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They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Crown Heights Affair - Greatest Hits [1993]
Link https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/ZZ6jnpSQ/file.html
Crown Heights Affair tend to get lumped in the "disco" category, but they were actually a mulit-faceted band that produced a lot of very interesting music from 1975-1983. This single disc collection offers a good selection of their most popular songs, many of which were popular in clubs and discos of the era. This Greatest Hits collection sounds good and flows nicely. (Amazon)
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02 Patti Austin - The Best Of Patti Austin [1994]
Link https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/e08YV3XB/file.html
The Best of Patti Austin isn't quite what it appears to be. Instead of compiling her big early-'80s hits like "Baby, Come to Me" and "How Do You Keep the Music Playing," the 16-track collection features her lesser-known late-'70s material for CTI Records, where she had only one notable hit in 1977 with "Say You Love Me." Despite the lack of hits, the compilation is actually quite enjoyable, featuring graceful versions of hits as diverse as "More Today Than Yesterday," "You Don't Have to Say You're Sorry," "Lost in the Stars," "We've Got Tonight" and "Another Nail for My Heart." It may not be the definitive Austin collection, yet it remains a good introduction to her style. (AllMusic - Stephen Thomas Erlewine)
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03 VA - True Funk [2007] CD1+CD2+CD3
Link https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/r0BxunCR/file.html
True Funk spreads 51 cuts over three discs, all beautifully remastered and sold at a wonderfully attractive price point. There are no real liner notes to speak of other than complete track info, but it hardly matters. This isn't a set for critical listening so much as it's a comp designed for maximum aural pleasure. The roster of artist and the tune selection are impeccable anyway. Disc one includes the hard funk of acts like James Brown and Bobby Byrd, but also smooth groove tunes such as Leon Haywood's "I Want to Do Something Freaky to You," and the Eddie Kendricks backbone slippin groove "Keep on Truckin'." In addition there are cuts from the Commodores, the Gap Band and Parliament. Disc two features stone classics such as Cameo's "Word Up!," Lipps, Inc.'s "Funky Town," Rick James' "Super Freak," as well as a boatload of other smashes. Finally, cuts such as "Mama Feelgood" by Lyn Collins, Con Funk Shun's "Chase Me," Roy Ayers' "Don't Stop the Feeling," the Bar-Kays' "Too Hot to Stop, Pt. 1," and so many more round out disc three. The chronological range here runs from the beginning of the classic funk era in 1972 through 1979, when it was displaced on the charts by mainstream disco. There are no rarities here at all, but there are several 12" mixes as well as the single versions of the hits. One could do far worse than putting all this power on the box and letting it rip. (AllMusic - Thom Jurek)
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BONUS VA - Motown, The Complete No. 1's [2008] (10 x CD set)
Link CD1+2 https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/MebkNHrF/file.html
Link CD3+4 https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/oWi0c2PZ/file.html
Link CD5+6 https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/imAzyHOn/file.html
Link CD7+8 https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/VZM2xBc3/file.html
Link CD9+10 https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/DHDoBym4/file.html
The opening salvo to Universal's celebration of Motown's 50th anniversary, the ten-disc Motown: The Complete No. 1's wisely takes the broadest possible reading of "number one," interpreting that phrase to mean any single that topped the R&B or pop charts or any international chart, or even songs that topped the charts in a cover version by another non-Motown artist...or in the case of Stevie Wonder's "Pastime Paradise," was even sampled by another artist. In other words, this 202-track set -- 192 hit singles, plus those ten "bonus" hits that were either covered or sample sources -- means to feature every Motown song that everybody knows and it pretty much does, although it also contains a lot of singles that most Motown fans don't know and there are a lot of well-known songs that aren't here, because using the top of the charts as a definitive yardstick for measuring popularity is problematic. Not every huge hit reaches the pole position, nor is every chart-topper an enduring piece of pop art, and if the competition for the top was tough, as it certainly was during Motown's heyday of the '60s, there might be a lot of songs left behind, as there are here. Nevertheless, it's still pretty shocking to realize that by the time disc three on this gargantuan set starts, Motown has already left Detroit for Los Angeles, leaving behind their period of greatest creativity and iconic power, as well as that house on West Grand Boulevard that serves as the model for the creative packaging on this deluxe set. That means that most of this set doesn't sound like Motown, at least according to the classic definition of the Motown sound, which may make it of considerably less interest to the kind of listener who would be drawn to a replica of the Motown museum, but the range of the set is nevertheless impressive. There is certainly a drop-off in quality as the label enters the '80s on disc seven, but there's not only plenty of terrific music between Smokey Robinson & the Miracles' "Shop Around" and Erykah Badu's "Bag Lady," it's possible to hear the big picture of modern soul and R&B between these two extremes, which is pretty impressive indeed. (AllMusic - Stephen Thomas Erlewine)
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BONUS VIDEO A special, soul and rock experience, that you all must see...
T.A.M.I. Show is a 1964 concert film released by American International Pictures. It includes performances by numerous popular rock and roll and R&B musicians from the United States and England. The concert was held at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium on October 28 and 29, 1964. Free tickets were distributed to local high school students. The acronym "T.A.M.I." was used inconsistently in the show's publicity to mean both "Teenage Awards Music International" and "Teen Age Music International". The best footage from the two concert dates was combined into the film, which was released on December 29, 1964. Jan and Dean emceed the event and performed its theme song, "Here They Come (From All Over the World)", written by Los Angeles composers P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri, the song erroneously asserting the Rolling Stones are from Liverpool. Jack Nitzsche was the show's music director.
T.A.M.I. Show is particularly well known for James Brown's performance, which features his legendary dance moves and explosive energy. In interviews, Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones has claimed that choosing to follow Brown and The Famous Flames was the biggest mistake of their careers, because no matter how well they performed, they could not top him. In a web-published interview, Binder takes credit for persuading the Stones to follow James Brown, and serve as the centerpiece for the grand finale where all the performers dance together onstage.
Throughout the show, numerous go-go dancers performed in the background or beside the performers under the direction of choreographer David Winters. Among them were Teri Garr and Toni Basil. According to filmmaker John Landis' DVD commentary for the film's trailer, he and fellow seventh grade classmate David Cassidy were in the audience for the show....
In 2006, T.A.M.I. Show was deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" by the United States Library of Congress and selected for preservation in the National Film Registry. (Excerpts from Wikipedia)
The T.A.M.I. Show [1964] Part 1 https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/1pvBbXEi/file.html
The T.A.M.I. Show [1964] Part 2 https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/C14USPNQ/file.html
The T.A.M.I. Show [1964] Part 3 https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/iKwNBELn/file.html
The T.A.M.I. Show [1964] Part 4 https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/Wp8H14L9/file.html
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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
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Queen was a phenomenal live act. Freddie Mercury was a force of nature, and the rest of the band didn’t exactly phone it in, either. But the studio albums, especially the first three, shouldn’t be overlooked. When they broke through with “A Night at the Opera,” Randy (my college roomie and first boyfriend) and I were disappointed to lose what we thought was our discovery to fame and fortune, but the music never lacked. We had learned “Bohemian Rhapsody” long before we heard it on the radio, more than a little surprised it became a hit. So, here we have two days of the Queen catalog along with three live gigs (1974, 1977, & 1979). The studio albums are all 320 reissues with separate bonus EPs. Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the fandango?
1973 – Queen https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/FnGC8d3r/file.html
1974 – Live at the Rainbow ’74 https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/L2VgIHzY/file.html
1974 – Queen II https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/wBLgCO6l/file.html
1974 – Sheer Heart Attack https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/0IMMDg0r/file.html
1975 – A Night at the Opera https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/ExpOgUdY/file.html
1976 – A Day at the Races https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/BkbJTXn5/file.html
1977 – News of the World https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/B7A6C344/file.html
More H.P. Lovecraft in the Kitsch Korner (“Herbert West, Reanimator,” “The Horror at Red Hook,” “The Outsider,” and “The Statement of Randolph Carter”), along with The Bus Boys and the score from John Boorman’s “The Emerald Forest.” Bitrates will vary, but that shouldn’t affect your scholarship to Miskatonic University.
Wayne June – “The Dark Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft, Vol. 3” (2006) https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/DcfSWQFr/file.html
The Bus Boys – “Minimum Wage Rock and Roll” (1980) https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/1D8n6e16/file.html
Junior Homrich – “The Emerald Forest” (1985) https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/YxOWSpLj/file.html
Colin Blunstone & Rod Argent – Out f The Shadows
Redhouse Records REDH CD 2 (U.K. 2001)
Colin Blunstone, Rod Argent, Jim Rodford, Steve Rodford, Mark Johns, Peter Van Hooke, Dave Bronze, Clem Clempson, Steve Sidwell, Phil Todd.
Produced by Rod Argent
1. Home (4:04)
2. A Girl Like That (4:05)
3. Helpless (4:53)
4. Sanctuary (4:39)
5. Living In The Real World (5:02)
6. Mystified (4:27)
7. Only The Rain (5:38)
8. Baby Don't You Cry No More (3:56)
9. Danger Zone (4:48)
10. Love Can Heal The Pain (3:16)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/GOo8dvEy/file.html
Various Artists – Love Minus Zero / No Limit - 30 Great Versions
Written by Bob Dylan
Another favorite Dylan song of mine.
I kept it just under 100 min so one can burn it to a 100 min CDR.
1. Bob Dylan - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (mono) (2:50)
2. Willie Nile - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (3:12)
3. Jackson Browne - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (4:21)
4. Joan Baez - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:43)
5. The Silkie - Love Minus Zero/ No Limit (3:12)
6. Noel Harrison - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:23)
7. The Walker Brothers - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (3:03)
8. Rod Stewart - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (4:29)
9. Fleetwood Mac - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (4:11)
10. Eliza Gilkyson - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (3:51)
11. Rick Nelson And The Stone Canyon Band - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:54)
12. The Turtles - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:53)
13. Judy Collins - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (4:10)
14. Nana Mouskouri - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:54)
15. Leon Russell And The Shelter People/Love Minus Zero - No Limit (3:19)
16. Buck Owens - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:23)
17. Doug Sham - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (5:02)
18. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (3:11)
19. The Leaves - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:24)
20. Skip Battyn - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:44)
21. Steve Harley - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (6:08)
22. Eddie Hodges - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:23)
23. Eric Clapton & Friends - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (4:49)
24. Turley Richards - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (3:08)
25. Duane Eddy - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:23)
26. The Spokesmen - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:21)
27. The Family Dogg - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:58)
28. Bridget St John - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (3:19)
29. David Albion - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:50)
30. The Dream Merchants - Love Minus Zero/No Limit (2:54)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/IrzXO05z/file.html
Saturday's GOSPEL
- Charlotte, N.C. Gospel (1920-1938).zip
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Charlotte-Gospel-1920-1938-Various-artists/dp/B001GGKXGI
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/2PvQ0mmN/file.html
- Columbia, S.C. Gospel (1938).zip
https://www.allmusic.com/album/columbia-sc-gospel-1938-mw0000829876
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/Gi1VBJYb/file.html
- Gospel Classics 1927-1931.zip
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Gospel-Classics-1927-1931/release/3912292
https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/WChKabgF/file.html
Saturday's Western Swing
Dave Stogner & His Western Swing Band - Western Dance In Hi-Fi (1958).zip
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/sjzKeYBQ/file.html
Hi-Flyers - Western Swing In It's Prime Days.zip
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/ZhFhMNRM/file.html
Johnny Tyler - Two Dozen Western Swing And Boogie Jewels.zip
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/f6wjTKTM/file.html
Gaius said:
Two days ago, Butterboy posted the "Wild Swans" DCD Compilation 'Incandescent'. You'll find about 70% of the album 'Bringing Home the Ashes' on the second CD, added with some bonus and Live material.
Here is the original CD from 1988:
"The Wild Swans"
Bringing Home the Ashes (UK) 1988
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/37amfm8c/file.html
And here is one of these unknown American Hard Rock Bands that didn't made it in their time becoming a nationwide or international success. I think, nobody had heard of them in Europe 'round '71. What you'll get is solid Rock.
Bull Angus
Free For All (1972) [USA, Hard Rock/Blues Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/kHMR8PJI3PifBq
Bull Angus (1971) [USA, Hard Rock/Blues Rock]
https://yadi.sk/d/efLq7RDD3Pif3Z
Gaius said:
@Wu Ming + Aynsley Dunbar.
Wu Ming, go back to the Aynsley Dunbar page where you've posted that you've got some problems with RYP's share. I gave you a link for d/l. And you'll find there much more Aynsley D.
@ Lil'ol'lady
Thanks for the link to The Lost Fine Gospel Tapes.
I'll use them to make up a couple of "albums" and post them here.
Also, you know the Baylor University Libraries web site you mentioned a few says back, do you know if we can download from there?
Saffron Summerfield is a highly respected singer/songwriter and guitarist.
One of the few women acoustic bottle-neck blues guitarists, Saffron learnt from black blues musicians when visiting Mississippi in 1977.
She has toured the UK,Europe,USA,New Zealand and Hong Kong many times. Played at most major UK Folk festivals including Cambridge,Ely, Sidmouth, and Marymass. She has played support to Joan Armatrading, Fairport Convention and one memorable Radio One show with rock band Free![propermusic]
saffron summerfield - salisbury plain-1974 (1-10) + fancy meeting you here-1976.zip
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/J90WXoMi/file.html
saffron summerfield - salisbury plain (74'uk_folk).zip
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/rb94rbnH/file.html
Saffron Summerfield - Fancy Meeting You Here.zip
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/Uk4tRAtq/file.html
...Ballad Of Broken Seas.
Today I serve you a bit Tearjerker Duett Sing Sang!
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Carolina Story is a American folk/country rock duo comprising
of married couple Emily Roberts and William Benjamin
Carolina Story - When The River Met The Sea (2010) 220
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/HMP4zsZy/file.html
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Chip Taylor & Carrie Rodriguez – The New Bye & Bye (2010) 320
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/FKRld8o5/file.html
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Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan – Ballad Of The Broken Seas (2006)
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/HMP4zsZy/file.html
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John Baizley, Nate Hall & Mike Scheidt
Songs of Townes Van Zandt, Vol. II (2014) 327
Mike Scheidt To Live Is To Fly
–Nate Hall Pancho & Lefty
–John Baizley* & Katie Jones St. John The Gambler
–Mike Scheidt Rake
–Nate Hall & Stevie Floyd Waitin' Around To Die
–John Baizley* & Katie Jones For The Sake Of The Song
–Mike Scheidt Highway Kind
–Nate Hall & Dorthia Cottrell Our Mother The Mountain
–John Baizley* & Katie Jones If I Needed You
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/DJtK6SpW/file.html
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Tony Joe White – The Heroines (2004) 325
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/xZgmMMmA/file.html
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Catherine Howe (born 17 May 1950, Halifax, England) is an English singer-songwriter. She is an Ivor Novello Award winner who has earned critical acclaim in dozens of music magazines both in the UK and the US, including Folk Album of the Year from The Sunday Times.
Howe began an acting career in the late 1960s, and has since gained a following in folk music: Record Collector in 2007 called her "one of the great unrecognised voices". Observer Music in 2007 said "Catherine Howe was a Kate Bush before her time".[wiki]
catherine howe - what a beautiful place (1971,2007)flac.zip
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/ogzxDcgQ/file.html
... that Diana said ...
EXOTICA! The romantic sounds of far away places, especially Polynesia, the Mysterious East, and "the Tropics", as imagined by suburban America in the 1950s and 60s. I don't know why I like Exotica but I like it a lot. In the 1960s every generic Easy Listening label had to have its Hawaiian Wedding Album, but that takes nothing away from the artists who recorded all the sub-species of Exotica just because they wanted to. The actual Latin and not quite Middle Eastern titles speak for themselves.
So without further ado: Here's 13 Exotica albums, suitable for grooving on with or without a grass skirt, tiki bar, 'exotic' cocktails and Maui Wowie or etc. All @ 320k except where noted. Includes one album with real Hawaiians performing real Hawaiian music, for reference purposes.
Arthur Lyman - Taboo - 1958 - Outstanding percussion, and Lyman added some jazz and blues swing to Exotica standards, just here and there.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/h9k9PBmu/file.html
Arthur Lyman - Taboo II - 1960 - Lyman does it again, without becoming repetitive.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/UU4HgYHN/file.html
Axel Stordahl - Melodies D'orient - 1960 - Stordahl's gorgeous full orchestral arrangements more than do justice to the Exotica brand.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/PfQSyN3c/file.html
Jose Bethancourt - Beat Tropicale - 1956 - Hi-Fi Latin Exotica with attitude and style, featuring percussionists Harry Coon and Richard Campbell.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/ThGk0xeo/file.html
D'Artega And His Orchestra - The Breeze And I - 1942 - Latin orchestral music with a distinctly Exotica undertone, a likely influence on many others here.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/0t7cAi1P/file.html
David Carroll and His Orchestra - Percussion Orientale - 1961 - Middle Eastern musical stereotypes get all jazzed up on this very entertaining record.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/VQHieT25/file.html
Don Tiki - The Forbidden Sounds Of Don Tiki - 1997 - Don Tiki is defunct, but Exotica can never die - check YouTube for brilliant live performances.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/S1FXGCgs/file.html
Geme Rains - Call Of The Tropics - 1962 - A nearly definitive 'mainstream' Exotica album, excellent arrangements performed with style and precision.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/dkhIaLIA/file.html
Les Baxter - Ritual Of The Savage - 1951 - No Exotica collection is complete without some Les Baxter; this early offering will do nicely.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/XpLEZ9ZY/file.html
Martin Denny - Exotica - 1957 - Martin Denny's name is synonymous with Exotica and so of course is the album of the same name.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/pdmxLhMG/file.html
Perez Prado - Exotic Suite Of The Americas - 1962 - The Mambo King had way more than dance music to offer, and this is my favorite among his albums.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/vj8Wr3pR/file.html
Ron Goodwin - Music For An Arabian Night - 19859 - English Exotica leans to the East and here's an outstanding example.
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/s253KkmE/file.html
Webley Edwards Presents: Hawaii The Island of Dreams - 1959 - 192k - Here's something completely different, Hawaiian music performed by Hawaiians!
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/GtO8PB4D/file.html
Thanks to anon/Diana for the exotica sampler. Wonderful music, and truly just the tip of the proverbial south Pacific iceberg. Appropriate listening now with the Big Island under attack from its own sources and forces...
!ggy
Request by angel
THE BROOD
Biography
The Brood was formed in 1983 by Chris Horne and manager Richard Julio in Portland, Me. Drawing from their record collection, the band built a set consisting of very obscure garage covers and originals delivering it with vintage equipment and an unabashed enthusiasm. Quickly they built a sizable following playing at the famed local club Geno’s Pub along with pals the Moguls, Restless Hearts and others.
The group started when Chris thought The Brood would be a cool band name. She got a Burns Baldwin guitar at the pawn shop, and started playing. Through a mutual friend Chris met Betsy, and they started learning songs together. Betsy’s boyfriend played bass, and pretty soon she got a matching Burns Baldwin bass. One day Chris ran into her friend Kristen Chalmers who subsequently got behind the Farfisa organ (borrowed from Chris’ brother Joel). After working with a few drummers (Cassie, Norma & finally Ginger) Crystal came along at the beginning of 1986.
Geno’s, one of the few places to see music in Portland in the ’80s, became a destination of sorts for many out of town bands. Richard was booking the club at the time and used his previous record store connections to book many bands including: the Cynics, Lyres, Chesterfield Kings, Dark Cellers, Hopelessly Obscure, Plan 9 and many many more. A small scene developed around the club with several local bands sharing the stage with the Brood and visiting bands. The Brood played often, and left a strong impression on many of these bands. The word was out and good things started to happen.
During the latter part of the ’80s, the band expanded their horizons playing in Boston, NY and Canada and many places in between. They also began to show up on record, first on compilations, and a few independent 45s. Then, in 1988 a full-length LP, In Spite of it All was released by Get Hip Records, and the Brood’s name started to filter out to a wider audience.
With the ever increasing traveling schedule, Kristen had to bow out and the group continued as a three-piece until Allyson took over on the organ. Everything was going along well, until the band played a show with Thee Wylde Mammoths from Sweden. Peter Maniette and Allyson really hit it off, and pretty soon she moved to Sweden. Asch took her place and from that point on the line-up remained very stable.
Over the next few years, the band continued to build their following around New England as they began recording their follow up album. Before that was completed, they stopped into Fort Apache studios in Boston one hot summer day to record a 45 with Erik Lindgren producing. This single, “Since He’s Been Gone”/“You’ve Got Me Crying,” consisted of two cover songs by obscure New England garage bands, and was released by Stanton Park in 1990.
Their sophomore album, Vendetta, was released by Estrus records in March, 1992. This album, led to more attention and better gigs. Most notable, was a month-long tour of Europe including stops in Holland, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Italy in January of 1993. In Geneva, Switzerland the audience actually sang along with some songs and in Italy, the girls were literally mobbed by the fans. Broodmaina indeed!
The next album, Hitsville was recorded for Dionysus Records in Portland and Boston during 1993, though it wouldn’t see release for a couple years. Interestingly, both studios were polar opposites in their construction. The Lanes (Boston) had all parallel walls, whereas at Big Sound, no two walls were parallel. One track from their sessions at The Lanes, “Love Me Like Before,” was contributed to to the Turban Revival compilation released by Norton.
The Brood Biography part 2
In March, 1995 the Brood participated in an interesting series of shows put together by Gary Balaban (a freelance booking agent and film fan). The show consisted of a one hour presentation of Scopitones (rare French Juke Box films) put together by Gary, followed by a live Brood performance. Gary projected the actual original 16mm films, and patched the film’s magnetic soundtracks from the projector “line-out” jack onto the house PA system.
1996 and 1997 saw the Brood concentrating on writing songs for the next album. But that didn’t keep them snowbound in Portland. Quite the opposite. They were getting the opportunity to play at some higher profile shows. In April 1997 The Brood played The Linwood Grille in Boston with the Bomboras. In October of 1997 the Brood had the distinction of being the first band to play at the first Cavestomp in NYC. And in September 1998, they played at Fuzz Fest in Atlanta, Georgia, which was put together by Glynnis Wilson (Feline Frenzy fanzine) and Richard Ward.
Beyond The Valley Of The Brood, was recorded at Walkworth in Newtonville, where a good part of In Spite of It All had been recorded. The LP/CD artwork was all designed by famed tiki artist Shag, and was released once again on Dionysus Records in March of 2000. After the album came out, Chris got a call from Dave Aguilar (singer of the Chocolate Watchband) in reference to the Brood’s version of “Don’t Need Your Lovin’.” At first Chris thought, “Uh oh, he’s gonna want to have it pulled from the album.” But, it turned out he really liked The Brood version and was flattered they had did the song, and wanted to add it to his collection.
In their 17-plus year career, The Brood released a total of four albums and could fill another with all the single and compilation tracks that were released. Every song they ever recorded was performed live at one time or another. However, many songs in their live set (even some originals) never made it to the recording studio including: “William,” “All Night Long,” “Who Dat,” “Never Alone,” “I Found A New Love,” and “Til The End Of The Day.” Many of these were captured on live videos or cassettes though. The Brood eventually disbanded in 2000 with Chris becoming Lady Kensington, and gathering a backing band who are dubbed The Beatlords.
Members went on to: Lady Kensington and the Beatlords, The Flipsides
(http://stantonpark.com/sprv7/stanton-park-band-brood-bio.html)
Brood - In Spite Of It All (Skyclad Records 1988) FLAC
My vinyl rip
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/3PGuDpJI/file.html
"My face felt hot. It stung like I had been slapped. My insides hit the ground like an elevator with a broken cable. So all the whispers, all the rumors were all true. He was the only one I cared for and trusted. The only one who could take away all the cruelty the world could dish out. Now here he was, dishing out a little of his own. And now it's all black inside. I've never been so alone in my whole life."
Just an example of what heartbreak feels like firsthand. When you're young, pain is almost a way of life. The years have not yet safely insulated you from all the grief this world has to offer. Your emotions leave you vulnerable. If you love somebody it will be with every bit of energy and imagination you possess. That very same person might rip out your delicate heart and treat it like Charmin. It's impossible to measure the soaring heights and dark empty depths you may travel to when you're young and you care.
This is all old news to The Brood. They are better than most at bringing these feelings of joy and pain to life within the medium of Rock & Roll. And it's not just their lyrics carrying their message, their music itself surges forth like a subway tram without brakes. Powerful, unstop-pable, maybe a bit too much to handle. Definitely too impossible to ignore. The Brood offer up the scream of young lives. It's no frills and it comes from the heart as well as from the gut Undiluted 100% realness because these girls would not give you anything less. And once you hear and yes, feel this record, you'll realize that anything less would just be a lie. (Liner notes to "In Spite Of It All")
The rest of my The Brood collection:
Brood - Vendetta (Estrus Records 1992) @320
Originally shared by punkdeleimon@thewickedthing.blogspot.com
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/CwKCSWvI/file.html
Brood - Beyond The Valley Of The Brood (2000) FLAC
Originally shared by digger@digger-undertheashes.blogspot.com
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/lKzDB25k/file.html
Brood - Hitsville (Dionysus Records 1995) FLAC
my cd rip
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/1LYQvtHf/file.html
Brood - Since He's Been Gone+You've Got Me Cryin' 7'' (Stanton Park Records 1990) @128
Originally shared by George Rigas@thatscoolthatstrash.blogspot.com
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/L5VTgVzJ/file.html
Brood - I Need You There + You Got Me 7'' (Get Hip Recordings 1988) @192
Originally shared @lost-in-tyme.blogspot.com
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/bz1Agfar/file.html
Louis Armstrong 1
1923-1947 - The Satchmo Era (20 Disc Set) 1 of 2 @320
CD 1 LINK: https://mega.nz/#F!6xRHAbYY!7kHz4XgzlV6gQastksfruQ
For fast results, add Swiss Kriss.
https://i.pinimg.com/564x/14/cb/44/14cb4417e5412a45ccf80f101904ad92.jpg
@that Diana:
Thanks for all the Exotica. I've stuck my toe in before but it's clear your goal is total submersion.
- Stinky
We can all use some happy music to start the weekend. And it doesn't get any happier than Dan Hicks - the home of Happy Feet!
Here's Dan in his prime years:
Dan Hicks - Original Recordings - Japanese Remaster (1969)
Link: https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/67fQdi0O/file.html
Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks - Where's The Money - 1971
Link: https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/9so5EhFa/file.html
Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks - Striking It Rich - 1972
Link: https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/XasdBxWQ/file.html
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks - Last Train To Hicksville... The Home Of Happy Feet (1973)
Link: https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/kZq8zFLE/file.html
Dan Hicks - It Happened One Bite (1978) Widescreen Edition (2002)
Link: https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/v1JCz3PD/file.html
@Pubbi:
Whoa! A flood of the brood!
- Stinky (I'm not a poet, and I know it)
Thank you Butter Boy, this is real butter. The Motown and T.A.M.I. was great. I hope I say thank you for all the others who can't or don't. Thank you all of TZ, you are just great. Thank you.
Thank you, that Diana, for all the choice exotica. I thought I already had acquired a fairly comprehensive collection of the staples of the genre, but you've generously provided new and unfamiliar titles that I can't wait to hear.
Cheers
Yes, yes, yes - EXOTICA!
Thanks
@ Eltel Thank you for the O.C. Tolbert yesterday!
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #125:
1920s+ Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Jug, and More -- M-artists, part 2 of 4:
Back on January 13 (http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2018/01/and-now-for-something-completely_13.html), @Searnav shared a video for Gus Cannon's original recording, with his Jug Stompers, of "Walk Right In", which would be stolen -- er, covered -- by the Rooftop Singers in 1963. Cannon was one of a number of rotating member of the Stompers, and of the Memphis Jug Band (Memphis Minnie was another member). Today's visit includes darned-near all of the Stompers' / Jug Band's original recordings, including as well some solo outings by members, such as Cannon's own 1963 get-back-at-'em "Walk Right In" disk.
(NB: I've truncated the band name in the Zip-file titles to keep them of manageable length; watch out for that when tagging.)
Fans of Gospel and Old-Time have nice listening in the McCravey Brothers' mountain-gospel recordings. Want some Boogie-Woogie piano? Try Lux! And Jazz takes the spotlight as well in Mary Lou Williams, whose own work spans from the Charleston to (barely) pre-WWII Big Band.
All these, and the Blues...
Mary Lou Williams - The Chronological, 1927-40 [1@192, 25@320]
Mary Stafford - Complete, 1921-26
Mattie Dorsey - Complete, 1927
Mattie 'Nellie' Hite - Complete, 1923-30
McCravy Brothers - Mountain Gospel, 1928-31 [3@192, 4@320]
Meade 'Lux' Lewis, 1927-54:
- The Chronological, 1927-39 (with some 1940-44 extras)
- The Chronological, 1946-54
- miscellaneous
Memphis Jug Band / Cannon's Jug Stompers (various configurations and solos), 1927-63:
- With Weldon and Stevens, 1927-28 [11@192, 21@320]
- With Shade, Wallace, and Hart, 1928-29 [8@192, 16@320]
- With Memphis Minnie and Hart, 1930 [7@192, 13@320]
- Lewis, Woods, and Avery, 1928-30 [1@192, 26@320]
- Cannon and Lewis, 1927-30
- Picaninny Jug Band, 1932
- Associates (1930-34), and Shade and Burse (1934)
- Wallace and Shade, 1935
- Will Shade - George Mitchell Field-Recordings, 1960s~
- Gus 'Banjo Joe' Cannon - Walk Right In 1963 [14@224, 1@320]
- miscellaneous 1928-30 [1@96, 2@320]
Seven-day link (expires May 12):
https://we.tl/qOhLmoLzya
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: Mississippi John Hurt's so good.
Cheers!
RE: 5 MAY 2018 - Wu Ming said... ...Ballad Of Broken Seas.
THANKS FOR YOUR POSTINGS.
APPEARS THAT YOU POSTED THE SAME LINK FOR DIFFERENT ALBUMS.
Carolina Story is a American folk/country rock duo comprising
of married couple Emily Roberts and William Benjamin
Carolina Story - When The River Met The Sea (2010) 220
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/HMP4zsZy/file.html
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Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan – Ballad Of The Broken Seas (2006)
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/HMP4zsZy/file.html
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@Searnav:
Thanks for the Love Minus Zero / No Limit song swarm. A favorite Dylan song of mine too.
@Bob:
With western swing you're hitting on another genre I love deeply. Again, many thanks for this as well as all the gospel you've shared.
@Aging Child:
Long overdue thanks for all the roots music you post. I've been filling in a few holes thanks to your efforts .
Does anyone have any of the VA - I'm Losing Tonite" series that they could share? - BIG THANKS!
Uncle Babka -
You said it, brother! You got to believe!
Thanks for the Dan and the Licks.
Would anyone have any of The Nutz. Hard Rock band from England. Thanks!
18 Ska/Reggae and Dub albums
Here's a list of whats in the zippy text all individual links for each album
Admiral Bailey - Ram Up You Party
Adrian Sherwood - Never Trust A Hippy
Ancient King - Ethiopie
Anthony B - Tribute to Legends
Apache Indian - Karma
Apache Indian - Make Way for the Indian
Babylove & The Van Dangos - Let it Come Let it Go
Babylove & The Van Dangos - The Money and The Time
Chet Samuel - Say My Name
Fiyah Marshall - Blazin Vybez
Frau Doktor - Grenzen der Gemütlichkeit
Gracy and Mystic Dan - Low Budget
Jigsy King - Ashes to Ashes
The Ladies at Joe Gibbs
VA-Skinhead Revolt
VA-The Biggest Dancehall Anthems -CD 1
VA-The Biggest Dancehall Anthems -CD 2
Wailing Souls - Psychedelic Souls
all album links in zippy text file
reggae ska 2.txt.zip
copy/paste this link
https://www94.zippyshare.com/v/85EEvkRl/file.html
JWDen, thank you for sharing all things, Queen...appreciated.
@Bob….It looks as if you could stream individual files at the Baylor University site at some point. However, the songs no longer play. Should you find one that does, you might try this trick if you want the song. If you have something that records streaming audio, you could try starting the stream, and capture that stream with that software. There is software that records anything that comes through your computer’s sound card. It is my clumsy attempt to capture something that can’t be downloaded. That secret is undoubtedly shared with the other 6 billion people on earth. lol
“The Best of Excello Gospel: The Golden Era of the 1950’s”
http://acerecords.co.uk/the-best-of-excello-gospel
A compilation done by a British company. Track/Artist lists at above link.
AllMusic Review by Steve Leggett
Before he turned his Excello Records imprint more toward blues and R&B, Jay Miller recorded straight Southern gospel in the 1950s. These sides lack the distinctive echo-laden swamp sound of his later secular productions, and they tend to be sparse affairs recorded live with minimal instrumentation, usually just an organ or piano. That doesn't mean these tracks aren't explosive, though, as the joyous exclamations that are the heart and soul of black Southern gospel are everywhere here. Among the highlights on this generous collection of Excello gospel releases are the Boyer Brothers' simple and sturdy "Step by Step," the energetic "Since Jesus Came into My Heart" by the Silvertone Singers, and the zippy, doo wop-like "Didn't It Rain Children" by the Sons of the South.
LINK: https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/eNYuuZdf/file.html
“26 Grands Classiques du Gospel”
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Gospel-26-Grands-Classiques-Du-Gospel-/release/5072645
Another compilation done in a foreign country! Track/Artist link at discogs.
LINK: https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/dOEBAiMI/file.html
“Gospel Alive: Sacred Recordings Made In The Field” (3 CD box set)
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Gospel-Alive-Sacred-Recordings-Made-In-The-Field/release/5199448
Track/Artist list at discogs.
There is no mistaking these are live performances. The concert goers eagerly participate vocally! Since these are field recordings, the sound may not be the best, but you can tell the listeners are part of the performance! Enjoy!
LINK: https://www106.zippyshare.com/v/ZXBkCaPX/file.html
As always, the original rippers and posters are thanked for being gracious enough to share this music with the world.
re - 5 MAY 2018 AT 15:09
Uncle Babka said...
We can all use some happy music to start the weekend. And it doesn't get any happier than Dan Hicks - the home of Happy Feet!
Thaks for the Dan Hicks.
Cheers,
Mike
@Anonymous, Nutz are available here
https://murodoclassicrock4.blogspot.com/2017/01/nutz-discografia.html?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C8142747608
Andy W
Hola, estoy buscando estos dos discos
Thee Hairy Fairies - Blow up
The Blue Bus - All way
Si alguien me pude ayudar
Gracias
Barbara B
Many thanks to anon/Diana for all the Exotica recordings. Perfect for my make believe space age bachelor pad.
More Exotica -Modern Exotica: The Tikiyaki Orchestra
Here all are 4 of their discs. I believe some have already been posted here but not all of them. Anyway - here you go for the weekend. Will be poeting more Exotica both classic and modern over the next few weeks to help kick off the summertime.
The Tikiyaki Orchestra - StereoExotique
The Tikiyaki Orchestra exist in a class by themselves. There really is no other band quite like them on the planet. They take the Exotica tradition as established by pioneers Denny, Lyman and Baxter and it into the 21st century. Their unmistakable sound is a blend of the coolest retro styles–exotica, lounge, space-age bachelor pad, crime jazz, spy, surf, spaghetti western and more. The instrumentation is thick and lush with tons of percussion and beautiful vibes taking the lead on most tunes. This Exotica is not just background music for the swingin’ tikiphile, you can actually hum along, due to catchy, concise and well crafted songwriting, something that was not always necessarily a main component of the original Exotica sound. You'll love all the tropical bird effects, tremolo guitars, and "take me to a simpler time" feel ingrained in the music. Their work is solid and upbeat, with no weak spots, and even the cheesy intros seem appropriate once you get used to it. The sound quality is excellent, even played through a High-End home system or headphones.
Track List:
01. X<–-You Are Here [00:50]
02. Exotique [02:09]
03. Mai Tais on the Moon [02:15]
04. Waikiki Serenade [03:10]
05. Koko Sufu [03:09]
06. The Road to Punalu'u [02:47]
07. Black Sand, Blue Sea [03:40]
08. Shaka Hula Bossa Nova [04:59]
09. Crossing Kilauea [03:12]
10. Sneaky Tiki [02:49]
11. Ali'I Fire Dance [03:44]
12. Stranded in Paradise [03:11]
13. Ocean Ambience [04:38]
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/tOQvvG2j/file.html
The Tikiyaki Orchestra - Swingin' Sounds For The Jungle Jetset
Track List:
01. Bachelor #1 [03:06]
02. Tabu for Two [03:13]
03. Singapore Swing [03:03]
04. Bachelor #2 [02:01]
05. Dan-O's Day Off [02:25]
06. Sunset on the Kona Kai [03:41]
07. Tango Tahiti [03:32]
08. Bali Hai-Ball_FinalMix(master) [05:02]
09. Makaha [02:59]
10. Last Sampan to Kowloon [04:12]
11. Bachelor #3 [02:43]
12. Poho Moku [05:01]
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/T7aJV73L/file.html
The Tikiyaki Orchestra - Idol Worship
Track List:
01. Idol Worship [04:24]
02. Return to Orchid Isle [03:25]
03. Pele's Kiss [03:25]
04. Tiare Tahiti [03:07]
05. Esplanade [03:05]
06. Exotic In Blues [03:38]
07. Zero Gravity [04:15]
08. Paniolo [02:39]
09. Eden Awaits [03:17]
10. Malaga Cove [02:58]
11. The Final Transmission [03:05]
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/tOQvvG2j/file.html
The Tikiyaki Orchestra - Aloha, Baby!
Track List:
01. Theme For Jetsetters [03:09]
02. Polynesian Village Love Theme [03:13]
03. ALoha, Baby ! [02:43]
04. La Hula Rhumba [04:00]
05. In Search of Mei Ting [03:42]
06. Kono's Revenge [02:47]
07. Lotus Operandi [03:54]
08. Mysteria [02:46]
09. Chateau Leilani [02:15]
10. Lahaina Morning Rain [02:31]
11. Mana Pacifica [02:49]
12. Hawai'i Nocturne [03:56]
13. Captain Lush Black Box Recording [02:15]
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/P2fz0Xvt/file.html
@320 my discs etc.
@ Searnav
Thank you very much for the "Love Minus Zero/No Limit"-Swarm
RE: 5 MAY 2018 - Wu Ming said... ...Ballad Of Broken Seas.
Thanks Mike,
yes i make a mistake.
Ich weiss nicht wie ich meinen Eintag ändern kann...But this link now
is the right one!
Carolina Story is a American folk/country rock duo comprising
of married couple Emily Roberts and William Benjamin
Carolina Story - When The River Met The Sea (2010) 220
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/5sMO7BT2/file.html
I’m in recovery, and find it helps to center me to listen to songs with a positive message.
My own compilation designed to fit on a CD with homemade artwork!
Songs Of Strength Volume 5
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/SdHxUxBP/file.html
01. People Got To Be Free - The Rascals
02. Can't Keep It In - Cat Stevens
03. Good To Know - The Chris Robinson Brotherhood
04. Anytime - The Kinks
05. Getting Better - Fionn Regan
06. Everyone Is Good - The Roches
07. Take Your Love To A Higher Level - Linda Perhacs
08. Gonna Change My Way Of Thinking (Live) - Bob Dylan
09. Get Right With God (Live) - Lucinda Williams
10. Saved - LaVern Baker
11. I Saw The Light - Dash Rip Rock
12. Love & Happiness - Al Green
13. Lovely Day - Bill Withers
14. Let It Go - Bob Lind
15. Love Lifted Me - Kenny Rogers
16. Shambala - Three Dog Night
17. Wasted On The Way - Crosby Stills & Nash
18. My Silver Lining - First Aid Kit
19. Love Will Call You By Name - Bodies Of Water
20. Husbands & Wives - RIngo Starr
21. Mind Of A Junkie (Live) - Anders Osborne
- Stinky
re Wu Ming said...
RE: 5 MAY 2018 - Wu Ming said... ...Ballad Of Broken Seas.
Thanks Mike... but this link now is the right one!
++++++++++
Working fine now, thanks.
Cheers,
Mike
Thanks as always to everyone...and big thanks to Butterboy for all the great stuff...while I have it (was lucky enough to find the DVD in my local pawn shop) The T.A.M.I. Show is a major treat, and an ABSOLUTE MUST for anyone that's never seen it...and if you already have, it's one that still holds up to repeated viewing...guessing (and hoping) this is the complete version with the Beach Boys segment intact (until the DVD, it had been removed from reissues and rarely, if ever, broadcast...though I do remember watching it on PBS way way back in the day)
@bossexec, thanks for the Tikiyaki Orch. Any chance of a check on the links? Looks like there's a duplication and we're missing StereoExotique. Thanks! Groovy times...
The first four 10cc albums:
10cc
Sheet Music
The Original Soundtrack
How Dare You!
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/IYDuhLke/file.html
Someone at another site requested them, so I thought I might as well post them here too.
Coincidentally, I'm off to see them this evening!
Can anyone share "Slow Learner" and "Earwig" by the Blake Babies? Thanks in advance
@ ... that Diana THANK YOU! My weekend is infinitely more chill.
And thanks everybody for this community. Cheers
- d.
Thanks to monty for Saffron Summerfield. Unknown to me until now.
Thanks for posting the Motown.
Stinky
Thanks very much for the repost of Cheesy 14 & 15.
I have been laying low for a while. My father died in England from ALS, he was 88, it was a nightmare to be so far away and see him slowly die. Then an MRI found I had a brain tumor behind my right eye. I had it removed but has taken me a very long time to recover (I guess being an old fart did'nt help).
Coming to this site everyday and feeling I am part of this great community makes me feel good. Thanks to everyone for making this a wonderful place.
@RYP: Do you ever get thanked for your array of sites in your blogroll? Well, I've got to thank you. I skim the roll while also looking over your and Gyro's latest offerings, and often find further sounds and words and images of interest. I recently passed along a piece of writing of mine to Duane's Poe Tree... and up it went! I've been posted, and labeled! So... thank you most kindly for cluing all of us in to interesting sites to visit beyond the Zone...
@JWDen: thank you for serving as the king of Queen, today and tomorrow... memories galore!
@Searnav: thank you for keeping Colin, Rod, and me busy!
@Bob: thank you for the latest early Gospel to make us holier and rollier... a happy howdy and halo to you.
@ScottMarks: thank you for further early Armstrong; I'll listen sitting down.
@APauling: you're most welcome -- TZ's without equal (let alone a better) at filling gaps, even spotlighting gaps we didn't know we had, and filling them also. I'm delighted and honored to be able to contribute even in a little way to the great effort the whole community puts forth, and to be of a li'l help to you personally. Let me know if you miss out on helping yourself to anything I post; sometimes those seven-day windows shut before we can get to them. I don't want interested folks to miss out. (PS: a repeated thank-you to @ScottMarks for helping all of us, including embarrassed-me, with Satchmo's early goodies.)
Cheers!
Wow what an awesome offering today! @JWDen, I will do the fandango with thunderbolt and lightning! @Wu Ming, thank you for the introduction to lost in space a couple days ago.
And most of all thank you to our hosts RYP and Gyro1966 for this great site.
I have seen a lot of folk offerings, but I am wondering if anyone may have available some of the usual suspects of folk music, The Kingston Trio, The Limeliters, I'm not picky. I thank you in advance.
JWDen, Big thanks for The Bus Boys – “Minimum Wage Rock and Roll” you da man!
The Soul Movers
- On The In Side (2009) @320
+ Spanish Tour EP (2010) @192
https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/8nnpoAlx/file.html
Deniz Tek (Radio Birdman, etc...) fans take note.
Info:
http://www.careerrecords.com/artists/Soul_Movers/on_the_in_side.html
http://www.deniztek.com
Here's a great Australian songwriter -
Don Walker
- Freedom [Orig' Soundtrack](1981)@320
This features all members of Cold Chisel & some guests from Inxs etc.
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/kFrOmVXc/file.html
- We're All Gunna Die (1995)Flac
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/dfzvsgXI/file.html
- Cutting Back (2006)Flac
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/7cQBQ3Bk/file.html
- Hully Gully (2013)Flac
https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/C5eo0o1d/file.html
Info:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/472646-Don-Walker-2
[Don Walker as] Catfish
- Unlimited Address (1989)Flac
https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/R4cRQid9/file.html
- Ruby (1991)Flac
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/p7L6dFFT/file.html
Info:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1701532-Catfish-8
Iwika
@bossexec
Thank you for The Tikiyaki Orchestra! It looks like "Stereo Exotique" is linked to "Idol Worship" though
@ bossexec thanks for modern exotica but the first and the third link are the same, please fix it,thanks
@ lemonflag
Glad your enjoying the Motown post.
Sorry to hear of your recent life changes. Hope your recovery is successful. Sorry to hear about your father. (RIP) it is always hard to loose a loved one. Peace to you and good health
@ Ira Seigel
Thank you.
The TAMI show is the one that has The Beach boys included. It is quite rare.
@Lemonflag:
I'm so sorry to hear all that you've been through of late, and I'm wishing you a speedy recovery.
I posted uplifting songs (Songs Of Strength) that may lift you spirits--they do mine. One is posted with THIS day's stuff and I'm posting the other with TOday's stuff.
Be well,
Stinky
Best wishes to lemonflag for a speedy recovery.
@JWDen: Thanks for the Queen! My copies were all low bit-rate.
@Pubbi: Thanks for the Brood history and records. I love the 80s garage revival sound.
Butters, what an amazing post bro, huge thanks!
cheers, ELtel
lemonflag,
Very sorry for your loss. Hoping each day gets better for you.
Oops sorry - redo of The Tikiyaki Orchestra - StereoExotique
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/QDZe9nzD/file.html
... that Diana said ...
I just checked my Tikiyaki situation and there's one more:
The Tikiyaki Orchestra - Tikiyaki 5-0 EP
I would describe the sound as hybrid Surf Rock / Exotica: Right on target for the TZ audience. But according to the tags it was released in 2016, so...
The group is very much active and is promoting a new release:
http://www.tikiyakiorchestra.com/
Pubbi, thank you so much for the Brood and the complete info.
Kind regards
@ ELtel
Thanks for you comment. I try to post good soul music on Saturdays. Glad you like them.
@LemonFlag: I'm so terribly sorry to read about your father! I lost my own fifteen years ago, so I can a assure you that you'll survive, and that it'll be possible to live and laugh again with a hole inside you that will never go away. That's okay; the hurt that remains is in fact a facet of the love -- yours and his -- that also will never go away. Best and warmest wishes and prayers to you in your recovery from the tumor... and consolation while you wait for now to see your father again.
thanks @bossexec!
:)
Thank you Pub. Great share
Thanks Searnav for the Love Minus Zero / No Limit collection, Diana for the Exotica goodies and bossexec for The Tikiyaki Orchestra.
@ JWDen - Many thanks for Queen. :)
@ Butterboy - Many thanks for The T.A.M.I. Show. :)
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