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DAVID ROY ELDRIDGE
David Roy Eldridge (30 January 1911 – 26 February 1989), nicknamed "Little Jazz", was an American jazz trumpet player. His sophisticated use of harmony, including the use of tritone substitutions, his virtuosic solos exhibiting a departure from the smooth and lyrical style of earlier jazz trumpet innovator Louis Armstrong, and his strong impact on Dizzy Gillespie mark him as one of the most influential musicians of the swing era and a precursor of bebop. (Wikipedia)
One of the most exciting trumpeters to emerge during the swing era, Roy Eldridge's combative approach, chance-taking style and strong musicianship were an inspiration (and an influence) to the next musical generation, most notably Dizzy Gillespie. Although he sometimes pushed himself farther than he could go, Eldridge never played a dull solo.
Roy Eldridge started out playing trumpet and drums in carnival and circus bands. With the Nighthawk Syncopators he received a bit of attention by playing a note-for-note re-creation of Coleman Hawkins' tenor solo on "The Stampede." Inspired by the dynamic playing of Jabbo Smith (Eldridge would not discover Louis Armstrong for a few years), Eldridge played with some territory bands including Zack Whyte and Speed Webb and in New York (where he arrive in 1931) he worked with Elmer Snowden (who nicknamed him "Little Jazz"), McKinney's Cotton Pickers, and most importantly Teddy Hill (1935). Eldridge's recorded solos with Hill, backing Billie Holiday and with Fletcher Henderson (including his 1936 hit "Christopher Columbus") gained a great deal of attention. In 1937 he appeared with his octet (which included brother Joe on alto) at the Three Deuces Club in Chicago and recorded some outstanding selections as a leader including "Heckler's Hop" and "Wabash Stomp." By 1939 Eldridge had a larger group playing at the Arcadia Ballroom in New York. With the decline of Bunny Berigan and the increasing predictability of Louis Armstrong, Eldridge was arguably the top trumpeter in jazz during this era. During 1941-1942 Eldridge sparked Gene Krupa's Orchestra, recording classic versions of "Rockin' Chair" and "After You've Gone" and interacting with Anita O'Day on "Let Me Off Uptown." The difficulties of traveling with a White band during a racist period hurt him, as did some of the incidents that occurred during his stay with Artie Shaw (1944-1945) but the music during both stints was quite memorable. Eldridge can be seen in several "soundies" (short promotional film devoted to single songs) of this era by the Krupa band, often in association with O'Day, including "Let Me Off Uptown" and "Thanks for the Boogie Ride." He is also very prominent in the band's appearance in Howard Hawks' Ball of Fire, in an extended performance of "Drum Boogie" mimed by Barbara Stanwyck, taking a long trumpet solo -- the clip was filmed soon after Eldridge joined the band in late April of 1941, and "Drum Boogie" was a song that Eldridge co-wrote with Krupa.
Eldridge had a short-lived big band of his own, toured with Jazz at the Philharmonic, and then had a bit of an identity crisis when he realized that his playing was not as modern as the beboppers. A successful stay in France during 1950-1951 restored his confidence when he realized that being original was more important than being up-to-date. Eldridge recorded steadily for Norman Granz in the '50s, was one of the stars of JATP (where he battled Charlie Shavers and Dizzy Gillespie), and by 1956, was often teamed with Coleman Hawkins in a quintet; their 1957 appearance at Newport was quite memorable. The '60s were tougher as recording opportunities and work became rarer. Eldridge had brief and unhappy stints with Count Basie's Orchestra and Ella Fitzgerald (feeling unnecessary in both contexts) but was leading his own group by the end of the decade. He spent much of the '70s playing regularly at Ryan's and recording for Pablo and, although his range had shrunk a bit, Eldridge's competitive spirit was still very much intact. Only a serious stroke in 1980 was able to halt his horn. Roy Eldridge recorded throughout his career for virtually every label. (Artist Biography by Scott Yanow)
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01 Roy Eldridge - 1935-1947 Chronogical Classics (3xCD's) [1993]
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CD1 Roy Eldridge - 1935-1940 Chronogical Classics [1993]
This is the watershed collection of Roy Eldridge's work. His reputation may be built on his live engagements in the small clubs lining 52nd street back in the day, but this is the studio-recorded evidence of those days by which history judges him. It is breathtaking work. In these recordings, Little Jazz is the clearly seen as the bridge between Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie. Adjectives that could be applied to the work include, but are by no means limited to: frenzied, burnished, controlled, impassioned, funky, cool, red-hot, swinging. --Which is to say the man covers a lot of territory in terms of technique and emotion in this collection.
Heartily unconditionally recommended (Amazon)
CD2 Roy Eldridge - 1943-1944 Chronogical Classics [1997]
Roy Eldridge worked with Gene Krupa for a couple of years, then made a series of hot sides with a great seven-piece band, featuring tenor saxophonists Ike Quebec and Tom Archia. "After You've Gone" begins with a funny false-start introduction that Eldridge seems to have developed while working with Krupa. "The Gasser," a hot-to-trot walking blues, was based on the chord changes of "Sweet Georgia Brown." Also included here are two lovely, passionate ballads and an incomplete take of "Oh, Lady Be Good." The Esquire Metropolitan Opera House V-Disc Jam Session turned into a real all-star blowout on "Tea for Two," the conglomerated ensemble sounding pretty crowded by the time it works up to the out chorus. Eldridge's next adventure occurred with Lionel Hampton's V-Disc All-Stars. "Flyin' on a V-Disc" is, of course, Hamp's big hit "Flyin' Home." He hammers the vibes while saying "heyyy!' and keeps on saying it, clapping his hands and braying like a goat throughout all subsequent solos by the horn players, eventually leading the pack into an inevitable grandstand conclusion. The Little Jazz Trumpet Ensemble is heard on one of the earliest of all Keynote sessions, and the very first of producer Harry Lim's instrument-oriented dates, setting a precedent for the Coleman Hawkins Sax Ensemble and the Benny Morton Trombone Choir. Emmett Berry's inspiration was Roy Eldridge himself, while Joe Thomas patterned himself after Louis Armstrong. "St. Louis Blues" in particular is amazing. They work it up to a fine finish. Eldridge's working relationship with Decca Records bore fruit briefly in June of 1944 with another big-band date. This particular group included former Fats Waller trumpeter John "Bugs" Hamilton, ace trombonist Sandy Williams, and a pair of strong tenor players -- Franz Jackson and Hal Singer. Two dramatic ballads resulted, along with yet another patented stampede version of "After You've Gone." The orchestra assembled on October 13, 1944, had a formidable trombone section, as Williams found himself flanked by noteworthy slip horn agents Wilbur DeParis and Vic Dickenson. This band was also fortified with the presence of trumpeter Sidney DeParis, drummer Cozy Cole, and flashy amplified guitarist Napoleon "Snags" Allen, who is heavily featured on "Fish Market," a rocking blues that sounds a bit like "Tuxedo Junction." After Eldridge savors a pretty air called "Twilight Time," he leads a charge through "St. Louis Blues." Running the changes as fast as he can through a muted horn, Eldridge fires off a rapid stream of lyrics, turns Franz Jackson loose for a scorching hot tenor solo, and heads up an explosive hot finale. ( AllMusic Review by arwulf arwulf)
CD3 Roy Eldridge - 1945-1947 Chronogical Classics [1998]
As far as Roy Eldridge's big bands go, this was the peak. With arrangements by Buster Harding and a stable of powerful young players, the Roy Eldridge Orchestra must have been formidable in live performance. Most of the recordings they made for the Decca label represent the ultimate in extroverted big-band swing. The explosive "Little Jazz Boogie" is one of the hottest records Roy Eldridge ever made. The flip side, "Embraceable You," bears witness to his profound abilities as an interpreter of ballads. Three sides by the Roy Eldridge Little Jazz Band recorded for V-Disc on November 14, 1945, allow for more intimate interplay. "Roy Meets Horn" -- the title is a takeoff on "Boy Meets Horn," Ellington's feature for Rex Stewart -- and "Old Rob Roy" are late-period swing or "prebop" numbers, anticipating stylistic changes that were in the wind at the time. With Nick Caiazza blowing tenor sax, Ernie Caceres wielding a clarinet, and Trigger Alpert and Specs Powell in the rhythm section, this was one exciting little jam band. "I've Found a New Baby" is a full-blown stomp employing traditional swing polyphony. Contrary to what the discography claims, there is no spoken introduction by Eddie "Rochester" Anderson. Back in the Decca studios on January 31, 1946, the big band generated huge gusts of sound, employing lots of in-your-face brass. "Ain't That a Shame" is a fine cool blues graced with one of Eldridge's hippest vocals. The session of May 7, 1946, opened with the rowdy "Hi Ho Trailus Boot Whip" and eased into "Tippin' Out" -- the apparent obverse of "Tippin' In," a big hit for Erskine Hawkins. During his solo on "Yard Dog," tenor saxophonist Tom Archia quotes from Fats Waller's hit record "There's Honey on the Moon Tonight." On the other hand, "Les Bounce" is not a very inventive melody. The band compensates by blowing hard and Eldridge tries using a portion of the melodic line from his famous "Little Jazz." The material recorded on September 24, 1946, signals a return to dependable jazz standards of the day. This band had alto saxophonists Sahib Shihab and Joe Eldridge, Cecil Payne on baritone, and pianist Duke Jordan. The disc closes with the WNEW Saturday Night Swing Session broadcast live on May 31, 1947. "Honeysuckle Rose" is played by just the rhythm section of Al Casey, Eddie Safranski, and Specs Powell. "Flip and Jazz" is nearly nine minutes of hot jamming in the company of tenor saxophonist Flip Phillips. "How High the Moon" is, well, a visit to bop city as Eldridge brings in the melody known as "Ornithology." "Lover" is played bright and fast with lots of block chords hammered out by pianist Mike Coluchio's right hand. "Buck Still Jumps," played once again just by the rhythm section, is Al Casey's sequel to "Buck Jumpin'," his famous feature number from Fats Waller days. (AllMusic Review by arwulf arwulf)
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02 Roy Eldridge - Little Jazz 1935-1940 [1989]
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/UBjtxi4j/file.html
If you are into Roy, the chances are you have this already..if not,then you may want to splurge or shop around because this compilation is early stuff showcasing the early wonderful music and trumpet of"Little Jazz"...the tracks include his early sides with Fletcher Henderson,Teddy Hill,Putney Dandridge, a Billie Holiday vocal and band performance,Mildred Bailey and Roy's 1st band..all from the 1935-1940 period..these mono recordings sound very good and the cd clocks in over an hour... In the interim, there is Proper's wonderful 4 cd box set that sells for about $20.00 that has a few of the tracks here but if you are into the great band stars,Dizzy Goodman,Shaw,Satchmo,Krupa then Roy is up your alley because not only was he an influence on jazz but played with many "names" and certainly was a crucial part in the evolution of the trumpet in jazz and his emotive style was a link between Satchmo to Dizzy and the newer players. He never got the attention he deserved it seems, and remains an unsung hero but a legend nonetheless recognized as such by jazz. (Amazon)
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03 Roy Eldridge - Montreux '77 [1977]
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Eldridge's final recording as a leader is a real gem. Although his chops were no longer in prime form, he was still pushing himself to the limit. With a brilliant rhythm section egging him on (pianist Oscar Peterson, bassist Niels Pedersen, and drummer Bobby Durham), Eldridge still went for the high notes (and generally hit them) during this exciting set from the 1977 Montreux Jazz Festival. Although the musicians did not know it at the time, the last two songs ("Perdido" and "Bye Bye Blackbird") were a perfect ending to a brilliant career. This dramatic CD reissue is highly recommended. (AMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
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Ever Call Ready – Ever Call Ready
A&M / Maranatha WR 8310 (USA 1985)
Country Gospel
Bernie Leadon: Vocals, Banjo, Guitar
Chris Hillman: Vocals, Madonlin
Al Perkins: Vocals, Dobro, Guitars
David Mansfield: Fiddle, Guitar, Mandolin
Jerry Scheff: Vocals, Bass
With
Steve Hill : Vocals
Tommy Funderburk : Vocals
Dan McCorison : Vocals
Ray Park : Fiddle
Produced by Al Perkins
1. River Of Jordan (2:20)
2. I'll Be No Stranger There (2:14)
3. Don't Let Them Take The Bible Out Of Our School Rooms (3:30)
4. God Loves His Children (3:04)
5. It's Beginning To Rain (4:09)
6. Livin' In The Name Of Love (2:16)
7. Boat Of Love (2:45)
8. Men Are So Busy (4:14)
9. I'm Using My Bible For A Roadmap (2:40)
10. Panhandle Rag (2:43)
Artwork Included (front, back, inner, labels)
https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/TTbJ2Byc/file.html
04 Roy Eldridge - Nuts The Complete Vogue Recordings Vol. 1 [1950]
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After touring Europe with the Benny Goodman sextet, trumpeter Roy Eldridge stayed in Paris in the spring of 1950, recording two sessions for the Vogue label in June, a quintet featuring Goodman sextet musicians, saxophonist Zoot Sims , pianist Dick Hyman and drummer Ed Shaughnessy. Added to this was bassist Pierre Michelot and singer Anita Love, with whom he presented himself in a duet as an "accomplished scat singer", "who humorously continued the style of his former role model Louis Armstrong in the spirit of Slim Gaillard," said Ralf Dombrowski .[ Five days later, another studio session ensued in quartet formation with Gerald Wiggins, Pierre Michelot and drummer Kenny Clarke. (Wikipedia)
Info
https://www.discogs.com/Roy-Eldridge-Nuts/release/11605784
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05 Roy Eldridge - The Nifty Cat [1970]
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One of only two Eldridge-led studio sessions from the 1961-1974 period, this CD reissue of a set originally recorded for Master Jazz matches the great swing trumpeter with Budd Johnson (who doubles on tenor and soprano), trombonist Benny Morton, pianist Nat Pierce, bassist Tommy Bryant, and drummer Oliver Jackson. All six of the jump tunes are by Eldridge with "5400 North" and "Ball of Fire" being the best-known. For this album, the veteran trumpeter had a very rare opportunity to call his own shots on a recording date, and the generally inspired playing makes this CD a fine example of small-group swing from the early '70s. (AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
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06 Roy Eldridge & Coleman Hawkins - Just You, Just Me [1959]
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In the late '50s trumpeter Roy Eldridge and tenor-saxophonist Coleman Hawkins teamed up on a fairly regular basis. Since they always brought out the best in each other (their solos could be quite competitive and fiery), all of their joint recordings are recommended. Two LPs from their gig at Washington D.C.'s Bayou Club in 1959 were previously released on the Honeysuckle Rose label. Five of those selections plus four previously unissued cuts are included on this Stash CD. Most of the tunes are medium-tempo jams such as "Just You, Just Me," "Rifftide," and "How High the Moon," but there is also an excellent ballad medley. Backed by a local rhythm section, Eldridge and Hawk are both in superior form, making this a highly recommended disc even for those listeners who already have the earlier LPs. (AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
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BONUS Roy Eldridge - Little Jazz Trumpet Giant [2004] (4 CD's + Artwork and Booklet)
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Overview of the career of this daring and innovative trumpet stylist from the 1940s, who was a prime influence on the bebop movement. 4CD set presented with all the Proper hallmarks - 48 page illustrated booklet, discography and top quality remastering. Includes material recorded with the big bands of Artie Shaw, Gene Krupa and Fletcher Henderson as well as small band sessions with Oscar Peterson.
Although he was active from the mid 1920s to the 1980s, this set captures some of his best years, spanning 1935 through 1953. The sound quality is excellent. Even the early tracks circa 1935 are clear and probably better than the originals due to remastering. There are no popping noises associated with raw transfers from old shellac albums to CD. I am sure die hard purists and audiophiles will find some cause to complain, but I am more than pleased. It is a well thought out set, with each CD having a theme. Disc 1 is Swing is Here, Disc 2 is The Gasser, Disc 3 is King David in Paris and Stockholm Too and the final disc is Dale's Wail. What truly sets this collection apart, aside from the attention to logical grouping, is the 47-page booklet that is included. It is well written with a lot of Roy's history and the context of the tracks on each disc. But the real value is the comprehensive discography that lists each track on each disc, provides personnel and dates, and even label catalog information for each and every track. That is not the stuff of hastily thrown together compilations by fly-by-night labels.
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Various Artists – You Better Move On – 30 Great Versions
A song written and first released by Arthur Alexander in 1961
He also wrote Anna (Go To Him), A Shot Of Rhythm ‘n’ Blues, Everyday I Have To Cry Some, Soldier Of Love, Where Have You Been (All My Life) and many other songs that were hits for other artists.
1. Arthur Alexander - You Better Move On (2:50)
2. The Rolling Stones - You Better Move On (2:40)
3. The Hollies - You Better Move On (2:44)
4. The Dave Clark Five - You Better Move On (3:39)
5. Gene Clark - You Better Move On (5:36)
6. Johnny Rivers - You Better Move On (3:02)
7. The Leaves - You Better Move On (2:23)
8. Ian Gillan And The Javelins - You Better Move On (2:42)
9. Vance Arnold & The Avengers (= Joe Cocker) - You Better Move On (3:03)
10. The Moody Blues (with Denny Laine) - You Better Move On (3:59)
11. Mack Allen Smith - You Better Move On (2:27)
12. Mink DeVille - You Better Move On (2:58)
13. The Dennisons - You Better Move On (3:00)
14. Dave Berry - You Better Move On (3:01)
15. Billy ''Crash'' Craddock - You Better Move On (2:24)
16. The Drifters (featuring Ben E. King) - You Better Move On (3:13)
17. Johnny O'Keefe - You Better Move On (2:36)
18. George Jones and Johnny Paycheck - You Better Move On (2:44)
19. The Andrew Oldham Orchestra - You Better Move On (3:06)
20. Travis Wammack - You Better Move On (3:13)
21. Bobby Vee - You Better Move On (2:38)
22. Peter Kraus - You Better Move On (2:39)
23. Randy Newman with Mark Knopfler - You Better Move On (2:53)
24. The Cavaliers - You Better Move On (2:20)
25. The Flames - You Better Move On (2:40)
26. The Rollicks - You Better Move On (2:51)
27. Debbie Reynolds - You Better Move On (2:18)
28. Kenny & The Kasuals - You Better Move On (2:45)
29. Alain Dumas - Tu Peux T'En Aller (You Better Move On) (2:38)
30. Bobby Skelton - You Better Move On (2:16)
Artwork Included (front, back)
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Suite Steel – The Pedal Steel Guitar Album
ELEKTRA EKS 74072 (USA1970)
Buddy Emmons, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Rusty Young, J.D. Maness and Red Rhodes on pedal steel guitar
With :
John Boylan – piano and electric guitar
John Guerin – drums
Joe Osborn – fender bass
Bob West – acoustic bass
Lyle Ritz – acoustic bass
Clarence White – electric guitar
Jim Yester – rhythm guitar
Jo Ellen Yester – rhythm guitar
01. Buddy Emmons - Down On The Corner (2:29)
02. Sneaky Pete - Blackbird (2:06)
03. Rusty Young - Evereybody's Talkin' (2:37)
04. Buddy Emmons - Wichita Lineman (2:48)
05. J.D. Maness - Muddy Mississippi Line (2:33)
06. Red Rhodes - Something (3:05)
07. Sneaky Pete & Rusty Young - Sunshine Of Your Love (2:32)
08. Buddy Emmons & Sneaky Pete - Yesterday (2:21)
09. Buddy Emmons - Turn Any Corner (3:54)
10. Buddy Emmons - L'Hiver Sur La Plage (3:55)
11. Rusty Young - Prodigal (2:44)
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back)
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My 1st time requesting but would anyone have a copy of VA - Dick Clark "20 Years of Rock N' Roll" (1973) ????. Thanks
Todays Lucky Dip
The Golden Years Of Dutch Pop Music.zip
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THE EDWARDS GENERATION FEAT. CHUCK EDWARDS - IN SAN FRANCISCO The Street Thang LP 76.zip
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Roger Wagner Chorale - Sea Chanties.zip
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Normal Brain-Lady Maid[minimal electronica].zip
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Nathan Bell - 1989 - Bell & Shore - l-ranko motel .zip
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Hi Folks:
100 SPAÑISH ALBUMS MASTERPIECES (76)
Canovas, Rodrigo, Adolfo Y Guzman - Señora Azul (1974) (coustic Rock)
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Enjoy
Jose
Hello folks, need help with these hard-to-getters pliiiz!:
The Links ''Once Again'' LP 1972
The Links ''Your Ugly But Your Mine / Don't Take Her From Me 7" 1977
The Links S/T LP 1978
The Links S/T LP 1980
The Links ''Your Ugly But Your Mine / Don't Take Her From Me 7" 1977
https://www.discogs.com/artist/4840431-The-Links-4
Thank you!
In 1995, Schulze released “Historic Edition,” which is yet another multi-volume odds and sods collection, but is well worth your time. This one is @192, so rejoice!
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The Kitsch Korner has a bit more “Star Wars” music, though not by Meco. His mega hit provided millions of reasons for others to cover the same material. And cover it, they did. As I’ve said before, I don’t go in for many compilations, but “Behind Closed Doors” is a good one. And that line where country meets soul has always been sort of blurred. Nevertheless, this has some excellent tracks. Lastly, Bernie Krause saddles up the pack animals and takes us deep into nature. Bitrates will vary, but don’t get cocky, kid.
The Sonic All-Stars – “Star Wars” (1977) https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/5uTljjZv/file.html
Various Artists – “Behind Closed Doors: Where Country Meets Soul” (2012) https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/kgchFjx4/file.html
Bernie Krause – “Particles of Dawn: Soundscapes from the Great Animal Orchestra” (2013) https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/UW1opqNz/file.html
Thursday's GOSPEL
Harmonizing Four - Singing Is Our Life (1966).zip
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Thompkinaires - Keep On Pushing (1978).zip
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Early COUNTRY: Mainly 1930's-1950's
Texas Ruby & Curly Fox - A Memorial Tribute To Texas Ruby and Curly Fox (1945-65) [Bronco Buster].zip
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Texas Tophands - Country & Western Souvenirs [Cattle].zip
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Tibby Edwards - Flip, Flop & Fly - LP BFX 15180.zip
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Second day of Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder - My Cherie Amour
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Stevie Wonder - Signed Sealed Delivered
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Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life
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Stevie Wonder - The 12 Year Old Genius
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Stevie Wonder - The Jazz Soul Of Little Stevie
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Stevie Wonder - Tribute to Uncle Ray
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Stevie Wonder - Up-Tight
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Stevie Wonder - Where I'm Coming From
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Stevie Wonder - With a Song in My Heart
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Stevie Wonder - Workout Stevie Workout
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Stevie Wonder - Talking Book
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Hi all.
Here are some random albums from my hard drive in alphabetical order, I will do these as and when I can due to real life commitments. I can’t tell you what the bitrates are as these were collected from lots of different sources. They are all 40’s, 50’s or 60’s with one or two exceptions.
Soho Continental (2016)
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/CH7zh1hK/file.html
The Bachelors
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/dYxdIgB5/file.html
Underground Oldies
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/Xr76Amq3/file.html
Victor Rock 'n' Rollers
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/iNYPnLDE/file.html
Wilson Pickett & The Falcons
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/Qf5YDfbU/file.html
You Oughta See My Fanny Dance - Previously Unissued Western Swing (1935-42)
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/tLMX7TM9/file.html
Enjoy
Moose
I picked this one up some time back when I noticed that it contained, My Heart's Not In It by Darlene McCrae of The Cookies, a record I had been looking for and still am. I figured any comp that had that song would most likely have some other real good ones. I turned out to be right that. I believe there are a total of 15 volumes in this series. If any of you folks have more of these. please do share them.
Various Artists– Girls Girls Girls Volume 12 (1995) CD @320
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/MNOdLa10/file.html
1 –Judy Murdock Baby Let Me Be Your Baby
2 –Sue Raney Swingin' In A Hammock
3 –Linda Brannon Funny Face
4 –Marion Colby Whatever Lola Wants
5 –Violets He's So Good To You
6 –Julie London Come On-A My House
7 –Vicki Salee There Goes The Lucky One
8 –Tracey Dey Hangin On To My Baby
9 – Barbara Jackson Invitation To A Wedding
10– Vi Velasco Benefit Of The Doubt
11– Barbara Dane Goodbye Daddy Goodbye
12– Dakota Staton A Little You
13–J oey Heatherton Tomorrow Is Another Day
14– Cathy Carroll Where The Roses Are Growing
15– Peggy King Up-Up-Up
16– Loveables Just Beyond My Fingertips
17– Beverly Washburn The Heart You Break
18– Darlene Mc Rea My Heart's Not In It
19– Gems A Love Of Mine
20–Idalia Boyd Some Kind Of Wonderful
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Girls-Girls-Girls-Volume-12/release/11101297
Chairmen Of The Board – In Session (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/bEOBiAit/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Chairmen-Of-The-Board-In-Session/release/1869446
Nighthawks – Times Four (1982) 2LP Vinyl @320
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/8iamFBHh/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Nighthawks-Times-Four/release/3066184
Various Artists – Zydeco Festival (1988) Vinyl @320
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/Fq9Wzc7k/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Zydeco-Festival/release/1456732
Gram Parsons All-Star Tribute: Sessions At West 54th, New York City, NY 9/19/1999 (CD) @320
http://www71.zippyshare.com/v/qhUZqrGl/file.html
http://nodepression.com/live-review/gram-parsons-tribute-sessions-west-54th-new-york-city-ny
06 Roy Eldridge & Coleman Hawkins - Just You, Just Me [1959]
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/0esq4uyM/file.html
In the late '50s trumpeter Roy Eldridge and tenor-saxophonist Coleman Hawkins teamed up on a fairly regular basis. Since they always brought out the best in each other (their solos could be quite competitive and fiery), all of their joint recordings are recommended. Two LPs from their gig at Washington D.C.'s Bayou Club in 1959 were previously released on the Honeysuckle Rose label. Five of those selections plus four previously unissued cuts are included on this Stash CD. Most of the tunes are medium-tempo jams such as "Just You, Just Me," "Rifftide," and "How High the Moon," but there is also an excellent ballad medley. Backed by a local rhythm section, Eldridge and Hawk are both in superior form, making this a highly recommended disc even for those listeners who already have the earlier LPs. (AllMusic Review by Scott Yanow)
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BONUS Roy Eldridge - Little Jazz Trumpet Giant [2004] (4 CD's + Artwork and Booklet)
CD1+CD2+Art https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/celrojLI/file.html
CD3+CD4 https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/ix5lHITa/file.html
Overview of the career of this daring and innovative trumpet stylist from the 1940s, who was a prime influence on the bebop movement. 4CD set presented with all the Proper hallmarks - 48 page illustrated booklet, discography and top quality remastering. Includes material recorded with the big bands of Artie Shaw, Gene Krupa and Fletcher Henderson as well as small band sessions with Oscar Peterson.
Although he was active from the mid 1920s to the 1980s, this set captures some of his best years, spanning 1935 through 1953. The sound quality is excellent. Even the early tracks circa 1935 are clear and probably better than the originals due to remastering. There are no popping noises associated with raw transfers from old shellac albums to CD. I am sure die hard purists and audiophiles will find some cause to complain, but I am more than pleased. It is a well thought out set, with each CD having a theme. Disc 1 is Swing is Here, Disc 2 is The Gasser, Disc 3 is King David in Paris and Stockholm Too and the final disc is Dale's Wail. What truly sets this collection apart, aside from the attention to logical grouping, is the 47-page booklet that is included. It is well written with a lot of Roy's history and the context of the tracks on each disc. But the real value is the comprehensive discography that lists each track on each disc, provides personnel and dates, and even label catalog information for each and every track. That is not the stuff of hastily thrown together compilations by fly-by-night labels.
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01 Balfa Brothers - Play Traditional Cajun Music Vol I & II [1994]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/z4GdHpud/file.html
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02 Balfa Brothers - Arcadian Memories 1965-1974 [1986]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/fZXzngC0/file.html
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03 Canray Fontenot - Louisiana Hot Sauce, Creole Style [1993]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/tzRy9chP/file.html
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04 Nathan Abshire - Nathan Abshire & The Pinegrove Boys [1998]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/r0fQFuls/file.html
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05 VA - Jewels of Cajun Music [1989]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/Jk46isuz/file.html
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06 VA - Let's Go Zydeco [1994]
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/RYgmSpkV/file.html
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BONUS CAJUN RECORDS 1946-1989 A Discography Compiled by Nick Leigh
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/7yGXvYmO/file.html
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So it turns out there are multiple collections called "The History of Rhythm and Blues". The 8 lp set @Searnav shared is one, and the 4 CD set shared by @anonymous (John) is another - but they are different from one another and neither are the the 3 volume 4CD box sets that I have, but which are incomplete and missing many tracks.
To help clarify what's confusing - here are the discog enteries for the three multi-CD box sets I'm looking for:
4 CD Box Set Vol. 1: https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-History-Of-Rhythm-Blues-1925-42/release/6991943?ev=rr
4 CD Box set Vol. 2: https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-History-Of-Rhythm-And-Blues-1942-52/release/7040147?ev=rr
4 CD Box set Vol. 3: https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-History-Of-Rhythm-And-Blues-1952-1957/release/7201388?ev=rr
And, for better or worse, while trying to figure this all out, I discovered another, a 4th (!!) box set listed in Allmusic (but not discogs), as follows:
https://www.allmusic.com/album/the-history-of-rhythm-and-blues-vol-4-1957-1962-mw0002584651
REQUEST: If anybody has any or all of these MIA R&B History box sets that would be fabulous!
But great thanks to @Searnav and @anonymous (John) for your uploads, which were new to me and greatly appreciated.
And thanks too to @Moose for completing the entire Blowing the Fuse set!
OK - rather than focus on what's missing - here's what I do have to share with you - and that's another complete set of soul compilations on the Kent label, entitled "The Birth of Soul". I have Volumes 1-4 and the Chicago and Detroit "Special" volumes too.
You can find the track listings for all 6 discs HERE: https://www.discogs.com/label/655046-Birth-Of-Soul
More importantly, you can find all the CDs HERE:
Birth Of Soul Vol. 1
Link: https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/bOIZu9zK/file.html
Birth Of Soul Vol. 2
Link: https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/n3NCwzkI/file.html
Birth Of Soul Vol. 3
Link: https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/j84PvxHe/file.html
Birth Of Soul Vol. 4
Link: https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/OnH7Dkf8/file.html
Birth of Soul - Special Chicago Edition
Link: https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/iEZFQVf6/file.html
Birth Of Soul - Special Detroit Edition
Link: https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/x7uzRAIN/file.html
Thanks seamav for Ever Call ready and steel guitar album and montysmusic for Edwards Generation!
Hello
lookin' for DAGOUSKET RAMBLERS albums
someone have ?
Thnx
@ clash
I'll post all 15 cd's for ya plus covers
FROM THE MAN
...predominantly stayed in the 160–180 BPM range
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Shri – Drum The Bass (1997) VBR
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/aQ76dTSL/file.html
Lamb – Lamb (1996) 160
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Oe7BIfWy/file.html
Lamb – Fear Of Fours (1999) 192
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/kiV9SscO/file.html
Lamb – Between Darkness And Wonder (2003) 192
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/vaS3oU1Y/file.html
Kosheen – Resist (2000) 192
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/Nub3avSX/file.html
Kosheen – Kokopelli (2003) VBR
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/MbAe4HBG/file.html
Roni Size – Touching Down (2002) 192
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/w2ztCEv1/file.html
Roni Size – Return To V (2004) 192
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/6tOuyGme/file.html
Roni Size / Reprazent – New Forms (1997) VBR / US Version / Bad Tags
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/1oVoXMRv/file.html
Badmarsh & Shri – Dancing Drums (1998) 320
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/gBc8Qvdr/file.html
Badmarsh & Shri – Signs (2001) 320
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/2ols7PIA/file.html
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Take Care Comrades! And Career Your Pony!
The florida box this is 1 of 3 diamond rockin boxsets that collectors went mad for if you had the cash
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/WR5exj1w/file.html
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/O7CU5eTJ/file.html
Thanks for all the girls, Clash. I didn't realize Darlene McCrae was in The Cookies, who are one of my favorite girl groups!
- Stinky
Boston Music Fan:
Let me be the first to welcome you to The Twilight Zone!
I'm glad you liked SONGS OF STRENGTH Vol. 8 + 9!
Being in recovery, I put them together to help me adjust my thinking toward the positive. I like to say that you get out of your mind what you put into it. Here are a few more volumes that I have "live" links for. More to come. The first three may not even be tagged, or have artwork, yet, as I wasn't sharing them at that point... so bear with me on them.
They are designed to fit on an 80 minute CD, and they include homemade (Slimline CD) artwork.
Songs Of Strength Vol. 4
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/GyTkS4mx/file.html
01. When The River Bends - Donavon Frankenreiter
02. How Am I Ever Gonna Be Me? - Scott Miller
03. Your Life Is Now - John Mellencamp
04. I Believe In Miracles (Live) - Pearl Jam
05. You Can Make It If You Try (Live). - Susan Tedeschi
06. Mama Said - The Shirelles
07. Travelin' Prayer - Billy Joel
08. Sweet Surrender - John Denver
09. Reach Out Of The Darkness - Friend & Lover
10. Put A Little Love In Your Heart - Jackie DeShannon
11. Blessed - Simon & Garfunkle
12. Spirit In The Sky (Demo) - Norman Grenbaum
13. A Beautiful Morning - The Rascals
14. Easy Come, Easy Go - Bobby Sherman
15. Secret O' Life (Live) - James Taylor
16. Reasons To Quit - Phosphorescent
17. Stop Hurting People - Pete Townshend
18. Good Old Days - Macklemore Featuring Ke$ha
19. Yield Not To Temptation - Bobby "Blue" Bland
20. Keep Me In Your Heart - Warren Zevon
21. These Blues (Live) - Jimmie Dale Gilmore
22. Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) - Doris Day
23. Orinoco Flow - Enya
Songs Of Strength Vol. 5
https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/8K3l4Uq7/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
Boston Music Fan:
Here are the other two volumes I have ready to go. Thanks for giving them a listen.
Songs Of Strength Vol. 6
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/4icElwVC/file.html
01. Magic - Pilot
02. Once In A Lifetime - Talking Heads
03. Seven Stars - Uriah Heep
04. If Things Don't Look So Good Today - The Fire Apes
05. Hold Me - Hector
06. Let Love Carry You Along - Joy Of Cooking
07. Wishful Thinking - The Ditty Bops
08. Put A Little Love In Your Heart - Dorothy Morrison
09. Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark - Phillip Wlaker
10. Wall Of Denial - Stevie Ray Vaughan
11. Hand To Hold On To - John Mellencamp
12. Live It Up - Bill Haley & The Comets
13. Get Together - Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore
14. What A Difference A Day Makes - Willie Nelson
15. (Getting Some) Fun Out Of Life - Madeleine Peyroux
16. Thank You - The Sunny Cowgirls
17. Anytime - The Kinks
18. Good Things - Lowen & Navarro
19. Cant Lose Them All (Live) - Kim Richey
20. Without Forgiveness - Jeff Rymes
21. Nothing Impossible With Love - Al Green
Songs Of Strength Vol. 7
https://www88.zippyshare.com/v/VHvnOHpL/file.html
01. Just Breathe - Jennifer Warnes
02. A Good Day (Morning Song) - Priscilla Ahn
03. If I Should Fall Behind - Linda Ronstadt
04. Everybody Hurts - R.E.M
05. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cryin' - Nellie McKay
06. Sink Or Swim - The Waifs
07. People Change - Nick Lowe
08. Feel All Right (Rehearsal) - The Silvertones
09. Let's Be Friends - Johnny Nash
10. You Can Get It If You Really Want - Desmond Dekker
11. Love Is My Religion - Ziggy Marley
12. Be Thankful For What You Got Pt. 1 - WIlliam Devaughn
13. Rhino Skin - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
14. One Day At A Time - American Aquarium
15. A Satisfied Mind - The International Submarine Band
16. We All Love The Human Race - Wayne Fontana
17. I Can Do It - The Rubettes
18. (I Got Everything I Need) Almost (Live) - The Blues Brothers
19. And When I Die (Mono) - Blood, Sweat, & Tears
20. Give (Live) - Missing Persons
21. Let It Go (Live) - The Bangles
22. Inside Job (Live) - Pearl Jam
23. Across The Water - The Headlights
- Stinky
Great vid RYP - THANX.
J in Liverpool
Thanks for the David Doucet video.
As this blog seems to have a weak spot for underrated artists ( see yesterdays Nashville Teens upload! ), maybe you could post a couple of clips from David Doucet = much underrated guitar player!
Can only find two fine CDs on Rounder, anybody knows if there is more out there?
Rank Stranger
Hey Gyro - Would you be so kind as to re-up "Songs The Cramps Taught Us" Volume 1, originally posted 16 August 2015? Thanks!
And, if you don't mind me asking, has the "Born Bad" series been posted recently? If not, and you have them, I'm sure they would be appreciated.
David
FOR clash
Girls, Girls, Girls, Collection Volumes 1 To 15
3 Cd's In Each Folder
All CD Information Can Be Found @ Discogs
Password___ bing-bong
girls girls girls vol. 01-03.rar
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/MiNdqknk/file.html
girls girls girls vol. 04-06.rar
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/31R7WFYb/file.html
girls girls girls vol. 07-09.rar
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/px04nycS/file.html
girls girls girls vol. 10-12.rar
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/MO7ItIZ9/file.html
girls girls girls vol. 13-15.rar
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/aaSFUKr1/file.html
FROM THE MAN
Hello, everyone. I thought some of you might enjoy these few instrumental/surf albums all at 320. Not my rips but my links
Al Casey - Jivin’ Around – 1995 - @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/rAoV4x0p/file.html
The Tikiyaki Orchestra - Aloha, Baby! – 2011 - @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/UBej8vGL/file.html
Satan’s Pilgrims – Psychsploitation – 2009 - @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/OviwG06p/file.html
Glasgow Tiki Shakers – New California Surf Music – 2000 - @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/xXX9rBSs/file.html
Los Plantronics – Rancho Notorious – 2007 - @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/3wq0yCfJ/file.html
The Bradipos IV – Surf Session - @320
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/kug7deql/file.html
Rockandre
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Gratitude & thanks for people !
* montysmusic thanks for: Patsy Montana's Columbia historic ed.,
Bill Carlisle's Gonna shake this shack tonight & The King years,
R. Foley's Hillybilly & western rhythm, W. Pierce's Unavailable sides,
Moon Mullican's I left my heart, Cindy Walker's Swingin' cowgirl,
Hot bluegrass rhythm of McCormick Brothers, The Collins Kids - TV,
Velvet Underground's Boston tea party, single of K.Wells & W.Pierce,
and several nice comps, like: Texas c&w [1950-1951], Jitterbug jive,
Diggin' Texas swing, Nite spot blues [1929-1941], Cats'n around,
Playboy boogie, Bopping hillbillies on the air, Hillbilly fever.
* Bob thanks for: Tex Ritter's Capitol Collectors Series,
All God's children & Down home of Jackson Southernaires,
VOL's 1&2 of A.W.Nix, VOL 5 of Soul music songs-gospel,
Smiling Jerry Jericho's Boogie woogie dance [1949-1952].
* Butterboy thanks for: L. Horne's Stormy weather, New Birth's Birth day,
It's A Beautiful Day's Choice quality stuff.
* clash thanks for: Joe South's Don't it make you want to go home,
Soul time of King Curtis, Tommy Tucker's Mother Tucker.
* pbird thanks for: Girls in the Garage -comp VOL's 5.5(ep) & 6.5(ep).
* Searnav thanks for: Maranatha -label's album Down home praise.
* djmcblues2 thanks for: the comps Get ready baby, All right.
* moose327 thanks for: the comp Yucca rockabilly.
- Best wishes for everybody sends Jay from the North.
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Hello Amigos de Musica,
I'm looking for Terry Noland's CD "Hypnotized"on Bear Family Records.
Who can help??
Thanks in advance;
Robert
Thanks for The Florida Box, King Billy!
@ Moose
re the second time, I can share all ten of your missing Warped - things are looking up ! Did you take yesterday's ten, Moose ?
5650 Conway Twitty 1946-57
5655 Porter Wagoner 1955-57
5660 Country Pardners 1956
5662 Freddie Hart 1956-58
5672 Marty Robbins 1956-57
5681 Frankie Miller 1956-60
5689 Ferlin Husky 1956-57
5692 Marvin Rainwater 1956-59
5694 Hank Snow 1956
5709 Ernest Tubb 1956-57
https://mega.nz/#!G3xEzQJQ!A5VqCK_iTwqC6HNdKa-cVKkY5U_f8dtYRFlU3wjJ1xE
https://mega.nz/#!Wq5iUASI!WROx1squRqA75Yw9Yie-BWpT37NNxOVtLIa2ECC7ZYM
https://mega.nz/#!PipQnayC!WGzAViRIkeWJ9HJRUiUGx9IzcmgS0h7QR9B-XzHjP9g
https://mega.nz/#!qz4GWKTY!2ZLzTuunL-WXfB5FZJVs65RlB_yvNIi0bK-XgUs1NNg
howstean
ROY ELDRIDGE
The Complete Roy Eldridge Verve Studio Sessions recorded between 1951-1960, on 7 CD's, from Mosaic Records.
Plus artwork.
@320
1-https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/DsUft3pp/file.html
2-https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/FLP5ETtE/file.html
3-https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/MXtyaEvY/file.html
4-https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/ZrXUCRcd/file.html
5-https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/kkpxVKCz/file.html
6-https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/JWM84xfA/file.html
7-https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/mtnxzFhW/file.html
Artwork
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/x4vmcqo2/file.html
These were requested by Anne sorry I couldn't find the singles
Links - Presenting The Links[1971].zip
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/Ag9TJhkr/file.html
Links - and again once again, the links!.zip
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/2uznwCAC/file.html
the texas box to go with the florida box and the michigan box will go up later today chock a block rockin from oddball 50s/60s labels
texas box part 1
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/dM9UYpdC/file.html
texas box part 2
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/KHn7K0XZ/file.html
texas box part 3
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/6W7T86dd/file.html
texas box part 4
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/usmVTUMf/file.html
as i said the 3rd box hope you enjoy ..dunno if people are getting the stuff i up ?
THE MICHIGAN BOX.part1
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/tZEK7DTu/file.html
THE MICHIGAN BOX.part2
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/cctZVoDn/file.html
THE MICHIGAN BOX.part3
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/Y7aqR9cK/file.html
THE MICHIGAN BOX.part4
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/BXkYItoK/file.html
Thanks @butterboy for the Roy Eldridge - much appreciated
King Billy:
Thanks for BOXING our ears!
- Stinky
Has someone "The Cleaners from Venus Vol. 1" to share ?
@THE MAN, Thanks for the Girls, Girls, Girls hookup!
rockandre
Thanks for the surf
Thanks for Girls Girls Girls!!!
@ kingbilly
Thanks for the 3 box sets, much appreciated. Months of listening !! Have you any artwork for them - CD covers, or better still, the books ?
howstean
A few days ago there was a post featuring country duo THE WOODYS called 'Telluride to Tennessee'. I have a studio album from them recorded in 1998 on Rounder Records called simply 'The Woodys' which is pretty much in the same vein. If you enjoyed the first one this should also do the trick. The backing band has Al Perkins, Glen Duncan, Albert Lee and Emmylou Harris makes an appearance on harmony vocals on track 8 (High Lonesome). This was ripped from my CD copy at 320k.
The Woodys (1998): https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/mXR9ZYaY/file.html
no sorry no artwork for the boxes as my boxes are still sealed
King Billy Thanx For The Texas Box Set
Cheers
Tel
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pbird said, (23 August 2018 at 03:58), to @robsalk:
"I checked all the links and they d/l and extract fine OVER HERE,
. . . WINRAR does the trick flawless for me.
until now nobody comes up with a similar problem.
Does it only occur at 'my' zips or others as well?
Maybe your program needs an update, please check that first.
And if you can't fix let me know and I will re-up using another host.
good day! pbird.
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It's Jay from the North, Hi ! I didn't intend to comment at first,
but i considered it ok, because my short tip here is totally positive.
I'd like to state that what I'm writing here is only couraging and
thanking, all right? So: for me a problem existed, but that was sorted out.
I downloaded a new extracting program, that is able to deal with the files that
are coming from You, pbird. And your downloads are very good indeed, but
at the same time different to ones of other downloaders, (if I'm correct ???).
The reason for that situation I don't know, but now I have at least
for my fairly old-fashioned systems a good, working, solution.
I'll mention it here, for those who are not very eager to use winrar in their
computers, for some reason or another. One could try instead: PeaZip 6.6.0 WINDOWS.
For me, atleast, it now extracts all downloads presented by You, pbird.
(And, by the way, thanks again for those british psychedelic comps);
I realized that the files from You can't be empty, because of big numbers they measured, although nothing was visible. But now everything is all right.
For the files of all other downloaders I use Power Archiver or 7zip,
but specially for You pbird I have for extracting this PeaZip, I mentioned above. This is ok for me; I don't complain at all, just thanking. Mayby PeaZip could help some, who have, perhaps, noticed the difference between the downloads of pbird and the rest?
Blessings for every one who have shared musical items from their collections to joy for so many more. This site is wonderful and I'd like to thank RYP specially for hosting.
I hope my clumsy words here, didn't cause any harm in any way for anybody.
Wishing well !
- Jay from the North.
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Below is some requests for the Marimac Recordings originally issues on audio cassette, appreciate any of the items:
4004 - Hotel Placenta - Ken Haferman and Rob Hunter
4006 - Dance Around in Your Bones - The Laketown Buskers
4007 - Souvenirs du temps Passe - Denise Wilson and members of Bon Jolais
4010 - Light Years Away - Debby McClatchy
4011 - Mountain Music - Mountain Struggle - Elaine Purkey
6500 - Model Citizens - Party of Three
6501 - The Old Fiddlers of Prince Edward Island
6502 - Devil in the Kitchen - Ken Perlman
Thanks in advance
This band was requested
da gous ket ramblers-2001 - The complete session 97-99.zip
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/2SCiIYES/file.html
da gous ket ramblers - [1999] let's go to lafayette.zip
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/HWFawRAW/file.html
@ButterBoy: thank you for Roy Eldridge, and some excellent background.
@Moose: thank you for the dancing Fanny.
Cheers!
Here's some more requests
terry noland - hypnotized (1957-1959).zip
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/7stuPktS/file.html
David Doucet-1957 - Solo Cajun guitar.zip
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/yRVoxWoQ/file.html
2012 - The Cleaners From Venus, Volume One.zip
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/bxbRofPc/file.html
Cleaners From Venus - In the Golden Autumn (1983).zip
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/ZeAPjphM/file.html
Searnav Thanks for sharing Steel – The Pedal Steel Guitar Album but I am getting a link expired message. Anyone else having problems with this link? I would love to hear it. kc
Here's some Warped selections Moose listed on the last page of his wants list:
Dusty Miller 1988-1989 (Warped 8900)
Hank Snow 1966 (2013) (Warped 6635)
Hank Snow 1969 - 1971 (2013) (Warped 7037)
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/vIWZ5hum/file.html
Hank Snow 1969 (2013) (Warped 6962)
Hank Snow 1971 - 1972 (2013) (Warped 7198)
Hank Snow 1972 - 1974 (2013) (Warped 7374)
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/HlJtnVc4/file.html
Hank Snow 1974 - 1977 (2013) (Warped 7613)
Hank Snow 1977 - 1979 (2013) (Warped 7825)
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/hpjcQPYp/file.html
Hank Snow 1979 - 1980 (2013) (Warped 8089)
Marty Stuart 1977 - 1982 (Warped 7760)
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/vIWZ5hum/file.htmlt
Artwork for the Michigan, Florida and Texas Boxes
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/t5SShBMT/file.html
Thanks for everything Ryp et al.
Searnav, Suite Steel guitar link died, could you help us
Jackal, my fault, I posted the old link. Here's the current one:
Suite Steel
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/fYiZ82p8/file.html
Jay from the North, it's not just pbird's zips that cause this "problem", but all zips compiled with the updated version of WinRar. Their new version is not completely compatible with the old version, which I think is a shame. My solution was to download the current version of another sotfware (7-zip) and it extracts all zips perfectly.
So don't put the blame on pbird; it's not him who causes this to happen.
@Jay from the North:
Never mind buddy, it's obvious that we are scattered all over the world
and each has his own system and preferences that has to communicate with
each other, it's already amazing it runs like it's doing now!
For me as a digibeet I just want everything to work as 'normal' but don't ask
me HOW it works.
No offence at all and as I said no problem to use another host if asked for,
choice enough! Anyway thanks for your explanation and I'm glad to hear you're ok now, chapeau!
You're obviously a folk fan, shoot for a request, I got some....
nice weekend ahead, enjoy!
pbird
Searnav
Thank you for the updated Suite Steel link. kc
FOR clash
Girls, Girls, Girls, Collection Volumes 08 ma018
Plus Track 19 From Volume 04 ma 08 Needs To Be Swopped
Remove ma 018 For This One T19 Is In This folder Also
ma 018 - girls girls girls vol. 08.rar
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/lJAnqrf7/file.html
Password___ bing-bong
THE MAN
Stinky, Thanks so much for the 4 Songs of Strength. Lots of unfamiliar names and tracks there. Some tremendous stuff. I very much appreciate the effort, the welcome and all the best on your recovery.
Thanks to,
Bill Pritchard for Stevie Wonder
moose327 for Wilson Pickett & The Falcons & Underground Oldies
clash / FROM THE MAN for Girls, Girls, Girls, Collection.
cheers,ELtel
Thanks ralph11 for the Woodys!
I love this blog :) Visiting this site makes my day, thanks to all who share their wonderful music.
Big thanx Montysmusic for Dagousket Ramblers !!!!!
Thanks @Bill Pritchard for another great post. Appreciate the hard work.
King Billy, thanks much for the very fine boxes!
Thanks to ''montysmusic'' for links(!) to The Links!
Love it!
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Searnav and pbird,
from my heart thanks to You both for good commenting and understanding.
Firstly, Searnav, I'm not technical person at all, but because of your comment I see now the background of the happenings that have been. (Upgrades can be challenging). Thanks. And secondly, pbird, thanks for You, that You right away
from the start understood me right. I'm so relieved. I hesitated on commenting,
because I was afraid of being "seen in the wrong light". I didn't want to
concentrate in any "problem". Instead I hoped to, if possible, somehow
ease the situation with one possible solution. Gladly You, Searnav, offered
one more solution; that's good. By the way I don't ever want to put any "blames"
to anybody. But I admit my using of english language is far from perfect. Sorry
for that. The communication as such, and here also, is delicate and tender thing.
I appreciate the fact that people are using genuinely honour and respect in their
contacts with one another. I'm sure we all are trying desperately to escape from
all possible misunderstandings, but if my comment looked somehow "harshed"
or even "blaming", those kind of things were never intended at all. I'm sure we all
will go ahead with good feelings. For all contributors I wish everything good.
For RYP I specially wish Very Good Holiday !
- Jay from the North.
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thank-you King Billy
Box Fever!
Thanks Bill Pritchard for yet more Stevie Wonder shares.
Thanks to Bill Pritchard for Stevie Wonder
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