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01 VA - Africafunk, The Original Sound Of 1970's Funky Africa [1998]
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/RlzS0YV8/file.html
Africafunk collects contemporary African music from artists like Tony Allen, Peter King, Vecchio, and Ice. Manu Dibango's "Weya," Oneness of Juju's "African Rhythms," Mombasa's "African Hustle," and Fela Ransom Kuti's "Expensive Shit" are among the standout tracks on the album, which shows off Africa's up-to-date mix of tradition and pop. (AllMusic Review by Heather Phares)
Info https://www.discogs.com/Various-Africafunk-The-Original-Sound-Of-1970s-Funky-Africa/release/502891
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02 VA - Nigeria 70 - The Definitive Story Of 1970's Funky Lagos [1991] CD1+CD2+CD3
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/OpjRB8Hb/file.html
This is an abolutely stellar collection of 70s Afrobeat tunes from the 1970s, focusing on Nigerian artists. Of course the mighy Fela is on here, as is a mesmerizing track from King Sunny Ade, but there are many lesser known names on here that provide plenty of rhythm and harmony. My favorite new discoveries on here are Sir Victor Uwaifo (I since went and bought a compilation of his best tunes; great guitar playing!), the Lijadu Sisters, and Orlando Julius. If you enjoy African music, 70s funk, or any sort of "world beat" with soul and passion, you need to get this collection. Lively up yourself! (Amazon)
CD3 is a copy of the Nigeria 70 audio documentary, previously issued as STRUTCD 013 CD3. It is narrated by Wunmi with commentary by the late Nigerian academic "Elder" Steve Rhodes, this one-hour piece is an essential snapshot of the 1970s Lagos scene and the cultural and political context from many of the key players of the time. It includes interviews with Ginger Baker, Fela Kuti, Ebenezer Obey, Segun Bucknor, Joni Haastrup of Monomono and many more.
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03 VA - Nigeria 70 Lagos Jump Original Heavyweight Afrobeat Highlife & Afro-Funk [2008]
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/SRkW6fff/file.html
Not only is the name of the album reminiscent of Fela Kuti's band Africa 70, but also musically, this compilation is about juju, high life, afro beat and reggae, influenced by american rock, jazz and funk from the seventies. The Foals, Vampire Weekend and the great AJ Holmes on the other hand show that African music has a big impact on today's indie bands again. It would be nice if one or the other fan found the way to the originals. This compilation offers the chance, because despite the lack of well-known names such as King Sunny Ade or Fela Kuti in Europe, it offers a lot of danceable music from West Africa. (Strut-records.com)
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04 VA - Nigeria 70 Sweet times Afro-Funk, Highlife & JuJju From 1970s Lagos [2011]
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/DbWkUVqo/file.html
79 Minutes of pure awesomeness from the consistently fabulous Strut Records with this third volume of the Nigeria 70 series...
Given what most Westerners know about Nigeria's history, the title of this collection may seem odd, but in fact, it represents the beginning of a brief decade when things were finally shifting in the nation's favor. This was the beginning of the true post-colonial period for Nigeria, the Biafran war had come to an end, there was an oil boom offering disposable income to a larger portion of the population, and musicians were benefiting from an increase in the number of clubs to play in and the interest of both local and international major labels taking root on their soil. Add to this the innovations brought about by musicians themselves, many of whom who had traveled internationally. Strut has assembled a solid 13 tracks that signify the musical fruits of this period on Nigeria 70: Sweet Times. The music ranges from the sprightly, rocking highlife of "Life" by Moneyman & the Super 5 International to the proto-Igbo highlife funk of Ali Chunkwumah & His Peace Makers International's "Henrietta" and the futuristic juju of "It's Time for Juju Music" by Admiral Dele Abiodun & His Top Hitters International. The sheer variety of styles, dialects, and musical ambition in just these three tracks is startling. But there's far more, including the hard breakbeat clavinet and horn-driven funk of the instrumental "Viva Disco" by Tunde Mabadu, the psychedelic soul groove of "Bisi's Beat" by Soki Ohale's Uzzi, and the hypnotic shimmering guitar and hand drum incantation that closes the set in "Ajoyio," by the mighty Chief Ebenezer Obey. This set is irresistible; unlike many other comps out there, its sound is as good as it gets, and the track-by-track annotations by Jon Lusk are indispensable. This is a necessary volume for any fan of African groove music from the 1970s in general and Nigeria in particular. ( AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek)
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05 VA - Nigeria Afrobeat Special, The New Explosive Sound In 1970s Nigeria [2010]
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/MclRqpvC/file.html
Nigeria Afrobeat Special is U.K.-based Soundway’s fourth volume in a remarkable series that documents the many truly funky records issued in that country between the late '60s and late '70s, most of which have been quite difficult to come by for decades. While Fela Kuti is the undisputed father of Afrobeat, the many other recordings on this 11-track release showcase many interpretations of his creation. Most of these sides were issued by Universal Music Group-owned labels: Philips, Decca, Polydor, etc. A few come from EMI and HMV as well. Still others were on African-owned independents such as Tabansi and Ashiko. The array of artists here is also remarkable. It ranges from the well-known -- Fela, Orlando Julius, Saxon Lee, Segun Lee, Bob Ohiri -- to more obscure ones to Western ears. The titles however, are all killer. Standouts include the 7" version of Fela’s “Who’re You.” This version was recorded in Nigeria and later appeared in a much longer one re-recorded at Abbey Road on his London Scene album. It’s this version -- with its insane tempo and full drum and bass assault, and the folk song played as Fela’s keyboard solo -- that is far preferable. Equally intense is “We Dey Find Money,” a ten-minute burner by Eric Showboy Akaeze & His Royal Ericos. This adheres to the Afro-beat formula but moves into hard Southern funky soul grooves as well; it includes chanted highlife choruses, too. Guitars and keyboards are in full-on distortion mode to make this one narcotic, sweat-inducing track. Lee’s “Mind Your Own Business” is a snaky, winding, hypnotic number that reflects Afrobeat’s trippier side. The jazzy, more North African-sound of Afrobeat is reflected by Andrew “Madman” Jaga's “Hankuri," and features him fronting Sir Victor Uwaifo's Titibitis. (That’s Uwaifo on guitar.) The amazing dub-like reverb effects on Julius' “Afro-Blues” are remarkable for the time period, and the calypso influence on the music on Godwin Omabuwa & His Casanova Dandies' “Do the Afro Shuffle” is undeniable. Compiled, annotated, and sequenced by the irrepressible Miles Cleret, this is arguably the finest volume in the series thus far. (AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek)
06 VA - Nigeria Rock Special (Psychedelic Afro-Rock & Fuzz Funk in 1970s Nigeria) [2008]
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/RPvRzbl4/file.html
Nigeria Rock Special shines a light on the flipside of the sounds of Psychedelic Afro-Rock & Fuzz Funk coming out of Nigeria in the 1970s. Kids all over the world were picking up guitars. Spurred on by Cream drummer Ginger Baker's visits to Lagos and his band Airforce (featuring many Nigerian musicians), the rock reverberated around the universities and the craze that followed hit the youth population of Nigeria hard -- mixing fuzz guitar and heavy African rhythms with elements of Led Zeppelin, Traffic and The Chambers Bros. Here are 15 of the best for the 1st time in 30 years and include Ofege, The Action 13, The Hygrades, The Wings, Mono Mono, Tabukah "X", The Funkees, Joe King Kologbo & His Black Sound, Tunji Oyelana and more. (Amazon)
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07 VA - Nigeria Special Vol. 2 1970-76 [2010]
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/CoJtEyrL/file.html
Volume 2 lives up to its “everything else” mandate by covering a lot of ground. You’ve got sanctification courtesy of the Don Isaac Ezekiel Combination’s rhythmically seductive setting of “The Lord’s Prayer,” and a much earthier brand of seduction from Fubura Sekibo’s “Psychedelic Baby,” whose lyric is composed of sexual boasts directed at nightclub hookers. There are extended highlife workouts like Opotopo’s hypnotic “Agboho,” with its flowing instrumental solos, and succinct singles, like Bola Johnson’s Afro-Calypso anthem “Jeka Dubu.” The rich-as-loam proliferation of percussion tones on Twins Seven-Seven’s “Totobiroko (Ogbele)” sounds like it is just one newly plugged-in bass guitar removed from pre-European contact traditions, while Joy Nwoso & Dan Satch’s stab at folkloric revival on “Egwo Umu Agbogho” is indelibly marked by the singer’s operatic training. (Amazon)
08 VA - Nigeria Special, Modern Highlife Afro-Sounds & Nigerian Blues1970-1976 [2007] CD1+CD2
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/uUNfFMCt/file.html
Subtitled: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds & Nigerian Blues 1970-76. ...& Nigerian Blues, 1970-1976. Since 2002, Soundway Records has been synonymous with high-quality and groundbreaking compilations of music from Africa, the Caribbean and South America. Nigeria Special is the most ambitious project yet for the label -- a truly in-depth, double album look at Nigerian music in the early to mid-'70s, encompassing a broad range of styles. Compiler and DJ Miles Cleret has spent five years working on this album -- involving trips to Lagos and around Nigeria interviewing musicians and researching recordings, as well as a suitable amount of time scouring dusty record stores and warehouses for elusive sounds. This compilation presents some of the best un-reissued and forgotten sounds from Nigeria, covering the amazingly vibrant and diverse styles that emerged and flourished at the time. Everything from highlife, jazz, Afro-beat and blues to more traditional styles are represented to give as comprehensive a survey of the scene as possible. The 32-page booklet covers a history of the time plus in-depth information on the artists and musicians, as well as a look at the amazing pop-art cover designs of Nigerian records. Soundway. 2007. (Amazon)
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02 VA - Back To Peru Vol. 01 [2002] CD1+CD2
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03 VA - Back To Peru Vol. 02 [2009] CD1+CD2
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https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/gddG18qc/file.html
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VA - Joe Meek Freakbeat, You're Holding Me Down [2007]
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/7FbDW2a9/file.html
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These links are dying and will be gone 2 days!
Get them while you can. Cheers.
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Janis Ian - Part 1
https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/MbOrbjzT/file.html
Janis Ian - Part 2
https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/2eO5Cltz/file.html
Mental As Anything - Cyclone Raymond [1989]
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/DtdRJiP9/file.html
VA - Grand 12-Inches 05 [2008] CD1+CD2
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/XrD7PbH8/file.html
VA - Grand 12-Inches 05 [2008] CD3 +4
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/icCTL2Rw/file.html
VA - Grand 12-Inches Vol. 11 [2014] CD1+CD2
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/gPjhxeI5/file.html
VA - Grand 12-Inches Vol. 11 [2014] CD3 CD4
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/cuybTXet/file.html
Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti - The New York Sessions 1926-1935 [2008] CD1+2
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/9Nte2vXD/file.html
Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti - The New York Sessions 1926-1935 [2008] CD3+4
https://www47.zippyshare.com/v/2hxFf1cM/file.html
CD018 Chet Baker Vol.1
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/6odqvpzY/file.html
CD019 Chet Baker Vol.2
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/uRqXVzWr/file.html
CD020 Chet Baker Vol.3
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/A8jSCVHR/file.html
CD021 Chet Baker Vol.4
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/kIRi8RW2/file.html
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The Litter – Distortions
ARF ARF Records AA077 (USA 1999)
Denny Waite (Keyboards, Vocals)
Tom « Zippy » Caplan (Lead Guitar)
Dan Rinaldi (Rhythm Guitar)
James Worhington Kane (Bass) (Organ On THE MUMMY)
Tom Murray (Drums)
Bill Standlof (Lead Guitar On ACTION WOMAN, A LEGAL MATTER And SOUL SEARCHIN’)
1. Action Woman (2:33)
2. Whatcha Gonna Do About It (2:27)
3. Codine (4:32)
4. Somebody Help Me (1:57)
5. Substitute (2:36)
6. The Mummy (1:26)
7. I'm So Glad (3:49)
8. A Legal Matter (2:50)
9. Rack My Mind (3:43)
10. Soul Searchin' (2:50)
11. I'm A Man (4:03)
12. Hey Joe (4:10)
13. Harpsichord Sonata #1 (CD Bonus) (0:27)
14. Here I Go Again (CD Bonus) (2:40)
15. The Egyptian (CD Bonus) (2:54)
16. (Under The Screaming Double) Eagle (CD Bonus) (3:03)
17. Confessions (Of A Traveler Through Time) (CD Bonus) (2:24)
18. Blues One (CD Bonus) (4:06)
19. She's Not There (CD Bonus) (7:55)
20. Pegasus (CD Bonus) (3:19)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/rd659aC4/file.html
More Vandroogenbroeck today, doing ambient/library work for the Coloursound label—some themed, some not. If you liked yesterday’s post, this is yet another helping.
1980 – Lost Continents https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/ZQ5MxKFJ/file.html
1981 – Open Air Impressions https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/IahFftdn/file.html
1982 – Computer Blossoms https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/lpzRIvPB/file.html
1982 – Industrial Introspect https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/dsbju3SI/file.html
1982 – Mesopotamia Egypt https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/H6aMpGC5/file.html
1983 – Joel However https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/sfGQkcMY/file.html
The Kitsch Korner has Alec Guiness reading ee cummings, Shakespeare, and other poets, ragtime with Joe “Fingers” Carr, and one of the earliest nature recordings on the Folkways labels (Side One: The Dry Season, Side Two: The Rainy Season). Bitrates will vary, but apparently the weather doesn’t.
Alec Guiness – “A Personal Choice” (1965) https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/bHYYkIYA/file.html
Joe “Fingers” Carr – “Joe ‘Fingers’ Carr and His Swingin’ String Band (1958) https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/uw0Aqhc6/file.html
Folkways – “Sounds of a Tropical Rain Forest in America” (1952) https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/Y5vmKz4R/file.html
David West And Friends – Eight Miles High – A Bluegrass Tribute To The Byrds
CMH Records “Pickin’ On” Series - CD 8554 (USA 2001)
David West (5-string banjo, guitar, mandolin, bass, dobro, bass)
Jay Dee Maness (pedal steel guitar)
Mike Mullins (guitar, mandolins)
Dennis Caplinger (fiddle)
Steve Fishell (dobro)
Tom Ball (harmonica)
Bo Fox (drums)
Bob Nichols (drums)
Al Di Marco (piano)
1. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (4:24)
2. Have You Seen Her Face (3:15)
3. Eight Miles High (4:55)
4. My Back Pages (3:31)
5. Jesus Is Just Alright (4:23)
6. Time Between (3:08)
7. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (4:07)
8. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:59)
9. Hickory Wind (4:18)
10. Mr. Spaceman (2:44)
11. All I Really Want To Do (3:49)
12. Mr. Tambourine Man (4:23)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/e9uXU2fa/file.html
You're all welcome for the Vandroogenbroeck.
@...that Diana said... If you think these blandishments are fiendish, wait until we get to the Klaus Schulze.
@ Moselekatse
I just found your question. There was absolutely no difference in any of the files I uploaded. As another TZer suggested, you shouldn't have to convert FLAC files to play on your Mac. Look for VLC or another app that plays anything. Beyond that, I can't help.
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I think this White guys can't do jazz kerfuffle has gone on way too long already.
I'm part African and simply ignored it at the outset. If it was intended as sarcasm it fell short. If it was intended as a serious comment, it was stupid and ignorant. In any case, it didn't deserve all the attention it's gotten.
Jazz is totally within the mind of the beholder. If you are moved by a particular song, album or performer, great. There is simply no good reason to comment on the preferences of others. Race should have no part in any of it at all. A black person can enjoy myriad white artists and a white person can be devoted to black artists.
Ignore stupidity period.
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Hi Folks:
100 SPAÑISH ALBUMS MASTERPIECES (64)
Leño - Leño (1969) (Hard Rock)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ogYUOBvL5QjCvNMDNXLEqHn_nDI1Xhlp
Enjoy
Jose
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King Curtis – Soul Serenade (1964) Vinyl@320
https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/lZH0NAjK/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/King-Curtis-Soul-Serenade/release/2181493
Inez & Charlie Foxx's Swinging Mockin' Band – Inez & Charlie Foxx's Swinging Mockin' Band (1968) Vinyl @320
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/noyKqeTb/file.html
http://funky16corners.com/?p=5686
https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/97567161
Z.Z. Hill – A Whole Lot Of Soul (1967) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/ZZ-Hill-A-Whole-Lot-Of-Soul/release/4429275
Z.Z. Hill – Z.Z. Hill's Greatest Hits: Dues Paid In Full (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/ZZ-Hill-Greatest-Hits-Dues-Paid-In-Full/release/2060215
Both in one file
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/gqktnPM0/file.html
Solomon Burke – The Best Of Solomon Burke (1966) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Burke-The-Best-Of-Solomon-Burke/release/597357
Solomon Burke – King Solomon (1968) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Solomon-Burke-King-Solomon/release/2869741
Both in one zip file
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/qHX8EKdT/file.html
Solomon Burke - Berlin, Luftschloss 10/2/02 (Live) @320
http://www29.zippyshare.com/v/76UAg4Q6/file.html
An excellent audience recording of a great Solomon concert.
The Isley Brothers – Do Their Thing (1969) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Isley-Brothers-Do-Their-Thing/release/2197609
Baby Cortez - The Isley Brothers Way (1970) Vinyl @320
http://www.discogs.com/Baby-Cortez-The-Isley-Brothers-Way/release/830763
Both in one zip file
https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/lKmuPoE5/file.html
Graham Parker And The Rumour – Stick To Me (1977) Vinyl @320
http://www54.zippyshare.com/v/674OLZBo/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Graham-Parker-And-The-Rumour-Stick-To-Me/release/1674791
Sir Douglas Quintet - The Sir Douglas Quintet Live (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www15.zippyshare.com/v/dWbvdqF2/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Sir-Douglas-Quintet-The-The-Sir-Douglas-Quintet-Live/release/4353072
Doug Sahm & The West Side Horns special guest Wayne Bennett- Junior Parker Tribute Show, Austin, Texas 11-28-85 @320
Disc 1
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/KghKUr9t/file.html
Disc 2
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/SPSKLV0v/file.html
Disc 3
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/yjcVDGvv/file.html
http://www.sahmigo.com/concerts/ds_concerts/1985/1985-11-23_austin.htm
Various Artists – Say Amen, Somebody (1983) 2LP Vinyl @320
Sides A&B
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/0Zvrycls/file.html
Sides C&D
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/4xddJVyW/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Say-Amen-Somebody/release/3202170
Various Artists – Deadicated (1991) CD @320
http://www34.zippyshare.com/v/RoBTXbmB/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Deadicated/release/1878589
Lee Perry – I Am The Upsetter (The Story Of The Lee "Scratch" Perry Golden Years) (2005) 4CD Box
CD1
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/klH9Occy/file.html
CD2
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/HBomEPzI/file.html
CD3
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/5grKMctJ/file.html
CD4
http://www25.zippyshare.com/v/uAYWOGk3/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Lee-Perry-I-Am-The-Upsetter-The-Story-Of-The-Lee-Scratch-Perry-Golden-Years/release/1820677
I had a few gems left over from Volume 1, & Butterboy's (& other's) recent funk posts put me into compilation territory!
Hey! Check Out My FUNKY Cheesy Organ Vol. 2
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/734ZMWbV/file.html
01. Shakey Ground - The Bar-Kays
02. I Want'a Do Something Freaky To You - Leon Haywood
03. Fire - Ohio Players
04. Tell Me Something Good - Rufus & Chaka Khan
05. I'm A Blues Singer, Guitar Banger - Smoked Sugar
06. Theme From Black Belt Jones - Dennis Coffey
07. Moon Shadow - LaBelle
08. Say Yeah No - Chris Joss
09. Show You My Love - Goldie Alexander
10. Mo Jo Hanna - Tami Lynn
11. You Gotta Know Whatcha Doin' - Charles Wright
12. Life On Mars - Dexter Wansel
13. Easy Rider - Graham Central Station
14. Sanford & Son Theme - Quincy Jones
15. Jan Jan - The Fabulous Counts
16. Don't Stop The Feeling - Roy Ayers
17. Wah Wah Man - Young-Holt Unlimited
18. Super Cool Brother - L.A. Bare Faxx
19. Mission Impossible - Jimmy Smith
20. Love - Lee Michaels
Another installment of
Hey! Check Out My Cheesy Organ #52
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/aujPB4WO/file.html
01. Country Bumpkin - Cal Smith
02. Think It Over - The J. Geils Band
03. Ever Fallen In Love (Live) - Fine Young Cannibals
04. Something Fool - The Come Ons
05. Too Late For Goodbyes - Julian Lennon
06. Brilliant Mind - Furniture
07. Beautiful Girls - Maurice & The Cliches
08. High Flying Bird - The Bent Scepters
09. Little Sister - The Incredible Staggers
10. Thing, Do The Creep - Jr. & The Soulettes
11. Here Comes Armageddon! - The Voodoo Organist
12. We Care A Lot - Faith No More
13. Positively 4th Street - Bob Dylan
14. Feels Like The First Time - Foreigner
15. Ohio - Devo
16. Hot Love - Nick Heyward
17. Let's Make Love & Listen To Death From Above - CSS
18. Saturn 5 - Inspiral Carpets
19. The Robots - Kraftwork
20. Komputer Krash - Komputer
As always the goal is to cover as many styles and eras as possible while keeping the organ cheesy!
- Stinky
JWDen:
You really banged the gong, today! Thanks!
Mr. Natural:
I grabbed all your country. Thank you.
- Stinky
JWDen, thank you for all the Rick Wakeman.
More Cannonball Adderley (all mp3 320):
Cannonball Adderley - Sophisticated Swing- The EmArcy Small-Group Sessions
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/hSnMlNqX/file.html
Cannonball Adderley & Milt Jackson - Things Are Getting Better (1958)
https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/dCMPqp4D/file.html
Cannonball Adderley Quintet In San Francisco (Live in 1960)
Redbook layer of the 2004 Fantasy SACD
https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/pOOaAk3f/file.html
Cannonball Adderley - Nippon Soul (1963)
https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/19ZwiBQa/file.html
Cannonball Adderley - Walk Tall- The David Axelrod Years
(2 Disc collection)
https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/yRMY0cYq/file.html
@Garin
To be clear, as I am the main offender talking about the White Boy Jazz thing, I didn't mean to incite a kerfuffle (sounds like that could be a krautrock band).
It wasn't about black or white or supposed racially inherited jazz genes. I thought the accusations of racism were way out of line. I thought that was laughable and addressed it. Racist against white people? Come on. Is that a thing now? I assumed the people saying that were white. I'm white or something like that, so I'm not saying that as black or brown or blue dude. Maybe I'm just embarrassed for us white people.
I don't think anyone cares about the musical part of the comment. Yeah, it's retarded.
So, apologies to everyone. Carry on with your mindless music collecting and sharing.
P.S. One guy defended white jazz musicians with Jaco Pastorius, Kenny Burrell and Django Reinhart. As someone pointed out, Burrell is black and Django was a gypsy/Roma. Jaco was white.
So, 1 out of 3 isn't bad.
Hi Folks,
I suppose the whole discussion over "White-Man-Jazz" was originated by an Internet-Troll. This trolling is quite annoying for older people (because they (and me to) are not accustomed to this kind of behavior). Just end the discussion and all is fine. Best way to deal with trolls and their posts: JUST IGNORE THEM
all best
Daneben
And thank you for all the music
Thursdays desk top trash
Willie Banks & The Messengers - Heaven Must Be A Beautiful Place (1973)gospel.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/8ncdwN5f/file.html
v.a. - time is on my side - the jerry ragovoy story (1953-2003).zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/qjPsvmyw/file.html
The Nashville Bluegrass Band-Idle Time 1987.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/VRoA7HBH/file.html
the golddiggers - the golddiggers (1969)[Sunshine Pop].zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/Xs9CF6X1/file.html
The Best Of Bill Carlisle[Hickory] 1965.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/C1YfSRcF/file.html
Ron Geesin-Biting The Hand[2008].zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/SUu5yUF7/file.html
Peter Rowan 1978.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/d2dejDNC/file.html
p f sloan 2001 - felipop [spain].zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/wiRLZUjI/file.html
Craig Smith-love is our existence[flac].zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/waqJrelg/file.html
Butch Hancock-West Texas Waltzes And Dust-Blown Tractor Tunes[country folk].zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/Zp5Q5QCj/file.html
bryony james - feeling good (1969)jazz.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/ARYzqHXS/file.html
...Lotta continua! (TZ 337)
Modena City Ramblers
Modena City Ramblers (also known as M.C.R.) is an Italian folk band founded in Modena 1991.
Their music is heavily influenced by Celtic themes, and can be compared to folk rock music.
The band has sold over 500,000 albums. Known for their left-wing politics, their lyrics
often speak out against the Mafia and fascism.
2006 Dopo Il Lungo Inverno
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/Xykvq6bW/file.html
2005 Appunti partigiani
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/P0uDG0zg/file.html
2004 Viva la Vida,Muera la Muerte!
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/Ceknk2KU/file.html
2002 Radio Rebelde
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/d71tlC8I/file.html
1999 Il Resto Raccolto (Not On Label)
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/qLPWsCZ7/file.html
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Modena City Ramblers
1999 Fuori Campo
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/oOvmUPit/file.html
1998 Raccolti : Live Acustico Al Sist
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/t2CwTKLV/file.html
1997 Terra E Libertà
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/eAL9j7HA/file.html
1996 La Grande Famiglia
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/O8U6StNl/file.html
1993 Riportando Tutto A Casa
https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/lsDNLHLb/file.html
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Take Care Comrades! And Ride Your Pony!
Some of these may fit the Warped bill
Warren Smith-Classic Recordings 1956-1959.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/4FO8OoiM/file.html
Warped 8092 - Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver (1980-1982).zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/DyDCGpbD/file.html
Sam & Kirk McGee-Old Time Songs & Guitar Tunes 1926-1934.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/Dk1mUUA7/file.html
Rex Griffin 1944-1946 [Warped] ####.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/w1xSbCRz/file.html
Daisy Mae & Old Brother Charlie-The Pure Hillbilly Sound Of Daisy Mae & Old Brother Charlie 2006[1949].zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/G17bZJa1/file.html
Nite Owls - The Swinging Western Style Of The Nite Owls 1937.zip
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/c3uKq4zf/file.html
Some books and newspaper cuttings etc
Wilco - Learning How to Die.epub.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/hPYgrCah/file.html
The big book of jazz.pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/x61I4SeY/file.html
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Anthony.Kiedis.-.Scar.Tissue.pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/3GHTZwDt/file.html
Pink Floyd-Album By Album The Definitive History -50th Anniversary Edition (2017) - Music Milestones.pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/lx3vPVjH/file.html
Peter Hook 2016-11 Uncut.pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/G0hxKl34/file.html
page, jimmy - bron-yr-aur.pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/rtOTekeI/file.html
Loleatta Holloway (ITB 63, Autumn 2011).pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/6PsaHwDV/file.html
Le Freak-An upside down story of family, disco and destiny (2011) - Nile Rodgers.epub.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/MWHipiOQ/file.html
Ken Emerson-Always Magic in the Air_ The Bomp and Brilliance of the Brill Building Era -Penguin (Non-Classics) (2006).epub.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/7cGrfCH4/file.html
Joynson, Vernon - The Tapestry of Delights.pdf.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/3SnfRpYy/file.html
I always thought Jack O'Pastorius was Irish.
Hello everyone, I'm looking for Wayne Cochran & The C. C. Riders - Cochran 1972 album. Thank you
...hier epub Zeugs! auf Deutsch! Also Lesestoff! Was zum lesen!
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Fotzenfenderschweine: Roman epub 2016
Die Musikerin und Autorin Almut Klotz beschreibt in diesem Buch ihre Liebesgeschichte
mit dem Musiker und Autor Rev. Christian Dabeler – den sie im Mai 2013 heiratete.
Zugleich aber ist "Fotzenfenderschweine" eine Abrechnung mit der Indie-Pop-Szene
und den alten und neuen Frauenrollen darin. Almut Klotz schreibt leidenschaftlich und
mitreißend, offen und ohne Denkverbote. Almut Klotz hat mit ihrem Text eine genaue
Beschreibung eines Künstlerlebens gegeben und eine wunderschöne Liebesgeschichte
mit allen Höhen und Tiefen erzählt. Bis zu ihrem Tod hat sie an "Fotzenfenderschweine"
gearbeitet, der Text erscheint nun erstmals und ungekürzt aus ihrem Nachlass.
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Neil Young - Ein Hippie-Traum epub 2012
Die Autobiographie
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Ian Kelly, Vivienne Westwood
Vivienne Westwood e-pub 2014
Aus dem Englischen von Stefanie Schäfer. Vivienne Westwood ist Modedesignerin,
Aktivistin, Mitbegründerin des Punk, globale Marke und Großmutter - eine lebende
Legende. Zum ersten und einzigen Mal hat sie, in Zusammenarbeit mit dem
preisgekrönten Autor Ian Kelly, die Geschichte ihres Lebens aufgeschrieben, um
all die Ereignisse, Menschen und Ideen zu würdigen, die sie zu dem gemacht haben,
was sie heute ist.
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Patti Smith
Just Kids
Die Geschichte einer Freundschaft epub / mobi/ opf 2011
aus dem Amerikanischen von Clara Drechsler und Harald Hellmann. Patti Smith
führt uns in das New York der frühen siebziger Jahre, in eine Ära, die für sie
vor allem von der tiefen Freundschaft zu einem Menschen geprägt wird: dem
später zu Weltruhm gelangten Fotografen Robert Mapplethorpe. "Just Kids"
erzählt die bewegende Geschichte zweier seelenverwandter, die für und durch
die Kunst leben, und entwirft zugleich ein betörendes Bild einer revolutionären Epoche.
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Und noch dazu auf Englisch:
The Collected Adventures Of The Fabullous Furry Freak Brothers No. 1
von Gilbert Shelton / PDF / 52 Seiten Comic / 1970
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Alles zusammen in diesem Eimer:
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/bnnJsevK/file.html
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Lesen macht dumm und gewalttätig.
Strohmian
Thanks for the Lomax!
Thanks also for the Pacific Jazz Trio Mosaic set. I already have it but highly recommend it. It is certainly worth having, if not for the two Clare Fischer albums alone!
@ mr natural
thanks for the Time Life CC series.
@ montysmusic & others
thanks for the recent Warped posts.
howstean
An excellent Power Pop Playlist
PART 1:
867-5309 (Jenny) - Tommy Tutone
A Million Miles Away - The Plimsouls
About You - Walter Clevenger & The Dairy Kings
Any Time Of The Day - Yankee Rose
Ashes Of My Heart - The Bad Examples
Baby Blue (1972) - Badfinger
Baby It's Cold Outside - Pezband
Baby It's You - Phil Seymour
Behind the Wall of Sleep - The Smithereens
Ca Plane Pour Moi - Plastic Bertrand
Caroline - Citizens!
Carrie Anne - Tommy Keene
Come And Get It - Badfinger
Coming Up Roses - The Semantics
Couldn't I Just Tell You - Todd Rundgren
Cruel to Be Kind - Nick Lowe
Cruisin' Music - The Rubinoos
Crybaby - Utopia
Cynical Girl (1982) - Marshall Crenshaw
Cynical Girl - Crenshaw, Marshall
Day After Day - Badfinger
Do Ya (Bonus) - Jason Falkner
Don't Wanna Make You Cry (1982) - Blue
Down Deep - The Lackloves
Dream About Me - The Tickets
Dream All Day (1993) - The Posies
Every Minute - Parthenon Huxley
Every Word Means No - Let's Active
Everybody Knows - Jukebox The Ghost
Everyday Things - The Plimsouls
Faraway - Seth Swirsky
Feel A Whole Lot Better (1989) - Tom Petty
Get Yourself Together - Ken Sharp
Girl of My Dreams - Bram Tchaikovsky
Girlfriend - Matthew Sweet
Give Me A Chance - The Miracals
Giving It All - 20/20
Go All the Way - Raspberries
Good Girls Don't - The Knack
Goodnight - Powell, Doug
Heart Attack (2001) - Millard Powers
Hey Bulldog - The Lackloves
Hey Fella You Feel (2001) - The Paper Airplane Company
Hold On To Something - Great Buildings
How Much More - Go-Go's
I Am The Garden (1982) - The Wind
I Don't Need The Sunshine - Bronco Bullfrog
I Don't Wanna Cry - The Keys
I Hope I Get It All (1983) - Radio Van Gogh
I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (Bonus) - Per Gessle
I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - The Rubinoos
I Want You Back - Hoodoo Gurus
I Want You To Want Me - Cheap Trick
I'm In...Love! - The Merrymakers
In Love Without A Girl - McCarl, Scott
In The Worst Way (Original Demo) - Kyle Vincent
Into Your Arms - The Lemonheads
It's Your Heart - The Secrets
I've Been Waiting - Matthew Sweet
Jade - The Waking Hours
Jennifer Smiles - The Nines
Johnny, Are You Queer - Josie Cotton
Just What I Needed - The Cars
Find it HERE: https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/EvceFke0/file.html
Power Pop Playlist - part 2:
Libbyland - Wondermints
Listen To Her Heart (1978) - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Live Like A King - P. Hux
Look Around - Blue
Looking For The Magic (1977) - Dwight Twilley
Marianne - California Wives
Mindreader - Von Sneidern, Chris
Mr. Tomorrow - Gigolo Aunts
My Girl - Carmen, Eric
No Matter What - Badfinger
Norgaard - The Vaccines
Not What It Appears - The Tories
Our Lips Are Sealed - Go-Go's
Outsmarted - Duren, Van & Tommy Hoehn
Pezband - Baby It's Cold Outside
Pulling Mussels (From The Shell) - Squeeze
Remember The Lightning - 20/20
Rock 'n Roll Girl - The Beat
Run To Me - Material Issue
Say What You're Thinking - The Pinkees
September Gurls - Big Star
Shake Some Action - Flamin' Groovies
She Drives Me Crazy - Fine Young Cannibals
She Goes out with Everybody - The Spongetones
She's A Rebel - The Zippers
So Happy (1980) - The Late Show
So Simple Radio - Ken Sharp
Some Other Guy - Revolver
Someday, Someway - Marshall Crenshaw
Southern Girls - Cheap Trick
Stacy's Mom - Fountains of Wayne
Starry Eyes - The Records
Sunday Sun - Sunday Sun
Sweater Weather - Parks
Teacher Teacher - Rockpile
That Is Why - Jellyfish
The Breakup Song - Greg Kihn Band
The Diodes - Tired Of Waking Up Tired
The Names - Why Can't It Be
The Nerves - Hanging On The Telephone
The Scruffs - My Mind
There She Goes - The La's
This Boy - Scott McCarl
Thought You'd Never Go - Kenny Howes
Throw It All Away M1 - TUNS
Thru My Window - Jeffrey Foskett
Tired Of Being Happy - The Candyskins
Together We're Alone - Einstein's Sister
Too Late - Shoes
Trampoline - The Greenberry Woods
Until The Day (1978) - Key
Walk Line An Egyptian - The Bangles
Walking Out On Love - The Beat
We Got the Beat [single mix] - Go-Go's
What I Like About You - The Romantics
Whenever You're on My Mind - Marshall Crenshaw
Whisper Softly - Myracle Brah
Wild Honey (2001) - Michael Carpenter
Without Reason - The Blow Pops
Words of love - Shoes
Yellow Pills - 20/20
You Were So Warm - Dwight Twilley Band
You're My Favorite Waste of Time - Marshall Crenshaw
Find it HERE: https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/7Rx3jZ32/file.html
All these people demanding that comments regarding race (and such) be ignored do not know how to ignore comments regarding race (and such). The way to avoid feeding the trolls is to refrain from feeding the trolls.
By the way, people can have an opinion without it being Hate Speech.
Besides, how about let's talk more about the things we love (like music) and not at all about things we hate.
While I'm here, thanks to those of you who share. I know it's quite a bit of work to do it right, and that work is greatly appreciated!
dc_animal – here ya go. Glad you enjoy the covers, I love making them!!
WILD STREAK
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/xHH1ThCJ/file.html
WHATS ALL THIS
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/dKOvp4N6/file.html
SNAKE-EYED WOMAN
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/DetDREAW/file.html
Thanks to commenters!
Anyone happen to have the NUTLEY BRASS Plays The Greatest Hits Of SHimmy Disc and/or Beats On The Brass? If so, thanx in advance :)
A fine collection of jazz posted by a kind person here:
John Coltrane- Discography
1956-1959 https://ulozto.net/!5nfuwiGSq/john-coltrane-discography-1956-1959-zip
1960-1962 https://ulozto.net/!yxgLWCVrQ/john-coltrane-discography-1960-1962-zip
1963-1965 https://ulozto.net/!yRCQRdUbD/john-coltrane-discography-1963-1965-zip
1966-2016 https://ulozto.net/!D2tj9NCX2/john-coltrane-discography-1966-2016-zip
This is not from me. I stumbled across it.
I do not know the bitrates so FLAC freaks beware. My guess is 192K-320K.
Rexx
@Garin
I wondered when you would pipe in with one of your stereotypically awful opinions.
African-Americans invented and perfected jazz. You simply cannot argue otherwise. Other races may play this music, but they've simply never come close to the mastery of it. Jazz is quite simply, the most sublime cultural gift African Americans have ever given the world. And when inferior musicians take historical credit and money from the pockets of the artists who earned it, it pisses me off.
When I say the best white jazz musician can barely hang with C-list African Americans artists, I'm speaking historically. Because sadly, jazz has turned into mostly "smooth" and "contemporary" veins, which are poor reflections on the perfection of the form from 1945-1968 (but easier to monetize and easier for inferior musicians to play).
You may not like when I say African Americans are much better at Jazz than Caucasians, but it's the truth. I would never say Inuit can make better molé than Mexicans, or that Asians were better at falafel - because it's ridiculous on its face.
As someone else said - just enjoy the music.
@Bilbo
Your joke was not lost on me... :D
@ Uncle Babka: JUST WHAT I NEEDED, a health-enhancing overdose of powerpop in these backofen heat times! Great, great tracks galore - thank you very much! The Chairman
Hi. It was me but I said black white or any colour. I was aware re all their ethnicities but knew the original poster wasn't!
Warped posters … thanks for all the posts in the last week , I grabbed a few.
Found one that I had on the Bob’s want list that I believe hasn't been posted yet.
7851 Jimmy Martin - 1978-1979 (Warped 7851F)
https://www4.zippyshare.com/v/E9oONLtM/file.html
Enjoy! Jim
With all the e-pubs being posted of late on TZ, my must-read list is now nearly as staggering my must-listen-to list! Thanks to all the contributors who've recently helped stuff my Kindle with interesting reads.
Yawning Angel sez...
@Butterboy, thank you for the Nigeria 70!
@Mr Natural, thanks for the country rock series!
Amen, Garin!
Apparently our race-obsessed anonymous person is in agreement with Hitler; that Gypsies don't 'qualify' as white.
Butterboy, thank you for sharing, Janis Ian and Chet Baker...appreciated.
greatgreys, thank you for sharing, Cannonball Aderley.
@"Anonymous"
Frankly, I am sick of this racist bs by now (I am an almost daily reader of this fabulous blog, if not necessarily a downloader). While I fully sympathize with the notion of paying deep respect to the originators of a musical style, I totally reject the crude logic behind your conclusions derived from that fact. The Egyptians have invented mathematics - does that mean they will be the best mathematicians forever and all times? Have you ever talked to a jazz musician, or any musician at all? Why do you insist on there being clear racial boundaries? Is a jazz musician of mixed origin a priori inferior? Is Jesse Norman an inferior classical singer just because she is black (she specilized in - Wagner!)? So, whoever you are, and whatever your real intentions behind your contributions may be: stop it already.
- Chrisz
Can blue men sing the whites?
Reposts in small parts:
Camper van Beethoven _ =Cigarettes & Carrot Juice - The Santa Cruz Years 1985-86
1-3
https://mega.nz/#!XChB2B5I!6_PeNW6C5R9AA7sLEvLg3mQFnfr1i8umDY1AcV_bpE8
4 & 5
https://mega.nz/#!zb53jDTS!nzg2jZD2yfNH3GPS-aCr1xM75q8rMmiJjeuCBhki8YQ
Sneaky Feelings _ Better Than Before EP (1986)
Sneaky Feelings _ Coming True 7'' (1986)
Sneaky Feelings _ Hard Love Stories (1988)
Sneaky Feelings _ Live im Luxor, Köln - 13.10.1987
Sneaky Feelings _ Send You [1983, Expanded 2015)
Sneaky Feelings _ Sentimental Education (1986, exp)
https://mega.nz/#!mDxhzTpT!lOy_B9-OoSGZddzvVo7CqxB6RVZl91--ZLKeZ4MFkEY
https://mega.nz/#!eGonGBCJ!uJMdQ3Kc2TD9d2dlguMvhFo26ew11I7lA-HRc8q0ukA
https://mega.nz/#!zepn0TrD!jG2L_aS1IpNH6uW0w6rAUIFSOE1qb3F5YIqZgBxi5KM
https://mega.nz/#!ve5BjRgC!OpMhQtTMsAMJG0RR4RvAY1gCm1RnbmSthIwxrwC-zms
https://mega.nz/#!CD4lVTZL!uQKUPV9aGgTktiY2IIeMvxXKiV2bFSsSCgVhqE0LlHk
https://mega.nz/#!yDxX0JoL!nSxhNQArFKsDY12rj-XdcRmeD5iluCZjjHqp0K4Vs_g
I’ll be gone for a month or so but I’ll be back at it mid-September.
Enjoy – and a good time to you all!
Strohmian
Either I missed the post, or it hasn't been mentioned, but would someone please share (Warped) Carl Smith 1952-1953. Thanks.
"I didn't have the attention span for jazz, until I started taking Cannonball Adderall." - Lord Carrett
Why can't any anonymous black be a bigot at the movies, in a dark room, with the lights down low? I'm surely not a white ass, am I? No, of course, not... Therefore, we all musty read up on Prof. Irwin Corey's journals. Remember Steve Allen didn't invent the piano, nor did the inventor of The Segway become famous for his animation cells. So, light, dark, shady, wavy, we ALL need some ventilation. Go ahead, sit next to whoever you like, but don't let somebody else sit next to you. Get out there & order some popcorn, even if you don't have a drink to go along with it. Big Brother IS Bothering YOU!
Plaiceemat
Hi everybody. I need help. My grandkids tell me that all the time.
I downloaded one of Mr Natural Timelife postings to see if it interested me. It Did. Left to get some dinner, came back - No Postings.
Have I done something wrong.
Hell appreciated
Jim
Knock knock!
Who's there?
Kenny G
Kenny G who?
Kenny G - I suck even for a white guy
Alright, finish this joke:
A white jazz musician, a black jazz musician and a rabbi walk into a bar...
@Porgy
Your "virtue signaling" is noted. You must be a good person.
Here is the missing Truckers, Kickers & Cowboy Angels vol 3 @320
My upload, not my link!
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/j7JBdVPX/file.html
Reposts in small parts:
Camper van Beethoven _ =Cigarettes & Carrot Juice - The Santa Cruz Years 1985-86
1-3
https://mega.nz/#!XChB2B5I!6_PeNW6C5R9AA7sLEvLg3mQFnfr1i8umDY1AcV_bpE8
4 & 5
https://mega.nz/#!zb53jDTS!nzg2jZD2yfNH3GPS-aCr1xM75q8rMmiJjeuCBhki8YQ
Sneaky Feelings _ Better Than Before EP (1986)
Sneaky Feelings _ Coming True 7'' (1986)
Sneaky Feelings _ Hard Love Stories (1988)
Sneaky Feelings _ Live im Luxor, Köln - 13.10.1987
Sneaky Feelings _ Send You [1983, Expanded 2015)
Sneaky Feelings _ Sentimental Education (1986, exp)
https://mega.nz/#!mDxhzTpT!lOy_B9-OoSGZddzvVo7CqxB6RVZl91--ZLKeZ4MFkEY
https://mega.nz/#!eGonGBCJ!uJMdQ3Kc2TD9d2dlguMvhFo26ew11I7lA-HRc8q0ukA
https://mega.nz/#!zepn0TrD!jG2L_aS1IpNH6uW0w6rAUIFSOE1qb3F5YIqZgBxi5KM
https://mega.nz/#!ve5BjRgC!OpMhQtTMsAMJG0RR4RvAY1gCm1RnbmSthIwxrwC-zms
https://mega.nz/#!CD4lVTZL!uQKUPV9aGgTktiY2IIeMvxXKiV2bFSsSCgVhqE0LlHk
https://mega.nz/#!yDxX0JoL!nSxhNQArFKsDY12rj-XdcRmeD5iluCZjjHqp0K4Vs_g
I’ll be gone for a month or so but I’ll be back at it mid-September.
Enjoy – and a good time to you all!
Strohmian
#Anonymous
You're argument that there are no white musicians that can even play with "a C-list African American artist" is ludicrous. Just quit while you're behind as you have obviously not studied Jazz to any degree nor have you read the wealth of books and interviews with black musicians through the years. Miles Davis is considered one of the very best musician/ composers/ band leaders of the 20th century and he chose dozens of non-black players for his numerous bands. Miles was a MF in case you haven't heard and he wasn't doing anyone, black or white, any favors by hiring them. Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Bill Evans, Gerry Mulligan, Gil Evans, Joe Zawinul, Dave Liebman, John Scofield, Chick Corea, and on and on. The great African American legends that Miles played with (as well as his contemporaries) have no need of your knocking down the abilities of white players to heighten their status. Listen and learn and someday you'll be glad you didn't post those comments using your real name. - Al E.
Hans Devente, hanszun, mr. natural, H. etc. we did not need your kindnesses that turned into unfriendliness 12 years ago, and we and Zinhof certainly do not need them today!
@ RYP
Interesting question!
Back in 1959 good old Joe Meek worked with Blue Man and they (and he) Heard A New World - all at 304 Holloway Road in North London.
Mind you, he, he was a dab hand with a shotgun (rather like Medgar Evers).
hey, Butterboy, here's a flac version of Nigeria '70 that I've had a while and am pretty sure is a 'pomegranate rip' from back in the day which includes full booklet scans.
https://we.tl/2q0ZEepDCj
"Chrisz said...
Have you ever talked to a jazz musician, or any musician at all?"
I AM a Jazz musician, you silly boy. That's precisely why I feel the way I do about white appropriation of Jazz.
And to Erasmus, that is a terrible thing to say. You should be ashamed.
Hi All.
Does anyone have P.F. Sloan – Take Him For What He's Worth (Rare Singles And Unreleased Demos) Album they would kindly share.
Many Thanks
I was just wondering how long it would take before H would be recognized and kicked out of here.
By any chance do any of you cool folks have Hal Wilner's sea chanty collections Rogue's Gallery and Son of Rogue's Gallery? Cheers!
@ Sitarswami who asked for
(Warped) Carl Smith 1952-1953. Thanks.
https://mega.nz/#!BCBxRIgK!ISxj0d1tcReiMYtVSI88NJsPrvTXZfuP48DVRQJPQ7s
howstean
I am in absolute awe of the Warped collections. But while I've caught hints and references - from a blog originally? the work of one amazing individual? - can anybody post the provenance/history of this incredible collection - or give a link to it, because trying to find out about it myself has truly broken my own Google-fu (which is pretty solid most of the time). Thanks ahead of time to anybody who can help provide this background.
@#1 Sarah Jeong Fan
I don't know what "virtue signaling" is, but I can guess. And I can't tell sometimes when people are joking or not on the internet.
So, if you aren't joking and that's a dig, then, even though I know this is a G-rated blog and as a good, virtuous person I should turn the other cheek, but, you know, I'll censor it...f**k off.
I don't think you got what I was saying, but, never mind, it's not important. I now officially regret having written anything. In the future, I will take my free music and quietly go on my way.
If it is a joke, then...um...I don't get it. But, that's ok.
Man, all I wanted was my 200 versions of "Summertime". Please, everyone go back to posting music and never talk about race ever again.
Cheers!
Are these of any use to any one
Warped SW06 - The Songwriter Series - Willie Nelson.zip
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/7CXm7jeL/file.html
Warped SW05 - The Songwriter Series - Bill Anderson.zip
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/K1NjrXyL/file.html
@greatguys,
Maynard Ferguson - The Comoplete Roulette Recordings
@rutracker [torrent magnet links]
flac > https://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4419916
or
320kbs > http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4419976
Cheers,
Laurie
Hellooooo Fellow TZers!
First off, a big ol' bag of thanxxx to MONTEMUSIC, CLASH, and PURGY for contributing some top-notch content over the last couple days.
Second: I'm joining the growing chorus of voices that is politely-but-firmly asking that all the trolling and passive-aggressive posts about race kindly GTFO and argue about that stuff somewhere else....maybe Alex Jones has a message board you can use? There's a million and one places to bait & troll unsuspecting people, and to argue about politics and cultural / social issues. Thank GAWD that one of the few places where that's NOT the primary discourse is here at TWZ....so let's keep it that way.
Finally: the rise in thin-skinned, passive-aggressive, self-centered, gaslighting crybabies has GOT to stop, fer chrissakes! That's not a political statement, that's just a statement of FACT. Leave yr fightin' words for serious conflicts, like Beatles vs. Stones, which MOJO comp to take to a desert island, and which member of Paul Revere & The Raiders you'd most want to ride with on a bicycle built for two in the Tour De France.
Keep up the good work y'all!
- HS&S
music (jazz or otherwise) is a form of art and therefore is 100% subjective to the beholder. my best/worst is not your best/worst, nor the next guy/gal's best/worst ... it is all simply a matter of personal preference. fact!!!
you could converse all day about technique and innovations (though no one really is) but most of you are just talking sarcasm and bigoted trash (be it offensive or defensive) ... your ignorance is showing folks!
i'm gonna lead by example here and get back to the sharing, thanking and requesting that this thread is intended for....
a thanks
@Butterboy ... for the cool afro-funk/soul selections
a share
Voices Of Darkness - 1974 - S/T LP (killer afro-funk) MP3@320kbs
https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/1EcCAP6G/file.html
a request
misc Johnny Adams 45 sides
1963 - Watch 6330 - I Brought It All On Myself
1966 - Pacemaker 249 - When I'll Stop Loving You
1967 - Pacemaker 255 - Operator
1971 - Atlantic 2834 - You Got Your Kind Of Life To Lead
1973 - Atlantic 2945 – Fortune Teller *not to be confused with Rounder version
1982 - Hep' Me 175 - Sorry Don't Make It Right
cheers, S
Dang, how did i miss "Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels 6-7" before they expired today??? :(
@ITooAmAnonymous requested further recordings by Dr. Winston O'Boogie, and I'm trying help out a little. My time's gotten really tight, but I should be able to post an album a day (although I may have to skip a day here and there). I'll put up the original studio release, and a bunch of corresponding alternates and outtakes alongside.
These added tracks come from a number of sources (some of which were likely posted here previously); they're not tagged, and aren't yet as organized as I want them to be, so there may be some duplicates among them as well. Many fellow TZers will have plenty more outtakes/alternates; these are just what I've picked up... and have yet to really smooth out, I admit.
Today's twist of Lennon includes a lot of "Walls and Bridges" session work, as well as some in-studio jamming with Paul McCartney, Harry Nilsson, Stevie wonder, and others... AKA "A Toot and a Snore in '74".
1974 Walls and Bridges 1 [13@320]
1974a Jam (with Paul, Harry, and Stevie) [9@320]
1974b Walls and Bridges 2 - sessions [120@170-224, 21@320]
Seven-day link (expires August 16):
https://we.tl/VFFw3Bbw2j
NB: These tracks are a look behind Johnny's releases, and into his creative process. I absolutely don't condone theft from artists. John and fellow Beatles, together and apart, worked particularly hard to get to "the toppermost of the poppermost"; I deeply respect that, and admire him, and miss him still.
Cheers!
@Strohmian
Safe Travels.
MickMoss asks,
While continuing on in the search for Clayton McMichen issues on Warped, wouls anybody ahe a copy TO SHARE OF:
Emmett Miller - Lost World - (2CD) {Famed Minstrel singer of 1920's} with notes (booklet) if possible. {I already have the 'Minstrel Man of Georgia' set on Legacy, titles of which are integrated in the set.
also looking for the RCA Trilogy (reissues of victor, Bluebird etc., titles from 1930's of: A Cajun Music Anthology: 1. Le Gran Mamou; 2. Raise Your Window & 3. Gran Prairie (3 separate CD's in similar Packaging)
Thanks I.A.
MickMoss
Porgy, stop being an ass. It may have been a simple snide comment, but fu all ready. Leave it.
Thanks.
just a comment but americans africans did not invent music. Perhaps if you are talking recorded music it could be considered differently. jazz as a form is really played all over the planet & has been for thousands of years. Can be called fold ethic world etc & yes the instruments are different but jazz is just a word after all. find an island with no electricity or a place in a jungle & listen to the music & you will learn a valuable lesson. IMOpinion
@Garin: Hear, hear! (ditto, @Daneben)
@Stinky: thank you for a double share of your organ -- funky and cheesy!
@Monty's: thank you for the McGees, and the reading material.
@Strohmian: enjoy your time away; we'll miss you, and your generous well of music.
Cheers!
++++++++++++++++++++
These links are dying and will be gone 2 days!
Get them while you can. Cheers.
++++++++++++++++++++
Steve Miller Band - The Joker Live In Concert [2015]
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/Y9qcKVdx/file.html
Earl Klugh - Ballads [1993]
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/f8cNXfom/file.html
Beasts Of Bourbon - Sour Mash [1988]
https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/H1yrzbBG/file.html
Grateful Dead - Athem Of The Sun [1968]
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/su3WMNcR/file.html
Pale Fountains - Longshot For Your Love [1998]
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/mpvDsQvU/file.html
Toad the Wet Sprocket - Fear [1991]
https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/Vn8xVZiZ/file.html
Vangelis - Anttarctica [1983]
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/1GFPwZdC/file.html
Dark - Round The Edges [1972]
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/9QTrDFjB/file.html
Billy Thorpe - Tangier [2010]
https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/PAIA5L9w/file.html
Marvin Gaye & Pink Floyd - Requiem For A Dream (Unreleased Album) [1981]
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/N5yJ8TSU/file.html
VA - Daytrippers - Songs Of The Beatles [2005]
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/ragrEpay/file.html
CD100 - All-Star Live Jam Session [1954] + XL Spread of 100 Albums in Box
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/JgMJ2lYK/file.html
VA - Aboriginal Soul [2009]
https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/8X8FXgtl/file.html
VA - Sixties Downunder Vol. 1 [1988].zip
https://www94.zippyshare.com/v/uwwIbW4J/file.html
VA - Sixties Downunder Vol. 2 [1990].zip
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/ipbkGLtU/file.html
VA - Sixties Downunder Vol. 4 [2000].zip
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/xoB0kuL2/file.html
VA - The Most Essential Smooth Jazz [2015]
https://www94.zippyshare.com/v/0AaEcs87/file.html
VA - Classic Hits, Hard To Find Original Recordings [1995]
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/OjJkNQaR/file.html
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@ Uncle Babka
Thanks for the 2 amazing Powerpop posts. Peace
... that some lilly white Diana person said ...
@ Garin - damned straight! Music has always been the great equalizer, the shared language of the heart that kicks the shit out of "racial" barriers. LOTS of people have major problems with racism. I thought I was immune, but when I moved into a mostly black neighborhood a couple of years ago I was shocked to find that it had seeped into my own mind right through the gaskets. Constant exposure to real people in real life fixed that, thank God.
re Hot Rize
Does anyone have Warped 7900 Hot Rize 1979-80 that they can share?
Thanks & Cheers,
Mike
An Inuit is not inherently incapable of making fantastic mole.
As for falafel; chickpeas have been native to Egypt and the Middle East for thousands of years - so what? Sorta like saying the Irish are good at boiling potatoes.
@Mr.Natural : Thanks for the Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels. Very nice post !
@Gummo:
Following the message of Yair, here is the vol.3 of Truckers, Kickers, Cowboy Angels. So you have the complete collection :
https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/7s7sTAmi/file.html
Cheers
@Mike:
Here's my Hot Rize stew so far, most of them slsk and some posted here, thanks to the original uploaders:
1979 - Hot Rize (Flying Fish 206) @320
1982 - Hot Rize Presents Red Knuckles & The Trailblazers @320
1984 - In Concert (w. Red Knuckles) FLAC
1986 - Traditional Ties FLAC
1987 - Untold Stories (w. Jerry Douglas) @192
1990 - Take It Home @192
2014 - When I'm Free FLAC
2018 - Hot Rize's 40Th Anniversary Bash @320
Warped 7900 - Hot Rize (1979-1980) @VBR
All in 1 link: https://we.tl/okd0ZgybOs
Please feel free to add ommissions, thank you!
@ erasmus
Hey, Thanks for the Flac copy which i also have .
I usually post 320kbps as it appeals to most.
@ Stinky,
Great Organ shares. Appreciated.
@ Heylee
Hey, lee your always welcome.
Always respect your comments and your ability to keep it in line with the music. Cheers to you.
Anony Mouse needs to accept the fact that his/her racial stereotyping is so 1950s. Archie Bunker is dead and buried.
As Requested Hot Rize :
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qarj266d7zi8r26/Hot_Rize_-_1979-1980_%28Warped_7900%29.zip/file
A few seem to understand what I mean by the idiotic question "Can pink men sing the green?" (what already asked the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band) and wanted to evoke. There are always INDIVIDUAL people who can do something better than others, INDIVIDUALS! what could e.g. Usain Bolt better than anyone else? ... or Albert Einstein? or, yes, Django Reinhardt?
If some here do not want to end this stupid discussion in the future, I'll do it and you trolls will be angry!
@ Strohmian, enjoy your break.
cheers,ELtel
pbird,
if you send me your e-mail adresse, I can answer this way!
Anonymous asked: Does anyone have P.F. Sloan – Take Him For What He's Worth (Rare Singles And Unreleased Demos) Album they would Kindly share?
Yes, I have and can, because I compiled it myself! I've put the CDR on WeTransfer.
My booklet P.F. Sloan - Take me for what I'm worth is sold out (3 editions of 30 copies),
but I've included all the files (doc and xls) as well, so you can print it yourself!
This message exists of 3 parts:
PART 1: Tracklisting of the CDR (https://pwedding.home.xs4all.nl/pfsloan/pfsloan4.htm)
Track# Song title - Artist (Year Time)
1 Take me for what I'm worth - Sloan & Barri (65 2:42)
2 All I want is loving - Flip Sloan (59 2:15)
3 Little girl in the cabin - Flip Sloan (59 2:17)
4 If you believe in me -Phil Sloan (60 2:20)
5 She's my girl - Phil Sloan (60 1:48)
6 There's something about you - Terry Black (64-65 1:58)
7 That's cool, that's trash - Sloan & Barri (65-67 2:15)
8 You baby - Sloan & Barri (65-67 2:31)
9 I know you'll be there - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:11)
10 Another day, another heartache - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:22)
11 Miss Charlotte - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:24)
12 Is it any wonder - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:40)
13 Can I get to know you better - Sloan & Barri (65-67 2:29)
14 See ya around on the rebound - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:22)
15 Child of our times - P.F. Sloan (65-67 3:42)
16 Cling to me - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:59)
17 I don't want to say goodnight - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:23)
18 My first day alone - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:37)
19 Troubled mind - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:08)
20 Too late baby - P.F. Sloan (65-67 2:21)
21 Autumn - Sloan & Barri (65-67 2:25)
22 I can't help but wonder, Elizabeth - Philip Sloan (67 3:45)
23 Eve of destrection 1990 (The environment) - P.F. Sloan (89 5:38)
24 Secret agent man (intro) - P.F. Sloan (94 0:49)
Danger man - Sloan & Barri (65 2:20)
25 Let me be - P.F. Sloan (97 3:25)
26 Where were you when I needed you - P.F. Sloan (97 1:57)
27 Take me for what I'm worth - P.F. Sloan (97 3:47)
PART 2A: Liner notes of the CDR (https://pwedding.home.xs4all.nl/pfsloan/pfsloan5.htm)
Being a member of "Platenclub Utrecht", a record club of 7 Dutch collectors who aren't just collecting records
but also are releasing them, my original plan about this Sloan-project was to make it a booklet and a vinyl EP.
But soon it turned out to be very hard, if not impossible, to pick out only 4 songs from that reservoir of rarities,
so in the end the choice between 4 tracks on vinyl and about 25 tracks on a CDR wasn't too difficult.
As the title of this project "Take him for what he's worth" was derived from Take me for what I'm worth the
CDR begins and ends with that song. Track 1 comes from the Trousdale sampler "What's going on here?".
According to the sleeve it should be a Sloan & Barri demo, but probably it's the same take as the version on
Sloan's debut-LP and just a different mix with the voice in the middle instead of the left channel.
Tracks 2-5 are the a- and b-sides of 2 rare singles from 1959 and 1960 when Sloan wasn't called P.F. yet.
All I want is loving and Little girl in the cabin are by Flip, If you believe in me and She's my girl are by Phil.
Track 6 There's something about you has only been released by Terry Black on his LP "The Black plague"
and the b-side of his single "Rainbow", but when you listen carefully it's obvious this Sloan-composition is
not sung by that Canadian singer but by the composer himself!
Track 7 That's cool, that's trash is good "gar(b)age" with a great guitar. There seems to be no difference
between this Sloan & Barri-acetate and the Street Cleaners-single, except for the end. Just like the cover by
The Kingsmen the acetate ends with a stuttering "It's garbage, folks" (It even sounds like the same guy!).
Maybe unfortunately for you, you won't find anything from Sloan's swim or surf period on this CDR, but the
demos from that time just can't beat the demos from his folk-rock and singer- songwriter period. Half of this
CDR, tracks 8-20, should have appeared on "Child of our times / The Trousdale demo sessions 1965-1967".
This CD was announced by Varese Sarabande in 1997 and 1998, but despite the fact it already had a number
(VSD-5825) it has not been released. Together with Sloan's first 2 solo-albums "Songs of our times" and
"Twelve more times" and the Grass Roots debut "Where were you when I needed you" it would have been
the perfect quartet. The Sloan & Barri-demos You baby and Can I get to know you better come from the
Trousdale promo "What's going on here?", the other tracks are previously unreleased. Why? Don't ask me!
Especially the title song Child of our times is a masterpiece. When these 13 originals would have been
released on one LP in the sixties, it surely would be a candidate for the title of best Sloan-album ever.
Track 21 Autumn is my favourite Trousdale demo that was not scheduled on the "Child of our times"-CD.
Track 22 I can't help but wonder, Elizabeth found a place on this CDR for a very subjective reason as well.
It's the only official release from the Dunhill days I didn't have on 7"/LP/CD yet. An objective reason for its
inclusion could be it's the bridge between the folk-rock and singer-songwriter years. Or the beautiful bass.
After his 4th solo-LP "Raised on records" nothing was heard from Sloan for more than a decade until 1985,
when he did a couple of come back concerts in the Bottom Line in New York and started to record again.
Track 23 Eve of destruction 1990 (The environment) is a re-recording by Sloan of his most famous song.
And again it was Barry McGuire who released it. You can find it on the Wildlife Fund CD "El Dorado".
PART 2B
Track 24 combines the intro of Secret agent man from Sloan's 1993-CD "Serenade of the seven sisters" with
Danger man, a vocal demo by Sloan & Barri from 1965 (their demo of Secret agent man is an instrumental).
Tracks 25-27 are "Trousdale classics revisited", recorded by Sloan in April 1997 with just his acoustic guitar.
Finally I'd like to thank Tony Fitton for discussing the tracks with me. Without a doubt this resulted in the best
track listing you can think of with 27 rare singles and unreleased demos. Take them for what they're worth!
PART 3A: Contents of the booklet (https://pwedding.home.xs4all.nl/pfsloan/pfsloan3.htm)
My Kinks-booklet had 3 main topics: a discography, all the song texts and a lot of sleeves; NO story.
As there are books that tell the story of The Kinks very well, including "X-RAY" by Ray Davies himself
(so why is it called the UN[!]authorised autobiography?) and "Kink" by younger brother Dave Davies,
I didn't consider that as a big problem. But there wasn't a single book with Sloan's story I felt the booklet
just HAD to contain a story in some kind of form.
Around that time I found out that another fan, Stephen McParland, was busy with a book as well.
In May 1999 the P.F. Sloan Web Site announced:
"The book that P. F. Sloan fans have been eagerly awaiting is finally ready! The account of one of the most interesting
figures in the world of modern music has until now only been sketchily documented, with the result that the few
interviews available usually cover similar ground. This book covers the whole of his life right up to the present day,
from his early days in New York, through his days in Los Angeles in the mid-60s at Dunhill Records, the reclusive
period in the 70s, his re-emergence in the 80s, and his continuing devotion to music in the 1990s , a hugely creative
and inspirational force, as anyone who has seen his recent concerts will attest. The book itself contains 18 chapters
covering approximately 225 pages! Following this is an exhaustive discography, covering various aspects of his work,
such as singer, songwriter, session musician, producer, and so on. Several photographs are included. If you have read
any of Stephen McParland's previous works, such as "The Wilson Project", you will be aware of the care and attention
to detail which he dev otes to his subjects. Stephen has known P. F. Sloan for many years, and this book is the result
of numerous interviews with both P. F. Sloan himself, and the people whose lives he has been associated with.
In short, this book is a must-read."
Although the message also said: "This book is not available yet, but if there is sufficient interest,
a limited promotional run will be printed", I decided to drop the plan of writing a story of my own.
Instead you get a few biographies from Internet pages, liner notes and magazines like Bam Balam
(early 70's?), The Rock Marketplace (dec. '74), The Fabulous Sounds Of The Sixties (oct. '82;
Dutch translation of previous article), California Music ('84-'85 and '90-'91), Goldmine (oct. '85),
Song Talk (winter '91), Discoveries (feb. '98) and Otono Cheyenne ('99).
All together they make a reasonable story, but for THE biography you'll have to get
Stephen McParland's book.You can rach him at: cmusic@hotkey.net.au
part 3B Contents of MY booklet (number of pages between brackets; all together 200 pages):
Biographies (65 pages)
Photo album and some names (10)
Discography with 10 chapters (34)
List of all Sloan-songs in alphabetical order of the songtitle (6)
Official solo-releases by P.F. Sloan (3)
Official group-releases by P.F. Sloan & Steve Barri
(Wildcats, Life Guards, Rally-Packs, Fantastic Baggys, Themes Incorporated,
Philip & Stephan, Sheridan Hollenbeck, Jill Gibson, Street Cleaners, Willie & The Wheels,
Rincon Surfside Band, Grass Roots, Sloan & Barri, Imaginations and Inner-Circle) (3)
Unofficial releases by P.F. Sloan (demos and a few rare live-recordings) (2)
Essential covers by other artists (6)
Other covers by other artists (6)
Rumoured Sloan-songs (1)
Miscellaneous (originals, inspirationals, answer-songs, tributes) (4)
Sloan-songs in the hitparade (1)
Dunhill Records (2)
Pictures of sleeves and labels (there's room for 204 pictures, but 9 are missing) (19)
First line index with the first line of every song in alphabetical order (3)
Song texts (61)
Official solo-releases by P.F. Sloan (17)
Official group-releases by P.F. Sloan & Steve Barri (15)
Unofficial releases by P.F. Sloan (15)
Essential covers by other artists (12)
Miscellaneous (2)
Bibliography, Internet (1)
Addendum (1)
You can download the CDR (320) and booklet here until August 17: https://we.tl/rxOP4a31uy
More info about P.F. Sloan? Start here: https://pwedding.home.xs4all.nl/pfsloan/pfsloan.htm
Rob Kopp - We are the PSPS, the Phil Sloan Preservation Society
Hi Rob, bedankt voor Sloan. Ik ken PLUT van Platenblad, heb al jaren een abonnement.
P.F. is ook al lange tijd een favoriet, gaaf dit hier te vinden, succes met al je projecten!
Sorry for dutch language, I'm a follower of one of his projects, published in a dutch magazine called Platenblad, aanbevolen! eh..recommended!
@howstean - thank you for warped carl
@ Searnav
Bluegrass Byrds - ty muchly.
You may just convert me to a real bluegrass fan
with the Pickin' series. Please, keep 'em coming!
I just have to laugh at all the people calling me racist for defending the African Americans who invented jazz and didn't get credit they earned.
It's impossible to be racist against an established power structure. Racism doesn't exist without the power to enforce it. Now if you simpletons want to call my comments "bigoted," there might be an argument there. But the fact is, you're all just mad when African Americans get the credit they deserve.
It seems to me the concept of "racism" is far too front and center in your minds and on your tongues. I wonder why that is...
Jazz Lover,
I repeat that, I repeat that, I repeat that, I repeat that, I repeat that, I repeat that:
A few seem to understand what I mean by the idiotic question "Can pink men sing the green?" (what already asked the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band) and wanted to evoke. There are always INDIVIDUAL people who can do something better than others, INDIVIDUALS! what could e.g. Usain Bolt better than anyone else? ... or Albert Einstein? or, yes, Django Reinhardt, John Coltrane?
If some here do not want to end this stupid discussion in the future, I'll do it and you trolls will be angry!
Yes, RYP... too many small minds and hearts in our world.
Many thanks to Rob Kopp for
P.F. Sloan 1964 Take him for what he's worth
Attn: 10 AUGUST 2018
pbird said... Here's my Hot Rize stew so far, most of them slsk and some posted here, thanks to the original uploaders:
Thanks, very much,
Mike
Attn: 10 AUGUST 2018
maceo said... As Requested Hot Rize -
Thanks very much,
Mike
Please enjoy the following Hot Rize add:
Hot Rize - So Long Of A Journey ~Live at the Bouder Theater 1996 @320
Thanks to the original uploader, sorry that I can't remember source.
Cheers,
Mike
Hot Rize - So Long Of A Journey ~Live at the Bouder Theater 1996.rar
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/Dineiokd/file.html
Thanks JWDen for Sounds of a Tropical Rain Forest in America, greatgreys for the Cannonball Adderley shares, montysmusic for the golddiggers and Rob Kopp for the P.F. Sloan goodies.
I'm definitely not a fan of "culture vultures" who profit and/or benefit from recording R&B/Soul/Hip Hop/Jazz etc records who don't pay respect to the greats or are condensing towards them, that's wrong. But there's white artists with a whole lot of soul - Joe Cocker, Elvis, Teena Marie, Janis Joplin, George Michael, Amy Winehouse, Bobby Caldwell, Michael McDonald, Dusty Springfield, Van Morrison, Boz Scaggs, Rod Stewart, Daryl Hall, Boy George to name but a few. I also really dislike the notion that only black folks can listen to black music, white music is exclusively for whites etc. Anyone & everyone has the right to listen & be a fan of any musical genre(s) they so choose. Because music doesn't discriminate, its for everybody, regardless of skin color, sexual orientation etc. I abhor and detest racism in any form, its so very small minded & there's no need for it anymore, & honestly there never ever was any place for it in the beginning. Music is an incredibly powerful force & has been used for much good such as drawing attention to civil rights issues etc & has got people through tough times in their life. I like visiting TZ as everyone seems to share a genuine love of music & there's music of all genres being shared too. So don't let negativity drag it down because like its been said music kicks down any & all racial barriers. Music is an incredibly powerful force & has been used for much good such as drawing attention to civil rights issues etc & has got people through tough times in their life.
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