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Freddie “Fingers” Lee – Freddie “Fingers” Lee
Rockhouse LP 7812 (Holland 1978)
Freddie “Fingers” Lee (piano, vocals)
Nick Malone (guitar, fiddle)
Roscoe Birchmore (stand up bass, bass guitar)
“Wild” Bob Burgos (drums)
1. One-Eyed Boogie Boy (48:42)
2. I'm Down (2:14)
3. Come Back Baby (2:46)
4. It's Hard To Lie To You (3:25)
5. I'm Gonna Move (2:12)
6. Dib Dab Boogie (2:57)
7. I Don't Want Your Rockin' Love (3:26)
8. I'm Rollin' Home (4:32)
9. I'll Come Back (2:21)
10. You Paid To Ride (3:14)
11. Trying To Get To Memphis (2:50)
12. Rock All Night (2:10)
13. Pondering And Wondering (3:40)
14. Rockin' At My House (2:55)
15. I'm A Nut (3:26)
16. Two Boiled Eggs (2:54)
Fresh Vinyl Rip – Freshly Scanned Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
Front cover signed by guitar player Nick Malone and drummer Kevin Thompson (replacing Bob Burgos) at a concert in Belgium on February 22, 1980.
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/NEhrJe1A/file.html
Les Champions – Le Rock Des Années 60 Vol. 2
Musidisc 30 CV 1332 [France – year unknown (sometime in the 70s)]
Claude Ciari (lead guitar)
Benoît « Daniel » Kaufmann (bass)
Alain Santamaria (rhythm guitar)
Willy Lewis (drums)
Yvon Oazana (drums)
French instrumental rock from the early sixties.
1. Poupée Brisée (2:29)
2. L'Idole Des Jeunes (2:20)
3. Rupture À Cinq Temps (1:52)
4. Barcarolle (2:37)
5. Loin (3:03)
6. Les Cavaliers Du Ciel (2:11)
7. Les Mercenaires (1:47)
8. Lavender Blue (2:54)
9. L'Infini Au Soleil (2:34)
10. Le Train (3:10)
11. La Longue Marche (2:11)
12. Rendez-Vous Au Golf Drouot (2:14)
Artwork included (front, back, labels)
https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/C30PTUb0/file.html
Here's an obscurity: I'm searching for a copy of "A Rockin' Good Way" by Priscilla Bowman.
https://www.discogs.com/Priscilla-Bowman-A-Rockin-Good-Way/release/13081436
If you have a copy you're willing to share, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Happy Wednesday in the TZ!
Does anyone have a copy of the single "When The Lovelight Start Shining Through Her Eyes/Layers and Layers" by By George & Co. on VEEP V-1271 that they could share? https://www.discogs.com/By-George-Co-When-The-Lovelight-Starts-Shining-Through-Her-Eyes/release/9007381
Thanks in advance!
tsi&hrjs
Continued upload of
The Buffalo Bop Collection
See also http://www.dee-jay-records.de/html/buffalo_bop.html
Here are the links for the next volumes:
55178. Wild Wood Rockabilly:
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/6vXk08BK/file.html
55179. Got Troubles:
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/CIeWWN49/file.html
55180. Set Me Free:
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/heOETgjZ/file.html
Next Volumes follow tomorrow...
More Music...423
Please enjoy them, if you don't have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Baroques - Purple Day Singles & Demo's [2010]
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/tERI7AlY/file.html
This is a fantastic piece of psych which has often been overlooked by fans, and I've seldom seen this on lists of top 100 psych albums. They have a great classic psych sound with organ and fuzz guitar, sometimes trippy, but usually quite melodic. This is not just progressive garage rock labelled as psych which happens so often, but quite spacy psych which mostly makes quite compelling listening. The Baroques were, simply put, Milwaukee's finest rock band of the late 1960s. Led by guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Jay Borkenhagen, The Baroques produced two wonderful singles, Iowa-A Girls Name b/w Mary Jane in 1967 and I Will Not Touch You b/w Remember in 1968, all included in this wonderful compilation, as well as an excellent album, The Baroques, released on the Chicago based Chess label in 1967, the majority of which is included here. This fine disc is completed by the highlights of the further recordings by the band released on band's self-released lp Baroques demos. There are too many highlights to mention them all, but the disc is graced by two versions of their debut single, the hard-edged, finely tuned "Iowa, A Girl's Name" as well as two take on the humorously titled but seriously recorded "Musical Tribute To The Oscar Meyer Weiner Wagon." A further highlight is the band's 11 minute 48 second psychedelic masterpiece "Tangerine Sunset." How this band kept from breaking big is a mystery. The songs are well constructed, well executed, and there is certainly no filler to be found here. Their lack of success was perhaps due to the fact that their wonderful album was released on the Chess label, and was not a good fit for distributors who were perplexed by the psychedelic rock found on The Baroques. Had the album been released on a more suitable label this band may well have become legendary. The talent was there, the promotion wasn't. How tragic. However, this compilation is still available, though limited to only 1000 pieces, and Distortions has discontinued pressing cds, switching to vinyl only production. In other words, this cd will soon be completely unavailable. So grab this classic compilation while you can. If not you may never know what a jewel you have missed out on.
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02 Bob Lind - Dont Be Concerned [1967]
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/vwqkNL71/file.html
Built around his big hit "Elusive Butterfly," Bob Lind's debut LP presented similarly creatively orchestrated early folk-rock, arranged and produced by Jack Nitzsche. The combination of singer/songwriter folk-rock with lush yet tasteful orchestration was a pioneering one, though others such as Tim Buckley and Judy Collins would make more enduring records in what came to be called the Baroque folk style. All of Lind's most famous songs are here -- not just the much-covered "Elusive Butterfly," but also "Mr. Zero" (covered by Yardbirds singer Keith Relf), "Counting" (covered by Marianne Faithfull), "Cheryl's Goin' Home" (covered by the Blues Project), and "Drifter's Sunrise" (covered by the Gants), though "You Should Have Seen It," "Truly Julie's Blues (I'll Be There)," and "It Wasn't Just the Morning" are of the same caliber. The jaunty country novelty "The World Is Just a B-Movie" sounds the only jarring tone in what's otherwise a very stylistically consistent album...(AllMusic Review by Richie Unterberger)
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03 23rd Turnoff - The Dream of Michaelangelo (66-67) [2004]
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/NU6QrDuT/file.html
With beginnings going back to the 1950s, this Liverpool group evolved through the Merseybeat era into being known as The Kirkbys. This complete collection of sought after material includes highly collectable singles. Twenty-one track compilation CD (Several tracks featured have been reissued previously & 17 are previously unreleased... ) of Liverpool psychedelic / pop band that once went by the monicker of The Kirbys. First eight tunes are from the Kirbys, as I found to my liking cuts such as "She'll Get No Lovin' That Way" the awesome (should-heve-been an international Top Ten hit) "It's A Crime" and their single of "I've Never Been So Much In Love". Also soak my senses into the stunning power ballad-like "Flowers Are Flowering" (pretty good for a demo), the familiar "I'll Be Round" (I'm sure that I've heard this '60's gem on some various artists Mod collection before), the demo of "Michelangelo" and the catchy "(Not) A Penny In My Pocket". Line-up: Jimmy Campbell (R.I.P.) - rhythm guitar & vocals, John Lloyd - lead guitar & vocals, Alby Power - bass and Kenny Goodlass - drums. Recommended for fans of the Searchers, the Byrds, Hollies, and the Mindbenders A must-have for all fans of beat, pop psych, & classic English 60s music. (Amazon)
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Good morning, TZ! The R&B classic today is the second disc by sax man Jim Wynn. The Kitsch Korner goes all Parisian with some accordion by Antoine Gastol and brings you one of my new/old favorite library albums. Enjoy!
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Blues & Rhythm Series Classics #5070 - Jim Wynn (1947-1949) https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/Ixz0F8Rq/file.html
Antoine Gastol - Sous le Ciel de Montmartre (1963) https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/UPDxYKVP/file.html
Francesco Messina - Medio Occidente (1983) https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/0adjipy9/file.html
Johnny And The Hurricanes
London RE 10.034 (France 1960)
4 track vinyl EP
Johnny Paris (saxophone), Paul Tesluk (organ), Lionel "Butch" Mattice (bass), Dave Yorko (guitar), William "Little Bo" Savich (drums)
1. Crossfire (2:25)
2. Lazy (2:10)
3. Red River Rock (2:12)
4. Buckeye (2:10)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (signed for me on front by leader / saxophone player Johnny Paris in 1980)
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/NoK5A3Fm/file.html
Hot 100 & BU 1962, Pt.51, 22.12 cont. – 29.12. No missing tracks.
Contours, The Shake Sherry
Contours, The You Better Get In Line
Dells, The Bird, The (Bossa Nova)
Dells, The Eternally
Goldsboro, Bobby Molly
Goldsboro, Bobby Honey Baby
Ifield, Frank Lovesick Blues
Ifield, Frank Anytime
Kallen, Kitty My Coloring Book
Kallen, Kitty Here's To Us
Shannon, Del Little Town Flirt
Shannon, Del Wamboo, The
Thunder, Johnny Loop De Loop
Thunder, Johnny Don't Be Ashamed
Campbell, Glen, w. The Green River Boys Kentucky Means Paradise
Campbell, Glen, w. The Green River Boys Truck Driving Man
Carr, Cathy Sailor Boy
Carr, Cathy Next Time The Band Plays A Waltz, The
Cleftones, The Lover Come Back To Me
Cleftones, The There She Goes
Clifford, Mike What To Do With Laurie
Clifford, Mike That's What They Said
Covay, Don Popeye Waddle, The
Covay, Don One Little Boy Had Money
Cramer, Floyd Java
Cramer, Floyd Melissa
Crystals, The (5) He's Sure The Boy I Love
Crystals, The (5) Walkin' Along (La La La)
Harnell, Joe, & His Orchestra Fly Me To The Moon - Bossa Nova
Harnell, Joe, & His Orchestra Harlem Nocturne
Part 62.51.zip
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/Rp3YoEqu/file.html
@Mike, Davetuba re Warped
Be aware that there are occasionally two different albums with the same number, and some were remade with the same number as more tracks became available.
THE ROSE GARDEN - THE ROSE GARDEN (1968) @320
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/file/nck2455lmu21e4z/Rose.rar/file
Zippyshare: https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/WCNSsNIV/file.html
The Rose Garden were an American folk rock band from Los Angeles, California, active in 1967 and 1968. They are best remembered for their hit single "Next Plane to London". The band formed from an earlier group known as The Blokes which was founded in 1964 and had covered much of the Byrds work in its later years. By 1967, the group's full lineup was complete and they became known as The Rose Garden. The members were Diana DeRose on lead vocals and acoustic guitar, John Noreen on 12-string guitar and backup vocal, James Groshong on lead vocal and guitar, William Fleming on bass and Bruce Bowdin on drums. In 1967 they signed with Atco Records and had a hit with "Next Plane To London" which reached #17 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart at the end of that year. They released their self titled album in January 1968. (Wiki)
ELMER GANTRY'S VELVET OPERA - ELMER GANTRY'S VELVET OPERA (1968) @320
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/file/m5x209ox8r2imra/Elmer.rar/file
Zippyshare: https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/F7ANN9uY/file.html
On a planet where many people throughout the course of history never got their dues, Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera are a perfect example. Exuding extreme talent throughout the album, one would wonder why they never made it big. These guys deserved to be more famous than they ever were, with talent at all angles. There are too many great songs on this LP for it to be overlooked. While supporting Pink Floyd on tour in 1967, the band decided to go the psychedelic route. Elmer Gantry’s Velvet Opera consisted of lead singer Dave Terry, drummer Richard Hudson, lead guitarist Colin Forster, bassist John Ford and keyboardist Jimmy Horrocks. Each member clearly knew what they were doing with their given instrument and they all combined their talents to create an explosion of exemplary psychedelic sounds. As well as the album this collection features their first two singles. (Moof)
IRON BUTTERFLY - IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA (1968) @320
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/file/oz2fa4u6srzel5y/Iron.rar/file
Zippyshare: https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/OzVefHvi/file.html
Ah, Iron Butterfly. Allegedly Jimmy Page liked their name so much he called his outfit Led Zeppelin. This, their second album, was the sound of Summer ‘68 in the States. They were briefly perceived as more vital than Hendrix or
The Doors. It sold a million within a year and has since passed thirty million - not bad for “forgotten” one-hit-wonders. On top of that their crossover from flower-power and beads into heavier riff-based terrain caught
the hippies-getting-darker and contributed to inventing the metal genre. They were both a part of the LA psychedelic scene with The Seeds and The Strawberry Alarm Clock, and somehow, on the 17-minute title track,
accidentally prog. Another allegedly was the title which was supposed to be "In The Garden Of Eden" but someone had written "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida", possibly while stoned, on a demo copy. A record company executive saw it and decided to use it as the title since it sounded mystical and Eastern spirituality was big at the time. (Classic Rock)
ELMER GANTRY'S VELVET OPERA taster: https://youtu.be/2DdMgbCQVvQ
More Monkeying Moggies...
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 71 - What the Funk 4
https://www.mediafire.com/file/kc0wz5skszwg09t/Dancin%27_Cat_-_Vol._71
_-_What_the_Funk_4.7z/file
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 72 - New Millenium soul Vol 2
https://www.mediafire.com/file/c49yvbvw5ex8bnf/Dancin%27_Cat_-_Vol._72
_-_new_millenium_soul_volume_2.7z/file
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 73 - New Millennium Soul Vol 3
https://www.mediafire.com/file/nnuz021bszehevb/Dancin%27_Cat_-_Vol._73
_-_New_Millennium_Soul_Volume_Three.7z/file
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
Posted by The Bill/ElTel/Smegga Collaboration
Requested,
http://www.mediafire.com/file/y43htikve1fgnxk/Where_Southern_Soul_Began_2_%25281955-1962_History_Of_Soul%2529_CD1.01.rar/file
cheers,ELtel
Wednesday's GOSPEL
Original Five Blind Boys Of Alabama - Oh Lord Stand By Me [Specialty] (1970)
https://we.tl/t-8TOlGNwQjI
OkieRambler said...
Here's an obscurity: I'm searching for a copy of "A Rockin' Good Way" by Priscilla Bowman.
Link: https://www41.zippyshare.com/v/UuMGg2TV/file.html
BLUES
Big Boy Cruddup – Star Bootlegger (1982) Krazy Kat LP
https://www.discogs.com/Big-Boy-Crudup-Star-Bootlegger/release/3463873
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/JXNPouR2/file.html
Todays offerings are
VA-Weird Nightmare - Meditations on Mingus (Don Byron, Bill Frisell, Henry Threadgill, etc.) - 1992 Columbia - HQ VBR
https://www.mediafire.com/file/5jwcz69ubbj5nkq/VA-Weird_Nightmare_-_Meditations_on_Mingus_%28Don_Byron%2C_Bill_Frisell%2C_Henry_Threadgill%2C_etc.%29_-_1992_Columbia_-_HQ_VBR.zip/file
VA-Garage Rock Vol 1[rare Swedish Comp]
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ssa2nabyacvtebi/VA-Garage_Rock_Vol_1%5Brare_Swedish_Comp%5D.zip/file
David Bowie (1969) the Beckenham Oddity
https://www.mediafire.com/file/60io4r0pb6ir43b/David_Bowie_%281969%29_the_beckenham_oddity.zip/file
Maria Schneider Orchestra
@Opa, here's the last batch.
Concert In The Garden [2004]
Link:https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/ga4EfbOU/file.html
Sky Blue [2007]
Link:https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/cp2iapfE/file.html
Enjoy.
Ernest Ranglin
@La musica è vita, here's the 9th batch.
Alextown [2005] @192
Link:https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/H12FnblG/file.html
Stay tuned.
Enjoy.
Many thanks to Butterboy/Zipper for some great 60's shares today..Bob Lind is very underrated in my book
NEW BLOG
I decided to create my own blog to share my albums for real
music lovers. The name is "Keep The Music Alive" and here's
the link:
https://keep-the-music-alive.blogspot.com
RYP, I can only say "Tausend mal" thanks for being
wonderful host and this now feels like grown-up child
leaving home to live on his own. But it doesn't mean I'm
gone forever. I will still visit TZ. Ryp, I will appreciate
if you place my blog link in your blogroll.
For the Ernest Ranglin post, now 4 albums to go, I will share
them here on TZ. For other shares you can visit my new blog.
@David Dedrick, your request a copy of Sergio Mendes &
Brasil '66 album Fool on the Hill (flac) can be found today
on my new blog. Maybe if you lucky you be my first visiter.
@GuitarPicker, are you still interested in the 4 CD boxset
"The Golden Age Of The Ink Spots - The Best Of Everything -
101 Classic Original Recordings"? I have this boxset in @320.
Let me know here. If yes, I will post it ASAP on my new blog.
To All TZers, If requests not being fullfilled on TZ, take
a look at my blog, maybe you find there your wants.
Hope I see you TZers back on my new blog.
Cheers.
TheSingleGuy45,
Congratulations on your decision and good luck for the future! Your blog link is placed...
Jimmie & Vella – Jimmie & Vella (1972) Vinyl @320
http://www69.zippyshare.com/v/4GTD4I3q/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Jimmie-Vella-Jimmie-Vella/release/1796450
Los Lobos – The Ride (2004) CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos-The-Ride/release/422597
Los Lobos – Under The Boardwalk /
Volver, Volver 7" (1981) Vinyl @320
https://www.discogs.com/Los-Lobos-Under-The-Boardwalk-Volver-Volver/master/1059785
The Neville Brothers – A Change Is Gonna Come (1990) CD Single @320
https://www.discogs.com/Neville-Brothers-A-Change-Is-Gonna-Come/release/3028562
All in one zip file
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/ZRyesKWR/file.html
Blogger RYP said...
TheSingleGuy45,
Congratulations on your decision and good luck for the future!
I second this emotion its nice to see TZ spreading new roots
@Bill
thanks for more pussy fevers...
@Ryp
YES...good leg up for the 2nd leg..!!!...LFC
@TheSingleGuy45
good luck on your new blog lad...
im not on blogger so cant sau this there..
smegga,
the Reds should have scored more goals, then everything would already be in a dry towel (as we say here)...
YNWA
@Ryp
agreed lad..yes..hopefully more goals in porto...!?
Claude requested this yesterday - 'a good rip (320) with scans of T. Texas Tyler "The Man With A Million Friends" on the Collector label'
I have this title from the web - 'T Texas Tyler – The Man With A Million Friends' (1995) Bronco Buster CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/T-Texas-Tyler-The-Man-With-A-Million-Friends/release/11923192
https://mega.nz/#!j9ExjCSI!YCRlT2r89uxLcvAAPKV_EWIwPjJrw1nrwj81hamHHjo
Thanks Bill and the Bill/ElTel/Smegga Collaboration for the Monkeying Moggies...
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 71 - What the Funk 4
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 72 - New Millenium soul Vol 2
Dancin' Cat - Vol. 73 - New Millennium Soul Vol 3
Having problems with my ips keep getting throttled
@Single Guy45
Congratulations, hope your new blog is successful for you. Enjoy it always.
I look forward to visiting. Cheers
@Monty:
I was curious about the Swedish "garage rock" compilation that you posted, and decided to download it. Ok, the compilation actually has the title "garage rock", bu the music doesn't seem to be garage rock in the generally accepted sense of the term (e.g. 60's influenced rock in the style of the bands found on "Nuggets", "Pebbles" and other similar compilations).
When looking at the artwork of the cd I realised what this actually is. It's a compilation of local amateur bands from the Haninge area, just south of Stockholm. The cd was funded by an organisation that arranges various types of evening classes, in an attempt to encourage teenagers to play music.
The music on the cd may of course be good regardless of all this. I just wanted to explain for those expecting a garage rock compilation in the more conventional sense.
/Jumpstart
The History of Rhythm & Blues Volume One (1925-1942) is a 4 CD box set issued on the Rhythm and Blues Records label. In the days ahead, I'll also share Volume Two (1942-1952) and Volume Three (1952-1957), which are both also 4 CD sets. In keeping with TZ rules, I'll share them 3 CDs at a time.
Request - I don't have the last of the 4 CD Box sets which covers 1957-1962. Anybody here at TZ have this to share?? (This box set is different than the similarly themed and titled multi-volume Atlantic label set.)
For a description of all of these releases see: http://historyofrnb.net/historyofrnb.html
Here are the first 3 CDs (of 4) from Rhythm & Blues Volume One (1925-1942). I'll share the 4th CD from Volume 1 and the first 2 CDs from Volume 2 ('42-'52) tomorrow.
CD 1. Country Blues, Spirituals, Jug Bands & Hokum
Link: https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/vnjBiWUu/file.html
1.My Soul Is A Witness Austin Coleman 2.It's Nobody's Fault But Mine Blind Willie Johnson 3.The Crucifixion Of Christ Jessie May Hill 4.Shake That Thing Papa Charlie Jackson 5.Outside Woman Blues Blind Joe Reynolds 6.It's A Good Thing Frank Stokes 7.Minglewood Blues Gus Cannon 8.Match Box Blues Blind Lemon Jefferson 9.Diddie Wah Diddie Blind Blake 10.Milk Cow Blues Sleepy John Estes 11.Ease It To Me Blues Barbecue Bob 12.No No Blues Curley Weaver 13.Apaloosa Blues Leecan & Cooksey 14.Little Rock Blues Pearl Dickson 15.Kansas City Blues Jim Jackson 16.Train Whistle Blues Jimmie Rodgers 17.Goin’ Back To Texas Memphis Minnie 18.Roll And Tumble Blues Hambone Willie Newbern 19.If You Haven't Any Hay Skip James 20.Kokomo Blues Scrapper Blackwell 21.It's Tight Like That Georgia Tom 22.Didn't It Rain Bryant's Jubilee Quartet 23.Beale Street Breakdown Jed Davenport 24.Milk Cow Blues Kokomo Arnold
CD 2. Piano Boogie-Woogie, Ragtime & Jazz
Link: https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/C9Ny6Ixh/file.html
1.Get Low-Down Blues Bennie Moten 2.Mr Johnson's Blues Lonnie Johnson 3.Backwater Blues Bessie Smith 4.Knockin' A Jug Louis Armstrong 5.Bullfrog Blues Muggsy Spanier 6.Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie Pinetop Smith 7.Cow Cow Blues Cow Cow Davenport 8.Guitar Boogie Blind Roosevelt Graves 9.How Long, How Long Blues Leroy Carr 10.The Dirty Dozen Speckled Red 11.Vicksburg Blues Little Brother Montgomery 12.Sweet Miss Stella Blues Rufus and Ben Quillian 13.Minnie The Moocher Cab Calloway 14.St. Louis Blues The Mills Brothers 15.Somebody Stole Gabriel's Horn Three Keys 16.Midnight Hour Blues Leroy Carr 17.Lafayette Bennie Moten 18.Flaming Reeds And Screaming Brass Jimmie Lunceford 19.Strut That Thing Cripple Clarence Lofton 20.Dirty Mother For You Roosevelt Sykes 21.Weed Smoker's Dream Harlem Hamfats 22.Press My Button Lil Johnson 23.Night Time Is The Right Time Roosevelt Sykes 24.The Blues Ain't Nothing But Georgia White
CD 3. Urban Blues & Gospel
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/ewVFCyWj/file.html
1.Teasin’ Brown Blues Louie Lasky 2.Barrelhouse Woman Leroy Carr 3.Lead Pencil Blues Johnnie Temple 4.Policy Dream Blues Bumble Bee Slim 5.Naptown Stomp Bill Gaither 6.Sloppy Drunk Again Walter Davis 7.Jockey Blues Jazz Gillum 8.Holy Mountain Elder Otis Jones 9.Standing By The Bedside Of A Neighbour Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet 10.Louise Louise Blues Johnnie Temple 11.Barrelhouse When It Rains Big Bill Broonzy 12.Good Morning Little Schoolgirl Sonny Boy Williamson 13.Preachin' Blues Robert Johnson 14.Number Runner's Blues Jimmie Gordon 15.Tell Me Baby Sonny Boy Williamson 16.Rockin' Chair Blues Big Bill Broonzy 17.Diggin’ My Potatoes Washboard Sam 18.This Train Sister Rosetta Tharpe 19.Don’t You Lie To Me Tampa Red 20.Jivin' The Blues Sonny Boy Williamson 21.I Feel So Good Big Bill Broonzy 22.Worried Life Blues Big Maceo 23.Junker Blues Champion Jack Dupree 24.Ain't No Business We Can Do Dr Clayton 25.Mean Ol' Frisco Arthur Crudup
Hello guys!Three requests:
The Bottle Rockets - The Brooklyn Side (1995)
Freakwater - Old Paint (1995)
Alejandro Escovedo - With These Hands (1996)
Help me please!
Thanks alot in advance!!
Ive been wallowing in the various artist compilations of low rider oldies soul series East Side Stories. Sadly, i'm missing East Side Stories Volume 8. Can anyone share, please? Thanks, and Salute!
@ BUTTERBOY and others:
Re BOB LIND: "The Elusive Butterfly" was on my short list of songs I absolutely detested growing up. But I admit, either that song or I aged particularly well (my bet is the song) because hearing this entire Bob Lind album ten years ago was a marvel (for all the reasons you stated). Highly recommended, all.
@pedro
I checked the links.The first time it didn`t work,but it did the second time. Please try again.
Cheers!
Bill
Dancin Cat Volume 086 - Lost, Forgotten & Ignored 12
https://we.tl/t-0aLixeBDsB
Dancin' Cat Volume 087 - Modern Treasures 11
https://we.tl/t-G6nTLqeP2F
Dancin' Cat Volume 088 - Modern Treasures 12
https://we.tl/t-RhVTwSjpkD
does anybody have the FULL listing for Dancin Cats Please,
past vol 173...thank you
The Bill/ElTel/Smegga Collaboration
@TheSingleGuy45
Good luck on your new blog. Thanks.
Does anyone have the various artists' CD 'Some Guys Have All the Luck: Originals That Inspired Rod Stewart' from Connoisseur Collection?
https://www.amazon.com/Some-Guys-Have-All-Luck/dp/B00004Y7XI?ref_=nav_ya_signin&
I have this CD but the notes describing the last track (Bobby Bland - It's Not The Spotlight) stop in mid sentence.
The completist in me would like to rest the rest of this description. So I am hoping that someone could share an updated version of the booklet without this printing error.
And if anyone would like to hear this music, I'd be happy to share it.
Cheers
TheSingleGuy45,
Great to have another blog with some music by a blogger who knows his stuff!
Go well! And thanks for all the posts!
@TheSingleGuy45
@GuitarPicker, are you still interested in the 4 CD boxset
"The Golden Age Of The Ink Spots - The Best Of Everything -
101 Classic Original Recordings"? I have this boxset in @320.
Let me know here. If yes, I will post it ASAP on my new blog.
Ooh, yes please, I'm still looking.
Congrats on the new blog. I'm heading there next.
@TheSingleGuy45, Congrats on the new blog. Looking forward to checking it out.
@Butterboy, Thanks for The Baroques. Fun Fact:Baroques drummer Dean Nimmer was one of my professors at art college back in dem olden days.....
@Nobby - Keep the Buffalos coming
@TheSingleGuy45 - Great new blog!!
Andy asked for the Bottle Rockets' The Brooklyn Side. Here 'tis.
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/Su91YHrZ/file.html
Thanks @Nobby for the Priscilla Bowman and the Buffalo Bops!
@TheSinglesGuy45 - I'll check out your new blog when I get back from lunch. Looking forward to it.
Look for more uploads from me in the near future.
Would anyone like the first (and only) Willis Allen Ramsey?
@ serge Courtoy,
Where Southern Soul Began was left for you yesterday & today under "requested".
cheers,ELtel
@ zipper
"Iron Butterfly. Allegedly Jimmy Page liked their name so much he called his outfit Led Zeppelin."
Sorry, not true.
This story is from the December 5th, 1974 issue of Rolling Stone.
Quote from John Entwistle.
“Oh,” he added, “during one of the five or so times that the Who has broken up already – before we actually turned a profit with Tommy – Keith [Moon] and I decided we’d go off and form a band with Richard Cole, who used to be our chauffeur. I said, Okay, I’m forming this band and I’ve got everything all together. I’m gonna write all the stuff and Keith’s gonna play drums and we’re gonna be a big band – making much more money than the Who ever would make. I was gonna call the band Led Zeppelin and I had designed a cover of an R/101 Zeppelin going down in flames and I was gonna do it in black and white – very subtle. Two weeks later, Richard Cole went to work for Jimmy Page and you see where our Zeppelin went. The name came from England – in our area the local bands used to meet at the local bar after our gigs and we’d ask, “How’d you go over tonight?’ We’d say, ‘We all went down like a lead zeppelin.’ So that’s where that name came from. I was always better at naming groups and designing album covers.”
Yawning Angel sez...
@TheSingleGuy45, best of luck on the new blog, sir! Looks very nice!
@smegga
Attaboy!
How`s your fingers?lol
Cheers!
Bill
@Uncle Babka,
fabulous post The History of Rhythm & Blues,I can't wait for the rest, thanks so much !!!
@ Andyrock66
I could post the Alejandro Escovedo + Freakwater on friday if nobody's faster.
@ manuel171156
I have all CD's you're looking for and start posting next week.
@ FRANCK and geriatrix
I have the following three:
Blue Rose Records, BLUBX 001 Sidewinders/Sand Rubies
Blue Rose Records, BLU CD0066 Rich Hopkins & Luminarios – 3000 Germans Can't Be Wrong
Line Music, 9.01373 Woodcocks – Microdot
I'll start posting as soon as possible.
PLEASE !!! I would like to buy it but look out of catalogue right now, can somebody help me for Down Home Blues New York Cincinnati & The North Eastern States (4-CD) (Wienerworld) 110 tracks, Thank you very much for your time !!!
Here's Dancin' Cat Volume 174 - The Northern Soul Of President Records.
I took the tracks I could from Pedro's recent listing and added the other tracks from various sources. Track 16 may be the INCORRECT track - I only had the alternate version of The Casinos "I Still Love You."
https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/X0c7Zr2D/file.html
Frankensteined by Dave
Here's a very quick answer to the TZ community before my
club must play their match against Juventus. Thanks for
your interest in my new blog and hope you enjoyed as well.
@GuitarPicker, you can find now the Ink Spots on my blog!
Thanks to DC crew for more volumes! Good luck to The SingleGuy45 with the new blog. Long live the TZ!
Go Ajax!
SingleGuy45, heb een goede wiet voor een Ajax-overwinning!
@BigGray...I didn't believe it either that's why I said allegedly. The other allegedly I mentioned was how the album title came about. "In A Garden Of Eden" would have made more sense and would have easily fitted in with the times but "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida"? Another explanation for the title I've read is the words "In a Gadda Da Vida" only occur at the beginning and end of the song, the rest is mostly instrumental. Apparently the singer was drunk or high or both and slurred the words "In the Garden of Eden". It wasn’t supposed to be recorded it was a soundcheck. The producer hadn’t arrived and the band was just kind of vamping in the studio, but the engineer was rolling tape. At the end of it he decided it was actually pretty good so "In A Gadda Da Vida" was kept. Another allegedly I think.
Always cool when community members go off and create their own blogs. Looking forward to your work, SingleGuy45.
@DaveTuba
THANK YOU for 174!
I`ve replaced your track 16.
That has saved a lot of work!
Thanks again!
Cheers!
Bill
@eltel
I saw it and downloaded it half an hour ago.
I was about to send you a message and it is now done.
I thank you very much and from the deep of my heart.
Again thank you so much for your kindness.
Serge...
Anonymous Psychfan said...
Baroques drummer Dean Nimmer was one of my professors at art
college back in dem olden days...
Me too. Mass College of Art in Boston ca. 1978.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW183DllneI
@ zipper
I'd never heard about the name being written on a demo copy, I'd only ever heard the story about Doug Ingle being so drunk he could only slur the lyric.
I agree with you about Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera - brilliant album. The next album, by Velvet Opera "Ride A Hustler's Dream" is good as well. John Ford and Richard Hudson (bass and drums respectively) were the only band members on both albums. Ford and Hudson then went on to join Strawbs, writing "Part Of The Union", and then had their own Hudson-Ford band.
Hey Everyone
looking for the (%) series of reggae albums that were put out by Soul Jazz records , links are dead on the archives so I'm looking for 200% through 600%
any assistance is greatly appreciated !
thank you all
IF YOU LIKE FOOTBALL AND BOXING
To watch free... Go here lads
Tvzet.com
@bill and ELtel my isp gone again will upload thru m8,s
@bill @eltel
Been hacked again and email compromised..but will send in via moxy
@Ryp
Barca looking good!!...lol
RYP, heb je nu maar de helft van je wiet opgerookt na het
gelijk spel van Ajax? Dan heb je te minste de andere helft
voor de return volgende week.
PS. zou best misschien een mooie finale kunnen zijn tussen
Ajax en Liverpool, of niet soms?
Can someone tell me where to find the Dancin' Cat Vol. 80 link? I've been through the comments from 3/27 thru 4/2 3x and these old eyes can't find it. Thanks
Tanks to Charlie Ramone and i know the Sidewinders/Sand Rubies box set need 4 days posts cause there 12 cd set.
Bill/ElTel/Smegga Collaboration, Thanks crew. I don't even know what moogies are!
@ TheSingleGuy45, good luck on your new venture.
@ smegga, thanks for more cats
@ Davetuba, thanks for 174.
cheers,ELtel
@dave tuba
thanks for sharing..saves me the bother of digging
out the 45,s....lol
I noticed the back cover lists the record as
president 105..thats incorrect its number 123..
105 is hat and tie-"chance for romance",,just
a small point as when your searching for tracks
it could throw you,as there are many anomalies.
@swboy, Wow, he looks different! Then again, so do I. 78 was my senior year.
@FlatSpin: thank you for the Big Boy.
@SingleGuy: congratulations on moving up, and out... and your return visits here; I've already wiped my feet on your welcome mat and checked out your digs - nice!
@UncleBabka: thank you for the early/pre-R&B... this looks like a great collection!
Cheers!
Hello Butterboy: Agreed about the Kirkbys. Too bad they are not better known. I think "Dreaming" is great, it sounds like a John Lennon outtake from about 1964 or so. Thanks for posting.
ATTN - howstean said...
@Mike, Davetuba re Warped
Be aware that there are occasionally two different albums with the same number, and some were remade with the same number as more tracks became available.
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Thanks for the tip.
Cheers,
Mike M
Sand Rubies
Goodbye Live At Alte Malzerei 192 kps
https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/GCeZD6T8/file.html
Mas Cuacha 320 kps
https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/bBZBWfcT/file.html
Release The Hounds 160 kps
https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/4ZjaJzv7/file.html
More coming:
Return Of The Living Dead
The Sand Rubies
The Sidewinders
¡Cuacha!
Auntie Ramos' Pool Hall
Come And Get It
Do Not Play This Disc, For Educational Purposes Only (Promo)
Witchdoctor
Think I slurped these off RYP anyway....
smegga and SingleGuy45,
the non-Italians of Juve have been infected with Italian theatricality. Terrible, that sucks, but pizza tastes anyway! Good luck for the Spurs, Ajax and Barca in the second leg, for FCL anyway!
YNWA
Davetuba
Track 16.The Casinos I Still Love You (President 105) is correct
I think some tracks did not download correctly as i know i cock it up because even the covers a listed track was all together
(President 105)But this should read(President PT123)UK #
Thanks for the Spurs shoutout, RYP! We're off to a good start, but we'll need some luck in the second match now with Dele and Kane injured.
Charlie Ramone: Thanks for the clarification of BRC 10 b. All is well. Gotta get up on my pony and ride.
Thanks Butterboy for Bob Lind and Davetuba for The Northern Soul Of President Records.
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