Tuesday, 10 September 2019
…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0706
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.
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Woody Guthrie – Woody Guthrie - Archive Of Folk Music
Everest FS-204 (U.S.A. 1965)
1. Gypsy Davy (2:50)
2. More Pretty Girls Than One (2:17)
3. Pretty Boy Floyd (3:03)
4. Poor Boy (2:49)
5. Hey Lolly Lolly (2:44)
6. Lonesome Day (2:52)
7. John Henry (2:41)
8. Rangers Command (2:53)
9. Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way (3:26)
10. Buffalo Skinners (3:22)
11. Hard, Ain't It Hard (2:41)
12. Worried Man Blues (2:58)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
All files provided by Uncle Gil – Many thanks to him
https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/X105IhCh/file.html
Various Artists – Bottle Of Wine – 25 Great Versions
A song written by Tom Paxton, its first release was by Judy Collins in October 1964. Its writer’s version was released in May 1965.
1. Tom Paxton - Bottle Of Wine (2:20)
2. Judy Collins - Bottle Of Wine (2:28)
3. The Kingston Trio - Bottle Of Wine (1:58)
4. Rod MacKinnon - Bottle Of Wine (2:37)
5. The Fireballs - Bottle Of Wine (2:09)
6. The Stoneman Family - Bottle Of Wine (1:59)
7. Porter Wagoner - Bottle Of Wine (2:02)
8. Doc & Merle Watson - Bottle Of Wine (2:04)
9. The Mitchell Trio (featuring John Denver) - Bottle Of Wine (2:23)
10. Joe Brown - Bottle Of Wine (2:04)
11. Paddy Cole - Bottle Of Wine (2:47)
12. Bob Lind - Bottle Of Wine (4:47)
13. Lonnie Donegan & Leinemann - Bottle Of Wine (2:21)
14. Bad Sign - Bottle Of Wine (2:50)
15. The Broadsiders - Bottle Of Wine (1:59)
16. Leroy Troy - Bottle Of Wine (2:33)
17. The Penny Cocks - Bottle Of Wine (1:29)
18. Danko Fjeld Andersen - Bottle Of Wine (2:43)
19. The Foggy Dew-O - Bottle Of Wine (2:10)
20. Tim Holiday - Bottle Of Wine (2:23)
21. Julie D. (Dassin) - C'Est Bon Signe (Bottle Of Wine) (French) (2:27)
22. Julie Dassin - Evviva Me Evviva Te (Bottle Of Wine) (Italian) (2:10)
23. Graeme Allwright - Sacrée Bouteille (Bottle Of Wine) (French) (2:44)
24. Liane Covi - Bottle Of Wine (Bottle Of Wine) (German) (1:55)
25. Bamses Venner - Fuld Som En Gris (Bottle Of Wine) (Danish) (3:02)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www99.zippyshare.com/v/rqWshjYq/file.html
Vince Taylor – The Vince Taylor Story
Fan homemade DVD with many clips rarely seen before
Early 60s video footage
Total length = 1 h 24 min 28 sec
Artwork Included
Many thanks to Uncle Gil for this new link
https://www.mediafire.com/file/tb6jvoxwjljthju/VINCE_TAYLOR.avi/file
Good morning, TZ! Today's R&B classic is Big Jay McNeely, and the Kitsch Korner has the last of the San Francisco nuggets as well as a terrific collection of country songs centered on social evils - nicotine, drunk driving, alcohol, etc. I mean, what can you say about a song like "Mother, Please Don't Go Topless"?
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R&B Series Classic #5170 - Big Jay McNeely (1953-1955) https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/dp3xuyC0/file.html
Various Artists - Love is the Song We Sing: San Francisco Nuggets 1965-1970 (Disc 4/4) (2007) https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/KY4gCM6n/file.html
Various Artists - God Less America (1998) https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/hdLNpNIP/file.html
Paul Westerberg
- Stereo (2002) Flac
https://mega.nz/#!0WREVSjJ!kdO_DJcEW8xnw7kmjfDB5pz-JB2ewXgL18zaC-s8lb0
Iwika
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 60s
Jigsaw [not the English band]
In 1968 Australia’s Own Jigsaw was formed and named after a popular album by The Shadows. Soon after, they were asked by the Australian Defence Force to travel to Vietnam as part of a package show to entertain the Australian and American troops and support staff. A member of that package was Johnny Chester and thus their partnership, one of the most successful recording and performing teams of the time, was formed.
Upon returning to Australia they continued to work with Johnny and when he was signed to the newly formed Fable Record label soon became his backing band on record as well as on stage. This led to Johnny asking label boss Ron Tudor if Jigsaw could record in their own right and that he would like to produce them. During the 70’s this led to a succession of chart hits for the band and for Johnny himself until eventually the dreaded “musical differences” led to them parting ways.
2011-Jigsaw Completed
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/lS0mTuXm/file.html
Yellow River - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xkIhGEmSCE
Madamoiselle Ninette - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjucC4AWUjA
01 To Love Means To Be Free - Jigsaw
02 Yellow River - Jigsaw
03 Baby Give Me A Smile - Jigsaw
04 Albert The Albatross - Jigsaw
05 There's A Sign Girl - Jigsaw
06 So I Tell You - Jigsaw
07 Sweet Little Rock - Jigsaw
08 How Do You Do - Jigsaw
09 Like Ya Brother - Jigsaw
10 Mademoiselle Ninette - Jigsaw
11 Mystery Man - Jigsaw
12 Sing Along - Jigsaw
13 Sylvania - Jigsaw
14 Clap Your Hands - Jigsaw
15 Marilyn Jones - Jigsaw
16 Sunday Girl - Jigsaw
17 You - Jigsaw
18 A Rose Has To Die - Jigsaw
19 Music Man - Jigsaw
20 Light Up The World - Jigsaw
21 Take Me Daddy - Jigsaw
22 Teach Me How To Rock And Roll - Jigsaw
23 Every Day Every Night - Jigsaw
24 Belinda Love - Jigsaw
25 Man We Was Lonely - Jigsaw
26 Get It (Well-O-Whip-Wop) - Jigsaw
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 60s
Marcie Jones
Marcie’s career started out as a teenager with The Thunderbirds in the early ‘60s. She then went on to perform with Normie Rowe and The Playboys and had many appearances on the popular TV segment ‘The Go-Show’. In the late ‘60s It was Normie who suggested she team up with the Cook sisters from Brisbane, who were already performing as ‘The Cookies’.
Marcie and The Cookies were signed to E.M.I and went on to record in the studio. With their superb vocal harmonies and their synchronized stage movements, the band went to on to receive worldwide recognition and even toured as the supporting act for The Monkees. In 1968 Marcie & The Cookies were awarded ‘Best Female Act of the year’ by national pop magazine Go-Set and were awarded the ‘Critics Award’ for the top Australian vocal act.
1974-That Girl Jones
https://www23.zippyshare.com/v/wIpGzMwY/file.html
I'm Gonna Get Get Married - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYirL4MYBJk
Armed and Extremely Dangerous - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd4GOw1ja6k
01 Hurts So Good - Marcie Jones
02 Corner Of The Sky - Marcie Jones
03 I Like Your Music - Marcie Jones
04 Space Captain - Marcie Jones
05 I Only Have Eyes For You - Marcie Jones
06 I'm Gonna Get Married - Marcie Jones
07 Armed and Extremely Dangerous - Marcie Jones
08 Over The Rainbow - Marcie Jones
09 Gonna Make It Baby - Marcie Jones
10 These Things Will Keep Me Loving You - Marcie Jones
11 You're All I Need To Get By - Marcie Jones
12 Don't Play That Song (You Lied) - Marcie Jones
The Singles
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/R2yh3fYi/file.html
And still another Midoztouch fan made compilation.
The demise of this site was a real tragedy for fans of Australian music of the 60s and 70s.
I Would If I Could - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehL3VWcKb-0
You Can't Bypass Love - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RLyh4hLrU0
01 Quiet - Marcie Jones
02 I Wanna Know - Marcie Jones
03 I Just Can't Imagine - Marcie Jones
04 When A Girl Falls In Love - Marcie Jones
05 Danny Boy - Marcie Jones
06 That Hurts - Marcie Jones
07 That's The Way It Is - Marcie Jones
08 Big Lovers Come In Small Packages - Marcie Jones
09 You Can't Bypass Love - Marcie Jones
10 (He's Gonna Be) Fine Fine Fine - Marcie Jones
11 Armed And Extremely Dangerous - Marcie Jones
12 Over The Rainbow - Marcie Jones
13 Gonna Get Married - Marcie Jones
14 I Found My Freedom - Marcie Jones
15 I Only Have Eyes For You - Marcie Jones
16 Gonna Make It Baby - Marcie Jones
17 Space Captain - Marcie Jones
18 These Things Will Keep Me Lovin' You - Marcie Jones
19 Baby I Need Your Loving - Marcie Jones
20 It Hurts So Good - Marcie Jones
21 Back In Your Arms - Marcie Jones
22 I Like Your Music - Marcie Jones
23 All Or Nothing - Marcie and The Cookies
24 I Would If I Could - Marcie and The Cookies
25 White Christmas - Marcie and The Cookies
26 You On My Mind - Marcie and The Cookies
The Inmates were requested a few days ago here is a trio of albums from them
the inmates-meet the beatles 1987.zip
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/Fub1Xeb7/file.html
Inmates-(1980) Shot In The Dark (Vinyl-rip) @320.zip
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/TX5VRsIp/file.html
Inmates-(1979-82) Dirty Water - The Very Best Of (2001) @256.zip
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/okm6pVgN/file.html
CHRONOS-DVD
A stunning visual symphony in seven movements, CHRONOS embarks on a spellbinding and unprecedented cinematic journey across the world of natural beauty and manmade monuments, exploring the very essence of time. A milestone in the history of giant screen films, ‘CHRONOS’ imparts a unique vision of our planet and the first non-verbal, non-fiction motion picture filmed in time-lapse photography, scored with exotic instrumentation in a multi-channel Surround soundtrack. Prepare to travel through history in the ultimate Home Theatre experience that may just change the way you look at the world and our place in it. It won the GRAND PRIZE WINNER at the International OMNI-MAX Film Festival.
FILM FACT: The name of the film comes from the Ancient Greek word χρόνος, krònos, which means time and is also the source too many modern terms related to time, such as chronology, synchronous etc. Michael Stearns, while composing the soundtrack for the film, used a custom-made instrument called "The Beam" to generate many of the sounds he required. The Beam was 12 feet (3.7 m) long, made of extruded aluminium with 24 piano strings of gauge 19-22. Ron Fricke designed and built a 65 mm camera for the film, which included a motion control system for the film's cinematography. The director also used the system in his later films.[amazon reviewer]
https://mega.nz/#!p5sxzaIb!C7C5yXwOu-L5v_W99XkIbQQN1v8HFo6oQD45WTploDo
Hot 100 & BU 1966, As & Bs, Parts 27 & 28, 28.05 cont. - 4.06. Track that I’m looking for (missing):
Jeannie Seely - You Tied Tin Cans To My Heart, Monument – 45-933
Goodman, Dickie Batman And His Grandmother
Goodman, Dickie Suspense (aka Mystery; Lock Up)
Charles, Ray Let's Go Get Stoned
Charles, Ray Train, The
Contours, The Just A Little Misunderstanding
Contours, The Determination
DeShannon, Jackie Come And Get Me
DeShannon, Jackie Splendor In The Grass
Four Tops Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
Four Tops I Like Everything About You
Francis, Connie It's A Different World
Francis, Connie Empty Chapel
Gore, Lesley Off And Running
Gore, Lesley I Don't Care
Hondells, The Younger Girl
Hondells, The All American Girl
Isley Brothers, The Take Some Time Out For Love
Isley Brothers, The Who Could Ever Doubt My Love
Jay & The Americans Crying
Jay & The Americans I Don't Need A Friend
Martino, Al Wiederseh'n
Martino, Al Minute You're Gone, The
Newton, Wayne Stagecoach To Cheyenne
Newton, Wayne Somebody To Love
Owens, Buck Think Of Me
Owens, Buck Heart Of Glass
Parker, Junior Goodbye Little Girl
Parker, Junior Walking The Floor Over You
Pickett, Wilson Ninety-Nine And A Half (Won't Do)
Pickett, Wilson Danger Zone
Poppies, The He's Ready
Poppies, The He's Got Real Love
Ryder, Mitch, & The Detroit Wheels Break Out
Ryder, Mitch, & The Detroit Wheels I Need Help
Seely, Jeannie Don't Touch Me
Seely, Jeannie You Tied Tin Cans To My Heart
Sheep, The I Feel Good
Sheep, The Dynamite
Temptations, The Ain't Too Proud To Beg
Temptations, The You'll Lose A Precious Love
Terrell, Tammi Come On And See Me
Terrell, Tammi Baby Don'tcha Worry
Hutton, Danny Funny How Love Can Be
Hutton, Danny Dreamin' Isn't Good For You
Tokens, The (1) Greatest Moments In A Girl's Life
Tokens, The (1) Breezy
Turner, Ike & Tina River Deep - Mountain High
Turner, Ike & Tina I'll Keep You Happy
Walker Brothers, The (Gary Walker) You Don't Love Me
Walker Brothers, The (Gary Walker) Get It Right
We Five There Stands The Door
We Five Somewhere
Association, The Along Comes Mary
Association, The Your Own Love
Beau Brummels, The One Too Many Mornings
Beau Brummels, The She Reigns
Clark, Dave, Five Please Tell Me Why
Clark, Dave, Five Look Before You Leap
Cortez, Dave "Baby" Count Down
Cortez, Dave "Baby" Summertime (Cha Cha Cha)
Part 66.27
https://drive.google.com/open?id=11PZKv9rrAs5pBLdf9iK1l6i7srqVrf0P
Part 66.28
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Qbznxgiz6t3MdoCIkrOy74fP51XrTr15
Memphis Blues 1927-1937 (1987) HK Records HK-4002 @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Memphis-Blues-1927-1937/release/4630833
https://mega.nz/#!Hx0FGCIC!R3oRGJkwGpUUyK7olyVozU_idYtRDi8nZG_mxAjZTW4
@ shagasha, thank you for finding the dead link – repaired. I suggest to report dead links directly on my blog (link at the right here, “Let the good times roll”) as sometimes I may miss your comment in a flood of TZ comments.
Also, many thanks for all your kind words supporting my project. I’ve decided to dig into the 1940s, fantastic music, foundation of many, many later hits. Big challenge as practically every single track has to be repaired (de-clicked, de-noised, cut and normalized), and the effect is stunning, please check. Today the first 10 instalments of 1949 should be posted (on my blog)
Re.: The Inmates
My link from February to a show in New York's Bottom Line 1980 is still valid:
https://workupload.com/file/t8fcDrfv
Rank Stranger
Jean-Jacques Mura,
Thannks Muchly for the Zombies.
bristolboy thank you for the inmates.
and montysmusic for the inmates.
Here are the Inmates live in Deutschland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPl_9Zs9218
With this one, 'The Walk' how many of the movies and clips do you recognize?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDFAshgDUNM&list=RDEMUwuvH1wpPIruhlQOJOSAhg&start_radio=1
Thanks again
Machito & His Orchestra – Cha Cha Cha At The Palladium (1954) Vinyl @320
https://www102.zippyshare.com/v/51GD4QsB/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Machito-His-Orchestra-Cha-Cha-Cha-At-The-Palladium/release/11496085
Papa John Creach – Papa John Creach (1971) Vinyl @320
http://www67.zippyshare.com/v/wRGkPVJ3/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Papa-John-Creach-Papa-John-Creach/release/514819
Al Green – Listen: The Rarities (2000) CD @320
https://www101.zippyshare.com/v/zVSglosi/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Al-Green-Listen-The-Rarities/release/1326978
Hanst from Holland askes for Still Records. "Just think about rock & rhythm (slcd 1174)
and lp ''Long black train''(st 1151). Can anyone help me?
Still 1151
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/pLRRn2Ia/file.html
Still 1174
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/1hVr1Jtv/file.html
Here's to Tuesday!!
Lost Jukeboxes volumes, 24-26
Getcha some,
BR
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/4fd544bb4eec304c886b92a168cd655120190910124636/52f3fccbad29f97e8de328cb432245fb20190910124636/171abc
3 items, 290 MB in total ・ Will be deleted on 17 September, 2019
I haven't posted in a while, but I have an excellent 3 CD set to share here today: "Get Your Soul Right: The Gospel Quartets & The Roots Of Soul Music"
Get Your Soul Right has 90 stunning tracks that show how the gospel music of the '40s, '50s and '60s became the musical foundation stone for the emergence of soul music.
Featured groups include the Swan Silvertones, the Soul Stirrers, the Gospelaires the Five Blind Boys Of Alabama and others. Featured singers in those quartets included Sam Cooke, Mavis Staples, Johnnie Taylor, Jackie Verdell and Lou Rawls.
Find a full review here: http://www.crossrhythms.co.uk/products/Various/Get_Your_Soul_Right_The_Gospel_Quartets__The_Roots_Of_Soul_Music/137027/
Find track and label info here: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Get-Your-Soul-Right-The-Gospel-Quartets-The-Roots-Of-Soul-Music/release/11152123
Find the full 3 CD set HERE: https://www55.zippyshare.com/v/Dtx7Ae6M/file.html
Dear Mr. Philo, many thanks for your fast reaction about Still Records. Greatings, Hanst from Holland.
re - montysmusic said... CHRONOS-DVD
Thanks!
Cheers,
Mike M
Thanks for some nice shares to Searnav, BigGray and Uncle Babka
Timebender's recent Gazing comp reminded me of an Atlanta group called Seely whose music straddled the shoegaze, dream pop and post rock subgenres. Seely's homemade debut was re-recorded with John McEntire of Tortoise, and was released as "Julie Only" on the Too Pure label.
Seely's next album, "Seconds", was recorded with Atlanta native Scott Herren (who would soon become known worldwide as the artist Prefuse 73). A final Seely album called "Winter Birds" appeared in 2000. Allmusic called it "the group's creative peak". I call it quite lovely, especially when the voices of Steven Satterfield (guitar) and Joy Waters (bass) intertwine on "Altamaha". Lori Scacco (keyboards) continues to make music as a solo artist.
Sample track "Exploring The Planets": https://youtu.be/TQNn0TYwhYI
Julie Only (1996): https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/na26PNs4/file.html
Seconds (1997): https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/8GCAnTlW/file.html
Winter Birds (2000): https://www96.zippyshare.com/v/VppHsf3J/file.html
Hi dear TZ,
Please, I'm looking to those two records:
Scott Morgan "Rough & Ready"
https://www.discogs.com/Scott-Morgan-Rough-Ready/release/10660388
Scott Morgan's Powertrane "An Arbor Revival Meeting"
https://www.discogs.com/Scott-Morgan-s-Powertrane-Ann-Arbor-Revival-Meeting/master/1590341.
If someone could help... Thanks !
Cheers,
Jean-Jacques
Yawning Angel sez...
Monty, thanks for Chronos and Powaqqatsi!
@Clash
Hi Clash
On Your post of Saturday 7th of september
(and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0703 )
Various Artists - Seven Inchers Vol. 17 45’s
unfortunately the file is no more available on the Zippyshare server.
Please can you fix this issue ?
Regards and Thanks for all of your posts
musicyoucan
Timebender said...
Excellent post jonder!...I think you know what song will be
will be featured on Gazing Volume 2.
- Timebender
Hi Clash,
also the link for Vol. 13 of the Seven Inchers isn't working. Any chance you can re-up this one too? A great series!
John Fogerty - The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again (2005) https://mega.nz/#!NUURgSyB!mfXyAt4_Uc3ns00fsOC9lRNNczP_Kp2H1oUbgpkuFY4
Laura Viers - July Flame (2009) https://mega.nz/#!RIUV0CSQ!vNcjZR4kozoxMJdq5wUktpqBAftxvOL8f-N09KLPXSc
Notting Hillbillies - Missing ... Presumed Having A Good Time (1990) https://mega.nz/#!4NcFECpJ!emQu4o9IKNGtACtXY0eEK85DpEyTBcKDoRUcGCN8nMw
Gaius said:
Some Anonymous asked for ShaNaNa a few days ago.
Here is:
Sha Na Na - Rock & Roll Is Here To Stay (1969) [USA, Rock & Roll]
https://mega.nz/#!R0VSHaIQ!GsmS4jhWIDMSg-PufzVxOXVrQCeof63ai9ytvtYmF7M
Gaius said:
There had been Rock & Pop music on Iceland before Björk & The Sugarcubes. One of these bands called themselves "Mannakorn". Icelandic Wiki gives some information:
"Mannakorn er íslensk popphljómsveit, sem gaf út sína fyrstu plötu 1975. Orðið Mannakorn kemur úr biblíunni og þýðir brauð af himnum eða orð guðs."
Icelandic language is an indogermanic language which hadn't changed that much since the middle-ages. And what is written above means:
Mannakorn were an Icelandic Pop-Band, who published their first /s/t debut in 1975. The word Mannakorn had biblical references meaning 'bread from heaven' or in a more metaphorical way 'Words of God'.
Don't know which God is meant, but I think it's one who doesn't really belong to the history of Iceland. Here is:
Mannakorn - Mannakorn (1975) [Iceland, Pop Rock]
https://mega.nz/#!Z08AyKoL!qkkpV9kxnqdJ08NepewATxkq1Yxjzx90gJY5Y8yzews
More Music...555
Please enjoy them, if you don't have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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MICKEY JUPP
Michael Graham 'Mickey' Jupp (born 6 March 1944, in Worthing, Sussex, England) is an English musician and songwriter, mainly associated with the Southend music scene. Jupp played in several Southend bands after leaving art college in 1962 and was in the R&B group the Orioles (1963 to late 1965), which included Mo Witham (guitar, vocals) and Bob Clouter (drums), but the band were never recorded.
After a break from music, Jupp formed Legend in 1968, who were signed to Bell Records. They released an eponymous album Legend, playing a mix of pop, rockabilly and blues rock styles using no electric instruments. The original band: Nigel Dunbar (drums), Chris East (guitar, vocals and harmonica) and Steve Geere (string bass and vocals), who recorded this album with Jupp (guitar, piano and vocals), split soon afterwards, so Jupp assembled a new line-up, with Mo Witham on guitar, John Bobin on bass and Bill Fifield on drums. A recording deal with Vertigo produced a second album, in 1970, using the same line-up. Confusingly, this album was also called Legend, but is usually referred to as the "Red Boot" album, after the cover picture. Fifield left to join T.Rex (where he was renamed Bill Legend, after the band he had left, by Marc Bolan), and was replaced on drums by Bob Clouter who had played with Jupp in the Orioles. This line-up recorded the second Vertigo album Moonshine issued in 1972 (and re-released on CD in 2007), after which the band broke up.
Returning to Southend, Jupp pursued a low-key existence until the pub-rock revolution (spearheaded by local bands such as Dr. Feelgood, for whom he wrote the hit single "Down at the Doctors") created a fresh interest in rock and roll. He signed to Stiff Records in 1978, and they initially released a compilation album of the first three Legend albums, which was also called Legend, giving three albums with this title. This was followed by his first solo album, Juppanese, an album in two different styles. The first half was recorded with Rockpile and produced by Nick Lowe, and is in a simple raw style, whereas the second half, produced by Gary Brooker of Procol Harum, was slicker. The album had a cover photo of Jupp sitting at a table of oriental food, pulling at the corners of his eyes. Jupp had a long-standing connection with Procol Harum; Brooker, then with R&B group the Paramounts, was one of his early idols. When Procol's bassist David Knights went into management, Legend were his first act. He also produced their final album Moonshine. Robin Trower also produced Legend's second single "Georgia George Part 1"which was actually Jupp backed by Mo Witham and Procol's Matthew Fisher and B.J. Wilson. The follow-up album Long Distance Romancer was produced by Godley and Creme, and has a slick, highly produced, sound, which was generally seen as less successful.[5]
Jupp went on to release a further seven solo albums, some appearing on Swedish and German labels. His songs have been recorded by Rick Nelson, Elkie Brooks, the Judds, Chris Farlowe, Delbert McClinton, Nick Lowe, Dave Edmunds, Gary Brooker, the Hamsters, Dr. Feelgood, Roger Chapman, and the Searchers. (Wikipedia)
01 Mickey Jupp - Juppanese (Remastered 2006) [1978]
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/vM1jQn1n/file.html
What can you say about a man who is loved & copied by Dave Edmunds, Feelgoods, Nick Lowe, Roger Chapman, Hamsters & all.
The guy wrote excellent songs, which told some great stories, and has been complimented by the US Rock N roll stars and considered by many to be the English Chuck Berry. Not only do you get the original album with one half being played with Rockpile & the 2ndwith some old mates Gary Brooker (Procol Harem), Chris Spedding & Dave Mattacks. But you also get some excellent extras.
Listen to tracks like "Shortlist" "Making Friends" "Never get me up on one of those things", "Old Rock n roller" & be amazed by the talent. Then wander off & buy the Live at the Beeb which shows the genius in action. (Amazon)
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02 Mickey Jupp - Long Distance Romancer [1979]
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/o8eFaTfh/file.html
Long Distance Romancer, Jupp's first release for Chrysalis Records, continued the polished rock & roll of the second half of Juppanese, except it bettered it. Unlike Gary Brooker, producers Godley And Creme could exploit the slick, synth-based sound that Jupp was beginning to mine. However, the highly produced sound doesn't mesh with Jupp's main strength -- direct, simple rock & roll. Instead of being powered by a driving beat, "Switchboard Susan" winds up sinking in the layers of keyboards and processed guitars. Yet the production does manage to save slight songs like "You Made a Fool out of Me," creating an album of pleasant pop/rock that never manges to really sink in. (AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine)
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03 Mickey Jupp - As The Yeahs Go By [1991]
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/qpHLf2nb/file.html
Music that puts you in a happy positive mood - every time.
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Gaius said:
@Jean-Jacques Mura + SCOTT MORGAN
Scott Morgan is an American rock and roll and soul musician, not well known to a wider audience even though he has worked in or with numerous bands. Here he is solo with (my only one of him):
Scott Morgan - Rough Ready
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/SKGPERgX/file.html
@FlatSpin: thank you for the Memphis Blues - well, thanks go to the Bluesmen and -women who cast great shadows there, but thank you for sharing some of their treasures... cheers!
@JWDen Thanks for the celebration of 'Godless America'
@Uncle Babka "Get Your Soul Right: The Gospel Quartets & The Roots Of Soul Music" Now that's a fine collection of some great artists!
@Seamav Had to download to find out what those musicians could possibly do with 'Bottle Of Wine'... so thanks!
@ Butterboy
I've been a Mickey Jupp fan ever since my brother gave me the second Legend album back in 1971.
Very glad to see Mickey posted here. Anyone who likes good time rock 'n' roll and is unfamiliar with his music should give him a listen.
There are plenty of clips on youtube if anyone wants to try before they buy???...er, download.
@Gaius
A great thanks for the record of Scott Morgan. He played with a lot of bands. If you are interested by some of his albums, let me know, I got a few of them. I'd be happy to share.
Cheers,
Jean-Jacques
@Butterboy & BigGray
Thanks for paying tribute to the great Mickey Jupp. I advise warmly the book of Mike Wade called "Hole in my pocket - The true legend of Mickey Jupp: The rock and roll genius who refused to be a star". The title says all about the value of this guy !
https://louderthanwar.com/mike-wade-mickey-jupp-hole-in-my-pocket-book-review/
Cheers,
Jean-Jacques
@ montysmusic ----- BIG thanks for sharing "Chronos". :)
UB
Thanks Prof. for the 1966 Billboards and Jonder for the excellent Seely.
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