Wednesday, 10 July 2019

…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0645

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS RELEASED IN 2017 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 DISCS)! All the rest official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy. Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966

47 comments:

Butterboy said...

More Music...526

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 Second Hand - Death May Be Your Santa Claus [1971]
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/e8wA90p6/file.html

First released in the early seventies, this extraordinary work can now be seen at last for what it is - a ground-breaking masterpiece. At times funereal, at times intricately classical and at times almost hard rock, the whole explosion of keyboard-driven music is fuelled by Kenny Elliott's dextrous and versatile mellotron, Wurlitzer organ, piano and other keys. The background powerhouse rhythmn section is supplied by George Hart on bass and Kieran O'Connor on drums. Songs and instrumentals have a Hieronymous Bosch feel to them with a mixture of surrealism and tongue-in-cheek black humour. This is a "must" for all those truly interested in the development of progressive and classical rock, although it is neither of these. In truth, it is really like nothing else you will hear again and is thoroughly recommended. As a point of interest, the bass was all actaully played by the wonderful George Hart, pictured on the back, who went on to record another album with this line-up entitled "Chillum." George went on to join Salisbury rock-blues band Grandma Moses before emigrating to Ireland, where he still lives, after they featured on the album "Influx One" on Zygo Records and the EP Grandma Moses. (Amazon)
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02 Patto - Patto [1970]
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/oMu1LJw1/file.html

I won't start off boring you by saying that in the 60s and early 70s, there were many unusual experments in rock. Except that, in the 60s and early 70s there........na, i am just messing with ya. But, I am not kidding when I wholeheartedly turn you on to Patto. This music features guitar, bass and drums--and Vibraphone. Most of the songs-I Saw The Man, -have very minimal insturmentation and are absolutely hard rock. But Patto adds unique chord changes to these, so they are fresh and have a very distinct touch. Then, they add little splashes on the vibes, in just the right places. Not a lot of rock bands mixed styles quite this way, so you really have to admire Pattos unusual sense of tone color and arranging. Another track, Money Bag, isa long, free-form jam, that suddenly turns the tables, and breaks into buffered cadences you might hear on Jefferson Starship's Red Octopus album. Not only does this welding provide a very pleasent suprise, but the written section acutally sounds like very classy. mature AM pop, about five years before the genre really took hold. A word to the wise: Patto has been called jazz-rock, and this is not a bad description, but when I think of that term I think Ides Of March or Blood Sweat and Tears. Good music, but absolutely nothing like this. Patto is far more esoteric. Patto is talent typical of the first-generation Vertigo roster. Something you defiantely want in your private reserve (Amazon)
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Butterboy said...

03 Tonton Macoute -Tonton Macoute [1971]
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/6tIvfTDi/file.html

I am surprised this album is not more well known. You never hear of it when talking in prog circles, and I only got hip to it because I own a 1970s book called Album Cover Album and saw this cover that looked like Vertigo Keef. But for all I knew this could have been a Donny Osmond underground project. Of course it is not: but it is great jazz rock that reminds me at times of a more complex Traffic. There is some straight jazz here, nice keyboards that never get to gaudy, and some jams that are extended yet hit the target. What works well about this album is the ease. When Ton Ton blend the various schools they do here, it always feels natural--never edited together. Between proto-prog, jazz rock and out and out prog, this music falls in all and none, making it artful but art that goes down smooth and tasty. Fantastic album (Amazon)

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BigGray said...

Australian [and some New Zealand] Various Artist Compilations - The 60s

Australian Pop Of The 60s Vol.3 - The Real Thing
https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/IKRrcscE/file.html

01 The Real Thing [mono] - Russell Morris
02 Of Hopes And Dreams And Tombstones [mono] - The Purple Hearts
03 Hangin' Five [mono] - The Delltones
04 Heart - Lynne Randell
05 What's Wrong With The Way I Live [mono] - The Twilights
06 It's A Happening World [mono] - The Executives
07 Just A Poor Boy [mono] - Mike Furber & The Bowery Boys
08 Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands [mono] - The Love Machine
09 Don't You Know Yockomo [mono] - Dinah Lee
10 Village Tapestry [mono] - Marty Rhone
11 Arkansas Grass - Axiom
12 I'll Give You Love [mono] - Marty Kristian
13 A World Of Our Own - The Seekers
14 Wedding Ring [mono] - The Easybeats
15 Missing You [mono] - Tony Worsley
16 Craise Finton Kirk [mono] - Johnny Young
17 A Woman With Soul [mono] - The Cherokees
18 Coalman [mono] - Ronnie Burns
19 Ambush - Maria Dallas
20 The Best In Africa [mono] - The Groop
01 Soothe Me [mono] - The Groove
02 Stupidity [mono] - Peter Doyle
03 Love Machine [mono] - Pastoral Symphony
04 Baby Get In The Groove [mono] - Jon Blanchfield
05 Living In A Child's Dream [mono] - The Masters' Apprentices
06 High Noon [mono] - Bobby And Laurie with The Rondells
07 Run, Run, Run - The Flying Circus
08 She Wears My Ring [mono] - Johnny O'Keefe
09 My Girl Josephine [mono] - Billy Thorpe And The Aztecs
10 20 Miles [mono] - Ray Brown And The Whispers
11 (Remember) Walkin' In The Sand [mono] - M.P.D. Limited
12 Ever Lovin' Man [mono] - The Loved Ones
13 Friday Kind Of Monday [mono] - John Farnham
14 Um, Um, Um [mono] - Python Lee Jackson
15 The Giggle-Eyed Goo ! [mono] - Steve And The Board
16 Someday [mono] - Tony Barber
17 Nick Nack Paddy Whack [mono] - The Valentines
18 It's Not Easy [mono] - Normie Rowe
19 Sally Go 'Round The Roses [mono] - The Questions
20 My Little Rocker's Turned Surfie [mono] - Digger Revell & The Denvermen

JWDen said...

Good morning, TZ! We have one of those great obscure R&B artists today, novelty blues singer Effie Smith ("Dial That Telephone). The Kitsch Korner is out of John Barry but has a couple of goodies for you. First up, the first of ten discs of K-tel's Memory Lane, a bunch of tracks dating from the Fifties--a weird collection of Doris Day, Eddie Fisher, Mario Lanza, Dean Martin, Johnnie Ray, and other pop vocalists of the era--all done in themed collections. It's actually a K-tel release, though I never saw it advertised on TV. Anyway, most of these are pretty solid discs. Lastly, a BBC TV soundtrack to "The Planets." Warning: Has nothing to do with Gustav Holst.

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R&B Series Classics #5116 - Effie Smith (1945-1953) https://www59.zippyshare.com/v/yvVD3fEo/file.html

Various Artists - K-tel's Memory Lane: The Number Ones (Disc 1/10) (Date Unknown) https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/DxXYXs7E/file.html

Jim Meacock - The Planets (BBC-TV) (1999) https://www44.zippyshare.com/v/iv336MFK/file.html

BigGray said...

Australian [and some New Zealand] Various Artist Compilations - The 60s

Australian Rock Heritage Volume 1
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/0qtzq3CU/file.html

for a rather long winded and pompous review, see
http://www.tooraktimes.com.au/entry.php/1647-Cream-of-The-Crate-Album-130-Various-Artists-Australian-Rock-Heritage-Vol-1

01 Wild Weekend - The Thunderbirds
02 Midnight Bus - Betty McQuade
03 Teeny - Johnny Chester
04 Wild Little Willie - The Chessmen
05 I Want You - The Phantoms
06 Yield Not To Temptation - Merv Benton & The Tamlas
07 Heebie Jeebies - Colin Cook
08 It's You - Terry Dean
09 Slow Down Sandy - Billy Adams
10 Plastic Dreams and Toy Balloons - Peter Doyle
11 Minnie The Moocher - The Cherokees
12 Rockin' Robin - The Henchmen
13 Talkin' Bout You - The Rondells
14 Do's And Dont's - Johnny Broome & The Handels
15 It Must Be Jelly - The Kravats
16 Little Boy Sad - M.P.D. Limited
17 Everlovin' Man - The Loved Ones
18 Rachael - 18th Century Quartet
19 Hush - Somebody's Image
20 Everlasting Love - The Town Criers

Professor RnR said...

Hot 100 & BU 1964, As & Bs, Parts 41 & 42, 22.08-29.08. No missing tracks.
Clark, Dee Heartbreak
Clark, Dee Warm Summer Breezes
Dion Di Muci Johnny B. Goode
Dion Di Muci Chicago Blues
Johnson, Lou There's Always Something There To Remind Me
Johnson, Lou Magic Potion
Knight, Gladys, & The Pips Lovers Always Forgive
Knight, Gladys, & The Pips Another Love
Kramer, Billy J., w. The Dakotas From A Window
Kramer, Billy J., w. The Dakotas I'll Be On My Way
Lance, Major Rhythm
Lance, Major Please Don't Say No More
Little Anthony & The Imperials I'm On The Outside (Looking In)
Little Anthony & The Imperials Please Go
Lopez, Trini Michael
Lopez, Trini San Francisco De Assisi
Martha & The Vandellas Dancing In The Street
Martha & The Vandellas There He Is (At My Door)
Nelson, Rick There's Nothing I Can Say
Nelson, Rick Lonely Corner
Owens, Buck I Don't Care (Just As Long As You Love Me)
Owens, Buck Don't Let Her Know
Reeves, Jim I Guess I'm Crazy
Reeves, Jim Not Until The Next Time
Renay, Diane It's In Your Hands
Renay, Diane Present From Eddie, A
Shangri-Las, The Remember (Walkin' In The Sand)
Shangri-Las, The It's Easier To Cry
Stafford, Terry Follow The Rainbow
Stafford, Terry Are You A Fool Like Me?

Strange, Billy (2) James Bond Theme, The
Strange, Billy (2) 007 Theme
Wilson, Jackie Squize Her - Tease Her (But Love Her)
Wilson, Jackie Give Me Back My Heart
Young World Singers, The Ringo For President
Young World Singers, The Boy Like That, A
Yuro, Timi If
Yuro, Timi Masquerade Is Over, (I'm Afraid) The
Checker, Chubby She Wants T' Swim
Checker, Chubby You Better Believe It Baby
Everett, Betty It Hurts To Be In Love
Everett, Betty Until You Were Gone
Fleetwoods, The Mr. Sandman
Fleetwoods, The This Is My Prayer (Non L'ete Per Armati)
Four Seasons, The Save It For Me
Four Seasons, The Funny Face
Four Seasons, The Sincerely
Four Seasons, The One Song
Foxx, Inez & Charlie La De Da I Love You
Foxx, Inez & Charlie Yankee Doodle Dandy
Gilmer, Jimmy What Kinda Love?
Gilmer, Jimmy Wishing
Holland, Eddie Candy To Me
Holland, Eddie If You Don't Want My Love
Lawrence, Steve Yet... I Know (Et Pourtant)
Lawrence, Steve Put Away Your Teardrops
Lee, Peggy In The Name Of Love
Lee, Peggy My Sin
Mitchell, Willie 20-75
Mitchell, Willie Secret Home

Part 64.41
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1DY3B8vRjBLtmuxKgtQV99B3AoAZjPJz3
Part 64.42
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MgNJUOK2Ix1CDhInOUfCG914JAHtEt_N

Right now I’m working on 1956 and looking, among others, for Vera Lynn – Unfaithful You. Please help me to find this track.

Searnav said...

Dirk Hamilton – Alias I

ABC Records AB-976 (USA 1977)

Very long list of participating musicians on back cover

1. In The Eyes Of Night (5:50)
2. The Ballad Of Dick Pferd (5:56)
3. For Diana (4:43)
4. Alias I (4:29)
5. Los Gatos (3:00)
6. Joanna Ree (5:58)
7. The Classic Sweat Poze (4:21)
8. The Light Of Love (3:35)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/hCmw2nhZ/file.html

Searnav said...

The Byrds - The Melodious Byrds Sing Madrigals

Television Appearances 1965-1971

SHINDIG 23rd June 1965

01 Not Fade Away

HULLABALLOO 4th october 1965

02 Introduction Michael Landon / The Times They Are A-Changin’
03 Do You Believe In Magic

HULLABALLO 1965

04 Long Tall Sally

BIG TNT SHOW, 19th november 1965

05 Introduction David McCallum / Turn Turn Turn
06 Bells Of Rhymney
07 Mr Tambourine Man

ED SULLIVAN SHOW 12th december 1965

08 Turn Turn Turn
09 Mr Tambourine Man

ABC DOCUMENTARY december 1966

10 Milestones

UNKNOWN TV SHOW 1967

11 David Crosby Introduces The Byrds

TONIGHT SHOW WITH JOHNNY CARSON 13th july 1967

12 Renaissance Fair
13 Lady Friend
14 Have You Seen Her Face

PLAYBOY AFTER DARK 28th september 1968

15 Interview with Hugh Hofner / You Ain’t Going Nowhere
16 Wheels On Fire

UNKNOW US TV SHOW

17 Old Blue

DAVID FROST SHOW BBC TV may 1971

18 So You Want To Be A Rock ‘N’ Roll Star
19 Mr Spaceman
20 Introduction / Soldier’s Joy / Black Mountain Rag
21 Mr Tambourine Man
22 I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician
23 Interview / Citizen Kane
24 Bye Bye Byrds

MIDWEEK TV, HILVERSUM, HOLLAND may 1971

25 Mr Spaceman
26 Eight Miles High
27 Hold It

Artwork Included

https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/pZAq9HUg/file.html

montysmusic said...

Todays Morsels

Here are two requests and a album by the band which became Vanilla Fudge

The Pigeons-1966-67 - While The World Was Eating Vanilla Fudge.zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/LNGLO92C/file.html

Miracle Legion - Drenched lp '92[320].zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/QliNsOfz/file.html

Dave Hole-1993 - Working Overtime[320].zip
https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/Ix3EAkEn/file.html

montysmusic said...

Classic Albums DVD Paul Simon-Graceland

Paul Simon’s 1986 album Graceland is a landmark record. Recorded in New York and South Africa, Graceland not only sold 14 million copies and was named Album of the Year at the 1986 Grammy Awards, but it also brought the sound of South African music to audiences around the world. Graceland soared to number three in the US album charts and topped the UK and South African charts for many weeks.
The dramatic story of Graceland is told here in Paul Simon’s own words along with electrifying footage of Simon performing songs from the album including the title track Graceland, Under African Skies (with Miriam Makeba), Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes (with Ladysmith Black Mambazo), plus footage from the distinctive videos of You Can Call Me Al and Boy In The Bubble. This acclaimed film shows how a career setback for Paul Simon precipitated the inspiration for Graceland, how he learned so much from the South African musicians he met and how by collaborating with them a triumphant album was created. In Paul Simon’s own words: "That was what Graceland had – an unusual degree of understanding amongst people who had just met".

https://mega.nz/#!k8d0hapI!qXE8RRbXV0U_LVVgJ9gwin1p3dGsvPcko9sxgEC4j8I

Anonymous said...

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I have this on
https://cocoleech.com/
but is severely limited.
Another similar was mentioned here, one which worked very well without limitations.
Is anyone able to provide this, or something similar.
It is difficult living in our police state, so anything to help would be much appreciated.
Thanks

BigGray said...

@ Butterboy

I wholeheartedly recommend the Patto album to anyone wanting something a bit different. I owned all three LPs in the 70s and currently have the four CDs (one was unreleased) in my collection. Ollie Hallsall was a one of a kind guitarist, though he inexplicably always misses out in Top 50 guitarist lists.
The band started out as the popsike band Timebox. Sadly, the Patto story is full of tragedy. Mike Patto lost his fight with lymphatic leukemia in 1979. Ollie Hallsall died from a drug-related heart attack in 1992. Clive Griffiths was in a car accident that left him paralyzed and, at least for several years after, without any memory of his days with Patto and Timebox. Only John Halsey, though left with a bit of a limp from the same car accident, is relatively unscathed.
Some of you will remember that both Ollie and John were members of the Rutles (though only John appeared in the TV movie).

RYP said...

Man from Mordor,
if zippyshare reports "403 forbidden nginx/1.10.3 (Ubuntu)" most people say: Try Opera Browser. In 2016, a free virtual private network (VPN) service was implemented in the browser. Opera said that this would allow encrypted access to websites otherwise blocked, and provide security on public WiFi networks. Either VPN or Turbo can be enabled, but not both. It is not a problem to have several browsers on the computer and to use them in parallel. They do not bother each other!
I'm on a Mac and I'm using the "Avira Phantom VPN" (for free) extension for chrome and it works fine!

EasilyConfused said...

Professor RnR

Here's Vera Lynn - Unfaithful to You (hope it's the same song):


http://www.imagenetz.de/f7ed15a95/VLUTY.zip.html

sut said...

2 more from jamaica... these are the last of the rocksteady comps...

Files are mp3, m4a and flac with volume gain adjusted to 89dB, artwork and release dates embedded...


Rocksteady #09

01 - Joe Higgs - Dinah
02 - Soul Vendors - Swing Easy
03 - Alton Ellis & The Flames - Rock Steady
04 - The Tennors - The Stage
05 - The Heptones - The Best Things In Life
06 - The Bassies - Checking Out
07 - Dandy Livingstone - Sock It To Me
08 - Earl Lowe - I'm Gonna Cool It
09 - Soul Brothers - Guajira Ska
10 - The Jamaicans - Woman Go Home
11 - Owen Gray - I'm Going To Take You Back
12 - The Heptones - Why Must I
13 - The Sensations - Right On Time
14 - Ken Boothe & Phil Pratt - Sweet Song For My Baby
15 - The Clarendonians - Take It or Leave It
16 - Lyn Taitt & The Jets - Napoleon Solo
17 - The Crystalites - Don't Look Back
18 - Delroy Wilson - Never Conquer
19 - The Uniques - Love And Devotion
20 - The Melodians - You Don't Need Me
21 - The Techniques - You Don't Care
22 - Lee King Perry - I Am The Upsetter
23 - Lyn Taitt & The Jets - Upsetting Version
24 - Delroy Wilson - I'm Not A King
25 - The Gaylads - Joy In The Morning
26 - Brother Dan All Stars - Eastern Organ

https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/ZiTLSFXy/file.html


Rocksteady #10

01 - Hopeton Lewis - This Music Got Soul
02 - Ken Boothe - Oh Babe
03 - Prince Buster & All Stars - Rock & Shake
04 - Winston Samuels - Holding Out
05 - Noel Brown - Heartbreak Girl
06 - The Melodians - I Will Get Along Without You
07 - Derrick Harriott - Born To Love You
08 - Hopeton Lewis - Cool Collie
09 - Errol Dunkley - My Future Lies Ahead Of Me
10 - Lee Perry with The Sensations - Wind Up Doll
11 - Delroy Wilson - Riding For A Fall
12 - Larry Marshall - Broken Heart
13 - Larry Marshall - Suspicion
14 - The Heptones - I Am Lonely
15 - The Gaylads - Don't Try to Reach Me
16 - Prince Buster's All Stars - Rocking In The Fields
17 - Ken Parker - A Change Is Gonna Come
18 - The Sensations - Right On Time
19 - The Techniques - Queen Majesty
20 - Slim Smith - Hip Hug
21 - The Viceroys - Love and Unity
22 - Freddie McKay - Red Eye Girl
23 - The Tennors - Pressure And The Slide
24 - The Minstrels - Hey There Lonely Boy
25 - The Minstrels & Glen Adams - Lonely Girl
26 - The Ravers (aka Jamaican Shadows) - I've Been Crying Too Long
27 - Eric Monty Morris - Say What You're Saying

https://www32.zippyshare.com/v/D6fkG3CZ/file.html

flatspin said...

BLUES

These 2 Texas piano blues albums complement Magpie's excellent 'The Piano Blues' (a series available as MP3s over at yousayblues)

Texas Piano Blues 1929-1948 (1989) RST Records LP @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Texas-Piano-Blues-1929-1948/master/831238

https://mega.nz/#!C0NVDaJC!rqdu1iL9jKkjZvMvDoYCkjgtEzOi5hivLP15QZAgQek

Texas Piano Styles 1929-1937 - The Remaining Titles (1988) Wolf LP @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Texas-Piano-Styles-1929-1937-The-Remaining-Titles/release/4850289

https://mega.nz/#!e0MDGSQT!sJbTT4HtcGt0CbgIQpTCh_hI9FSYAAKoej3iwmHpyCk

Los Dicker Tanz said...

The Spirit Of England
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Various ‎– Oi! Fuck You (Best Of British Vol 1) 2007
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/IZ89oFR4/file.html

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Oi-Fuck-You-Best-Of-British-Vol-1/master/269050

Various ‎– 30 Years Of Oi! ...Never Surrender... 2011
https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/vb5gkFci/file.html

https://www.discogs.com/Various-30-Years-Of-Oi-Never-Surrender/master/406608
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Take Care Comrades! Love & Peace. Bridges Not Walls.

Los Dicker Tanz said...

Man from Mordor and other Comrades,

I'm on a Hackintosh and I'm also using the "Avira Phantom VPN" (for free) extension for chrome and it works fine! The best Solution! I was about to emigrate from Germany and got the tip of RYP. So I'm still here...

Opera Browser with VPN is good for download but it's not possible for me to upload

clash said...

The Buckinghams ‎– Kind Of A Drag (1967) Vinyl @320
https://www117.zippyshare.com/v/amdLxDFw/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/The-Buckinghams-Kind-Of-A-Drag/release/9415659

The Dramatics ‎– Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get (1971) Vinyl @320
https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/rsyhmtFM/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/The-Dramatics-Whatcha-See-Is-Whatcha-Get/release/1098392

Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers ‎– The "West Side" Sound Rolls Again (1983) Vinyl @320
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/HCL0OcZ0/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Doug-Sahm-Augie-Meyers-The-West-Side-Sound-Rolls-Again/release/4975147

Let's MAGA said...

Rare Trax Vol. 18 - Electricity
Label: Rolling Stone
Series: Rolling Stone Rare Trax – 18
Format: CD, Compilation, Promo
Country: Germany
Released: Apr 2001
Genre: Electronic
Style: Trip Hop, Dub, Downtempo, Ambient

Track List
01 - Mexican Dubwiser - Hacienda
02 - Backwood - Shantel
03 - Klub Kola - Planet E
04 - Reflections - Patrick Pulsinger
05 - Same Girl Different Wig - Nick Faber
06 - Easy 99 - Freedom Satellite
07 - Sand & Stones & Bricks & Rocks - Aromabar
08 - Slowhand Hussein - Dzihan & Kamien
09 - Let The Peace Come On - Mum
10 - Back & Forth - Deep-Dive-Corp.
11 - Busenfreund (Walkner-Möstl Dub) - Tosca
12 - Heaven Or Hell - Walkner-Möstl
13 - Jenny Cum Lately - Naked Funk

7 Day Link
https://we.tl/t-rmiKhfNo7Y

Uncle Babka said...

Today's Nilsson upload contains the last of the 2 CD Purple Chick bootlegs, volume 11 - entitled "Papa's Got A Brown New Robe" which was the working title for the CD Nilsson was working on when he died.

(All the previously posted Purple Chick links are still working - so you can still snatch all 22 CDs.)

Link: https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/Ye2YjyQB/file.html

INFO:
Purple Chick - Son Of Harryties 11:
PAPA'S GOT A BROWN NEW ROBE

DISC ONE

'Papa's Got A Brown New Robe' Sessions

1: U.C.L.A.
2: It's All In The Mind
3: Yo Dodger Blue
4: Animal Farm
5: Try Try Try
6: Lullaby (demo)
7: Woman O Woman (demo)
*8: That's Why I Close My Eyes (demo)
*9: Shake That Thing (demo)
*10: Liz (demo)
*11: U.C.L.A. (demo)
12: It's All In The Mind (early mix)
13: Yo Dodger Blue (radio version)

Demos (with Andy Cahan)

14: 245 Lb Man
15: Misery And Gin
*16: I Know Why
*17: It's So Easy To Live
18: Lost And Found
19: Me And My Arrow 93FM
20: Me, Myself And I
21: Strange Love
22: This Could Be The Night
23: What Does A Woman See In A Man
*24: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
25: You Are Here
26: Me, Myself And I (alternate Mix)

DISC TWO

Sessions, etc.

1: Hey Boys (with Flo and Eddie) - October 1990
2: Blanket For A Sail (from 'For Our Children') - 1991
3: How About You (single version - from 'The Fisher King') - 1991
4: How About You (album version - from 'The Fisher King') - 1991
5: Best Friend (w/ Brandon Cruz) - 1993

Live with Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band
Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, NV
4th September, 1992

6: Without You

Informal Sessions (with E.J. Gold)

7: Listen, The Snow Is Falling
8: If I Had A Dollar
9: Georgia On My Mind/Yesterday
10: Coconut
11: Kansas City/Speedo
12: A Change Is Gonna Come
13: Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer

Highlights from "Paris: A Love Story"
- a musical by Jon English and David MacKay

14: Business - Joe Fagin, John Waters, Harry Nilsson, Philip Quast, David Atkins
15: Paris In Court - John Parr, John Waters, Joe Fagin, Harry Nilsson, Philip Quast, Bernard Doc Neeson
16: Any Fool Could See - Sheila Parker, John Parr, John Waters, Joe Fagin, Harry Nilsson
17: The Greek Camp - - Bernard Doc Neeson, John Waters, Harry Nilsson, Philip Quast, Joe Fagin
18: The Beggar - Harry Nilsson, Sheila Parker
19: Ulysses' Prayer - Harry Nilsson, Joe Fagin
20: A Horse With No Rider - Harry Nilsson, John Waters
21: Oh Paris - Sheryl Parker, Harry Nilsson

And today's expanded RCA deluxe reissue:

1976 - Nilsson -Sandman - RCA Bonus trx
Link: https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/ANbALcwD/file.html

Song Info:

01 - I'll Take A Tango.mp3
02 - Something True.mp3
03 - Pretty Soon There'll Be Nothing Left For Everybody.mp3
04 - The Ivy Covered Walls.mp3
05 - Here's Why I Did Not Go To Work Today.mp3
06 - The Flying Saucer Song.mp3
07 - How To Write A Song.mp3
08 - Jesus Christ You're Tall.mp3
09 - Will She Miss Me.mp3
10 - A Tree Out In The Yard (Central Park) Bonus Track.mp3

Searnav said...

BigRay, I remember Ollie Halsall playing guitar in Kevin Ayers' backing band at the Bilzen Jazz Festival in Belgium (was it 1973 or 1974?). Very impressive.

La musica è vita said...

Man from Mordor,

Re the Zippyshare problem.

These links may help,

http://www.hidewebsite.com/

https://www.proxysite.com/

https://www.deepbrid.com/

but I say again, the best solution is to install a VPN.
This is quite simple. Currently all browsers come with links to browsers in their add-on folders. Its not difficult.
I think that its a good idea for uploaders to continue to use Zippyshare where possible to support the service because it is a good, clean and simple service. We shouldn't let those who would like to shut the service down win.

Anonymous said...

BigGray you're a magnificent bastard for sharing Antipodean Atrocities. One of John Peel's favs btw! Of course now I'm gonna have to get the vinyl. Thanks dude!
--Dave from Maryland

La musica è vita said...

ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

I know you don't put together the Rare TraX compilations yourself, but any compilation called ELECTRICITY should be considered incomplete without Captain Beefheart's ELECTRICITY from 'Safe as Milk' Just saying!

djmcblues2 said...

DANNY WOPS

All Doo Wops
One of my earliest series. Maybe a decade old.

Rainy Day Bells – The Globetrotters
Drip Drop – The Drifters
Betty Lou – The Marcels
Let It Rain – the Five Pennies
Rocket to The Moon – Lenny Welch
Wanna Lee – The Vocaltones
Wishing Star – tony Allen
Sally Green – The Jesters
Dorothy – The Hi-Fives
Geraldine – The El Venos
Lucy – The Cadillacs
It Had To Rain – The Catalina Six
Oh Rooba-Lee – The Crowns
Trickle Trickle – The Videos
Northern Star – The Elites
Iga Diga Doo – The Four Of Us
Hey Lena – The Desires
Lonely Rain – The Mascots
Marvella – The Spinners
Come On Baby – The Youngtones

https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/ZfDxc2rJ/file.html

Ram a Lam – Enjoy!

Fabio D. said...

Thanks Wu.Ming for Oi! Fuck You!(best of British OI! Vol.1).
I've been searching by looong ago! THANKS!

Anonymous said...

where is the wonderful smegga and the rest of the DC crew?

chinese lurker

La musica è vita said...

For those of us who are Dick Dale 'Dickheads' over on
http://lagrimapsicodelica4.blogspot.com/
if you go ot the 10 de julho de 2019 post there is currently a very thorough selection of Dick Dale's legacy.

While I'm at it my thankyous to
Butterboy, Professor RnR, Big Grey, JWDen, Seanav, Montysmusic, RYP, easilyconfused,Sut, Flatspin, Wu Ming, Clash,ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ, Uncle Bakka and anybody I have left out who make TZ the mustvisit site that it continues to be.
Much gratitude.

BigGray said...

@ Rank Stranger

To scan LP artwork on an A4 scanner, if you're running Windows, download the Image Composite Editor, free from Microsoft.

64 bit - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52459

32 bit - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52413

Install it and scan the top and bottom of the LP cover in your scanning software, making sure that you have all four corners and coverage of the middle. Open ICE and Click "New Panorama From Images", select the images that make up one face of the cover. I think all you do is press the GO button, or wahtever they call it, and it stitches the images. It's been a while since I used it (I've only used it to scan the book from the original Rutles LP) but I remember it's quite intuitive. Don't scan at a high resolution (as I did), because the program will only output files at 72 dpi.

Anonymous said...

Yawning Angel sez...

Butterboy, many thanks for Patto and Tonton Macoute!

DA3blue said...

@Man from Mordor and @RYP

Re Zippyshare issues...

Since the block on connection via UK I have used combination of Cocoleech and also Opera browser with free VPN. The problem with Opera/VPN is that download speed is significantly slower than usual with occasional drop outs and interruptions. However I put up with it because I’m a cheapskate!

DA3blue

Anonymous said...

Thanks BigGray,
but Image Composite Editor does not work on Windows XP...

Rank Stranger

Let's MAGA said...

I have used Scan & Stitch from ArcSoft. Not free but it does the job very well. I have scanned 1,000s of vinyl records with it and highly recommend it.

Anonymous said...

Zippyshare it's blocked in Spain. With Thor Navigator no more problems

apauling said...

@sut: Thanks for the latest shares and all your amazing Jamaican comps. I've had fun checking out the singles labels you have so kindly included too. Aside from the cool grooves within, the ultra-funky, primitive graphics on many of the 45s are fine artifacts, all on their own.

Billy K said...

Trying to catch up on TZ after being on holiday for two weeks is a lot of work!

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@WuMing + Opera

It's right, no problems with d/L, but neither any problems at all when uploading. I'm doing all my zippy-uploads with Opera. Can't understand. A whole CD is up in two or three minutes.

@Butterboy + Second Hand
Thanks for this second coming. Didn't know that there was a second LP by "Second Hand". The first one was 'Reality, 1968'. Here it is:

https://www18.zippyshare.com/v/skp9jzz9/file.html

Continuing some Flying Nun outputs. The label brought some bands of Kiwi-Land on the map of the world. Some succeeded, some did not. "The RIP" was a band that made two EP's in '84 and '87 and nothing else.

Here they are with 'A Timeless Peace, 1984' and with 'Stormed Port, 1987', both in one folder:

https://www33.zippyshare.com/v/5AwsZHrp/file.html

HeySuchAndSuch said...

Hey MontyMusic! Thanks as always for the "Classic Albums" series!!

HS&S

sut said...

@ apauling
i agree, the labels are fascinating in their own right... i quite like the fact that label designs had to be efective on a 3-inch circle with a big hole in the centre... not the easiest of blank canvases to work with i wouldn't have thought... the labels are obviously a great source of information too, although saying that, artist and track info on jamaican records is often mis-spelt and wildly innacurate which is part of their charm i suppose... it would have been so much easier for me to create generic covers for each of these comps, but i felt it was important, despite the music being in digital form, to include artwork for each individual track, to show what the records looked like in their original form... it's taken me an age to do it, but i had the feeling that when it was all done, it would be worth the effort because it gives each track their own individual identity, and for me, it adds to the overall experience of listening to the music... plus i'm a photoshop ninja now with all the practice i've had with the artwork for these comps... so it's all good :)

Davetuba said...

Chinese Lurker

I will only speak for myself: thanks for your concern.

If there are more Dancin' Cats volumes to be shared, one has to have them to share them. Have any to share?

Davetuba

Aging Child said...

@FlatSpin: thank you for the early Texas Blues - and for the YouSayBLues signpost.

@BillyK: welcome back!

Cheers!

Paolo Meccano said...

@Uncle Babka Thanks for all the Nilsson you've shared. I'd never really listened to him before (I only knew the two famous songs), so thanks for opening my ears.

ELtel said...

@ Wu.Ming, thanks for the"OI!", taken for my mate.
cheers,ELtel

Crab Devil said...

@djmcblues2 -- Thank you (a bit belatedly) for "Danny Wops."

zipper said...

Thanks Professor RnR for the always excellent 1964 Billboard series, Butterboy for the Patto share, sut for the Rocksteady comps and ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ for Rare Trax Vol.18.

Rhodb said...

Thanks Butterboy

I am listening to Patto at the moment sound good

Nice share

Regards