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Ray Sawyer - the eye-patch wearing singer with Dr Hook & the Medicine Show in the 1970s - has died, aged 81. RIP
Here are New years days shares
I found two of the Phatoms Divine Comedy albums so make up your own mind.One folder has a nice info sheet..
Phantom Divine Comedy-1974 - Part one.zip
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/D6h4TSuM/file.html
Phantom - 1990 - Phantom's Divine Comedy, Part 2 - The Lost Album.zip
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/cb8QovtA/file.html
and a requested album
rabon, michael & choctaw - st 71 usa.zip
https://www118.zippyshare.com/v/2AxTLg8c/file.html
Ryp you say no albums after 2015 today but yesterday it was 2016 are we going backwards?
Talk about a Happy New Year!
A big THANK YOU to anonymous Jeff for posting that Saxton Kari album. I didn't even know about it.
imnokid
Hi I'm putting together a album of Jethro Tull UK singles 1967-76
here is the tracks which I have but would like art work so I was hoping maybe one of you talented guys could help me out with the artwork
This is the track listing
Sunshine Day / Aeroplane (1967)
A Song For Geoffrey / One For John Gee (1968)
Love Story / Christmas Song (1968)
Living In The Past / Driving Song (1969)
Sweet Dream / 17 (1969)
Bouree / Fat Man (1970)
The Witch’s Promise / Teacher (1970)
Inside / Alive and well and living in (1970)
Hymn 43 / Mother Goose (1971)
A Passion Play edit #8 / A Passion Play edit #9 (1973)
A Passion Play edit #6 / A Passion Play edit #10 (1973)
Bungle In The Jungle / Back Door Angels (1974)
Skating Away On Thin Ice of a New Day / Sealion (1975)
Minstrel In The Gallery / Summerday Sands (1975)
Too Old To Rock and Roll, Too Younbg To Die / Rainbow Blues (1976)
Thanks for any help
This one was requested yesterday
Phantom - Phantom's Divine Comedy, Part 1 (1974)
Original LP = Capitol ST-11313 (USA 1974)
This rip = CD = One Way Records S21 56842 (Canada 1993)
Arthur Pendragom (Tom Carson) (vocals, guitar, piano)
W (Gary Meisner) (bass)
X (John Bdanjeck) (drums, percussion)
Y (Dennis Craner) (bass)
Z (Mike DeMartino) (piano, organ)
From cyberspace:
Phantom was a psychedelic rock group from Detroit, Michigan, USA, active in the early to mid 1970s, previously known as Walpurgis. They released one album, 1974's "Phantom's Divine Comedy Part 1". The musical instrumentation, mystical themes, and vocalist's penchant for Jim Morrison-esque vocal stylings on the album, led some listeners to spread wild rumors that this was a new project from the deceased Doors bandleader. The speculation was fueled by the fact that the members all used simple pseudonyms in the album's credits.
This is an interesting album that has been the subject of much debate over the years. It's hard to separate the fact from the fiction, but the story appears to go as follows. Three years after the death of The Doors’ Jim Morrison this album appeared on Capitol Records - apparently after The Doors’ label Elektra had tried to suppress its release. The vocalist who called himself Arthur Pendragon at this time (obviously a pseudonym), bore an uncanny vocal resemblance to a certain Jim Morrison, that a large number of grieving fans had convinced themselves was still alive and well and living in Paris, having chosen to abandon the life of a rock star to work on his poetry and deal with his addiction issues. Several song titles seem to purposefully evoke earlier Doors’ works (Calm Before The Storm, Stand Beside My Fire). With the benefit of hindsight, it seems hopelessly naive to think that people could assume this album would be the work of Jim Morrison, but at the time social networking and the like were not even a twinkle in a programmer's eye, so fans only had hazy news reports of Morrison's death to go on. The romance of the conspiracy theory was always going to win a few people. As it turned out, Capitol signed them due to the fact that they sounded so much like The Doors, and let word of mouth do the rest. Arthur Pendragon turned out to be one Tom Carson (not Iggy Pop as some decided once they'd worked out it wasn't Jim), and the album turned out to have more in common with Black Sabbath than with The Doors and more with Ronnie James Dio than with Jim Morrison. Based mainly on Arthurian legend (King Arthur's family name was Pendragon), the lyrics are enjoyably preposterous occult mysticism.
1. Tales From A Wizard (5:33)
2. Devil's Child (2:33)
3. Calm Before The Storm (3:37)
4. Half A Life (4:16)
5. Spiders Will Dance (On Your Face Will You Sleep) (4:22)
6. Black Magic/White Magic (3:36)
7. Merlin (5:37)
8. Stand Beside My Fire (5:44)
9. Welcome To Hell (5:11)
Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/bJut9h70/file.html
Various Artists – Through The Years
1. The Bel Aires - My Yearbook (2:16)
2. Tom T. Hall - The Year That Clayton Delaney Died (2:20)
3. The Cleftones - See You Next Year (2:30)
4. Johnny Bond - Ten Years (1:59)
5. Red Rivers - Twenty Five Years (2:16)
6. Amber Digby - Three Years (2:48)
7. Flatt And Scruggs - A Hundred Years From Now (2:10)
8. The Four Shades Of Rhythm - 100 Years From Now (2:56)
9. Merv & Maria - Golden Years (3:33)
10. The Zombies - This Will Be Our Year (2:06)
11. Johnny Bond - Too Many Years Too Late (2:48)
12. Floyd Cramer - (These Are) The Young Years (2:15)
13. Capricorn Duo - After All These Years (3:12)
14. The Crests - A Year Ago Tonight (2:23)
15. Foster & Allen - Ninety Years Old (2:30)
16. Rosanne Cash - Seven Year Ache (3:15)
17. The Moonglows - Twelve Months Of The Year (3:07)
18. Dr. Hook - Couple More Years (3:06)
19. George Brown - Ninety Nine Years And One Dark Day (2:30)
20. Linda Scott - Never In A Million Years (2:21)
21. The Videls - This Year's Mr. New (2:17)
22. Alice Jean And The Mondellos - 100 Years From Today (2:13)
23. The Aquatones - 40 Years Too Late (2:14)
24. Barry And The Highlights - The Wonderful Years (2:32)
25. Billy Ward And The Dominoes - You Grow Sweeter As The Years Go By (1:43)
26. Craig Giles - A Year Or Two (3:17)
27. Dan Crump - Forty Years (3:29)
28. The Five Secrets - See You Next Year (2:40)
29. The Four Graduates - Every Year About This Time (2:37)
30. Slim Dusty - A Thousand Years Ago (2:45)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/apHal150/file.html
Various Artists – Fathers, Sons, Mothers, Daughters, Brothers, Sisters
This homemade compilation is just under 100 min, so if you want to burn it, you’ll need a 100 min blank CDR.
1. Bob Dylan - I Want You (3:06)
2. Jakob Dylan - Something Good This Way Comes (3:37)
3. Roger McGuinn - Someone To Love (3:33)
4. Patrick McGuinn & The Blue Ravens - Shut Me Out (4:09)
5. Gene Clark - Tried So Hard (2:21)
6. Kai Clark - In My Heart (4:32)
7. Johnny Burnette - Train Kept A-Rollin' (2:15)
8. Rocky Burnette - Tired Of Toein' The Line (3:27)
9. Marty Wilde - Come On-A My House (2:24)
10. Kim Wilde - Kids In America (3:23)
11. Tim Buckley - Move With Me (4:41)
12. Jeff Buckley - Forget Her (4:33)
13. Stephen Stills - Only Love Can Break Your Heart (3:07)
14. Chris Stills - Rattlesnakes (2:44)
15. Frank Sinatra - That's Life (3:08)
16. Nancy Sinatra - It Ain't Me Babe (2:01)
17. Johnny Cash - Orange Blossom Special (3:07)
18. Rosanne Cash - Runaway Train (3:54)
19. Jerry Lee Lewis - Let's Talk About Us (2:07)
20. Linda Gail Lewis - Black Cadillac (4:06)
21. Woody Guthrie - Pretty Boy Floyd (3:05)
22. Arlo Guthrie - Coming In To Los Angeles (3:02)
23. Johnny Hallyday - Shake The Hand Of A Fool (2:46)
24. David Hallyday - High (4:02)
25. John Lennon - Here We Go Again (4:48)
26. Julian Lennon - Too Late For Goodbyes (3:28)
27. Mick Jagger - Memo From Turner (4:04)
28. Chris Jagger - Yesterday's Sun (3:16)
29. Sylvie Vartan - Gonna Cry (2:09)
30. Eddie Vartan Et Son Orchestre - Poupée Brisée (2:02)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www16.zippyshare.com/v/nyy1Wzf7/file.html
Tuesday's GOSPEL
Happy New Year to all.
Mississippi Nightingales - A Message To Jesus.zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/LG98i9yq/file.html
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Final BACM wanted....
Billy Grammer - A Thousand Miles Ago [BACM 325].zip
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/hg1D1xqH/file.html
Today, our Paramount series comes of age with the twenty-first installment. And on New Year's Day, too. How appropriate. And in the Kitsch Korner, we have some soul/funk circa 1970 from Bermuda as well as Pino Donaggio's score to "Nero Veneziano." And a Happy New Year to all. My gift to myself for Christmas was a brand-new 6 TB external drive so I can put all corners of The Vault together and still have room to grow. Already found some nifty stuff for sharing!
Various Artists - "The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records, Vol. 2" (21/27) (2004) https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/U1ZCALvE/file.html
The Invaders - "Spacing Out" (1970) https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/6WQrLTRh/file.html
Pino Donaggio - "Nero Veneziano" (1978) https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/pzqFkLrT/file.html
Good care, monty! Sit down, very good!
You probably lurked behind the hedge? ; )
Steve Forbert – Steve Forbert (1982) Vinyl @320
https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/U8BejUn4/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Steve-Forbert-Steve-Forbert/release/2682536
Tommy Womack – The Tommy Womack Band - Washington D.C. (2003) CD @320
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/WKsWXv8w/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/washington-dc-mw0000986701
http://nodepression.com/album-review/tommy-womack-band-washington-dc
https://www.discogs.com/Tommy-Womack-Tommy-Womack-Band-The-Washington-DC/release/5344881
Happy new year all.
cheers,ELtel
Miscellaneous albums from my oldest hard drive. These are not my rips, so quality, bitrates, tagging, etc. may vary. Thanks to the original uploaders.
Grateful Dead - 1969 - Aoxomoxoa - @192
1969 - Has it really been that long ago?
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/oEAy24FH/file.html
John Mayall's Bluesbreakers - 1968 - Bare Wires @ 160
A departure from purist blues. His best selling album.
https://www45.zippyshare.com/v/HStL4FFa/file.html
Lamb - 1970 - A Sign Of Change - @320
Peaceful acoustic folk jazz.
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/2uHkWVOh/file.html
I re-recorded the first song because there was a skip at the beginning of it. Anyway, here is Caboose again.
Caboose – Caboose (1970) Vinyl @320
https://www57.zippyshare.com/v/a3VK0AeD/file.html
A1 Great Balls Of Fire
A2 You're Still My Only Lover
A3 You're Buying All My Trouble
A4 What Can I Call My Own
A5 Black Hands White Cotton
B1 Day After Day
B2 After The Fair
B3 Recipe
B4 It's All For Me
B5 A Winter Song
B6 Oh Freedom
https://www.discogs.com/Caboose-Caboose/release/11592811
Monty,
Thanks for the Phantom, and looking forward to the Jethro Tull.
Thankyou Edward I'm hoping some one comes up with the artwork
Monty:
I'll do cover art for your Jethro Tull collection if no one else expresses interest. If someone expresses interest, I'll gladly let them.
Do you want a traditional tray card (back of the CD) to make it look like a store bought CD, or is the fold over front cover (for Slimline cases) that I use on my compilations okay?
- Stinky
Happy New Year and a big THANX to all who contribute here!
Les Paul & Mary Ford - The Capitol Records Years 1948-1957
Vol. 2 of 7
https://www2.zippyshare.com/v/UCCU7uyM/file.html
Thank you Stinky I would like to take you up on that offer
Andy Gill-Bob Dylan-The Stories Behind the Songs 1962-1969 (retail) (epub)
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/z25ACaCJ/file.html
Of all the stars thrown up by the pop explosion of the Sixties, none has exerted as deep or lasting an influence on our culture as Bob Dylan. Others may have been prettier, or sold more records, or made a smoother transition into today’s gossip-column celebrocracy, but none has so irreversibly altered our conception of what is possible within a popular song, and particularly within its lyrics. He was pop’s great emancipator: from Hendrix to the Beatles, Clapton to Cohen, Beach Boys to Beck, virtually all of rock music has been inspired or influenced in some way by Dylan’s creative ambition. It’s testament to that ambition that, almost four decades on from his recording debut, Bob Dylan remains a restless, quixotic figure, heedless of musical trends.
Monty:
Here's the art I came up with for the JETHRO TULL Singles.
Please e-mail me with any changes--that should be two CDs worth, no?
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/jeDg84qp/file.html
Happy New Year, all!
Stinky
Hi guys,
please can you repost ''Hey cheeck out my cheesy organ'' vol 56?
Thank you very much ang happy new year
Bye
Here is a pile of sixties music books[ I know I have posted before but maybe some of the new folk may enjoy them
Joynson, Vernon - The Tapestry of Delights.pdf.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/yausjYCr/file.html
Fuzz Acid & Flowers, Tapestry of Delights, Dreams Fantasies & Nightmares - 60s Rock books.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/YRZOAyTc/file.html
Borderlinebooks.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/aS9J3k84/file.html
The_ Flashback.pdf.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/rIpxauHv/file.html
The Magic Land A Guide to South American Beat, Psychedelic and Progressive Rock 1966-1977 Argentina - Uruguay.pdf.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/sNLm4RNs/file.html
Scented Gardens of the Mind.pdf.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/LDaC5EZt/file.html
Cosmic Dreams At Play Revised.pdf.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/lIxCGIXM/file.html
5001 Record Collector Dreams.pdf.zip
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/fPyOFFO4/file.html
hello here are my today's 3 posts
1998 - Dr Boogie - Check The Oil .rar
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/QRqk89Af/file.html
2007 - Dr Boogie - Presents Ethnic Authentic Electric- Shim Sham Shimmy.rar
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/PRyWPEvg/file.html
2009 - Dr Boogie - Presents Heavy Jelly- Essential Instrumentals.rar
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/ovsw47o9/file.html
@jwden i discovered a bit late your posts on paramont and think they're really great.
But i have a question, did you already post about volume 1 and when
Would it be possible to get them.
Thks a lot.
Serge…
@erasmus
This is a contribution to the erasmsu-Is-Happy project.
Earlier this year esteemed contributor Butterboy posted the Bear Family Country & Western Hit Parade set of Dim Lights, Thick Smoke And Hillbilly Music, a 26 disc anthology covering 1945 to 1970. The links and an excellent synopsis are at …and now for something completely different! 262:
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2018/05/and-now-for-something-completely_26.html
Unfortunately the link for 1945 & 46 has expired, but I’ve reupped it here
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/erKlCcqj/file.html
Be quick before the rest of the original links expire, and thanks again to Butterboy for making them available.
/
Deckard
Second set of Doo Wop rips. All at 320kbps, tagged with art. Enjoy.
20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection - The Best Of Doo Wop
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/0BMixeAr/file.html
Too Late to be Good - Vocal Harmony Vanguard 1937-52
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/vJCb3hfc/file.html
Doo Wop Heaven
https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/jGUBInZd/file.html
My TZ new years resolution "learn to tag" so does anyone know of a good you tube tutorial on tagging or can give me step by step lessons please..but please bear in mind I am a olde fart!
Monty - I'd suggest Mp3tag - a free software for tagging.
Its intuitive and can be learned without instructions.
When you are in a Windows mp3 folder, you can highlight the contents
and right click to access tag editing. Quick & easy.
https://www.mp3tag.de/en/
When making mixes I suggest Mp3gain to equalize loudness of files:
http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/
Similarly intuitive.
Here is Glenn Shorrock, promised a month or so back
2016-Rise Again.
https://www63.zippyshare.com/v/nh5P9mGv/file.html
@montysmusic - Thanks for the ebooks!
GW
@montymusic
From one old fart to another, no need for tutorials. Just get TagScanner. I've found it intuitive and it has all the features you'll need. Poke about in the menus, try it out and all should be well. NB it's a Russian program but it's never given me any trouble and is very well behaved.
@montysmusic said
"Ryp you say no albums after 2015 today but yesterday it was 2016 are we going backwards?"
Monty, there are 4 ways of doing things on this ship. The right way, the wrong way, the blogspot.com way and the exy way. Here we do things the exy way. That's because this ship was designed by a genius to be run by idiots.
Idiots questioning the rules is strictly verboten.
Now where are my goddam strawberries?
Hi All,
Happy new year!
@montysmusic
For a basic understanding of tagging this Youtube video is pretty good
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h75VnX7RHqw
And you might also want to read this:
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Beginners_Guide_To_Tagging
Now beyond that the thing with tagging like everything else online is that it depends on what software you use to edit your tags. There are tag editing functions in most of the main music players for example and of course there are no end of freeware and pro software applications which do tagging too. Most of the youtube videos tend to be specific to a piece of software (the Youtube video I highlighted uses ID3 tag editor which is one of the more basic ones). So until you have decided what you will try out to edit your tags its difficult to identify a more appropriate youtube video.
I use MP3tag editor which is one of the more popular ones (with plenty of youtube videos good and bad) not least because it has wide range of functionality and is maintained ongoing and regularly updated.
Most importantly it does the two main time saving things you most want from a tag editor if you have a big collection. It allows you to update a batch of files at once rather than update each file individually (e.g. if you want to add the album name to all the tracks in that album you can do it in one)and it provides various options to automatically tag files from various internet databases or update them in a batch from tracklistings in text files you have prepared yourself from information on the likes of Amazon, Discogs and so forth. It won't take long before you've had enough of having to sit there for hours entering tagging info for each individual track of a 10CD 300 track boxset and tools like MP3tag editor can save you from such onerous tagging exercises
I've no doubt other tag editors do exactly the same so really its the one that looks good to you but I would suggest you have a look at MP3tag. Here's the link:
https://www.mp3tag.de/en/
You might also download ID3tag editor to start with to get the feel of tagging.
http://id3tageditor.com/
Most importantly when you start trying things out can I suggest you set up a test area on your machine and take copies of some music files and put them in there to try tagging out. There is nothing worse than trying to undo an accidental tagging error. I once misnamed 350 or so of the '13 afternoon blog' collections and it took me an age to retag them correctly.
Anyway have fun choosing your tagging tools!
Cheers
Manny
@ montysmusic
What operating system are you using?
Cheers,
Laurie
Bob said
Final BACM....
Many thanks for the latest request, I am also missing the following two BACM's if available:
249 Ernest Tubb Just Rollin' On
252 Jimmy Dean Find 'Em Fool 'Em Leave 'Em Alone
Also I previously requested some Laurel Bliss recordings and was able to acquire the following if of interest:
https://www.mediafire.com/file/rzcx0yp3yv1tgb4/Carol_Elizabeth_Jones_%26_Laurel_Bliss_-_Girl_From_Jericho.rar/file
Thanks once again.
@ montysmusic ;
Over the years I have used dozens of tag editors & the best [i.e. easiest] I've found is MP3 Tag Express [http://www.mp3tagexpress.com/] It's a paid program but you can try via free trial.Plenty of video tutorials available too .
Monty, I'm sure that you'll get lots of replies about this or that software that automates the process.
So far, I haven't seen anyone say what they consider to be "adequate" tagging. I gather that tagging is the information that shows up in the music player when the track is playing - Title, Artist, album, etc. Different players may have options to display more or less of this information if it is available. This information is known as "metadata" - literally data about the data. In windows, if you right click on the music file, and click "properties" it will display some of the metadata. If you click on the tab titled "details" it displays the tagging that is of concern here. It's totally flexible what information can be provided - or not. None of it is required for the file to work, but it adds convenience when playing the music as I mentioned above. Others may disagree, but I consider the essentials to be title, artist, album, and number. You can get nuts with it if you scroll down. Windows automatically populates length and Bit rate and some others.
You can type in the information as text, This is where it can become extremely tedious and easy to make mistakes. However it is possible to speed up the process. The text fields accept text that is copied and pasted into the field. If you have a text file or even the discogs page, it is possible to copy and paste the information into the fields. With practice it gets quite a bit faster. You can open the properties windows for multiple files simultaneously to double check, or even copy from one to another.
If you do it alot, you will probably want one of those programs that will be suggested. But the above information helps understand what is going on, and assuredly, someday you will need to edit something manually.
One other thing. The software used to rip music may also give you the opportunity to enter this data. Audacity has some capability to do this, and if you're doing an entire album, some of it carries over from track to track.
I still think it would be worthwhile to have the discussion about the minimum standards for tagging. I for one am not interested in someone's "opinion" about the Genre of the music, and a lot of the information at the bottom of the fields is just not relevant or needed.
Anyone?
@Monty's: thank you for the sad heads-up on Ray Sawyer. RIP, Ray, you big rock singer.
@JWDen: thank you for the no-longer-a-minor Paramount... and congrats on the 6 TB drive. The $$/€€ I'd earmarked for my own drive have gone (with even more shekels) toward a needful brake overhaul - safety on the road is a, uh, good drive in itself (I'd nearly run into two different vehicles in the rain); insert further annoyed pun about backing up, too. Sigh.
@Clash: thank you for the Steve Forbert - I thought I had that one. Nope; well, now I do...
@BillyK: thank you for the early Doo-Wop.
Cheers!
@montysmusic
Hello - for years now I use a program named Tagscanner. Though it's from Russia it's the Swiss Army Knife for MP3 tagging. You don't need to be a rocket scientist to use it, but it pays when you dig deeper. The full version of Tagscanner is FREE - and have a look what you'll get:
TagScanner is a powerful tool for organizing and managing your music collection. It can edit tags of most modern audio formats, supports ID3v1/v2, Vorbis comments, APEv2, WMA and MP4(iTunes) tags. You can rename files according to information from the tags, import tag information from filenames or other sources, perform any text replacement and transformations in tags and filenames. Also you may get album info and download covers via online databases like freedb, Discogs or MusicBrainz. You can create playlists in one click and export your collection to HTML, Excel or any user-defined format. Program has easy-to-use multilingual interface and built-in audio player.
Check this:
@ Seamav, thank you for The Phantom, and the writeup. I didn't expect that the album would have made it to CD, or that the actual players had been identified.
@ Monty, thank you for posting parts 1 and 2. I also had no idea there had been a 2nd release from this band.
Now, to listen and see if my memory of this music has anything to do with reality.
Thanks Monty,Searnav, HarryHarmonica51 for your shares, appreciated! Happy New Year to all TZ community
@ Anonymous who requested BACMs
249 Ernest Tubb Just Rollin' On
252 Jimmy Dean Find 'Em Fool 'Em Leave 'Em Alone
They were both put on TZ a few days ago in 2 separate uploads. Look back at:-
…and now for something completely different! 465
Wed 26th Dec
@monty:
I just saw that the URL was not accepted in the comments. Let's try again:
www.xdlab.ru/en
Good luck!
Re: tagging
If you use iTunes to play music, or load your devices, it has built in tagging that you can access by right clicking the song and choosing file info. A screen pops up and away you go. You can also tag a whole album at once, or multiple albums (say you want to change the genre) etc. It has its limitations, but then all tagging software seems to.
I'm on a Mac these days but when I used a PC my fav was Tag & Rename.
Thankyou Jean Pierre most kind I will give it a go
Sorry Jean Tagscanner doesnt work with a mac back to the drawing board so to say
Ty Charles I thought Itunes did do it to a point but when I asked for feedback on a album no-one said owt so I guessed I hadnt got it correct so will sort out a cdr to try.
Just one question about it if I put a cdr in and all the info comes up does that mean the album has been tagged?
Thanks HarryHarmonica51 for The Stories Behind the Songs 1962-1969 and swboy for the link to Mp3tag & mp3gain.
re - 1 JANUARY 2019 AT 12:18
Bob said...Final BACM wanted....
Billy Grammer - A Thousand Miles Ago
Thanks, I also wanted this.
Cheers,
Mike
Mp3tag is the BEST & the forum support group is amazing
Thanks BigGray
The Glenn Shorrock will get a fair bit of play over the weekend
Regards
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