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They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 VA - 40 Smooth As Butter Jazz Tracks (A Butterboy Compilation) CD1+CD2
Link https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/YIVlUwWW/file.html
Smooth Jazz is an outgrowth of fusion, one that emphasizes its polished side. Generally, smooth jazz relies on rhythms and grooves instead of improvisation. There are often layers of synthesizers, lite-funk rhythms, lite-funk bass, elastic guitars, and either trumpets, alto, or soprano saxophones. The music isn't cerebral, like hard bop, nor is it gritty and funky like soul-jazz or groove -- it is unobtrusive, slick, and highly polished, where the overall sound matters more than the individual parts. Blah blah blah... and blahhhh.
"Smooth As Butter Jazz Tracks" is filled with the smoothest jazz sounds that I put on whenever I am chilling out. I have included tracks where you can drift away with or simply be transported to another peace of mind. Typically you would not find vocals on such an album but I have included a few vocal tracks here because thay move me and because they are so smooth... I hope you like the mix of flavours and tastes of these beauties.
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Track List
CD1
01 Chet Baker - Almost Blue 0:07:55
02 Al Jarreau - Mornin' 0:04:18
03 Stan Getz - Misty 0:05:27
04 Etta James - A Sunday Kind Of Love 0:03:19
05 Bluey - Life Between The Notes 0:05:12
06 Wes Montgomery - In Your Own Sweet Way 0:04:53
07 Ben Webster - Stardust 0:11:23
08 Brian Culbertson - Hey Girl 0:04:36
09 Dave Brubeck - Take Five 0:05:28
10 Wynton Marsalis - Where Or When 0:02:52
11 Wynton Marsalis - When It's Sleepy Time Dow 0:03:26
13 Chet Baker Sextet - These Foolish Things 0:04:56
14 Grover Washington Jr. - East River Drive 0:04:44
15 Marcus Roberts - Our Love Is Here To Stay 0:03:55
16 Chuck Loeb - Cotton Club 0:05:04
17 Rick Braun - We Don't Talk Anymore 0:04:03
18 Paul Brown - Hush 0:03:52
19 Miles Davis - Blue In Green 0:05:38
20 Chet Baker - Autumn Leaves 0:07:04
CD2
21 Julie London - Cry Me A River 0:02:59
22 Carmen Mcrae - I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good 0:03:27
23 Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderly - The Masquerade Is Over 0:04:18
24 Quincy Jones - The Midnight Sun Never Sets 0:04:07
25 Ron Carter Sextet - Manha De Carnaval 0:05:57
26 Herbie Hancock - Alone And I 0:06:29
27 Jeff Golub - Boom Boom 0:04:30
28 Dexter Gordon - I Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out To Dry 0:05:26
29 Phil Woods Quintet - Blood Count 0:04:10
30 Euge Groove - Love, Passion And Joy 0:06:12
31 Oscar Peterson With Milt Jackson - Dream Of You 0:04:15
32 Sarah Vaughan - The Midnight Sun Will Never Set 0:02:51
33 Bill Evans - Young And Foolish 0:05:54
34 Duke Ellington & John Coltrane - In A Sentimental Mood 0:04:18
35 Eric Marienthal & Chuck Loeb - Crossing 0:04:48
36 Bud Powell - Polka Dots And Moonbeams 0:04:06
37 Chris Botti - My One And Only Love 0:04:05
38 Chris Standring - Ready Steady Flow 0:04:27
39 Eric Reed - I Still Believe In You 0:04:45
40 Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers - Moanin' 0:09:35
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01 Everly Brothers - The Very Best Of The Cadence Era [2005]
Link https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/s1U1zcGc/file.html
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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
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03 Wild Swans - Incandescent [2003] CD1+ CD2
Link https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/09FS6zYJ/file.html
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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
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Lo-Fi Ladies, Vol. 50
Over 40 Years Of All-Female & Female-Fronted Lo-Fi Bands, 1977-2017
On this volume: Garage Rock, Garage Punk, Gunk Punk, Trash Rock
1. Les Kitchenettes “Tu En Fais Trop” (France, 2010)
2. Catfight “You’re So Fine “I Want You To Be Mine” (USA, 1996)
3. Cikatris “Je Suis C” (Sweden, 2015)
4. Lung Leg “Kung Fu On The Internet” (Scotland, 1997)
5. Dark/Light “Seein’ Tigers” (USA, 2016)
6. Screaming Females “Zoo Of Death” (USA, 2006)
7. Mambo Taxi “Prom Queen” (UK, 1993)
8. Bloods “What Do I Care” (Australia, 2014)
9. Rackett “Bats” (Australia, 2016)
10. Fury Furyzz “Pussycat Destruction” (France, 2010)
11. The Pink Tiles “State Of The Nation” (Australia, 2014)
12. Black Rainbow “Hey Sailor, What Ship?” (USA, 2014)
13. The Meltaways “Pacify” (USA, 2016)
14. Slowcoaches “Surface Observations” (UK, 2014)
15. Voodoo Dolls “Feeling Kinky” (Sweden, 1998)
16. Feels “Play It Cool” (USA, 2016)
17. The Frumpies “She’s A Real Cutie Pie” (USA, 1993)
18. The Sufferjets “Boys In Beetle Boots” (Australia, 2013)
19. The Meteopathics “(A Matter Of) Willpower” (Italy, 2015)
20. Poppets “I Hate My School” (Sweden, 2009)
21. Mika Miko “Don’t Shake It Off” (USA, 2005)
22. Cable Ties “Walking Out” (Australia, 2016)
23. Feature “Jealous” (UK, 2017)
24. Childbirth “I Only Fucked You As A Joke” (USA, 2014)
25. The Let’s Go’s “Danny My Love” (Japan, 2011)
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/I6stKlF1/file.html
OK, I know I’ve said it before but this time I mean it: I gotta set this project aside for a while. We probably all need a break to be honest, but it will be back at some point. I’ve still got a folder full of pulled songs, a pile of records to rip, and a stack of scribbled notes; I’m caging this monster for now, but I still want to work on it when I can and in the future I think I’ll just drop stary volumes as I’m able to compile them. I’ll also be posting full albums from favorites that have appeared in the series, so watch for that too (emphasis on bands under-represented in blogland).
Thanks to everyone who’s followed along and offered comments – I appreciate the feedback and I’m glad to know these ladies have struck a chord with some of you too. Thanks also to folks who’ve suggested bands, I appreciate the tips and love finding new-to-me bands; please feel free to share or suggest worthy artists, it’s always interesting to see what I’ve missed.
As promised, here are text files of all the links for all volumes so far:
Links + full info as seen in the daily posts (tracklists, countries, dates, genres, etc.)
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/eNkGdN3N/file.html
Links & genres only
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/QCJsx6uQ/file.html
Thanks again and I look forward doing some “regular” sharing again too.
Thank you Ryp for sharing your webspace, the TwilightZone is truly a land without equal. And it’s all thanks to you. Rock on with your bad self.
\m/
-Larry
Today is the last of our Tangerine Dream concerts. Part 13 ends with the 2004 fan release of the soundtrack to “The Keep,” which was never officially released. The original was a limited run of 150 advance CDs sold at a 1997 UK concert, but legal issues with the studio halted its general release. Since then, individual tracks have been bootlegged and repackaged, but this one (Tangerine Tree, Vol. 54: “The Keep: An Alternative View”) from 2004 is my favorite. Again, all shows at 320 with artwork.
Pt. 10 – Seattle, 1977/Dusseldorf, 1976 https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/6Onkt7Rz/file.html
Pt. 11 – Manchester, 1976/Cologne, 1972 https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/L16TxHcr/file.html
Pt. 12 – Amsterdam, 1976/Santa Monica, 1977 https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/3ujb8LBc/file.html
Pt. 13 – Berlin, 1978/Brighton, 1976/Unreleased Soundtrack “The Keep” https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/YwdRpRBy/file.html
The Kitsch Korner presents the second volume of H.P. Lovecraft with “Dagon” and “The Shadow Over Innsmouth,” some exotica from Stanley Wilson, and John Harrison’s score from Stephen King’s early Eighties “Creepshow.” Bitrates will vary, but only George Romero could get a decent acting performance out of Stephen King.
Wayne June – “The Dark Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft, Vol. 2” (2006) https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/Ym0Wdaof/file.html
Stanley Wilson – “Pagan Love” (1960) https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/dTnCBF6r/file.html
John Harrison – “Creepshow” (1982) https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/MWs4Atjh/file.html
Colin Blunstone And His Band – Pinkpop Classic 2013
Landgraaf, The Netherlands – August 24, 2013
Not available in stores.
1. Say You Don't Mind (3:18)
2. Wonderful (2:59)
3. Andorra (4:37)
4. Time Of The Season (4:02)
5. Old And Wise (5:54)
6. She's Not There (3:06)
7. I Want Some More (3:05)
Artwork Included
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/NtfBV6iu/file.html
Karen Almquist – Tracking Of Time
Althia ALTH1004CD (USA 1996)
Karen Almquist
With (in alphabetical order):
Cary Black, Joey Blake, George Brooks, Norton Buffalo, Joe Craven, Nancy Feehan, Nina Gerber, Mona Gnader, Barbara Higbie, Ed Johnson, Billy Lee Lewis, Laurie Lewis, Gene Parsons, Rhiannon, Kim scanlon, Robin Sylvester, Teresa Trull, sally Van Meter, Chris Webster, Dave Worm, Kris Yenney
1. Hearts In Transit (3:47)
2. Silver Wings (3:24)
3. Why Are People Like That? (3:40)
4. A New Direction (4:46)
5. Keepers Of Time (6:04)
6. Land Of Plenty (4:11)
7. If Your Soul Gets Lonesome (4:20)
8. Take Out Your Healings (3:58)
9. Buckets Of Rain (4:47)
10. Little Jewels (4:24)
Artwork Included (front, back, inside, CD)
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/Yo09qV47/file.html
...Timebender said...
FLAC FRIDAY
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- HAWKWIND -
Space Ritual - 1996 - Live 73 _ FLAC
Tracklist Disc 1
01 - Earth Calling
02 - Born To Go
03 - Down Through The Night
04 - The Awakening
05 - Lord Of Light
06 - Black Corridor
07 - Space Is Deep
08 - Electronic No. 1
09 - Orgone Accumulator
10 - Upside Down
11 - 10 Seconds Of Forever
12 - Brainstorm
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/5bgMmnYz/file.html
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Tracklist Disc 2
01 - 7 By 7
02 - Sonic Attack
03 - Time We Left This World Today
04 - Master Of The Universe
05 - Welcome To The Future
06 - You Shouldn't Do That
07 - Master Of The Universe
08 - Born To Go
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/rfBOVAvb/file.html
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Or both discs @320 in one zip file.
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/rYKig4K7/file.html
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* Scans + booklet included.
* Incredible live album, a must hear IMO.
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- SYD BARRETT -
The Peel Sessions EP _ 1988 _ FLAC
Tracklist
1 - Terrapin
2 - Gigolo Aunt
3 - Baby Lemonade
4 - Effervescing Elephant
5 - Two Of A Kind
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/A09F9eCP/file.html
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* My apologies to @Marky Cha Cha, the Fall Peel Boxset in FLAC
may get posted at a later date?. I got really busy really quick,
something I have anticipated for a little while now.
* Due to time constraints, I will be on hiatus from posting routinely.
Thanks to the friendly, helpful, generous and gracious people
I have encountered along the way. Very much appreciated.
* Random posts are still always a possibility on occassion.
Enjoy your Spring and Summer months and take care TZers.
Lofi , check out As Diabatz , Brazilian , all girl trio . Psychobilly , but damned good ;)
... that Diana said ...
@ JWDen, thx for the Eldrich Horrors. It seems you are reading my mind... at risk of your own sanity. Beware!
Thank you Lo-Fi Larry for this amazing series. It's sad to see it put on hold but, at least, it means we'll have the time to dig deeper into it. Each volume contained both personal favorites and totally unknown names. I'll make sure to offer some suggestions but they cannot but pale compared to so much knowledge and efforts. Thank you again. Cheers.
Lo-Fi...thank you for everything you've knocked out..... Hawkster
Friday's GOSPEL
- Bless The People Everywhere ~ Gospel Funk Of Peacock & Songbird.zip
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Bless-The-People-Everywhere-Gospel-Funk-Of-Peacock-Songbird/master/1328583
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/AMfpd71A/file.html
- Church Choirs, Gospel Singers And Preachers Vol. 2 (1925-1955).zip
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Church-Choirs-Gospel-Singers-And-Preachers-Volume-2-1925-1955-Complete-Recorded-Works-Supple/release/9885094
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/AlOuPDzC/file.html
- Country Gospel ~ The Post War Years (1946-1953).zip
https://www.discogs.com/Two-Gospel-Keys-Sister-O-M-Terrell-Country-Gospel-The-Post-War-Years-1946-1953/release/6214074
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/M3N4QpGa/file.html
Friday's WESTERN SWING
I'm going to make a start on some Western Swing now. Bear in mind that there is not too much of this stuff around so it won't be as extensive as my bluegrass, soul or gospel uploads. But I do have a lot of country music pre 1970.
Some albums may contain hillbilly boogie or other early country forms as well.
Let me know of any specific artists or LP's you want and I'll see what I can do. (I have loads of music by the major artists.)
Many thanks to all the original uploaders.
Al Clauser & his Oklahoma Outlaws - Hot Western Swing 1937-48 featuring Patti Page.zip
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/ZqghI8eh/file.html
Billy Jack Wills - Billy Jack Wills & His Western Swing Band.zip
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/NzMWMtUG/file.html
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys - Classic Western Swing.zip
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/fL0WvQRm/file.html
Bud Powell 8 and Out
1949-1958 - The Complete Bud Powell Blue Note Recordings (5 Disc Set) @320
CD 1 LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!n9hxxAwa!zB9G0hc2E_3Jw9mWrk65vQ
Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz with Aaron Parks (192 kbps, AAC)
https://mega.nz/#!TVEWBKja!VrFP2O8GXjcufm9kZOUuUg4J0KrWExNIU3gM2-Ysa7Q
Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz with Ahmad Jamal (256 kbps, MP3)
https://mega.nz/#!DJVTRBDK!aTomYR7rtD4Eqq9bOmAVMtMrIcRrTFvPaFzy3MFBkC0
With self-made artwork, fully tagged, intro & track details (see Lyrics tab), hope you like it!
Happy Birthday Willie Nelson....
...anybody got anything special from Shotgun to post?
Tom
@ Lil'ol'Lady
Thanks for "The Fine Gospel"
You wrote 'thanks for the INFO regarding Newark Gospel'.
Did you realize that it is actually downloadable from:-
- The Best Of Newark Gospel
http://www.mediafire.com/?zzn1li4tm77u8yb
@... that Diana said... - You're most welcome. Just wait until you see what's coming up in this series!
@LoFi Larry
Thank you for the Lo-Fi Ladies
Various Artists - 7 Inchers Vol. 10
? (Question Mark) & The Mysterians – 96 Tears / Midnight Hour (1966) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/-Question-Mark-The-Mysterians-96-Tears/release/5048410
Dora Hall – Engine, Engine #9 / How Does That Grab You Darlin'? 7”
http://www.45cat.com/record/pr4013pr4015
Curtis Mayfield – Freddie's Dead (Theme From Superfly) / Underground (1972) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Curtis-Mayfield-Freddies-Dead-Theme-From-Superfly-Underground/release/643867
The Soul Survivors – Go Out Walking / Turn Out The Fire (1969)
7”
https://www.discogs.com/The-Soul-Survivors-Go-Out-Walking/release/2257125
Hank Soul Man Mullen – He Upset Your Dreams / Listen (1967) 7”
http://www.45cat.com/record/nc650097us
The Sopwith "Camel" – Hello Hello / Treadin' (1966) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Sopwith-Camel-The-Hello-Hello-Treadin/release/1717289
Spirit – I Got A Line On You / She Smiles (1968) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Spirit-I-Got-A-Line-On-You/release/1680058
Lonnie And Floyd – I Pledge / Whip It Up Baby (1965) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Lonnie-And-Floyd-I-Pledge/release/10858884
Luther Ingram & The G-Men – I Spy ( For The F.B.I. ) / Foxy Devil (1966) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Luther-Ingram-The-G-Men-I-Spy-For-The-FBI--Foxy-Devil/release/8275429
Bill Deal & The Rhondels – May I / Day By Day My Love Grows Stronger (1968) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Bill-Deal-The-Rhondels-May-I-Day-By-Day-My-Love-Grows-Stronger/release/6360392
The Critters – Mr. Dieingly Sad / It Just Won't Be That Way (1966) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/The-Critters-Mr-Dieingly-Sad-It-Just-Wont-Be-That-Way/release/976768
The Supremes – My World Is Empty Without You / Everything Is Good About You (1966) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/The-Supremes-My-World-Is-Empty-Without-You/release/3889415
Shades Of Blue – Oh How Happy / Little Orphan Boy (1966) 7”
http://www.45cat.com/record/1007us7
Lee Maye Of The Milwaukee Braves = Only A Dream / The Breaks Of Life (1964) 7”
http://www.45cat.com/record/nc174418us
Delia Gartrell – See What You Done, Done (Hymn #9) / Fight Fire, With Fire (1971) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Delia-Gartrell-See-What-You-Done-Done-Hymn-9-Fight-Fire-With-Fire/release/1247997
Ronnie McNeir – Wendy Is Gone / Give Me A Sign (1975) 7”
https://www.discogs.com/Ronnie-McNeir-Wendy-Is-Gone-Give-Me-A-Sign/release/3269891
All in one zip file and all @320
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/o6l89lVf/file.html
Various Artists – Winner Takes All (Vinyl) @320
http://www47.zippyshare.com/v/JJZob9PG/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Winner-Takes-All/release/2337107
Various Artists – For Dancers Also (CD) @320
http://www.discogs.com/Various-For-Dancers-Also/release/3918361
http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/NY0qSEf0/file.html
Various Artists – Where The Soul Begins...For Dancers Only (Vinyl) @320
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/KFkhKg1W/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Various-For-Dancers-Only/release/1909482
Elvis Costello -Taking Liberties (1980 Vinyl) @320
http://www.discogs.com/Elvis-Costello-Taking-Liberties/master/122213
http://www58.zippyshare.com/v/77794398/file.html
Richard Thompson – Across A Crowded Room (1985) CD @320
http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/IXtAcAkV/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Richard-Thompson-Across-A-Crowded-Room/release/3023037
A single song request for T. TEXAS TYLER
Please, does anyone have this track to share?:
T. Texas Tyler - Frankie And Johnny (or Frankie And Johnnie) ?
I need it to complete a double album of 1940's country music. The track that came in the file was the wrong one. Thanks in advance.
@Scott Marks - CD1 & CD2 of The Complete Bud Powell Blue Note Recordings are empty folders on Mega. The other 3 CDs are fine. Thanks for all the music.
...I Only Want To See You Smile.
* FLAK FRIDAY *
Kevin Coyne And Dagmar Krause – Babble (1979) FLAC
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/GnCJe25T/file.html
Kevin Coyne – Dynamite Daze (1978) FLAC
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/65F4hy4U/file.html
Marianne Faithfull – A Secret Life (1995) FLAC
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/C18wZaKz/file.html
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Nursery Rhymes - Children's, Folk, World, &
Country from Germany @ anti-authoritarian education!
Christiane & Fredrik Vahle @ Pläne Verlag
# Gehupft wie gesprungen: Lieder für fröhliche Füße und neugierige Ohren
# Der Fuchs (1976)
# Die Rübe - Lustige + Listige Lieder Für Kinder Von Sieben Bis Siebzig (1973)
# Luzi Lindwurm
# Der Elefant (1981)
# Hup Tsching Paul
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/dywAGgK3/file.html
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Biermösl Blosn – Zing Zang Zing (Bavarian nursery rhymes)
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/HBt5yubz/file.html
INFO: https://www.discogs.com/de/Bierm%C3%B6sl-Blosn-Zing-Zang-Zing/release/3267188
INFO Biermösl Blosn
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bierm%C3%B6sl_Blosn
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Ton Steine Scherben, Hoffmann's Comic Teater
Herr Fressack und die Bremer Stadtmusikanten (1973)
https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/QZkjdRRw/file.html
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For those who grabbed Jerry Lee Lewis's amazing Live At The Star Club Hamburg here last month (main page, April 20) and then were too stunned to notice, some versions of the album had two more tracks: Your Cheatin' Heart and Down The Line. Such longer versions were posted on And Now For Something Completely Different (April 21) and in the comments on the original post.
And that reminded me of my favorite version of Your Cheatin' Heart. It's a doo-wop version by The Pearls. So here they are @320.
Here Come The Pearls
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/m3NcxyTV/file.html
@Doug C
As requested
James P. Johnson - Chronological Classics [1992] CD1 +CD2+CD3
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/Ur1Y3Lrm/file.html
Thanks for yesterdays fine Dwight Yoakam CD upload, Searnav!
I must have overlooked the record back then when it came out.
Still think, it wasn't a wise move, when Dwight and Pete Anderson went different ways.
By the way, same goes for Chris Isaak, when he and James Calvin Wilsey partet company!
Rank Stranger
@ LoFi Larry - I first noticed this series when you posted Vol. 3. And then I was excited to see there were
two more volumes! And here we are at 50. And it's all as fresh as it was back at the start. So thank you again for this amazing series - and enjoy your well-deserved rest. I'll look forward to your return whenever it is.
Finchy
Rank Stranger said, "Still think, it wasn't a wise move, when Dwight and Pete Anderson went different ways. By the way, same goes for Chris Isaak, when he and James Calvin Wilsey partet company!" I agree 100% and to those two I would add Gurf Morlix leaving Lucinda Williams!
Whenever I hear "Wicked Game" I think about how far James Wilsey came from playing with SF punk band The Avengers. A similar musical journey was made by Alejandro Escovedo, who started out in SF punk band The Nuns.
Try it again, Muzz.
https://mega.nz/#F!n9hxxAwa!zB9G0hc2E_3Jw9mWrk65vQ
@to CLASH
thanks for your 7" inchers collection
can you give the links for the 3 first volumes????
Many thanks
A story about music and libraries - with a happy ending and some new hard-to-find music.
When I met my wife she was a widow taking care of 2 teenaged boys. The older son went off to college soon after we met, but the youngest son was stuck with me, and worse, the very idea that his mother was - ugggh - dating.
Like all teenaged boys, he wasn't exactly chatty and his discomfort around me was palpable. But he loved music! So, if I heard him listening to Crosby Still and Nash - I left him a stack of Neil Young and Buffalo Springfield. BB King? - How about some Freddie King and Albert King?
So, I may not have been welcome - but I was starting to be useful. He actually asked me to show him how to set up his new Ipod. I got to explain bitrates to him. One of my fondest memories of that time was showing him that all of the libraries in our county were part of one system - and if he went to the main county catalog there would be thousands and thousands of CDs he could borrow. This was before streaming - so this was the physical media version of "music discovery".
The county library van would bring a stack CDs to his local library and they would call him when they came in. So, for the next year, whenever we came home, the answering machine light would be flashing that there was a message - and it was always the library calling with more free music for him!
And I promised you a happy ending. That wonderful young man just got a graduate degree and is a newly licensed professional in health sciences. He's getting married next month to an awesome young woman. And, just last month, he invited his mom and I to hear his smoking hot 7 piece R&B band perform at a local bar.
I was reminded of that story because I used a version of that library trick to track down some rare music I wanted. It's a trick many of you can use yourselves.
When I was sharing all my Blossom Dearie music with you 2 weeks ago I noted I was missing some of her hard to find music. As is frequently the case here, other TZers filled in some holes, but there was still some gaps. So I went to http://www.worldcat.org/ - it's a catalog of libraries around the world. Not every library will do interlibrary loans of CDs and DVDs, (and few if any do vinyl) but mine does - so I'm happy to share with you these two very hard to find Blossom Dearie CDs that came from halfway across the country to my local library. (BTW - they don't call anymore, now you get an email.)
So here they are. Get 'em while you can:
Blossom Dearie - Tweedledum And Tweedledee.zip
Link: https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/GPOV9zT6/file.html
Blossom Dearie - 1975 _ From The Meticulous To The Sublime.zip
Link: https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/UKLHeBFF/file.html
Looking for a vinyl rip of Judy Polan's self-titled LP and her follow-up, Look To The Stars. Many thanks in advance!
Thanks to everyone for all the awesome music.
Does anybody have any Lyle Lovett?
As requested by Jean Pierre and Lemonflag:
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #40
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/VpXRP0IK/file.html
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #14
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/NdMwboKD/file.html
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #15
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/hNiiknWg/file.html
Thanks for the kind words you two, and to Aging Child who offers unfailing encouragement! :)
- Stinky
Thanks Lofi for the mammoth cool of your Ladies series!
RYP and Gyro – some comfort and consolation for all your positive: Bears From Delaware, amused indulgers, autodidactic multi-instrumentalist from Wuppertal, Cleaners from Venus, Salvation Salivators, Wingy Manone treasurers, scented letter deliverers, heroin king pins, Polish beef tripe diners, porcupine schtuppers, boiler maker drinkers, time travel bus wrappers, hashish cave and prison dwellers, fountain pen rehabilitators, dark-night-of-the-soul balladeers, bagsnagglers, One Arm Slimmers, non-verbal aural stimulators, dewy meadow gallopers, Hash, Bread, & Salt dieters, Boggs specialists, Visitacion Valley vocaliers, new note thrillers, the Red Army Ensemblists, epotential posters, Ponytoners, Daughter/Mother bassists, undiscovered talentless wonders, your or you're possessors, penquins called ‘Gussy’, Alaskan Turnpike spreaders, high praisers, Treacherous Orchestra blenders, King Cake eaters, data: sellers/watchers/instructors/corruptors/waiters/parasites, disarming piano players, ‘Bundled Bundle of Bundles’ bundlers, delinquent credit card collectors, Goofus Five hot dance artistes, Willy Wednesday watchers, caught in the act husbands, Xiao Fangfang shakers, Groover Krüger and his Bavarian lyricists, ear wrappers, glorious monoloudaramatists, Johnny Mathis snorers, real Indians everywhere, constantly bumbling neogreek unmusical masses, Baroque side of Classical humblers, Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah searchers, homophonous name variants, and of course, apart from ‘the resta youse guise’ and the HMS Twilight floaters, your razor edge funambulists. May the fourth be with you.
North Side Gal.zip
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/r93SLuBh/file.html
Yawning Angel sez...
Butterboy, thank you for your smooov jazz compilation! Nicce stuff in there :o)
Bob, thanks for the western swing!
clash, many thanks for the soul/funk!
@Scott Marks - Sorted. Thank you.
Yawning Angel sez...
clash, forgot to thank you for Taking Liberties. Thanks!
Speaking of forgotten hard drives, oddities, and Geoff Muldaur...
Having A Wonderful Time 1975 flac
https://we.tl/8COpcjDg6U
...and this one is actually pretty good
@Bob...
thanks for the Peacock-Songbird compilation
@Susan...
thanks for Here Come the Pearls
@Clash...
thanks for the latest 7s collection
I requested a re-up of a post from 2010 yesterday ... I no longer need said request in case anyone is looking for it but thank you if you are! I do have another re-up request however ...
I can't remember who posted it here (and I backtracked but can't find it) but would love a re-up of OC Tolbert - Black Diamond (Dave Hamilton's Detroit Masters) Kent Soul CDKEND 352
https://www.discogs.com/OC-Tolbert-Black-Diamond-Dave-Hamiltons-Detroit-Masters/release/8664325
I found a 128kbs version but would really like this one @ 320kbs/FLAC
any help so very greatly appreciated!
cheers, S
@Uncle Babka, you're a lucky man. Thanks for the story. It's a feel-good Friday. :)
Thanks for downloading, Muzz. Enjoy!
@Timebender No Problem, I have patience 'till my head expands & The North rises again.
Scott Marks, please can you share again the link for Little Richard day 1?
I miss the link.Thanks
Butterboy, thank you for, Smooth As Butter.
Clash, thank you for, Taking Liberties.
Uncle Babka, thank you for sharing all things, Blossom Dearie.
Info: Update 7-zip (free packer/unpacker) to version 18.05 for security reasons.
Hermann
What a wonderful world of Lo-Fi Ladies <3 Great Thanx Lo-Fi Larry for your titanesque work !!!
HI. Thank you for ''hey! cheeck out my cheesy organ vol 27''
Bye
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #124:
1920s+ Blues, Jazz, Spoken-Word, Gospel, and More:
We leap into 1920s-rooted M-name artists today with a particularly broad array of talent -- lots of early Blues and Jazz, of course... but students of history have a sober listen in a quartet of speeches from lightning-rod activist Marcus Garvey as well. Gospel-lovers are in for a nice treat in Marion Talley, lovers of Christmas in organist Mark Andrews (sounding more to me like roller-rink music, I admit)... and then there's always Marlene Dietrich, uns're fesche Lola.
Madlyn Davis - Female Blues-Singer, 1927
Mae 'Bessie Jones' Glover - sampler, 1929
Mae 'St. Louis Bessie' Smith - Complete, 1927-30
Maggie Jones - Complete, 1923-26
- in two parts; artwork included
Majestic Dance Orchestra, 1922-31 [16@123-278]
Mal Hallett - Hot-Dance Obscurities, 1929 [3@256, 1@320]
Mamie Smith (1920-42):
- Complete, 1920-42 [89@224, 7@320] (in four parts; artwork included)
- miscellaneous [2@320]
Mandy Lee - Complete, 1923-26
Manhattan Merrymakers, 1923 [7@167-281]
Marcus Garvey - four speeches, 1921-24~ [1@128, 3@320]
Marcus Lowell 'Lowe' Stokes, 1928-30 [3@192-256, 4@320]
Margaret Johnson - Complete, 1923-27
Marie Bradley - Complete, 1927
Marion Talley, 1926-28 [12@142-277]
Mark Andrews, 1924-26 [8@144-261]
Marlene Dietrich (1928-45):
- Falling In Love Again, 1928-39
- miscellaneous, 1940s [2@320]
Mart Britt - sampler, 1928 [3@192, 1@320]
Martha Copeland - Complete, 1923-28
Mary Dixon - sampler, 1928-29 [2@256, 2@320]
Mary H. Bradford - Complete, 1923-28
Mary Jackson - Complete, 1923
Mary Johnson, 1926-30 [2@128, 6@320]
Seven-day link (expires May 11):
https://we.tl/9DPp4ArmKD
All tracks are 320 KBpS except where noted; "samplers" are four to six random recordings by the artist. And 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: Meade "Lux" Lewis, lots of fine jug stompin', and more...
Cheers!
Great variety on this blog..... does anyone happen to have Don Henley's "End of the Innocence?"
@Gebis61
My pleasure! I'm glad you like the Cheesy Organ series! :)
- Stinky
@Butterboy, thanks for the James P. Johnson. Love them barrelhouse blues!
@ Butterboy
Thank you for the Smooth Jazz Collection
looks very "smooth" ;-)
@ Searnav
Thanks a lot for Karen Almquist
Thanks Butterboy
The Tony Joe White is much appreciated.
A quality artist
Regards
@jonder - and both Dave Alvin and John Doe came out of the LA punk band X--although most people probably know of Alvin from the Blasters. And speaking of Alvin, he ha a new album due soon with the great Jimmy Dale Gilmore. I've heard some samples and it's top notch.
@Uncle Babka - I did like your library story!
@ S13,
KENT 352 - dave hamilton detroit masters - o.c. tolbert black diamond.rar
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/tlNEIrXz/file.html
Previously shared thanks to the original uploader.
Got some catching up to do over your place again.
cheers,ELtel
@ Lo-Fi, many thanks for your Ladies series that I've collected for my mate. I know he's going to enjoy this little lot, but every one is entitled to a break. I'll keep on looking for the future drops.
You have however made me look a bit of a knob and no longer numerate as i'd burned them to DVD quoting of 40 then you changed your mind and made it 50 lol. Thanks again for the huge effort you've put in, worth a lot more thanks than you have received as with Gyro.
cheers,ELtel
@erasmus
Thanks for the Geoff Muldaur.
Thanks to Uncle Babka for the great story and the tip about Worldcat. As a heavy library user myself I appreciate the info.
Thanks Larry for the amazing LoFi Ladies series. I've only scratched the surface of all the volumes I've downloaded and I can't wait to thoroughly dig in to this amazing series.
Steve
Hi Stinky, most of my comments are Grade Z wordplay, but there comes a time for even dudes like me to say a simple Thank You to a very nice guy.
Here's a virtual beer for you...
pd says:
Uncle Babka, et al,
Speaking of all things blossom...
Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz [via NPR]
(1985-00-00 --2009-10-30) Blossom Dearie [@128 (52.5MB)]
https://mega.nz/#!45cn3Z6A!2SWuYAY-Kkv0eypiI3_dZk3lYOEP9FyGbK8hrynBHqo
@ Uncle Babka
Thank you for your story about music and libraries.
Its proof that music bonds people together. Peace to you.
@ clash said...
Thank you for your VA - 7 Inchers that you share. Great stuff.
@ Wu Ming
Thank you for your shares today so FLACing good.
@ Scott Marks
Great way to end Bud Powell. Enjoyed these very much.
@LoFiLarry: thank you for these latest ladies -- a great wrapup to a very challenging, and very masterfully completed, project. Great work, good sir; and I join many of our sisters and brothers here in looking to see what's next. Kick your feet up for now, and thanks again!
@Searnav: thank you for Syd Barrett's turn with Peel. And thanks especially for all your contributions here -- best and warmest wishes to you; have a great spring and summer... and see you 'round here again.
@Bob: thank you for your latest early Gospel.
@WuMing: thank you for the Kinderlieder.
@UncleBabka: What a lovely and inspiring, sweet story -- thank you for sharing it! Our family used something closely parallel to WorldCat to track down and borrow our mother's bound original masters' thesis/dissertation (likewise from halfway across the country), and put it back into her hands for her to read and remember in her wheelchair... sixty years after, fading with dementia and partial paralysis. (We did the same for our dad's thesis, but it was ten years too late for him to read it once more.) Services like that are beyond priceless.
@Stinky: oh, shucks -- we all encourage you, and admire your organ! 8-D
@TheShadow: likewise, O gentle padawan!
@Hermann: vielen Dank für die Vorwarnung über 7-Zip.
Cheers!
@Bob.....I used the link you posted for the Newark Gospel. I did not know it was available at MediaFire until you pointed that out. Thank you again.
... that Diana said ...
@ Butterboy - Yesterday's Wild Swans made my day! I had heard very little of that but I "just knew" there had to be more in every sense of the word. Spinning now and like wow. :D
@Bob......Stumbled over this web site this evening. Since the "Fine Gospel" was new to you, perhaps you will find this interesting.
http://www.g45central.com/forum/index.php?threads/the-lost-fine-gospel-tapes.3264/
The byte rates are not the same from song to song, and usually quite low compared to what is demanded today. For personal listening, I have downloaded some that were never released! Hope you can find something of interest.
@Clash
thank you for the 7 inches collection have not listened to the last 2 volumes but I remember the first ones were fantastic, cheers. Thanks also to other contributors of this blog whose material I grabbed without saying thank you....
Scott Marks, thank you sir for the Bud Powell.
Back at the record store, I talked with this older woman who was his nurse at Bellevue. She said "he drew piano keys on the wall of his room and started playing them saying "you have to hear this song I wrote", then started playing the keys. I pray that the cop that bludgeoned him with his nightstick is burning in hell for what he done.
Uncle Babka, thank you for the Blossom Dearie.
To The Shadow, thanks for the name drop. I shared things here in the past with not a word of thanks so I haven't made any posts, I didn't think that anybody cared. Now I might. Thanks.
...Timebender said...
MORE FLAC
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- THE FALL -
The Complete Peel Sessions 1978 - 2004 _ FLAC
2005 6 Disc Box Set
Disc 1
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/uay7nih0/file.html
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Disc 2
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/vL8gEngM/file.html
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Disc 3a
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/G9aDLHs4/file.html
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Disc 3b
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/Yn9Y87MH/file.html
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Disc 4
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/AzL16hqA/file.html
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Disc 5
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/8pjGy8EY/file.html
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Disc 6a
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/f3DgXaCm/file.html
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Disc 6b
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/siwe4L0G/file.html
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* Discs 3 & 6 were split in half because they exceed
zippyshares 500mb upload limit.
* More info + images here.
https://www.discogs.com/The-Fall-The-Complete-Peel-Sessions-1978-2004/release/530824
* I almost had to cancel this post a second time due to windstorms
and power outages in my area. All my links this week are only
good until Tuesday, and no re-ups I am now officially on
posting Hiatus. Back when I'm back, Cheers!
Aging Child, thanks for your thanks but I didn't post any Syd Barrett here lately.
Many thanks for the Kevin Coyne - "Babble", in particular, is sheer brilliance - one of the most heart-rending, emotionally albums I've ever heard. I was lucky enough to se him live on what i think was his only Australian tour, around 40 years ago. RIP Kevin - you're missed.
@ that Diana said ...
Glad your enjoying the Wild Swans.! It is a great listen and every track is a winner for me. So talented and sadly underappreciated.
Here is a comment from Uncut magazine.
Possibly the last post-punk obscurity to bid for a belated 15 minutes, The Wild Swans were more beautifully obscure than most. A perfect pop career was fashioned by recording one towering single (1982’s “The Revolutionary Spirit” which somehow managed to marry Phil Spector to Lord Byron), before they fell frantically apart. Thus denying themselves the chance to join fellow messy beat Liverpool poets (Echo, Teardrops, Wah!) in leading the fight against new-romantic shallowness with an intensely Northern form of doomed romanticism.
This 23-track anthology finally confirms their status as one of the era’s great lost bands, with radio sessions and live recordings adding to their meagre studio output. Two decades on, their huge ambition is waiting to be applauded.
So clap until your hands callus. Dizzying, visionary stuff.
@ LoFi Larry
Many tanks for sharing your music with us. It takes a lot of work to collect so much music.
A million thanks
A greeting
@BearFromDE: I'd like to encourage you to feel free to share the music that moves you, especially the music that you know would move us, if only we got to hear it. I know I've benefitted from some of your exceptional share... and I hope I wasn't slow in thanking you. You are appreciated!
@TimeBender: enjoy your time away, and don't be a stranger around these parts!
@Searnav: whoops; that Syd Barrett was TimeBender's -- I apologize to both of you... and thank you both as well.
Cheers!
Ryp, Gyro and Larry, and of course all the other guys here, BIG THANK YOU for the great posts! cheers Trashtom
Thanks Butterboy for the 40 Smooth As Butter Jazz Tracks comp and JWDen for Stanley Wilson – “Pagan Love”.
@LoFi Larry
Thank you for your Lo-Fi Ladies, a wonderful job
@Wu Ming
Thanks for the Kevin Coyne. Genius!
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