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Billy Preston – Wildest Organ In Town – Rythm’ ‘N Blues
MFP 2 M 046-80070 (France 1975)
In a typical French way, they used the French spelling “rythm” in the title of the LP.
1. In The Midnight Hour (2:11)
2. Uptight (Everything's Alright) (2:22)
3. A Hard Day's Night (2:54)
4. Ain't Got No Time To Play (2:04)
5. Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things (2:30)
6. The Duck (2:05)
7. Advice (2:27)
8. (I Can Get No) Satisfaction (2:42)
9. I Got You (I Feel Good) (2:31)
10. It's Got To Happen (2:09)
11. Free Funk (2:41)
12. The "In" Crowd (2:23)
Vinyl Rip - Covers included (front, back, labels)
https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/oTg4GVqT/file.html
Repost
Feminine Complex – Livin’ Love
Athena Records 6001 (USA 1969)
This Nashville band (featuring Mindy Dalton, Judi Griffith, Lana Napier, Pame Stephens, and Jean Williams) has long been an enigma. There was even a rumour that they were a fictional band, and the material had been recorded quite recently by various American indie luminaries! This, despite the fact that the original 1969 Athena Records album undoubtedly exists, and fetches astronomical figures.
In fact, The Feminine Complex were an all-girl garage band, a rarity in Nashville, to be sure. They were even heavily featured on various TV shows, including the nationally syndicated "Showcase '68" and the local "Nashville Now". The Feminine Complex made one of the few genuine "girls in the garage" albums (all original songs too!) in a time when the 45 was king (queen?), and an extraordinary album it is too, as extraordinary indeed as the story of the band.
Livin' Love is a breathtaking album of raw passion and energy. Astonishingly, it contains all original Feminine Complex songs, penned mostly by Mindy Dalton. Recorded in 1968, there is a strong sense of mind-altering musing displayed throughout Dalton's prose, which she denied carried with it any drug connotations. Even though the record is a polished outing, due mainly to the experienced backing-band brought in, there is no question that Dalton's songs demonstrated a considerable emerging talent, deserving of an "A-list" ranking in the league table of late-sixties' female rock stars. Sadly, Livin' Love came and went unnoticed; the original all-girl roster of the Feminine Complex disbanded amicably, and that was that.
The album's opening three numbers are delicately alluring, with a brooding seductiveness that betrays Livin' Love's punch on later numbers. “Now I Need You” is a swirling cry of desperation, whilst the refraining “Are You Lonesome Like Me?” possesses a startling songwriting maturity from Dalton; the song could feature on any of Dusty Springfield's better albums and you'd believe it were penned by Leiber & Stoller.
“I Won't Run” powers up the tempo scales with dashing freneticism and powerful rhythm chords. Exemplary throughout the album are the backing vocals - drenched in reverb, which add a very welcome leftfield edge. “Run That Through Your Mind”, “I Don't Want Another Man” and the powerhouse “I've Been Working On You” signal the very best late-sixties Aretha Franklin, suggesting the band’s versatility. “It's Magic” has a psychedelic ambiance that is ripped apart by a delicious chorus, complete with off-kilter vocal backing.
1. Hide & Seek (3:44)
2. Now I Need You (3:34)
3. Are You Lonesome Like Me (2:57)
4. I Won't Run (3:22)
5. Six O'Clock In The Morning (You 're Gone) (3:26)
6. Run That Thru Your Mind (2:33)
7. It's Magic (2:38)
8. I Dont Want Another Man (2:32)
9. Forgetting (2:15)
10. I 've Been Workin' On You (2:39)
11. Time Slips By (When You Are On My Mind) (4:11)
Updated Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/4Hj2dogp/file.html
I am overwhelmed by your sympathy and makes me a little proud! Under normal conditions, I am not aware of this to the same extent...
We will not let the TwilightZone destroy.
Here is my regualar post or a Friday
More Music...301
Please enjoy them, if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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FOLK ROCK
Folk rock is a hybrid music genre combining elements of folk music and rock music, which arose in the United States and the United Kingdom in the mid-1960s. In the U.S., folk rock emerged from the folk music revival and the influence that the Beatles and other British Invasion bands had on members of that movement. Performers such as Bob Dylan and the Byrds, several of whose members had earlier played in folk ensembles, attempted to blend the sounds of rock with their preexisting folk repertoire, adopting the use of electric instrumentation and drums in a way previously discouraged in the U.S. folk community. The term "folk rock" was initially used in the U.S. music press in June 1965 to describe the Byrds' music.
The commercial success of the Byrds' cover version of Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man" and their debut album of the same name, along with Dylan's own recordings with rock instrumentation, on the albums Bringing It All Back Home (1965), Highway 61 Revisited (1965), and Blonde on Blonde (1966), encouraged other folk acts, such as Simon & Garfunkel, to use electric backing on their records and new groups, such as Buffalo Springfield, to form. Dylan's controversial appearance at the Newport Folk Festival on 25 July 1965, where he was backed by an electric band, was also a pivotal moment in the development of the genre.
During the late 1960s in Britain and Europe, a distinct, eclectic British folk rock style was created by Pentangle, Fairport Convention and Alan Stivell. Inspired by British psychedelic folk and the North American style of folk rock, British folk rock bands began to incorporate elements of traditional British folk music into their repertoire, leading to other variants, including the overtly English folk rock of the Albion Band and Celtic rock. (Wikipedia)
Folk Rock as a genre has very blurred and overlapping edges into pure folk, rock, and 'singer-songwriter' styles. Whilst folk rock enjoyed it's heydey back in the late 60s and early 70s recent success of bands like Mumford and Sons and the Lumineers folk rock is making it's way back ....
Also included is the NME magazine from 2005 - re The Folk Rock Boom
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01 VA - Great Folk Rock Songs CD1 (A Butterboy Compilation)
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/1ZEdcEdb/file.html
Tracklist CD1
01 Jefferson Airplane - Come Up Years 02:33 1966
02 Bob Dylan - Tangled Up in Blue 05:41 1975
03 Gene Clark - Echoes 03:13 1967
04 Grass Roots - Let's Live for Today 02:49 1967
05 Neil Young - Heart of Gold 03:02 1972
06 Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die 06:26 1970
07 Lindisfarne - Lady Eleanor 04:12 1970
08 Vejtables - I Still Love You (Mono) 02:27 1965
09 Youngbloods - Get Together 04:40 1967
10 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Suite- Judy Blue Eyes 07:22 1969
11 Sweetwater - Motherless Child 05:05 1968
12 Buffalo Springfield - Bluebird 04:19 1967
13 Spanky & Our Gang - Yesterday's Rain 03:26 1969
14 Beatles - You've Got to Hide Your Love Away 02:09 1965
15 Lovin' Spoonful - You Didn't Have to Be So Nice 02:28 1966
16 Beau Brummels - Just a Little 02:29 1965
17 Crispian St. Peters - The Pied Piper 02:34 1966
18 Lumineers - Ho Hey 02:43 2012
19 Indigo Girls - Closer to Fine 04:02 1989
20 Pogues - Dirty Old Town 03:46 1985
21 Richard & Linda Thompson - When I Get To The Border 03:27 1974
22 Nick Drake - River Man 04:23 1969
23 Bert Jansch - Angi 03:09 1965
24 Association - Along Comes Mary 02:47 1966
25 Bob Dylan - Like a Rolling Stone 06:13 1965
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02 VA - Great Folk Rock Songs CD1 (A Butterboy Compilation)
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/xH1e6CuO/file.html
Tracklist CD2
26 Byrds - Mr. Tamborine Man 02:32 2005
27 Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth 02:32 2014
28 Beatles - Norwegian Wood 01:59 1965
29 Bright Eyes - First Day of My Life 03:09 2005
30 Turtles - You Showed Me 03:06 1969
31 Mumford & Sons - I Will Wait 04:37 2012
32 Strawbs - Lay Down 04:45 1973
33 Matthews' Southern Comfort - Woodstock 04:31 1970
34 Simon & Garfunkel - Homeward Bound 02:24 1966
35 Bon Iver - Skinny Love 03:52 2008
36 Rod Stewart - Maggie May 05:50 1971
37 Leonard Cohen - So Long, Marianne 05:42 1967
38 Laura Marling - I Was an Eagle 04:22 2013
39 Crosby & Nash - Southbound Train 05:02 1972
40 Fairport Convention - Matty Groves 08:10 1976
41 Fotheringay - Banks of the Nile 08:06 1970
42 Mama's & the Papa's - Twelve Thirty 03:26 1968
43 John Martyn - Over the Hill 02:51 1973
44 Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros - Home 05:06 2009
45 Donovan - Sunshine Superman 03:15 1966
46 Squires - Go Ahead 02:16 1966
47 Leaves - Hey Joe 02:47 1966
48 We Five - You Were on My Mind 02:37 1965
49 Love - A Message To A Pretty 03:15 1995
50 Byrds - I Trust 03:14 1971
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03 BONUS
NME Originals - Bob Dylan And The Folk Rock Boom 1964 - 1974 [2005]
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/50lFjiNx/file.html
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CMJ (College Music Journal) New Music Monthly was the first consumer magazine to include a bound-in CD sampler. Starting in 1993 NMM was a monthly magazine that came with a CD of 15-24 songs by well-established bands, unsigned bands and everything in between.
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 31 Mar 96
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-31-March-1996/release/1307156
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/k7eBCtUL/file.html
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 32 Apr 96
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-32-April-1996/release/1313205
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/tnNZ9lxr/file.html
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 33 May 96
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-33-May-1996/release/1324911
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/CevDgR0T/file.html
On November 2, "He's A Rebel" disc 1 (girl groups) was posted on the main page. Are both other CDs planned to be posted? Thnaks in advance.
Gordon Terry - Lotta Lotta Women
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/uzakjAzm/file.html
Heinz - Tribute to Eddie
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/xkmhmSR4/file.html
Huelyn Duvall - Three Months To Kill
https://www105.zippyshare.com/v/4t9f1bfX/file.html
Don't give up, keep on rockin'
Barbara
...Timebender said...
Part of Boston's music explosion of the 90's, the Cavedogs were composed
of Todd Spahr on vocals and guitar, Brian Stevens on vocals and bass
and Mark A. Rivers on drums and vocals.
Their first album "Joy Rides For Shut-Ins" was a big hit on the college circuit
in the states and with independent music critics alike.
After touring the states with success, they went back to the studio to work
on their sophomore effort "Soul Martini". Not as successful in the shops,
it was still welcomed by fans and critics for their clever lyrics and catchy tunes.
After seeing that "Soul Martini" wasn't a financial success and that touring
was taking a toll on their personal lives, they decided to call it quits.
All three members went on to solo projects: Todd went on to create The Gravy,
Brian Stevens put out a solo album under his own name and
Mark Rivers went on to play in Poundcake.
In 2001, the Cavedogs decided to get back together for a reunion tour across the US.
They then released a compilation of unreleased tracks entitled
"Fall Back In It" on their one-shot label Goodswift Records. [Discogs]
THE CAVEDOGS
Joy Rides For Shut-Ins - 1990
Tracklist
01 Tayter Country
02 Leave Me Alone
03 Bed Of Nails
04 Proud Land
05 What In The World?
06 Right On The Nail
07 Step Down
08 Baba Ghanooj
09 Calm Him Down
10 Taking Up Space
11 La La La
@320
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/aRlyCZy1/file.html
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FLAC
https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/3xOb2sVc/file.html
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* CD rips with scans included, links good for a week.
** Here's a couple related video clips.
Tayter Country [promo]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHxK42pBRGI
Leave Me Alone [promo]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LPks6qJYAE
*** If anyone has the above mentioned 2001 compilation
'Fall Back In It' to share that would be great.
Enjoy! from @Timebender, Have a nice weekend all!
Thanks Butterboy for your Compilations throughout the year, lost many of them because the DLs failed. Looking forward for the next ones ...
RnBWolf
Searnav,
I think your question is answered...
Thanks Searnav for The wildest organ and the Feminine Complex.
Think I've time now to listen to something I don't know.
RnBWolf
Maybe the way to go is to drop all the random comments and keep
to the RYP/ Gyro posts that actually make this site interesting.
I don't understand what is going through people's heads when
they post things like Cliff Richard birthday greetings. They
see links to cool and obscure rockabilly / R&B / surf / soul / Western
Swing etc and somehow think that the complete catalog of Wyndham Hill
or Ryuichi Sakamoto will also be of interest - how
does that connection get made?
Aces Combo-Introducing[1966]
No surprises on this Justice LP; Carolina beach music standards, surf instros, couple of lame top 40 covers done 2 years too late. No traces of any Brit Invasion. Musical skills below average from the very young band; sloppy drummer and crude vocals give a certain basement edge to the proceedings, as does the muddy recording. Would you pay $350 for an LP where an instro version of "Secret agent man" is the hippest thing? Hearing a 14-year old kid trying to sound like Ray Charles is worth something though. [PL]
~~~
Justice's typical bare bones production work didn't exactly hide the group's musical limitations, but the ragged tempos and blown notes somehow served to highlight the album's low tech charm. The same is true with the strained vocals, which were occasionally borderline painful (check out their cover of 'Laugh It Off'). Those overlooked charms were only underscored when you consider that these guys were only 14 and 15 years old when they recorded the album. Admittedly, musically you're unlikely to find anything here that will drastically change your life, but there is something quite charming about the band's enthusiasm and drive. Every time I read the liner notes I have to laugh and wonder how a record company could misspell the word rhythm. As an added bonus, they managed to mis-title two of the cover songs. [Acid Archives]
aces combo - introducing (1966).zip
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/y7tOF0kd/file.html
Arkay IV-Internal Use Only[1968]
1966-style beat-garage with frat, folkrock and some Brill Building pop moves, more competent and pro- sounding than the genre average. Originals all the way, though their songwriting isn't that impressive. Some good tracks but not really top of the heap. An original copy with cover and insert sold for almost $5000 in 2001. The CD re is shared with the PA Outcasts, whose half actually is superior. [PL]
~~~
Melodic garage beat. Clean teen dance-o-rama fun with ringing surf-styled leads, fuzz, pounding drums, Hammond organ, and warm vocals. [RM]
~~~
arkay iv - 1968 - for internal use only.zip
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/oxrkaVNq/file.html
Aesop's Fables-In Due Time 1969
Falling somewhere in the musical spectrum between The Young Rascals and Blood, Sweat and Tears, the short- lived and little known Aesop's Fables deserved a better fate. "In Due Time" teamed them with producer Bob Gallo. Sporting two capable vocalists in Sonny Bottari and John Scaduto, the collection aptly demonstrated the octet's enjoyable blend of blue-eyed soul ("Lift Up Your Hearts", "What Is Soul", and the Rascals clone "What Is Love") and more experimental horn based outings ("Everybody's Talking", "Look Out" and "In the Morning"). Elsewhere, the group's lounge lizard cover of The Supremes' "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" proved less impressive. Dock the collection half a star for having one of the year's ugliest covers. The band released a second LP "Pickin' Up The Pieces" that was only released in Australia and Canada (Mandala 001), possibly as a Bob Gallo tax scam. [acid archives]
Aesop's Fables-in due time 69.zip
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/GgfascIy/file.html
Its 0907 and the rest of the day is mine now what to do?
Nice work today Butterboy
Hot 100 & BU of 1960 Pt. 11, 151-165. No missing tracks, all except 3 are 320, some are easy to find some are rare and difficult to find. I will greatly appreciate any comment, especially comments regarding the content. It may happen that, by my mistake, I didn’t include a track or tracks, that the included track is not the charted version. I’m verifying very carefully compliance of the included tracks and the charted ones, mostly taking time into account and already I’ve detected some 10 inconsistencies. However, sometimes the labelled time is wrong! Please leave comments on my blog and many thanks for all comments already posted. In my opinion, number of comments on this fantastic TZ blog is too big and … OK, my comment is already too big.
Holden, Ron Love You So
Holden, Ron My Babe
Mancini, Henry, & His Orchestra Mr. Lucky
Mancini, Henry, & His Orchestra Floating Pad
Masters, Sammy Rockin' Red Wing
Masters, Sammy Lonely Weekend
McPhatter, Clyde Think Me A Kiss
McPhatter, Clyde When The Right Time Comes Along
Presley, Elvis Stuck On You
Presley, Elvis Fame And Fortune
Skip & Flip Cherry Pie
Skip & Flip Cryin' Over You, (I'll Quit)
Vee, Bobby What Do You Want?
Vee, Bobby My Love Loves Me
Benton, Brook Ties That Bind, The
Benton, Brook Hither And Thither And Yon
Bryant, Anita Paper Roses
Bryant, Anita Mixed Emotions
Bryant, Ray Madison Time, The - Pt.1
Bryant, Ray Madison Time, The - Pt.2
Fisher, Miss Toni How Deep Is The Ocean
Fisher, Miss Toni Blue Blue Blue
James, Sonny Jenny Lou
James, Sonny Passin' Through
Rodgers, Jimmie Just A Closer Walk With Thee
Rodgers, Jimmie Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho
Tillotson, Johnny Earth Angel
Tillotson, Johnny Pledging My Love
Cole, Nat "King" That’s You
Cole, Nat "King" Is It Better To Have Loved and Lost
Part 11.zip
https://www112.zippyshare.com/v/x8NXHwAP/file.html
please leave comments on my blog:
https://professorrnr.blogspot.com
Long time no post. Hope to be back to speed soon.
A Loud Minority... This BGP album is from 2010.
12 Pieces of Deep Spiritual Jazz from the Mainstream label.
Tracks..
1 –Frank Foster The Loud Minority
2 –Blue Mitchell Mi Hermano
3 –Harold Land Up And Down
4 –Hadley Caliman Watercress
5 –Buddy Terry Kamili
6 –Harold Land Ode To Angela
7 –Roy Haynes Senyah
8 –Charles McPherson Charisma
9 –Michael Longo Matrix
10 –Johnny Coles Petits Machins
11 –Frank Foster E. W. Beautiful People
12 –Hadley Caliman Little One
Link...
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/9Fo5Nped/file.html
I would hate to see TZ disappear and I`m sure RYP and Gyro will do the right thing.
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
Anyone wishing to require books in future will need to join Ethels Book Club which is on Montysmusic Blog.
There is no music on this blog and never will be I'm only offering links for books or mags and suchlike.
To get on the blog which is private I will need email addresses so Im not to sure how folk will be able to get them to me.A few folk have my email address but I will leave this up to them if they wish to divulge that info.
Apologies for this but I am not going to flout the new rules out of respect to RYP/Gyro
@philo - Thank you for the CMJ New Music Monthly. I took a deep dive in my archive as I remember that mag whenever it was available here at Tower Records in Bangkok. And I found them! The magazines have gone with the wind many years ago, but the cds I kept. Let me check if I can add any later on.
@Professor RnR - Thanks again for Part 11
First:
I'm happy to see that TwilightZone seems to be back to normal. Apparently RYP decided that the threats came from some troll, and not from an actual law firm. I hope (and it is also my personal belief) that RYP made the right decision. It doesn't seem credible that a well established law firm would send this kind of threat to an anonymous blogger through the comments section of a blog.
I've been a regular visitor to this blog almost daily for at least 5 - 6 years. I think it's one of the best music blogs on the Internet, and I'd hate for it to be closed down.
Second:
"Big Fat Jeff from Melbourne" made the following comment:
"I don't understand what is going through people's heads when
they post things like Cliff Richard birthday greetings. They
see links to cool and obscure rockabilly / R&B / surf / soul / Western Swing etc and somehow think that the complete catalog of Wyndham Hill or Ryuichi Sakamoto will also be of interest - how
does that connection get made?"
Well, big fat Jeff, I don't know about you australians, but in the rest of the world lots of people have a mixed and varied taste in music. It's possible to enjoy rockabilly and 1960's r&b/soul AND at the same time like classical music, contemporary jazz, or anything else.
It is also very easy to just scroll past the comments that don't interest you. If someone requests/posts some record that is not in your taste, you are not forced to read about it or download it. You can simply not care about it.
/Jumpstart
The Golden Eagles – Lightning And Thunder (1988) @320
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/A1ML6sHm/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Golden-Eagles-The-Lightning-And-Thunder/release/4216402
Cyril Neville – New Orleans Cookin' (2000) CD @320
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/xVnftzka/file.html
http://www.discogs.com/Cyril-Neville-New-Orleans-Cookin/release/5433268
Hack Bartholomew - Lifting Jesus Up Down In New Orleans (2003) CD
http://www27.zippyshare.com/v/baCwdZL9/file.html
http://www.amazon.com/Lifting-Jesus-Down-New-Orleans/dp/B000KIBJDE
Butterboy:
I've generated a 48 hour email address at a site called ThrowAwayMail: kopujudrop@mywrld.top
Please send me an email and I'll respond from my actual email address, so I can visit your blog.
If anyone else wants to say hi, be in touch off TZ, feel free to do the same in the next 48 hours.
Here's something I got as a single track, and split into individual tracks. I used cover art I found online from an expanded version that I don't have with lots of demos.
Harry Nilsson - Papa's Got A Brown New Robe
(Unreleased 1993 Album)
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/us7yphv5/file.html
Tracks:
01. 245 lb. Man
02. It’s All in the Mind
03. Lost & Found
04. Lullaby
05. Misery & Gin
06. Strange Love
07. This Could Be The Night (90’s Remake)
08. Try, Try, Try
09. Woman O Woman
- Stinky
I wonder about some of that stuff too! Keep it focused on the rock'n'roll!!
Great idea Stinky hope you don't mind but I've adopted it for Ethels Book Club
here's the link to email so I can add you to her Book Club
ThrowAwayMail:hostuclado@wemel.site
In the remote chance that TZ gets taken down in the near future, let me take this opportunity before it's too late to offer my thanks to RYP, Gyro, and everyone who posts here.
@Art58Koen
Thanks for the offer
I'm missing 2,5,8,9,11
@Bob posted what I believe is #1 the other day but if you have it, please post
to verify.
Thanks again for the offer
Don't worry, the probability that Trump changes to the democratic camp is greater than the demise of TC.
I have seen blogs come and go. Please don't let anyone take TZ down! Someone suggested that TZ was just for rock n'rock, not so. I love all types of music from rock to country to pop to soul. Please don't try to limit the type of music posted. If you don't like it just pass it by. Somebody does. Thanks again, gang, for TZ! Keep the music playing!!!
Calaco
Butterboy, another great looking compilation, thank you!
And thank you to everyone on this blog, the contributors, the commenters, and well, just everybody.
Stinky help! i have Throwawymail up and running and I've had replies but I cant see anybody's email addys where am I going wrong?
With this Throwawaymail folk need to put their email address in the message as I cant see your emails just your message
Monty:
Oops! I apologize for mixing you up with another of the regular posters!
This was my first attempt with a disposable email address as well, so there's a learning curve:
It seems the person's email address doesn't show up in their incoming message. So folks should include their name/email address in the body of their email to get a response. Please include your email address if you get in touch with Monty or I, or resend if it wasn't enclosed in the body of the email you sent. Sorry for the extra step! I'll respond to everyone who reaches out to me!
Aging Child, I'd love to be in touch with you off of TZ. I need more gentlemen and scholars in my circle of friends. Clash, would you please resend? I like your shares a lot!
Another CD from my continuing series--we all need a blast of positivity now and then:
Songs Of Strength Vol. 11 Worth having for the classic Dan Baird (Georgia Satellites) track!
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/O9Ktqb8B/file.html
01. Young At Heart - Frank Sinatra
02. Are You Havin' Any Fun - Tony Bennett & Count Basie
03. Count Your Blessings Instead Of Sheep - Diana Krall
04. It's A Beautiful Day - Michael Buble
05. The Morning Of Our Lives (Live) - Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers
06. Fear Not (Live On KBFH) - Graham Parker
07. Devil Inside (Live) - INXS
08. Strength - The Alarm
09. Instant Karma! - Paul Weller
10. Somebody To Love - Queen
11. Psalm - Anne Clark
12. Live & Learn - Marshall Crenshaw
13. My Kickass Life - Adam Marsland
14. Licka Sense - Dan Baird & Homemade Sin
15. Everybody Hurts (Live At Glastonbury Festival '99) - R.E.M
16. Hard Believer (Live On KCRW) - First Aid Kit
17. More Love - Dixie Chicks
18. Goodwill To All Mankind - Black Velvet with Ram John Holder
- Stinky
is there somethin wrong with the beatclub post,if so please tell me,so i wont do the rest
geezer
My copy of the Black Humor "Love God, Love One Another" LP is in a defaced sleeve of Billy Preston's Wildest Organ In Town. Trivial, but true.
On the topic of obscure Left Coast bands with self-released albums in spray-painted sleeves, does anyone have any of The Decayes LP's to share? Many thanks in advance.
discogs.com/artist/375592-The-Decayes
Timebender, it's good to see you back! Joy Rides for Shut Ins is a power pop classic.
Monty, thank you for your recent share of the Zombies tribute.
Stinky, thanks for the live Pandoras! I <3 Kim Shattuck.
Last but foremost, thanks to RYP and Gyro for this wonderful blog. Long live the good ship TZ and all who sail with her!
Thank you Miss Molly or Barbara for Huelyn Duvall
Mister Ed (Not a Trojan Horse)
Requests
The London American Label 1956 (2012) 320k
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/UgsbgIHF/file.html
The London American Label 1957 (2012) 320k
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/X0ffsgGu/file.html
Collector Records 2877 Tough Texas 1953-1957 (2012) CD 320k
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/dAKM2CGw/file.html
ryp,
enjoy your pathetic blog for as long as it lasts,
which will not be very long,i assure you.
things are happening...wait and see...
how dare you mention my name!
DramaQueen or HansZun or Hans Devente, etc.
So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish!
moose327 said...
Hi Guys,
I haven't been around much lately, just pop in now and again and grab a few bits. I would like to thank everyone who posts here especially Butterboy, montysmusic & missmolly. Thanks to RYP for hosting the best oldies blog on the web, we are all behind you what ever you decide.
Moose
9 November 2018 at 18:28
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@montysmusic RE: Throwwaymail
I suspect it hides addresses both directions, so folks will need to put their real address in the body of the e-mail for you.
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Deckard
9 November 2018 at 18:29
Yawning Angel sez...
@Clash, thanks for Cyril and the Golden Eagles. Nice!
@ Jumpstart
I agree with everything you said.
Long live TwilightZone.
TwilightZone for all, and not the few.
Country - Hillbilly - Rock'n'Roll
Clare Adlam presents Hoedown Harmonies (Sparton SP-223) (1964).zip
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/h3b3OUBp/file.html
Clarence Jackson - 'Houndog' Dobro Guitar ~25 Dobro Songs [Rural Rhythm] (1961).zip
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/svn8gdeG/file.html
Clark Kessinger - Old-Time Music With Fiddle & Guitar (1972).zip
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/nqQyb73s/file.html
I'd just like to thank RYP for staying unflappable, for maintaining a sense of humor,
for weighing the various suggestions from regulars, and for settling on what seems a
judicious way forward. It's unfortunate that there are so many idiots on crusade these
days. And it's saddening that so many wonderful blogs have folded in response.
However, as both RYP and Butterboy have been saying, no good can come of dabbling with
internecine warfare. So please forgive me for restating a couple of precepts which
almost everybody knows: Sometimes an ironic comment can be more efficacious than an
insult, and sometimes to ignore what is obviously stupid can be a quite rewarding form
of revenge.
@Professor RandR - I am about a week behind - just dl'd 1960 Part 4 - and I wanted to let you know that your work is very appreciated and not in vain at all. Most of the A-sides are familiar to me but unless I owned the record at one time the flip sides are "new" and very often at least as good (if not better) than the hit side. So thank you so much for what you are sharing with us.
Hello Everyone. Does any generous soul have any of the Doc Pomus compilations. Would love to hear it, it's the medicine I'm looking for. Thanks so much friends. BTW, is there any easy way to search all the TZ contributions under the video comments? Seems like my searches here at the top by the TZ browser only finds the stuff out front, not the additional hidden gems. Thanks folks and have a great weekend. - SteveR, Philly
@ Butterboy
Thanks a lot for your Folk Rock Songs compilation
it's great as always
@ Stinky
Thank you very much for the Harry Nilsson album
and a great big thank you to RYP and Gyro for running this blog!!
You did a lot for my musical education.
orange&green&yellow&near - Sounds Of Sixties Folk-Rock
We seem to be in a folk-rock frame of mind just now, so maybe you'll like these homemade efforts of mine. I've posted them on TZ before but the time feels right to give them another go.
They're very different in character from Butterboys'. Mostly relatively little-known artists; mostly guitar-based jangle; more kinda garagey with hints of psychedelia (there are exceptions to all these). Plus I've tried to avoid using tracks that are on the well-known comps you can find on the net.
Seven volumes in all - here are the first two in one download:
Volume 1
01 The Beauchemins - My Lovin' Baby
02 The Shillings - Lying and Trying
03 The Restless Feelings - Hey Mama, You've Been On My Mind
04 Rainmakers - You're The Only One
05 The American Blues - Say So
06 Fapardokly - Tomorrow's Girl
07 The Journey Men - She's Sorry
08 Garden Club - I Must Love Her
09 Ariel - It Feels Like I'm Crying
10 The More-Tishans - Nowhere to Run
11 The Hard Times - Sad Sad Sunshine
12 Laughing Wind - Don't Take Very Much To See Tomorrow
13 The Maltees Four - You
14 The Cedars - I Don't Know Why
15 Bob & Kit - Autumn Too Long
16 Plastic People - Glad With What I've Got
17 The Beau Brummels - One Too Many Mornings
18 Robb London & The Rogues - Bitter Tears
19 Ferris Wheel - Woman
20 The Hobbits - Artificial Face
21 The Dovers - About Me
22 The Exiles - Love In The Making
23 Mother Love - Where Do We Go From Here
24 West Coast Natural Gas - A Favor
25 The Robbs - Violets Of Dawn
Volume 2
01 Brian Arthur - What Can You Do With a Broken Heart
02 The Baroques - Love In A Circle
03 Plastic People - Hide
04 The Dawn - Girl I Know
05 The Gants - My Baby Don't Care
06 The Bucaneers - I'm A Fool
07 The Mor-Loks - There Goes Life
08 The Bristol Boxkite - Sunless Night
09 Shanes - Faces, Faces
10 The Dovers - The Third Eye
11 David Crosby - Jack Of Diamonds
12 The Roosters - She Sends Me
13 The Off-Set - You-re a Drag
14 The Chaps - Forget Me
15 The Beckett Quintet - (It's All Over Now) Baby Blue
16 The Wailers - I'm Determined
17 Vagrants - Young blues
18 The Rogues - You Better Look Now
19 Steve & The Board - Lonely Winter
20 The Restless Feelin's - A Million Things
21 The Grass Roots - Where Were You When I Needed You
22 The Superfine Dandelion - Crazy Town (Move On Little Children)
23 The Clefs Of Lavender Hill - First Tell Me Why
24 The Stream Of Conciousness - Till You're Through
25 The Robbs - Race With The Wind
Link: http://www.imagenetz.de/f9c224a29/OGYN1-2.zip.html
NB Details of where to find the other volumes are included in the download,
@montysmusic - I'd like an invite, please and thank you. cdelint@gmail.com
@RYP and gyro - your blog, your rules. I'm happy and appreciative of it however it goes.
While I'm at it I would also like to express my gratitude for all of the generous posters here. Gyro, Ryp, Montymusic, JWDen, SinglesGuy, Butterboy and everyone else. My music collection and my life are richer because of your efforts.
Bob and Jim D
re Warped & BACM
I have been scouring the canna site for Warped titles for a week or so...
I know have an even GREATER appreciation for TZ contributions from Jim D, Bob and others who saved us hours of searching with their generous shares. Thanks again!
Cheers,
Mike
Thanks to all who have sent email addys to join Ethels Book Store..Ive collected all I have and will be setting up over the weekend hopefully ready to start on Monday.
My promise to you guys is that your email addys will not be shared with anyone and all I ask is folk play nice books and mags and suchlike only.
Have a fgreat weekend and big thanks to RYP/Gyro for letting post these threads its really appreciated
Philo,
Thanks ever so much for the CMJ NMM uploads!
I used to get those back in the day,
great for exploring new music.
If you have more, would love to hear them too!
Thanks to RYP and all the other great posters as well!!
Cheers,
Pete
@philo - Regarding the CMJ cds, I guess you have everything (& more) that I've got already: Vol. 48 (1993), 51 (1993) and then 36 (96) to 75 (99) with just a few missing.
for a short time you can contact me here: guprahahac@mybx.site
HaHanz
@ButterBoy: thank you for the folk-rock comps - glad you're still on board and compiling as madly as ever.
@Philo: thank you for this latest installment of CMJ.
@Bill: welcome back, and just in time!
@Monty's: always the gentleman! I've sent in my request for admission, and am making more room on my library's shelves...
@JumpStart and @Calaco: I had a nice several lines for our friend @Jeff... and you've put it far better; you speak for me as well. PS: Aussies are aussome; my brother lives in Perth, and he's been educating the family on that fine land and culture for years. G'day!
@Stinky: a note's gone out to you as well. Thank you for more help in refinding/rediscovering strength... and for your especially kind words. "Scholar and gentleman" has to be a typo; you did mean "sprawler and gentile man", right?
[Also sent a note to Duane of Duane's Poe Tree in TZ's right-column web-crawl. He's lost all or most of his tracks from artists whose names start with the letter "D". Anyone interested in helping him recover his lost good stuff should contact him through his blog at https://duanespoetree.blogspot.com... please don't post it here.]
@RYP: very bold and commendable of you to share Hans's pathetic note, to borrow one of his words. He's a little man who even wears a cloak and dagger to bed, and is livid that his "menace" only merits derisive laughter, when it gets any notice at all... which, thankfully, is almost never.
@CrabDevil: Hear, hear!
Cheers, all!
@ montymusic
As a compulsive reader since early childhood, I would love to see your blog. This address will do: diana-brill at protonmail.com
I would recommend Proton Mail to anyone. It's the closest thing to a "private and secure" web mail service available at present, as far as I know.
Dear RYP & gyro; I've been visiting your blog for years (first thing in the morning), you've made me discover so many artists & songs (some of them are now part of my vinyl collection.) I really appreciate what you're doing & I'm grateful. Let's keep this blog alive!
@Montysmusic
You also have a fgreat weekend.
I need Ethels invite. I know she is very particular... Please say hello for me...
@ EasilyConfused
I've collected these from you before. An excellent compilation. Thanks again for making it available.
@ Stinky
Thanks for the Songs Of Strength Vol. 11. Great music there. Appropriately placed.
Cheers
Hello Monty,
Please consider my request to join the bookshop. Thanks in advance.
HK
...Timebender said...
Thanks @jonder, it's nice to be back and see some familiar faces.
Hopefully some other friendly bloggers come back to visit soon.
Thanks Philo for the CMJ comps and thanks also to RYP & Gyro for this wonderful blog. Sail on Sailors!
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