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Various Artists – Walkin’ Down The Line - 34 Great Versions
A song written by Bob Dylan, it was first recorded in November 1962 for Broadside magazine. He re-recorded it in March 1963 but it remained unreleased until this second version finally appeared in 1991 on “The Bootleg Series Vol. 1-3”.
The “Bootleg Series” version is included as the first track (#1).
The first released version was on a single by Jackie DeShannon (included here as track #2).
The “Broadside” version is included here as the final track (#34).
1. Bob Dylan - Walkin' Down The Line (1963 version) (2:52)
2. Jackie DeShannon - Walkin' Down The Line (2:44)
3. Odetta - Walkin' Down The Line (4:01)
4. Evergreen Blueshoes - Walkin' Down The Line (3:29)
5. Rick Nelson - Walkin' Down The Line (2:20)
6. Joan Baez - Walkin' Down The Line (3:22)
7. Hamilton Camp - Walkin' Down The Line (2:23)
8. The Rising Sons - Walkin' Down The Line (1:48)
9. Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie - Walkin' Down The Line (3:59)
10. The Dillards - Walkin' Down The Line (2:31)
11. Linda Ronstadt - Walkin' Down The Line (2:20)
12. Joe and Eddie - Walkin' Down The Line (2:45)
13. Glen Campbell - Walkin' Down The Line (2:13)
14. Eilen Jewell - Walkin' Down The Line (3:37)
15. The Kensingtones - Walkin' Down The Line (2:42)
16. Robin & Linda Williams - Walkin' Down The Line (2:29)
17. Oliver - Walkin' Down The Line (2:40)
18. The Country Gentlemen - Walkin' Down The Line (2:07)
19. Billy Wylder - Walkin' Down The Line (4:07)
20. Sean Hayes - Walkin' Down The Line (3:06)
21. The Flatlanders - Walkin' Down The Line (2:51)
22. Richard Bennett - Walkin' Down The Line (2:49)
23. The Gene Norman Group - Walkin' Down The Line (2:34)
24. Travis Edmonson - Walkin’ Down The Line (1:53)
25. Steve Dawson - Walkin' Down The Line (3:42)
26. Rick Robbins - Walkin' Down The Line (2:34)
27. The Goldebriars - Walkin' Down The Line (2:37)
28. Murphy's Lore - Walkin' Down The Line (3:53)
29. Rod McKinnon - Walkin' Down The Line (1:58)
30. The Convairs - Walkin' Down The Line (2:39)
31. The Country Boys - Walkin' Down The Line (2:00)
32. Jennifer Castle - Walkin' Down The Line (2:05)
33. Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hills Hustle - Walkin' Down The Line (2:50)
34. Bob Dylan - Walkin' Down The Line (1962 version) (3:22)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/JrEV0Dho/file.html
Various Artists – Swinging Mademoiselles
Silva Screen SILCD 1191 (U.K. 2005)
1. Jacqueline Taïeb - 7 Heures Du Matin (2:15)
2. Elizabeth - Je Suis Sublime (3:00)
3. Christine Delaroche - Les Tigres Et Les Minets (2:54)
4. Arlette Zola - Je Suis Folle De Tant T'Aimer (2:52)
5. Christine Delaroche - La Porte A Côté (2:28)
6. Christine Pilzer - Cafe Crème (2:54)
7. Cléo - Et Moi, Et Toi, Et Soie (1:54)
8. Clothilde - Saperlipopette (Bleuet Et Chiendent) (2:38)
9. Clothilde - La Ballade Du Bossu [1967] (3:03)
10. Cosette - Idéalisation (2:11)
11. Delphine Desyeux - Je Suis La Tigresse (I'm A Tiger) (2:59)
12. Isabelle - La Journée D'Isabelle (2:25)
13. Jacqueline Perez - Go Home (2:49)
14. Jacqueline Taïeb - Ce Soir Je M'En Vais (2:29)
15. Katy David - Plus Tard (Call Me) (1:52)
16. Liz Brady - Palladium (The Hip) (2:30)
17. Olivia - Les Yeux Doux (2:02)
18. Stella - Pourquoi Pas Moi (2:53)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/WjK7n0gN/file.html
here is todays trio
Todays trio are
Mott The Hoople-Mott (remastered) 2006.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/OSmpAl3W/file.html
The Who - Summer of 1974,Charlton FC London ak320.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/aSst8KhI/file.html
Pirates-A Fistful Of Dubloons[1980]pub rock.zip
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/fzWlWcJo/file.html
Tomorrow I will post
Jethro Tull-UK A & B Sides 1967-1976
Also I have a cdr which has a title but I think is a DIY jobby so there will be a Name That Tune cdr tomorrow for a bit of fun
Closing in on the end of the Paramount posts, today is number twenty-three. In the Kitsch Korner, we have another Italian soundtrack and some Japanese bamboo flute. No one can say we aren't international.
Various Artists - "The Rise and Fall of Paramount Records, Vol. 2" (23/27) (2004) https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/EKh2pWmj/file.html
Franco Mannino & Sergio Montori - "Identikit" (1974) https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/LJPK2GrA/file.html
Goro Yamaguchi - "A Bell Ringing in the Empty Sky" (1969) https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/L8Rqo6CM/file.html
Hot 100 & BU 1961, Part 10, 20-27.03. No missing tracks.
Ferrante & Teicher Love Theme From "One Eyed Jacks"
Ferrante & Teicher Tara's Theme From Gone With The Wind
Ford, Frankie Seventeen
Ford, Frankie Dog House
McDaniels, Gene Hundred Pounds Of Clay, A
McDaniels, Gene Come On Take A Chance
Mitchell, Guy Your Goodnight Kiss (Ain't What It Used To Be)
Mitchell, Guy Follow Me (I'll Show You The Way)
Reeves, Jim Blizzard, The
Reeves, Jim Danny Boy
Starr, Kay Foolin' Around
Starr, Kay Kay's Lament
Welk, Lawrence My Three Sons, (Theme From)
Welk, Lawrence Out Of A Clear Blue Sky
B. Bumble & The Stingers Bumble Boogie
B. Bumble & The Stingers School Day Blues
Brown, Maxine Funny
Brown, Maxine Now That You've Gone
Capris, The (2) Where I Fell In Love
Capris, The (2) Some People Think
Chimes, The (4) I'm In The Mood For Love
Chimes, The (4) Only Love
Cymbal, Johnny Water Was Red
Cymbal, Johnny Bunny
Grant, Janie Triangle
Grant, Janie She's Going Steady With You
Horton, Johnny Sleepy-Eyed John
Horton, Johnny They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
Jones, Etta Sweethearts On Parade
Jones, Etta You Call It Madness But I Call It Love
Part 61.11.zip
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/SWDeZWAz/file.html
Thursday's GOSPEL
New Generation - Same God (1978).zip
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/gAELS6PB/file.html
@ElTel
I haven`t got a complete set some really didn`t appeal and they were quite expensive.I`ll share what you need if I`ve got it.Let me know.
Cheers!
Bill
Hi Tz,
Does anybody have any stuff of the "Pickin' On" series (A bluegrass tribute on CMH records) and be kind to share it ?
I am also interested by "Banjo spectacular - Buckingham Banjos : CD Decca 466 037 2)
Many thanks by advance.
Bukka White - The Complete Sessions 1930-1940 (1990) Travelin Man
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/DoZAeTQq/file.html
The Stooges
1970: The Complete Fun House Sessions [Disc 1 to 7]
All songs Dave Alexander / Ron Asheton / Scott Asheton / Iggy Pop
——
Over several days during the month of May 1970, The Stooges went into Elektra Sounds Recorders in Los Angeles to cut what would be their second, and ultimately final, album for the label. The idea was to capture, as close as possible, the sound of a Stooges concert on vinyl disc. To that end each track was recorded live in the studio again and again over many days; in the end, seven tracks were edited out of these session reels and rearranged and assembled to make up the original 1970 album.Though a poor seller and almost universally panned upon initial release, Fun House has since been recognized as a true American classic. It is loud, breathtaking music without which much of the punk and hard rock that followed would be unimaginable.What you have known for almost thirty years as a 36-minute long proto-punk masterpiece is now presented in its complete 7-hour and 52-minute recording session entirety - that's more than seven hours of previously unreleased recordings from Iggy and company. Every take from every Fun House session, in order, exactly as The Stooges recorded them -- all the music, mayhem, false starts, inside jokes, and equipment hum. Everything on this 7-CD set has been remastered from scratch from the original multi-tracks. And in addition to all the alternate takes of the Fun House tracks we've known and loved for decades, there are two previously unheard songs which never made it onto that original disc, as well as a remastered version of the original "Down On The Street" b/w "I Feel Alright (1970)" single. Of the 142-tracks (109 are music and 33 are studio dialogue), all but nine are previously unreleased. Six compact discs are packaged in standard jewel cases each with an 8-page folder; the seventh is packaged in a die-cut cardboard sleeve as a replica of the original Elektra single. There is also a 9.5-inch by 19-inch poster which features the original unretouched band photographs from both the front and back album cover. And, to explain it all, there is an essay from journalist Ben Edmonds which puts all of these remarkable Stooges recordings into an understandable context. *The original 1999 release was individually numbered to 3,000 copies. Tracks with the same title and take number are from different days of the recording session.
This Compilation ℗ & © 1999 Elektra Entertainment Group. Rhino Handmade, a suspiciously obnoxious division of Rhino Entertainment Company.
1970: The Complete Fun House Sessions [Disc 2]
1. "Lost in the Future take 1" – 5:42
2. "Studio dialogue" – 0:11
3. "Lost in the Future take 2" (False start) – 1:22
4. "Lost in the Future take 3" – 4:35
5. "Studio dialogue" – 0:15
6. "Loose take 1" – 3:38
7. "Studio dialogue" – 0:19
8. "1970 take 1" – 6:18
9. "Loose take 2" – 3:41
10. "Loose take 3" (False start) – 0:26
11. "Studio dialogue" – 0:32
12. "Loose take 4" – 3:38
13. "Studio dialogue" – 0:14
14. "Loose take 5" – 3:39
15. "Studio dialogue" – 0:08
16. "Loose take 6" – 3:43
17. "Loose take 7" (False start) – 1:10
18. "Loose take 9" – 3:41
19. "Loose take 11" – 3:41
20. "Loose take 12" – 3:42
21. "Loose take 13" – 3:47
22. "Loose take 14" – 3:42
23. "Loose take 15" – 3:42
24. "Slide" ("Slidin' the Blues") – 4:35
25. "Studio dialogue" – 0:12
26. "Loose take 16" – 3:44
27. "Loose take 17" (False start) – 0:27
28. "Loose take 18" (False start) – 1:00
29. "Loose take 19" – 3:38
Link: https://www118.zippyshare.com/v/6IKhHtuz/file.html
Enjoy.
Fred
Thanks Monty for the goodies of the day.
Fred
@Courtoy Serge
I am afraid my earlier comment went down the drain. I am sitting on another computer - so nothing works like it is supposed to work. But what I wanted to say is: Thanks for the Dr. Boogie. Something nice from Belgium, good selection, good sound quality.
Miscellaneous albums:
Leonard Cohen - 1971 - Songs Of Love and Hate - @320
Canadian folk singer More popular in the UK and Australia than the US.
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/jWgXGHyI/file.html
Locomotive - 1970 - We Are Everything You See - @256
Futuristic psychedelia and jazz.
https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/APcKBdCp/file.html
Mountain - 1970 - Climbing - @320
American Hard-Rock band peaks with the monumental "Mississippi Queen"
https://www108.zippyshare.com/v/O4qRPlPt/file.html
@ElTel
I haven`t got the full set,some didn`t appeal and they were quite expensive.
I`ll share your wants if I`ve got them.
Cheers!
Bill
PS I seem to be missing A La Carte 159,if you could help??
Cheers!
Bill
R.I.P. Dean Ford of Marmalade
Marmalade – Kaleidoscope - The Pop-Psych Sessions
Sanctuary – Castle Music CMRCD 636 (U.K. 2003)
Marmalade was a Scottish pop rock group from the east end of Glasgow, originally formed in 1961 as The Gaylords, and then later billed as Dean Ford And The Gaylords. In 1966, they changed the group name to The Marmalade, later dropping the “The”. The most successful period for the band, in terms of U.K. chart success, was between 1968 and 1972. From the early 1970s, after the original players began to drift away, the band evolved with many further personel changes and still exists to this day, touring the nostalgia circuit. With the departure of Graham Knight in September 2010, there are now no original Marmalade members remaining in the band.
Marmalade is one of those groups that just seems to endure. They are best remembered today for one record, their cover of the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da," although they charted number one records (success in the UK charts kicked off in May 1968 with ‘Loving Things’ which was swiftly followed by ‘Wait For Me Marianne’ and ‘Baby Make It Soon’) and even Top Ten American singles into the 1970s. The group, especially as constituted up through the earl19'70s, had many sides, including white soul, harmony dominated pop/rock, and progressive pop, all very much like The Beatles in their middle years. However, it was their cover of a Beatles song, oddly enough, that weighed down their reputation. In point of fact, they did somewhat resemble The Beatles musically, having started out as a band of teenagers eager to play hard rock ‘n’ roll; like the Beatles, they developed a great degree of sophistication in their singing and playing, but they never had the freedom to experiment with the different sides of their music. Ironically, in their prime, their career arc most resembled that of The Tremeloes, who made incredibly well-crafted pop/rock but were never taken seriously.
1. I See The Rain (Single Version) (4:01)
2. Kaleidoscope (4:06)
3. Mess Around (3:14)
4. Man In A Shop (3:17)
5. Butterfly (3:47)
6. Laughing Man (3:24)
7. It's All Leading Up To Saturday Night (2:19)
8. Otherwise It's Been A Perfect Day (2:41)
9. Station On Third Avenue (3:20)
10. Hey Joe (4:00)
11. Mr Lion (3:01)
12. There Ain't No Use In Hanging On (2:00)
13. Chains (2:34)
14. Fight Say The Mighty (4:33)
15. Mr Tambourine Man (3:15)
16. Time Is On My Side (2:41)
17. Dear John (2:48)
18. And Yours Is A Piece Of Mine (3:01)
19. Can You Help Me (8:31)
20. I See The Rain (Album Version) (3:48)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/eaPO70ua/file.html
Bullfrog, I have David West's "Pickin' On' series for Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, The Byrds and maybe some more.
Actually, I have 3 different versions of the bluegrass tribute to Tom Petty.
LENNY BREAU (1941 – 1984) was an American-born guitarist and music educator.
Lenny moved with his family to Canada in 1948, and he lived in various Canadian cities until returning to the United States in 1976.
Breau blended many styles of music, including jazz, country, classical, and flamenco.
Five O'Clock Bells;--L.Breau,79.zip
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/zLLWmZKB/file.html
The Hallmark Sessions;--L.Breau,61.zip
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/voeOqg3E/file.html
Live At Bourbon Street;--L.Breau,83.zip
https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/0Nqo7IHP/file.html
@ Bill, many thanks for the offer.
a la carte 159 - The 6T'S Soul Generation, Part 2.rar
https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/orcMyyx5/file.html
Still missing a few a La Carte from 170 - 200 +, do you have any in this range.
cheers,ELtel
50’s and 60s Rock and Roll
GONNA GET YOU
Arnie’s Theme 1 – Freddie Cannon
Gonna Get You – Fabian
Beaver Shot – The Periscopes
Sinner Not A Saint – Trini Lopez
Boogie Childrean – Mack Allen Smith
Toolie Froolie – Bobby Lee Trammell
Madness – The Rhythm Rockers
Down Baby – Tom James
I Love My Baby – The Phaetons
Shake ‘Em Up Baby – Rusty York
I’m A Man – Mort Shuman
Linda Lee – Johnny Lee & Eldorados
Lucky 11 Rock – Chuck Slaughter
I’m On Fire – The Greenbeats
Confusin’ – Lee McBridge
Lovey Dovey – The Royal Rhythms
The Girl Next Door Went A-Walkin’ – Max K. Lipscomb
Blue Moon Of Kentucky – The Stompers
Wild Little Willy – Ricky Vance & Ramrods
Yes You Do – Trini Lopez
Mogul Monster – The Rangers
Arnie’s Theme 2 – The Three D’s
https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/8JysSoZI/file.html
Startin’ the new year right!
Les Paul & Mary Ford - The Capitol Records Years 1948-1957
Vol. 3 of 7
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/9TumXYRw/file.html
Fourth set of Doo Wop rips. All at 320kbps, tagged with art. Enjoy.
Hot n’ Hip Harmony
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/uuLsuvRT/file.html
More Hot n’ Hip Harmony
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/we0mYkoc/file.html
Doo Woppin’ Around the World
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/ub86TwPL/file.html
Bullfrog requested Pickin' On....
Here's Led Zeppelin Vol. 1 &2 and also Jimi Hendrix.
One file 3 albums.
https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/FaCOVa8D/file.html
I also have Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, and The White Stripes if interested.
@Bullfrog i have just 3 from "Pickin' On" series:
Pickin on Pink Floyd
https://mega.nz/#!IqYVFChB!Pm2RJ_iEWTMcnF9k-QDubAZfX8HykdUuxwDWt8xO_oo
Pickin on The Allman Bros
https://mega.nz/#!1yQ1hYIQ!7Kz1syvHSBAIKecSM3f2fq5K0PO8_ZPU7ApmFBBMYZQ
Pickin on the Doobie Bros
https://mega.nz/#!5vQTAYQS!ptboDI8X8dUuB-MEExTCYFZ8kTwXYxZJnJunLh7J6yo
not my rips, not sure where i got them. All the best
Tom Jones - Over the Top and Back- The Autobiography
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/XuR97sBq/file.html
New York City, 1965. I am on the set of The Ed Sullivan Show, standing alone on a white wooden cube under hot studio lights, waiting for my cue. It’s eight o’clock on a Sunday night in the golden age of pop and the dying days of black-and-white television. I am twenty-four years old and I am about to break America inside two minutes.
I seem to have no nerves—unless you count an eagerness to get going, to get at it, a buzz of anticipation. But there’s no fear. Self-doubt doesn’t really apply at this point. Singing, as my twenty-four-year-old self knows it—as my childhood self seemed always to know it—is something that happens when I open my mouth and let it go. Singing I know I can do. Hasn’t everybody around me always said so? There is no other position in life in which I am so absolutely and unshakably sure of myself.
@ElTel
Yes, I`ve got them,some not tagged, what do you need?
Cheers!
Bill
Here are my 3 posts for today
The last Dr Boogie that i have
2010 - Dr Boogie - Presents Wasa Wasa- Fabulous Rhythm 'n' Blues Shakers on the Dancefloor! 1952-1968.rar
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/oWpYPa8i/file.html
and 2 more Jacques Brel intégrale.
After there will remain 3 cd's For Jacque Brel and the integral 16 cd's will be completed
2003 - Jacques Brel - 12 - J'arrive.rar
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/fWxuB3PC/file.html
2003 - Jacques Brel - 13 - L'homme de la Mancha.rar
https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/tAHeFZQo/file.html
Cheers guys.
Serge...
@smokey,
No your last comment didn't go to the drain, i just posted today the last Dr Boogie that i had and it's for you.
In total i have posted 13 cd's and i continue diggin' to find new ones
I Hope you'll enjoy the last i just posted.
Serge
Thanx Djmc Great Start To The New Year
BOOGIE CHILLUN
Cheers
Tel
JWDen
Thanks so much for the huge collection
of Paramount recordings
Searnav, thank you for this great collection by Marmalade!
Hi friends, anyone have Steve Gillette album's: Alone... Direct (1979) and A Little Warmth (1979)? Thanks in advance!
June
To ring in the new year, how about an intrigued backward glance at... 1919? What exactly were our grandparents and their parents listening to that year? I got to wondering about this, while digging through my Vault to sort things out for friend Erasmus's transfusion. And I decided to crank up the dusty victrola and bring out a bunch of samples. I looked over all the 1919 MP3s I had... then dizzily pared the almost-500 tracks back to something more manageable, pulling together the 320-KBpS MP3s only. That's still left us a nice array of 165 recordings. Per RYP's guidance, I've kept each volume to no more than 30 tracks each.
When we sit down with our grand- and great-grandparents (including my own grandfather in my Google avatar), we hear the early sounds of Jazz, which had first hit it big just two years earlier. There are determined vestiges, still, of Vaudeville routines and Ragtime rhythm. "Blues" has begun showing up in a number of titles, although the recordings' sound - at least, to my amateur ears - is more like early Jazz, maybe a little Ragtimey. And with World War I fresh ended, there are some leftover patriotic tunes as well. A number of particularly popular titles have been recorded by several different artists... and there might just be a scattering of super-early country, Hawaiian, and Cajun...
So for anybody interested in hundred-year-old Victrola voices, today and tomorrow are for you. Even here at this far end of the telescope, you'll recognize some artists' names and titles. Bear in mind that occasional themes and wording aren't exactly 2019-acceptable; those were different times, okay? (And unfortunately, certain tracks were over-tweaked, at some point, and given a wateriness or tinniness that was nothing like their original sound. I've tried to keep them to a minimum.)
Thanks as always go out to RYP and Gyro 1966 for letting me set up Gramp's old platter- and cylinder-spinners here in the corner next to JWDen's shinier models. Thanks also to the folks who originally posted these recordings around the web over the years... except for the over-tweakers; shame on you.
Seven-day link, parts 1-3 (expires January 11):
https://we.tl/t-koA5FzMZUZ
Track listings follow, below; cheers!
Happy New Year 1919, part one: A-artists
01 158th U.S. Infantry Regiment Band - The Story-Book Ball
02 Ada Jones - Oh, Lawdy
03 Al Bernard - Beale Street Blues
04 Al Bernard - I Want to Hold You in My Arms (with Ernest Hare)
05 Al Bernard - Negro Blues
06 Al Bernard - St. Louis Blues
07 Al Jolson - I Gave Her That
08 Al Jolson - Tell Me
09 Al Jolson - You Ain't Heard Nothing Yet
10 All-Star Trio - I'll Say She Does
11 All-Star Trio - The Vamp
12 Alma Gluck - Bring Back My Bonnie to Me
13 Alma Gluck - Hatikva
14 American (Premier) Quartet - Anything Is Nice if It Comes From Dixie
15 American (Premier) Quartet - Breeze, Blow My Baby Back to Me
16 Art Hickman - Hold Me
17 Art Hickman - Peggy
18 Art Hickman - Rose Room
19 Art Hickman - Sweet and Low
20 Art Hickman - The Hesitating Blues
21 Art Hickman - Wonderful Pal
22 Arthur Bergh - Here They Come
23 Arthur Bergh - Jolly Coppersmith
24 Arthur Collins - Belinda, Open Up Your Window
25 Arthur Collins - Every Day's a Holiday in Dixie (with Byron Harlan)
26 Arthur Collins - I'm Waiting for You, Liza Jane (with Byron Harlan)
27 Arthur Fields - Bring Back Those Wonderful Days
28 Arthur Fields - How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm
29 Arthur Fields - Ja-Da
30 Arthur Fields - Would You Rather Be a Colonel
Happy New Year 1919, part two: B-C artists
01 Ben Selvin - Bo-La-Bo
02 Ben Selvin - Dardanella
03 Ben Selvin - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
04 Bert Williams - It's Nobody's Dirty Business but My Own
05 Bert Williams - The Moon Shines On the Moonshine
06 Billy Golden - Matrimonial Mix-Up (with Joseph Hughes)
07 Billy Golden - The Bell-Boys (with Joseph Hughes)
08 Billy Murray - After You've Gone (with with Gladys 'Rachel Grant' Rice)
09 Billy Murray - Alcoholic Blues (with Rosario Bourdon)
10 Billy Murray - Alcoholic Blues
11 Billy Murray - And He'd Say Oo-La-La, Oui-Oui
12 Billy Murray - Come On and Play With Me
13 Billy Murray - How Are You Goin' to Wet Your Whistle
14 Billy Murray - I'll See You in C, U, B, A
15 Billy Murray - I'm Going to Settle Down Outside of London Town
16 Billy Murray - I've Got My Captain Working for Me Now
17 Billy Murray - Just Another Poor Man Gone Wrong
18 Billy Murray - Just as We Used to Do
19 Billy Murray - Take Your Girlie to the Movies
20 Billy Murray - Wait Till You Get Them Up in the Air, Boys
21 Billy Whitlock - Scotch Hot
22 Byron G. Harlan - How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm
23 Cal Stewart - Christmas-Time at Punkin Center (with Ada Jones)
24 Cal Stewart - I Laughed at the Wrong Time
25 Cal Stewart - Ticklish Reuben
26 Cal Stewart - Uncle Josh and Aunt Nancy on a Visit to New York (with Ada Jones)
27 Cal Stewart - Uncle Josh and Aunt Nancy Put Up the Kitchen Stove (with Ada Jones)
28 Charles A. Prince's Orchestra, Band - Happy Days in Dixie
29 Charles A. Prince's Orchestra, Band - How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (with Nora Bayes)
30 Charles A. Prince's Orchestra, Band - My Isle of Golden Dreams
Happy New Year 1919, part three: C-H artists
01 Charles Hart - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (with Elliott Shaw)
02 Charles W. Harrison - Dreaming of Home-Sweet-Home
03 Charles W. Harrison - Rose of No-Man's Land
04 Charles W. Harrison - Waiting
05 Charles W. Harrison - When You Look In the Heart of a Rose
06 Columbia Saxaphone Sextet - Chong
07 Dan Boudini - medley of Irish jigs (with Phil Boudini)
08 Dan Boudini - medley of Irish reels (with Phil Boudini)
09 Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Egyptland
10 Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazzology
11 Earl Fuller's Famous Jazz Band - Jazzorient
12 Eddie Cantor - You Don't Need the Wine to Have a Wonderful Time
13 Elaine Gordon - They're Biting Every Minute, Down in Maine
14 Enrico Caruso - Garibaldi's Hymn
15 Ernest Hare - A Good Man Is Hard to Find
16 F. Howard Jackson - How'd You Like to Be My Daddy
17 Ford Dabney's Band - Slow-Drag Blues
18 Fred van Eps - Policy King
19 Fritz Kreisler - Beautiful Ohio
20 George Meader - Wonderful Pal
21 Gus 'Van' von Glahn - Mandy (with Joe Schenck)
22 Gus 'Van' von Glahn - Oh, How She Can Sing (with Joe Schenck)
23 Harry MacDonough - Till We Meet Again (with Charles Hart and Nicholas Orlando)
24 Harry Yerkes - At the High Brown Babies' Ball
25 Harry Yerkes - Kentucky Dreams
26 Helen Clark - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles (with George Wilton Ballard)
27 Honolulu Hawaiian Orchestra - Hawaiian Lullaby
28 Honolulu Hawaiian Orchestra - Kawaha
@JWDen: thank you for more from Paramount; this is getting to be a nicely hip-deep heap.
@FlatSpin: thank you for the Bukka White.
@Edward: thank you for the Leonard Cohen. I got turned on to him in the late '70s by a sharp high-school teacher who looked, and taught, like George Carlin on steroids... George Carlin as he looked then, that is. Daughter Two discovered Cohen in her own high-school years, eventually raking in a summa cum laude from the university. Coincidence? Maybe not.
@Roz: thank you for the pickin' on Pink Floyd.
(Isn't there a pickin' on Moody Blues? Or am I thinking a blues tribute? Either one, or both, would be a great listen.)
Cheers!
@djmcblues2 -- Thank you very much for "Gonna Get You."
@Serge TYVM for another Dr.Boogie !!!
re - Wikkid Pissa said...
Thanks for the 12 Glenn's Girls.
Cheers,
Mike
Interesting to see mention of Dean Ford of Marmalade, I noticed it on Exy's chat box too. They were a mediocre group that struck lucky, the UK was full of good, bad indifferent groups that got lucky or nor, sure it was the same globally, but to pick him and them out as something to make a point of seems strange to me.
Walter Klondike.
To Searnav
I'm interested, if you can post them on occasion...
To Roz
Thank you very much, it's great !
@Aging Child, Thank you very much for your 1919 series. I enjoy throwing old-timey recordings into my "mixtape" playlists for family as a Whiskey-Tango-Foxtrot mood lifter, and the various "Forever Blowing Bubbles" are always good for a laugh. :D
Thanks Monty
The Who what a band
Regards
Thanks BillyK for all the doo-wop, and everyone for all the solid shares
@Hilltopper: thank you for the kind word, and old-timey appreciation. (Whiskey-Tango-Foxtrot; I like that!) As you know, there are all kinds of lighthearted silly super-oldtime recordings that survive from all the way back in the 1880s. E.g., some of Cal Stewart's routines are great... especially the dated ones that don't quite work anymore; likewise any of a number of his fun colleagues. And it's the fun stuff, the funny stuff, that gives us some of the best insights, too. Cheers!
Thanks Searnav for the Swinging Mademoiselles comp & Marmalade – Kaleidoscope and JWDen for Franco Mannino & Sergio Montori - Identikit.
Thanks, Aging Child, for the 1919 set. Much to explore there.
You're very welcome, @Rolf; and I agree - that's been my thought since I first discovered extremely old recordings. These 1919 sounds provide a great cross-section - and soundtrack - of an interesting year: beginning of healing from a catastrophic war (and epidemic), debilitating economic depression a distant decade away (apart from looming hyperinflation for shaky Weimar Germany), new forays in music... and just about everything else. These living voices' and hands' insights into both cultural trends, and daily life at home (and onstage), are immensely fascinating... and catchy, too. Cheers!
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