Sunday, 22 December 2019
…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0809
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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NEW BEGINNINGS is a long
overdue reissue of the first two albums by this mysteriously overlooked singer-songwriter/cult figure. Larry Jon Wilson
made these albums in the mid-'70s for a country label, but his music is much richer and genre bending than the country
tag might indicate. He's a highly literate and occasionally very funny writer (see "Melt Not My Igloo"), a bit
of a bluesman in the vein of Tony Joe White(check out the swampish opening "Ohoopee River Bottom Line"), and
the possessor of a rich, vibrato-laden baritone that recalls Fred Neil.
It's therefore astonishing that at
the time these records first appeared they were heard by hardly anybody except peers like Kris Kristofferson and Townes VanZant. They've hardly dated at all (the production is surprisingly tasteful for mid-'70s Nashville) and anybody with a
taste for the two above-mentioned good old boys should purchase this immediately.
Smoky, elegant storytelling that drifts through a southern gothic haze and over a funky backbeat. Such is the unique and criminally
underappreciated songcraft of Larry Jon Wilson. Ahead and possibly outside of his time Wilson cut a handful of stellar yet neglected LPs for Monument Records in the mid-1970s. The first two are presented here in all their smouldering soul
groove glory. From the windswept country-fried funk of Sheldon Churchyard to the heartfelt muse of Bertrand My Son,
Wilson was praised and revered by his peers (Kristofferson, Van Zandt, Newbury et. al.) but passed over by the Nashville
mainstream.
Larry Jon Wilson - New Beginnings (1975) & Let Me Sing My Song to You (1976) [FLAC] (2on1 2011).zip
https://www92.zippyshare.com/v/9IoyevFb/file.html
Standing in the Shadows of Motown DVD
In 1959, Berry Gordy Jr. gathered the best musicians from Detroit's thriving jazz and blues scene to begin cutting songs for his new record company. Over a fourteen year period they were the heartbeat on every hit from Motown's Detroit era. By the end of their phenomenal run, this unheralded group of musicians had played on more number ones hits than the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones, Elvis and the Beatles combined - which makes them the greatest hit machine in the history of popular music. They called themselves the Funk Brothers. Forty-one years after they played their first note on a Motown record and three decades since they were all together, the Funk Brothers reunited back in Detroit to play their music and tell their unforgettable story, with the help of archival footage, still photos, narration, interviews, re-creation scenes, 20 Motown master tracks, and twelve new live performances of Motown classics with the Brothers backing up contemporary performers.
Download link
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Standing.In.The.Shadows.Of.Motown.2002.720p.WEBRip.x264-[YTS.LT].mp4
My last post of today I hope all you Tzers have a great Christmas week..Peace and Love to you all and huge thanks to RYP/Gyro for being our generous hosts throughout the year..
va-A Merry 1940's Christmas (2004).zip
https://www75.zippyshare.com/v/zp4Bzba2/file.htm
Have a great time guys
Hot 100 & BU 1969, As & Bs, Parts 25 & 26, 24.05 – 31.05.
Dells, The I Can Sing A Rainbow/Love Is Blue
Dells, The Hallelujah Baby
Emotions, The (5) So I Can Love You
Emotions, The (5) Got To Be The Man
Jones, Tom Love Me Tonight
Jones, Tom Hide And Seek
Kim, Andy Baby, I Love You
Kim, Andy Gee Girl
Lovette, Eddie Too Experienced
Lovette, Eddie You're My Girl
Mann, Herbie Memphis Underground
Mann, Herbie New Orleans
Ola & The Janglers Let's Dance
Ola & The Janglers What A Way To Die
Oliver Good Morning Starshine
Oliver Can't You See
Owens, Buck Johnny B. Goode
Owens, Buck Maybe If I Close My Eyes (It'll Go Away)
Rascals, The See
Rascals, The Away Away
Redding, Otis Love Man
Redding, Otis Can't Turn You Loose
Rush, Merrilee Everyday Living Days
Rush, Merrilee Your Loving Eyes Are Blind
Sinatra, Nancy Here We Go Again
Sinatra, Nancy Memories
Strawberry Alarm Clock Good Morning Starshine
Strawberry Alarm Clock Me And The Township
Temptations, The Don't Let The Joneses Get You Down
Temptations, The Since I've Lost You
Vanilla Fudge Some Velvet Morning
Vanilla Fudge People
Williams Jr., Hank Cajun Baby
Williams Jr., Hank My Heart Won't Let Me Go
Winstons, The Color Him Father
Winstons, The Amen, Brother
Alpert, Herb Without Her
Alpert, Herb, & The Tijuana Brass Sandbox
Ames, Ed Son Of A Travelin' Man
Ames, Ed "2001"
Anka, Paul Sincerely
Anka, Paul Next Year
Arbors, The I Can't Quit Her / For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her
Arbors, The Lovin' Tonight (Maybe Tonight)
Bee Gees Tomorrow Tomorrow
Bee Gees Sun In My Morning
Blood, Sweat & Tears Spinning Wheel
Blood, Sweat & Tears More And More
Brown, James Popcorn, The
Brown, James Chicken, The
Bubble Puppy, The If I Had A Reason
Bubble Puppy, The Beginning
Butler, Jerry Moody Woman
Butler, Jerry Go Away, Find Yourself
Davis Jr., Sammy I Have But One Life To Live
Davis Jr., Sammy Goin's Great, The
Dove, Ronnie I Need You Now
Dove, Ronnie Bluebird
Gentry, Bobbie Touch 'Em With Love
Gentry, Bobbie Casket Vignette
Part 69.25
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UA1mteNc3N-PDF1NlC-Rtd26d4btYkmp
Part 69.26
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JInlLFTF5Q35sEvFMkPsEGaFLNIuaV3d
TORCHE - MEANDERTHAL (2008) @320
http://www.mediafire.com/file/g1917rq3khjen3c/Meanderthal.rar/file
Taster: https://youtu.be/s7uokNi7qEw
After establishing themselves as fine purveyors of metallic sludge over the course of an album and an EP, Torche's second full-length, Meanderthal,
refines their penchant for volume and proves that there's more in their bag of tricks than Melvins-like metal. The record kicks off at a breakneck pace
with a half-dozen tar-thick tracks. The fleet-fingered math of "Triumph of Venus" gives way to the triumphant bombast of "Grenades", a track that's
barely finished before "Pirhaña"'s stop/start stomp kicks into gear. Through these six songs-- including "Sandstorm", "Speed of the Nail", and "Healer"--
nothing necessarily feels out of the ordinary when compared to what Torche have done in the past.
The hard left turn-- and perhaps the breaking point with "true" metal dudes-- comes with "Across the Shields", a tune that could find a nice home on
modern rock radio. Musically, the group finds a comfortable middle ground between their speed trials and more turgid pace, allowing Steve Brooks'
militant holler-- usually more reminiscent of Helmet's Page Hamilton-- to take on a melodic bent that could bring to mind anyone from Dave Grohl to
Jawbox's J. Robbins. There's even an honest-to-goodness hook: "I am your armour," Brooks sings as the guitars descend. The moment stands out due to
producer (and Converge guitarist) Kurt Ballou; the crisp sheen he lends to Torche's sound makes everything stand out and shimmer.
Torche follow that breakthrough with a second half that contains a quick and clean 30-second instrumental ("Little Champion"), more catchy hit-and-run
slabs ("Sundown", "Without a Sound"), and a thunderous one-two punch ("Amnesian", "Meanderthal") to finish an album that shows Torche spreading
their wings and exploring new territory while still creating their heaviest music yet. It's a fitting send-off to an absolutely killer rock record-- one that's likely to appeal to listeners into any stripe of heavy music from the past 20 years. (Pitchfork review)
MONO - YOU ARE THERE (2006) @vbr
http://www.mediafire.com/file/fyvx1tty0ucpetv/There.rar/file
Taster: https://youtu.be/42PYJ5fkRTA
Mono, a Japanese power trio, released their critically acclaimed album "You Are There" in 2006. It's a journey through musical landscapes, towards
distant horizons where sound and reality entwine in a sonorous cacophony which entangles in the depths of your ear cavities. And why is this categorised as Post-Rock? Because the song structures follow the Post-Rock manifesto, calm sections followed by harsher parts filled with the intensity of classical composers in the vein of Beethoven and Wagner. Passionate and mellifluous is the sound of Mono, add to that the infamous hand of mythical producer, Steve Albini and you got a record that not only sounds good, but also, feels good. A stunning album in every way. (revised Metal Storm review)
WITH HER COOL THINGS AND HER HEAVEN (2013) @vbr
http://www.mediafire.com/file/33jhbm3krj81os8/Heaven.rar/file
Taster: https://youtu.be/mItiKmmF4x4
An excellent shoegaze/dreampop/electronica comp. details of which can be found here:
https://rayrec.bandcamp.com/album/with-her-cool-things-and-her-heaven-shoegaze-compilation
Various Artists – Have You Seen My Baby?
A song written and first released by Randy Newman in February 1970 on his second LP “12 Songs”.
The question mark at the end of the song title is present on the back cover and on the lyrics insert but not on the label.
It was also released by its author at the same time as the A side of a single, titled “Hold On (Have You Seen My Baby)” (without the question mark) (Reprise 0917).
Fats Domino’s version (Reprise 0891) came out before Randy Newman’s single, but was also released in February 1970, coupled with “Make Me Belong To You”, with horn arrangement by Randy Newman himself.
1. Randy Newman - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:32)
2. Fats Domino - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:48)
3. Flaming Groovies - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:52)
4. The Walker Brothers - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:31)
5. Ringo Starr - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:42)
6. The Rumour - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:54)
7. Jesse Colin Young - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:21)
8. The Snakes - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:05)
9. Buffy Sainte-Marie - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:14)
10. The Cheaters - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:32)
11. Peggy Lee - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:39)
12. Steve Ellis - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:00)
13. The Gimmies - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:53)
14. Junkers5 - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:44)
15. The Swanton Bombs - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:13)
16. Mr. Boogie Woogie - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:30)
17. Chris Smither - Have You Seen My Baby? (3:06)
18. Tommy Keene - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:51)
19. J.J. Light - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:31)
20. The Scientists - Have You Seen My Baby? (2:10)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www5.zippyshare.com/v/8fh7AdHB/file.html
Kim Fowley – Living In The Streets
Sonet STA-20363 (France 1977)
CD release = Microbe MIC.CD.013 (France 2003)
Before being compiled on this LP, most of these songs were released as singles between 1967 and 1974. Some of them were issued under different stage names.
Although Kim Fowley credited himself as the writer of King Lizard’s “Big Bad Cadillac” on the vinyl labels of the LP and of the single (see images #3 and #4), the song was actually written by Vince Taylor who released the original version in the U.K. in 1959 as “Brand New Cadillac”, the B-side to “Pledging My Love, on Parlophone by “Vince Taylor And His Playboys”.
1. Jimmy Jukebox - Motorboat (2:10)
2. Jimmy Jukebox - 25 Hours A Day (2:39)
3. King Lizard - Big Bad Cadilac (2:30)
4. King Lizard - Man Without A Country (3:53)
5. Lance Romance - California Summertime (2:33)
6. Lance Romance - Hollywood Nights (2:30)
7. Kim Fowley - Born To Make You Cry (2:43)
8. Kim Fowley - Thunder Road (2:13)
9. Kim Fowley - Summertime Frog (1:48)
10. Kim Fowley - Love Bomb (2:08)
11. Kim Fowley - Living In The Streets (3:23)
12. Kim Fowley - Sex Dope And Violence (1:53)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www86.zippyshare.com/v/NCYhBPTL/file.html
Various Artists – The World Of Blues Power
Decca SPA-R 14 (U.K. 1969)
1. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton - All Your Love (3:29)
2. Ten Years After - Spoonful (5:57)
3. Savoy Brown - Taste And Try Before You Buy (2:17)
4. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Peter Green - Greeny (3:47)
5. Champion Jack Dupree With Mickey "Guitar" Baker - Barrelhouse Woman (1:57)
6. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Paul Butterfield - All My Life (4:16)
7. Eddie Boyd - Blue Coat Man (2:28)
8. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Peter Green - Out Of Reach (4:36)
9. Champion Jack Dupree With Mickey "Guitar" Baker - I Feel Like A Millionaire (2:38)
10. Savoy Brown - Someday People (4:26)
11. Ten Years After - Feel It For Me (2:35)
12. John Mayall's Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton - Steppin' Out (2:24)
Artwork Included (front, back, mono and stereo labels)
https://www20.zippyshare.com/v/FdKxYUOS/file.html
@RYP,
Do you have any scans of USA Garage Greats (Gyro-Records)
-I Believed You
-What She Does To me
Thanks in advance,
Mukse
More Music...653
Please enjoy them, if you dont have them already.
They are All 320Kbps (unless otherwise noted) and fully tagged.
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01 Herbert von Karajan Deutsche Grammophon Complete Recordings [2008] (240 x CD's)
Herbert von Karajan Deutsche Grammophon Complete Recordings. This is an absolutley fantastic classical music set. I read somewhere that this was the largest box set in recording history (may have been at the time this was purchased), but I have seen a box set with 330CD's. It was released to commemorate Karajan's 100 years since his birth. What a birthday gift. 240 CDs with a total running time of 252 hours! This box was only issued in Japan. It was presented in a wooden cabinet which included the 240 CD's in 10 x 24 CD boxes, Not-for-sale CD "Karajan rehearsals" (2 CD), Karajan Book (Japanese texts), Special Book (Japanese text). The 10 Volumes are as follows: Vol.1 (1938-1943) - CD 1-6, Vol.2 (1959-1965) - CD 7-27, Vol.3 (1965-1966) - CD 28-50, Vol.4 (1967-1969) - CD 51-79, Vol.5 (1970-1972) - CD 80-102, Vol.6 (1973-1975) - CD 103-129, Vol.7 (1976-1979) - CD 130-156, Vol.8 (1979-1981) - CD 157-188, Vol.9 (1982-1984) - CD 189-216, Vol.10 (1985-1989) - CD 217-240,
Karajan's Deutsche Grammophon complete recordings is recorded in chronological order. From the "Magic Flute" overture of the 1938 recording used as first recording to the recording of the last in 1989, and the Symphony No.7 of Bruckner.
Part 56 to be shared each Sunday...
CD 215 https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/Rgvjyt2S/file.html
Start Vol.10 (1985-1989) - CD 217-240
CD 216 https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/vshrRF4a/file.html
CD 217 https://www3.zippyshare.com/v/CcJ8hlCU/file.html
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P.S.
Hi Friends,
This is my last post on TWILIGHTZONE! for the year and until some time in the New Year.
I want to wish you and your families all a very Happy Holiday season and hope you all find ways to enjoy yourselves.
2019 has been an amazing year here at TWILIGHTZONE!
A huge thanks to all the regular poster who give without asking and broaden our musical knowledge.
To all the posters who visit regularly and share their wonderful music and passion, thank you.
I am truly looking forward to all the new posts in 2020.
I want to thank everyone who offerd kindness in their comments throughout the year. We all share our music because we love it and want others to experience what we hear. So when someone leaves a comment you know its been worth the effort. And it is always appreciated.
Also thanks to those who have supported my blog https://butterboycompilations.blogspot.com/ in 2019. So many kind words and comments of appreciuation.
One cannot finish the year without thanking RYP and Gyro1966 for making this venue available to all. For their patience and wonderful taste in music. So a VERY BIG THANK YOU gents.
PEACE to you ALL.
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Billboard R&B 1942-1969 completed, now time for Country. For the 1940s and 1950s 5+3=8 B-sides are missing (list on my blog – see sidebar).
Moreover, copy of one A-side is incomplete:
Tommy Sosebee - Till I Waltz Again With You, the label time is 2:35 (not 2:07)!!!
Please share, if you have this tracks.
Good morning, TZ! Today is the final brick in "The Wall." However, Floyd has not left the building. Tomorrow will start a baker's dozen of live sets from 1967-1994. Tune up that interstellar overdrive. The Kitsch Korner has the last of the Dino discs of this set. Tomorrow, I'll be posting some special Dino before we start his next Bear Family box. And also in the Kitsch Korner, the one hit wonder, Blackfoot. Enjoy!
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Pink Floyd - The Wall Immersion Box (Disc 6: Live, Pt. 2) (2011) https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/FTHCnKkI/file.html
Dean Martin - Return to Me (Disc 8/8) (1998) https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/F06YIwrY/file.html
Blackfoot - Strikes (1979) https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/vglY7exe/file.html
More Theme Time Radio Hour
92 Cats
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/lPD3fS4t/file.html
93 Madness
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/QPujGu5W/file.html
94 Happiness
https://www42.zippyshare.com/v/cmrmObUQ/file.html
Andy
@ swboy
I have managed to get a copy of this courtesy of Monty (montysmusic).
I've added artwork and improved the tagging.
- 1940's Vocal Group Harmony Volume Two [Tone Productions TP 125]
https://we.tl/t-Iu7WJf2YA5
If you can find your copy of Volume One, that would be superb..!
Mukse, yes I have, and now you too!
https://www37.zippyshare.com/v/AoZjwJoo/file.html
HARLEM HAMFATS
To complete the Harlem Hamfats series, here's the final 2 albums:-
Harlem Hamfats - Vol. 3 (1937-1938) Rampart And Gravier Blues [Document]
Harlem Hamfats - Vol. 4 (1938-1939) Oh Rider [Document]
https://we.tl/t-15rjf7wzol
The Holly Grove Gospel re-uploads will continue tomorrow
@RYP,
Great thanks for the missing scans of USA Garage Greats (Gyro-Records).
Cheers,
Mukse
@swboy
Here is...
VA - 1940s Vocal Group Harmony vol 1.zip
https://www107.zippyshare.com/v/pYJcU9yX/file.html
Dear Bob and to all of you, I was far away of the net for all the last week, please where I can find Vocal Group Harmony Volume one ?, Thanks
@Butterboy: Many many thanks for the amazing posts you so perseverantly write and link to awesome musical stuff. I wish you a peaceful Christmas week and until next year with more to come ! cool stuff.
Tschüß Cri
Gaius said:
Dick Morrissey was a renowned Jazz Saxophonist when he came to fame to a wider Rock audience as a member of 'IF'. Later, he went solo or took part in Jim Mullen's band. Here he is solo:
Dick Morrissey (UK) - After Dark, 1983
https://www.mediafire.com/file/w919jo13sni0sce/DiMoAfDA.rar/file
Kraan
Part Nine
1980 - Aladin , Bremen , Germany .
https://www.mediafire.com/file/62ljmgoeme1o8b0/Bremen80.rar/file
1983 - Dusseldorf , Germany .
https://www.mediafire.com/file/a0r2bm7itg7tqdd/D%FCsseldorf83.rar/file
2013 - Neuss , Germany .
https://www.mediafire.com/file/erbb83nq2w1y5mt/Neus2013s.rar/file
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes – Hearts Of Stone (1978) Vinyl @320
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/IFqxJLiy/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Southside-Johnny-The-Asbury-Jukes-Hearts-Of-Stone/release/11840746
Tommy Womack – The Tommy Womack Band - Washington D.C. (2003) CD @320
http://www64.zippyshare.com/v/WKsWXv8w/file.html
http://www.allmusic.com/album/washington-dc-mw0000986701
http://nodepression.com/album-review/tommy-womack-band-washington-dc
https://www.discogs.com/Tommy-Womack-Tommy-Womack-Band-The-Washington-DC/release/5344881
Dropkick Murphys – The Meanest Of Times (2007) CD @320
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/Z06cq9S6/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/artist/946927-Kenny-Tallent
THREE FLAMES - tracks wanted
As a result of swboy putting The Three Flames album here on TZ yesterday (thanks for that!), I have tried to gather all their 78's and singles together. So far I have found 18 out of 20 sides recorded between 1946 and 1950, but I am missing these tracks:-
The Three Flames missing 78rpm tracks. Does anyone have either of these tracks please?
Three Flames - Cling To Me Baby [Columbia 37935] (1947)
Three Flames - Suffer [MGM 10741] (1950)
Bop That Never Stopped - Vol 25 - https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/VVqihHbj/file.html
Bop That Never Stopped - Vol 26 - https://www83.zippyshare.com/v/TuVL0CNe/file.html
Greasy Rock'n'Roll - Vol.06 - https://www50.zippyshare.com/v/ffmYwFQv/file.html
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 70s
Daryl Braithwaite - Part 4 of 4
2008-Forever The Tourist
https://www77.zippyshare.com/v/E08C1CRP/file.html
Is This Love - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eb7dKuUf5po
01 - Forever The Tourist - Daryl Braithwaite
02 - Not Too Late - Daryl Braithwaite
03 - Beautiful Feeling - Daryl Braithwaite
04 - Good People - Daryl Braithwaite
05 - Is This Love - Daryl Braithwaite
06 - Perfect Day - Daryl Braithwaite
07 - See You Smile - Daryl Braithwaite
08 - Mountain - Daryl Braithwaite
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 70s
Buffalo - Part 1 of 2
Buffalo was an Australian rock band formed in August 1971 by founding mainstay Dave Tice on lead vocals (ex-Head). Fellow founders, also from Head, were Paul Balbi on drums, John Baxter on guitar, and Peter Wells on bass guitar; together with Alan Milano on lead vocals (ex-Mandala). Milano left after their debut album, Dead Forever... (June 1972), and Balbi was replaced on drums by Jimmy Economou. Their next two albums, Volcanic Rock (July 1973) and Only Want You For Your Body (June 1974), were also issued by Vertigo Records. After 1975 line-up changes resulted in a more commercial sound and the group disbanded in March 1977. Australian musicologist Ian McFarlane noted that there was "nothing subtle about Buffalo's primal, heavyweight sound, but it was delivered with a great deal of conviction ... combining the dense, occult riffing ... with the progressive blues chops ... the band certainly captured the arrogant disposition of the times in a bold and thunderous fashion". Alongside Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs and Blackfeather, Buffalo pioneered Australia's heavy metal, pub rock and psychedelic rock movements. Dave Tice went to England, where he joined The Count Bishops. Peter Wells was a member of Rose Tattoo. He died on 27 March 2006, aged 58.
1972-Dead Forever
https://www85.zippyshare.com/v/m08fELGR/file.html
Dead Forever [live] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79RFQMEUzac
01 - Leader - Buffalo
02 - Suzie Sunshine - Buffalo
03 - Pay My Dues - Buffalo
04 - I'm A Mover - Buffalo
05 - Ballad Of Irving Fink - Buffalo
06 - Bean Stew - Buffalo
07 - Forest Rain - Buffalo
08 - Dead Forever - Buffalo
09 - Hobo [single a-side] - Head
10 - Sad Song Then [single b-side] - Head
11 - No Particular Place To Go [single b-side] - Buffalo
12 - Just A Little Rock And Roll (A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues)[single a-side] - Buffalo
13 - Barbershop Rock [single b-side] - Buffalo
1973-Volcanic Rock
https://www68.zippyshare.com/v/knewEIWf/file.html
Sunrise (Come My Way) [live] - Sunrise (Come My Way)
01 - Sunrise (Come My Way) - Buffalo
02 - Freedom - Buffalo
03 - Till My Death - Buffalo
04 - The Prophet - Buffalo
05 - Intro: Pound Of Flesh - Buffalo
06 - Shylock - Buffalo
07 - Sunrise (Come My Way) (Single Version) - Buffalo
08 - Shylock (Live Version) - Buffalo
@YankeeBoy (regarding Blog de soul quinquin) - In the upper right, in a box labeled "Liens", it says (in two languages):
"No comment with email address (in the box provided for this purpose): No download links"
@Ryp
wonderful result for the mighty reds !
just need to land the title now and full house!!
Thanks to monty for Larry Jon Wilson.
Happy Holidays to all!
@zigzagwanderer
Thanks again for the live recordings from Kraan. Very interesting.
WGK
BLUEGRASS
Harry And Jeanie West – Country Music In Blue Grass Style (1960) Prestige International Records @320
https://www.discogs.com/Harry-And-Jeanie-West-Country-Music-In-Blue-Grass-Style/release/8919774
https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/9pR0VXH2/file.html
J. D. Jarvis – Sings Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1971) Jewel Records @320
https://www.discogs.com/J-D-Jarvis-Sings-Mountain-Music-Bluegrass-Style/release/3449715
https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/L8CaslIT/file.html
moxysoulandLFC
yes, I was completely moved and still am!
YNWA
Many thanks to everyone who posts here, but especially to Gyro and RYP, who allow folks to share their knowledge and collections. Happy holidays and a great New Year to all!
Steve
50’s and 60’s ROCK AND STUFF
BOY MEETS GIRL
Boy Meets Girl – Dale Hawkins
Crazy Blues – Bill Blevins
Blueberry Jam – The Low Rocks
Boys – The Shirelles
Don’t Happen No More – Young Jessie
In The Deep Dark Jungle – Bob Luman/Mac Curtis
Don’t Let Me Down – Dave Clark Five
Baltimore – The Drifters
Eight Wheel Driver – Ed Bruce
Don’t Gimme No Lip, Child – Dave Berry
You Are My Sunshine – Eugene & The Cyclones
Don’t Cha Know – David Box & The Ravens
Falling In Love – Warner Mack
Country Boy – Fats Domino
She’s My Baby – The Five Playboys
Gone – The Fleetwoods
Flip, Flop and Fly – Bill Haley & Comets
No Wonder I Love You – The Pacers
I Love You Baby – Paul Campbell
Memories Are Made Of This – Everly Brothers
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/sgQr0dWQ/file.html
Love to all!
@ Earthbound
Many thanks for the "VA - 1940s Vocal Group Harmony vol 1."
Excellent stuff this jive/vocal group stuff.
Please, do you have any more like this?
@ monty
Thanks for the "VA - 1940s Vocal Group Harmony vol 1"
@ flatspin
Thanks for today's bluegrass (and much more from previous days).
@ 1953Boogie
Hopefully you have by now seen that the Vocal Group Harmony Volume one link is available just above your post today!
Happy Holidays and thanks to everyone for all the treasures, not least Butterboy's ongoing HvK epic. All best wishes to RYP, Gyro and everyone. Peace and love. x
Here's a mix of Jive music from the 1930s & 40s
aka "Grandfather Groups"/the "Rhythm" part of "Rhythm & Blues"
hipster music etc. Its all basically black small group swing vocals.
Warning. Don't listen to it all at once. Your skull may become soft. :^)
Rhythm Jive MIX.rar
Link:
https://www17.zippyshare.com/v/f85kRJCC/file.html
Cats and the Fiddle - Shorty
Deep River Boys - Chicks Too Young To Fry
Deep River Boys - Swingin At The Seance
Three Peppers - Fit As A Fiddle
The Five Jones Boys - Lazy Bones
Four Vagabonds - Murder
Four Vagabonds - Hit That Jive Jack
Harry The Hipster Gibson - Who Put The Benzidrene
Ink Spots - Swingin-On-The-Strings
Jones Boys Sing Band - Pickin A Rib
Nat King Cole - I Like To Riff
Nat King Cole - Sunny Side Of The Street
The 5 Blazes - That's Groovy
Norfolk Jazz Quartet - Suntan Baby Brown
Five Red Caps - Lenox Avenue Jump
Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart - Palm Springs Jump
Spirits Of Rhythm - Walkin This Town
Stuff Smith - Gabriel
Stuff Smith - Robins And Roses
Basin St Boys - Jumping At The Jubilee
The Cats & The Fiddle - I Miss You So
Three Flames - I'm So Happy
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Bob and Earthbound
Thanks so much for posting the vocal jive compilations.
Bob--There is an additional item in the Three Flames discography:
https://www.discogs.com/Mae-Barnes-Garland-Wilson-And-The-Three-Flames-Fun-With-Mae-Barnes-/release/4874624
I haven't heard the other 2 you listed.
@BigGray,
Also a big thanks for the covers of I Believed You & What She Does To Me.
Cheers,
Mukse
Gene Autry – The Complete Columbia Christmas Recordings [2004] FLAC
Varèse Sarabande – 302 066 593 2 (US)
https://workupload.com/file/K5Sm5DdS
Elmore James - King Of The Slide Guitar [1983] FLAC
Ace Records – CH 68
Vinyl LP, Compilation
https://workupload.com/file/vFPqkU2g
Rock All Night! - Various Artists (Soundtrack) [1957/2000] FLAC
Ace Records – CDCHD 763
https://workupload.com/file/RnZy8GvR
Artwork Included
Merry Christmas!
Gaius said:
When in 2011 Eric Clapton published a Robert Johnson tribute album it was a respectable work. If he had done instead an album like 'The Anteloids' you would have seen the writing on every wall: God is back. But nobody knows 'The Anteloids', because they are from Rugby. And this small town has hidden itself completely behind this special sort of sport, which was invented there, if legend is true. And after that, nothing was happening at all, until 'The Anteloids' appeared, some years ago.
This young band is experienced in many rock styles. This is their Robert Johnson Blues style album. Enjoy!
The Anteloids (UK, Rugby) - Let your Mind grow long, 2016
https://www.mediafire.com/file/zilebnn4jv2mt85/ThAntLeMingro.rar/file
And I repeat my question: Does anyone has the first album: The Anteloids, 2011:
https://www.discogs.com/The-Anteloids-The-Anteloids/release/9402791
Best wishes to Butterboy.
Gene Krupa - Kind Of Krupa (1935-1958)
10 Disc Set
https://www.discogs.com/Gene-Krupa-Kind-Of-Krupa/release/4409296
CD 08: The Benny Goodman Years
https://www109.zippyshare.com/v/2qyprkAN/file.html
@djmcblues2 -- Thank you for "Boy Meets Girl"!
Happy Holidays to one and all. Just want to thank every for all of the fantastic music that has been shared in 2019. Really, really appreciate your kindness and musical knowledge and taste. My collection of vinyl is locked away in storage 1500 miles from where I am currently at and I have such an urge to hear Fleetwood Mac's "Bare Trees" and "Kiln House."
If anybody has these and any other pre Buckingham/Nicks era Mac, that they would like to share, that would be grand. Thanking you in advance. Cheers!
@ Rockin' Daddy
Thanks for the "Rock All Night! - Various Artists (Soundtrack)"
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@ swboy
Thanks for the "Rhythm Jive MIX".
You had me puzzled for a while - I didn't know about the Three Flames (I'm So Happy) track. I checked it out with Shazam (& then with what I already had) and I think the proper title should be:-
Three Flames - Sky Full of Sunshine [Columbia 1-933] from 1950.
I'm going to look further into "Mae Barnes, Garland Wilson & The Three Flames – Fun With Mae Barnes". I found a couple of albums by her, but not this one. She leans more to jazz than jive/r&b. I may download them though...
Upload of the Pye Records Collection continues with
Pye Records - Volume 31 - 1965: https://mega.nz/#!bQsRmSwa!rcIl-q0bmaaypA5VQ_G2iI-PC_cs7NXpLISSPECVEsQ
Pye Records - Volume 32 - 1965: https://mega.nz/#!DAtFVSLT!SeU1FmhO7qUbiLLq_0Kc0prpAwuZhu1UuDAhTvgYqnE
Pye Records - Volume 33 - 1965: https://mega.nz/#!zdknHAbZ!it7tytM3b4qeFKD3dcVKwgweW83CiolvCc4mZH4bx9k
Thanx Djmc For All The Goodies Throughout The Year
Merry Christmas One And All And All Keep Rockin'
Cheers
Tel
Thank you to montysmusic for Standing In The Shadows of Motown! I just finished reading Ready For A Brand New Beat, which tells the story of the formation of Motown, focusing on Dancing In The Street, but also telling the social history of the fifties and sixties. Great book, and psychs me up for that movie!
Gaius said:
There are so many neo-psychodelic bands that have listened very closely to the late 60's music and acting with great respect when presenting their music. I did share a lot of them, the 'Babe Rainbow' from Australia, the 'Walking Who', 'The Honey Pot' from the UK, 'The Asteroid # 4' from The USA. Here is another one of my Psycho-Favorites. They are from Minneapolis. Here is a Taster, where they're doing a VU-Cover:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzTNMD_63wE
And here are:
Flavor Crystals (USA) - Ambergris, 2007
https://www.mediafire.com/file/9g2f1cr9pdawgni/FlaCryAm.rar/file
Bob--
Here are the titles only for "Fun with Mae Barnes"
Available from between $79 to $126 [!]
A1 You Turned The Tables On Me
A2 I Ain't Got Nobody
A3 Rinka Tinka Man
A4 I Ain't Gonna Be No Topsy
A5 On The Sunny Side Of The Street
B1 Old Man Mose
B2 What Will The Neighbors Say
B3 Laziest Gal In Town
B4 Sweet Georgia Brown
B5 Here Comes The Captain
Re - Dutch Swing College Band (DSCB)
Dutch Swing College Band - Jubilee Concert (NL LP 1980)
My source for this album was Luigi's Vinyl Blog 2-3 years ago. Thanks for the album, Luigi!
Dutch Swing College Band - Jubilee Concert (NL LP 1980) @320.rar
new link: https://www76.zippyshare.com/v/0IYhi5tt/file.html
Does anyone have any additional DSCB that they can share?
info: https://www.discogs.com/artist/271493-The-Dutch-Swing-College-Band
Recent TZ "Tuba Skinny" YouTube videos got me listening to swing again...
Thanks & Cheers,
Mike M
@ButterBoy: see you next month/year/decade! Thanks for all the great good sounds you've shared here (and there) all year - a merriest of Christmases to you and your family!
@JWDen: thank you for this last brick... and a nice Christmastime promise of some further live sounds. Further thanks for the Blackfoot... although, technically, with a pair of (slightly) successful releases off their "Strikes", they're more of a two-hit wonder, eh?
@Bob: thank you for the rest of the Hamfats.
@SWBoy: thank you for the rhythm jive.
@SoxOnOxon: thank you for Gene and Benny.
@Mr.Baez: time for you to take a road trip! Meanwhile, in case no one else has stepped up already, here are "Bare Trees" and "Kiln House", both at 320KBpS... although only the "Kiln House" has any artwork: https://we.tl/t-TPrAmG7vxx; link's good till Dec. 30.
Cheers!
Bob,
Here are screenshots of my vocal harmony folders. These are all complete CDs. If a folder's title is in all caps, there are subfolders.
https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/AqveeoB1/file.html
I also have other folders that are not complete CDs. Just my own favorite tracks by artist.
Many thanks to JWDen for Pink Floyd, Butterboy for HVK and to monty for Motown.All the best to TZ community and our hosts RYP and Gyro.
@ Earthbound & Bob & Monty: thanks for the 1940s Harmony Groups 1 & 2
@ swboy: thanks for the Jive mix, probably enjoyed that one the most today
@ JWDen: thanks for Blackfoot, I'm always interested in new (to me) southern rock
BLUES
Sugar Mama Blues (1969) Biograph Records @320
1949 Post War Blues
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sugar-Mama-Blues/release/4439872
https://mega.nz/#!rgczVSZA!c_7deCkJJgxXgyyZVrOGPQ3zWrx2Mycp3sGKi0mzma8
@zipper
Nice post pal, some interesting stuff to be heard here I'm sure.
- Timebender
@Gaius
Flavor Crystals sound pretty good, just listened to Ocean
from the sample you provided, thanks.
- Timebender
Cheers Timebender...you're welcome. Thanks also to montysmusic for the Standing in the Shadows of Motown DVD and Professor RnR for the 1969 Billboards.
Thanks Big Gray
The Buffalo shares are sensational
Regards
Thank you @MontysMusic for the Larry Jon Wilson!
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