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They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Everly Brothers - The Very Best Of The Cadence Era [2005]
Link https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/s1U1zcGc/file.html
This 22-song set brings together the best recordings the Everly Brothers made for the Cadence label. "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up Little Susie," and "When Will I Be Loved" are here, among other Everly classics. (Amazon)
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02 Tony Joe White - Swamp Music The Complete Monument Recordings [2006] (4 x CD's)
Link CD1+2 https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/pmDklO9E/file.html
Link CD3+4 https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/klWxEONO/file.html
Full Artwork https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/HhqV5xzi/file.html
Digitally remastered four CD set containing all three of White's Monument Records albums in their entirety plus a slew of unreleased tracks, including ten 1969 Paris sessions and seven live performances from the Isle Of Wight. Recorded with such Muscle Shoals musicians as David Briggs, Norbert Putnam, and Jerry Carrigan, White's first album, 1969's Black And White, featured such originals as "Willie And Laura Mae Jones" and "Polk Salad Annie," along with such covers as Jimmy Webb's "Wichita Lineman." Released later that year, White's second album, ...Continued, featured the same Muscle Shoals players, along with Mike Utley, Tommy McClure, and Sammy Creason. Tony Joe came out in 1970, revealing an absence of the horns that had been so dominant on the previous records, and anchored by White's acoustic guitar. Following an electrifying performance at the legendary Isle Of Wight festival, White moved to Warner Bros. Records, ending this first chapter. Rhino. 2006. (Amazon)
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03 Wild Swans - Incandescent [2003] CD1+ CD2
Link https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/09FS6zYJ/file.html
To say that the original early-'80s incarnation of the Wild Swans had a reputation outsized by its formal releases puts it mildly -- only one single was ever released, but such was both the impact of the band on its times and the long shadow it cast that the release of Incandescent seems like a logical conclusion more than a case of overkill. It is, certainly, as exhaustive as one could want -- both sides of that single, "Revolutionary Spirit" and "God Forbid," in both U.K. and U.S. mixes, are here, plus three BBC radio sessions and assorted studio and live tracks, as well as an astonishingly large set of liner notes, including commentary on every track by bandleader and iconic figure Paul Simpson among other essays. It's very much a fan's dream first and foremost, and as enjoyable and inspiring as "Revolutionary Spirit" is, Simpson's own recollection of the rough and limiting conditions it was recorded under matches the murky-yet-soaring end results of the U.K. mix. It's a post-punk landmark of swift rhythm, rich guitar and wide-eyed vocal power that is still a flawed diamond ("God Forbid" might actually be the more powerful number, though it's more Echo & the Bunnymen-like in comparison), and most casual listeners would need no more than this, or the cleaner U.S. mix. In comparison, meanwhile, the tracks from the three radio sessions are the real heart of the collection -- repeating no cuts from the single or each other, and often consisting of songs newly created for each one, they collectively function as the mini-album that never was, and the no-frills yet professional sound serves the band much better. As a result, songs like "Flowers of England," "Now You're Perfect," "No Bleeding," "Crowning Glory" and "Enchanted" all collectively serve notice to the band deserving to be ranked among legends like Orange Juice, the Sound and the Comsat Angels. The live set, from a show opening for Echo in late 1981, is equally strong, fairly to very well-recorded and proof that the band could bring it live and then some, the rhythm section (with Joey McKechnie on drums) ripping along and Simpson's guitar cascading from the sky. (AllMusic - Ned Raggett)
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BONUS Trixie Smith - Complete Recorded Works Vol 1 + Vol 2 (1922-1939)
Link https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/sRZzCv77/file.html
Part of the European Document label's giant prewar blues reissue series includes two Trixie Smith CDs that repackage all of her recordings. The second disc is the preferred acquisition, but Vol. 1 is not without interest. The majority of Smith's recordings (particularly in the early days) were vaudeville and pop songs, but on the relatively rare occasions when she sang a lowdown blues, she fared quite well. The first volume starts out with four numbers that are dated either January or March 1922 here, but are probably from September and November 1921. Trixie Smith improved on records as time went on; her first few numbers have rather dated accompaniment. In fact, despite the presence of pianist James P. Johnson (who is well buried on two numbers), her musicians do not get very stimulating until after the first 20 of the 25 numbers. Most notable among the selections are "He May Be Your Man" (which has some familiar lyrics), "My Man Rocks Me" (a song that would be among Trixie's most famous), the heated "Ride Jockey Ride," and a couple of train songs ("Freight Train Blues" and "Choo Choo Blues"), which would become one of her specialties. This is historic music that set the stage for Trixie's later, generally superior performances.
The second of two Document CDs that contain all of her recordings starts out with 13 selections from 1925. Smith is joined by her "Down Home Syncopators" (actually the Original Memphis Five) on the first two songs, "Everybody Loves My Baby" and "How Come You Do Me Like You Do." She is heard on two sets in which she is joined by a quintet that includes trombonist Charlie Green, clarinetist Buster Bailey and most notably Louis Armstrong, and is featured later in the year with several top Fletcher Henderson sidemen. On these dates, the more memorable selections include the masochistic "You've Got to Beat Me to Keep Me," "He Likes It Slow" and her classic train song "Railroad Blues." There are also two takes of "Messin' Around" from 1926 in which Trixie is heard as part of Jimmy Blythe's Ragamuffins, a band including clarinetist Johnny Dodds and the legendary cornetist Freddie Keppard. The final eight selections on this 23-cut CD are taken from Smith's May 26, 1938 session, with one number, "No Good Man," dating from the following year and finding her assisted by a band that includes trumpeter Henry "Red" Allen and clarinetist Barney Bigard. The 1938 set matches Trixie with the fiery young trumpeter Charlie Shavers, a restrained Sidney Bechet on soprano, and a four-piece rhythm section. Although she had not recorded in a dozen years, Trixie Smith is in prime form on such numbers as "Freight Train Blues," two versions of "My Daddy Rocks Me" and "He May Be Your Man (But He Comes to See Me Sometime)." Apparently an alcohol problem shortened both Smith's career and life, but one does not hear any decline during these excellent performances. Highly recommended, while the less essential Vol. 1 is worth picking up too. (AllMusic - Scott Yanow)
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PREVIOUS POSTS 110
01 VA - Blues Masters Vol 04 [2012]
Link https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/XuXca11E/file.html
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02 VA - Blues Masters Vol 05 [2012]
Link https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/7OKiWRxr/file.html
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03 VA - Blues Masters Vol 03 [2012]
Link https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/bdyj8QsK/file.html
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BONUS VA - The Blue Horizon Story Volume 1 (1965-1970) [1998] (3 x CD box Set)
Link https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/a1KEjvAI/file.html
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Dwight Yoakam – Tomorrow’s Sound Today
Reprise 9 47827-2 (USA 2000) (“For Promotional Use Only”)
Dwight Yoakam with:
Pete Anderson, Skip Edwards, Taras Prodaniuk, Jim Christie, Scott Joss, Gary Morse
Additional Musicians:
Buck Owens, Chris Hillman, Al Bonhomme, Jonathan Clark, Flaco Jimenez, Jim Lauderdale, Don Reed
1. Love Caught Up To Me (3:50)
2. What Do You Know About Love (2:56)
3. Time Spent Missing You (3:05)
4. Free To Go (4:47)
5. A Promise You Can't Keep (3:11)
6. A Place To Cry (4:35)
7. The Sad Side Of Town (2:51)
8. Dreams Of Clay (3:50)
9. For Love's Sake (3:06)
10. The Heartaches Are Free (2:55)
11. A World Of Blue (2:20)
12. I Want You To Want Me (3:27)
13. Alright, I'm Wrong (with Buck Owens) (4:16)
14. I Was There (with Buck Owens) (3:03)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/3DKcd7DT/file.html
Colin Blunstone – On The Air Tonight
Ennismore Records ENNISCD2 (U.K. 2012)
1. Turn Your Heart Around (3:52)
2. The Best Is Yet To Come (3:40)
3. Wild Places (3:58)
4. On The Air Tonight (3:58)
5. Though You Are Far Away (3:33)
6. So Much More (2:48)
7. Dancing In The Starlight (4:06)
8. For You (4:38)
9. Not Our Time (2:59)
10. 17 Over You (3:53)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/k6da9gGZ/file.html
Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 49
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Alternative Rock, Power Pop, New Wave, Art Rock, Noise Rock
1. Pork “Wanna Ride” (USA, 1996)
2. Didi “Too” (USA, 2015)
3. Delicate Vomit “Terminal Pincer” (UK, 1997)
4. The Smudjas “Weapons” (Italy, 2015)
5. Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Black Tongue” (USA, 2003)
6. The Coolies “Let’s Pretend” (New Zealand, 2011)
7. Zero De Conduite “La Guerre” (France, 1986)
8. Die Mimmi’s “Sag Nicht Nein, Wenn Ich Dich Kussen Will” (Germany, 1989)
9. Family Fodder “Debbie Harry” (UK, 1980)
10. Havana Let’s Go “Rio” (UK, 1981)
11. Vital Disorders “Wargames” (UK, 1982)
12. The Motels “Counting” demo (USA, 1979)
13. Bona Dish “Mutation” (UK, 1981)
14. Ghost Walks “Fallen Angel” (USA, 1986)
15. Paranoia “Graveyards Of Hell” (UK, 1984)
16. The Blackhands & Ludella “Tequila” (UK, 2007)
17. Chastity Belt “James Dean” (USA, 2014)
18. French Vanilla “Mother’s Love” (USA, 2017)
19. Atims “Women” (Netherlands, 1982)
20. Rivolta Dell’Odio “Altari Del Terrore” (Italy, 1984)
21. Suburban Reptiles “45 Single” (New Zealand, 1978)
22. Kaito “Should I” (UK, 2003)
23. Exploded View “Disco Glove” (Mexico, 2016)
24. Titmachine “1989” (Germany, 2008)
25. Razor Cunts “Die Die Die (Patriarchy” (Germany, 2015)
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/5GcBEwWO/file.html
I’ve only seen Tangerine Dream once, in the late Seventies (about five years there seemed to blend together for some reason or another…). The psychedelics—mushrooms, I think—were just kicking in as they started the light show. It was a fantastic experience, easily one of my top five concerts of all time. Froese wasn’t playing much guitar then. It was just three guys sitting behind massive banks of keyboards and equipment. They came out and played for over an hour and a half, and, as they finished to wild applause, Froese bent over the mic and said, “And now for our second number…” Here’s Tangerine Dream live, part two – again all at 320 with art.
Pt. 5 – Germany, 1976/Montreal, 1977 https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/yeCSbmvx/file.html
Pt. 6 – Paris, 1976/Orange, 1975 https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/DutDrg2B/file.html
Pt. 7 – Berlin, 1973/Detroit, 1977 https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/E3TWz7Af/file.html
Pt. 8 – Brussels, 1976/Rheims, 1974 https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/VCBtpX0q/file.html
Pt. 9 – Brussels, 1976/London, 1976 (the second Brussels 1976 show is not a duplicate) https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/71w2WjUK/file.html
The Kitsch Korner starts off with the first of five parts of an H.P. Lovecraft series (this volume has “The Call of Cthulhu” and “The Dunwich Horror”), some bongo beatnik sounds, and Harold Budd’s eerie score from the even eerier Gregg Araki film, “Mysterious Skin” (adapted from the book of the same name by my buddy, Scott Heim). Bitrates will vary, but those UFOs mean business.
Wayne June – “The Dark Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft, Vol. 1” (2006) https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/JeLozFpk/file.html
Jack “Bongo” Burger – “The End on Bongos” (1957) https://www107.zippyshare.com/v/do6GdMhi/file.html
Harold Budd & Robin Guthrie – “Mysterious Skin” (2005) https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/HN0VEzRu/file.html
Hi, would anyone have any albums by the - Boxcars. If so could you make them available please. Cheers ..... Mike
Hi guys (no women here at all? I guess not...), here are 2 'Best of Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz' sessions, presented by Elvis Costello!
As before, both files are properly tagged, with self made covers, 128 kbps (sorry, no higher bitrate available at NPR for these 2) and something I forgot to mention before; in the 'lyrics' tab I've pasted all details such as intro, names of songs, etc.
https://mega.nz/#!uclmzSjS!4i31h2ubAs9TjTr-iD9KRDEJoraQ9byolS_HJWuWBQE
Thursday's GOSPEL
Fred McDowell - Standing At The Burying Ground [Red Lightnin' RL 0053] (1969).zip
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/Mb2DwnNG/file.html
Georgia Peach - Lord Let Me Be More Humble in This World (1930-60).zip
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/BeZlonst/file.html
Gospel Christian Singers - A Cappella Since 1929.zip
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/9LN8iEIM/file.html
WESTERN SWING
Here's some major tracks from a collection I found yesterday (only 192 though).
- 100 Western Swing Hits, Part 1.zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/9oeZr3DC/file.html
- 100 Western Swing Hits, Part 2.zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/TeGzWiDi/file.html
- 100 Western Swing Hits, Part 3.zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/kjvDcC5e/file.html
- 100 Western Swing Hits, Part 4.zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/qHHvjcVV/file.html
@ Lil'ol'Lady
Thanks for the "Get Your Soul Right" CD’s. I had the rest of your albums, but not these.
"The Best Of Newark Gospel" is still available here:-
- The Best Of Newark Gospel
http://www.mediafire.com/?zzn1li4tm77u8yb
Courtesy of 'Chitlins, Catfish and Deep Southern Soul'.
Thanks again to them for much gospel, blues, r&b and soul.
I didn't already have this, so thanks for alerting me to it!
@Bob
Western Swing
Thanks for the "appetiser"
Looking forward to the main course!
Dave (Down Under)
searnav thanks for the Lyle Lovett. Would you have anymore, I used to have his albums, lost them somewhere along the way.
Thanks
Grande Tony Joe White..gracias por los albunes. Saludos desde España.
McCoy Tyner – Extensions (1972) Vinyl @320
http://www33.zippyshare.com/v/xikwj2Fh/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/McCoy-Tyner-Extensions/release/1052701
Various Artists– Attack Of The Killer B's, Vol. 1 (1983) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Attack-Of-The-Killer-Bs-Vol-1/release/1499255
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Revenge-Of-The-Killer-Bs-Vol-2/release/1274269
Both in one zip file
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/7hf5G6Vn/file.html
The Reducers - Let's Go (1984) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Reducers-Lets-Go/release/2142228
The Reducers - Cruise To Nowhere (1985) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Reducers-Cruise-To-Nowhere/release/2259006
Both in one zip file
http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/2nX1hB76/file.html
The Silos – About Her Steps (1985) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/The-Silos-About-Her-Steps/release/9108535
Silos – Cuba (1987) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Silos-Cuba/release/2077876
Both in one zip file
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/ExqLXOJu/file.html
Toots And The Maytals – Time Tough The Anthology (1996) 2CD @320
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/InOAWNnw/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Toots-And-The-Maytals-Time-Tough-The-Anthology/release/1627878
...Everybody can help themselves.
Lets celebrate Woman Vocals. vol. 04
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France - Punk ?
Burning Lady – Until The Walls Fall (2013)
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/uyesSS2U/file.html
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Canada - Rock & Roll, Psychobilly, Punk, Rockabilly ?
The Creepshow – They All Fall Down (2010)
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/Di7Zsqmp/file.html
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US - Grunge, Punk ?
7 Year Bitch – ¡Viva Zapata! (1994)
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/398TBU4b/file.html
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US - Alternative Rock - Country, Folk ?
Eleni Mandell – Snakebite (2001) 320
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/xzByNmzS/file.html
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UK - New Wave, Shoegaze, Indie Rock ?
Esben and the Witch - Violet Cries (2010) 320
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/aVbOTV2s/file.html
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Norway - Vocal, Contemporary Jazz ?
Silje Nergaard – At First Light (2001) 339
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/d06vlwJN/file.html
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Nigeria - Germany, Soul, Neo Soul ?
Nneka – No Longer At Ease (2008)
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/HEvuukpe/file.html
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Germany - bossa nova and jazz group ?
Dota Und Die Stadtpiraten - Bis Auf Den Grund (2010)
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/WbUoOat1/file.html
INFO: https://www.discogs.com/de/artist/1737244-Dota-Und-Die-Stadtpiraten
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Take Care Comrades! And ride your pony....
For your listening pleasure… ebay jukebox. A mix of little known & sometimes quite rare tunes. All were found on ebay as sellers posted them to sell the records. With that, bit rates vary…but it’s a jukebox so fidelity is forgiven. The collection had to pass my ears/approval before being installed into the said machine! If available & it passed the test, both sides are included. Surf, country, rockabilly, 50’s R & B , 60’s garage…and more…50 tracks in each volume. There’s gotta be something to excite your ears!
So, keep your change in your pockets, this jukebox plays for free!
Vol. 15:
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/HaAwN8yd/file.html
Some tunes within…
WALLY BLACK- Rock & Roll Mama
Loyd Weaver-Woman Trouble Blues
Bobby Lee-Shake Me Baby
THE GLASS KANS-Box Car
Michael & the Jesters -Screwdriver
Wayne Morris - I Can't Stop Lovin
Vol. 14:
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/1RRcbzc9/file.html
Various Artists - 7 Inchers Vol. 9
Freddie Scott – Hey, Girl / The Slide 7” (1963)
https://www.discogs.com/Freddie-Scott-Hey-Girl-The-Slide/release/5047959
The Critters – Marryin' Kind Of Love / New York Bound 7” (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/Critters-Marryin-Kind-Of-Love/release/4186408
Chuck Jackson – (It Never Happens) In Real Life / The Same Old Story 7” (1961)
https://www.discogs.com/Chuck-Jackson-It-Never-Happens-In-Real-Life-The-Same-Old-Story/release/2180657
The Esquires – Get On Up / Listen To Me 7” (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Esquires-Get-On-Up-Listen-To-Me/release/5288258
The Blades Of Grass – Happy / That's What A Boy Likes 7” (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Blades-Of-Grass-Happy-Thats-What-A-Boy-Likes/release/3516854
Thurston Harris – Little Bitty Pretty One / I Hope You Won't Hold It Against Me 7” (1957)
https://www.discogs.com/Thurston-Harris-Little-Bitty-Pretty-One-I-Hope-You-Wont-Hold-It-Against-Me/release/1482133
Dixie Hummingbirds – Lord, I Come To Thee / If Anybody Ask You 7” (1965)
https://www.discogs.com/Dixie-Hummingbirds-Lord-I-Come-To-Thee-If-Anybody-Ask-You/release/8336297
Nina Simone – My Baby Just Cares For Me / He Needs Me 7” (1962)
https://www.discogs.com/Nina-Simone-My-Baby-Just-Cares-For-Me-He-Needs-Me/release/4488769
Maxine Brown – Oh No Not My Baby / You Upset My Soul 7” (1964)
https://www.discogs.com/Maxine-Brown-Oh-No-Not-My-Baby/release/5755548
Gladys Knight & The Pips – Operator / I'll Trust In You 7” (1962)
https://www.discogs.com/Gladys-Knight-The-Pips-Operator-Ill-Trust-In-You/release/4417335
Dora Hall – Satisfaction (I Can't Get No) / The Five O'Clock World 7” (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/Dora-Hall-Satisfaction-I-Cant-Get-No-The-Five-OClock-World/release/2257159
Johnny Williams – Slow Motion (Part 1) / Shall We Gather By The Water 7” (1972)
https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Williams-Slow-Motion-Part-1-Shall-We-Gather-By-The-Water/release/1375353
The Goodtimes – That's When Your Heartaches Begin / The Hard Life 7” (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Goodtimes-Thats-When-Your-Heartaches-Begin-The-Hard-Life/master/663772
The Nashville Teens – Tobacco Road / I Like It Like That 7” (1964)
https://www.discogs.com/Nashville-Teens-Tobacco-Road-I-Like-It-Like-That/release/4257139
Jerry Lee Lewis – Whole Lot Of Shakin' Going On / It'll Be Me 7” (1957)
Roy Hamilton – You Can Have Her / Abide With Me 7” (1961)
The Dovells – You Can't Sit Down / Stompin' Everywhere 7” (1963)
All in one zip file and all @320
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/WfL0hqEK/file.html
Another of my compilations of songs that contain cheesy organ.
The goal is to cover as much musical ground as possible, and this one features The Morells (“the world’s greatest bar band"), The Cars’ keyboardist’ solo work, New Wave, pop, Moog music, Curtis Mayfield, and even Kansas. As a rule, I don’t like any band named after a place: Boston, Europe, Asia… The Jacksons. :)
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #41
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/DgTdlzJ6/file.html
01. Gimme, Gimme, Gimme - The Morells
02. Calling Dr. Luv - Electric Hellfire Club
03. I Won't Let You Down - PhD
04. Zou Bisou Bisou - Jessica Paré
05. Johnny Come Home - Fine Young Cannibals
06. Did You Dugga? - Wire
07. Niagara Falls - Greg Hawkes
08. Moog Indigo - Jean Jacques Perrey
09. Help Me Out - Maroon 5 & Julia Michaels
10. Theme From Starsky & Hutch - The James Taylor Quartet
11. Life In A Northern Town - The Dream Academy
12. Wishing (If I Had A Photograph of You) - Flock Of Seagulls
13. Shape Of Things To Come - Max Frost & The Troopers
14. Bo Diddley - Mighty Manfred & The Wonderdogs
15. Carry On Wayward Son (Live) - Kansas
16. Only A Northern Song - The Beatles
17. If You Need Me - The Rolling Stones
18. Freddie's Dead (Theme From Superfly) - Curtis Mayfield
19. Everyday People - Sly & The Family Stone
20. Let It Whip - Dazz Band
- Stinky
Uncle Babka said...
REQUESTS
Zoot Sims Meets Lambert, Hendricks & Ross (2cd).7z
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/gPx5qML5/file.html
Zoot Sims, Al Cohn, Phil Woods - 1959 - Jazz Alive ! A Night At The Half Note.7z
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/BrICClWE/file.html
Alfred Hitchcock
1990 - Master of Mayhem (Lalo Schifrin) @320
1993 - A History Of Hitchcock 1 (The City of Prague Philharmonic) [FLAC]
1995 - A History Of Hitchcock 2 (The City of Prague Philharmonic) [AIF]
1999 - Music From His Films (Various Artists) @320
2003 - The Music of Terror (Various Artists) @320
CD 1 LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!Tp4FiDTJ!SocHtZ9zX_mnh7prPo_CDw
Bud Powell 7
1962 - 'Round About Midnight at the Blue Note [FLAC]
1962 - Bouncing With Bud @320
1962 - Bud In Copenhagen @320
1972 - Ups'n Downs @320
1982 - Inner Fires @320
1990 - The Bud Powell Trio Plays [FLAC]
CD 2 LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!roIU3TjI!KhFW0Y_ZL2v8oCjtG9ZEgw
@ Earthbound, Wayne and Anonymous:
A BIG thank you for all the ERNIE FIELDS ORCHESTRA stuff yesterday. I now have more Ernie Fields that I can shake a baton at. Truly grateful.
Perfect Unpop: Peel Show Hits & Long Lost Lo-Fi Favourites Vol. 1 1976-1980 link? please
Thanks Searnav for the Dwight Yoakam & thanks LoFi for another load of Ladies.
Looking for the follow up to Jazz Noire - it is a double CD called Light Up, Drink Up.
Help is highly appreciated.
This CD one sells on eBay for $50. It had a very limited run for supporters of The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra! It's not what I usually listen to, but it's really good! Beautiful piano music and stories about how Marvin Hamlisch wrote the theme song for "The Way We Were." It's interesting at the very least.
Marvin Hamlisch - Marvin Hamlisch Live
With The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
01. The Music Of Cole Porter
02. The Swimmer
03. The Music Of Richard Rodgers
04. Rent-A-Composer
05. The Way We Were
06. Q & A With Marvin Hamlisch
07. The Songs I Wish I Had Written
08. Overture To A Chorus Line
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/xRFRAQXe/file.html
To complement Butterboy’s posting of the Everly Brothers’ Cadence hits, here is Walk Right Back: The Everly Brothers on Warner Bros. 1960-1969:
https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/3oKjf4QC/file.html
@ Vintage Spins
If you don't want to buy or download a file converter, you could use this one:-
https://online-audio-converter.com/
Have a play with it and see how you get on.
I drag the Flac files (or whatever) into the box which says (1) "Open Files"
Make sure it is set on (2) "mp3" (or whichever format you want to change the files into).
You can alter the bitrate quality by going to "Advanced Settings" and adjusting the bitrate to 320.
When it's loaded up press "Convert" and then "Download"
Bear in mind if you're converting a lot of files it will take quite a while to load up. I usually do about 6 at a time, but you can do more.
Would anyone have Patrick Sky's "Songs That Made America Famous" (from 1973) they could share.
Thanks in advance.
@Searnav - Dwight Yoakam's always okay with me. I particularly appreciate Pete Anderson's guitar and production on his albums. If you get a chance, read or listen to any interviews with Yoakam. He's a really smart dude and always has something interesting to say.
@art58koen - thanks for more Piano Jazz!
@Wu Ming - nice to see a little attention paid to The Creepshow. They're a killer pyschobilly band.
thanks buttreboy for the trixie smith - much appreciated
Butterboy, thank for sharing, The Everly Brothers.
Would any kind soul happen to have the James P Johnson Mosaic Box Set to share - much appreciated
Uncle Babka, thank you for sharing, Zoot and LH&R...appreciated.
Maybe of interest? Dwight talks with Steve Jones ( a lot about the good old days ):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GT2wgcyMMvc
Rank Stranger
I came across an old 500gb external hard drive from around the turn-of-the-century that I had forgotten about and came across some stuff on it that I'd also forgotten about. I think it was my first external drive.
A friend had sent me some unidentified mp3s in an email saying, "You're going to LOVE this!". It was supposed to be a joke, thinking I'd hate it. Turns out I actually did love it, much to his surprise.
Here it is...
Paul Anka - Rock Swings @320
https://we.tl/vyvzShds4J
Thanks to all T Zone participants and on-going thanks to RYP and Gyro for making it all possible.
Hey Thanks for the Everlys on Warner!
Wednesday Willy, thank you for sharing, Walk Right Back.
@ Bob,
Thanks very much for the tip about the online converter. It looks like it might be exactly what I've been looking for.
I used to run a black gospel blog from 2010-2014. I'm thinking of reviving it again. If you're interested, you can leave me a comment here:
audibleartefacts.blogspot.com
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #123:
1920s+ Blues, Jazz, Old-Time, Gospel, and More Yet - Grab-Bag of H-L Artists:
Grab-bag time again? Already? Sure, kids -- tie on your bibs and pull up to the loaded table! Today it's my delight and honor to serve up our third of five-ish thick-stuffed grab-bags of miscellaneous 1920s-plus recordings, including the deep dish of H-name artists that couldn't fit into the last grab-bag.
Today's hefty load of 322 recordings runs the full range of nearly everything coming out on shellac at the time (and on cylinders, early in the decade) from H- through L-named artists, most heavily in Blues and Jazz... but, as before, you won't have to dig very far to find Gospel, Old-Time, vestiges of Vaudeville, and other happy surprises.
These tracks are leftovers from various compilations, better-bitrate recordings out of otherwise-weak catalogs, and welcome strays that we've managed to snatch up along the way. There are no more than three songs per recording act / artist... so this means there are lots of artists. If you like digging through grab-bags, you'll find some tasty treats here; and there are plenty of napkins to go around.
I've posted separately, via the same link below, an index of everything in the bulging bag. NB: these tracks are all over the place, bitrate-wise, from a bottom threshold of 128 KBpS (28 tracks), up through to 209 at 320K. (I discarded 18 more recordings at sub-128K bitrates.)
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.
VA - misc. 1920s+ [309@96-320]
Seven-day link (expires May 10):
https://we.tl/R4dRrWq1Te
Tomorrow: Mmmm....
Cheers!
Dieter Meier (Yello) Interview and some unreleased music (LOL)- Kulturpalast 2012 (german only)
https://mega.nz/#!nYdUlZLL!upPhh51guZRZtJLDelU8YEMdMU-Q1vAxKeDvgfSpcNM
(whole show - also some Deichkind and other stuff - not compressed!)
Hermann
(thanks for the recently shared Yello)
@leeisme, here's Patrick Sky's "Songs That Made America Famous"
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/lvV5w4e6/file.html
@RYP, Gyro or any TZers ....
could someone re-up Curiosities- ACE Label 70's Singles & Sessions CD1?
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.ca/2010/02/curiosities-ace-70s-singles-sessions.html
as the great JB says ... "please, please, please"
cheers, S
Lo-Fi & Wu Ming, thanks for your shares, taken for my mate.
cheers,ELtel
Back in March and April 2009 someone posted a label collection that went to vol8 though i did not see a vol 1 . It was called "Blue Rose Collection" and all the links are olde Rapidshare .
Did anybody get and keep this collection .. I would love to check it out..
Thanks any and all help greatly appreciated
Thomas aka indigoinsf .
Wednesdays Willy - Thank you so much for the Patrick Sky! I was reading about it in a book about the old KFAT radio station, and since I like quirky...
Would any kind soul have vinyl rips of Judy Polan's self-titled or Look To The Stars albums? Thanks in advance
Hello,
Thanks for all the uploads - I have a request as shown on John's Old Time Radio Show - the set called : Une Anthologie des Musiques Traditionnelles.
Thanks in advance.
@ R-man
VA - Drink Up - Light Up - Jazz Noire Tales Of Dope, Booze & Sleaze (2012) @320
https://we.tl/GfS2ZiIzyZ
C.L.
Stinky
Thanks for Cheesy Organ #41.
Any chance to repost #14 and #15? Somehow I missed them.
Greatly appreciated the Lula Collins and Nappy Brown.
Thanx
thanx for the 2 everly shares
Anonymous Vintage Spins (Marie) said..
I used to run a black gospel blog from 2010-2014. I'm thinking of reviving it again. If you're interested, you can leave me a comment here:
I'd love to see it if the old pages are available anywhere, links working or not
Welcome back Stinky,
I almost missed your latest cheese delivery. I went back all the way, but I have given up: I can't find Volume 40. So may I ask you where it went or can you re-post? It is such an amazing collection of great music - and I don't want to miss one single minute of it! Thanks in advance...
@Bob…I am happy you’ve found something new in the files I post! Thanks for the info regarding Newark Gospel.
Listening to the groups singing, I am awestruck at the beautiful voices. It is also amazing how creative the individuals were in their arrangements. And, of course, the gorgeous harmonies melt your bones……..Enjoy, everyone…..
A tremendous thank you to all TZer’s……..Such great music in such great abundance is mind boggling! Thank you, thank you, thank you.
“The Fine Gospel Mix”
Track/Artist List Here: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Essential-Gospel-Anthology/release/8562876
Help differentiated CD 1 from CD 2 here: https://www.allmusic.com/album/essential-gospel-anthology-mw0001788280
LINK: https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/mdbW1mWG/file.html
“Gotham Gospel CD 1&2” @192
Brief explanation of CD 1 here: https://www.allmusic.com/album/gotham-gospel-vol-1-mw0000266770 AllMusic Review by Opal Nations More rarities from the Zion Harmonizers, Violinaires, etc. on Gotham-related labels.
Brief explanation of CD 2 here:https://www.allmusic.com/album/gotham-gospel-vol-2-mw0000674351
AllMusic Review by Opal Nations
Gems by Tarheel Slim, Harmonizing Kings, and Mt. Eagle Quartet from Gotham stable.
LINK: https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/aMQIfzco/file.html
“Essential Gospel Anthology, CD’s 1&2”
Review of the 2 CD set here: https://musicsuperstore.com/products/essential-gospel-anthology-2-cd-set
Gospel music has long been woven into the fabric of American culture. This remastered 2-CD set highlights 50 of the finest gospel recordings from a treasure trove of artists including Sam Cooke with the Soul Stirrers, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Aretha Frankin, Mahalia Jackson, The Five Blind Boys of Alabama, and many more. Upbeat and full of passion, you’ll be moved by such tracks as “Go Where I Send Thee”, “I’ll Fly Away”, “Gospel Train”, “I Got A Witness”, “Peace In The Valley”, “Heaven On My Mind” and “Nobody’s Fault But Mine”. Total Time: 2 hours 15 minutes.
LINK: https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/eHhe6yJk/file.html
As always, many thanks to those who worked to make this music available to us. As I’ve learned, it is work to prepare files for upload, so some wonderful people with generous hearts worked hard for us to share what they loved. Thanks to all those tireless folks who first put the music on the Internet!
@ButterBoy: thank you for Phil and Don's best (ditto to @Wed.Willie) -- and for Trixie Smith; somehow my vault little more than a dozen recordings of hers. Nice!
Colin's still at it -- thank you, @Searnav.
@LoFiLarry: thank you for the latest fine load of rockin' ladies.
@Bob: thanks for your Thursday early Gospel.
@Stinky: thank you for this fine serving of cheese.
Cheers!
Thanks Crazy Legs for the Light Up Drink Up.
That Tony Joe White is the stuff! Thanks so much for that! I think that was a Rhino Handmade release that I could never afford. Like most of the Rhino Handmade releases. If anyone else has some Handmades laying around, I'm sure they'd be more than welcome here!
Thanks to all TZ uploaders, great selection today. Thanks in particular to -
..........Butterboy for Tony's Swamp Music, Bob for the Fred McDowell, Cash for the Killer B's and TZ for all the Andre Williams and Brilliant Rumba Blues stuff again!
@Doug C
As requested
James P. Johnson - Chronological Classics [1992] CD1 +CD2+CD3
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/Ur1Y3Lrm/file.html
Thanks to all the loader for TZ thank you, you allow the rest of us to hear sounds hidden from us. thank you.
Thanks Butterboy for the James P Johnson chronologicals - much appreciated
Thanks Butterboy
The Blue Horizon has so many great artists and songs
Good Share
Regards
@erasmus:
Thanks for sharing the album by Paul Anka (doing rock songs). He managed to land firmly between Sinatra's occasional foray and Richard Cheese's--which is EXACTLY where anyone with sense would have been aiming for. You don't last as long in showbiz as Anka has without sense!
- Stinky
Thanks JWDen for Harold Budd & Robin Guthrie – “Mysterious Skin”.
@ButterBoy: thank you for James P. Johnson, downloading right now -- how did I miss him a couple days ago? Well, I'm glad I came back... Cheers!
What a stride piano! Tx ButterBoy
Thanks to
@Wu Ming for Lets celebrate Woman Vocals (great music!)
@Scott Marks for Alfred Hitchcock
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