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Filling Butterboy's request:
Hedge & Donna - All The Friendly Colours
https://www32.zippyshare.com/v/Lvz01Oh7/file.html
And here is some classic blues:
Elmore James - King Of The Slide Guitar (1994)
The Fire / Fury / Enjoy Recordings
https://www.discogs.com/Elmore-James-King-Of-The-Slide-Guitar/release/2573093
Disc One: https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/M6ISNXgw/file.html
Disc Two: https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/0Bflzk4o/file.html
More Music...334
Please enjoy them, if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Don Edwards - Goin' Back To Texas [1993]
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/8K4zS7NR/file.html
This is Don Edwards second album on Warner Western, and it follows closely on Songs of the Trail that was issued in 1992. Don is not only a first rate musician, but also an historian of the Old West. This album has its share of traditional material, often arranged by Don, the best example here is Doney Gal which really is a traditional cowboy song, sung on the trail drives etc.,but also of poetry set to music like The Old Cow Man. Where this album moves on from the first is the incorporation of more modern material like Prairie Lullaby by Stephanie Davis and Will James by Ian Tyson. Pradoxically, the title song is the Carson J. Robinson song of many years ago, given an excellent performance here, and rightly leading the albums song roster. This is wonderful music, and although it is never going to disturb the higher reaches of the country charts, it does keep alive a genre in Country Music that enriches us all, and if you are wondering whether all this historical stuff is going to cut across your enjoyment, fear not. You are in the hands of a performer of pure quality, backed by session musicians and a production team of skill and taste. (Amazon)
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02 Rex Allen - The Last of the Great Singing Cowboys [1999]
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/qJVyyMPe/file.html
This collection of some of the finest "cowboy" music by the one-time rodeo performer (who is, quite rightly, hailed as "the last of the great cowboy singers") is probably among the best you're apt to find on the market today. I especially like his version of the old standard Mexicali Rose [track 6]. His prowess on the fiddle and guitar can also be heard on Arkansas Traveller [track 1] and Raggin' On [track 12]. But are you aware that this star of some 19 Republic cowboy flicks between 1950 and 1954 also had seven Top 100 Country singles between 1949 and 1968, three of which crossed over into the pop charts, and that NONE are included in the several Rex Allen CD collections available anywhere? ... The recordings are simply outstanding. Rex' voice is the best. His style and honesty come through, big time. I just wish he had continued to record, but I understand the reasons why he, most likely, did not.
On "Last of the Great Singing Cowboys," you get an early glimpse into Rex's versatile meldings of both kinds of music, country and western. There are fast-paced instrumental breakdowns, crooning, velvety ballads, smooth trio harmonies, and story songs. The crack backing band, full of accordion, fiddle, guitar, swinging standing up bass, and other sundry sounds, reflect what a hotbed of musical talent Chicago was immediately after World War II. (Amazon)
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03 Sons Of The Pioneers - Sing Legends Of The West [1965]
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/BUE7r5Xn/file.html
The Sons of the Pioneers were the foremost vocal and instrumental group in western music, and the definitive group specializing in cowboy songs, setting the standard for every group that has come since. They were also one of the longest-surviving country music vocal groups in existence, going into their seventh decade. More important than their longevity, however, the greatest achievement of the Sons of the Pioneers lay with the sheer quality of their work. Their superb harmonies and brilliant arrangements delighted three generations of listeners and inspired numerous performers.
The group's roots lay in the depths of the Great Depression, a time when the American spirit, and the spirits of millions of Americans, had nearly been broken by physical, economic, and emotional privation. Cincinnati-born Leonard Slye (born November 5, 1911) had headed out to California in the spring of 1931 from his native Ohio, working jobs ranging from driving a gravel truck to picking fruit for the Del Monte company in California's Central Valley. By sheer chance, he entered an amateur singing contest on a Los Angeles radio show called Midnight Frolics and a few days later got an invitation to join a group called the Rocky Mountaineers.
I love this album and find it easy to listen to, every time.
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Various Artists – The Dark End Of The Street – 50 Great Artists
A soul ballad written by Chips Moman and Dan Penn, its first released version was by James Carr and became a hit in 1967.
Disc 1
1. James Carr - The Dark End Of The Street (2:31)
2. The Flying Burrito Brothers - The Dark End Of The Street (3:50)
3. Percy Sledge - The Dark End Of The Street (2:45)
4. Aretha Franklin - The Dark End Of The Street (4:41)
5. Jimmy Barnes with Dan Penn - The Dark End Of The Street (3:28)
6. Ry Cooder - The Dark End Of The Street (3:25)
7. Joe Tex - The Dark End Of The Street (2:28)
8. The Commitments - The Dark End Of The Street (2:32)
9. Lee ''Scratch'' Perry - The Dark End Of The Street (3:16)
10. Dan Penn - The Dark End Of The Street (2:53)
11. Cat Power - The Dark End Of The Street (3:59)
12. Gregg Allman - The Dark End Of The Street (3:16)
13. Balford Lindsay - The Dark End Of The Street (5:32)
14. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - The Dark End Of The Street (8:53)
15. Richard & Linda Thompson - The Dark End Of The Street (4:12)
16. Lee Moses - The Dark End Of The Street (3:23)
17. Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton - The Dark End Of The Street (2:16)
18. Lee Hazlewood and Ann-Margret - The Dark End Of The Street (2:40)
19. Eva Cassidy - The Dark End Of The Street (3:51)
20. Clarence Carter - The Dark End Of The Street (5:05)
21. Roy Hamilton - The Dark End Of The Street (2:38)
22. Linda Ronstadt - The Dark End Of The Street (3:51)
23. Dorothy Moore - The Dark End Of The Street (2:52)
24. The Afghan Whigs - The Dark End Of The Street (4:02)
25. Frank Black - The Dark End Of The Street (3:54)
Disc 2
1. The Oyster Band with June Tabor - The Dark End Of The Street (2:52)
2. Archie Campbell & Lorene Mann - The Dark End Of The Street (2:19)
3. Elvis Costello - The Dark End Of The Street (3:03)
4. Peter Green Splinter Group - The Dark End Of The Street (3:58)
5. The Aggressors - The Dark End Of The Street (3:11)
6. Gary Stewart - The Dark End Of The Street (4:22)
7. Oscar Toney Jr. - The Dark End Of The Street (2:36)
8. The Glories - The Dark End Of The Street (2:28)
9. Dirk Hamilton - The Dark End Of The Street (6:05)
10. Prince Buster - The Dark End Of The Street (2:46)
11. The Tedeschi Trucks Band - The Dark End Of The Street (6:14)
12. Ken Boothe - The Dark End Of The Street (3:06)
13. Mikael Rickfors - The Dark End Of The Street (2:49)
14. Paul Weller & Primal Scream - The Dark End Of The Street (3:31)
15. Lazy Lester - The Dark End Of The Street (2:56)
16. Willie Hobbs - The Dark End Of The Street (3:53)
17. John Cowan - The Dark End Of The Street (3:31)
18. Kenny & The Accent Revue - The Dark End Of The Street (2:19)
19. Sam Taylor Jr. - The Dark End Of The Street (4:23)
20. Little Boy Blue - The Dark End Of The Street (3:15)
21. Joanna Connor - The Dark End Of The Street (5:18)
22. Hans Theessinck & Terry Evans - The Dark End Of The Street (3:07)
23. Rico Bell - The Dark End Of The Street (2:50)
24. Ruby Turner - The Dark End Of The Street (4:29)
25. Alex Chilton & Teenage Fanclub - The Dark End Of The Street (4:21)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/IWSrtyw2/file.html
The Flying Burrito Bros. – Live From Amsterdam 1972
Rick Roberts (rhythm guitar, vocals)
Byron Berline (fiddle, vocals)
Kenny Wertz (acoustic guitar, vocals)
Alan Munde banjo, vocals)
Roger Bush (acoustic and electric bass, vocals)
Don Beck (pedal steel guitar, mandolin)
Eric Dalton (drums)
This rip is from the CDR I burned from the cassette tape recording I got in the late 70s, and includes the talking between songs.
For this concert’s history and other details, please refer to my previous posts.
This is the last post in this series of 5 about the 1972 Flying Burrito Brothers concert in Amsterdam.
1. Six Days On The Road (intro) (0:56)
2. The Image Of Me (3:16)
3. Four Days Of Rain (3:49)
4. My Uncle (2:35)
5. Bugle Call Rag (2:42)
6. Shenendoah Valley Breakdown (2:37)
7. Sing Me Back Home (3:18)
8. I Already Know (3:15)
9. White Line Fever (2:54)
10. Why Are You Crying (3:05)
11. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms (3:14)
12. The Salty Dog Blues (3:00)
13. Wild Horses (4:57)
14. She Thinks I Still Care (4:00)
15. The Wild Side Of Life (4:07)
16. Rueben's Train - Foggy Mountain Breakdown (2:52)
17. Dixie Breakdown (2:57)
18. Colorado (4:44)
19. She Makes Me Lose My Blues (2:26)
20. Sin City (3:16)
21. Devil In Disguise (4:29)
22. Roll Over Berthoven (2:53)
23. Six Days On The Road (reprise) (4:22)
Artwork Included (CDR front, back)
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/40wntytO/file.html
Yesterday I had to see my dentist, hence no upload; today:
Modern Lovers
Stonehenge, ???, Mass., USA 1971/2
First Set
1. Modern World
2. Ride Down on the Highway
3. Girlfriend
4. She Cracked
5. Womanhood
6. Old World
Second Set
1. Fly Into the Mystery
2. Dignified and Old
3. Pablo Picasso
4. Cambridge Clown
5. Astral Plane
6. Song of Remembrance for Old Girlfriends
7. Such Loneliness
8. I Grew Up in the Suburbs
9. A Plea for Tenderness (incomplete)
10. Roadrunner (cut)
Link good for one week:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/fd0a6cb170186ca45aeee31d3c28a74220181212074346/e570ab
Rank Stranger
Today, we bring you Paramount Records, Part the Third. Thanks very much to all who are enjoying the series and leaving comments. Much appreciated.
In the Kitsch Korner, we have the soundtrack to an early Eighties quasi-documentary narrated by George Kennedy called "The Jupiter Menace." As I remember, the movie was pretty bad (Christian apocalypse stuff), but the soundtrack is by Synergy/Larry Fast. Enjoy
Various Artists - "The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records, Vol. 2" (Part 3) https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/gg9Jtavx/file.html
Synergy - "The Jupiter Menace" (1982) https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/6NPtefPc/file.html
@anon – sorry to disappoint, but my file was mislabeled; seems I don’t have Boppin' By The Bayou Vol 1, only Vol 6. I’ll keep looking out for it.
Mixed Bag of Requests
Wondermints _ Scavenger Hunt (2011)
https://mega.nz/#!KbpH3a4D!dC80AsAU-ce9oBBAt1AM0kdwDzchVDA4iCA7KGpqKrg
Donna Loren _ These Are the Good Times - Capitol Recordings cpl (2014)
https://mega.nz/#!eXgABSrS!cj4K2xiEu9q-ZneOqf9wF6Xzgm0MvveAH87NzsVKzQQ
Aislers Set _ How I learned to write backwards (2002) – My rip, sorry, it’s untagged.
https://www.allmusic.com/album/how-i-learned-to-write-backwards-mw0000018595
https://mega.nz/#!vLAQhSLJ!RkjLXZEUt05j0dnfb1BADO02cN66ot_4wDpgWW6UPRg
This is a fine set of the Aislers at their peak. Where have they gone? They were great!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHVI8-IxmVU
Rudolf the Cocaine Reindeer...
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David Peel & The Lower East Side - Marijuana Christmas
https://www82.zippyshare.com/v/TmucZTjh/file.html
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Take Care Comrades! Love & Peace. Bridges Not Walls.
Wednesdays Trio[for fans of Explorers Club]
explorers club, the - 2008 freedom wind (indie rock).zip
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/ZyjB8opF/file.html
Explorers Club - Raising the Mammoth[2002].zip
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/b2gl6Elu/file.html
The Explorer's Club E.P.'s.zip
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/ltmRvEdB/file.html
Wednesday's GOSPEL
I believe these are the Five Blind Boys Of Alabama.
But it all gets a bit confusing...
Blind-Boys - Swing Hot Sweet Chariot.zip
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/75c7JPA3/file.html
Hot 100 & BU 1960, Part 38, 12.05-12.12. No missing tracks. Please check my 1962 wish-list of missing tracks.
Ballard, Hank, & The Midnighters Hoochi Coochi Coo, The
Ballard, Hank, & The Midnighters I'm Thinking Of You
Bryant, Anita Wonderland By Night
Bryant, Anita Pictures
Caiola, Al Magnificent Seven, The
Caiola, Al Lonely Rebel, The
Charles, Jimmy Age For Love, The
Charles, Jimmy Follow The Swallow
Cooke, Sam Sad Mood
Cooke, Sam Love Me
Johnny & The Hurricanes You Are My Sunshine
Johnny & The Hurricanes Molly-O
Kalin Twins Zing! Went The Strings Of My Heart
Kalin Twins No Money Can Buy
Luman, Bob Oh, Lonesome Me
Luman, Bob Why, Why, Bye, Bye
Olympics, The Dance By The Light Of The Moon
Olympics, The Dodge City
Price, Lloyd You Better Know What You're Doin'
Price, Lloyd That's Why Tears Come And Go
Ramblers, The (1) Rambling
Ramblers, The (1) Devil Train
Snow, Hank Rockin' Rollin' Ocean (with wave effect)
Snow, Hank Walkin' And Talkin'
Viscounts, The (2) Wabash Blues
Viscounts, The (2) So Slow
Anka, Paul Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer
Anka, Paul It's Christmas Everywhere
Avalon, Frankie Perfect Love, A
Avalon, Frankie Puppet Song, The
Part 38.zip
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/1NcXsiAO/file.html
Professor, I must be dumb, but I don't find your wish list.
My final Glenn Shorrock post
It's A Long Way There - 5 Live From 45 [2010 EP]
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/S2ESSRvC/file.html
@Searnav
Thanks for the Dark End Of The Street. For me nobody topped the James Carr version although Clarence Carter made a very remarkable version of it.
Thanks!
@JWDen
Thanks for the massive Paramount series. Beautiful songs in s good quality.
In the first volume the order of the song was alphabetically on title. Am I right?
This time I can't figure out the logic behind the order. Am I myself a little bit behind?
Got a request for earlier Willie Mabon. He recorded for most any label that would have him, often at the same time. So a really full comprohensive retrospective is yet to come. But these should cover it for now. FYI - Willie Dixon wrote "Seventh Son" for Mabon and it was probably his biggest hit, but "I'm The Fixer" is in the running.
Willie Mabon - Chess Masters @320
https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/ksxQwUbw/file.html
Willie Mabon - I'm The Fixer; [Best Of The USA Record Sessions] @320
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/S94n5PaX/file.html
Willie Mabon - Chronological Classics 1949-54 @320
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/jssFxg5M/file.html
@ Strohmian ...
Thank you so much yesterday for Canterbury Glass. If only they were given a break. And not released 30 years latter. So sad.
Rank, but dear Stranger,
more and more it seems like by accepting your kind offer I opened a plethora of Richman riches! Your posts are spectacular, I#ve never seen any of them on the net.
So, thanks a lot. Keep going, if you have other such treasure troves, please share them. And never hesitate to ask for somethin missing from you collection!
Best wishes, S.
Thanks Bob W.
Appreciated. Great to have a good copy of All The Friendly Colours.
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 116 Sept 2002
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-116-September-2003/release/2431873
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/coaslveQ/file.html
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 117 Oct 2002
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-117-October-2003/release/9757102
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/QL5lnTts/file.html
CMJ New Music Monthly vol 118 Nov 2003
https://www.discogs.com/Various-CMJ-New-Music-Monthly-Volume-118-November-2003/release/12136136
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/wbJGETmr/file.html
ART BLAKEY (1919 – 1990) was an American jazz drummer and bandleader.
@320
A Night In Tunisia; 1960
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/3PPbb9R3/file.html
01 A Night In Tunisia.mp3
02 Sincerely Diana.mp3
03 So Tired.mp3
04 Yama.mp3
05 Kozo's Waltz.mp3
06 When Your Lover Has Gone (bonus track).mp3
07 Sincerely Diana (alt. take) (bonus track).mp3
Jazz Messengers Play Lerner and Loewe; 1957
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/L9KKUNZV/file.html
01 I Could Have Danced All Night.mp3
02 On The Street Where You Live.mp3
03 There But For You Go I.mp3
04 They Call The Wind Maria.mp3
05 I Talk To The Trees.mp3
06 Almost Like Being In Love.mp3
07 A Night At Tony's (Take 3) (bonus).mp3
08 A Night At Tony's (Take 4) (bonus).mp3
09 Social Call (Take 4) (bonus).mp3
10 Social Call (bonus).mp3
11 Off The Wall (Take 5) (bonus).mp3
12 Couldn't It Be You (Take 3) (bonus).mp3
Three Blind Mice; 1962
https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/hRlSF1KX/file.html
01 Three Blind Mice.mp3
02 Blue Moon.mp3
03 That Old Feeling.mp3
04 Plexis.mp3
05 Up Jumped Spring.mp3
06 Up Jumped Spring (alt tk).mp3
07 When Lights Are Low.mp3
08 Children Of The Night.mp3
09 It's Only A Paper Moon.mp3
10 Mosaic.mp3
11 Ping Pong.mp3
12 The Promised Land.mp3
13 Arabia.mp3
This album was requested by @ Edbert.
Les Humphries Singers - Sound 73' [1973]
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/EOFsAjsd/file.html
Enjoy.
James Booker – New Orleans Piano Wizard: Live! (1981) Vinyl @320
http://www78.zippyshare.com/v/bmi6dMaK/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/James-Booker-New-Orleans-Piano-Wizard-Live/release/1655192
Various Artists– Attack Of The Killer B's, Vol. 1 (1983) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Attack-Of-The-Killer-Bs-Vol-1/release/1499255
Various Artists – Revenge Of The Killer B's Vol. 2 (1985) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Revenge-Of-The-Killer-Bs-Vol-2/release/1274269
Both in one zip file
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/7hf5G6Vn/file.html
Here's the last album requested by @ Mike, @ Dudebloke &
@ Aging Child.
Gilbert & Sullivan - The Mikado (2CD) [2003]
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/9mkBrunU/file.html
Enjoy.
Clash: Great share today! Marshall Crenshaws FAVORITE WASTE OF TIME on "Attack Of The Killer B/s" is cacophonic masterpiece. Bette Midler (and Arif Mardin) cleaned it up and did a wonderful job with it, as well.
Rank Stranger: Thanks for your posts of late! You're killing it!
Searnav: If you have any other projects like presenting The Flying Burrito Brothers concert in all it's forms, you should start a blog! Very cool.
And of course, thanks to the blogmasters!
- Stinky
@Smokey - There's no discernable track order that I've been able to see.
Louisiana Swamp Blues (1989) J. D. Miller sessions
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/Ed81zX1f/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Louisiana-Swamp-Blues/release/5030776
Anonymous said...
Thanks guys for introducing me to the Explorers Club.
You might enjoy these links
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93oHYe81IWU
and this one for Christmas
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALzl6KE3slkb
enjoy!
12 December 2018 at 13:53
THE BEATLES - CHRISTMAS ALBUM (1970)
Original Official USA Pressing
01. Dec. 1963 (5:03)
02. Dec. 1964 (4:04)
03. Dec. 1965 (6:25)
04. Dec. 1966 (6:41)
05. Dec. 1967 (6:09)
06. Dec. 1968 (7:53)
07. Dec. 1969 (7:40)
All tracks MONO
All of these mixes are officially unavailable on CD.
Full artwork included in download..
Hardware:
- Technics 1210mk2
- Jelco SA-750D Tonearm (w/ JAC 501 cable)
- Audio Technica AT33PTG MC
- Pro-Ject Tube Box SE-2
- Yamaha CA-1010
- RME ADI-2 A/D Interface
Software:
- Audition 3.0 used for editing, (incl. manual removal of clicks and pops) & adding gain.
- Click Repair 3.9.1 used with setting Cl: 10, Cr: 0
Transfer and Restoration by Prof. Stoned
Prof. sez:
Here's another rarity in the series "essential but not available on cd".
As you know, these 7 tracks were originally released on flexi discs to all members of the British fan club. When the band broke up in 1970, it was decided between the band's ever loyal fan club secretary Freda Kelly, George Harrison and Paul McCartney that the fan club was to be dissolved, as well. A final present to the club members was conceived: an album that put all seven Christmas messages together. In Britain the LP was called "From Then To You”, which first came out on the Lytone label, and then later on Apple. In the USA, the LP was simply called "Christmas Album", and came out on Capitol/Apple. Reportedly, the release of the USA pressing was much delayed; copies were delivered two or three months after Christmas to unsuspecting fan club members.
Both the UK and USA versions are said to have been sourced from Freda Kelly's copies of the original flexi discs. To my ears, 1964, 1965, 1969 and possibly 1968 may have been tape sourced, as they don't have the crackling that's quite apparent on the other tracks, and which one would expect from such an inferior medium. However, the sound quality is about equal for all tracks, and none of these have the same fidelity as the regular EMI recordings.
Because the original release was limited and not for commercial purposes, demand for this LP quickly exceeded supply, and soon enough, counterfeit versions of both the UK and USA releases appeared in the early ‘70s. Later on during that same decade, a counterfeit version of the USA album that faithfully copied the original sleeve and record labels flooded the market. To this day, these are often mistaken for the real deal, and in my estimation, outnumber genuine pressings on a scale of 10 to 1.
This recording was sourced from a mint original 1970 fan club copy with authentic Sam Feldman/Bell Sound signature. The vinyl quality is good for this era, and most of the surface noise actually comes from the recordings themself. I have managed to clean up the crackling as thoroughly as possible, without harming the sound. This might well be the best digital version so far, at least compared to all the sources I have heard.
As for the content itself, 1966 to 1968 are probably the most interesting ones. Then again, the whole series gives an interesting glimpse into Beatleworld over the course of seven years. I think it's an essential listen for the above-average fan (and let's face it, most of us are).
Enjoy and Happy Holidays!
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SPECIAL HIGH RESOLUTION DOWNLOAD FOR AUDIOPHILIACS
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...Timebender said...
Lovesliescrushing
Formed in East Lansing, Michigan, United States in 1991,
the duo of Lovesliescrushing consists of Scott Cortez (guitars)
and Melissa Arpin-Duimstra (vocals).They are an ambient/noise group
that uses the shoegaze/dream pop sound as a starting point,
but drop conventional song structures, and focus on
highly textured and otherworldly soundscapes.
[Wiki]
* Bloweyelashwish - 1992
*
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/EQx4WnEt/file.html
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https://www.discogs.com/lovesliescrushing-Bloweyelashwish/master/113320
** Xuvetyn - 1996
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https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/EC190qIy/file.html
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https://www.discogs.com/lovesliescrushing-Xuvetyn/release/140142
*** Glissceule - 2002
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https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/95F90Gbm/file.html
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https://www.discogs.com/lovesliescrushing-Glissceule/master/568167
All @320 with scans, links good for a week.
Enjoy! from @Timebender
**** Request related to this post, please and thanks anyone.
Voirshn - 2002
https://www.discogs.com/lovesliescrushing-Voirshn/master/913172
@ Strohmian
Thanks for your efforts anyway mate. Maybe someone else will pitch in.
@ montysmusic and others:
There are actually TWO different groups that go by the name EXPLORERS CLUB (the 'Raising the Mammoth' posting today, Monty, was the other group).
Their official discography is:
Freedom Wind (2008) (their best, IMO)
Grand Hotel (2012)
Together (2016)
2 songs on the rare 'Superhits of the 70's' WFMU fundraiser collections (which I posted on 12/10 and 12/11)
plus the nice EP collection posted by monty today, as well
Although Grand Hotel is more a tribute to Bacharach, the rest of their catalog is kind of like what Brian Wilson would sound like if he still had his wits about him. Beautifully arranged and executed arrangements that Brian would be proud of. Sample this for EC at their best:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrqYTa9jWoY
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS 3
I have done these for a few years, but not every year.
Not your usual Christmas comp.
NOTE: There is some duplication due to memory lapses after
New Year’s eve (and before)!
XMAS 2014
We Wish You A Merry Christmas – Hank Thompson
Santa Won’t Be Blue – Jimmy Charles
Xmas Bell Rock – Barry & The Highlights
They Shined Up Rudolph’s Nose – Johnny Horton
Swingin’ Santa – Sandy Baron
Deck The Halls – Jackie Wilson
Snow Man – Diane Ray
Snow Girl – Ron Winters & The Patriots
Merry, Merry Christmas Baby – Dodie Stevens
Go Tell It On The Mountain – Bobby Darin
Have A Boom Boom Christmas – Freddy Cannon
Santa Teach Me To Dance – Debbie & The Darnells
Frosty The Snowman – The Ronettes
Rockin’ Santa Claus – The Martells
I’m Gonna Be Warm This Christmas – Connie Francis
Santa Town USA – Lonnie & The Crisis
Holiday For Teens – Paul and Paula
One Of You (In Every Size) – Marty Robbins
Rockin’ Rudolph – Snuffy & The Uniques
The Christmas Tree – The Episodes
Sleigh Ride – Ronnie & The Relatives
Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer – The Mellodeers
Mamba Santa Mambo – The Enchanters
Christmas Day – Ral Donner
Little Bitty Snow Flake – Denise & Double Dates
New Year’s Eve – The Cameos
Christmasville USA – Jimmy Charles
Frosty The Snowman – Jan and Dean
Merry Twist-Mas – The Marcels
A Rootin’ Tootin’ Santa Claus – Tennessee Ernie Ford
https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/U8YDIRiV/file.html
Ho Ho Ho
(Bring on the ho’s)
"Just Around Bakersfield - Rock Bop Country" @320
Link:
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/oN6cAxl2/file.html
1950s hillbilly rock & roll
The House That Trane Built Impulse!
https://we.tl/t-htZiu3XjwA
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-House-That-Trane-Built-The-Story-Of-Impulse-Records/release/945410
The correct title for the
Modern Lovers show posted by Rank Stranger:
The Modern Lovers @ Stonehenge Club – Ipswich, MA, 1970/1971
@Timebender
lovesliescrushing-Voirshn
https://we.tl/t-D16bvWA4Ul
https://www.discogs.com/lovesliescrushing-Voirshn/master/913172
I don't mean any disrespect, but it took me 2 minutes 45 seconds to download, unpack, open my ID3 editor, tag the tracks with cover art, REpack the rar and upload to my Mega account.
Aislers Set - How I learned to write backwards (2002)
https://mega.nz/#!cwM0QYJS!HC14fr5_wmWBusBQWYHA4JhdDsC67gR_Q64SuR8VRCs
I am looking for Paramount Records Part 86.
Thanks in advance
If anyone asks, I will share any of the following Swan Silvertones CDs without condition.
But I also have a request.
Is anyone out there able and willing to share session details for the Swan Silvertones' King, Vee-Jay and HOB recordings? I have yet to delve into these CDs myself because I prefer to experience recordings in chronological order.
Golden Gospel Classics
Heavenly Light
My Rock + Love Lifted Me
Saviour Pass Me Not
Singin' In My Soul + Gospel Greats
Move Up
The Swan Silvertones (Harlem Hit Parade HHP-7002)
The Swan Silvertones 1946-1951
Windy City Gospel Vol. 2 The Vee-Jay Singles 1954-1959 (Various Artists)
Raisin the Roof - Peacock Spiritual Series (Various Artists)
P.S. I do have the Specialty session details.
Also if anyone out there could share any of the HOB recordings (particularly "Hallelujah (Music Club CD 50101), that would be awesome too.
...Timebender said...
Paposblues - Thanks again mate, great stuff with helping me out
with the gaps. I am thinking of posting more Scott Cortez,
[Astrobrite] Do you need anything by them in particular?
If so, let me know and I will include with my post.
Cheers!
In conjunction with my earlier comment regarding the Swan Silvertones and my request for King, Vee-Jay and HOB session details, here is a list of all of the gospel CDs I have available to share:
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/jR8GmXNh/file.html
@Smokey: The Paramount Story was released on vinyl and USB, with software that allowed the listener to sort and filter the tracks in a multiple of ways. Looking at the tags I expect these came from the USB, hence parceling the 800 tracks of Part 2 into "cd's" is likely a bit arbitrary.
/
Deckard
Does anyone have From The Blue Angel by The Escorts that they'd be willing to post? Much appreciated!
@djmcblues2 - Thanks for the Christmas 2014 collection.
"Paposblues
Wonderful. This Impulse compilation escaped my attention. Thanks.
@Earthbound: I will be glad to make a copy of the Swan Silvertones entry in the 'Gospel Records' discography. It lists their recordings from 1946 until 1969.
@butterboy, hello here are the 3 files for the 1st set of sons of the pioneers
As soon as the 2 other sets will be uploaded, i'll tell you tomorrow
1993 - Sons Of The Pioneers - Wagons West (4CD).part1.rar
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/9Q0l3zNQ/file.html
1993 - Sons Of The Pioneers - Wagons West (4CD).part2.rar
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/9DuWjyQl/file.html
1993 - Sons Of The Pioneers - Wagons West (4CD).part3.rar
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/EzUdwDXw/file.html
@Tulloch
Escorts - From The Blue Angel
https://we.tl/t-FyMi5mZvnd
https://www.discogs.com/The-Escorts-From-The-Blue-Angel/release/3862148
@butterboy Thank you for help finally i Registered on zippy, uploaded the files with their limit 500 MB
all files are 320K.
I already posted a comment today to advise the 3 links hope it will be accepted as i am in the limit of 3 files a day.
The other 2 box sets will follow tomorrow
@aging child, thanks for offer i really appreciate and accept it.
@bostig i really appreciate what you did and i have already downloaded it and will listen tomorrow as here in belgium it is about midnight
@alfred i posted today the links to the box set Wagons West 4CD
hope it'll be accepted
@Searvaf
Thanks so much for the "Dark End of the Street" compilation! Fantastic!!
@Everyone
Love the left of center Christmas collections. Please, more, more.
@anon, the Aislers' tagger
No offense taken, mate! I've just never taken the time to keep my skills up to date because I so rarely need them. I announced the problem so one of you could jump in.
And I thank you for the improved version of my upload.
Cheers, S.
@JWDen: thank you for part the third of Par(t)amount.
@Philo: thank you for these latest comps from CMJ.
@SingleGuy: thank you for the Mikado; haven't heard it since the last time I watched "Foul Play"!
@JimmieDee: thank you for the good Professor's take on the Fabs' Christmas releases.
Cheers!
@ Earthbound
These are some Swan Silvertones on HOB which I can make available if you need any. The ones marked # I have put on TZ recently:-
1964 Only Believe #
1972 Great Camp Meeting
1973 In God's Hands
1975 Try Me Master
1975 I've Got Myself Together
19?? Glory Gospel #
1972 The Best Of The Swan Silvertones
I just listened to both the James Carr and Percy Sledge versions of "Dark End Of the Street" and the Percy Sledge version is brilliant. People who think the Carr version is a classic need to check out the killer version - very special!
ATTN TheSingleGuy45 said...
Thanks for The Mikado.
We'll have quite a Christmas Holiday - high listening!
Cheers,
Mike
@Searnav Where is the Alex Chilton and Teenage FanClub version from ? I thought I had all of them !
@Rank Stranger Lovin the J Richman ...had the privelege of supporting him on a tour once.
Hello everybody,
Is there possible for anybody to post The Aislers Set - The Last Match (2002)?
Thank you very much
Stathis
Hi everyone,
Way back in the '90s, my wife gave me a couple of CDs for my birthday. Unfortunately I already had them as I was terrible about updating my want list. So I took the CDs back to the store and decided I would exchange them for two new CDs. Now this was a mall music store and I didn't think they'd have much of interest to me, Mr. Music Snob, but after scouring the store for an hour I found a couple of these compilations that turned me on to Sunshine Pop in a big way. (I already really liked the music. I just didn't know it had a name!)
So, here is the first of, I think, five great collections that came out on Varèse Sarabande of some sweet Sunshine Pop from the Sixties, featuring:
1. The Fifth Dimension - "Go Where You Wanna Go"
2. Classics IV feat. Dennis Yost - " Stormy"
3. Tommy Roe - "It's Now Winter's Day"
4. Mercy - "Love (Can Make You Happy)"
5. The Happenings - "I Got Rhythm"
6. Spanky and Our Gang - "Sunday Will Never Be the Same"
7. Sagittarius - "Another Time"
8. The Free Design - "Kites Are Fun"
9. The Turtles - "You Showed Me"
10. The Hillside Singers - "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)"
11. The Arbors - "A Symphony for Susan"
12. The Critters - "Mr. Dieingly Sad"
13. Mama Cass - "It's Getting Better"
14. Tommy James and the Shondells - "Crystal Blue Persuasion"
Sunsine Pop - Pop Classics of the Sixties - Volume 1 (1997) [320]
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/SeSLXrEs/file.html
Sunsine Pop - Pop Classics of the Sixties - Volume 1 (1997) [FLAC]
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/E4TVU8Ng/file.html
David
Thanks to Flatspin for the Louisiana Swamp Blues
Earthbound
Would love to hear any Swan Silvertones you're willing to post. Thank You.
I often listen to "Saviour, Pass Me Not" on repeat....incredible song.
@Courtoy Serge
Thanks for the post Sons Of The Pioneers - Wagons West. Appreciated
@ Courtoy Serge
You have done a great gob with the taking and it is truly appreciated.
Looking forward to more post from you in the future. Cheers
Peace!
@djmcblues2 -- Thanks for XMAS 2014.
@Anonymous
@Strohmian
I must have blinked or something, missing the initial request, but here's Boppin' By The Bayou, Volume One:
https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/CAlZ7VwN/file.html
@JWDen
Thank you very much for posting the second volume of Paramounts.
Many thanks to Paposblues for The Escorts, vey much appreciated!
@David: thank you for the December sunshine; cheers!
@Courtoy Serge
Thanks for your info, i don't want to appear as being ungrateful but i am interested in the Way Out There box only. For that one i say many thanks in advance!
Alfred
@Alfred,
Hello, no problem, i'll put the links to the "way out there" box set tomorrow because today in the Something different 451 i will put the links to the box set "memories of the range" another sons of the pioneers box for butterboy as i promised of course you can also get them
Serge
David: Thanks for the Sunshine Pop! - Stinky
Thank you David for the "Sunsine Pop - Pop Classics of the Sixties - Volume 1"
I would love to hear the other four volumes.
Thanks again sir.
Jagged
Thanks philo for the latest CMJ's, Timebender for the Lovesliescrushing shares and Anonymous Paposblues for The House That Trane Built & Lovesliescrushing - Voirshn.
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