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Tuesday, 18 June 2019
…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0623
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Various Artists – Rock Out Of This World (Vol. 3)
Boparama Records
1. Marveluss Mickey & The Rock-A-Sonics - Do The Robot (2:05)
2. Jackie Dallas & The Tiaras - Bullmoose (2:10)
3. Alexander & The Greats - Hot Dang Mustang (2:37)
4. Tommy Blake - $-F--Folding Money (2:31)
5. Billy Kack Hale - I Take My Hat Off To The Blues (2:02)
6. Johnny Bell - The Third Degree (2:09)
7. The Champs - Drag Strip (1:59)
8. Benny Joy - Wild Wild Lover (2:49)
9. The Corvets - Wailin' Wailin' Party (2:00)
10. R. Dean Taylor & The Shadows - Long Way To St. Louis (2:16)
11. Arbis Hanyel - Roadhouse Rock (3:05)
12. The Rod Little Trio - Sweet Lookin' Mama (3:37)
13. Danny Johnson & The Rhythm Makers - Tired Of Working For The Other Man (2:32)
14. The Rhythm Surfers - '502' (2:24)
15. Carl Mann & The Kool Kats - Satellite No 2 (2:14)
16. The Bossmen - I'm Ready (2:08)
Artwork Included (front, back)
Thanks again to Brian for sending us these files
https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/ilKXfL7H/file.html
Shakey Vick – Little Woman You’re So Sweet
Pye Records NSPL 18976 (U.K. 1969)
Graham Vickery (harp, vocals)
Bruce Langsman (lead and bottleneck guitar)
Nigel Tickler (bass)
Ned Balen (drums)
A late sixties blues band fronted by Graham Vickery. The album was recorded at Mothers, Birmingham, giving it a raw feel which suits the music, which consists of a selection of blues standards like “Good Morning Little Schoolgirl”, “Movin' To Chicago” and so on.
1. Introduction By Erskin T. (D.J. At Mothers) - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl (5:51)
2. Blues With A Feeling (7:33)
3. Backbiter (5:56)
4. Come On In My Kitchen (3:29)
5. Crossroads Blues (5:21)
6. Terraplane Blues (3:39)
7. Little Woman You're So Sweet (6:01)
8. I'm Going Upstairs (5:55)
9. Death Valley Blues (6:28)
10. Movin' To Chicago (6:01)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/Zutviskv/file.html
The Kentucky Colonels – Tut Taylor Reel Tapes Archives #29
Ash Grove, Santa Monica, CA (mid 60s)
Clarence White - guitar
Roland White – mandolin
Scotty Stoneman – fiddle
Billy Ray Lathum – banjo
Roger Bush – bass
Leroy Mack – dobro
With guests Tut Taylor and The Spencers
The Tut Taylor Archive Reel #29 features a Kentucky Colonels live performance that was probably recorded at the Ash Grove, Santa Monica, CA, circa mid-1960s. Tut's recording does a nice job of capturing Clarence White's fine backing guitar. A nice treat is to hear the masterful fiddling of "Eight Time National Champion Fiddler" Scotty Stoneman, who is announced as a guest at this show. Some dobro is heard in the background on tracks 9-10, and may be Tut. "The Spencers" (Dave and Lou), a popular California country act in the 1960s, sing two songs (tracks 12-13) backed by the Colonels. This recording is notable for featuring a number of tunes not found on other circulating Kentucky Colonels shows.
1. Wound Time Can't Erase (0:22)
2. Each Season Changes You (3:18)
3. From A Jack To A King (4:40)
4. Sometimes You Just Can't Win (2:23)
5. Six Days On The Road (2:50)
6. Orange Blossom Special (5:25)
7. Cumberland Gap (2:14)
8. Footprints In The Snow (3:10)
9. May You Never Be Alone Like Me (3:52) (with Tut Taylor)
10. Cry Cry Darling (3:22) (with Tut Taylor)
11. Rollin' In My Sweet Baby's Arms (2:20)
12. Please Be My Love (3:04) (with The Spencers)
13. I Dreamed My Baby Came Home (3:00) (with The Spencers)
14. Tennessee Waltz (4:18)
15. White Lightning (3:08)
16. Jimmy Brown, The News Boy (4:55)
17. Release Me (3:50)
18. Sally Goodin (4:46)
19. Goodnight Irene (2:47)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/lbAHFIrs/file.html
More Music...504
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 Steve Earle - BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert [1992]
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/lBn6zOwV/file.html
Steve Earle - Live At The BBC finds the roots rocker at one of his favorite U.K. venues, the Town & Country Club in London, on November 29, 1988. In front of an enthusiastic audience, Earle performed several tracks from Copperhead Road a month before the album's release, including the title track, "Snake Oil," "Even When I'm Blue," "Devil's Right Hand" and "Johnny Come Lately," about an American soldier in wartime London. From his first two albums are "San Antonio Girl," "My Old Friend The Blues," "Someday," "Down The Road" and "Little Rock N Roller." Along with a cover of the Rolling Stones' "Dead Flowers," rarities are the traditional Brit-folk "When Will We Be Married?" and Earle's own "My Baby Worships Me," both previously unrecorded by him at the time. (Amazon)
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02 Guy Clark - Live From Austin, TX [2007]
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/PepXiSCk/file.html
Guy Clark is a fine singer and a masterful live performer, but he's a songwriter first and foremost, and the best thing about seeing the man on-stage is hearing him wrap his vocal chords around his beautifully crafted stories, which he relates with a sense of depth and detail no one else can quite match. Live from Austin, TX isn't the first or the best live disc from Guy Clark (that honor in both categories goes to 1997's Keepers), but it does capture about an hour of Clark delivering 14 of his songs for an appreciative audience in his home state, with low-key but effective backing from violinist Stuart Duncan and bassist Edgar Meyer, and it documents Clark in great form. On this set, recorded during a taping of the television show Austin City Limits, Clark is a smart enough showman to throw in a few crowd-pleasers, such as his minor hit "Homegrown Tomatoes" and its sibling "Texas Cookin'," but for the most part he doesn't shy away from the deeper and more personal material in his catalog, such as "Randall Knife," "Immigrant Eyes" or "Texas 1947," and here you can hear the common thread between them. Clark's songs are made of the stuff of human lives and whether they aim for laughter or tears, they speak of emotions that most everyone has confronted at one time or another, and in language that is both artful and straightforward. There aren't a lot of artists who can write like Clark, and fewer still who can share their songs with the same simple eloquence; if the opportunity to see him work his magic in person doesn't present itself often enough for you, this disc will serve as a fine reminder until he arrives in your town again, and it's a welcome souvenir for those who do get to hear him in person on a regular basis. (AllMusic Review by Mark Deming)
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03 Steve Earle with Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark - Together at The Bluebird Cafe [2001]
https://www110.zippyshare.com/v/Rp0OXSYV/file.html
Though recorded in 1995, and released originally in 2001, "Together at the Bluebird Café" is one of the best CDs I've heard all yearFeaturing the triumvirate of Texas troubadours--Guy Clark, Steve Earle, and the late Townes Van Zandt--in the intimate setting of a small Nashville benefit, apparently taking turns with the same acoustic guitar, it shows each of them at the best of their lyricism, their musicianship, and their showmanship. Though singing and storytelling duties are shared equitably among the three performers, the real star of the show unquestionably is Steve Earle, for whom this concert serves nearly as a re-introduction to the music scene after having served hard time briefly for drug offenses (and in the process kicking an awful heroin addiction). As much as this album represents the beginning of Steve Earle's "second act," it equally signifies the swan song for Townes Van Zandt, who passed away about a year and a half later. Earle is famous for having once said that Van Zandt was the best songwriter living and he would stand on Bob Dylan's coffee table in his cowboy boots to prove it. (Van Zandt's response was more eloquent: "I've met Bob Dylan and seen his bodyguards, and Steve Earle could never get near his coffee table.") Van Zandt is a great songwriter and his work is best served in this acoustic, intimate setting, but a more accurate analogy would be that he is Woody Guthrie to Earle's Bob Dylan; he is the precursor, and Earle is the fulfillment of the vision. Indeed, Van Zandt was a brilliant but fragile talent, equally blessed with inspiration and cursed with self-destructiveness. It is to Earle's credit that finally at this moment he had decided to follow Van Zandt's talent and abandon his demons, but Van Zandt himself was never able to move past that crossroads. Guy Clark's playing and singing on this album, as always, is understated and exquisite. If you don't know his work already this album is an excellent introduction. If you do know his songwriting, he's seldom sung so beautifully as he does here. As much as this album provides a magnificent, "dream team" showcase of Steve Earle and his two primary precursors, the performance as a whole grows thanks to their collaboration. They are each as gifted as storytellers as they are songwriters, and one imagines that in an earlier age they might have made their living as both in equal measure. Although Earle in this respect excels as much as he does in every other element of the performance, Van Zandt's story about how he came to visit the Interfaith Dental Clinic for which this concert served as a benefit will make you laugh and wince even the 20th time you play this CD. And you will want to play it at least that often, and many many times after that. It's that good. (Amazon)
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RYP
I have the Molly Birch if you still want it. People are quick here. If I don't see it i will post it.
Ariel
Mike Rudd and Bill Putt's next band was Ariel. Along with John Mills, the keyboard player in the final edition of Spectrum, they joined forces with Tim Gaze and Nigel Macara from Tamam Shud. Still encompassing some elements of prog, Ariel was a more pop oriented band than Spectrum. While I liked Spectrum, I loved Ariel and went to see them every time they visited Sydney. My one big fanboy moment was getting Mike and Bill's autographs at the Bondi Lifesaver. They were put inside a record sleeve and lost when I sold most of my vinyl.
1973-A Strange Fantastic Dream [320]
The title "Garden of the Frenzied Cortinas" is a parody of the Italian movie "The Garden of the Finzi-Continis" which was released at around the time of this album. The inside photo of the double sleeve was of the band on the Ford production line, apparently making...well, you guessed it, and there was a credit on the sleeve thanking the Ford Motor Co. for the use of their frenzied garden.
https://www18.zippyshare.com/v/06ZV1j9q/file.html
01 Jamaican Farewell
02 No Encores
03 Confessions of a Psycopathic Cowboy
04 And I'm Blue
05 Garden of the Frenzied Cortinas
06 Miracle Man
07 Chicken Shit
08 Worm Turning Blues
09 Wheezer Gunter Module Threadaboy
10 Hard Way To Go
11 And If It Wasn't For You
12 Red Hot Momma
John Mills left and Tim Gaze and Nigel Macara returned to Tamam Shud. Guitarist Harvey James and drummer John Lee joined. Ariel's next album was to be The Jellabad Mutant, a science fiction themed concept album. The demos were rejected by EMI on the eve of their departure to London to record at Abbey Road. Instead of The Jellabad Mutant, the band recorded three new songs and some Spectrum retreads. I have seen the arguments that "it would be better with keyboards" and "it's not proggy enough", dismissing it as another hard rock album. Perhaps so, but, for me, the excellence of the guitar work and the coherence of the album as a listening experience make Rock 'n' Roll Scars their best album.
1975[1]-Rock & Roll Scars [320]
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/lZuQ8P0d/file.html
01 Keep On Dancing (With Me)
02 (I'll Be Going) I'll Be Gone
03 Rock & Roll Scars
04 Real Meanie
05 Men In Grey Raincoats
06 Launching Place Part II
07 We Are Indelible
08 What The World Needs (is a new pair of socks)
09 Red Hot Momma
10 Some Good Advice
11 I Am The Laughing Man
12 Yeah Tonight
I also have a live recording from late 1975, after Glyn Mason had joined the band.
I think this was the line-up I saw at the Bondi Lifesaver, after Glyn joined and before Harvey James left to join Sherbet.
1975[2]-Live At The Station Hotel, Prahran,11-11-75 [320]
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/EsBbu1R8/file.html
01 Train Song
02 What The World Needs Is A New Pair Of Socks
03 We Are Indelible
04 Keep On Dancing (With Me)
05 I Can't Say What I Mean
06 Confessions Of A Psychopathic Cowboy
07 Caught In The Middle Again
08 Neo-Existentialist Greens/Medicine Man/The Letter Song/Use Your Imagination (Jellabad Mutant Suite)
09 ( I Am) The Laughing Man (For Leo)
10 Rock & Roll Scars
11 I'll Take You High
12 Red Hot Mama
13 Some Good Advice
14 I'll Be Gone
15 Real Meanie
Am looking for Jeffrey Comanor – Sure Hope You Like It 1969 - can anyone share?
THE SUNDOGS
The San Francisco-based swamp rockers SUNDOGS, were formed on 1985 by TOM RIGNEY, JOE PAQUIN and T.J. POLITZER.
1996's “Heavy Petting, earned "Cajun Record of the Year" honors from Cajun Times, and was followed a couple of year later by “Dancing Room Only” which spent eight weeks on the American Radio charts nationally.
They toured extensively across the USA Canada and Europe, until their break up on 1999, after the release of their seasonal “Bon Temps Noel: A Swamp Beat Christmas” CD with special guest Maria Muldaur and The Solar Canine Horns.
Get a taste of them live with “Jambalaya” in the summer of 1997. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78Hh3JdS5ss
This is the third part of their discography
THE SUNDOGS - 1996 - Heavy Petting (Parhelion CD 50001)
THE SUNDOGS - 1998 - Dancing Room Only (Parhelion CD 50003)
THE SUNDOGS - 1999 - Bon Temps Noel (Parhelion CD 50006)
All in one file valid till 24 June
https://we.tl/t-xo2I19eOWR
Good morning, TZ! Dinah spins the Roulette wheel in the Main Room, and the Kitsch Korner has the first of two discs of a little-known comedy ensemble from the early 70s, The Conception Corporation, along with a great Riz Ortolani score. Enjoy!
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Dinah Washington - The Complete Roulette Sessions (Disc 2/5) (2004) https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/oi4PXCA5/file.html
The Conception Corporation - Complete Conception (Disc 1/2)(2000) https://www18.zippyshare.com/v/Y1utPTrR/file.html
Riz Ortolani - La Cintura di Castita (aka On My Way to the Crusades, I Met a Girl Who...) (1967) https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/5R12Et1U/file.html
EKATARINA VELIKA - Ljubav
https://www118.zippyshare.com/v/8mHjdgnq/file.html
I'm looking for
Paul Johnson And The Sure Foundation - Ralph Carmichael Presents Paul Johnson And The Sure Foundation
Joe Allen - Your Place Or Mine
Gabe Baltazar – Stan Kenton Presents Gabe Baltazar
Thank you
Tuesday's GOSPEL
Bit of a strange one this. I got it from a site that is dedicated to black gospel music, but to me it doesn't particularly sound as if it is.
Tell Tale Singers + Goldenaires Choir - Negro Spirituals (1964)
https://we.tl/t-wIgeU5kWOz
Request Time...........
Early vocal tracks wanted:-
The Jubalaires (Jubilaires) - St. Louis Lou [King 4303] (1949)
Savannah Churchill with Benny Carter Orchestra - All I Need Is You (1942) AFRS Jubilee
Bonnie Davis & The Piccadilly Pipers - I'll Make You Mine [Decca 29802] (1956)
PLUS a couple of album requests:
The 5 Red Caps 1943-1945 [Flyright FLY CD 60]
Do-Ray-Me Trio - The Exciting Do-Ray-Me Trio [Melbourne AMLP 4009]
Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks.
BILLY FURY - THE E.P. COLLECTION 1959-1965 (1989) @320
1 Turn Your Lamp Down Low
2 Don't Walk Away
3 You're Having The Last Dance With Me
4 Wondrous Place
5 What Am I Living For
6 That's Enough
7 You Got Me Dizzy
8 Saved
9 Keep Away
10 My Christmas Prayer
11 I Can Feel It
12 I Love How You Love Me
13 Would You Stand By Me
14 Margo
15 Play It Cool
16 Don't Jump
17 Please Don't Go
18 What Did I Do
19 I'll Never Quite Get Over You
20 Nobody's Child
Zippyshare: https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/neiI3QKB/file.html
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/file/u2lmqfg4ecf6zw3/Fury.rar/file
RARE POP INSTRUMENTALS OF THE FIFTIES (2015) @320
01 THE THIRD MAN THEME Anton Karas
02 MELODY OF LOVE Leo Diamond
03 LOVE ME TENDER Henri Rene
04 THE POOR PEOPLE OF PARIS Les Baxter
05 WHEN THE WHITE LILACS BLOOM AGAIN Florian Zabach
06 CANADIAN SUNSET Hugo Winterhalter
07 SAIL ALONG SILVERY MOON Billy Vaughn
08 CHERRY PINK AND APPLE BLOSSOM WHITE Perez Prado
09 MAIN TITLE FROM "THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM" Elmer Bernstein
10 TEA FOR TWO CHA CHA Tommy Dorsey
11 THE TYPEWRITER (1959 stereo LP version) Leroy Anderson
12 CHINATOWN, MY CHINATOWN Bobby Maxwell
13 MARIMBA CHARLESTON Marimba Chiapas
14 SONG OF THE NAIROBI TRIO Fortune Tellers
15 GOT A MATCH Frank Gallop
16 HEART AND SOUL Johnny Maddox
17 ALABAMA JUBILEE (original version) Ferko String Band
18 LOOK SHARP - BE SHARP Boston Pops Orch.
19 PLANTATION BOOGIE Lenny Dee
20 TEQUILA The Champs
21 NIGHT TRAIN Buddy Morrow
22 (But As They Say) THAT'S LIFE Jack Pleis
23 BEWITCHED (stereo LP version) The Betty Smith Group
24 MELANCHOLY SERENADE Jackie Gleason
25 I'LL ALWAYS BE IN LOVE WITH YOU Jack Pleis
26 HI-LILI, HI-LO The Dick Hyman Trio
27 WOODCHOPPER'S BALL Hutch Davie
28 THE FAITHFUL HUSSAR Ted Heath
29 TEQUILA Eddie Platt
30 FRIED ONIONS Lord Rockingham's XI
31 NEE NEE NA NA NA NA NU NU Dicky Doo & The Don'ts
Zippyshare: https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/TT7jk5GN/file.html
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/file/y55dufjo0a4lq5m/Rare.rar/file
THOSE WONDERFUL INSTRUMENTALS (1993) @192
1. The Percy Faith Orchestra - Theme From 'A Summer Place' (2:28)
2. Don Costa - Never On Sunday (2:58)
3. Kai Winding - More (Theme From Mondo Cane) (2:03)
4. Lawrence Welk - Calcutta (2:15)
5. Sammy Kaye & His Orchestra - Charade (2:38)
6. Ferrante & Teicher - Exodus (2:57)
7. Nelson Riddle - Route 66 Theme (2:10)
8. Bill Pursell - Our Winter Love (2:25)
9. Les Baxter And His Orchestra - The Poor People Of Paris (2:26)
10. Arthur Lyman - Yellow Bird (2:43)
Zippyshare: https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/85LbzpiA/file.html
Mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/file/z76kd3e3pdnu9fe/Wonderful.rar/file
RYPs holiday hiatus was hard to bear, but, of course, well deserved! For the help in bearing and overcoming that ferocious fortnight, I'd like to give a bunch of thanks to BUTTERBOY, concerning especially the 75 (!) "Epic Jams" collection and the 100 (!!) track "Powerpop Explosion". Great, mind-opening work (as always, Mr B). The Chairman
The Clash: Westway to the World[1] is a 2000 documentary film about the British punk rock band The Clash. In 2003 it won the Grammy Award for Best Long Form Music Video.[2]
Directed by Don Letts, the film combines old footage from the band's personal collection filmed in 1982 when The Clash went to New York City with new interviews conducted for the film by Mal Peachey of members Mick Jones, Paul Simonon, Topper Headon, and Joe Strummer and other people associated with the group (including founding drummer Terry Chimes).
Although The Clash: Westway to the World ostensibly provides an overview of the band's history, the film implies that The Clash broke up in 1983 when Mick Jones left the band, making no mention of the post-Jones version of the band that existed between 1983 and 1986, nor the album that iteration produced (Cut the Crap). Danny Garcia's 2012 documentary film The Rise and Fall of The Clash covers this period in some depth, placing an emphasis on the band's declining years and the repercussions of Mick Jones' ouster. Garcia's film also features interviews with latter-day Clash members Pete Howard, Nick Sheppard, and Vince White.
7 day link
Download link
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The Clash - Westway to the World [2000]
No music from me as I posted a box set yesterday
Sul Did you find it helpful to set up download addresses for:
Early Reggae 06-08
Roots & Dub Reggae 22-28
Soul / Funk Reggae 04-05
Rocksteady 06
Skinhead Reggae 04
Early Jamaican Deejay 04
Dancehall Roots & Rub-A-Dub 08
Ska 04
because Mega addresses have expired.
Thanks in advance
Gaius said:
Maybe the main act at Sunbury-Festival '73 was the Coloured Balls. The line-up of the Band includes next to Lobby Loyde on guitar and vocals no other than Billy Thorpe (from Aztec's fame) and the incredible Leo de Castro. De Castro and Friends had made just a few singles. A DCD was published in 2017, which I sadly don't have. But the 'Sunbury-Summer Jam' of these great Australian and NZL musicians was published the same year, 1973.
Here are the "Coloured Balls" and 'Summer Jam', including just four titles, amongst them another 18-minutes "vision" of GOD. It's no GOD that you know or you should believe in. The 'G' stands for George. And George is no GOD, it's the name Loyde have given his guitar. So this GOD is just a 'Guitar Overdose from George'.
https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/yDf9upgV/file.html
More Northern Soul Collectors...
Northern Soul Collector vol.21
https://www.mediafire.com/file/gzc9mukca5ae53w/
northern_soul_-_collector._vol.21.7z/file
Northern Soul Collector. vol.22
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8q2u4sgfe7usf17/
northern_soul_-_collector._vol.22.7z/file
Enjoy!
Cheers!
Bill
THE MARLOWES - Band from Providence R.I active in the 90's and 2000's. Present in several power pop compilations of the time.
Lead singer/songwriter John Larson is still active. Here you have 3 albums from 1998, 2000 and 2002, respectively.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/bt9dgld8jwo9bov/The_Marlowes_-_Same_dog_barks_%281998%29.rar/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/8n47w4f8uw02jrr/The_Marlowes_-_Nuclear_suitcase_%282000%29.rar/file
https://www.mediafire.com/file/e28oj1cxnnrgam3/The_Marlowes_-_Sugarbursts_and_thunderbolts_%282002%29.rar/file
I have them both now! Thank you Molly and you Gaius and Butterboy for this wonderful day brightening music!
2 more jamaican comps...
Files are mp3, m4a and flac with volume gain adjusted to 89dB, artwork and release dates embedded...
Roots & Dub Reggae #33
01 - Lloyd Clarke - Hell And Heaven
02 - Lloyd Clarke - Super Dub
03 - Trinity - Jamaican People A Nice Nice People
04 - Dillinger vs. Trinity - Rizla Skank
05 - Mikey Dread - Saturday Night Style
06 - Mikey Dread - Peacemaker Dub
07 - Big Youth - Black On Black
08 - Al Campbell - Foot Stool
09 - Augustus Pablo - Eli's Move
10 - Cornel Campbell - Two Face Rasta
11 - Linval Thompson - Jah Jah Is The Conqueror (Extended)
12 - Glen Brown & King Tubby - The Collie Man
13 - Cornell Campbell - Natty Don't Go
14 - Brentford Rockers - Natty Rub A Dub
15 - Al Campbell - Jah Children Don't Cry
16 - U Brown - Dry Up Your Tears
17 - Prince Hammer - Field Marshall Montgomery
18 - Vernon Buckley - Save Us Jah
19 - The Viceroys - Miracles
20 - Earl Bengimam - Love A Dub Song
21 - Bobby Melody - True True Loving
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/5fJUsz4C/file.html
Roots & Dub Reggae #34
01 - Dennis Brown - Whip Them Jah
02 - Ossie All Stars - Whip Them Version
03 - Bongo Herman - Orthodox Drums
04 - Sang Hugh, The Lionaires - Rasta No Born Yah
05 - Observer All Stars & King Tubby - Rasta Locks
06 - Michael Rose - Observe Life
07 - Skin Flesh & Bones - Observe Life Version
08 - Desmond Young - Warning
09 - The Revolutionaries & Ranking Trevor - Masculine Gender Version
10 - Sir Lee - Light Up The Chalice
11 - Sir Lee - Light Up The Dub
12 - Leroy Smart & Roots Radics - Let Me Love You
13 - Lloydie Slim & The Aggrovators - Jah Jah Dub
14 - Barry Brown - You Don't Know Who To Trust
15 - Scientist & Roots Radics - You Don't Know Who To Trust (Version)
16 - Pablo Gad & The Equators - Jah Jah Say
17 - Glen Brown & King Tubby - Let's Dub
18 - Earth & Stone - Don't Let Them Fool You (12")
19 - Winston Jarrett & The Righteous Flames - Sleepers
20 - Winston Jarrett & The Righteous Flames - Sleepers Version One
21 - Pablo Gad - Jailhouse Pressure
22 - Velvet Shadows - Wailing Of Black People
23 - The Heptones - Ivy's Dub Special
https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/DSM5HgvF/file.html
Hi Guys,
Here are the next batch of DC covers.
Dancin' Cat - Twisted Wheel Covers
http://www.mediafire.com/file/0dab9c7lrlcd4pr/Dancin%2527_Cat_-_Twisted_Wheel_Covers.rar/file
Moose
Fans of Al Yankovic look here:
https://rarelust.com/the-compleat-al-1985/
@ALC and @DC crews,
many thanks guys for more brilliant shares,and moose for DC covers
simon
wandsworth
london
Pre-War Blues
Ragtime Blues Guitar 1928-30 (1982) Matchbox LP
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Ragtime-Blues-Guitar-1928-30/release/2290062
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/Me0K3Xbq/file.html
Andy Kim – How'd We Ever Get This Way (1968) Vinyl @320
https://www104.zippyshare.com/v/dFo6unlE/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Andy-Kim-Howd-We-Ever-Get-This-Way/release/8230200
Alberta Hunter – The Glory Of Alberta Hunter (1982) Vinyl @320
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/qbOeRxb7/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-glory-of-alberta-hunter-mw0000691056
Various Artists - Live! from Washington Temple, Church of God in Christ - Certainly Lord HOB Records' Fifth Anniversary Concert (Vinyl) @320
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/E4oxSoRx/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Certainly-Lord-HOBs-Fifth-Anniversary-Concert/release/8211362
Thanks Bill for Northern Soul Collector vol.21 and Northern Soul Collector. vol.22 thanks again Bill can't thank you enough
The Doo-Wop Box series...part 2
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Doo-Wop-Box/master/480021
Disc 4:
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/mYwSLp9K/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Doo-Wop-Box-II-101-More-Vocal-Group-Gems/release/5645485?ev=rr
Disc 1:
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/YrUC30Kj/file.html
Disc 2:
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/2I46GwSO/file.html
More to follow if all goes well...
DVD-RIP: THE FABULOUS 50'S MUSIC STYLE VOL.04 (30 CLIPS)
BILLY FURY;CADILLACS;TEDDY RANDAZZO;LAVERN BAKER;FERLIN HUSKY;LITTLE RICHARD;SHAKY HORTON...
COVER: https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/C1SlPMTX/file.html
https://mega.nz/#!gXhmGIxS!vHqjXj1ItDke-DTt1tJrw-DG66Rppb-KLC9tk9qrvIM
DVD-RIP: Elvis - The Echo Will Never Die (Rock & Roll Goldmine)
COVER: https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/tcPQzcYy/file.html
https://mega.nz/#!ASRWUaCT!JUOtyczuOAHZbKzJsxwB_8rlAXoP8IRGvPM2_Gqyr-w
VIDEO CLIPS: IKE & THE CAPERS + HOT LYDIA
PREVIEW: https://www81.zippyshare.com/v/E5NOwG25/file.html
CONTENT:
01 - Hot Lydia - Burlesque Show
02 - Ike & The Capers - I'll Never Let You Go Little Darlin'
03 - Ike & The Capers - Hello Baby
04 - Ike & The Capers - Rock All Night
05 - Ike & The Capers - Down On The Farm
06 - Ike & The Capers - You Made A Hit
07 - Ike & The Capers - Frankfort Special
08 - Ike & The Capers - Blue Jeans And A Boy's Shirt
https://mega.nz/#!lHYy3IYL!7iWuUJ2R19Szm_IjkIvmZ-atUHubKdw4JYApFQVDKYc
Bob,
Here is that Five Red Caps CD you asked for.
The Five Red Caps - 1943-45.zip
https://www80.zippyshare.com/v/vUpi8qGu/file.html
@Zoran
Yeah those MEGA links have expired. Email me and can supply you with new links...
sutreggaecomps@bombexcity.33m.co
David Ruffin
ChrisCl, you requested the album "The Great David Ruffin:
The Motown Solo Albums, Vol. 2", you can find this album
now on my blog:
https://keep-the-music-alive.blogspot.com
Cheers.
Hi All, here's some toughies I've been seeking for some time, anybody have any of these??
Vinyl Vic's Answer Songs - Volumes 4-19
Vinyl Vic's Forgotten 45's - Volume 1-4
Vinyl Vic's Forgotten Teen Idols - Any (23 Volumes)
Vinyl Vic's Break-Ins - Volume 1 & 2
Teen Town U.S.A. - Volumes 20-24
Discovered - Volumes 10 & 11
Doo Wop Buffet - Volumes 11-13
Hey, That's Funny - Volume 2
Hit Records - Guys Of (Hit Records was a Cover Tunes Label)
Bobo & Baby - Cut-Ins
Chicago, My Kind Of Songs
Thank You for Looking, any help would be Tremendous....Skip
@Bill - Thanks for Northern Soul Collector
@zipper - Thanks for Rare Pop Instrumentals and Those Wonderful Instrumentals
Thanks Moose 327 for the DC covers.Dancin' Cat - Twisted Wheel Covers
Aging Child, you can find your album "Zee - Identity" now on
my blog:
https://keep-the-music-alive.blogspot.com
This is an unofficial reissue with 4 bonus tracks.
Cheers.
@Clash thanks for the superb Andy Kim album a very under rated singer
Thanks to all on the Molly Burch albums very nice song bird..nice to hear new music which is so refreshing
@ Earthbound
Many thanks for the CD 'The Five Red Caps - 1943-45'
Hello
my request :
Godless Wicked Creeps – Hellcoholic - 1996
Thanks !!!
No Fear No Sorrow
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Midnite – Assini 2002
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/8F0HGt0m/file.html
Midnite – Seek Knowledge Before Vengeance 2002
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/4Eu5RNNz/file.html
Midnite Branch I – Geoman 2003
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/bTKYBkkG/file.html
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Take Care Comrades! Love & Peace. Bridges Not Walls.
TWO REQUESTS!
1.) Daniel Lanois: For The Beauty Of Wynona
2.) Steve Hillage: Rainbow Dome Musick
Both are albums I can't find any active links for!
Also: does anyone have last year's Howard Stern interviews with either Paul McCartney or Ringo Starr?
Now let ME share something, since I'm asking so much!
Sure, many of you probably already have Keith Moon's solo album....but do you have it in Lossless? Here it is, lossless M4a files plus artwork. I also put the bonus disc of outtakes in there, although those are just 160 mp3s.)
Keith Moon: Two Sides Of The Moon (lossless) (plus bonus disc @160, plus artwork & sundry photos)
https://www61.zippyshare.com/v/LW1UZxtq/file.html
Welcome back RYP and the Completely Different crowd.
To celebrate - here's some very rare Harry Nilsson, compiled by fans for fans.
Harry Nilsson - Rare Sixties
Link: https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/OidQojQQ/file.html
Harry Nilsson - Rare Seventies
Link: https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/A6vQBAND/file.html
(Includes a duet with Dr. John of blessed memory)
Track info is in included cover artwork. All tracks have great sound and are at 320 CBR.
More volumes in the days ahead.
@rick Saunders
I Don't have the Mildred vailey radio shows 1945
but i have the complete Columbia recordings vol. 1 in 4CD's
at 320K with cover art.
If you want i can post them.
Just tell me
Serge...
A huge request --- Could any of you kind people please post The Chicago Blues Box (8cd's) by Storyville Records.....mp3 320 would be fantastic!
Gaius said:
Leaving Sunbury for a while, jumping in time and place. Reaching Western Australia, the middle of Nowhere, with nothing around but a whole lot of gold-mines and one big city, called Perth. it's a place where you've got to get out of this town (Butterboy will think extremely different) when you have a band. The Triffids did and they earned success. The Rainyard didn't and nobody took any notice.
The Rainyard made wonderful PowerPop music, you can compare it to "The Triffids". The band was around a little bit later, active from '87 to the early 90's. They manage to throw out a cassette with 8 tracks on it, called 'Icecream Overdrive' in 1989. A bad copy is circulating in the net. So, to enjoy that wonderful sound you better deserve the compilation which was edited in 2012, including the whole 'Icecream stuff' and a lot more. Here are "The Rainyard" with 'A Thousand Days':
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/WNjEMDW2/file.html
Daniel Lanois / Steve Hillage
JW, I have both albums you're looking for in flac. I will post
them tomorrow on my blog:
https://keep-the-music-alive.blogspot.com
Cheers.
many Thanxx, Danke schön, da Comrade Anonymous Butterboy for da Steve & Guy !!!
any more stuff from Guy Clark in da House ? ? ? ? ? have nothing, yes its a shame! i see guy in the movie about townes and he was amazing...
many Thanxx, Danke schön, da Comrade Anonymous montysmusic for da CLASH movie and all the other Movies, Leonard Cohen Live in London I probably missed, right?
Viel vom Dankeschön an unsere Mundschenk RYP and Gyro1966,
Was geht ab mit Polizeigewalt in Mülheim (Ruhr)? Nicht schön was da zu hören ist! FCKCPS! ! Freiheit für das AZ Mülheim!
Hello,
I'm looking for:
something wild untamed 60s beat and garage nuggets from spain vol. two
Can anybody help me?
Thank you
Mr Bad English
PD.- Welcome back!!!!
@ Opa:
Here's the first part of the Chicago Blues Box. Part 2 tomorrow.
The Chicago Blues Box @320
CD 1: Magic Slim
https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/SJQHcsfd/file.html
CD 2: Big Mojo Elem, John Littlejohn
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/v4abzpjn/file.html
CD 3: Eddie Clearwater, Eddie Taylor
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/yYlgG3pd/file.html
@ TheSingleGuy45
Thank you very much for David Ruffin - massive, really.
@Steve626 - Wow, many thanks for your quick reply and looking forward to the rest...!!!
Anonymous Uncle Babka said...
Welcome back RYP and the Completely Different crowd.
To celebrate - here's some very rare Harry Nilsson, compiled by fans for fans.
Thankyou Sir for the rare Harry N most welcome
Found on net.
Daniel Lanois: For The Beauty Of Wynona
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/gdSsfEh7/file.html
Steve Hillage: Rainbow Dome Musick
https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/9Uy8pMyo/file.html
pass for Steve is: muro
Enjoy
@RYP: thank you for the opportunity to take a spin with Dinah.
@TheChairman: hear, hear! Butter kept us from going through withdrawal - not overlooking SingleGuy while we're at it, and the TZ blogroll; whew!
@FlatSpin: thank you for the Ragtime Blues.
@SingleGuy: thank you for the Zee; got it! I've wanted to give that a listen for 35 years.
Cheers!
I posted another Rare Trax but it must have not uploaded. I'll get it up another day.
@Marty123 Thanks for the Herb Geller. And you can never have too much Dexter Gordon.
@Bob Thanks for still bringing on the gospel. As for the Goldenaires Choir - sure, Tell Tale Singers - no way.
@clash Clouds is my favourite Joni so thanks.
@seamav Glad you decided to post The Guitar Greats. Much enjoyable stuff on these comps
Welcome back RYP, hope your vacation was stellar.
Thanks to marty123 for LTD at Keystone, Wu Ming for Midnite, and Butterboy for the Texans.
-peacenik
Thanks sut for the Roots & Dub Reggae shares.
Thanks again Big Gray
The Mike Rudd and Bill Putt are getting a serious thrashing on the stereo
Regards
Ira, many thanks for the Doo Wop box, much appreciated!
Dear @SergeCourtoy-
Thanks tons for the offer of the Complete Columbia Mildred Bailey. I do have that, and I was able to liberate 3 Mildred radio shows via Youtube. Thanks again!
- @ricksaunders
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