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Various Artists – On A Country Road – Lee Arnold
3 LP Set
Show 89-38 for broadcast the weekend of September 16-17, 1989
Westwood One Radio Networks
Special Guest: Chris Hillman
Featured artists: Rodney Crowell, Jim Glaser, Willie Nelson, The Desert Rose Band, The Bellamy Brothers, Anne Murray, Restless Heart, John Schneider, Conway Twitty, Clint Black, Recca McEntire, The Forester Sisters, Roger McGuinn &Chris Hillman, K.T. Oslin, B.J. Thomas, Ricky Van Shelton, Don Gibson, Baillie And The Boys, Alabama, George Strait, Kathy Mattea, Hank Williams Jr, Southern Pacific, The Sweethearts Of The Rodeo, Steve Wariner, Porter Wagoner, Eddy Raven, Dolly Parton, Don Williams, The Judds.
Each of the 6 sides of this triple vinyl LP is made of segments. There’s a total of 16 segments. Each segment is made of music and / or interviews, commercials and Lee Arnold’s comments.
All artists, songs and commercials details on inserts (cue-sheets)
1. Disc 1 - Segment 1 (6:02)
- Rodney Crowell – Above And Beyond
- Jim Glaser – You’re Getting To Me Again
2. Disc 1 - Segment 2 (13:56)
- Willie Nelson – Nothin’ I Can Do About It Now
- Desert Rose Band – Summer Wind
- Desert Rose Band – Love Reunited
- feature: Chris Hillman Interview
3. Disc 1 - Segment 3 (10:08)
- Bellamy Brothers – You’ll Never Be Sorry
- Anne Murray – Time Don’t Run Out On Me
- feature: Stargazing Report
4. Disc 1 - Segment 4 (14:24)
- Restless Heart – Say What’s In Your Heart
- John Schneider & Conway Twitty – I’ve Been Around Enough To Know
- Clint Black – Killin’ Time
- Reba McEntire – You’re The First Time I’ve Thought About Leaving
- feature: Country Road Original
5. Disc 1 - Segment 5 (11:40)
- Forester Sisters – Don’t You
- Roger McGuinn & Chris Hillman – You Ain’t Going Nowhere
- Desert Rose Band – Hello Trouble
- feature: Chris Hillman Interview
6. Disc 2 - Segment 6 (6:11)
- K.T. Oslin – Round The Clock Of Lovin’
- B.J. Thomas – Whatever Happened To Old Fashioned Love
- feature: Showcase Record
7. Disc 2 - Segment 7 (15:39)
- Ricky Van Shelton – Living Proof
- Don Gibson – Oh Lonesome Me / I Can’t Stop Loving You
- Baillie & The Boys – Heart Of Stone
- feature: Mailbag
8. Disc 2 - Segment 8 (8:22)
- Alabama – High Cotton
- George Strait – Ace In The Hole
- feature: Stargazing Report
9. Disc 2 - Segment 9 (12:25)
- Ricky Skaggs – Let It Be You
- Desert Rose Band – She Don’t Love Nobody
- Desert Rose Band – He’s Back And I’m Blue
- feature: Chris Hillman Interview
10. Disc 2 - Segment 10 (13:24)
- Kathy Mattea – Burnin’ Old Memories
- Hank Williams Jr. – Finders Are Keepers
- Southern Pacific – Midnight Highway
- Sweethearts Of The Rodeo – Hey Doll Baby
- feature: Country Stumper
11. Disc 3 - Segment 11 (6:30)
- Steve Wariner – I Got Dreams
- Steve Wariner – Lonely Women Make Good Lovers
- feature: Twofer
12. Disc 3 - Segment 12 (13:52)
- Porter Wagoner – Carroll County Accident
- Desert Rose Band – I Still Believe In You
- Desert Rose Band – Ashes Of Love
- feature: Chris Hillman Interview
13. Disc 3 - Segment 13 (8:01)
- Eddy Raven – Bayou Boys
- Hank Williams Jr. – There’s A Tear In My Beer
- feature: Stargazing Report
14. Disc 3 - Segment 14 (18:54)
- Conway Twitty – House On Old Lonesome Road
- Desert Rose Band – Once More
- Desert Rose Band – One Step Forward
- Dolly Parton – Yellow Roses
- feature: Chris Hillman Interview
15. Disc 3 - Segment 15 (7:51)
- Don Williams – I Wouldn’t Want To Live If You Didn’t Love Me
- The Judds – Let Me Tell You About Love
16. Disc 3 - Segment 16 (0:47)
- credits and jingle outro
Vinyl Rip – Artwork Included (front, back, inserts)
Disc 1 + Disc 2
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/6Ct7IIdE/file.html
Disc 3 + Artwork
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/e0qQKcrm/file.html
Thursdays Trio
RYE_AND_FAIRY_TALES-RYE_AND_FAIRY_TALES-2012[bluegrass].zip
https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/uB5n9uyx/file.html
Pingipung Blows The Brass (Pingipung, 2007) [192-320kvbr].zip
https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/gad4aUiV/file.html
Mott The Hoople-Backsliding Fearlessly_ The Early Years.zip
https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/LcfuAAc7/file.html
More Music...321
Please enjoy them, if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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VA - Real Rare Rockabilly [2013]
Many moons ago I was the proud owner of a copy of Johnny Powers' epic Rockabilly record "Long Blonde Hair" and couldn't believe how much sonic orbit it contained. Well, life can and sometimes does have it's way of twisting and turning those winding roads ahead (now behind) of us, and so therefore and henceforth we arrive at TODAY, as I believe the time has come to cut to the chase and say that was yesterday's record collection and the dang thing got sold to put other things on the table that had to take precedence, like mac and cheese, you follow me? Doesn't matter, but I will say that I once was a Rockabilly purist, a snob even, if you will. Not so much (by a long shot) anymore though, and I'm alright by that, my tastes in tunes can get so schmaltzy, my friends and loved ones have been known to wrinkle up their noses at the sounds emitting from my playing device via format of choice (the more the merrier; eight-track tapes may inherit the earth yet). So one day about a year or two ago, I had a chance encounter that had my ears willingly assaulted with the complete unsanity that is that old chestnut "Long Blonde Hair" and, swept up by the momentum, went into that trance so familiar to Rockabilly lovers. That's right, ladies, that trance that compels us to dance.
This was much to the embarrassment of the onlookers that gathered to watch and wonder and to also point more than a few fingers at the bowlegged old dude with buck teeth, knock knees, and pigeon toes busting a total 2 minute move to the tune. "Call the cops!", one demanded. "More like an ambulance, he's gonna need it", wisecracked some pesky kid. Then something happened; THEY HEARD IT TOO. A woman carrying shopping bags dropped them and began dancing with me. Another old geezer kicked off his boots and thought about dancing. Someone else shooed him away because his feet stunk. Eventually almost ten people had stepped up and let down their hair and guard and turned it loose on the newly christened dancefloor. I'd claim it was magnificent, but I so dislike that word.
Then, the song ended and like a bunch of mechanical dolls whose wind-up had been spent, my makeshift dance partners went on their merry way. Not me, though. Uh-uh. I collapsed to a puddle of human mess and grinned. "That's a REAL rock and roll record", I thought. So I made a mental note to find it again at all costs, even though I only had 15 cents to my name, like a magic acorn in my pocket, an oak was gonna grow into the necessary loot needed to get that song back into my collection of good old fashioned this and that if it keelhauled me. Lo and behold, a few weeks later I had that prophetic oak tree in my pocket and I stood before the omnipresent Amazon Shopping Cart more than ready to sacrifice my mon-mon, because I had reseached and discovered that there existed on the earth a 3-CD compilation titled REAL RARE ROCKABILLY, and what is this that stands before me, yes, it truly was there and not only featured the ORIGINAL RECORDING of the Johnny Powers wild wild masterpiece in question, but also countless other hard-to-find rocking gems of unfathomable deliriousness guaranteed to make you/me wonder what made you/me the chosen one(s) to be able to find and own it.
So do what you feel is best. I try hard not to get preachy/snobby/sneaky. I will say that if you like this genre of music or are even mildly curious about it, it would behoove you to not let the "rare" tag in the title scare you away; these are not a bunch of floor-scraps that will appeal only to collectors; this could also work as a perfect (and reasonably priced) intro to the world of Rockabilly. It's real good. (Amazon)
01 VA - Real Rare Rockabilly [2013] CD1
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/pXfnqboV/file.html
02 VA - Real Rare Rockabilly [2013] CD2
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/kfenI26U/file.html
03 VA - Real Rare Rockabilly [2013] CD3 track 6. Long Blond Hair - Johnny Powers.
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/NKDf6UCz/file.html
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Rhythm & Blues goes Rock 'n' Roll vol 2 (2002) cd 3
'Dave Barton, Jesse Allen, The Kid, Mickey Cooper, Joe McCoy
a,m.u.'
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/f93dck5s/file.html
Rhythm & Blues goes Rock 'n' Roll Vol 2 (2002) cd 5
'Miss Baker, Good Guys, Peppermint Harris, Joe Neal, Lightnin'
Hopkins, a.m.u.'
https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/K5m1kkKa/file.html
Thursday's GOSPEL
Sister Lucille Pope & The Pearly Gates - Our Silver Anniversary In Gospel Music (1974).zip
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/odB0O4aq/file.html
@ Aging Child
Thanks for the John Henry Barbee portion of the LP with Sleepy John Estes. Wikipedia has a page on Barbee at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Henry_Barbee
I have a memory that he was taken ill during the 1964 Folk Blues Festival tour and diagnosed with terminal cancer. The rest of the story of the car crash etc is as on Wiki but perhaps he died of cancer not a heart attack.
...Timebender said...
E.A.R
Experimental Audio Research was formed in 1990
by Sonic Boom (Pete Kember) as a solo and collaborative
ensemble in order to pursue the more experimental work
he had contributed to Spacemen 3 since the 1980s.
The project revolves around two separate yet overlapping areas
studio recording and live performance, both environments being treated
as complimentary but different sides of the same coin. [Discogs]
Phenomena 256 - 1996
Tracklist
01 Delta 6 (Hydroponic)
02 Space Themes Part 1 & 2 (Tribute To John Cage In C. A. G. E)
03 Sub Aqua (Left Channel),Tidal (Centre Channel), Lunar (Right Channel)
04 Ring Modulator
05 As The Night Starts Closing In
06 Phenomena 256 (3 Piece Suite)
07 Spacestation
08 Mood For A Summer Sundown
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/7SI4NiPO/file.html
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The Köner Experiment - 1997
10 Untitled tracks featuring,
Guitar [Treated] – Kevin Shields
Cymbal [Bowed Cymbals], Percussion – Eddie Prévost
Performer [Rhythms & Pulses] – Andy Mellwig, Thomas Köner
Saxophone, Effects [Wha Wha, Echoes] – Kevin Martin
Synthesizer [Ems Vcs3, Synthi A, Serge Modular Music System],
Guitar, Pipe [Wind Pipes] – Sonic Boom
https://www74.zippyshare.com/v/SJuU0nIg/file.html
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* CD rips @320 with scans, links good for a week.
Enjoy! from @Timebender
Our 20th "un"comp is the only two disc set here, and it takes us an a great space journey - Christopher Franke, The Eagles, Steve Roach, Cabaret Voltaire, Vidna Obmana, Mogwai, Biosphere, and Bill Laswell amoung others. Buckle up!
20 Unmitigated Gall https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/Pa9vfPUy/file.html
Hot 100 & BU 1960, Part 30, 406-420, no missing tracks. Comments are very welcomed, please send them on TZ or on my blog:
https://professorrnr.blogspot.com
Ballard, Hank, & The Midnighters Let's Go, Let's, Let's Go
Ballard, Hank, & The Midnighters If You'd Forgive Me
Brown, Buster Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby
Brown, Buster Don't Dog Your Woman
Danny & The Juniors Twistin' U.S.A.
Danny & The Juniors Thousand Miles Away, A
Horton, Johnny North To Alaska
Horton, Johnny Mansion You Stole, The
James, Etta My Dearest Darling
James, Etta Tough Mary
Jones, Joe You Talk Too Much
Jones, Joe I Love You Still
Orbison, Roy Blue Angel
Orbison, Roy Today's Teardrops
Paragons, The (1) Blue Velvet
Paragons, The (1) Wedding Bells
Reed, Jimmy Hush-Hush
Reed, Jimmy Going By The River - Pt.2
Vaughn, Billy, & His Orchestra Sundowners, The
Vaughn, Billy, & His Orchestra Old Cape Cod
Anka, Paul Summer's Gone
Anka, Paul I'd Have To Share
Charles, Ray Georgia On My Mind
Charles, Ray Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
Copas, Cowboy Alabam
Copas, Cowboy I Can
Darin, Bobby Artificial Flowers
Darin, Bobby Somebody To Love
Fendermen, The Don't You Just Know It
Fendermen, The Beach Party
Part 30.zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/X5TLJCPJ/file.html
JWDen - really enjoying the diversity and flow on your Un-comps. Thanks for putting them together and sharing them.
@TheSingleGuy45
Heavenly Gospel Singers Vol. 4:
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/JbSe6b2E/file.html
@RYP
Yesterday you wrote:
“why don't you stick to the rules here? Isn't it enough if you post here your compilation including link to your blog, where you can post the rest that I deleted here. Almost all stick to the rules but one always thinks to have to fry an extra sausage (as we say in Ger). Every day the same shit, grrrrrr!”
I’ve been trying to stick to the rules as much as possible and your comment is a big surprise to me: one compilation per day with the list of tracks. I’ve corrected some compilatiions, deleted old links and that’s why I added renewed ones to my last post, these links are links to compilations already presented on TZ. Please tell me straight: do you want me to continue with my project on TZ or not. I’m adding my blog address only because I don’t want to overuse your hospitality and overload your blog with comments addressed to me.
Casey Jones – Still Kickin' (1983) Vinyl @320
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/T2KmHzyB/file.html
A1 Hot In The Bottom, Part 1
A2 Happy Home
A3 I Got You Baby
A4 Givin' It Up
B1 Medley: Good Golly, Miss Molly, Long Tall Sally
B2 Bring The Sunshine In
B3 Back Trackin'
B4 Hot In The Bottom, Part 2
https://www.discogs.com/Casey-Jones-Still-Kickin/release/1468475
The Temptations – Wish It Would Rain (1968) Vinyl @320
http://www119.zippyshare.com/v/VsQqmeCD/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Temptations-Wish-It-Would-Rain/release/1583766
Dion – Yo Frankie (1989) Vinyl @320
https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/htlq9U4d/file.htmlhttps://www.discogs.com/Dion-Yo-Frankie/release/6233094
Duster Bennett – Bright Lights Big City – The Collectors’ Duster Bennett 2003
https://www.discogs.com/Duster-Bennett-Bright-Lights-Big-City/master/1121413
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/T1R9fz4K/file.html
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 78 Feb 2000
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-78-February-2000/release/4241307
https://www23.zippyshare.com/v/zKpifvva/file.html
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 79 March 2000
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-79-March-2000/release/4241757
https://www23.zippyshare.com/v/x8tlFp9m/file.html
@Aging Child, thanks for the continued acknowledgements. appreciated
Hi friends, anyone have Joe Ely album's:
Joe Ely (1977); Honky Tonk Masquerade (1978); Live Shots (1981); Silver City (2007); Satisfied At Last (2011)?
Thanks in advance!
June
Professor RnR,
you wrote: "I’ve been trying to stick to the rules as much as possible..." - that's not true because you have published a whole list of links. Which links, I do not care! This also applies to links that are threatened with deletion! I repeat that: ...NO ALBUMS AFTER 2015 AND A LIMIT OF 3 EVERY DAY...
Of course you are still very welcome, I just want these rules not to be annulled again and again by misguiding.
@ Aging Child, here's Richard Marx's debut album in flac.
Richard Marx - Richard Marx [1987]
https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/iKuTCdso/file.html
BTW, thanks for your comments. Well it's up to you to make
your own compilations and I'm glad to help you. I've others
plans to make my own compilations in future for my own serie
"The World Of 45 & 78rpm"
Enjoy.
Butch Hancock _ West Texas Waltzes & Dust-Blown Tractor Tunes (1978) (Requested)
https://mega.nz/#!XOwEwCCT!BG__6H4RU_NIW9PfYsh_Y2taasMpDyfeZuvfkn4mi-E
&
Butch Hancock _ The Wind's Dominion (1979 VBR)
https://mega.nz/#!KXpChSbL!Haoh5N69CMRBbAZzqz8PEFNN6vPgfZW76DPaJQ3QzQo
Butch Hancock _ Own & Own (1989)
https://mega.nz/#!HW4EzQzb!hotzP2niUyk-8h5Wds5PgH8PVLqWkqJuNoTOeLEFRys
“All our days are numbered / but nobody’s counting”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LsKgPwv-Lg
I also have the other albums – Diamond Hill, Firewater, 1981 etc – but I’d have to get around to looking for the vinyls and rip them. Maybe someone else can help.
More Butch? Or rather Joe Ely?
@ bluesandrhythm, thank you for The Heavenly Gospel
Singers. The hole in my collection has been filled
up.
Does anybody have the self-titled debut album by The Twilights? Much appreciated
@RYP
For many years I was only a downloader, of CDs impossible to buy. Now I’ve decided to repay my dues and started my uploads, big project of Hot 100 & BU of the 60’s A’s & B’s. I don’t want to compete with anyone. I thought that we are creating, on the TZ, a community of Oldies lovers and decided to add my share – hard work and completely no profits! I’ll continue this project as long as I’ll have positive feedback and that’s why I’m asking for such feedback on TZ. OK. Perhaps I’ve made a mistake adding renewed links to compilations recently presented on TZ but believe me, this was a mistake not intentional violation of your rules, that I absolutely support, and you shouldn’t instruct me in such a rude manner.
@June
The first 3 Joe. The rest tomorrow if not Monty beats me.
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/BYj5h4AG/file.html
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/q3XrFuJd/file.html
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/KP9uyG44/file.html
I'm looking for some deep soul albums if anyone can help please:-
VA - Deep Down R&B - The Origins Of Deep Soul Vols. 1 & 2 (plus any other vols)
VA - It's A NY R&B Thing Vol. 1 (plus any other vols)
VA - Yesterday Is Gone (21 Soul Country Rarities)
Tommy Youngblood & Marie Franklin - West Coast Deep Soul Giants Vol 2
Thanks in anticipation
@Jiffyboy
Thank you kindly for the Material Issue. You are correct what a shame...great band!
-GregT
Professor RnR,
excuse me, it was not my intention to instruct you this "rude way". Maybe my nerves played a trick on me. You probably came in the wrong place at the wrong time...
I just want the rules not to be twisted day after day, again and again.
@djmcblues2 - Thanks for Dan Did Dese 2
@RYP and Gyro1966 - Thanks for the Nick Lowe video
This is how I understand RYP's rules (looks simple and clear to me):
3 albums a day (new albums, reposts, updates, corrections included)
An album = a single LP or a single CD or a single reel tape or a single cassette or a single 8-track tape or a personal compilation with maximum 30 to 35 tracks
Double LPs or double CDs count as 2. Triple LPs or triple CDs count as 3. And so on.
Box sets with more than 3 LPs and/or CDs should be split in sets of maximum 3 LPs and/or CDs.
Personal note: mini-LPs or mini CDs, vinyl or CD EPs or singles: one can compile them to a maximum of 30 to 35 tracks in one single zip.
@ june
here are 3 of your Joe Ely request - Joe Ely, Honky Tonk Masquerade &
Live Shots - https://we.tl/t-wlg37zInLP
I have Silver City but not Satisfied At Last. Can post the first tomorrow & hopefully someone can post the other.
@Butterboy
Thanks for the Real Rare Rockabilly. CD2 seems to be missing track 13. Could you post it, please?
Searnav,
very true! That's the way it is, including your personal note!
@Dave from Evesham - as per your request for more Nanci Griffith:
1991 Late Night Grande Hotel
Link: https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/sdNzrJzx/file.html
2001 Clock Without Hands
Link: https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/eHQTgetz/file.html
2006 Ruby's Torch
Link: https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/mh1EQNY5/file.html
I posted some HQ Nanci bootlegs yesterday. I have more I can post, if there's an appetite for them here.
Anonymous: you can search for my old posts to see if still active here on TZ just by searching for djmcblues2! Thanks for the interest.
Bob
Your gospel choices are killing me lately. Lucille is as bad-ass as Negan's Lucille...
bostig,
Many thanks for the Joe Ely.
Butch please
re - Butterscotch (UK late 1960s-early 1970s group)
Can anyone post the 2013 Japanese expanded reissue of:
https://www.discogs.com/Butterscotch-Dont-You-Know-Butterscotch/release/4314413
AIRAC-1691 is a 20-track reissue with bonus 3" single
1970 release:
Butterscotch - Don't You Know Butterscotch? ( [UK RCA LAS5000] (1970)
https://www.discogs.com/Butterscotch-Dont-You-Know-Butterscotch/release/5353072
I don't know much about them, except Kenny Everett used to play a couple of tracks from this LP, and I think had them on one of his radio shows... This album is reminiscent of early Bread music...
I have my vinyl rip (poor quality) of the 1970 album, if anyone wants a listen.
Thanks & Cheers,
Mike
Uncle Babka..
Many Thanks for the re-up of Nanci Griffith's 'One Fair Summer Evening' and the Austin Bootleg (much Appreciated)and if you have anymore i know i would love to have them.
Before then would it be possible to fill in a few gaps i have,I just need the following.
The Dust Bowl Symphony 1999
Revisited 1999
Intersection 2012
So glad others are enjoying the Nanci Griffith uploads too.
Thanks to TheSingleGuy45 for the John Fahey. I'm looking forward to hearing the rest of it!
Anyone have the PRAVDA RECORDS 70's COVERS comps:
20 EXPLOSIVE DYNAMIC SUPER SMASH HIT EXPLOSIONS!
STAR POWER
If so, thanx in advance :)
Tulloch asked for the first Twilights album.
The Twilights were a 1960s Australian band, formed by British migrants in Elizabeth, near Adelaide. Among the members of the band were Glenn Shorrock, later of Axiom and Little River Band, and Terry Britten, later a well known songwriter with songs recorded by Tina Turner, Cliff Richard, Olivia Newton-John, Status Quo and Michael Jackson amongst many others.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twilights
Here is the first Twilights album [1966] - not my rip @ 320
https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/2qPJjtsu/file.html
In 1977, Raven released an anthology of the Twilights, The Way They Played - my rip @ 320
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/yxFgfuFh/file.html
A few years back, on the (now sadly defunct) Midoztouch site, Micko (the curator) posted Firstlight to Twilight: The Complete Singles, a compilation of all the single tracks that had never been released on CD, along with cover art which, with "The Way They Played", would allow the downloader to compile a complete CD of all the Twilights singles.
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/r0PdFnOX/file.html
Tomorrow, I'll post Once Upon A Twilight [1968] in mono & stereo and Twilight Time, a live recording.
This album was requested by @ Mike.
Butterscotch - Don't You Know Butterscotch? (Japan 2013)
[1970] (flac)
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/2c9jzKvF/file.html
Enjoy.
Many thanks to BigGray for The Twilights post. Looking forward to the live stuff!
Thks a lot to you RYP for the vol. 2 Of Rare northern soul
Now to anybody who read this, can anyone post the 10 cd's "sweet soul music" from Bear Family if possible.
Otherwise thank you anyway
@Strohmian, @bostig and @howstean, thank you very much my friend!!!
June
Strohmian,
I hope you can post Firewater (Seeks it's Own Level), as I don't have that one (I have it on LP, but no way to play etc...).
I'd also be very thankful if you have the Butch / Marce Lacouture albums "Cause of the Cactus" and "Yella Rose".
This is an amazing site, where people all over the world can become re acquainted with music they thought was long dissipated in the ether ...
The best,
Joe in Dublin (Ireland, not north west Texas).
Request: Dave Hamilton's Detroit Dancers Vol.1-3 (Flac)
Thank in advance, Buck
@HowStean: thank you for the background on John Henry Barbee. I don't know him as well as Sleepy John, who was the reason why I downloaded that concert CD in the first place. So I'm glad to see more about someone who's been less well known, and that I'm fortunate to have found hitchhiking.
@JWD: thanks for spacing out with us!
@Philo: I've been enjoying these CMJ compilations, and am looking forward to sharing them with a longtime friend who first got me interested in college/independent music back in the early nineties... so I appreciate the resource - still haven't heard all the tracks yet, too, so there's plenty more yet to enjoy and get to know. Lots o' good stuff!
@SingleGuy: thank you for continuing to find the little pieces my nearly-complete compilation needs; we're almost there, with plenty of thanks to you.
@TZ, pt. 1: For the compilation, does anyone have Silver Convention's 1975 early-disco "Save Me" CD in FLAC or 320 KBpS?
@TZ, pt. 2: I'm trying to make sure the compilation is workable. @Searnav and especially @RYP: thank you tremendously for laying out the basic parameters. Each of my comp's disks will hold 17-21 tracks; does an individual disk have a limit on how many minutes it runs? 70 minutes? 80? It's crucial if the tracks were the old CDA format (audio disk)... but MP3 tracks (data disk) limit the disk's size by the amount of data (about 700 MB), versus time (seventy-some minutes, IIRC) in the case of CDA tracks. So: should I target each disk to still run up-to-but-no-more-than [number] minutes? Thanks, all.
Cheers!
@ Anonymous
Here is the missing track from CD2 of Real Rare Rockabilly.
13 Missed The Workhouse
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/gTax4LV6/file.html
Apologies to all
re - 29 NOVEMBER 2018 AT 21:45
TheSingleGuy45 said...This album was requested by @ Mike.
Butterscotch
Thanks! That was fast!
Cheers
Mike
@ Aging Child
Anon Tech Support here: If you do try Linux, I would suggest Mint. Download the most recent LTS (Long Term Support) installer disc image, burn it to DVD, and boot your computer from it. This test drive will be slow (running a whole desktop operating system from a DVD), but you will get a look at how the Mint desktop works, and verify that all the parts of your computer (in particular the WiFi chip) "just work" with Mint out of the box. If you like what you see, stop: Take a second look before backing up your files and installing Mint on your machine. There are differences that matter, and a small but real learning curve.
I recommend getting a used computer (surprisingly good ones are way cheap these days) and installing Mint on that - boot the machine with your Mint DVD and play a YouTube video to make sure it does not have any show-stopping "Windows Only" hardware inside before you buy: That's very rare these days but it still happens. Then you can play with Mint at your leisure, check out the available software, and make a well informed decision. I literally have no use for Microsoft operating systems, but your mileage may vary.
Via Frankie at Systems Of Romance: jyl (self titled, 1984) is a rather unique synthpop album from the dawn of the 'computer age'. Titles like "I'm A Machine" and "Computer Love" give clues to the content.
https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/yxyJxFeC/file.html
We All Have To Get High...
Here's my daily three with Love from Austria
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Dub, Downtempo, Experimental
Sofa Surfers – Cargo (1999)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/zPk2wSTV/file.html
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Dubblestandart / Lee "Scratch" Perry & Ari Up – Return From Planet (2009)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/1a6qkUrh/file.html
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Downtempo, Trip Hop
Tosca – Suzuki (2000)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/1MGtNL5W/file.html
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Take Care Comrades! Love & Peace. Bridges Not Walls.
Thanks Big Gray
The Twilights share is appreciated they were such a great band
Regards
@non Tech: thank you for the clue-in on Mint, a Linux OS that's entirely new to me. I've been using MS OS and Office incarnations since 1997 or so - they're the hub of every organization I've worked for, for all the executives I've kept busy and out of trouble. I also have a friend's rather old Apple OSX (10.4?) to play on (including GarageBand - now, there's a fun toy!), and a truly ancient Apple IIe I can't boot up anymore. So I like your suggestion: pick up a decent used computer (I've got some great geek friends who advise really well), can the MS, give it the Mint OS, and start playing. That'll make me less vulnerable, and give this grey matter some more needful exercise. Thanks again; cheers!
Strohmian
Thanks for Butch Hancock links.
Cheers,
Mike
Thanks JWDen for Unmitigated Gall, philo for the latest CMJ's, BigGray for The Twilights singles comp and Wu Ming for Tosca – Suzuki.
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