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Butterboy Comp.
More Music...126
Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 VA - Best Rock Saxophone Vol. 01 Intros (A Butterboy Compilation)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/fY2Xp54Y/file.html
VA - Best Rock Saxophone Vol. 02 Outros (A Butterboy Compilation)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/gwUoVV2p/file.html
The saxophone was built to be a big sound. It was invented by Belgian instrument maker Adolphe Sax in 1840 to be used in European military marching bands. “It took a lot of clarinets to match a brass instrument, so [it made more sense to] have one saxophone and the rest of the guys in the infantry,” Harrington explained. “It was much louder and projected much better.” The saxophone is always the loud-mouth at the party. It’s curvy and shiny, with a dramatic shape and an unmistakeable sound. It blares, blows, growls. A saxophone screams. A saxophone honks. It doesn’t jam or shred or flow. The saxophone isn’t like a piano intro or a guitar solo.
“The saxophone almost mimics a human voice, it’s very expressive, and that comes from both how flexible the sound can be but also the sonic quality.” (Thomas Erdmann). That range carried the saxophone through dozens of genres of American music without interruption until the late ’80s. When rock ’n’ roll emerged in the ’50s, it gave the saxophone another boost. “A strong hook can make a song, and it used to be that many of those hooks were created by saxophonists,” Erdman said. In the 1950s, that guy was Plas Johnson, the saxophonist behind the riffs in some of America’s biggest songs, like “Pink Panther” and “Rockin’ Robin.”
Big name ’80s pop stars started using the saxophone to create hooks that were catchy, but inescapable and incredibly annoying. And that use took it from being a cool instrument with a strong sound, to being a weird, almost tacky gimmick. Saxophone historians skim over this section of the sax’s perception in spite of the fact that it was the site of a major turn. When George Michael used the saxophone as the intro to “Careless Whisper,” its grooving, sensual riff became a parody quickly. Sade’s “Smooth Operator,” released the same year as “Careless Whisper,” featured a classic saxophone solo not unlike the ones heard throughout popular music history. (Excerpts from Kelsey McKinney article theoutline.com)
So here are some tracks for your listening pleasure. These 2 sets are split into two groups, Saxophone Intros and Outros.
And befor anyone complains, appologies for the misprinted spell of saxophone on the covers that are included...
Track list
CD1 - Best Rock Saxophone Vol. 01 Intros
01 George Michael - Careless Whisper 05:06
02 Men At Work - Who Can It Be Now? 03:26
03 David Bowie - Young Americans 05:15
04 Glenn Frey - You Belong to the City 05:54
05 Sade - Smooth Operator 04:21
06 Average White Band - Pick Up The Pieces 04:00
07 David A. Stewart & Candy Dulfer - Lily Was Here 04:23
08 Jean Shy & The Shy Guys - Angel 04:14
09 Bob Seger - Turn The Page 05:07
10 Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street 06:11
11 Dire Straits - Your Latest Trick 06:30
12 Black Sorrows - The Chosen Ones 04:07
13 Sting - Englishman In New York 04:27
14 Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together 03:00
15 Carole King - Jazzman 03:45
16 Michael Stanley Band - Someone Like You 05:40
17 Linda Ronstadt - Ooh Baby Baby 03:19
18 Madness - Night Boat To Cairo (One Step Beyond) 03:33 1979
19 English Beat - Mirror In the Bathroom 03:10
20 Robert Plant & The Honeydripper - Rockin' At Midnight 05:58
21 John Lennon - Whatever Gets You Thru The Night 03:27
22 Paul McCartney - Listen To What The Man Said 03:57
23 Audience - The House On The Hill 07:24
24 Violent Femmes - I Held Her in My Arms 02:53
25 Pink Floyd - Us And Them 07:51
CD2 - Best Rock Saxophone Vol. 02 Outros
01 Supertramp - The Logical Song 04:11 1979
02 Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side 04:09
03 John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band - On The Dark Side 02:43
04 Steely Dan - Deacon Blues 07:33
05 Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat 06:49
06 INXS - Never Tear Us Apart 03:06
07 Phil Collins - One More Night 04:48
08 Haircut 100 - Love Plus One 03:37
09 Doors - Touch Me 03:13
10 Incubus - Summer Romance (Anti-Gravity Love Song) 04:26
11 Billy Joel - Just The Way You Are 04:51
12 Eddie Money - I Wanna Go Back 03:55
13 R.E.M. - Fireplace 03:25
14 Dream Theater - Another Day 04:24
15 Eagles - The Sad Cafe 05:32
16 Foreigner - Urgent 04:30
17 Collective Soul - Better Now 03:15
18 Cure - A Night Like This 04:10
19 Bryan Ferry & Roxy Music - Smoke Gets In Your Eyes 02:54
20 Bruce Springsteen - Jungleland 09:37
21 Supertramp - Crime Of The Century 05:16
22 M83 - Midnight City 04:04
23 Morphine - Whisper 03:29
24 Leon Russell - Lady Blue 03:32
25 Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond 11:06
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PREVIOUS POSTS 125
01 June Christy - Through The Years [1995]
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/Bny8n7gA/file.html
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02 Eddie Higgins Trio - Secret Love [2008]
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/l4SlugkU/file.html
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03 Reuben Wilson - Blue Mode [1969]
https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/IDR6ozwn/file.html
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BONUS 1 Oscar Peterson Trio - Complete Clef-Mercury Studio Recordings [2008] (7x CD's)
CD1+2+3 https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/ctleX5SX/file.html
CD4+5+6 https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/AOFAoxxp/file.html
CD7 https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/URBdJXIU/file.html
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In 1980, a new PBS channel debuted in Denver, KBDI, located on channel 12. They were PBS but counterculture in a brilliant, absurdist way. Their pledge drives had features like “Talk to a Dead Celebrity” where the folks manning the phones dressed up like Elvis or Marilyn Monroe and took pledges in character. They also had one of the first music video shows, called “FM-TV” (later changed to “Teletunes” when MTV went on the air). They used to run Jack Horkheimer’s “Star Gazer,” and it’s through Horkheimer’s theme song (“Arabesque #1” from the “Snowflakes Are Dancing” album) that I became aware of Tomita. I thought his treatment of classical music was quirky and cool, so I bought that album and his version of Holst’s “The Planets,” and got hooked. So, here’s a two-day run of Tomita. Thanks to …that Diana said… for the idea and the upgrades. All at 320 except where noted.
1967 – Captain Ultra (@160) https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Zx36lIG5/file.html
1970 – Expo ’70 Multiplex Sounds for Global Vision Toshiba-Ihi Pavilion https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/EFPl4YH0/file.html
1974 – Snowflakes Are Dancing https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/c0aTRrT0/file.html
1974 – Switched On Rock (as Electric Samurai) (@160) https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/h3WReX5j/file.html
1975 – Firebird https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/RAGL6tW0/file.html
1975 – Pictures at an Exhibition https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/gJFGDusj/file.html
1976 – The Planets https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/kSvxnj6D/file.html
The Kitsch Korner starts with some Vincent Price radio shows from 1969-70. These were one minute thirty second spots about places and persons of interest (brought to you by Best Western Motels). They actually have some good info as well as being kinda campy. And speaking of campy, you don’t get better than the spaced-out waif Kali Bahlu and her half-baked New Age philosophy. Walter Scharf’s soundtrack to “The Nutty Professor,” however, is about as close as I want to get to a Jerry Lewis movie. Ever. Bitrates will vary, but how will you tell your guru?
Vincent Price – “Odyssey” (1975) https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/Vgk82T1g/file.html
Kali Bahlu – “Cosmic Remembrance” (1967) https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/sfq8nDfs/file.html
Walter Scharf – “The Nutty Professor” (1963) https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/cm6jr2k1/file.html
@Aging Child - You're right, of course. Dan Seals (of England Dan and John Ford Coley) died in 2009, not Jim Seals. Reports of Jim Seals' death, then, are greatly exaggerated. Crap. That's how internet rumors get started. Thanks for the correction.
@Butterboy - Thanks for the Oscar Peterson! He's one of my favorite jazz pianists.
@Scott Marks - Glad I hit a sweet spot for you.
Dog Soldier – Dog Soldier
Original LP release =United Artists Records UA-LA405-G (USA 1975)
CD release = Cherry Red / Esoteric Records ECLEC 2252 (U.K. 2011)
Miller Anderson (guitar, vocals)
Keef Hartley (drums)
Derek Griffiths (guitar, vocals)
Mel Simpson (keyboards, vocals)
Paul Bliss (bass, vocals)
Note: the CD release has a bonus track (“Looks Like Rain” early first version) not included here.
1. Pillar To Post (4:58)
2. Several People (5:16)
3. You Are My spark (7:10)
4. Long And Lonely Night (5:22)
5. Giving As Good As You Get (4:48)
6. Thieves And Robbers (5:43)
7. Stranger In My Own Time (4:31)
8. Looks Like Rain (11:26)
Vinyl Artwork Included (LP front, back, German labels and CD front, back)
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/DihdGVPR/file.html
Savoy Brown – Live In Central Park
Recorded in New York 1972
Original release = Relix Records RRLP 2014 (U.S.A. 1985)
This rip = Castle Communications CCRCD 104 (U.K. 1993)
Kim Simmonds (guitar, vocals)
Dave Walker (vocals, harmonica)
Paul Raymond (keyboards, vocals)
Andy Silvester (bass)
Dave Bidwell (drums)
1. Let It Rock (5:44)
2. Shot In The Head (5:15)
3. Saddest Feeling (3:59)
4. Can't Find You (3:29)
5. Tell Mama (6:31)
6. Love Me Please (7:49)
7. Hip Shake (7:20)
Artwork Included (LP and CD)
LP cover signed on front by Kim Simmonds
https://www94.zippyshare.com/v/ntzSXJas/file.html
Paul Anka – A Paris
RCA-Victor 440.631 (France 1964)
1. I Don't Wanna Catch You 'Round Him Anymore (2:02)
2. For No Good Reason At All (2:34)
3. I'm Gonna Write A Song About My Love (2:35)
4. I Wish You Well (2:25)
5. I Love You (2:22)
6. Uh-Huh (2:15)
7. Anne (The Day That I Met Anne) (2:40)
8. La Pluie Sur Paris (You're Lookin' At Me) (2:11)
9. En Ce Jour D'Anniversaire (Happy Birthday) (2:17)
10. Les Filles De Paris (3:15)
11. C'est Pour Ca Que Je Chante (2:32)
12. Hello Jim (Hello Jim) (2:09)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/rpGI19UV/file.html
Thursday's GOSPEL
The top one is especially for Lil'ol'lady....
Rev. Johnny L. Jones - The Hurricane that Hit Atlanta Pts. 1&2
https://www18.zippyshare.com/v/VSPvUUUQ/file.html
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/2lKROztJ/file.html
Beverly Glenn - Selected Recordings (late 60' & 70's).zip
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/LUiOkuki/file.html
Clara Ward & The Famous Ward Singers - I Feel The Holy Spirit (1958).zip
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/kB5id4Mh/file.html
Famous Ward Singers - Surely God Is Able (1957).zip
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/pZeCOEyT/file.html
Friday's WESTERN SWING
Jimmie Revard - Naughty Naughty [BACM 100].zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/mcVNkFWu/file.html
Light Crust Doughboys - Guitar Jump 1947-48 [BACM 094].zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/hGIA6eqt/file.html
Prairie Ramblers - The Oregon Trail [BACM 048].zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/uFsAKvKq/file.html
Hello TZ-ers,
I start today in my serie with the chapter "small labels". I use
this one for labels which released only a few singles (around
10 or less). Enjoy!
The World Of 45 & 78rpm Vol.7: Small Labels Pt.1
01. Jimmy Luke And The C-Riffs - Sally (02:25) - Kris 284
[c] (1962)
02. Jimmy Luke And The C-Riffs - Hong Kong Twitch (02:04)
- Kris 284 [c] (1962)
03. Marvin Bennefield - Come Onna My House (02:24) -
Royalty 505 [c] (1967)
04. Marvin Bennefield - I'm Snowed (02:36) - Royalty 505
[c] (1967)
05. Barbara And The Browns - Big Party (02:42) - Wil Mo 101
[c] (1964)
06. Barbara And The Browns - You Belong To Her (02:38) -
Wil Mo 101 [c] (1964)
07. Darrell Speck And The Rebel Rousers - Take Me Back
(02:02) - Al Vic 500 [c] (1959)
08. Darrell Speck And The Rebel Rousers - How I Love You
(01:54) - Al Vic 500 [c] (1959)
09. Senders - Pretty Little Pretty (01:49) - Entra 711 [c]
(1961)
10. Senders - Spinning (02:18) - Entra 711 [c] (1961)
11. Al Sims And The Alpine Two - Eskimo Sweetheart (01:36)
- Listen 691 [c] (1958)
12. Al Sims And The Alpine Two - Party (2nd Version) (01:36)
- Listen 691 [c] (1958)
13. The Blue Echoes (Michigan) - Debbie (02:21) -
Bon Musique 2112 [c] (1959)
14. The Blue Echoes (Michigan) - It's Witchcraft (02:27) -
Bon Musique 2112 [c] (1959)
15. Lonnie Barron And The Farm Boys - I Better Go (02:15)
- Western Chuck-Wagon 104 [c] (1955)
16. Lonnie Barron And The Farm Boys - A Memory Or Two
(02:44) - Western Chuck-Wagon 104 [c] (1955)
17. Lynn Craymer And The Blue Sky Ramblers - Wild She Devil
(02:30) - Blue Sky 109 [c] (1959)
18. Lynn Craymer And The Blue Sky Ramblers - Hey Mister
(02:19) - Blue Sky 109 [c] (1959)
19. Graham B. (AKA Buzz Busby) - Rock And Roll Fever
(02:19) - Speaks 101/102 [c] (1957)
20. Graham B. (AKA Buzz Busby) - I Always Wonder Why
(02:20) - Speaks 101/102 [c] (1957)
21. The Gnomes - The Sky Is Falling (03:14) - Afton 1702
[c] (1966)
22. The Gnomes - Something's Going Wrong (02:49) -
Afton 1702 [c] (1966)
23. The Ron-De-Voo's - The Maid (02:14) - Cycle
J01211651/J01211652 [c] (1966)
24. The Ron-De-Voo's - Pipeline "66" (02:19) - Cycle
J01211651/J01211652 [c] (1966)
25. The Francettes - Late In The Evening (02:17) -
Besche 100 [c] (1963)
26. The Francettes - Cradle Love (02:12) - Besche 100 [c]
(1963)
Link: https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/ysdW9Z8R/file.html
...To travel on the soundwaves to other rooms of existence.
* FLAK FRIDAY *
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Saafi Brothers walk a deep line between trippy vibes and blissed out beats. The
origins of Saafi Brothers are long and storied, their brand of smoky, world-weary
ambientdub first arising from the Blue Room label. They are formed in the spirit
of chillout & dub, and they have a mystical connection when placing with their
audience into higher spheres.
Saafi Brothers – Mystic Cigarettes (1997) FLAC
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/YZN0embd/file.html
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Suns of Arqa creator and mentor Michael Wadada has been continuously
investigating the supernatural potential hidden in the Classical Raga structure
of the music of India. His mission – to mix the cerebral and illusive cosmological
vibrations of Raga, with the mother earth rhythms of Niyabinghi drumming
that were surfacing in England in the guise of Dub Reggae.
Suns Of Arqa - Remixes Vol. 3 Aberglaube FLAC
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/RAhqRQBE/file.html
Suns Of Arqa - Remixes Vol. 2 Govinda's House In The City Of Nine Gates FLAC
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/awha4AyR/file.html
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Future Sound Of London was a London British duo who met in the 1980s in
Manchester.
Their very influential discography shows off influences spanning acid house,
hardcore techno, ambient, krautrock, '60s psychedelica, and more.
FSOL – ISDN Show (1997) FLAC
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/djrZDPf7/file.html
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Tomorrow I will serve wedding music for the depraved, shameless and
useless royal family, in england!
The whole family windsor is supposed to stew in hell
MAKE MONARCHIE HISTRORY
@ TheSingleGuy45
Thanks for your latest "World Of 45 & 78rpm".
Unfortunately I couldn't find the 2 'wants' from yesterday, although I do have 5 or 6 other recordings by Jimmie John.
@ Monty
Thanks for the Larry Williams, (and lots of other stuff too numerous to mention.)
Here's 25 volumes of DIY 70's compilations compiled by a guy called Nick Charles for 70's fans theres a really great mix..
Heres the link
http://www.mediafire.com/file/56cfui4b49ebdlg/DIY_70%27S_COMPS%5BNick_Charles%5D.zip
Heres a treat for covers fans[of which I'm one!]
Here's a collection of various artists interpretations of Bob Dylan song
Robyn Hitchcock - Sings Dylan.zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/3vu9D50V/file.html
odetta - sings bob dylan (1965).zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/r57fof44/file.html
Judy sings Dylan... Just like a woman.zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/WEE8A6Dn/file.html
Joan Osborne Sings Bob Dylan - Roy's Hall, Blairstown, NJ, USA 11-11 (2017).zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/s8sdDu1h/file.html
joan baez - vanguard sessions # baez sings dylan.zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/Ot4uDJFf/file.html
Cher Sings Bob Dylan.zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/9YgzWtKQ/file.html
Bruce Springsteen - Sings Bob Dylan[live boot].zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/NFt5jnsS/file.html
janet planet sings the bob dylan songbook vol. 1 (vocal).zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/xPAVNpmh/file.html
1969 - Hollies Sing Dylan.zip
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/PChAZqRE/file.html
@JWDen
Thanks a lot for the Isao Tomita today stuff
Regards
musicyoucan
Here's some desktop odds n ends[the Steely Dan has quite a few versions of FM[Reprise]
Steely Dan - Outtakes, Rarities & Unreleased.zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/0sJS1IZh/file.html
some rock
Willie Nile-1981 Golden down.zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/nAyTGtk2/file.html
willie nile - live from the streets of new york city «2009».zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/rvJhWUeB/file.html
Willie Nile - House of a thousand guitars.zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/Ff27cW8Z/file.html
some jazz pop
Janet Planet-2010 - love letters from cary bluff (the music of chris swansen) w nancy king.zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/Rbbnielp/file.html
Janet Planet-2006 - Just above a whisper.zip
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/rHvfeB0c/file.html
@ brambleman: (also posted yesterday after the Tracy Nelson post]
Here's the MOTHER EARTH's Record Collection you requested. This has been expanded from the original post from some time back by four songs. Sorry no artwork.
MOTHER EARTH's Record Collection : THE ORIGINALS
1. Without Love IRMA THOMAS [1964]
2. Mother Earth MEMPHIS SLIM [1950]
3. I Did My Part IRMA THOMAS [1963]
4. Cry On IRMA THOMAS [1962]
5. It Won’t Be Long ARETHA FRANKLIN
6. What Are Trying To Do IRMA THOMAS [1965]
7. I Need Your Love So Bad IRMA THOMAS [1964]
8. Soul Of A Man FONTELLA BASS
9. I Wanna Be Your Mama Again SIR DOUGLAS QUINTET [1969]
10. Wait Wait Wait IRMA THOMAS [1966]
11. Ruler Of My Heart IRMA THOMAS [1963]
12. Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me A Little While) KIM WESTON [1965]
13. I’ll Be Long Gone BOZ SCAGGS [1969]
14. Tennessee Blues BOBBY CHARLES [1972]
15. Satisfied MARTHA CARSON & THE GOSPEL SINGERS [1951]
16. Seven Bridges Road STEVE YOUNG [1969]
17. After The Fire Is Gone LORETTA LYNN & CONWAY TWITTY [1971]
18. Tonight the Sky’s About To Cry BLUES MAGOOS [1970]
19. Lo and Behold JAMES TAYLOR [1970]
20. I Need Your Love So Bad LITTLE WILLIE JOHN [1955: the real original]
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/Ueid4b2O/file.html
@ Bob, Thank for taking your time for searching, but only
this song i'm missing in my single collection of Jimmie John.
@ Lil'ol'lady
Here's a website which I have used for a lot of my Gospel Quartet albums. It's been left unused for about 3 years and some of the links are dead. You will by now probably have most of the albums but there might be some of the more modern stuff which may be of interest to you.
http://desfiledequartetos.blogspot.co.uk/
Here's an excellent Vocal Group Harmony website, probably THE best for Vocal Groups and Doo Wop:-
http://vocal-group-harmony.blogspot.co.uk/
Would anyone have Volumes 7,8 & 9 of the Teenage Shutdown Series? Thanks!
Gospel #12.zip
https://we.tl/ttb8axjzid
Powerhouse Gospel On Independent Labels 1946-1959 (Disc A)
Powerhouse Gospel On Independent Labels 1946-1959 (Disc B)
Powerhouse Gospel On Independent Labels 1946-1959 (Disc C)
Prayers From Hell - White Gospel & Sinners Blues 1927-1940
Preachin' The Gospel - Holy Blues
QUEENS OF GOSPEL - Hallelujah
Ralph Stanley - Clinch Mountain Gospel
Rare & Red Hot Gospel 26-51
Reverend Horton Heat - Custom Gospel Sounds
Rockin' On Acorn-Regent Vol 1 Blues - R&B - Gospel
Does anyone have the Spider Jazz album to upload?
More desktop Odd's 'n endsl
The Galway Hooker Band - hookers, hooch & haberdash[celtic punk].zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/YnZU3ioS/file.html
The Bags-all bagged up...the collected works 1977[punk].zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/oAzLtRt6/file.html
T-Bone Walker - I Get So Weary-1961[blues].zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/Ab75lCDZ/file.html
sugar shoppe, the - cherry red remaster cd (capitol, 1968)pop.zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/fTvTyX0D/file.html
ST. Thomas-Children Of The New Brigade[folk].zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/mGOyI28H/file.html
Society for the Pervention of Cruelty to Abnormally Premature Aardvarks - [1967] Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Abnormally Premature Aardvarks.zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/0FvlwYV8/file.html
SMAK - Zaљto Ne Volim Sneg (1981).flac.zip
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/ceJuwWBS/file.html
Hi RYP,
Lorette Velvette hat mich gerade informiert, dass sie im Sommer zu ein paar Konzerten nach Deutschland kommt. Den ersten Termin, den ich kenne ist
5.Juli, 19.30 im Milla Club MĂ¼nchen
Kann ich das hier posten? wenn nicht, dann ist das nur eine persönliche Information fĂ¼r dich.
Rocking Bear
Thanks to Wu Ming for the Suns Of Arqa and to monty for the collection of Dylan covers.
Many thanks to montysmusic for the Larry Williams links. Any chance you have CD2 of the Ace 1021 release? Much appreciated! John
@montysmusic - Thank you for the Willie Nile - Barry
Willie Nile fans check out my fairly recent interview here:
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://louderthanwar.com/conversation-willie-nile/&ved=2ahUKEwiEoKHE-4_bAhVFZ8AKHRAMBdYQFjAAegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw1-sprxRytPPPiEgIMt8Gra
Gaius said:
You all know Don Felder who was a guitar player for the "Eagles". Long before that when he was a young man he was member of a band called "Flow". Forget anything about the Eagles, Hotel California or whatever they've done. The music of "Flow" is kind of totally different. Sometimes, with a few tracks, it reminds me at 'The green-eyed God' from "Steel Mill". So what you get is a beautiful psychedelic album, edited 1970, fitting right in that time, enriched with some woodwinds. Here is:
"Flow"
Flow, USA, 1970 (320)
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/brmcghiZ/file.html
Back to Germany:
Hanus Berka (sax) from Prague came to Germany for the first time in the mid-sixties. After an extended stay in Las Vegas, he settled in Munich and formed "Emergency" at the end of 1970, comprising Udo Lindenberg (drums), Barrie Newby (guitar), Jiro Matousek (keyboards), Otto Bezloja (bass), Dusko Goykovic (trumpet) and Reddy (vocals) - four Czechoslovakians, one German and an Englishman!
Their debut album proved them to be more related to the European Jazz scene than the German one. For "Entrance" (1972), most of the band was changed, as jazz combos tend to be! Udo Lindenberg was replaced by John Redpath and on occasion, famous drummer Curt Cress also performed with the band. At the end of 1972, Emergency was re-organized again, and signed with Brain Records. "Get Out Of The Country" (1973) was recorded by Berka, Peter Bischof (vocals), Richard Palmer-James (guitar, ex-Supertramp, later with D.D.Sound, La Bionda!), Jerzy Ziembrowski (bass), Veit Marvos (keyboards, ex-2066 & Then), Martin Harrison (percussion) and Bernd Knaak (drums).
Bischof had a soul-ish voice, resulting in a merging of jazz, soul and funk rock, quite song-oriented and mainstream. The best track was the 12-minute title track. "No Compromise" (1974) was recorded by Berka, Palmer-James, Frank Diez (guitar, bass, ex-Armaggedon, later with Randy Pie, Karthago, Ihre Kinder, Atlantis), Ralf Toursel (piano) and Hans Stoer (bass). Arguably, this was their best album, due to larger doses of inspired instrumental work. After Emergency disbanded, Frank Diez and Peter Bischof recorded a similarly-styled album together for Atlantic in 1975.
(Source: Cosmic Dreams at Play)
Here is some extraordinary stuff (320):
"Emergency"
Emergency (1971) [Germany, Jazz Rock/Progressive Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/Xk2zazDQ33Bogd
Entrance (1972) [Germany, Jazz Rock/Progressive Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/7U3xHLMe33Bnpv
No Compromise (1974) [Germany, Jazz Rock/Progressive Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/EuLHCdL533Bpby
Thanks Searnav
The Savoy Brown is a treat. Love the British Blues has a harder edge
Regards
@Butterboy - Thanks for yesterday's Oscar Peterson!
@montysmusic - Thanks for the Dylan covers!
@brambleman (or should that be Mark R?) - Thanks for the Mother Earth record collection!
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #138:
1920s+ Blues, Jazz, Gospel, and -- S-artists, part 2 of 3:
The great Bluesman Sleepy John Estes has played and sung in the 'Zone for us before; today we hear his full early catalog... and a nice pile of his "rediscovery-years'" output as well.
Keeping Sleepy warm company are some fine Jazz bands, great early Gospel vocal groups, and more, including Sodarisa Miller's mellow piano-Blues. No out-and-out Old-Time today, kids; wait till tomorrow...
Sleepy John Estes, 1929-74:
- Complete, 1929-41:
- in two parts; artwork included
- Memphis Shakedown (with The Delta Boys), 1941
- George Mitchell Field-Recordings, 1962
- Goin' to Brownsville, 1962
- The Legend of Sleepy John Estes (with Hammie Nixon), 1962 [13@256]
- Broke and Hungry (with Yank Rachell and Hammie), 1963
- Newport Blues (with Yank and Hammie), 1964 [17@192]
- Blues Live, Denmark (with Hammie) 1964-11-31
- Electric Sheep, 1968 [13@160]
- Blues at Home, 1972
- On 80 Highway (with Hammie), 1974 [17@248-258]
- Sleepy and Hammie Meet Japanese People, 1974-11-27 and -28 [11@224]
- miscellaneous [1@224, 6@320]
Slim Lamar and His Southerners - sampler, 1929 [7@192]
Smith Ballew, 1929-35 [18@148-320]
Smith's Sacred Singers, 1926-34 [6@128, 24@192]
Snooks Friedman, 1928-32
Sodarisa Miller - Complete, 1924-28 [15@224]
Stamps Quartet, 1927-32:
- The Bristol Sessions, 1927-28 [6@192]
- Give the World a Smile, 1927-29 [10@155-168]
- miscellaneous, 1932 [1@192]
Stanley 'Fess' Williams, 1926-30
Sunny Clapp and His Band o' Sunshine, 1928-31 [10@192, 1@320]
Seven-day link (expires May 25):
https://we.tl/B1t3FyjU3o
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: from Patent Leather to Georgia Tom... and stops in between.
Cheers!
Gaius, thank you for Flow!
@Anonymous
Teenage Shutdown 7,8,9
vol 7
http://www.mediafire.com/file/6itffzd8qomms79/va+-+Teenage+Shutdown+%2307-+get+a+move+on.rar
Vol 8
http://www.mediafire.com/file/a4se65py5p1fuw1/va+-+Teenage+Shutdown+%2308+-+she%27ll+hurt+you+in+the+end.rar
Vol 9
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mpkohkg0oef1x7y/va+-+Teenage+Shutdown+%2309+-+Teen+Jangler+Blowout%21.rar
Mr. Joe Bangles
@Bob…..Thank you for the rapid response in filling the request for Johnny Jones, and also for the dedication. Now, that’s an honor. Also, I will check out the web sites you mentioned. A friend once said that the harmony of The Staple Singers must be how the angels sound. Lovely, lovely harmony in whatever form of music is soul soothing.
Today, we have compilations of some of our favorites from Rhino Records. On
Volume 1, “Precious Memories” by Aretha Franklin, James Cleveland plus the
choir is one of my favorite gospel songs. Aretha’s “Amazing Grace” has to be one
of the best gospel albums ever made!(could post it if you like) Well known gospel
songs done by the Artists that made them so dear are featured on the two
“Jubilation” compilations.
Vol. 3 features country gospel. Since I concentrate primarily on Golden Age
Gospel, Vol. 3 I don’t have. Vol. 3 also features heavy hitters with some favorite
tunes! This is perfect sing along music.
“Jubilation-Great Gospel Performances” @320-my CD rip
Volume 1 - “Black Gospel”
LINK: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/I9XpEoiT/file.html
Volume 2 - “More Black Gospel” @192
LINK: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/pbyhhMUj/file.html
Volume 2 of Jubilation was picked up during a lucky search for gospel. I did not have a commercial CD. Only the files are here largely because someone else did all the work on that one! Unfortunately, not knowing any better, the software I used had a max of 192kbps.
As always, thanks go to the original ripper and poster for Vol. 2.
Have a grand weekend, everyone!
@ButterBoy: to sorta-paraphrase Robin Williams (RIP), what a concept! This latest compilation looks well thought-out... and I'll bet there'll be enough suggestions for another volume or two each, outros and intros alike. Got a few myself already...
@JWDen: not even a correction, my friend -- both Seals brothers' duets soundtracked many hearts in their heyday (mine deeply included); either gent's death would be a loss to those hearts, and Dan's is. I never bopped with my baby to his later stuff; but thanks to him (and Mr. Col(l)ley), there'll always be a warm wind blowin' the stars around.
@Monty's: thank you for the Steely Dan rarities.
@Wayne: thank you for the latest Gospel; and that title, "Prayers From Hell", really grabs your attention!
Cheers!
@Star Studded Sham -- Thanks: I'm a big Willie Nile
fan, and I've really enjoyed that interview.
@Montysmusic -- Thanks especially for the Bags collection.
@montymusic Thanks for all the "sings Dylan" offerings. Do you by any chance have "Bob Dylan Sings James Brown?"
@Gaius
thanks for Emergeny
Mr Joe Bangles! Thanks for the uploads!
thanks Butterboy not only for the music but the information provided. Thank you. To all TZ member and providers, thank you.
@ Bob, Lil'ol'lady, and now, Wayne:
The list of gospel benefactors grows, as does my library thanks to you. Blessings on you all. Bob, I'm also bowled over by all the Western swing you've been putting up. There's is Incredible talent among some of those more obscure bands and that intersection between hillbilly, swing and bebop produced some memorable music. And man, some of those players are incredibly quick, they've obviously put in countless hours of woodshedding.
@Bob (or anyone else can help):
ie: "I think you may have to download them all together before you unpack..."
Unfortunately I'm not too knowledgable about such things. How is that done?
I downloaded them each one at a time and currently have them all. I try and use my win to zip converter on one at a time and it doesn't work. Surely I'm missing something?
@ Ted Cogswell
I don't understand what the problem is with the Jerry Lee lewis.
I've just tried a part of it. I downloaded the first 2 zip files and then went into the first download (part01) and extracteded it into a folder as normal, and it worked - I got the first 2 CDs plus most of the 3rd.
Make sure all the parts are there (part01 - part15) and you should get the lot.
This might seem a stupid question, but have you downloaded anything else before? This is done in exactly the same way.
Thanks Wu Ming for Saafi Brothers – Mystic Cigarettes, montysmusic for Cher Sings Bob Dylan and Gaius for the Flow album.
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