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Please enjoy them if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Jimi Hendrix - The Summer of Love Sessions [2001]
Link https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/g30QtDDK/file.html
After having participated in the Monterey Pop Festival (1967), with a performance explosive, Jimi returned to New York, where he meets old friends. He goes into the Studio 76 (Broadway, New York) with Curtis Knight for four nights (17, 30 and 31 July, and also August 8 of 1967), of those nights of fun has gone out this amazing album. This album is a lesson in how the "wah-wah", can make inroads and create amazing psychedelic environments, besides listening to a Bass extremely and very Soul Funk." (RYM)
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02 VA - Lost Legends Of Surf Guitar [2003] (4 x CD's)
Link https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/Z5b2AWGL/file.html
Lost Legends Of Surf Guitar I - Big Noise From Waimea
Sundazed loudly launches this supercharged new series, indelibly capturing the widescreen picture of pounding vintage surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals?the first-ever, broad-based, legitimate survey of these incendiary recordings! LOST LEGENDS OF SURF GUITAR! The first releases is the most fun and comprehensive compilations ever of rare 60?s surf and hot rod guitar instrumentals! Featuring performances from echo-drenched legends such as the Pyramids, David Marks & The Marksmen, the Original Surfaris, Trashmen and Tornadoes, as well as unsung longboard heroes like the Royal Coachmen, Thom Starr & the Galaxies, Jan Davis, Dave Myers & his Surftones, and a ton of others. ? Big sounds from the original masters?20 tracks per disc including previously unheard vintage cuts on each volume... Speedway tested! From the endless beaches of Orange County to the countless lakes of Minnesota, Lost Legends Of Surf Guitar spotlights an avalanche of reverb-guitar staccato-ripping surf and speed-fest sounds from the original masters!
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03 VA - Return Of The Creeps (The Singles) [1995]
Link https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/dD9ctHja/file.html
This collection presents the Singles Of Creep Records,the first alternative label in Greece. All were released in 80's.
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BONUS VA - Early Girls Volumes 1-5 [1995] (5 x CD's)
Link CD1+2+3 https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/4hJEIGYy/file.html
Link CD4+5 https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/E04hix2v/file.html
Almost 6 hours of wonderful songs of the Girl group heaven with 140 hits from the Golden Age of American Rock & Roll. This impressive collection of recordings, laid down between the fifties and sixties, chosen by someone with excellent taste! Terrific Early Girl group compilation.
Early Girls Volume 1
Leave it to one of England's premier re-issue labels to put together a compilation that rivals Rhino's excellent "The Girl Groups" series. While a few of these songs fall outside the strict definition of girl groups (1961-1965), this is a super collection and at 28 tracks you won't find a more generous single disc compilation. There are a few late Fifties hits: 13-year-old Dodie Stevens' "Pink Shoe Laces," Gale Storm's "Dark Moon," and the Aquatones' "You." The rest are early-Sixties classics and also-rans.
Early Girls Volume 2
continues this CD series with some mighty fine hits by some of the best female singers of the 1950s and 1960s. These songbirds could take anything and make it shine brighter than silver and gold; that's why CDs like this still sell! The quality of the sound is excellent and I really like that artwork, too.
Early Girls Volume 3
continues the mix of relatively easy-to-find selections and a few that will immediately grab the attention of collectors everywhere, especially those who concentrate on the Girl Group Sound.
Early Girls Volume 4
extends their reach beyond the mostly teenager-oriented recordings of previous volumes. Sharing the digital domain with to-be-expected artists such as Brenda Lee, the Cookies and Tracey Dey are stalwarts of the more adult-oriented performers of the day as represented by Doris Day, Rosemary Clooney and Nancy Wilson. While one may argue they are misplaced in this compilation series, Ace is reminding us that, as their tunes were strong contenders within the top-100 of the period and they would not be going away quietly as many of their male counterparts did, they were indeed part and parcel of the female presence in the early days of rock and roll.
Early Girls Volume 5,
another fine collection from the fanatics at Ace Records. An eclectic mix of known artists with low charted hits and some, at least to me, completely unknown ones. That said, everything on this CD is interesting. The usual great sound quality and the usual fantastic insert booklet. As with all Ace products and the Early Girls series, highly recommended.
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01 Ramsey Lewis - (Newly Recorded All-Time Non-Stop) Golden Hits [1973]
Link https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/jiutZj5E/file.html
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02 Blue Harlem - I Dare You! [2009]
Link https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/id63BYiS/file.html
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03 Van Morrison - Estival Jazz Lugano Piazza Della Riforma Lugano , Switzerland 12. July 2002 CD1+CD2
Link https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/1GNI4DNZ/file.html
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BONUS VA - A Quiet Revolution, 30 Years of Windham Hill [2005] (4 x CD's)
Link CD1+2 https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/bYKuVLZX/file.html
Link CD3+4 https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/YR19glUq/file.html
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Continuing with the run of royalty, we have some King’s X. I think I first read about them—a review of “Gretchen Goes to Nebraska,” which called the album “the future of progressive rock.” Being a lover of the genre, I picked it up. I’m not so sure that assessment was accurate, but by the time I got to “Summerland,” I was hooked. Their riffs, their writing, Doug Pinnick’s vocals—it all worked. For me, however, it all went downhill pretty quickly after “Dogman,” which is only okay in my opinion. I have the rest of the catalog, but the bitrates are pathetic. But what I’ve posted here is very choice, the majority ripped from my own CDs, and at 320 except where noted. Faith, hope, and love for this atheist.
1988 – Out of the Silent Planet (@125) https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/LkSgOdwd/file.html
1989 – Gretchen Goes to Nebraska https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/fq6wenA5/file.html
1990 – Faith, Hope, Love https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/Hb6hgEnb/file.html
1992 – Live at the Empire Club, Cleveland OH https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/lUBnx5AZ/file.html
1992 – King’s X https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/zawSBhAL/file.html
1994 – Dogman (@125) https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/Di930I3v/file.html
The Kitsch Korner has the last of the H.P. Lovecraft, (featuring “Haunter of the Dark,” “The Lurking Fear,” and “The Thing on the Doorstep”), some late Fifties exotica, and Konrad Elfer’s score from Michael Caine’s spy thriller, “The Funeral in Berlin.” Bitrates will vary, but hopefully that won’t put you in a padded cell at Arkham.
Wayne June – “The Dark Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft, Vol. 5” (2006) https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/ZLEb9Wdb/file.html
Johnny Spencer and the Kona Koasters – “S’Pacifica” (1959) https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/uIyT8pw6/file.html
Konrad Elfers – “The Funeral In Berlin” (1966) https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/q4zW0lqr/file.html
@Aging Child - Unfortunately, I don't have either of those last two Queen albums. Initially, that was a conscious decision as being a member of ACT UP and other queer organizations during the AIDS epidemic, I became incredibly angry at Mercury for not coming out when he was ill - to advance "the cause." My attitude has changed since then, but I never picked them up--and when thinking about Queen, I usually forget them.
Daniel – Winning The West
MPC Records SPCN-7-100-04172-4 (U.S.A. 1984)
Daniel McClenaghan (lead vocals, rhythm guitar)
Bill Bryson (upright bass)
Steve Hill (lead guitar, rhythm guitar)
Chris Hillman (mandolin, high strung guitar)
David Mansfield (fiddle, dobro)
Don Gerber (banjo)
Al Perkins (pedal steel guitar)
Joe “Licks” Bellamy (piano)
Patty Schauer (background vocals)
Dan McCorison (background vocals)
Produced by Al Perkins
Christian country
This album never came out on CD
1. You Always Call My Name (2:33)
2. Carlan Pleasures? (3:12)
3. Bones Aren't Supernatural (2:15)
4. Disputation Waltz (4:01)
5. Invisible Walls (3:30)
6. Get Me On The Train With Jesus (2:26)
7. Are You Saved? (Ballad Of Carl Carnal) (3:09)
8. Jesus (3:17)
9. Rest In Me (2:40)
10. You'll Know Me (Full As The Skies) (2:13)
11. Reprise (0:53)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, insert, labels)
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/1lztLE6J/file.html
Jerry Corbitt – Jerry Corbitt
Capitol ST-771 (USA 1971)
Jerry Corbitt (1941-2014) was an ex-member (guitar, piano, harmonica) of The Youngbloods.
1. Country Boy Blues (3:34)
2. Burning In Your Love Light (2:29)
3. Georgia (3:17)
4. Till You Come Back Home Again (3:21)
5. Pain (3:34)
6. John Deere Tractor (4:18)
7. Load On (3:33)
8. Happy Times (3:36)
9. Canada (2:58)
10. Get On Back To The Land (2:02)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (USA & UK fronts, backs, labels)
https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/5tUq5UyV/file.html
Monday's GOSPEL
These are taken from YouTube (I think they are from singles 1960's & 1970's). Thanks to the original uploader.
Some of the sound quality may not be too good, but there's some pretty obscure stuff which you wouldn't find elsewhere.
- Deep Gospel Sound Vol. 3.zip
https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/i8Rq6rEb/file.html
- Deep Gospel Sound Vol. 4.zip
https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/FWkzMEMy/file.html
- Deep Gospel Sound Vol. 5.zip
https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/CMwk5ler/file.html
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@ S13
Many thanks for the recent Groovy Gumbo & Robert Ward/Ohio Players.
Here's an LP I think you've been after. There's 2 copies of it from different sources - track 12 is the same on each though (from a streaming site).
Loving Sisters - Trying Time (1965) [downloaded tracks].zip
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/m9YEBXFy/file.html
Loving Sisters - Trying Time (1965) [from streaming].zip
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/g4XvOlHR/file.html
Monday's WESTERN SWING
Paul Howard & His Arkansas Cotton Pickers - ''Western Swing 'N Boogie'' 1946-1948.zip
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/DFEFugZS/file.html
Smokey Warren - The Eastern King Of Western Swing.zip
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/x9lftrZ5/file.html
Spade Cooley - Essential Western Swing.zip
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/APMhGZQN/file.html
Johnny Lee Wills - Tulsa Swing Stampede ~ Transcriptions 1950-51.zip
http://www7.zippyshare.com/v/kmcrPiam/file.html
JW, I understand your point of view but Freddie outside of the limelight was a private person who kept his personal life his own business. Plus attitudes to HIV & Aids is no what it is today. The British press would have had a field day and I think Fred kept things on the down low as not to draw negative attention. Do I believe he should have spoke out? Only really Freddie himself should have made that choice and in his favour a day or two before he sadly passed he did announce he had Aids. Thankfully people are much more educated now and attitudes have changed which truthfully I believe he didn't speak out because of the stigma attached back then and the way people reacted to hearing someone had HIV/AIDS. Plus the Freddie tribute concert raised a ton of money for HIV/AIDS research. So whilst Fred didn't speak out whilst alive he done a lot posthumously for the cause.
@Aging Child, here's The WOrks and A Kind Of Magic:
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/2CMc8gd6/file.html
Hi Friends, yesterday I posted The Word - Soul Food which came as one track, this annoys me as much as it probably annoys you so I got another copy
The Word - Soul Food 320 seperate tracks
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/vCPuaRdT/file.html
Thanks to the original sharer.
Cheers Marlon
@ JWDen
I always admire your posts and hope you keep put more progressive rock music that many more people will enjoy. Like yourself I really enjoy the music termed progressive rock and plan to post more in the future.
I have all of King X albums and notice your shares were not all 320kbps. I hope you don't mind if I post an upgrade to those posts that are below 320kbps.
Here is King X - Dogman [1994] + Out of the Silent Planet [1988] @320Kbps.
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/KWKqHUO3/file.html
I also saw that you did not include two Queen albums in your Queen post as you have not collected them. Aging Child also mention in this in his post yesterday
So here they are for both of you
Queen - The Works [1984] + A Kind of Magic [1986] @320kbps
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/83pNXmgQ/file.html
Cheers
Hello,
I hope this request is not too rare, Snooks Eaglin "Message to New Orleans" (Heritage).
Take it easy, Hester
...This Is The World - Not Your Country.
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Embryo is a Musical collective from Munich (Germany), founded in 1969 by Christian Burchard
and Edgar Hofmann. Considered as one of the most important German jazz-rock
bands during the 1970s.
In 1981, Uve Müllrich and Michael Wehmeyer left Embryo to form "Embryo's Dissidenten"
who soon became Dissidenten.
Embryo have continued for over 40 years with Christian Burchard always in charge
and an ever changing international cast of musicians including talents from
North Africa, India, China, etc., as well as occasionally featuring top jazz names
like Mal Waldron and Charlie Mariano and luminaries of the Krautrock scene.
Embryo – 40 (2010) Trikont @206
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/xu684moH/file.html
Embryo - Embryo's Reise (1994) Schneball @256
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/3NabSvwd/file.html
Embryo & Yoruba Dun Dun Orchester Feat. Muraina Oyelami (1985) Schneball @320
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/KhLqmkh1/file.html
Embryo - Every Day Is Okay (1993) Materiali Sonori @192
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/rXjhTJg6/file.html
Embryo - Ibn Battuta (1994) Schneeball @329
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/naksMaft/file.html
Embryo - Invisible Documents (1974) @ 199 (Incomplette)
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/CVrJh24b/file.html
Embryo - Live in Berlin (1976) @ 320
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/WzmA8Z7Y/file.html
Embryo - Ni Hau (1996) @ 192
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/flCnrAIB/file.html
Embryo - Surfin' (1975) @ 320
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/K6M3uuN1/file.html
Embryo – Wiesbaden 1972 @ 206
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/s2r4lB8s/file.html
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Dissidenten & Jil Jilala – Tanger Sessions (2008)
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/SC68Pkne/file.html
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@ Gaius @ Doctor-Dunbars
That's how I get it.. Благодарю! & Danke.
my russian is getting better and better...
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Take Care Comrades!
@ Wayne
MANY thanks for the Gospel Music Assorted.
I thought I had a wide collection, but I didn't have about half of yours - excellent.
I notice that it is A-C, so can we expect some more in the future?
Wayne - that's a good biblical name. Wasn't he a disciple, along with Colin and Derek?
You are now a fully paid up member of the TZ Gospel Club. A solid gold cross will be sent to you shortly.
Thanks again.
@ Lil'ol'Lady
Many thanks for the "Mighty Day: 25 Gospel Greats" - I didn't have this album.
Unfortunately I don't have any of the collection you're after:
"The History of Soul: From Sacred To Secular, A Soul Awakening"
PS. Just by chance I looked back at yesterday's posting of yours and saw someone called Wayne had put a posting of 14 + albums of Gospel (black and white artists). Don't miss them, because there are some good ones there........
Here's the link:-
Wayne said...
Gospel Music Assorted
https://we.tl/ROKZnSRHaj
@ JWDen
Whilst we're talking about Freddie Mercury, this is a beautiful, poignant song by the folk artist Norma Waterson replying to a nasty journalist's comments about Freddie Mercury. Good old Norma and Lal!
Unfortunately they are both now dead. As for Joe Haines - who cares?
Norma Waterson - Reply to Joe Haines
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYy9xAYamj0
Joe Haines is a journalist who wrote a nasty article about Freddie Mercury right after his death. The song is a reaction to that text. Written by Lal Waterson. From the album "The Very Thought of You" by Norma Waterson.
Reply to Joe Haines[Lal Waterson]
Sung by Norma Waterson on her second solo album The Very Thought of You. She was accompanied by Danny Thompson, double bass, Teddy Borrowiecki, piano, and Eliza Carthy, viola.
Norma Waterson wrote in the The Very Thought of You sleeve notes:
[The songs] range […] to the white knuckle fury of my sister Lal's Reply to Joe Haines (originally called An Open Letter to Joe Haines) which is just that. A reply to the iniquitous article written by that man on the subject of Freddie Mercury's disclosure that he was HIV positive (indeed that he had full blown AIDS) and which the Daily Mirror saw fit to print.
Read your letter, tore the page
Wondered whether to write in rage
Then I thought it better to use your trade
No-one should ever die of AIDS
No ordinary fellow, centre stage
No Cinderella, what a face
Gave us so much pleasure and some change
His likes will never come again
Read your letter, such a shame
And I think it better you think again
What's it matter how he came
Bye bye Bulsara—what a name
No ordinary fellow, centre stage
No Cinderella, what a face
Gave us so much pleasure and some change
No-one will ever take his place
Thanks for the upgrades and additions, Butterboy!
Here's a third day of Dan Hicks for you:
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks - The Most Of Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks [Bonus Tracks]
(This is the American version of "Original Recordings" - with some "bonus" unreleased demo's)
Link: https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/PJdFckiQ/file.html
Dan Hicks - Alive & Lickin' (2001)
Link: https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/Tkm5eG1P/file.html
Dan Hicks - Selected Shorts (2004)
Link: https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/sqW1a4L0/file.html
His last studio CD:
Dan Hicks - Crazy for Christmas (2010)
Link: https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/01Wo1vDu/file.html
"Duets" is fan created CD that compiled Dan's duets, largely taken from "Selected Shorts" & "Beat the Heat".
Dan Hicks - Duets
Link: https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/5V7uuPuJ/file.html
Hello dear sharers. Please, I look for the following single: tea FLAMIN ' GROOVIES: long Way To Be Happy/Gift t Forget To Write.
Thank you in advance.
Cordially.
Thierry since FRANCE
Re. Freddie Mercury
If anyone wants to read what vile crap Joe Haines wrote about Freddie Mercury, here it is below (second link)
http://www.thesoundproject.org.uk/tsp/features/replytojoehaines.htm
http://dungeonpeaches.tumblr.com/post/85982644289/queenmania-this-repulsive-article-which
Not done yet, @Aging Child!
Louis Armstrong 3
1923-1934 - Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man (4 Disc Set) @320
1928 - Louis Armstrong, Volume IV: Louis Armstrong And Earl Hines [FLAC]
1933-1954 - Jazz Ballads: Louis Armstrong & Jack Teagarden [FLAC]
https://mega.nz/#F!WtRAyBZA!BvGk81VkoXE3kVxQQHddRQ
Caterina Valente 1
1956 - Hi-Fi Nightingale @320
1957 - Ole Valente! @320
1957 - Plenty Valente @320
1958 - Cosmopolitan Lady @320
1958 - A Toast to the Girls @320
1959 - Aie Ton Rire @192
https://mega.nz/#F!OxYRUQxA!InVTA5M9GWwrAQtBCroq9A
Butterboy, thanks for the Lost Legends of Surf Guitar and the Hendrix/Curtis Knight sessions! Great ways to start the week!
Thank you to Butterboy for the Hendrix and Windham Hill stuff.
@ Butterboy - Many thanks for Early Girls. :)
@ Scott Marks - Many thanks for Caterina Valente. :)
UB
Hi again Pubbi
Regarding your share of The Broods, something weird is happenning. I download them with no problems and then when I extract the rar it says 'no archives found, unknown format or damaged', the same with all the 5 files. I have downloaded them several times and nothing changes. I have downloaded other zippy files from this site just to check and no problem. This is the first time this happens to me, so I wonder if there's anything wrong with the files at all. Could I ask you to try download one to check? I really don't know what's wrong.
Kind regards
R&B Jukebox Hits 1955 CD1 & CD2
I found these two albums at Jukebox City a year or more, but just got around to listening, and found this to be a great collection.
Does anyone have additional years of "R&B Jukbox Hits" that they can share? Or maybe an upgrade to the quality of this posting of 1955.
VA - R&B Jukebox Hits 1955 - Vol. 1 (2011) @192.rar
link: https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/D9yYlf0u/file.html
VA - R&B Jukebox Hits 1955 - Vol. 2 (2011) @192.rar
link: https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/ygLGJHo5/file.html
Cheers,
Mike
I'm glad the name registered, Bela. More Valente to enjoy over the next few days.
Yawning Angel sez...
Uncle Babka, thank you for mo Hicks!
Back Into Yesterday's Music, #127:
1920s+ Jazz, Blues, Old Time, and More -- M-artists, part 4 of 4:
Today's super-heavy on Jazz... but there's plenty of Blues as well, and a couple Old-Timers for your added listening pleasure. Enjoy!
McKinney's Cotton-Pickers,1928-30:
- The Chronological, 1929-30 [24@151-320]
- miscellaneous, 1928-30 [2@128, 5@320]
Mel Morris's Picadilly Players - Hot-Dance Obscurities, 1927-28 [6@256]
Mel Parker - sampler, 1929
Meyer Davis, 1928-29 [13@106-320]
Midnight Serenaders - sampler, 1928-30 [4@226-320]
Midway Dance Orchestra - Early Chicago Jazz, 1923-24 [4@128]
Midway Garden Orchestra - Early Chicago Jazz, 1923 [2@128, 3@320]
Miff Mole, 1927-30:
- Chronological, 1927
- miscellaneous, 1928-30 [3@192, 2@320]
Mike Speciale - sampler, 1925-26 [5@126-260]
Mildred Austin - Complete, 1928
Mississippi Mud Mashers - Complete, 1927-35 [1@160, 6@320]
Missourians, 1929-30 [7@128-320]
Moanin' Bernice Edwards, 1928-35
Monarch Jazz Quartet of Norfolk - Complete, 1923-29
Monette Moore - Complete, 1923-32
- in two parts; artwork included
Monk Hazel - sampler, 1928
Mooch Richardson - Complete, 1928 [6@315-316]
Moran Lee 'Dock' Boggs - sampler, 1927-29
Mound City Blue Blowers, 1924-36 [25@256-320 (except 1)]
Mozelle Alderson - sampler, 1927-30
Muggsy Spanier - Muggshot, 1924-42
Seven-day link (expires May 14):
https://we.tl/3x65beJh3g
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: Skip James, and plenty more!
Cheers!
@ Butterboy , cheers for Early Girls ;)
Scott Marks, thanks for your shares,
here's more Caterina Valente
https://mega.nz/#!bNd0FQwB!1FlRWMV2ZPTxQoUfwkMFrWD0BGLyB1HQfokHZjamqaI
taken from "Single Raritäten" (104 discs)
most in german - you get it as i got them
Hermann
Great Blog TZ.Can i make a request anybody help with the following
It Bites .The Big Lad In The Windmill
Thanks All
@Wayne..Thanks for joining the Gospel Club. It is always exciting to find gospel posted. Thanks!
@Bob..Thanks for the heads up about Wayne's postings. I, too, had about half of the music, including "American Primitive" and "Smithsonian". How exciting, though, to recover lost music or get something new. I am grateful for gospel posts of any kind. Thanks, Bob.
BTW, were you aware of this site? It's a nice, organized site for research on gospel labels. You can stream a song from each collection, I believe.
https://bless-this-soul.com/
Happy posting for us all!
Thanks For Loving Sisters , Jimi & All Posts As Well .
@Bob - I hadn't heard that Norma Waterson song before. Very powerful. Thanks for sharing that.
@Bob
Many thanks for the great Western Swing you are posting! Please post more!
Thanks, Hermann! I have another 20 or so titles in the crypt, so sit tight.
Gaius said:
@Wu Ming + Embryo
Wu, I don't speak any Russian at all, but meanwhile I need only two or three seconds to find the right bottom on a Russian page. And you might find out that this website has so much music. You only need to pick it up.
Your big "Embryo" post is appreciated, I found some Live material and a few CD's I didn't have. This is what I have in addition:
Embryo with MAL WALDRON: For Eva CD 1967, reed. 2000
Opal CD 1970
Bremen CD 1970
Father Son and Holy Ghost CD 1972
Wiesbaden CD 1972
Embryo featuring CHARLIE MARIANO: We keep on CD 1973
Embryo with MAL WALDRON: Steig aus CD 1973
Embryo with MAL WALDRON: Rocksession CD 1973, reed. 2002
Bad Heads and bad Cats CD 1975
Apo-Calypso CD 1977
Embryo’s Reise CD 1979
Ibn Battuta CD 1994
Live at Burg Herzberg Festival 2007, CD ed. 2008
If you need something let me know. Probably I'll get some time and space on Thursday.
Here is "Embryo"
Apo-Calypse (D), 1977 (320)
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/ghrvo7WK/file.html
Hi Pubbi, and others who might be interested
Angelo from powerpop criminals posted the solution to this problem (that I was unaware of before today) with the rar extraction.
kind regards
@ Anonymous
It Bites - The Big Lad In The Windmill [320]
http://www.mediafire.com/file/l2p1nq83asp5l9k/WindmillItBites.rar
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A request ;
The Holy River Family Band - Earthquake Country
The Holy River Family Band - Trio
Thanks .
@Scott Marks
Thanks for the Armstrong & Teargarden.
Jay
Time for a chill pill, folks, so here is the Ministry of Sound
Chillout Sessions 2. It's from 2001 and is out of print.
There's some great stuff of these early MOS Chillouts, so if anyone out there has numbers 1, 3, 4 or 6, please share them with us!
info
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Chillout-Session-2/release/10198
geddit @320
https://mega.nz/#!xkxBxLIB!WsnNB2kI4ZFzhLffzHqB1GAcGwcWEw33-5NeriZZv_s
@Bob ...
thanks sooooo much for the Loving Sisters and the remaining Deep Gospel comps as well my friend!!!
I'm after a gospel track by The Kelly Bros. maybe you have it?
Kelly Brothers - 1965 - First Step Down (Sims 247)
cheers, S
Mike, thank you for R&B Jukebox hits!
Weiß jemand, was mit musicmp3spb geschehen ist? Scheinbar geht da gar nichts mehr.
Hester,
I could not find the exact album you are looking for (Snooks Eaglin's Message From New Orleans). But I was able to piece together all of the tracks (and the artwork) from various sources and make it look like the original issue.
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/O83nTaWh/file.html
Does anyone know the password over on the Pirata Do Rock Blog ???
Thank You
@JWDen: thank you for clarifying... never a pawn for Queen, eh? ;-)
Some of the tracks off those two releases were getting airplay in Germany in the mid-1990s while I was there, tracks I hadn't heard stateside. Both should be easy to find, once I get up from this desk and pop in on a music shop or three -- amazing that there still are some, too.
@96dBfreak & @ButterBoy: strike the second half of the above -- thank you both for... oh, I really want to say "for plugging a couple holes", but... Anyway, thanks for coming up with those two!
@ScottMarks: to quote Zippy the Pinhead: Yow! Thank you for mo' Satchmo!
Cheers!
Hi Angel,
I've had a similar problem a few times with file downloads that are clearly there but won't download in win zip. Downloaded a free programme called "express zip". Free for non business users, just make sure you download the right version or it will time out on the commercial one. This seems to download all the files that I have a problem with.
Cheers,
Terry
Had no problem extracting The Brood,use winrar instead of 7zip.
Thanks for The Fall Peel Sessions in high quality, and more Hawkwind, @timebender.Thanks Lo-Fi Larry for the Ladies,and Pubbi for The Brood.
@JWDen Thanks so very much for the Kitsch Korner! I realy enjoyed all the Lovecraft stuff!
I would like to request a bit in this vein -
There are some Kitschy records out with VINCENT PRICE reading horror tales:
- A Graveyard of Ghost tales (Caedmon records) told by Vincent Price
- Tales of Witches, Ghost and Goblins (Caedmon...) told by Vincent Price
...any chance for this kitschy extravaganza?
Cheers Jan
@ Uncle Babka
Many thanks for all things Dan Hicks. It filled a few holes and allowed me to upgrade some albums.
Great souldies on this one (Constellation of Chicago Soul) would anyone have this in wav/flac. Thank you gyro & ryp for this great comp. Buck
@Lil'ol'lady @Bob
I have 40 or 50 gigs of Gospel but it will take me awhile to upload it.
Tried to send up 2 gigs on WeTransfer tonight and it was way too slow.
Obviously there are storms between me and the satellite and nothing I can do.
I also have the 8 CD set From Sacred To Secular originally uploaded by Northern
Madman but also can't upload that tonight.
I only have a 5 hour window or pay several 100 bucks a month.
Try again tomorrow night.
Just barely go it out.....
Northern MadMan - History Of Soul From Sacred To Secular (A Soul Awakening) [8CD]
https://we.tl/yRwR9G1Jkq
@bob
Norma Waterson is not dead. She has been very sick in recent years but is still alive and performing and has just released a new album with her brilliantly talented daughter Eliza and The Gift Band called "Anchor."
@Wayne: thank you for the History of Soul link... cheers!
JW, you surprise and depress me!
Thanks for all the music. Why would I want to read a negative article about Freddie Mercury after his death. Life is too short for that.
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