Saturday, 27 July 2019

…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0661

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

52 comments:

Searnav said...

Various Artists – Games People Play – 100 Great Versions – Part 2

Part 1 was posted yesterday.

A song written and first released by Joe South, it was a hit on both sides of the Atlantic in 1968 (USA) and in the UK (1969), as in most countries worldwide.

Disc 1

1. The Tremeloes - Games People Play (1:16)
2. The Israelites - Games People Play (3:15)
3. Shirley Scott - Games People Play (3:50)
4. Mel Tillis - Games People Play (3:08)
5. Guy And David - Games People Play (3:06)
6. Paper Lace - Games People Play (3:37)
7. Hans Theessink - Games People Play (5:05)
8. Don Gibson - Games People Play (2:33)
9. Waylon Jennings And The Kimberlys - Games People Play (3:14)
10. Lissie - Games People Play (4:22)
11. Ray Charles And Andy Williams - Games People Play (2:46)
12. Al Hirt And Ace Cannon - Games People Play (2:36)
13. Johnny Chauvin And The Mojo Band - Games People Play (4:36)
14. Harvey Mandel - Games People Play (4:53)
15. Doris Troy - Games People Play (3:04)
16. Classic IV Featuring Dennis Yost - Games People Play (2:24)
17. Marc Almond And Jools Holland - Games People Play (3:18)
18. Quiet Life - Games People Play (4:25)
19. Trini Lopez - Games People Play (3:07)
20. Arlen Roth - Games People Play (5:11)
21. Bela Lugosi (Paul Frees) - Games People Play (4:04)
22. The Jordanaires - Games People Play (2:44)
23. Leinemann - Games People Play (2:18)
24. Guitar Masters Group - Games People Play (5:11)
25. The Upsetters - Games People Play (2:11)


Disc 2

1. Nancy Ames - Games People Play (2:50)
2. Lena Martell - Games People Play (3:34)
3. Tommy Overstreet - Games People Play (2:54)
4. Wanda Jackson And Mike Post - Games People Play (2:44)
5. Wynn Stewart - Games People Play (2:37)
6. Ed Ames - Games People Play (3:51)
7. The Mike Curb Congregation - Games People Play (2:56)
8. Jeannie C. Riley - Games People Play (2:24)
9. Bud Shank With The Bob Alcivar Singers - Games People Play (3:39)
10. The Royal Teens - Games People Play (3:06)
11. Mack Vickery - Games People Play (1:53)
12. Murray Head - Games People Play (3:58)
13. Mac And Katie Kissoon - Games People Play (3:19)
14. Boots Randolph - Games People Play (2:57)
15. Johnny Johnson And His Bandwagon - Games People Play (3:30)
16. Dizzy Gillespie - Games People Play (2:57)
17. Wenche - Games People Play (2:59)
18. Peggy Sue Webb Wright - Games People Play (2:50)
19. Eugene Chadbourne With Camper Van Beethoven - Games People Play (2:08)
20. Bobby Harden - Games People Play (2:46)
21. Bobby Bear And The Texas Teddybears - Games People Play (3:34)
22. Lee Towers - Games People Play (3:49)
23. The Nashville Acoustic All-Stars - Games People Play (1:55)
24. The Wrinkle Rockers - Games People Play (3:19)
25. Robin Morris - Games People Play (3:07)

Artwork Included (front, back)

https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/IaAycLxH/file.html

Searnav said...

Vince Taylor – Les Génies Du Rock Vol. 31

Subtitled “Brand New Cadillac”

Editions Atlas – RK CD 431 (Swiss – France 1993)

A compilation of Vince’s first Parlophone single, his 2 singles on the Belgian Palette label, and 6 more recent tracks from the early 70s.

Track 3 is mistitled on the artwork and on the disc. They spelled it “Watch’ Gonna Do” when it should be “What-Cha-Gonna Do”, as on the original Palette single and as mentioned hereunder.

1. I Like Love (2:07)
2. Right Behind You Baby (2:11)
3. What-Cha-Gonna Do (misspelled Watch’ Gonna Do) (2:34)
4. Jet Black Machine (2:25)
5. I'll Be Your Hero (2:17)
6. Move Over Tiger (2:15)
7. Say Mama (2:03)
8. Kansas City (4:25)
9. Brand New Cadillac (3:23)
10. Rock Island Line (2:22)
11. Please Don't Leave (2:07)
12. Good Golly Miss Molly (2:13)

Artwork Included (front, back, CD)

https://www103.zippyshare.com/v/ZHiA7rFg/file.html

Anonymous said...

Gaius aid:

If you're the most intelligent band in the world, living down under in Melbourne, Australia, hearing always bad jokes about people living upside down, maybe you write a song like 'We live in Fear' for those who are always in danger falling through empty space to the Southern Cross. Or maybe you write a song like 'The Flat Earth' to change perspective and assure yourself that you're standing with your feet on the ground and your head up in the air.

Maybe you object that there other artist having written intelligent lyrics like that "the sun is the same in a relative way but you're older" or that Gerrard wears "spectacles in bed to see his dreams more clearly". O.K. then there is the Melbourne band countering with the real things in life, singing about "Social Currency" and "Economy". And while singing about "Love", it's a "Stranger Love". So you see, things didn't come quite easy with this Australian Band, called "Children Collide". (Another "Flying Nun" discovery).

But you will object once more, saying: "well, well, but that's not enough for the most intelligent band in the world". So I have to put forward my last argument. These "Children" possess what nobody else in the world has ever found. They know what astrophysicist are looking for a hundred years since Albert Einstein has formulated his theory of relativity. The "Children" got it. Here they are with a:

'Theory of Everything, Australia, 2010'

https://www.mediafire.com/file/yat2eghbzuft0uh/ChiColTheEvry.rar/file

Anonymous said...

@ CrazyLegs. It is very nice to see someone sharing Hawkwind (and friends).This is a long shot, I know, but in your Hawkwind collection do you have Robert Calvert's book Hype please? I had it back in the day but lent it to someone and you know how it goes!
PS If you weren't aware Nik Turner is on bandcamp.

Cheers Marlon

Professor RnR said...

Hot 100 & BU 1965, As & Bs, Parts 09 & 10, 13.02 cont. - 27.02. No missing tracks.
Cash, Johnny Orange Blossom Special
Cash, Johnny All Of God's Children Ain't Free
Fame, Georgie, & The Blue Flames Yeh Yeh
Fame, Georgie, & The Blue Flames Preach & Teach
Hullaballoos, The Did You Ever
Hullaballoos, The Beware
Ikettes, The Camel Walk
Ikettes, The Nobody Loves Me
Impressions, The People Get Ready
Impressions, The I've Been Trying
Jackson, Walter Suddenly I'm All Alone
Jackson, Walter Special Love
Johnson, Jimmy, & His Band Don't Answer The Door - Pt.1
Johnson, Jimmy, & His Band Don't Answer The Door - Pt.2
Orbison, Roy Goodnight
Orbison, Roy Only With You
Proby, P.J. Somewhere
Proby, P.J. Just Like Him
Rogers, Julie Like A Child
Rogers, Julie Love Of A Boy, The
Rydell, Bobby Diana
Rydell, Bobby Stranger In The World
Scott, Linda Patch It Up
Scott, Linda If I Love Again
Tillotson, Johnny Angel
Tillotson, Johnny Little Boy
Vibrations, The (1) Keep On Keeping On
Vibrations, The (1) Hello Happiness
Walker, Jr., & The All Stars Shotgun
Walker, Jr., & The All Stars Hot Cha

Alpert, Herb, & The Tijuana Brass Whipped Cream
Alpert, Herb, & The Tijuana Brass Las Mañanitas
Beatles, The Eight Days A Week
Beatles, The I Don't Want To Spoil The Party
Chad & Jeremy If I Loved You
Chad & Jeremy Donna, Donna
Davis, Sammy Jr. If I Ruled The World
Davis, Sammy Jr. Flash, Bang, Wallop!
Manfred Mann Come Tomorrow
Manfred Mann What Did I Do Wrong
Martin, Dean Send Me The Pillow You Dream On
Martin, Dean I'll Be Seeing You
Moody Blues, The Go Now!
Moody Blues, The It's Easy Child
Ruby & The Romantics Does He Really Cares For Me
Ruby & The Romantics Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You)
Supremes, The Stop! In The Name Of Love
Supremes, The I'm In Love Again
Tex, Joe You Better Get It
Tex, Joe You Got What It Takes
Yuro, Timi You Can Have Him
Yuro, Timi Could This Be Magic
Beach Boys, The Do You Wanna Dance?
Beach Boys, The Please Let Me Wonder
Beatles, The 4 - By The Beatles Side A: Honey Don't; I'm A Loser
Beatles, The 4 - By The Beatles Side B: Mr. Moonlight; Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby
Brothers Four, The Somewehere
Brothers Four, The Turn Around
Byrd, Bobby We Are In Love
Byrd, Bobby No One Like My Baby

Part 65.09
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1J90Fw2u2-OYQb0_jfyDmsncra2qWUFwu
Part 65.10
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VX6uP4KDjkgT9feLxeGJ51oykopk6A08

flatspin said...

Doc Watson - Elementary Doctor Watson (2002) Tomato CD @320

Doc Watson vocal guitar accompanied by Merle Watson guitar and banjo

1 Going Down The Road Feeling Bad
2 The Last Thing On My Mind
3 Freight Train Boogie
4 More Pretty Girls Than One
5 I Couldn't Believe It Was True
6 Summertime
7 Worried Blues
8 Interstate Rag
9 Three Times Seven
10 Treasures Untold

https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/DoFD1woU/file.html

montysmusic said...

Here is a 3 cd boxset of rare Shoegaze all in flac

VA-Feed Me With Your Bliss- Rare Shoegaze 45s [2009]flac

http://www.mediafire.com/folder/7piqegkxfl1yh/VA-Feed_Me_With_Your_Bliss-_Rare_Shoegaze_45s_%5B2009%5Dflac

VA-Soft As Warm But Snow Inside- Rare Shoegaze III [2009]flac

http://www.mediafire.com/folder/wi6xzxm8et1pm/VA-Soft_As_Warm_But_Snow_Inside-_Rare_Shoegaze_III_%5B2009%5Dflac


VA-Kaleidoscope Cries- Rare Shoegaze II [2009]flac

http://www.mediafire.com/folder/9omx8j15dceus/VA-Kaleidoscope_Cries-_Rare_Shoegaze_II_%5B2009%5Dflac

montysmusic said...

The Hollies-The Nash Years DVD

Review
Outstanding collection of clips from the 60's featuring the hollies at their very best. Re-Capture the raw young talent that exploded onto the 60's music scene to critical aclaim. By far the most underated band of the sixties. --Robert Simpson - Music in Motion
Note- this is my first go at ripping a dvd thanks to all the guys who helped


https://mega.nz/#!9pt1GYwK!Md4CM_8TiZemfdoFcr0l5Oco4uWe3M22FIisEtK4-D4

JWDen said...

Good morning, TZ! Today's R&B classic is obscure Chicago bluesman Floyd Jones. And in the Kitsch Korner, we have the first of three volumes of country meets soul as well as an album I'm glad to have back, "Mar y Sol," a Puerto Rican pop festival featuring some great acts such as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, B.B. King, the Allman Bros, Osibisa, and others stretching out on jammy instrumentals. You used to see this one a LOT in the cutout bins, but I could never understand why. It's always been one of my favorites. Enjoy!

==--==--==--==

R&B Series Classic #5130 - Floyd Jones (1948-1953) https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/gVyr4vhp/file.html

Various Artists - Behind Closed Doors: Where Country Meets Soul (2012) https://www29.zippyshare.com/v/rIYwW1Cq/file.html

Various Artists - Mar y Sol (1972) https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/ZVOSMO8h/file.html

montysmusic said...

Here is a link to my younger brothers Sensational Sixties Show[on Findon Radio] on Mixcloud hopefully some of you will follow his show..

https://www.mixcloud.com/NorthantsRadio/the-sensational-sixties-show-stevie-t-170719/?fbclid=IwAR1oladUFgEahZkgz6O-nQqdbxT9HGduTHh9UMrKMv4NUra6oO9Atb260LQ

CrazyLegs said...

more HAWKWIND PT 10



HAWKWIND - 1981 - Sonic Attack

http://www.imagenetz.de/fad594858/HAWKWIND------1981---Sonic-Attack.zip.html



HAWKWIND - 1984 - This Is Hawkwind, Do Not Panic

http://www.imagenetz.de/f4566f774/HAWKWIND------1984---This-Is-Hawkwind--Do-Not-Panic.zip.html



HAWKWIND - 1988 - The Xenon Codex

http://www.imagenetz.de/f560de633/HAWKWIND------1988---The-Xenon-Codex.zip.html



@ Marlon. No sorry, unfortunately I don't have Calvert's book and I wasn't aware Nik Turner was on bandcamp either, thanks for the heads up.


C.L.

RYP said...

montysmusic, thanks for the Hollies! I totally agree: "By far the most underated band of the sixties."

Butterboy said...

More Music...545

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 Carter Tanton - Jettison The Valley [2016]
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/nb0EsVlE/file.html

By the time he was 15, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Carter Tanton was already playing bar shows in his hometown of Baltimore. Two years later, he caught the attention of Gary E. Smith, best known for discovering and producing The Pixies. After working together for a year, they parted ways, but Tanton never slowed down. In the mid-2000's he released a couple of EPs with his band Tulsa, prompting Rolling Stone's David Fricke to claim "...his indie-seraphim voice is not of this world...", and after a particularly impressive live set KEXP's John Richards said "...he's one of the best singer-songwriters in the country today." Over the years, Tanton has toured and recorded with numerous artists including Marissa Nadler, Strand of Oaks, Lower Dens, and The War on Drugs. In 2012, he assembled Freeclouds, his first collection of songs for Western Vinyl. A couple of years later, Tanton moved to England where he wrote all of the songs on his album Jettison the Valley. His old friend and collaborator Marisa Nadler contributes lead vocals to "Jettison the Valley", and Sharon Van Etten sings on "Twenty-Nine Palms" and "Through the Garden Gates". (Amazon)

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02 Cat’s Eyes - Treasure House [2016]
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/ToI7IWxC/file.html

Cat's Eyes are a duo formed by Rachel Zeffira, a Canadian opera soprano and classical multi-instrumentalist based in London, and Faris Badwan, the singer from British psychedelic-rockers The Horrors. In the collision of their two very separate worlds, something magical has come into being. Cat's Eyes eponymous debut album is a romantic pop masterpiece fit to dine at the same table as mid-'60s productions by Phil Spector, Joe Meek or Shadow Morton, but with a fiercely modern, experimental premise, which constantly leaves you wondering just what you're listening to, and how on earth it was created. This release is their third album Treasure House. According to The Guardian, ''Few side projects turn out as well as Cat s Eyes. The musical chemistry is undiminished on their third album where a languid kind of heartache holds sway.'' (Amazon)

Butterboy said...

03 Dylan Mondegreen - Every Little Step [2016]
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/Nu55SkgQ/file.html

The third Dylan Mondegreen album was a career high point for the man behind the name, Norwegian singer/songwriter Børge Sildnes. The self-titled record's warmth, easygoing melodic grace, and Sildnes' lyrical insight, not to mention his honey-soft vocals, made it something really special. The follow-up, Every Little Step, is just as good, delving deeply into Sildnes' feelings as a parent and adding some very sweet, very peaceful songs to his CV. Recorded simply and quickly, with nylon-string guitars leading a small combo playing softly as if trying not to wake children sleeping nearby, the album has a quiet homemade feeling that matches the vocals and subject matter very nicely. The occasional horn section, bubbling organ, or gentle electric piano flourish helps fill out the arrangements and keeps the album from getting too relaxed. There's a nice, rollicking storyteller style that pops up a couple times, like on "Lost in a Song," that's very Belle and Sebastian-like and pleasant. As the record plays and the quality of the songs and performances never wavers, it's easy to be impressed by the lack of pretension, the depth of real emotion, and the ease with which he can make or break a heart with a simple turn of phrase. Songs like the touching ballad "Every Little Step" and the lilting country-rock "Nothing Lasts Forever" will strike a chord with listeners whether they are parents or not. Following up such a fine album could have been a challenge too great to surmount, but Sildnes does it without breaking a sweat. It's a wonderfully truthful and human record that serves as another compelling bit of evidence in favor of declaring Sildnes one of the best indie pop singer/songwriters around. (AllMusic Review by Tim Sendra)

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Anonymous said...

Hello to you dear sharers. This time, I look for the following recordings please:
# VA – Soma Records Story #3 (A Man's Gotta Be A Man!)
# VA ‎– The Big Hits Of Mid-America - The Soma Records Story 1963-1967
CORDIALLY
Thierry since France

LeeVanCleef said...

I recognize that Mar y Sol release from the 8-track cutout bin! A friend of mine had a copy. That's a pretty weird live collection when the Allman Brothers have the third-shortest song. Even J. Geils gets a longer song than the Allmans!

clash said...

The Reducers ‎– Cruise To Nowhere (1985) Vinyl @320
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/77qwi7Ma/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Reducers-Cruise-To-Nowhere/release/2259006

Silos ‎– Cuba (1987) Vinyl @320
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/CWty5EgY/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Silos-Cuba/release/2077876

Peter Stampfel & The Bottle Caps ‎– The People's Republic Of Rock N' Roll (1986) Vinyl @320
http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/U1s4Vpla/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Peter-Stampfel-The-Bottle-Caps-The-Peoples-Republic-Of-Rock-N-Roll/release/9718140

Susan Donimus said...

@Uncle Babka
Thanks for the Modern Vocal Groups.

EasilyConfused said...

EXCELLENT DOO-WOP FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VOLUMES 19-20

http://www.imagenetz.de/f75959d29/EDLG-19-20.zip.html

They've been 9 months coming but here, at last, are the final 2 volumes of the series!

Continuing the existing theme, what you get are carefully selected doo-wop tracks of the finest quality, skillfully arranged into programmes you'll want to return to again and again. What's not to like?

For earlier volumes in the series, complete track listings, tons of other doo-wop, my folk-rock series and other treats, go to my links page here:

http://freetexthost.com/z64p5rudzj

Excellent!

BigGray said...

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

Board Boogie Surf 'n' Twang from Down Under
https://www97.zippyshare.com/v/ZCA6sL07/file.html

I was going to post this last week, but I thought that maybe it had been posted here recently. I asked if anyone remembered it, but there were no replies, so I assume that we haven't seen it here for a while.

The instrumental boom of the early 1960s gripped Australia as fiercely as any nation. While it was principally allied to the surf culture that is an intrinsic part of coastal life downunder, the Aussie scene was as varied as anywhere else. But rather than meekly imitate the Yanks (and Poms), local musicians took the instrumental form one step further, pushing the boundaries of fretboard excess to a level matched only by the Japanese in those years. Australian youth surfed and stomped to a soundtrack of frenetically twanged, strummed and reverberating Stratocasters, underpinned by rolling drums and a frequently urgent atmosphere. It is a piercing, diamond-hard sound, personified by local heroes the Atlantics and their 1963 worldwide surf hit Bombora. There are other textures too - a touch of country, a lugubrious, quasi-Polynesian lilt - but the end result has a consistent and uniquely Australian flavour. [Ace Records]

01 Board Boogie - The Aztecs
02 Midnite Surfer - Joy Boys
03 The Mean One - The Playboys
04 Sandy the Surfin' Sandfly - Joy Boys
05 Jay Walker - The Fabulous Blue Jays
06 Swamped - Joy Boys
07 Storm Warning - The Nocturnes
08 Panel Five - The Surf Riders
09 Gavotte Espresso - Joy Boys
10 Twistin' Drums - Dee Jays
11 Murphy the Surfie - Joy Boys
12 Windansea - Sunsets
13 Cloudburst - Laurie Wade's Cavaliers
14 (Theme From) The Ant Hill - Joy Boys
15 Sabre Dance - The Playboys
16 Smoke and Stack - The Aztecs
17 Surf Carnival - The Resonets
18 Boots, Saddle and Surfboard - Joy Boys
19 Expressway - The Vibratones
20 Riptide - The Nocturnes
21 Barbecue - Dee Jays
22 The Phantom Guitarist - Laurie Wade's Cavaliers
23 Theme from Dr. No - The Playboys
24 The Frolic - Joy Boys
25 Prairie - The Nocturnes
26 Desperado - The Playboys
27 Shorebreak - The Resonets
28 Standin' and Stompin' - Joy Boys
29 Sunday Patrol - Dee Jays
30 Adventures in Paradise - The Playboys

BigGray said...

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

Rarebits - 60s Aussie Gems
https://www60.zippyshare.com/v/VtdiYGYc/file.html

There are 52 sensational tracks here from the 60s and early 70s. As the cover says: "Little known songs, hard to find B-sides and bands you may not have heard of". From Beat, Garage, Surf, Instrumental, Pop, Rock and everything in between.

01 I Want You - The Phantoms
02 Bring It On Home - Peter Briggs & The Vikings
03 Evergreen - John (Rupert) Perry
04 Baby Let Your Hair Down - Graeme Chapman
05 Hold On I'm Coming - Python Lee Jackson
06 Running Wild - The Cherokees
07 The Cry Of The Wild Goose - The Strangers
08 On My Mind - Tony And The Shantels
09 Penny Brown Girl - Daisy Clover
10 Am I A Lover - 18th Century Quartet
11 I Can't Go Wrong - Ian Turpie
12 Somebody To Love - Velvet Underground
13 Naughty Girl - The Showmen
14 Big City Lights - Python Lee Jackson
15 Stagger Lee - Terry Dean
16 Take Me For A Little While - The Deakins
17 Hucklebuck - The Leemen
18 The Kids Are Alright - The Explosive Mind
19 You Know He Did - Johnny Veen With The Charades
20 She's Coming Home - The Blue Beats
21 She'll Never Know - The Rondells
22 If You Let Me - The Nomads
23 I'll Be There - The Five
24 Caught Red Handed - The Bentbeaks
25 Cool Jerk - The Strangers
26 If You Try To Steal My Baby - Lee Sellers
27 Till You Find Out - The Feelgoods
28 Your Mother Should Have Warned You - Python Lee Jackson
29 Butterflies - Daisy Clover
30 I'm Your Man - Gemini Five
31 Lovin' Touch - Jimmy Crockett And The Shanes
32 (This Is) My World - Johnny Young
33 It's Better To Cry Today - Patsy Ann Noble
34 Here I Go - Peter Briggs And The Vikings
35 The Answer To Everything - Terry Dean
36 There's Time - The 5
37 Tonight You're Gonna Fall In Love With Me - The Deakins
38 Rum Drunk - The Moods
39 Every Night - The Morloch
40 Shorebreak - The Resonets
41 When You Walk In The Room - Sandy Edmonds
42 The House On Soul Hill - The Escorts
43 It's A Wonder - Python Lee Jackson
44 Baby What's Wrong - The Henchmen
45 Leavin' Town - The Strangers
46 Don't Deceive - The Showmen
47 I'll Never Love Again - The Pogs
48 You On My Mind - Marcie And The Cookies
49 King of The Mountain - The Proclamation
50 Baby Don't Hide - The Rondells
51 Baby Don't Do It - The Syssys
52 Too Much, Too Much - Thee Caper

Anonymous said...

Dear Monty

your link on Tuesday
Paal Flaata - Come Tomorrow - Songs of Townes Van Zandt (2016).zip
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/dVwYsYGH/file.html

I have tried Firefox, Google, Brave, etc, the page cannot be found.
This is the only zippyshare that i am having problems with.
Could you repost it? Thanks Big Tee

Uncle Babka said...

Jubilaires - Singing Waiters (1947-1948)

Excellent and very hard to find collection of this great gospel and vocal harmony group.

Link: https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/hISaHPDY/file.html

Jumpin' Jive (2 CD set)

Link: https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/ycc1q6E9/file.html

Nice collection. But I can't find any label/release info about this. Anybody in TZ land recognize this? (Cover Art included so it doesn't seem to be a fan compilation.)

Contents:

1-01 - Cab Calloway & His Orchestra - The jumpin' jive.mp3
1-02 - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five - Five guys named Moe.mp3
1-03 - The Cats & The Fiddle - Killin' jive.mp3
1-04 - Fats Waller & His Rhythm - All that meat and no potatoes.mp3
1-05 - Woody Herman And His Orchestra - Caldonia.mp3
1-06 - Saunders King & His Blues Band - B flat blues.mp3
1-07 - Hot Lips Page & His Orchestra - Pagin' Mr. Page.mp3
1-08 - Dinah Washington - Evil gal blues.mp3
1-09 - Tiny Bradshaw & His Orchestra - Shout, sister, shout.mp3
1-10 - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five - At the swing cats ball.mp3
1-11 - Andy Kirk & His 12 Clouds Of Joy - Hey, lawdy, mama.mp3
1-12 - Stuff Smith & His Onyx Club Boys - You's a viper.mp3
1-13 - Buck Ram All Stars - Ram session.mp3
1-14 - Cab Calloway & His Orchestra - Boogie woogie dance.mp3
1-15 - Julia Lee & Her Boyfriends - Gotta gimme what you got.mp3
1-16 - The Cats & The Fiddle - Gang busters.mp3
1-17 - Bull Moose Jackson & His Orchestra - I know who threw the whiskey (In the well).mp3
1-18 - Horace Henderson & His Orchestra - Oh, boy, I'm in the groove.mp3
1-19 - Slim Gaillard - Slim Gaillard's boogie.mp3
1-20 - Wynonie Harris - Hey! Ba-ba-re-bop, part 1.mp3
1-21 - Wynonie Harris - Hey! Ba-ba-re-bop, part 2.mp3
1-22 - Lucky Millinder & His Orchestra - Little John special.mp3
1-23 - Nellie Lutcher - Hurry on down.mp3
1-24 - Piano Red - Rockin' with Red.mp3
1-25 - Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson - Old maid boogie.mp3
1-26 - Wynonie Harris - Good rockin' tonight.mp3

2-01 - The Mills Brothers - Boog-it.mp3
2-02 - Cab Calloway & His Orchestra - Jive (Page one of the hepster's dictionary).mp3
2-03 - Wynonie Harris - Wynonie's blues.mp3
2-04 - Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra - Hamp's boogie woogie No. 1.mp3
2-05 - Julia Lee And Her Boyfriends - Snatch and grab it (Opportunity knocks but once).mp3
2-06 - Stuff Smith & His Onyx Club Boys - Here comes the man with the jive.mp3
2-07 - Fats Waller & His Rhythm - You meet the nicest people in your dreams.mp3
2-08 - Count Basie & His Orchestra - Do you wanna jump, children.mp3
2-09 - The Cats & The Fiddle - Public jitterbug number one.mp3
2-10 - Willie 'The Lion' Smith & His Cubs - Harlem joys.mp3
2-11 - Cab Calloway & His Orchestra - Reefer man.mp3
2-12 - Louis Prima & His New Orleans Gang - Swing me with rhythm.mp3
2-13 - Helene Humes - Be-baba-leba.mp3
2-14 - Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans - Jumpin' the blues.mp3
2-15 - Benny Goodman & His Orchestra - Roll 'em.mp3
2-16 - The Spirits Of Rhythm - I got rhythm.mp3
2-17 - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five - Texas and Pacific.mp3
2-18 - Bull Moose Jackson & His Buffalo Bearcats - Why don't you haul off and love me.mp3
2-19 - Al Cooper & His Savoy Sultans - Second balcony jump.mp3
2-20 - Buddy Johnson & His Orchestra - Boogie woogie's mother-in-law.mp3
2-21 - Nellie Lutcher - He's a real gone guy.mp3
2-22 - Todd Rhodes - Pot likker.mp3
2-23 - Wild Bill Moore - We're gonna rock, we're gonna roll.mp3
2-24 - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five - Reet, petite and gone.mp3
2-25 - Big Jim Wyn - Eee-bob-a-liba.mp3
2-26 - Lucky Millinder & His Orchestra - That's all.mp3

Searnav said...

RYP, I think most people agree that they were one of the top 5 British bands in the 60s. And they still perform and record today, with Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott from the 60s lineup. So I wouldn't say they are "underrated".

Let's MAGA said...

Rare Trax Vol. 32 - Eight Miles High - US Psychedelic Underground From The 60s And 70s
Label: Rolling Stone
Series: Rolling Stone Rare Trax – 32
Format: CD, Compilation, Promo
Country: Germany
Released: 2004
Genre: Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock

Track List
01 - Workshop - Hunger
02 - Mystic Mourning - Beacon Street Union
03 - I Can Take You To The Sun - The Missunderstood
04 - Fire Brothers - Quicksilver Messenger Service
05 - Wasn't Born To Follow - The Byrds
06 - Waiting For The Sun - Mu
07 - Cage - Music Emporium
08 - Genena - Phantasia
09 - Can You Travel In The Dark Alone - Gandalf
10 - Supernatural Mind - Mystic Siva
11 - Trieulogy- Golgotha Mirage Rain - Kak
12 - Time Has Come Today - The Chambers Brothers

7 Day File
https://we.tl/t-DNV32QNCxo

Let's MAGA said...

Cocktail Mix Vol. 3- Swingin' Singles
Label: Rhino Records (2) - R2 1118082
Series: Cocktail Mix
Format: CD, Compilation
Country: US
Released: 1996
Genre: Jazz
Style: Soul-Jazz, Easy Listening, Latin Jazz

Track List

01 - The Lady Is a Tramp - Della Resse
02 - Not Me - Robert Mitchum
03 - Tequila - Stan Kenton & His Orchestra
04 - Heart - Peggy Lee
05 - One Mint Julep - Sarah Vaughan
06 - Be-Bop the Beguine - Sammy Davis, Jr.
07 - Come On-A My House - Rosemary Clooney
08 - Come By Sunday - Diana Dors
09 - Something for Cat - Henry Mancini
10 - Forty Second Street - Mel Tormé
11 - A Fine Romance - Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
12 - That Old Black Magic - Louis Prima & Keely Smith
13 - Fascinating Rhythm - Don Ralke & His Orchestra
14 - Ain't That a Kick in the Head - Dean Martin
15 - Guys and Dolls - Bobby Darin
16 - Are You Havin' Any Fun - Tony Bennett & Count Basie
17 - La Dolce Vita - Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra
18 - Mademoiselle Kitt - Eartha Kitt

7 Day File
https://we.tl/t-yKQSr5eQzj

Anonymous said...

Yawning Angel sez...

Thank you, EasilyConfused. I love your Doo-wop comps!

Anonymous said...

Yawning Angel sez...

Monty, thank you for that Hollies doc. I totally agree with RYP. I'll give your bro's show a listen.

Randolph Carter said...

@ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ - Thanks for the great Martini Madness series! One track got me interested in a jazz organist that I don't have - Trudy Pitts. Do you or anyone else have some of her albums? I would love to hear more. The titles that I can find are:

Introducing the Fabulous Trudy Pitts (1967)
Pat Martino's El Hombre (1967)
These Blues of Mine
The Excitement of Trudy Pitts

Thanks!
David

Chaz said...

@monty
Apparently mediafire will only allow large downloads if you subscribe. This must have happened overnight, cuz I never had a problem with them before. Thanks.

dc_animal said...

@Big Gray - Thanks for the continued AU and NZ comps

@JWDen - Thanks for the Mar Y Sol set. Definitely an interesting line up there.

@Big Tee - I tried the Paal Flaata link that you quoted back to monty as getting a file not found and I was able to download it without issue. Try it again maybe?

https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/dVwYsYGH/file.html

Koukouleika said...

Sommer, Sone & Literatur

Musikbücher noch nicht geposted

https://www.mediafire.com/file/impcy1l9ze2uzhp/Musike14.rar/file

Smokey said...

@SUT
A little bit late, but from my holiday address a big thank you for the compilations.

Koukouleika said...

Two sweets for the Truckstop Queen

https://www.mediafire.com/file/6fnac8j3qnty83s/Rachel_Sweet_-_Protect_The_Innocent_%25281980%2529.rar/file

https://www.mediafire.com/file/0zbi95wgd8c9d35/Rachel_Sweet_-_Fool_Around_%25281978%2529.rar/file

dc_animal said...

@Thierry since France - Here is Soma Records Story Vol. 3 - The version I found is only at 192. If anyone has a better bit rate, feel free to upload.

Soma Records Story Vol. 3 - A Man's Gotta Be A Man.zip
https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/D2NkuGpi/file.html

Steve626 said...

@ Randolph Carter:

I happen to. have 2 Trudy Pitts albums for you. Hope you enjoy.

Trudy Pitts - Legends of Acid Jazz @320
https://www10.zippyshare.com/v/cTIzmuX3/file.html

Trudy Pitts - The Excitement of Trudy Pitts @320
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/XuSDQSZi/file.html

montysmusic said...

Anonymous Anonymous said...
Dear Monty

your link on Tuesday
Paal Flaata - Come Tomorrow - Songs of Townes Van Zandt (2016).zip
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/dVwYsYGH/file.html

I have tried Firefox, Google, Brave, etc, the page cannot be found.
This is the only zippyshare that i am having problems with.
Could you repost it? Thanks Big Tee

Big Tee depending on where you are you may find zippyshare blocked in your country..if you look back through the posts you will find tips on bypassing the blockage

Ira Seigel said...

thanks EasilyConfused for what I'm sure is going to be another solid doo-wop collection

Let's MAGA said...

David. I searched my drives and came up with no albums. I did find 3 songs from various artist offerings.

Here are the 3 songs I found.

https://we.tl/t-X1Hl9zxSr1

Unknown said...

@JWDen

I thought I recognized the Mar y Sol and went looking in my files, where I reminded myself I had a "FLAC/Not FLAC" of a different set list.

Reading through the text files lead me to the following link, where I discover what I had was a version of Vol l of the Collazo/Mandy tapes:

http://www.marysolfestival.com/

Click on the "audio" link on the right hand table of contents.

/
Deckard

Malcom15 said...

@Truckstop Queen asked for some Rachel Sweet yesterday.

Rachel Sweet - Fool Around @320

https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/4b2wbPIB/file.html

Rachel Sweet - Protect The Innocent@320

https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/ZMlFSykZ/file.html

flatspin said...

@JWDen
'Dark Road' is still my favourite from early Chicago blues comps so thanks for more Floyd Jones

Anonymous said...

Does anyone have "Ready to Fly" and "Potboiler" from The Verlaines that they can share? Thanks in advance

flatspin said...

@Truckstop Queen
'Does anyone have any Rachel Sweet albums they can share?'
Try this -
https://mega.nz/#!W48TmYwK!4B_MHC5tQu4LJvbgUetHGxZ4S2eyxR7lPGYsWMsjRXY

Anonymous said...

@CrazyLegs,

For more Hawkwind compilations see
https://murodoclassicrock4.blogspot.com/2011/06/hawkwind-varios-albuns.html

Cheers,

Mukse

DenBear said...

@ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ

I am really enjoying the Cocktail Mix series. Thank you sharing those with us.

Today's Rare Trax includes a song by Mu. I've been looking for music by this band since the creation of the interwebs and have never found anything.

I recall hearing an album by Mu back in the late 1970s. Do you or anyone in the Zone have it to share?

martin said...

If you go to egroj blog Im sure you will find several Trudy pits albums to grab and many other mighty fine b3 albums.

martin said...

http://egrojworld.blogspot.com/?m=1

Anonymous said...

Thank you EasilyConfused for the last two great volumes of the series. I reccomend, immediatly invent another new series (just kidding, of course). Nico1950.

Randolph Carter said...

@Steve626, @ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ, and @martin - Thanks for the help with Trudy Pitts! Great stuff!
David

zipper said...

Thanks Prof. for the 1965 Billboards, ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ for Rare Trax & Cocktail Mix Vol. 3 and Steve 626 for Trudy Pitts - Legends of Acid Jazz.

Al Agave said...

@EasilyConfused Thanks for the Doo-Wop and the pleasant surprise of the SurfToday.com's playlist CD.

@Mukse Thanks for the link but I normally run an AdBlocker for security reasons.

Thanks to everyone for the shares.