Wednesday, 30 May 2018

…and now for something completely different! 266

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS AFTER 2015)! All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy.
Enjoy!
RYP and Gyro1966

96 comments:

Butterboy said...

More Music...138

Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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This is the FINAL installemt of 3 Volumes of Blues tracks planned for each Wednesday.
Vol 16 & 17 (CD's 46 - 51).
From the number of downloads it apears this has been a popular post. Thanks to all who commented.

01 VA - Blues Masters Vol 16 [2012]
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/bH1NckCz/file.html

CD46: Willie Dixon & Floyd Dixon
CD47: Kokomo Arnold & Billy Boy Arnold
CD48: Sonny Terry & Eddie Taylor
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02 VA - Blues Masters Vol 17 [2012]
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/38yvcoOZ/file.html

CD49: Memphis Slim & Tommy McClennan
CD50: Bobby 'Blue' Bland & Charles Brown
CD51: Sippie Wallace & Peetie Wheatstraw
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02 VA - Blues Masters Vol11 [2012]
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/9V9GYOGF/file.html

CD31: Bessie Smith
CD32: Sonny Boy Williamson I & II
CD33: Furry Lewis & Robert Lockwood Jr.
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Butterboy said...

03 Sugar Ray & The Bluetones - Evening [2011]
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/0k2MjaUL/file.html

Singer/songwriter/harmonica player Ray Norcia may be a New Englander, born in Connecticut and resident of Rhode Island, but on Evening, the fifth album for Severn Records by his band Sugar Ray & the Bluetones, this Roomful of Blues alumnus sounds more like a Mississippi expatriate living on Chicago's South Side. He and his bandmates -- "Monster" Mike Welch on guitar, Neil Gouvin on drums, Michael "Mudcat" Ward on bass, and Anthony Geraci on piano -- also make music suggesting that the era is the late '40s or early ‘50s instead of 2011... (AllMusic Review by William Ruhlmann)
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04 Tinsley Ellis - Midnight Blue [2014]
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/QrNjd6wr/file.html

Something happened to Tinsley Ellis' sound when he began his Heartfixer Music label. First there was the all-instrumental Get It! in 2013, that focused on the many sounds that make up the guitarist's arsenal. Sure electric blues was at the root, but hard rock, surf, R&B, and even pop played a role in its creation. The sound was warm, yet lacked none of the bite that Ellis had become famous for. Midnight Blue, Get It!'s follow-up, evidences the bluesman's return to more familiar terrain. The ten-song program commences with "If the River Keeps Rising," where Ellis comes out of the gate playing acoustic blues. His throaty baritone ominously offers its metaphorical warning through the first verse before the band comes careening in à la Led Zep's "When the Levee Breaks." It's loud, proud, and nasty. Ellis' slide work is spare but stinging. "Mouth Turn Dry" is modern electric blues driven not only by guitar but Kevin McKendree's rave-up B-3. "Surrender" is an emotive soul-blues that showcases just how fine a singer Ellis is when he wants to be. It also possesses a bumping bassline from Ted Pecchio (one of many), a cut-time shuffle by Lynn Williams (whose grooves throughout this album are infectious), and shimmering Rhodes and B-3 work from McKendree. Ellis' fills and solo cut the track wide open. It's a slow burner, but a deep one. Other highlights include the Ray Charles-inspired "See No Harm" and the crystalline yet biting, B.B. King-influenced "Peace and Love" (that distinguishes itself with a unique use of the wah-wah pedal). While "Harder to Find" begins with an acoustic piano, it starts to throb Hendrix-style with psych effects while remaining a 12-bar blues. "That's My Story" is a sonic bonfire; a funky, dirty boogie à la early ZZ Top. The set closes on the simmering "Kiss of Death," a slow blues that reveals Ellis and band's commitment to the Chicago Blues. It displays gorgeous melodic playing and a refusal to indulge in obviousness and exquisite taste. Midnight Blue is solid top to bottom, and is the finest studio album since 2005's The Hard Way. (AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek)

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Butterboy said...

BONUS 1 VA - The Sun Records Collection [1994] CD1+CD2+CD3
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/yZ9MA3Tk/file.html

There have been a lot of Sun compilations over the years; this three-CD, 74-song compilation strikes the medium ground between abridged single-disc highlights and overkill ten-album box sets. What this means is that you get virtually all the key sides of this vastly influential blues, country, and rockabilly label, including the biggest Sun hits cut by Elvis, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Charlie Rich, and Roy Orbison. There's also a lot of the pioneering electric blues cut by label head Sam Phillips before he made rockabilly Sun's focus, including sides by Howlin' Wolf, B.B. King, Rufus Thomas, Junior Parker, and James Cotton. Then there are the interesting small hits and flops by minor rockabilly figures like Warren Smith, Billy Lee Riley, Malcolm Yelvington, Onie Wheeler, and Carl Mann. There aren't any previously unreleased songs, so the Sun specialist most likely already has everything here; it's a better buy for the avid, knowledgeable fan who isn't a completist. (AllMusic Review by Richie Unterberger)

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PREVIOUS POSTS 136

Tuesdays Featured Artist - BONNIE RAITT

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01 Bonnie Raitt Part 1
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/gXeB7wWY/file.html
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02 Bonnie Raitt Part 2
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/ZoDjGjke/file.html
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03 Bonnie Raitt Part 3
Part A https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/zR32D1Rx/file.html
Part B https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/eg9dl95y/file.html
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04 Bonnie Raitt Part 4
Part A https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/meZV2qh4/file.html
Part B https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/42wCS5DH/file.html
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BONUS CONCERT DVD

Bonnie Raitt - Road Tested (1995) DVD (7 day link - Will be deleted on 1 June, 2018 )
https://we.tl/Z8m4lN4jj3

Bonnie Raitt and Friends - Live at Decades Rock Live! [2005] DVD
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/AU4MXbLH/file.html
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JWDen said...

The second day of Stereolab is all choice. From the groove of “Emperor Tomato Ketchup” to the more experimental “First of the Microbe Hunters,” Sadier, Hasen, Gane and company ride the melody like a Brahma bull and just don’t get bucked off. Nor do they mis-step. Never once does it sound less than the rest of the catalog. Again, all at 320 except where indicated.

1995 – Refried Ectoplasm (@128) https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/e77n3TGN/file.html
1996 – Emperor Tomato Ketchup https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/ncxOdk7K/file.html
1997 – Dots and Loops https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/BlmyHHD7/file.html
1997 – Simple Headphone Mind (Single with Nurse with Wound) (@256) https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/MlhZZp83/file.html
1999 – Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage In the Milky Night https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/IawrmrZP/file.html
2000 – The First of the Microbe Hunters https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/P37BAWTn/file.html

The Kitsch Korner keeps “Junky” alive (it’s over tomorrow, though), stamps your passport with a bit more exotica, and offers up a French horror soundtrack. Hm. Lesbians, nuns, demons…sounds like Saturday night to me. Bitrates will vary, but watch how you wear that crucifix.

William S. Burroughs – “Junky” (Pts 7 & 8) (1953) https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/TfI7Dn8W/file.html
Harry Hougassian – Hawaii Tahiti (1965) https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/lBcVEWDm/file.html
Jean-Bernard Raiteux – Les Demons (1973) https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/3x4fFxfb/file.html

Searnav said...

Bill Haley Et Les Comets – Rock Around The Clock

Le Roi Du Rock – Enregistrement Public – Enregistrements Originaux Chantés

Mr. Pickwick MPD 152 (France 1968)

Live Recordings

Philips Studio, Stockholm (invited audience) 24th June 1968

Bill Haley (vocal) ; Bill Haley (rhythm guitar) ; Nick Masters (lead guitar) ; Rudy Pompilli (tenor saxophone) ; Al Rappa (bass guitar) ; Johnny "Bam Bam" Lane (drums)

1. Razzle Dazzle (2:38)
2. Cryin' Time (3:20)
3. What'd I Say (3:48)
4. Lucille (2:19)
5. Kansas City (3:12)
6. Rock Around The Clock (2:55)
7. Rip It Up (2:53)
8. Rudy's Rock (3:21)
9. Caravan (5:44)
10. Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie (2:34)
11. Shake, Rattle And Roll (3:18)
12. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (3:20)

Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/A2Y2Qu9M/file.html

Searnav said...

Brian QTN (Brian Cutean) - Parakeetfishhead

Burntoothbrush Records BTU 255 (USA 1999)

Brian Cutean

with:

Robert Vignaud, Scott Wade, Gene Elders, Ike Eichenberg, Mark Wiliams, Betty Elders, Eastside Flash, Sheri Lane, Jimmy Mac Feeley, Paul Sweeney, Chip Dolan, Nancy Tannler, Marty Jennings, Skip Battin

1. In The Valley (4:59)
2. Little Raccoon (4:14)
3. A Small Word (4:52)
4. Good Brother (4:02)
5. Calling You (3:55)
6. #9-0 Decadedance (2:41)
7. Box-Of-Maple Avenue (4:45)
8. Turning Into Salt (3:20)
9. Izara (5:15)
10. Pilgrim (4:16)
11. Lightbulbs (5:05)
12. The Kings Of Time (3:38)

Artwork included (front, inside, back, CD)

https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/UXpLpKRg/file.html

Searnav said...

Savoy Brown – The Bottom Line Encore Collection

Bottom Line Record Company / BMG 6344047404-2 (USA 1999)

Recorded live at the Bottom Line in 1981

Kim Simmonds, Ralph Mormon, Barry Paul, John Humphrey, Keith Boyce

1. Nobody's Perfect (5:10)
2. Got Love If You Want It (4:28)
3. I Can't Get Next To You (5:26)
4. Cold Hearted Woman (3:38)
5. Bad Breaks (5:51)
6. Tell Mama (16:30)
7. When The Cat's Away (5:16)
8. Shot Down by Love (4:06)

Artwork Included (front, back, inner)

https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/tLaJINE5/file.html

jose kortozirkuito said...

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Hi Folks:
New collection for TZ lovers, the best 100 Albums of Spanish music. All styles, all times.

100 SPAÑISH ALBUMS MASTERPIECES (1)

El Aviador Dro - Alas sobre el mundo (1982) (Electronic, Industrial)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=15rO0H9ihqNL6iNcvNK7Tua2hgJODjnDD

Enjoy

Jose
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Bob said...

Wednesday's GOSPEL

I reckon there's another 5 or 6 albums available by J.D.
I may revisit him in the future.

Jessy Dixon - Jessy Dixon & The Dixon Singers (1967).zip
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/MsxrHwkx/file.html

Jessy Dixon & The Dixon Singers - These Heavy Burdens Won't Last Always (1967).zip
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/s1AGmjet/file.html

Jessy Dixon - Jessy Dixon & The Chicago Community Choir (1965).zip
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/TbY7Rlfd/file.html

Bob said...

Wednesday's WESTERN SWING

Leon McAuliffe - Tulsa Straight Ahead - Gonna Shake This Shack Tonight.zip
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/iqe3DQmq/file.html

Leon McAuliffe - World Masters [Full Version] (1953).zip
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/0bcEFVkG/file.html

Leon McAuliffe & His Western Swing Band - Take It Away Leon.zip
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/9uh6RSin/file.html

howstean said...

@Bob & other old country fans

A BACM list showing those I have (a "y" at the start of each line) is at
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/i1n6Agfy/file.html

howstean

art58koen said...

A more tricky request...
In 1994 'A Tribute To Curtis Mayfield' was released and after reading the review I bought the CD. However I was rather surprised to discover that 2 artists shown on the cover of that CD's review didn't show up on the one I'd bought.
Fast forward to me getting internet access a quite a few years later, then I discovered that the review was based on a promo version which included Freddy's Dead by John Mellencamp and We're A Winner by Public Enemy! However I've never been able to find these 2 anywhere...
Maybe someone here can help me with these 2?!

pingw494 said...

Uncle Bela,

Sampled, Vol. 1
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sampled/release/339415?ev=rr
https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/An5pExOm/file.html
https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/kWanuUtQ/file.html


Sampled, Vol. 2
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sampled-2-Digging-Deeper/release/364709?ev=rr
https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/S26BXQTX/file.html
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/S8ElAHSG/file.html


Sampled, Vol. 3
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sampled-Volume-3/release/661105
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/wICMEfGl/file.html

As I said previously, I don't have Sampled, Vol. 3 - CD 2


Sampled, Vol. 4
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sampled-Volume-4/release/663142?ev=rr
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/4yzoUkL4/file.html
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/UQrtBdfr/file.html


My links. Thanks to the original uploaders. All mp3s at 192 kBps or less.

Anonymous said...

Buddy Holly
Please help me :
Not Fade Away "Complete Studio Recordings & More
thanks in advance
Roger

TheSingleGuy45 said...

GEORGE BAKER SELECTION

Dutch pop group best know for their hits "Paloma Blanca" and
"Little Green Bag". For the last song George Baker has a new
remake in The Netherlands nowdays! He recorded this for a
commercial of a supermarket called Lidl. He just walking
through the supermarket, singing "Lidl Brown Bag".
See here the video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBstGDx49zs

6 parts all FLAC except the last part is mp3.

Part 1:

Little Green Bag [1970]
Now! [1971]
Hot Baker [1974]

Links:
Part1:https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/by6ARFe7/file.html
Part2:https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/FFTHadJv/file.html
Part3:https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/dCEm8IMm/file.html

Part 2:

A Song For You [1975]
Paloma Blanca [1975]
Starportrait [1992]
Diamond Star Collection [1996]

Links:
Part1:https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/0tJIA5Q5/file.html
Part2:https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/Gurvg0WX/file.html
Part3:https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/qoqKhkqV/file.html
Part4:https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/O3MuDaO6/file.html

Part 3:

100 (5CD) [2008]

Links:
Part1:https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/3zXCRcfO/file.html
Part2:https://www14.zippyshare.com/v/hD9JOqhJ/file.html
Part3:https://www13.zippyshare.com/v/WJyiuCHt/file.html
Part4:https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/OOoG8XNR/file.html
Part5:https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/Kn33u8U7/file.html

Part 4:

Another Lonely Christmas Night [1978] (solo album)
Sing For The Day [1979] (solo album)
Wild Flower [1980] (solo album)
Seventy [2014] (solo album)

Links:
Part1:https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/CPDJAG4e/file.html
Part2:https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/f2nLsaZu/file.html
Part3:https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/LHmkvob6/file.html

Part 5:

River Song [1976]
Summer Melody [1977]
In Your Heart [1978] (solo album)
Dreamboat [1988]
Hollands Goud [2003]
The Complete Collection [2003]

Links:
Part1:https://www120.zippyshare.com/v/l4ZsZlJ9/file.html
Part2:https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/ItUNkdKU/file.html
Part3:https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/LdWf1Z2g/file.html

moose327 said...

Hi All,

I know a list of the warped albums was posted a few days ago in PDF format but I really don’t like PDF so here is an expanded list with a few more warped added and the chronological classics and the R&B classics in txt & Doc format.

https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/xjnzVW2D/file.html

Moose

montysmusic said...

This 80s band was requested

Foyer des Arts - Von Büllerbü nach Babylon (1982).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/bWaQWJYJ/file.html

foyer des arts - unfähigkeit zu frühstücken.zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/nC9Od6Qw/file.html

Foyer Des Arts - Die Unfähigkeit Zu Frühstücken.zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/qOAwFuBI/file.html

Anonymous said...

Has anyone got the following 2 Warped issues that they could upload please ?

Maddox Brothers And Rose 1950
Maddox Brothers And Rose 1950 - 1951

Thanking you

montysmusic said...

Here's more albums from my desktop

Townes Van Zandt-Sunshine Boy-The Unheard Studio Sessions & Demos .zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/xb7U9Ehs/file.html

Roger Roger and Nino Nardini -Jungle Obsession[Exotica].zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/2Iw9LhSK/file.html

Nino Nardini - Pop Soul & Rock Psychadelique.zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/N6RL92D9/file.html

Montparnasse 2000 - MP 90 - Camille Sauvage & Roger Roger & Nino Nardini - Circus Parade.zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/ecoM3qqa/file.html

mike vickers - i wish i were a group again (1967).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/969fPQDO/file.html

Brass Plus Moog (Mike Vickers).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/RF1Joicw/file.html

70's porn music.zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/ncm40Lpb/file.html

nino nardini - musique pour le futur (1970)(creel pone, 2006).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/NM1dSHdT/file.html

Mike Vickers - A Moog For All Reasons (1972).zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/vRfKacbn/file.html

montysmusic said...

This is the 14 track version of this album as opposed to the 11 track version

eddie holman - 1970 - i love you.zip
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/qjwQ4hDi/file.html

Anonymous said...

GRACIAS @jose kortozirkuito ....El Mejor!

montysmusic said...

Check this you tube link out great banjo lead band called The Dead South

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9FzVhw8_bY

TheSingleGuy45 said...

Re: GEORGE BAKER SELECTION

Sorry guys I make a type error, there's only 5 parts and not 6.

montysmusic said...

A couple of these was requested

Helm - Impossible Symmetry (2012) FLAC.zip
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/miRVMxsy/file.html

A Moog For More Reasons (Mike Vickers).zip
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/GWDA6aaL/file.html

Maddox Brothers-2011 - M-389 - Chronogical Classics 1950-1951.zip
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/BVwqNNpf/file.html

Maddox Brothers-2011 - M-388 - Chronogical Classics 1950.zip
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/vAwFpMan/file.html

andre said...

Howstean

I have the BACM serie to no114, if you could find the time to upload the others so every now and then it would much appriciated.

Thanks in Advance

clash said...

Various Artists -Wardell Quezerque's Funky Funky New Orleans: Rare And Unreleased New Orleans Funk 1968-1972 (Vinyl) @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/tQso11O7/file.html
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/comp/wardell_quezergue/funky_funky_new_orleans_f1/

Pere Ubu ‎– The Art Of Walking (1980) Vinyl @320
http://www44.zippyshare.com/v/KpARRPHZ/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Pere-Ubu-The-Art-Of-Walking/release/2526697

The Blasters ‎– Hard Line (1985) Vinyl @320
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/lYhitpYS/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/The-Blasters-Hard-Line/release/8067618

Bobby Bland – Blues You Can Use (1987) Vinyl @320
http://www2.zippyshare.com/v/uUAMEjgR/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Bobby-Bland-Blues-You-Can-Use-Me/release/4040684

Doug Sahm & Friends – The Best Of Doug Sahm's Atlantic Sessions (1992) CD @320
http://www31.zippyshare.com/v/6dHzpVLw/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Doug-Sahm-Friends-The-Best-Of-Doug-Sahms-Atlantic-Sessions/release/5837108

Neville Brothers- Live On Planet Earth (1994) CD @320
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/rV6AKUK3/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Neville-Brothers-Live-On-Planet-Earth/release/3541244

montysmusic said...

This Buddy Holly was requested

Buddy Holly-not fade away_ the complete studio recor.zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/w3mC5Kyy/file.html

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

Búsqueda was an Argentinian band, panned by critics and disbanded after releasing only one album. This s/t 1978 debut was a Folk album added with some Prog music. And it has had international standard. So if you mean you've had heard anything available about Folk or Prog music, this album gives you an expanded view. I think it will completely run through for your listening pleasure. Here is:

"Búsqueda" (Argentina)
Búsqueda, 1978 (320)

https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/xUA2CjQc/file.html

Bob said...

@ howstean

I think I've found 19 of your BACM wants.

(zipped together in blocks of 2, 3 or 4)

10 here - 9 to follow:-

- Cowgirl Shuffle [BACM 421]/
- Custom Made Hillbilly Vol. 4 [BACM 410]/
- Custom Made Hillbilly Vol. 9 [BACM 534]/
- Hillbilly From The Windy City - The Dome Label [BACM 408]/
Cecil Campbell - From Tennessee Farms To Hawaiian Palms [BACM 467]/
Danny Dill - Long Black Veil (BACM 488)/
Les Anderson - My Baby Buckaroo [BACM 470]/
Marion Worth - Tennessee Teardrops [BACM 474]/
Miller Brothers - Vol. 1 Ramblin' Round [BACM 468]/
Neal Burris - The Ozark Trail Rider [BACM 471]/

- Cowgirl Shuffle [BACM 421].zip + 3 others
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/Xf8VyCjL/file.html

Danny Dill - Long Black Veil (BACM 488).zip + 2 others
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/VZpI4mhy/file.html

Marion Worth - Tennessee Teardrops [BACM 474].zip + 2 others
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/TBt8IOlS/file.html

Eric said...

Is there any reggae/dub lover who would be able to share this rare vinyl comp?

Harry J / Joe White / Sylvan Morris ‎– Roosevelt Ave Dub

https://www.discogs.com/Harry-J-Joe-White-Sylvan-Morris-Roosevelt-Ave-Dub/release/3519700

Thanks

Eric

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

Another Argentinian band was Angus who was around the same time as Búsqueda. Their lone album 'Pinturas Y Expresiones' was released in 1980. This is more Prog with some Folk elements, long tracks (4), female vocals and some female musicians. Cecilia Glariá plays flute and reminds me at Angelo Branduardi. Here is:

"Angus" (Argentina)
Pinturas Y Expresiones 1980 (320)

https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/r7Qqb4lQ/file.html

Bob said...

@ howstean

Here's the last 9 BACM:-

- Country Music On The Cozy Label Vol. 4 [BACM 466]/
Al Terry Feat. Bob Terry & ''Happy Fats'' - Better Late Than Never (BACM 539)/
Foy Willing & The Riders Of The Purple Sage - Vol.2 (BACM 533)/
Lulu Belle & Skyland Scotty - Vol.2 (BACM 535)/
Merl Lindsay & His Oklahoma Night Riders - Vol.1~Unissued Broadcasts & Demos 1948-1962 (BACM 541)/
Nite Owls - Feat. Al Dexter & Clay Long (BACM 538)/
Ranch Boys - Vol.2 ~ More Songs Of The Plains (BACM 536)/
Riley Shepard - I Hang My Head And Cry (BACM 540)/
Rusty McDonald - Postage Due [BACM 423]/

- Country Music On The Cozy Label Vol. 4 [BACM 466].zip + 2 others
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/37At3JhI/file.html

Merl Lindsay & His Oklahoma Night Riders - Vol.1~Unissued Broadcasts & Demos 1948-1962 (BACM 541).zip + 1 other
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/MBloyJwe/file.html

Ranch Boys - Vol.2 ~ More Songs Of The Plains (BACM 536).zip + 1 other
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/eNH304Mo/file.html

Rusty McDonald - Postage Due [BACM 423].zip + 1 other
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/xQujfKjt/file.html

moose327 said...

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.

Over The Top Doo Wops
https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/IKMlVi6W/file.html

Pearl Bailey
https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/RQ1qKd6K/file.html

Quite a Party
https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/LTLaYQpf/file.html

Randy & The Rainbows
https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/VGo5UycY/file.html

Shirley Ellis
https://www66.zippyshare.com/v/15MhJXnP/file.html

Enjoy
Moose

Anonymous said...

@Butterboy - Thanks for giving me "the blues!"

@JWDen - Thank you. Stereolab's the best, & I hope you won't mind me supplying an upgrade of 1995's Refried Ectoplasm (@320)
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/X7rg4viJ/file.html

@Montysmusic - Thanks for all the Moog! I'll put it to good use! The Dead South video is great!

- Stinky

Anonymous said...

Monty, many thanks for Eddie Holman, also still looking for Eddie's My Name too if anyone has it.

Mark R said...

Hello TZ-ers:

Would anyone happen to have and be willing to share a collection called: BYRDS WON'T FLY TODAY: 18 DESPERATE FOLK PUNK LAMENTS FROM BYRDS-A-LIKE OBSCURE U.S. GARAGE GROUPS 1965/1967? It came out on Moxie Records, probably in the 80's.

As always, thanks to all in this great community.

muddyw123 said...

Butterboy your seasoned butter is excellent!

Cochise said...

looking for a couple of requests.
An old local to me, Washington DC based band called Cowboy Jazz. They played late 70's early 80's.
If anyone has either of their albums
That's What We Like About The West, or Swing Boogie...
It would be really appreciated.
Many Thanks

Uncle Babka said...

Today we find Ry live on HQ bootlegs - playing solo, with a full band, with Little Village, David Lindley and Nick Lowe. And look who played keyboards on the Cotari Cabaret set! These all have great sound, are at 320 CBR and are properly tagged and titled.

Ry Cooder Record Plant (Sausalito, CA)JUL 7, 1974
Link: https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/zPFJtNiX/file.html

Ry Cooder & Nick Lowe 2009-6-27 - Rome, Italy
Link: https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/o1wHsbM8/file.html

Ry Cooder August 4 1984 - Cotari Cabaret (featuring Van Dyke Parks on Keyboards!!)
Link: https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/iw6jNDna/file.html

Little Village - 1992-04-26 - Boston, MA 2CDs
Link: https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/KVjQbAWH/file.html

RY COODER - Down At The Field - The 1974 Broadcast
Link: https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/3hvWNnY8/file.html

Ry Cooder & David Lindley - The Family Tour (2CD Box)
Link: https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/UjWo6HTn/file.html

RugbyLad said...

As always thank you to all the TZers, always introducing me to music I missed the first time around. I have never put up a request for any music, but there is always a first. I am looking for Mary Travers debut album, 'Mary'.
I am not a big Mary Travers fan but 2 years ago while making space and downsizing I sold my collection of vinyl. Unfortunately in the large collection was a couple of my wife's (married 30 years, this year) albums. This is the album she reminds me about frequently. So please if you have the Mary Travers debut solo album, 'Mary', I will be indebted if you can upload it
Thanks in advance, Cheers to all !!
RugbyLad

Anonymous said...

Looking for Kevin Rowland's pre-Dexy's Midnight Runners band the Killjoys- "Give Me Recognition" (a compilation of all their recordings). If anyone could share it would be appreciated!! -Chris

Creedmoor said...

Joe Williams 1
1984 - Nothin' But the Blues @320
1994 - Here's to Life @256
1997 - The Best of the Verve Years @320
2001 - Together Have a Good Time (with Harry 'Sweets' Edison) @320
https://mega.nz/#F!i4pwUAxC!txiRvi0GDGaPxclT6YFCmA

skipmooose said...


Attn: Mark R.....Some "Byrds Won't Fly" for you

https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/QMTSSRCq/file.html

Uncle Bela said...


Many, many thanks to:

pingw494 for Sampled comps :)

JWDen for Les Demons and more Stereolab :)

Stinky for Stereolab at 320 :)

------------------------------------------------

Would anyone please share this CD?

Astor Piazzolla Remixed

Many thanks in advance...again, all shares most appreciated.

Happy Wednesday to all.

UB

Anonymous said...

@Anonymous (Chris)
Some Killjoys available here

http://dieordiy2.blogspot.com/search?q=killjoys

Andy W

Mark R said...

@ skipmoose:

Thank you for the BYRDS WON'T FLY TODAY post!!

mfarkas2 said...

The History Of Soul Records- Ohio Soul @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Ohio-Soul/release/11080861

https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/jVidk62Y/file.html

Does anyone have anything else from this label?

Thanks to all the up-loaders, RYP and Gyro for expanding my music horizons.

JWDen said...

@Stinky - Mind? Of course not. In fact, I grabbed it myself. Thanks!

Anonymous said...

Yawning Angel sez...

@ clash, thanks for more Doug Sahm! Would you happen to have his The Genuine Texas Groover comp?

Anonymous said...

@ pingw494

Many thanks for the Sampled series.

Now we need a kind soul to post Volume 3 disc 2.

Anyone?

Thans in advance.

Yair

Lil'ol'lady said...

@Bob......a quick note....
Yes, I was referring to the folders of rare gospel singles. There was only one post like that, so I simply wanted to double check to make sure you had not missed it. Thanks to Aging Child!
I generally agree with your assessment of Black and White gospel. For me, whatever the type of song, it must be memorable and make some emotional connection with whatever is in me that makes that a great song. It's difficult for me to know sometimes when that connection will be made. There are songs I reject within a few seconds. Some I try to give an unbiased listen. Some strike such a strong, personal chord instantly that they become old friends. For example, I like some bluegrass, and I loved the soundtrack to "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" I scarcely remember the movie, but "A Man Of Constant Sorrow" by the Soggy Bottom Boys stays with me even now. I respond favorably instantly. Why? Who knows? Who cares? lol. These experiences make the wide variety of music offered here such a treasure trove of adventure, and why music is so very personal. From experience, we learn generally what works for us, but just around the corner can be a new adventure, a new way to be moved that we've never heard before. One day here can afford years of thrilling exploration.
Yes, the style of Black gospel did change drastically beginning in the later 60's. I suppose no music remains static. It is difficult to bear today's Black gospel. Much of it sounds like the pop music of today. The melisma that Mahalia Jackson used so expressively in her singing is done to death in all music now....overdone IMHO. The songs are accompanied often by programmed mixes or keyboards instead of real instruments. I certainly am no expert. I simply know how rich gospel's Golden Age was with so many real, beautiful, voices used to produce imaginative arrangements to captivate church members. C'mon now, can electric keyboards truly compete with Miss Mildred Falls' piano? For us older folks, many of our strongest emotions connected with the music of our youth. Perhaps that is why we troll blogs for rock'n'roll, old blues and soul.........
Anyway, forgive an ol'lady's ramblings.......Rock on!

lorcan white said...

Thanks for the Wooden Shjips@montymusic.

Bob said...

@ montymusic - thanks for the Maddox Brothers & Rose albums.

@ mfarkas2 - thanks for the Ohio Soul.

John Day said...

@Rugby Lad - Here's the Mary Traver's solo CD.
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/Ll6G55eC/file.html

Uncle Babka said...

@Charles de Lint

Restoring your Robin Willamson collection is becoming a TZ group effort. Here's some more Robin Williamson to supplement the uploads that @Ansina so kindly shared with you yesterday:

You will find all the albums listed below in these 5 folders:

Folder #1
HERE: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/OnfWiyko/file.html

Folder #2
HERE: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/3QdycIUf/file.html

Folder #3
HERE: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/FmW0uNJQ/file.html

Folder #4
HERE: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/lNFhmqCE/file.html

Bootlegs
HERE: https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/n4xOKUgH/file.html

Here's what's in these folders:

Official Releases:

1976 English, Welsh, Scottish, & Irish Fiddle Tunes 192 kbps
1983 Music For The Mabinogi 128 kbps
1984 Five Humorous Tales Of Scotland & Ireland 160 kbps
1985 Five Legendary Histories Of Britain 160 kbps
1988 Ten Of Songs 192 kbps
1993 The Wheel Of Fortune 192 kbps
1996 Island of the Strong Door 320 kbps
1999 At The Pure Fountain 192 kbps
1999 Cerddoriaeth i Macbeth (Music for Macbeth) 320 kbps
1999 Old Fangled Tone 320 kbps
2000 The Seed-At-Zero 320 kbps
2001 Carmina 320 kbps
2006 Gems Of Celtic Story Volume 3 320 kbps
2002 Skirting The River Road 192 kbps
2006 Four Gruagach Tales 320 kbps
2006 The Iron Stone 192 kbps
2008 Just Like The River And Other Songs For Guitar 256 kbps

Bootlegs:

1975 The Lost Album VBR 192-320 kbps
1978 Live In Bath, England 128 kbps
1990 KPFK Radio 128 kbps

Hope this helps! (Shared along with my fond memories of seeing the Incredible String Band at the Fillmore East when I was in college.)

heylee said...

mfarkas2, thank you for sharing, "Soul Records".

heylee said...

Scott Marks, thank you for all things, Joe Williams.

Anonymous said...

Uncle Babka. Thank you very much for the Ry Cooder Stuff. Brilliant

Anonymous said...

Thanks to Sir Kim Savoy Searnav

cdelint said...

@Butterboy - That Blues masters series is terrific. Thanks for it!

@montysmusic - I first saw that The Dead South video a while ago and you're right. It's a killer tune that gets stuck in your head and I love the visuals.

@Uncle Babka - now you're really getting into some rare Cooder. Excellent stuff all week long.

howstean said...

@ Montymusic - thanks for the Maddox Brothers & Rose albums. I was missing them too.

@ Bob - thanks so much for the batch of BACM.

howstean

Searnav said...

Skipmooose, I recognize my rip and scans for "Byrds Won't Fly Today" from years and years ago. Glad to notice it's still circulating.

Anonymous said...

@ montysmusic.
Thanks for the Townes Van Zandt! I once met him personally and I'll never forget him. He was such a great guy!
Cheers Buck

Charlie Ramone said...

@ Searnav said...
Thank you very much for the Brian Cutean album

Charlie Ramone said...

@ Rugby Lad
Here's Mary Travers - Mary (2008 reissue) @ 320 kbit/s

https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/0MbWy3Ez/file.html

S13 said...

Bobby Blue Bland megapost over at https://groovygumbo.blogspot.com/

complete LPs and 45s collection from 1951-1978. All MP3 @ 320kbs

cheers, S

howstean said...

@Cochise

Here are the two Cowboy Jazz albums you requested.
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/stqm27xG/file.html

howstean

Billy K said...

I had a surprisingly hard time finding these albums by A.C. Newman, so I thought I'd share them.

A.C. Newman - The Slow Wonder [2004]
A.C. Newman - Get Guilty [2009]

https://www40.zippyshare.com/v/qdg6nLdB/file.html

I still haven't been able to locate "Shut Down the Streets" from 2012.

skipmooose said...


Searnav, I have gotten tons of comps through the years, If I got it from you a long time ago, Thank You, it may have come from here, the Newsgroups or the many other sites I have visited....Always glad to share, wherever I got them from!...

Dan_invader said...

jose kortozirkuito, many thanks for the spanish albums you're gonna give us. Just one plea: Could you share them in flac, please??

Psychfan said...

Thanks to Butterboy for the Tinsley Ellis LP and to monty for the Dead South link.

Aging Child said...

Back Into Yesterday's Music, #150:
1910s-Plus -- B-E Artists:

The appearance of recorded Jazz (originally spelled "Jass") in 1917 was a tremendous catalyst toward its dominance in popular music at the close of the decade, where we hear it new, before its huge saturation of the 1920s and beyond: here are the early recordings of Eddie Cantor, Eubie Blake, and many more.

And the rise of Jazz saw the dusk and sunset of earlier genres of music, such as Vaudeville, Ragtime, and more, also heard among artists on today's slate.

(NB that there's also the occasional recording that plays off ethnic stereotypes, something not popularly acceptable a hundred years later. I don't like it or condone it -- but beyond detouring around a particularly unpalatable epithet (I edit the word out of the title), I'm not going to play censor, either. This is the world yesterday. Overall, it's beautiful and exciting... and there's the occasional blemish as well.)

Ben Selvin, 1919-32 [45@128-320]
Benjamin Albert Rolfe, 1914-28:
- Hot-Dance Obscurities, 1927-28 [6@101-116]
- miscellaneous, 1914-28 [9@110-320]
Blue-And-White Marimba Band - sampler, 1915-21 [6@128-320]
Broadway Quartet - sampler, 1917-21 [4@217-320]
Charles E. King, 1911-29 [20@128-320]
Charles Hart, 1917-19 [2@224, 6@320]
Charles Kellogg - The Nature Singer, 1912-26 [21@128-320]
Charles W. Harrison, 1913-19 [1@96, 20@224-320]
Chauncey Olcott, 1913-20 [9@128, 4@320]
Christine Miller, 1910-17 [24@128-320]
Ciro's Club Orchestra, 1916-17 [9@190-320]
Dan Boudini, 1918-19 [7@320]
Dolly Connolly - sampler, 1911-12 [1@157, 4@320]
Don Richardson, 1914-21 [8@120-192, 2@320]
Donald Chalmers, 1912-18 [6@128, 1@320]
Earl Fuller, 1917-21:
- Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band, 1917-19 [28@128-320]
- miscellaneous, 1917-21 [4@124-320]
Eddie Cantor, 1917-53 [14@128-320]
Elaine Gordon - sampler, 1917-19 [3@128, 1@320]
Elida Morris, 1910-15
Elizabeth Spencer, 1910-23 [84@128-320]
Emory B. Randolph, 1910-22 (22@128)
Ernest Hare, 1919-24 [8@107-320]
Eubie Blake, 1917-48 [2@96, 11@128-320]

Seven-day link (expires June 6):
https://we.tl/t9m9ELVC0Z

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: James Reese Europe, James McCormack, and more...

Cheers!

jean beliveau said...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWktoG5DU_4

Dave Edmunds - I Hear You Knocking

a kind of party, whwre the punch was light in alcool

keep on your good work TZ

BillyMac said...

Butterboy, Thanks for that perfect sized Sun collection.

PowerPop said...

Does anything from the 70's Power pop group Off Broadway?

I heard a track off of their record "On" the other day on WXPN in Philly and I would love to hear more. Thanks!

lemonflag said...

Thanks for Robin Willamson, I left England in 1975 for the States. I missed all this.

ralph11 said...

What!!! The GEORGE BAKER SELECTION is a Dutch band? I always thought they were British.

cdelint said...

@Uncle Babka - between you and @Ansina it looks like I'm pretty complete. It looks like the stories (that I have on cassette) are there as well. Thanks so much to both of you! I think the only one not included is The Dragon Has Two Tongues. And I'm glad to hear you also enjoyed the ISB. Theirs was amongst the music that pretty much saved me as a teenager.

And a general comment. It's too early to share this on TZ but I highly recommend the new album Downey To Lubbock by Dave Alvin (The Blasters, X) & Jimmie Dale Gilmore (Flatlanders). The vinyl arrived in my P.O. box today and it sounds fantastic. And it you like them--and good Americana songwriting--Tom Russell has a new stripped down album out called Old Songs Yet to Sing which is just him on guitar and voice with Andrew Hardin accompanying as they play through some highlights of Russell's catalogue.

Anonymous said...

Jdaman Says...Here's Sampled Vol. 3 (both discs with artwork) @320

https://we.tl/rMPL7DiYtA

KuriousKev said...

Just started on Operation Restore Disaster Exploded Failure ...

Does anyone have doug & the slugs tomcat prowl & slugcology to share?
I have everything else thanks to certain site but these two elude me. Incidentally they just happen to be the two I owned on CD before I sold everything to move from NZ to Oz.

Anonymous said...

@Jdaman
Many thanks for vol.3 of "Sampled".
Noticed your share is @ 320.
Wouldn't u have Vols. 1,2 & 4 also @ 320?
Many thanks in advance.
Yair

TheSingleGuy45 said...

@ Bob, thanks a lot for your BACM shares!

@ Montymusic, thanks for the Maddox Brothers & Rose
Warped CDs.

@ ralph11, really the George Baker Selection sound like a
British pop group but there are 100% Dutch. BTW George
Baker real name is Hans Bouwens.

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:
@Ralph11
Indeed, George Baker Selection was a Dutch band. In the second half of the 70's everything what was good in dutch music changed to Disco, presenting lightly dressed woman who always look like they have recently left the beach of Ibiza. I stopped collecting Dutch music following only a handful of bands like Brood, Cuby and the Earrings.

Bill said...

@mfarkas2, THANK YOU for the Soul Records post!
Cheers!
Bill

Cochise said...

Thanks you Howstean- This should make my morning commute awesome

duanespoetree said...

Is the Mary Travers "Mary" album the same as "And Mary"?

Camarillo Brillo said...

Cowboy Jazz
'That's What We Like About The West'
and 'Swing Boogie' ripped from my vinyl to one CDR using Pioneer CD recorder a few years back.

[FLAC] https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/Nn8FVYlP/file.html
[MP3@320] https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/UXBGhXsM/file.html

Swing Boogie:
A1 Matter Of Fact 2:22
A2 A Cowgirl's Dream
Resonator Guitar [Dobro] – Mike Auldridge 3:23
A3 Jeanne-Marie Stomp 4:37
A4 Santa Cruz Blues
Harmonica – Mark Wenner 4:10
A5 Rock-A-Bye Boogie 2:29
B1 Morning Sky 2:58
B2 Cross-Country Blues 4:39
B3 Swing Boogie Like Never Before 2:46
B4 How Can You Tell? 3:34
B5 720 In The Books 3:18

Acoustic Guitar – Barry Sless (tracks: B1), Kate Bennett (tracks: A1-A3,B3,B5)
Bass – Tony DeFontes
Drums – Brian Alpert (2)
Electric Guitar – Barry Sless (tracks: A3-A5,B2,B4), Kate Bennett (tracks: A4-A5,B2-B4)
Engineer – Bob Dawson
Fiddle – Denise Carlson (tracks: A1-A4,B1-B5)
Lead Vocals – Deanna Bogart (tracks: A4,B1,B3), Denise Carlson (tracks: A5,B2), Kate Bennett (tracks: A1-A2,B4)
Mastered By – Ted Jensen
Pedal Steel Guitar – Barry Sless (tracks: A1-A3,A5-B1,B3,B5)
Piano – Deanna Bogart
Producer, Mixed By – Bob Dawson, Cowboy Jazz, Kent Armiger
Vocals – Deanna Bogart (tracks: A1-A2,A5,B2,B4), Denise Carlson (tracks: A1-A2,A4,B1,B3-B4), Kate Bennett (tracks: A4-B3

That's What We Like About The West:
A1 Baby Don't Call
Lead Vocals – Kate Bennett 3:47
A2 Cow-Cow Boogie
Lead Vocals – Kate Bennett 3:32
A3 Sugar Moon
Lead Vocals – Deanna Bogart 2:22
A4 Don't Be Blue
Lead Vocals – Denise Carlson 5:05
A5 Sophisticated Mind 3:07
A6 That's What I Like About The West 2:34
B1 Too Much Fun
Lead Vocals – Denise Carlson 3:35
B2 Stickin' To My Honey
Lead Vocals – Kate Bennett 4:27
B3 Hey Good Lookin' 4:05
B4 Country Blue
Lead Vocals – Deanna Bogart 3:44
B5 Nagasaki 2:53
Credits

Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Kate Bennett
Drums – Charlie Crane
Electric Bass – Tony DeFontes
Electric Guitar, Steel Guitar – Barry Sless
Fiddle – Denise Carlson
Mixed By – Cowboy Jazz
Piano, Vocals – Deanna Bogart
Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Bob Dawson

Anonymous said...

@Yair

My pleasure! Unfortunately, I only have Sampled Vols 1 & 2 @320. I'll upload them later when I get in. Glad to be of help!

Jdaman

Anonymous said...

To all who are looking for the History Of Soul Volumes, The Northern Madman uploaded a bushel full about a year or so ago I imagine that they may still be here somewhere on TZ.

Jdaman

Anonymous said...

@Yair...

Sampled Vols 1 & 2 @320...

https://we.tl/HX9n8lq4Yb


Jdaman

ELtel said...

@ montysmusic, thanks for Eddie Holman.

@ mfarkas2, thanks for "The History Of Soul Records"
cheers,ELtel

Ira Seigel said...

@ moose 327...thanks for Over The Top Doo-Wop...a lot of those sides are new to me, and anything from El Toro is usually worth at least a listen...and as always thanks to all the TZers for the heartfelt efforts

Anonymous said...

@Jdaman
Many many thanks :)
Yair

Rhodb said...

Thanks Monty


The Townes Van Zandt is a great listen a truely talented wordsmith

Regards

zipper said...

Thanks Butterboy for the final instalment of Blues Masters...nice series. Cheers JWDen for the Stereolab shares and montysmusic for mike vickers.

Mike said...

Thanks for Cowboy Jazz shares...

I have had a difficult time finding this KFAT-featured band.

Cheers,
Mike