp, the playing has more bite than usual, and Cale, whose vocals are for the most part up in the mix, sounds more engaged. It's not clear, however, that this is an improvement over his usual laidback approach, and, in any case, it shouldn't be over-emphasized -- this is still a J.J. Cale album, with its cantering tempos and single-note guitar runs. It's just that, when you have a style as defined as Cale's, little movements in style loom larger. (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - Number 8 [1983]
Twelve years and eight albums into his recording career, Cale's approach has changed little, and here is another collection of groove tunes that act as platforms for the artist's intricate guitar playing. He is sometimes accompanied by a female vocalist, co-writer Christine Lakeland. (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - Travel Log [1990]
Cale's first album in six years finds him taking a more aggressive stance in terms of tempos and playing, although he remains a man with a profound sense of the groove and, especially as a singer, a minimalist. But as he says, "Shuffle or die." (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - Number 10 [1992]
There are no major surprises on Cale's tenth outing; fans get the same dependable, unassuming, comfy results, like a well-worn but form-fitting pair of slippers. Subtle licks percolate and resonate from the front-porch jam session on "Jailer" and "Low Rider." "Lonesome Train" and "Shady Grove" choogle along, as amiable as they are hypnotic. The closest thing to a twist comes with the phased vocals and spiralling guitar runs of "Digital Blues." It would be easy to imagine Number 10 getting completely buried behind a wash of '90s white noise, but for those prepared to kick off their boots and sit a spell, Cale's latest offers up some seductive rewards. (AllMusic)
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03 J.J. Cale Part 3
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J. J. Cale - Closer To You [1994]
On the two albums that preceded CLOSER TO YOU, TRAVEL LOG and NUMBER 10, J.J. Cale adopted a more basic musical approach. This album continues the trend. Cale plays a few songs alone (though the overdubbed parts sound remarkably spare), including the title track. "Closer to You" finds him electronically treating his vocals, a technique that surprisingly makes him sound as down-to-earth as ever. The set ends with the hypnotically grooving instrumental "Steve's Song." The set is bolstered by two bass players (electric and acoustic), three percussionists (including Jim Keltner), three guitarists (including Cale), two keyboardists (Spooner Oldham and Bill Payne), and three horn players. With the dazzling CLOSER TO YOU, J.J. Cale finds ever-newer surprises in his own remarkable corner of the musical world. (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - Guitar Man [1996]
J.J. Cale's albums usually sound interchangeable, and his 12th release, Guitar Man, is no exception. Although he has recorded Guitar Man as a one-man band effort, it sounds remarkably relaxed and laid-back, like it was made with a seasoned bar band. That doesn't mean there's much excitement on the album, but Cale's music has never been about excitement -- it's more about laying back and letting the music flow. Of course, that approach results in remarkably uneven records, and Guitar Man is no exception. There's a handful of very good songs, but there's nothing on the level of his previous classics. It's just another pleasant J.J. Cale album, nothing more but nothing less, either. (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - To Tulsa And Back [2004]
On his first studio outing in eight years, the mythical Okie troubadour turns in a solid set of his trademark dusty blues tunes. What is not so typical, as with Travel Log from 1990, is that Cale steeps himself in technology and evokes the moods and frameworks of music that intersect with the blues or stand in opposition to them. The keyboards, drum loops, and horns on this record are as pervasive as the guitars. Needless to say, this requires an attitude adjustment on the part of the listener... The album closes with Cale playing a lone banjo on "Another Song," a mournful Appalachian ballad that feels like it comes from out of the heart of the Dust Bowl, it's full of ghosts and shadows and aches with the weight and displacement of longing as history. A fine effort. (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - Rewind [2007]
Rewind: The Unreleased Recordings is an album by JJ Cale. It was released on October 2, 2007. This album contains a number of unreleased tracks recorded between 1971 and 1983. (Wikipedia) It is Beautiful !
J.J. Cale - Roll On [2009]
Roll On is the 14th and final studio album by J. J. Cale, released on February 24, 2009, by Rounder Records.[2] All songs were written by Cale; they include "Who Knew", "Former Me", and "Roll On", the last of which is a collaboration with Eric Clapton. Some tracks were recorded at sessions at David Teegarden's studio, north of Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 2003. This was Cale's last studio album before his death in 2013. (Wikipedia)
Savoy Brown – Just Live
Line IMLP 4.001 46 J (Germany 1982) (White Vinyl)
Kim Simmonds, “Lonesome” Dave Peverett, Tony Stevens, Roger Earl
This concert was recorded in 1970, although the back cover wrongly states that it’s from 1972 in the USA.
Track 2 is wrongly titled “Sonday Night” on the back cover.
1. Poor Boy (5:08)
2. Sunday Night (8:11)
3. Leaving Again (11:32)
4. It Hurts Me Too (6:48)
5. Louisiana Blues (17:47)
6. You Gotta Run Me Down - Blue Jean Boogie - Choo Choo Ch' Boogie (8:59)
7. Encore Blues (4:22)
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BONUS 1 J.J. Cale LIVE + (Bootlegs)
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J.J. Cale - The Gothic Theater, Englewood [2004] CD1+CD2
This is an excellent soundboard recording.
J.J. Cale - High Sierra Music Festival Leland Medows, California 03-07-1993 (Bootleg) [1993]
This is an excellent soundboard recording with a wonderful mix. Really superb audio.
J.J. Cale - Live [2001]
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Leave it to J.J. Cale to press 30 years into his recording career before getting around to releasing his first onstage recording. Cale, after all, has his own pace for doing things and it ain't exactly breakneck. Unsurprisingly, the taciturn Oklahoman's approach to the stage and studio are pretty much the same: in any setting, Cale is one laid-back hombre. Here he ambles through 14 tracks without breaking a sweat, whipping off bluesy solos with offhanded aplomb and delivering his simple but spot-on lyrics with that unmistakable mumble. His infrequent hits resurface here ("After Midnight," "Cocaine," "Call Me the Breeze"), sounding fresher than they have any right to be. And, in truth, there really isn't much of a gap in quality between Cale's best and worst efforts; it's all good. In a world where entire careers are made around making the simple seem to be difficult, Cale has an all-too-rare gift for making the simple seem simple. Bless him for that.(Amaazon-Steven Stolder)
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BONUS 2 J.J.Cale COMPILATIONS
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You could choose any one of these terrific compilations and not be disapointed. No point to say which is better just get them all and decide yourself. J.J Cale is a special artists. I always feel good when I listen to his albums.
J.J. Cale - Special Edition [1984]
Sinuous rhythms, conversational singing, and, most of all, intricate, bluesy guitar playing characterize Cale's performances of his own songs. This compilation, covering 11 years of recording, includes the songs Eric Clapton, who borrowed heavily from Cale's style in his 1970s solo work, made famous: "After Midnight" and "Cocaine." (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - The Very Best of [1997]
As best-of collections go, this one is uncommonly understated. Which is probably appropriate given that the singer/songwriter it celebrates is one of the most taciturn rock & rollers to ever saunter down a dusty road. Decades into a career that has produced more commercial success than one might suppose, Cale's Very Best consists of one disc; outtakes and rarities padding a second disc don't fit Cale's less-is-more aesthetic. There's no essay elevating the Oklahoman as a great blues-rock pathfinder, though Eric Clapton and Dire Straits are among the platinum performers who owe him a debt...(Amazon)
J.J. Cale - The Silvertone Years [2011]
Terrific stuff! It's smooth and cool and wonderful. It's not a collection of greatest hits, you can get that on other CDs. But you know what? Much as I love his hits, this CD is even better IMHO.
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J.J. Cale - Anyway The Wind Blows [The Anthology] [1997] CD1+CD2
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Although it is a little too extensive for casual fans, the double-disc, 50-track Anyway the Wind Blows: The Anthology is a definitive retrospective of J.J. Cale's career, featuring all the highlights over the years. Cale's albums often sound similar, but they are remarkably uneven in terms of quality, which is what makes Anyway the Wind Blows essential for both neophytes and collectors. Not only is it a perfect introduction, containing of such essentials as "Cocaine," "Call Me the Breeze," and "After Midnight," but it is one of his most consistently listenable and enjoyable discs. (AllMusic)
J.J. Cale - The Universal Masters Collection [1999]
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1999's single-disc Classic JJ Cale: The Universal Masters Collection is as solid as the Chronicles double CD issued a few years prior, but without any of the filler. This one is loaded with 18 tracks from J.J. Cale's prime, including "Magnolia," "After Midnight," "Call Me the Breeze," "Cocaine," and more. It also includes latter-day staples such as "Shanghaid" and "Downtown L.A." The consistency of this Okie-drenched, red-dirt, laid-back blues strut is remarkable. It packs a quiet yet unmistakable wallop. This is easily the best single-disc collection out there and features completely remastered sound.
J.J. Cale - Chronicles [1996] CD1+CD2
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BONUS 3 Leathercoated Minds - A Trip Down The Sunset Strip [1967]
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The Leathercoated Minds was a 1966-67 psychedelic studio-based band masterminded largely by Snuff Garrett and J. J. Cale. The band produced one album, A Trip down the Sunset Strip, co-produced by Cale and Garrett, and released in stereo and mono versions on Garrett's Viva label in 1967 and on the Fontana label in Europe; later the mono issue re-released on CD in 2006 remastering co-produced by Garrett. (Wikipedia)
The album contains a mixture of cover versions of psychedelic hits from around 1966, together with four original instrumentals of Cale's composition, illustrating a snapshot of Cale's guitar style at the time. The Leathercoated Minds’ 1967 release A Trip Down the Sunset Strip is a one-of-a-kind artifact of the psychedelic era. Originally conceived as an exploitation item, it nonetheless emerged as an enduring musical statement, thanks to the talents of those involved, particularly then-unknown Oklahoma-bred guitarist J.J. Cale. As its title suggests, A Trip Down the Sunset Strip was originally concocted by noted pop producer Snuff Garrett (known for his hitmaking ‘60s work with the likes of Bobby Vee, Cher and Gary Lewis and the Playboys) to tap into the wave of publicity that surrounded the Sunset Strip and the Hollywood club scene at the time. For the project, Garrett assigned Cale to cut a set of instrumental versions of then-recent psychedelic hits, which were augmented with four Cale originals. It totally captures the era’s heady sense of excitement and inspiration. The visionary talents of Cale virtually assured that A Trip Down the Sunset Strip would transcend its humble origins, becoming an increasingly rare collectible as its reputation grew.
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J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton - The Road to Escondido [2006]
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The Road to Escondido was released on 7 November 2006. Contained on this album are the final recordings of Billy Preston. The album is jointly dedicated to Preston and Brian Roylance... A number of high-profile musicians also agreed to work on the album, including Billy Preston, Derek Trucks, Taj Mahal, Pino Palladino, John Mayer, Steve Jordan, and Doyle Bramhall II. In a coup, whether intended or not, the entire John Mayer Trio participated on this album in one capacity or another. Escondido is a city near Cale's hometown of Valley Centre, California, in San Diego County. Eric Clapton owned a mansion in Escondido in the 1980s and early '90s. Cale and Clapton thought it would be a good name for the album because of their dual acquaintanceship with the city. The album won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2008. (AllMusic)
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BONUS 4 J.J. Cale TRIBUTE
Eric Clapton & Friends - The Breeze An Appreciation of J.J. Cale [2014]
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Eric Clapton has often stated that JJ Cale is one of the single most important figures in rock history, a sentiment echoed by many of his fellow musicians. Cale’s influence on Clapton was profound, and his influence on many more of today’s artists cannot be understated. To honor JJ’s legacy, a year after his passing, Clapton gathered a group of like-minded friends and musicians for Eric Clapton & Friends: The Breeze, An Appreciation of JJ Cale. With performances by Clapton, Mark Knopfler, John Mayer, Willie Nelson, Tom Petty, Derek Trucks and Don White, the album features 16 beloved JJ Cale songs and is named for the 1972 single “Call Me The Breeze.”
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BONUS 5 J.J. Cale CONCERT VIDEO
J.J. Cale - Interview & Concert [1990] [39 Min]
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From a tribute to the late JJ Cale found on YouTube is this rare concert and interview from 1990.
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J.J. Cale Live Paradise Studios, Los Angeles [1979] [1Hr 19 Min]
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Live, he reminds me of a laid back Lou Reed.
J.J. Cale in session at the Paradise Studios in Los Angeles from 1979, featuring Leon Russell. Starting with what is titled “T-Bone Shuffle,” but is disputed in some quarters as “Strolling with Bones,” it is quickly apparent precisely how woefully underrated Cale was by the public in general. The tone Cale’s fingers are cajoling from the Frankenstein guitar he is playing, along with the lines themselves, is rugged sonic poetry. Throughout the proceedings, everyone is clearly enjoying themselves. In between “Roll On” and “No Sweat,” there’s this gem as Russell enlightens Cale about the “real job” he used to have.
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J.J. Cale - 'His Masterpiece Live [9 Min] From YouTube
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So Smooth. That why they call him the Breeze. Love seeing Christine Lakeland in there...the original believer...bless you Christine?
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J.J. Cale - Live, The Bottom Line, NYC [1992] [47 Min]
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Great concert from YouTube.
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01 Joan Armatrading - Love and Affection Classics (1975-1983) [2003] CD1+CD2
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02 VA - Beatle Originals [1985]
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03 Black Sorrows - Beat Club [1998]
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BONUS 1 Beat - The English Beat Complete Beat [2012] (4 x CD's)
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BONUS 2 Pretenders - Pirate Radio 1979-2005 [2006] (4 X CD's)
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The Burrito Brothers – Back To The Sweethearts Of The Rodeo
Disky DLP 2025 (Holland 1987)
Gib Guilbeau (vocals, fiddle)
John Beland (guitars, vocals, harmonica)
Alan Jones (bass)
James Hooker (piano)
Steve Nathan (synthesizer)
Wayne Bridge (pedal steel guitar)
Roger Clark (drums)
Butch Johnson (harmony vocals)
Notes :
- These tracks were recorded in 1986-1987.
- The tracks as listed on the back cover don’t match the actual tracks on the records (the cover mentions 10 (5 + 5) tracks for record one and 10 (5 + 5) tracks for record 2, when it’s actually 9 (5 + 4) and 11 (6 + 5) respectively).
- This double LP was re-released on vinyl on the Appaloosa label (Italy) in 1990 with 7 bonus tracks.
- The extended re-released album came out as a double CD on the Sundown label (U.K.) in 1996.
1. Back To The Sweethearts Of The Rodeo (3:13)
2. Burning Embers (4:30)
3. Red Shoes (1:49)
4. Shoot For The Moon (3:03)
5. Moonlight Rider (5:54)
6. Gold Guitar (3:45)
7. True True Love (3:58)
8. I'm Impressed (2:42)
9. Let's Do Something Crazy (3:27)
10. Like A Shadow (6:05)
11. I Don't Believe You Met My Baby (2:08)
12. My Heart Skips A Beat (2:20)
13. Take A Message To Mary (3:39)
14. Last Call (2:46)
15. You're Running Wild (2:28)
16. This Could Be The Night (3:42)
17. My Shoes Keep Walkin' Back To You (2:31)
18. You Should Know Me By Now (2:28)
19. I've Got A New Heatache (2:40)
20. Roadmaster (2:49)
Vinyl Gatefold Covers Scans Included
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Today is the second part of the Jean-Michel Jarre bonanza, including a special bonus album zipped into the last entry. All at 320, all remastered.
1986 – Rendez-Vous (Remastered) https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/fKoPLqrJ/file.html
1988 – Revolutions (Remastered) https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/D4va5ShG/file.html
1990 – Waiting for Cousteau (Remastered) https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/Za26pbmt/file.html
1993 – Chronologie (Remastered) https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/BugkjXvU/file.html
2015 – Electronica I: The Time Machine (plus special bonus surprise) https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/FXbrcfWL/file.html
The Kitsch Korner keeps the Vincent Price coming with a compilation of sorts, featuring the entirety of another RCA Caedmon album as well as the audio portion of a video called “An Evening of Edgar Allan Poe” with “The Tell-Tale Heart,” “The Sphinx,” “The Cask of Amontillado,” and “The Pit and the Pendulum.” We also have another album for Stinky, and the score to Dirk Bogarde’s campy spy film, “Modesty Blaise.” Bitrates will vary, but nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.
Vincent Price – “The Imp of the Perverse and Other Stories” (1975) https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/zPrAlktf/file.html
Caesare Giovannini – “The Magic Fingers” (1963) https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/2CVXTjZi/file.html
John Dankworth – “Modesty Blaise” (1966) https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/8pGcOShK/file.html
@...that Diana said... - The Tomita was a great choice. I have even more if anyone's interested.
Tuesday's SPIRITUALS
These two female artists are more in the operatic/show style of singing (a la Paul Robeson):
- A First Time Buyer's Guide to American Negro Spirituals.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/CgbTwqvQ/file.html
https://www.allmusic.com/album/a-first-time-buyers-guide-to-american-negro-spirituals-mw0000482283
Inez Matthews - Sings Spirituals.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/MKHl5nL2/file.html
Marian Anderson - The Greatest Negro Spirituals.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/g5Ixm0H2/file.html
Tuesday's WESTERN SWING
Bob Wills - He's A Ding Dong Daddy [Jasmine].zip
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/aBd9UMTa/file.html
Hank Penny - Hollywood Western Swing 1944-1947.zip
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/EFcaRctp/file.html
Prairie Ramblers - Sweet Violet Boys 1935-1940.zip
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/claWQ5vz/file.html
@ Aging Child - Thanks for your oddments and sodments.
@ Wayne - Thanks for more various gospel.
@ Lil'ol'lady - Good to have you back. Thanks for the Famous Spiritual + Gospel Festival.
@ moose327 - Thanks for your random stuff.
@ S13 - Thanks for the Sensations.
@ RYP and Gyro66 - just Thanks!
and thanks to anyone and everyone I've overlooked.
@Butterboy
Thanks for the JJ Cale stuff, but i think your link to part 3 is wrong, it goes to J.J. Cale - 'His Masterpiece Live' and not to part 3.
Many thanks Reb
@ TheSingleGuy45
I've got these two Lin tracks. Hope they can be of some help - see if they are ok for quality:-
Honee Welch - So Completely.mp3
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/mH6MoZE6/file.html
Trella Hart - Draw The Line.mp3
https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/nSWarU6D/file.html
Thelonius Monk Septet - Monk's Music (1958) Vinyl @320
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/iDBrsVK0/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Thelonious-Monk-Septet-Monks-Music/release/2017725
Thelonious Monk- Underground (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/DvWYDh37/file.html
https://londonjazzcollector.wordpress.com/2012/07/24/thelonious-monk-underground-1968-columbia/
The Chaparral Brothers – Introducing The Chaparral Brothers (1968) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Chaparral-Brothers-Introducing-The-Chaparral-Brothers/release/6926626
The Chaparral Brothers – Just For The Record (1970) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/The-Chaparral-Brothers-Just-For-The-Record/release/8110112
Both in one zip folder
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/Q2DCTCju/file.html
Sir Douglas Quintet – Together After Five (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/Ym66roYO/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Sir-Douglas-Quintet-Together-After-Five/release/2674981
Doug Sahm & The West Side Horns special guest Wayne Bennett- Junior Parker Tribute Show, Austin, Texas 11-28-85 @320
Disc 1
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/KghKUr9t/file.html
Disc 2
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/SPSKLV0v/file.html
Disc 3
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/yjcVDGvv/file.html
http://www.sahmigo.com/concerts/ds_concerts/1985/1985-11-23_austin.htm
Los Lobos – The Ride (2004) CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos-The-Ride/release/422597
Los Lobos – Under The Boardwalk /
Volver, Volver 7" (1981) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos-Under-The-Boardwalk-Volver-Volver/master/1059785
The Neville Brothers – A Change Is Gonna Come (1990) CD Single @320
https://www.discogs.com/Neville-Brothers-A-Change-Is-Gonna-Come/release/3028562
All in one zip file
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/ZRyesKWR/file.html
Willie Nelson - Across The Borderline (1993) CD @320
http://www79.zippyshare.com/v/GRLUBvHp/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Willie-Nelson-Across-The-Borderline/release/1968585
Best Of Chase Records Volume 1: There's Got To Be A Girl, Rare & Unreleased Rock, Soul And R & B 1963- 1966 CD @320
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/E6DEQT77/file.html
http://www.ebreggae.com/Reggae/CD/144918/Various-Best-Of-Chase-Records-Volume-1-Theres-Got-To-Be-A-Girl-Rare-And-Unreleased-Rock-Soul-And-R-And-B-19631966.html
Gotta Have Love: The Best Of Chase Records Vol. 2 Rare & Unreleased Rock, Soul And R & B 1965-1970 CD @320
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/WH9Bjw8G/file.html
http://www.sirshambling.com/artists_2012/A/aubrey_twins/index.php
http://funky16corners.com/?p=6357
Great opening Kinks vid I saw them live in 1966 with Hedgehoppers Anonymous superb show and memories
If anyone gets a chance to see The Cavern Beatles grab it is a excellent show
Thanks for all the shares of late you are a superb bunch on here and I'm humbled by your knowledge
Butterboy ... your link (https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/hww3NmnB/file.html)
to the part 3 file of J.J.Cale is wrong. It actually leads to his 'His Masterpiece live' file. Any chance of a re-up of the correct file please.
Thanks JaneyB
EXCELLENT DOO-WOP FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VOLS 10-12
Yes, the latest instalment of this ultra-high quality series is now available! Another 48 tracks of prime doo-wop for you to get your teeth into!
http://www.imagenetz.de/f8a7c2a65/EDLG-10-12.zip.html
For previous volumes, track lists, lots more doo-wop, folk-rock and other joys, all my links are here:
http://freetexthost.com/wxy4gszydu
Zippyshare, for their own inscrutable reasons, saw fit to delete all my files recently, so I've re-upped everything to imagenetz.de, which is a much more friendly site.
This album was requested
(2012) Parkinsons (the) - Back To Life.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/2r1FmZRh/file.html
...Dubquake.
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Dub Gabriel is a music producer, multi-instrumentalist and
DJ based in San Francisco. He started his career 20 years ago
in New York City, throwing warehouse parties in Williamsburg,
Brooklyn, which at the time was a little known area, but his
parties helped lay down the groundwork for nightlife in the
now Brooklyn mecca.
Dub Gabriel – Bass Jihad (2005) @ 320
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/PctIeTpF/file.html
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Audio Active Japanese reggae band founded in 1991.
Audio Active – Audio Active Sound Crash:
Slash & Mix - Adrian Sherwood (2006) @ 255
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/t0QWjxz2/file.html
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Mark Stewart Ex-lead singer with influential punk-funk
collective The Pop Group, who went on to front many
different projects for On-U Sound and Mute Records.
Mark Stewart – Exorcism Of Envy (2012) @ 323
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/PzZGXgZW/file.html
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New Age Steppers are a British dub project formed in 1980 by
Adrian Sherwood with various line-up (including musicians from
Jamaica as well as British artists from punk and post-punk scenes).
New Age Steppers – Action Battlefield (1981) @ 256
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/38EpLVhn/file.html
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From Croatia:
Radikal Dub Kolektiv – Hellness Centar (2012) @ 325
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/LScA2pz1/file.html
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Vibronics are a reggae collective, based in Leicester, England, starting in 1995.
Centred on Steve Vibronics and Richi Rootz, they initially gained exposure via
the Egg Experience '97 shows, leading to a deal with Zion Train's Universal Egg label.
Vibronics – Dub Italizer (2000)
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/LhZaBQCR/file.html
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@Butterboy : You schooled me on The Leathercoated Minds, and the J.J. Cale deluge is greatly appreciated!
JWDen: I'd be interested in more Tomita, and thanks for the Caesare Giovannini!
If anyone has a reggae tune that they're passionate about getting on the first/only version of Hey! Check Out My REGGAE Cheesy Organ! I'll probably be putting it together tonight. "Speak now or forever hold your peach." No grass grows under me!
- Stinky
Thank you for the western swing posts and the gospel posts! This is such an amazing page. Thank you all for sharing.
Here's some punk for a warm Tuesday here in the UK this lot are a bit of a acquired taste
Icky Boyfriends-Live In San Francisco.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/Q4vzGxlK/file.html
Icky Boyfriends - A love obscene.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/5RRHkxEr/file.html
Blues with some info.
Not my Rips. Thanks to the generous, original uploaders!
Big Bill Broonzy - 1998 - Warm Witty and Wise 1930 - 1941
King Edward Antoine - 2015 - 50 Years Of Blues
T-Model Ford & Gravel Road - 2010 - Taledragger
Download link Three in One (ca. 350Mb)
https://we.tl/MLUuyAOe75
Expires on May 22, 2018
And now for something different ..
The Barron Knights are a British humorous pop group, originally formed in 1959 in Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, as the Knights of the Round Table.
This 60’s & 70’s band have superb harmonies and are a great listen
Best Of Barron Knights.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/x5JTgyHR/file.html
Barron Knights-night gallery.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/FbeGuXeX/file.html
Barron Knights - loose songs.zip
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/ypkJkK5O/file.html
The Overlanders
A British folk band
Originally playing folk songs, the band found success hard to come by during the beat era, and so converted to a more mainstream sound. In 1964, they had a regional hit in the Chicago area of the United States, and in Australia, with a cover of "Don't It Make You Feel Good", a song written and recorded by The Shadows in UK. That same year, their rendition of Chad Stuart's "Yesterday's Gone" received much airplay in the U.S., and became a minor hit.
Although they released twelve singles on the Pye label between 1963 and 1966, their only British hit was a cover version of The Beatles' song, "Michelle". It reached number one in the UK Singles Chart in January 1966, beating off a rival cover version by David and Jonathan which entered the charts the same week and reached No. 11, and featured arrangements by Tony Hatch.[wiki]
The Overlanders-the pye anthology[60's folk].zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/cp8CBLt0/file.html
The Overlanders-Michelle + Bonus Tracks.zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/uuLoxVec/file.html
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #135:
1920s+ Barrelhouse, Boogie-Woogie, and Blues -- R-artists, part 5 of 5:
Roosevelt Sykes, the Honeydripper, was another deep-catalog Blues master of the 1920s; unlike the handful of other great names who stopped recording for decades until rediscovery in the late 1950s to early 1960s, Sykes continued putting out fine shellac and vinyl until the later 1950s, when changes in locale and sound and contract saw him taking several years of leave himself.
Roosevelt Sykes, part 2 of 2:
- The Return of Roosevelt Sykes, 1960
- The Honeydripper, 1960
- Blues, 1961
- Feel Like Blowing My Horn, 1970
- Double-Barreled Boogie (with Memphis Slim), 1970
- The Honeydripper's Duke's Mixture, 1970
- Dirty Mother for You, 1971 [18@192, 2@224]
- The Honeydripper's Ball, 1973
- The Last Laugh
- miscellaneous [2@128-160, 18@320]
Rosa Henderson - Complete, 1923-31
- in four parts; artwork included
Seven-day link (expires May 22):
https://we.tl/ZnHgvISkDk
All tracks are 320 KBpS except where noted. Thanks as always go out to the artists themselves, and to all the generous folks who for so many years have shared these works all across the web.
Tomorrow: your next big 1920s-plus grab-bag!
Cheers!
This Steely Dan Box Set was requested
Steely Dan - Citizen Steely Dan - Disc 4.zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/iY3r89ZF/file.html
Steely Dan - Citizen Steely Dan - Disc 3.zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/Z0kyHjqM/file.html
Steely Dan - Citizen Steely Dan - Disc 2.zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/6vGmdJ9X/file.html
Steely Dan - Citizen Steely Dan - Disc 1.zip
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/EBjrbZlG/file.html
thank you for this great work but the link for part 3 is wrong
03 J.J. Cale Part 3
https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/hww3NmnB/file.html
this link is for "call me the breeze" in concert
can you re up the good link
tanks
@ JaneyB
Hope this fixes the part 3 issue for the J.J. Cale post. Apologies to all.
J.J. Cale Part 3
https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/2Hgj19UC/file.html
Butterboy, Many thanks for the J.J. Cale, it will fill in and augment my collection, especially the live selections.
Cheers Rugbylad
I'm a huge fan of Linda Ronstadt. Her 70's and 80's albums were beautifully produced, supported by an all star cast of backup musicians that included Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Russ Kunkel, J.D.Souther and David Lindley, to name just a few.
She was also among the first to record songs by Warren Zevon and Elvis Costello, as well as her female contemporaries including Karla Bonoff, Maria Muldaur, Wendy Waldman, Emmylou Harris and the McGarrigles.
So I'm going to post her discography and some choice bootlegs over the next few days. Let's start with these 70's gems:
1973 - Don't Cry Now
Link: https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/itdbg9t4/file.html
1975 - Prisoner In Disguise
Link: https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/YQD1uzC3/file.html
1976 - Hasten Down The Wind
Link: https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/6qDKh4zd/file.html
1977 - Simple Dreams
Link: https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/MyOPaqdb/file.html
1978 - Living In The USA
Link: https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/TbCc2gSr/file.html
@ Butterboy
Many thanks for your speedy fix to the JJ Cale post
Reb
@ EasilyConfused.....thanks for more Excellent Doo Wop....Great stuff!
@ AgingChild..........thanks for all the Roosevelt Sykes!
The Smithereens demos was requested here is their Mega Box Box Set with 7 albums of demos should keep yer ears busy for a while
the mega-box set_ [disc 7] - demos 7 - m.zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/zTfAwUUq/file.html
the mega-box set_ [disc 6] - demos 6 - _.zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/IFRQQf5j/file.html
the mega-box set_ [disc 5] - demos 5 - g.zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/0Yoj4ghA/file.html
the mega-box set_ [disc 4] - demos 4 - s.zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/19HPwX4c/file.html
the mega-box set_ [disc 3] - demos 3 - b.zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/JMWGa9WQ/file.html
the mega-box set_ [disc 2] - demos 2 - g.zip
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/AhFQmg0O/file.html
the mega-box set_ [disc 1] - demos 1 - g.zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/sVrqqbBf/file.html
Wu Ming! I was very excited to see your post today, as I have been looking a long time for Adrian Sherwood's Audio Active Sound Crash: Slash & Mix. I am very grateful that you shared it! I highly recommend Mark Stewart's Exorcism Of Envy to fans of On-U Sounds (though it was Youth and not Adrian Sherwood who produced it). Another fantastic album share today by Wu Ming.
For anyone who might want more, here is the Sound Crash: Slash & Mix that Adrian Sherwood made for the group Tack>>Head.
mega.nz/#!PEgA2bLT!ES-0cSw0Je8QsdySwJeFLyHLUjya_wY5k3vB2UkM9yQ
Thanks RYP, Gyro, Butterboy, Monty & Aging Child and the rest of you TZ posters for all the monumental tuneage you post EVERY FREAKIN' DAY!!!! I'm still overwhelmed.
Rexx
What a great blog! An such nice contributions from so many folks. Might anyone have Larry Williams: At His Best, the 2-CD set from Ace released in 2004, at @320 or FLAC? Many thanks! John
Margin for Error (1943) Otto Preminger
Haven’t posted a movie in some time, so here goes.
Forget the parade of effete comic book villains Hollywood throws our way. Nazis make the best enemies, particularly when played by Jews. A pre-television Milton Berle stars as Officer Moe Finklestein, a Brooklyn beat cop assigned to protect the German consulate run by Nazi Otto Preminger. It wasn’t until news of Hitler’s ovens was made public that movies stopped depicting Nazis as little more than stock, goose-stepping comic relief. Who was the first comedian to portray Der Führer? Chaplin, you say? Try More Howard of Three Stooges fame.
At its worst, MFE is a fascinating propaganda curiosity. On the plus side, if you are only familiar with Otto’s work on “Batman,” here’s an introduction to the dispassionate universe he carved out. You like Kubrick? (I don’t.) Otto’s colder than an igloo filled with Kubricks and he doesn’t include his light source in every fucking shot. Enjoy!
https://mega.nz/#F!y4BWBQSD!JzClAda_2vXrDpDwuoG1Rw
Here is a assortment of Badfinger material from the band and its members
Tom Evans
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/Zh4lN54s/file.html
Joe Molland-The Pilgrim.zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/XuJ1IZUo/file.html
Joe Molland-2001 This Way Up.zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/tnhAjDk6/file.html
Joe Molland-1998 Basil (demos old and new).zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/ATxdOBHy/file.html
Badfinger-1983 Without You-The Tragic Story Of Badfinger.zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/aKJXIpIb/file.html
badfinger solo assortment.zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/UYb8G2jz/file.html
badfinger - 1973 - ass.zip
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/ZHVn7SdR/file.html
@JWDen: Thanks a lot for all your posts with Electronic music such as Mike Oldfield, Tangerine Dream, The Orb, Jean-Michel Jarre and Recently with Isao Tomita.
If you have more Isao Tomita, it will very nice. Again Thanks a lot.
musicyoucan
Thanx Very Much Butterboy For The J.J Cale
Someone wanted some serious Jerry Lee Lewis
Try bottom one here:
http://m2.canna.to/cpuser/links.php?action=suche
Hi all.
Here are some random albums from my hard drive in alphabetical order, I will do these as and when I can due to real life commitments. I can’t tell you what the bitrates are as these were collected from lots of different sources. They are all 40’s, 50’s or 60’s with one or two exceptions.
Easy Like Sunday Morning
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/c6pF43bh/file.html
Ferlin Husky
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/Tnsu0ERg/file.html
Gene Simmons
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/m0amUvVX/file.html
Hal Kemp & His Orchestra
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/dxjsf9Wm/file.html
Ike & Tina Turner
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/wj8Gr5as/file.html
Enjoy
Moose
@montysmusic - after listening to Linda Ronstadt's Piano Jazz which was uploaded recently I've found myself going back through her catalogue. She was one of the last great interpreters (as opposed to a songwriter) and it's such a shame that she's unable to sing anymore because of her illness. But she did leave us with a fantastic catalogue.
Yawning Angel sez...
@ Butterboy, thank you for JJ.
@ Bob, thanks for Bob Wills.
@ Clash, thank you for Doug Sahm and Los Lobos.
@ Uncle Babka, thanks for Linda R.
re Butterboy
Thanks for the JJ and the fast correction...
Cheers,
Mike
Sir Savoy Searnav Brown - thank you
@Scott Marks - Interesting movie post, Scott. Looking forward to seeing it.
@Musicyoucan - You're welcome for the electronic music - however ...that Diana said... deserves the credit for posting the Tomita. If she doesn't mind, I can post some other albums of his. I have a bunch.
@Bob , cheers for the Western Swing
Moose , cheers for the Ferlin Husky and Gene Simmons
Searnav, thank you for sharing the great Harry James and the Flying Burrito Brothers...appreciated.
Please does anyone out there have Collections/Anthology/Greatest of Northern Soul legends Major Lance or Richard Wylie? trying to find all their best stuff in one place if it exists! many thanks, Gerry
clash, thank you for sharing all and anything, Monk...always great.
montysmusic, thank you for sharing, Steely Dan and Badfinger...your taste and work.
EasilyConfused.....thank you for sharing your latest comp of pure Street Corner Harmony...great collections.
Uncle Babka, thank you for sharing all things Linda Ronstadt...the lady does no wrong.
@ montysmusic
Thanks a lot for The Barron Knights,
The Overlanders - Michelle
and The Badfinger
Worst type ever, @JWDen. That's Moe Howard. God should pull out a clump of my hair for that one. Hurry up and get dressed, the girls'll be here soon, I'm warning you!
For Gerry,
For Major Lance only one place: http://soul-quinquin.eklablog.com/
Just put a comment with your email address in the box provided for this purpose and it will redo the
Here's some superb Progressive music for the fans
Burnin Red Ivanhoe
Burnin Red Ivanhoe is a Danish rock band , formed by Karsten Vogel in 1967 in Copenhagen . The same year on May 22, the band played in Munkekælderen as M / S Mitte - The Burnin Red Ivanhoes. The official debut came in Brøndby Pop Club on December 14, 1968, as heating for Spooky Tooth . This concert attracted so much positive mention that they got a plate contract, and in the summer of 1969 M 144 was released . The record not only attracted attention in Denmark but also in Germany and England and the band was one of the first Scandinavian bands to achieve international opposition and success. [1]The band played hard abroad and in Denmark, but on 10 April 1972 the band was dissolved and Karsten Vogel formed the purely instrumental Secret Oyster in the musical extension of Burnin Red Ivanhoe . However, Burnin Red Ivanhoe has been restored several times. Both with concerts and record releases. The band plays a fusion of free form jazz, blues and hard rock and has both performed in concise melodious songs and instrumental and complex compositions of longer duration. Their releases were published on Sonet between 1969 and 1974 and these releases are considered to be their most essential. They are not all released on CD yet.[wiki]
here's a couple of albums in flac
Burnin Red Ivanhoe - 1980 - Short-CD 2.zip
https://www13.zippyshare.com/v/GtMI9T1z/file.html
Burnin Red Ivanhoe - 1980 - Short-CD 1.zip
https://www13.zippyshare.com/v/EtoAOo1I/file.html
1970 F - Burnin Red Ivanhoe.zip
https://www13.zippyshare.com/v/T4UamESM/file.html
Burnin Red Ivanhoe-1969 - m144.zip
https://www13.zippyshare.com/v/yqWQ7uNL/file.html
@ RYP
AL PERRY - Losin' Hand (1995).zip
https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/2aI1IkFq/file.html
Thanks to Uncle Babka for the Linda Ronstadt LPs.
Talking of Steely Dan, I used to have a 7" single of FM which had on the B-side a version of FM (Reprise) - or some such similar title - which I have never been able to trace since (lost the single yonks ago. For foreign readers, a yonk is about 7 years). The main point about it is that it's not just instrumental, it has vocals on it. At least the "No static at all" bit or possibly more - I don't remember. I can't locate it in any discography of Steely Dan I've seen or anywhere else.
I'm beginning to think I imagined it or dreamed it. Can anyone offer any clues before I seek professional help?
Thanks.
@Bob, Wayne, Aging Child, and all other contributors. It is wonderful to be back and making a small contribution to the heavy lifting. There are still a few more items I would like to share with you. I will watch my step so things are acceptable to Ryp and Gyro. There is no way I would ever want to jeopardize or violate the stipulations here. There is utmost respect for the TZ and all participants!!
I hope no one minds FLAC.
“Gospel: The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection”- 2011
http://www.crossrhythms.co.uk/products/Various/Gospel_The_Absolutely_Essential_3_CD_Collection/120048/
Most of the greats make an appearance, but they present songs not usually associated with them. @crossrhythms has a nice review.
LINKS: CD 1- https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/dGlmcvk4/file.html
CD 2 - https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/668RJ6x5/file.html
CD 3 - https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/rx4Bdkhr/file.html
Now for something different. IMHO, gospel “funk” doesn’t always work. You must, however, give the artists credit for their creativity and willingness to try something different.
*“Good God! Apocryphal Hymns” (FLAC)-2013
Review taken from: https://goodgodseries.bandcamp.com/album/good-god-apocryphal-hymns
The third installment in Numero's series of otherworldly gospel, robed funk, and spiritual soul, Apocryphal Hymns is a slim new gospel songbook, penned powerfully by the genre's lesser-known disciples. Here, heavenly harmonies, psychedelic guitars, damaged sacred steel, a bleeding french horn, off-kilter choirs, and consumer-side electronic percussion decorate the Word, with performance modes that stray far from the flock, but hew always to the message.
“Good God! Born Again Funk”-2010
Review excerpt from the Numero site:http://www.numerogroup.com/products/good-god-born-again-funk
Yes, the prodigal sons of Thomas Dorsey arrived in there multitudes, only some of them toting fuzzboxes and Fender amps. These are the most devout songs, but done up amid the hot, sweaty, earthy moonshine rhythms downed by any blues singer thumbing his way up north from the Mississippi delta. Born Again Funk hones in on wholly modern vulgarity brought to a joyful strain of American composition, and performers unafraid of expressing their devotion with both inspiration and invention.
LINK: “Good God! Apocryphal Hymns”
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/Bpyu0Eqt/file.html
LINK: “Good God! Born Again Funk”
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/YyiHZ2eX/file.html
*The first of the 3 “Good God!” compilations is titled: “Good God! A Gospel Funk Hymnal” This compilation I do not have. Anyone out there have it to share?
TYIA.
As always, many, many thanks to the artists and to the original individual who ripped and posted these works.
Hope you enjoy!
@JWDen
Thanks for all the Jarre.
I don't have all his output even though I have a quite a few.
So l appreciate you filling some gaps for me.
I have a number of Rarities albums if you or other are interested.
@AgingChild
Really enjoying the 1920s+ Barrelhouse, Boogie-Woogie, and Blues on offer. Great stuff.
@Uncle Babka
so thanks very much for sharing Linda Ronstadt today.
I think I was in love with her at one stage. But I was wrong.
@Montysmusic...You are the Man! Thank you for your generous help.
Does anyone know how filecrypt.cc work? Links don't seem to complete. I can access the main page but links to specific albums don't load. Is there some sort of key required?
... that Diana said ...
@ JWDen - No problem, load up the Tomita and fire away! :)
And lemme know if you are missing any, I probly have them.
Thanks for Icky Boyfriends @montymusic, so good.
Bob said...
Someone wanted some serious Jerry Lee Lewis
Try bottom one here:
http://m2.canna.to/cpuser/links.php?action=suche
I couldn't find anything but a lot of German that wouldn't translate. Would it be too much trouble to download (if you can) and post it here?
G
Gospel #10.zip
https://we.tl/M5ou8vKuz2
Living Country Blues USA Vol.11 - Country Gospel Rock (2008) (320)
Loretta Lynn - All Time Gospel Favorites
Loretta Lynn - Hymns And Gospel Favorites (2015) (320)
Mavis Staples - Spirituals Gospel '86
Memphis Marvels - Memphis Gospel 1927-1960 [4-CD]
Modern Gospel Recordings - Get On Board Little Children
Moe Bandy - Gospel Favorites
Motown Unreleased 1962 - Gospel
@Butterboy - Thanks for the JJ Cale megapost
@Wu Ming - Thanks for the Dub
Thanks a lot monty, but I'm missing the album Al Perry And The Cattle "Losin' Hand", not the single...
Big thanks to....
@ Uncle Babka for Linda Ronstadt
@butterboy for JJ and the mended link!
T Model Ford!! Brilliant, thanks to @muddyw123
...and more, great day's selection, thanks to all uploaders.
Um, The Barron Knights though? What's that about? I can remember seeing them on TOTPs in the late 70s and thinking it dire stuff then....
JWDen... I would love any and all Tomita you may have, especially any of the releases from Japan that never made it to the states... that would be pretty much anything he did after 1992. Thanks in advance for whatever you may post.
Re Jerry Lee Lewis
That site is a bit hard too understand, and for some reason it seems to go back to this page and not the page I chose.
Try rhis for the Sun recordings;
http://m2.canna.to/cpuser/links.php?action=popup&kat_id=5&fileid=466781
(you need to put the code in at the bottom. If you can't read the gobbledegook, press the green recycling arrows)
There's a Time Life collection here:
http://m2.canna.to/cpuser/links.php?action=popup&kat_id=5&fileid=423536
Gospel #11.zip
https://we.tl/AUFCuPd57Z
Mrc004-Gospel
Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens - Cold World (2014)
New Orleans Gospel Quartets 1947-1956
Newark Gospel
Nuggets of the Golden Age of Gospel 1945-1958 - Disc A
Nuggets of the Golden Age of Gospel 1945-1958 - Disc B
Nuggets Of The Golden Age Of Gospel 1945-1958 - Disc C
Nuggets of the Golden Age of Gospel 1945-1958 - Disc D
Oak Ridge Boys - Gospel Express
Oslo Gospel Choir - The Christmas Way (1998)
Otis Clay - The Gospel Truth (1993) [320]
Solomon Burke - Rock, Soul And Gospel '15
Stella Parton - Appalacian Gospel
For people who don't want FLAC files.
It's free, it's open source, it's widely used and highly rated.
It's also very fast.
FlacSquisher download | SourceForge.net
https://sourceforge.net › Browse › Audio & Video › Sound/Audio › Conversion
Rating: 4.6 - 45 votes
Take the time to look at all the programs and utilities on the site.
Wayne, thank you for recommending FlacSquisher. It's just what I needed!
@EasilyConfued wrote: Talking of Steely Dan, I used to have a 7" single of FM which had on the B-side a version of FM (Reprise) - or some such similar title - which I have never been able to trace since (lost the single yonks ago. For foreign readers, a yonk is about 7 years). The main point about it is that it's not just instrumental, it has vocals on it. At least the "No static at all" bit or
possibly more - I don't remember. I can't locate it in any discography of Steely Dan I've seen or anywhere else.
I'm beginning to think I imagined it or dreamed it. Can anyone offer any clues before I seek professional help?
Thanks.
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ANSWER: Yes, there is a reprise on the flip-side.
HERE'S PROOF: http://www.45cat.com/record/mca374
HERE'S MORE PROOF: https://www.discogs.com/Steely-Dan-FM-No-Static-At-All/release/9309319
Thank you EasilyConfused for another great collection of Doo-Wop. Very good as always, the best songs. Nico1950.
Until a decade or so ago, SourceForge was a reliable place to get Free Software. Then it was sold, and new management started repackaging programs with adware creating significant security issues as well as mere annoyances. When installing software from SourceForge, one might get lucky - or not.
A much safer option: https://www.mediahuman.com/audio-converter/
Monty, thanks for Steely Dan, taken for my son.
cheers,ELtel
@Bob: thank you for the early Western Swing.
@Monty's: thank you for the Steely box.
@UncleBabka: thank you for Linda... although... no "Heart Like a Wheel"? There's plenty already, though -- not a complaint!
@SoulPapa: you're very welcome... we both give Roosevelt our thanks, too. Pass him along to ears that haven't been blessed yet!
@ButterBoy: you're welcome, my friend -- I enjoy it as well. There's some great boogie still being woogied, by the way. I'd recommend folks give Deanna Bogart a listen; I've caught her live a number of times, and more than once had the chance to chat her up as well. She's a fine lady, and a fun musician... and she can boogie with the best o' them.
@Wayne: thank you for the Gospel... especially the Memphis. Gotta go back; Beale Street beckons...
Cheers!
@montysmusic, thanks so much for the solo Badfinger. I've got just about all their group releases, but this really fills a hole.
Major thanks to Wu Ming for the Dub!
More major thanks to all the rest of you for your efforts!
Thanks Butterboy for Leathercoated Minds - A Trip Down The Sunset Strip and JWDen for Johnny Dankworth – Modesty Blaise.
Thanks Butterboy for the J J Cale shares
Regards
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