Wednesday, 4 December 2019
…and now for something completely different! 2019 - 0791
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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Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 70s
The Angels - Part 6 of 8
1990-Beyond Salvation
https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/qwGA26rg/file.html
Dogs Are Talking - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lSXYiZsajgI [great clip]
01 - Let The Night Roll On - The Angels
02 - Back Street Pick Up - The Angels
03 - Dogs Are Talking - The Angels
04 - Rhythm Rude Girl - The Angels
05 - Jump Back Baby - The Angels
06 - Love Waits - The Angels
07 - Bleeding With The Times - The Angels
08 - Pushing And Shoving - The Angels
09 - Bitch - The Angels
10 - Beyond Salvation - The Angels
11 - Take An X - The Angels
1991-Red Back Fever
https://www114.zippyshare.com/v/fI40EwU4/file.html
Red Back Fever - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqiwnqfG9cQ
01 - Tear Me Apart - The Angels
02 - Some of That Love - The Angels
03 - Once Bitten Twice Shy - The Angels
04 - Child in You - The Angels
05 - Lyin' Awake in Bed - The Angels
06 - Bedroom After Bedroom - The Angels
07 - Red Back Fever - The Angels
08 - Don't Need You - The Angels
09 - Natural Born Woman - The Angels
10 - High and Dry - The Angels
11 - Hold On - The Angels
12 - No More Words - The Angels
1998-Skin & Bone
https://www32.zippyshare.com/v/0XJaChZf/file.html
Skin & Bone - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BUiqO9PB70
01 - Northwest Highway - The Angels
02 - Skin & Bone - The Angels
03 - Caught in the Night - The Angels
04 - With or Without You - The Angels
05 - Invisible Man - The Angels
06 - Wasteland - The Angels
07 - What the Hell - The Angels
08 - World Stops Turning - The Angels
09 - My Light Will Shine - The Angels
10 - Soul Surgeon - The Angels
11 - Call That Living - The Angels
12 - Movin' On - The Angels
David Bowie – David Bowie
Decca / Coccinelle Variétés 210.039 (SPA 58) (France 1974)
This LP is the French version of « The World Of David Bowie » LP released in the U.K. in 1973.
1. Uncle Arthur (2:07)
2. Love You Till Tuesday (3:09)
3. There Is A Happy Land (3:12)
4. Little Bombardier (3:25)
5. Sell Me A Coat (2:59)
6. Silly Boy Blue (3:51)
7. The London Boys (3:20)
8. Karma Man (3:03)
9. Rubber Band (2:17)
10. Let Me Sleep Beside You (3:25)
11. Come And Buy My Toys (2:08)
12. She's Got Medals (2:23)
13. In The Heat Of The Morning (2:56)
14. When I Live My Dream (3:22)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front and back from Discogs and labels from fresh scans of my LP)
https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/uWHWzPEc/file.html
Mike Headrick – Steels On Wheels
Country Discovery Records CD1059CD (USA 2004)
Mike Headrick plays songs by The Byrds’ Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman
1. Devil In Disguise (3:13)
2. Hickory Wind (3:49)
3. One Step Forward (3:23)
4. Juanita (2:47)
5. Glass Hearts (2:56)
6. Brass Buttons (3:32)
7. Desert Rose (2:45)
8. Sin City (4:19)
9. One Hundred Years From Now (2:53)
10. Hot Burrito # 1 (3:41)
11. Summer Wind (3:27)
12. Wheels (3:04)
13. I Still Believe In You Now (4:13)
14. Hot Burrito # 2 (3:22)
15. Start All Over Again (4:28)
Artwork Included (front, booklet, back, CD)
https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/6Hcnr9GB/file.html
Manfred Mann’s Earth Band – Solar Fire
Bronze / Island ILPS.9265 (U.K. 1973)
Manfred Mann (organ, synthesizer, vocals)
Colin Pattenden (bass)
Chris Slade (drums)
Mick Rogers (guitar, vocals)
With
Peter Miles (extra percussion)
Paul Rutherford (trombone)
Doreen and Irene Chanter (backing vocals)
The Grove Singers (backing vocals)
The name of the band is spelled “Earthband” on the labels.
The titles of some of the songs are not the same on the labels and on the back cover.
The titles mentioned hereunder are those on the back cover.
1. Father Of Day, Father Of Night (9:53)
2. In The Beginning, Darkness (5:21)
3. Pluto The Dog (2:47)
4. Solar Fire (5:15)
5. Saturn, Lord Of The Ring - Mercury, The Winged Messenger (6:33)
6. Earth, The Circle (part 2) (3:20)
7. Earth, The Circle (part 1) (3:56)
Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back, inner sleeve, labels)
https://www15.zippyshare.com/v/SReZSFE2/file.html
More Music...642
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 Bernie Schwartz - The Wheel [1969]
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/XTJyXVcD/file.html
Bernie Schwartz’s first classic single, Her Name Is Melody was released off Warner Brothers in late 1966 under the name Adrian Pride. This record is an excellent, early stab of raga rock that was perhaps too adventurous for pop audiences though its interesting to note that both Don and Phil Everly produced this fabulous single. Even prior to this, Schwartz had been releasing obscure singles under the stage name Don Atello in 1963/1964. Around 1967/1968 Schwartz joined psychedelic pop band Comfortable Chair who released a solid lp in 1968. The Wheel, released in 1969 off Coburt/MGM was quite a departure from Schwartz’s earlier psych pop leanings. The Wheel is an excellent album, mixing hard rock, country-rock and folk-rock into something similar to Euphoria’s sole album or Neil Young’s Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere. The Euphoria duo of Wesley Watt and Bill Lincoln actually appear on this disc and one can hear Watt’s wild fuzz guitar playing on Schwartz’s epic cover of Sunshine Woman. There are also a few more ace fuzz rockers in Follow Me and a brutally intense reading of Fred Neil’s Candy Man. Everything about this album is on target from Schwartz’s superb vocals to the songwriting, production and tight musicianship. This is one of the best 60s albums never to make it onto cd without a doubt. The Wheel’s leadoff track, Where Can I Hide is a country folk-rocker with lyrics that deal with disillusionment, depression and escapism. It’s a brilliant track that had strong hit potential though its deep, world weary tone could have thrown off more than a few listeners. Another track with similar lyrical concerns is the awesome country-rocker Lost My Wings. It’s a classic of the genre with wonderful steel guitar playing and a righteous bridge that symbolizes everything that is great about 60s rock n roll. Other mellower tracks such as Randy Newman’s Think It’s Gonna Rain Today, Don’t Make It Bad, Can’t Go On, and the beautiful rural rocker Peace On Earth are just as good and grow on the listener with repeated plays. Sometime after the release of the Wheel, Bernie Schwartz quit rock music to focus on writing psychology books. The Wheel is proof that there are many rare, great recordings that have not been reissued on cd. (therisingstorm.net)
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02 Big Foot - Big Foot [1968]
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/uTTTtDpc/file.html
Big Foot were formed in Los Angeles California in 1967 and consisted of Art Munson (guitar, vocals), Virgil Beckham (bass, vocals), Gerard Belisle (trumpet, trombone, vocals), Spencer Earnshaw (drums), David Garland (organ, trumpet, saxophone, vocals). Munson had previously been a back-up musician for the Righteous Brothers while the other members played in various groups in and around Orange County. One such group was the Soul Brothers which included Beckham and Belisle who while cruising the Sunset Strip, came up with the name Big Foot, after the ape-like creature that roamed the remote mountain areas of the Pacific Northwest. The band played the Los Angeles area which included gigs at the Whisky-A-Go-Go and the Pussy Cat-A-Go-Go in Vegas while entertaining recording contract offers. (Jack Dominilla)
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03 Bob Jacobs - Ray Bradbury's Dark Carnival [1969]
https://www28.zippyshare.com/v/OLQrQZ8N/file.html
Concept-album on the border of the strange and the wonderful, "Ray Bradbury's Dark Carnival" is the fruit of the imagination of a poet and writer, a man named Bob Jacobs. In 1969, it is introduced in the first collection of the master published in 1947 (www.thestrangeexperienceofmusic.com)
So that told you absolutely nothing about what the album actually sounds like ... Truth of the matter is that "Songs for a Sideshow of the Mind" is simply hard to described. Imagine a mid-'60s soft-psych band like Gary Usher's Sagittarius having overdosed on downers and bad greeting cards, or perhaps The Alan Parsons Project at their darkest had they existed ten years earlier. Those comparisons might give you a little baseline for the album's unique sound. Produced and arranged by Jacobs, musically this was heavily orchestrated 1960s pop with oddball lyrics, sound effects, and occasional slugs of fuzz guitar and feedback. As lead singers Jacobs and Dennis Pfister were consistently entertaining, though a consistent criticism stemmed from their tendency to get a little too theatrical on songs like 'October Country', 'The Wind' and the goofy 1920's-styled 'There was An Old Woman'. While the music was certainly interesting (a Dixieland jazz arrangement propelled 'The Dwarf'), the set's real claim to fame rested with some of the strangest lyrics you'll ever hear on a rock album. Skeptical ? Well check out selections like 'The Emissary' and 'The Small Assassin'. (RYM)
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Kevin Morby
Kevin Robert Morby (born April 2, 1988) is an American musician, singer and songwriter. Formerly known as the bass guitarist of the folk rock band Woods and as the frontman of The Babies, Morby began a solo career in 2013, releasing his debut album, Harlem River.
Here’s a YT taster
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWDvlekoPkg
Here are three albums by him
Kevin Morby-Harlem River (2013).zip
https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/YIi7f3Tl/file.html
Kevin Morby- singing saw.zip
https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/jbp8AEYx/file.html
Kevin Morby - Still Life.zip
https://www113.zippyshare.com/v/nBaWcdi1/file.html
Good morning, TZ! We're drawing close to the end of both boxes, but The Vault never disappoints. The Main Room has Nat King Cole, and in the Kitsch Korner we have the Replacements as well as an interesting comp of space/psych jazz featuring the likes of Gong, Magma, Sun Ra, and even more obscure bands.
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Nat King Cole - Stardust - The Complete Capitol Recordings 1955-1959 (CD 9/11) (2006) https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/rOIA4KJW/file.html
The Replacements – The Complete Studio Albums 1981-1990 (CD7: Don't Tell A Soul) (2015) https://www91.zippyshare.com/v/5uejEmib/file.html
Various Artists - Celestial Mass: Sonic Depictions Of Outer Space From The Vaults of the Finders Keepers Family 1969-2009) (2009) https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/1rRtAt5D/file.html
More Theme Time Radio Hour
42 Shoes
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/l9i4jx8u/file.html
43 Colors
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/jdOJfv3d/file.html
44 Texas
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/kMTbbsWl/file.html
Andy
@Anonymous
Here's batch 2 of Stoney Edwards albums
Blackbird (1976); Just For Old Times' Sake (1991); Best Of/Poor Folks Stick Together (1998)
https://we.tl/t-ot17ilUtt5
Hi Ryp
New Molly Birch video for ya, Holiday Dreaming
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6343mCWdHo
Take care Reb
BLUES
Up And Down The Mississippi - 1926-1940 (1969) Roots @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Up-And-Down-The-Mississippi-1926-1940/master/830528
https://mega.nz/#!TglglC5Y!vIODk4iP3RdTWts7p5VmBWKxDL-k36pTccjn-ocLIOY
The Memphis Area - 1927-1932 (1968) Roots @320
https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Memphis-Area/release/4541090
https://mega.nz/#!T180DSCJ!--tjH1lY0-gWpKkJl6kgh53bhgUqMvStCtqkAAu_UhE
Reb, I already had the pleasure, but thanks for the hint!
For RYP
Over on the sidebar, at Old Melodys
https://allmusic-wingsofdream.blogspot.com/
has been posted a Christmas Present {which you have to unwrap)
Gift Present 1 Vol 1
but one of the goodies therein, is 'Rideyourpony' by Lee Dorsey.
Aha, says I, finally I get it!
And here he is!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esNqrI4jT-I
And a Merry Christmas to you RYP.
Blogger 96dbFreak said...
R.I.P. Andrew 'Greedy' Smith.
Sorry to hear about the loss of Greedy Smith of the Mentals. If you are not from OZ, it would be hard to explain to you just what a cultural impact that band had on Australia.
montysmusic,
On a lighter note shouldn't the Eggs over Easy comps, be titled, 'Good and Cheep?'
Thanx again for past responses! Today I am looking for the Angels From Hell Soundtrack album. Check it out at Discogs! Some good tunes.
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Angels-From-Hell/master/439113
tsi&hrjs
Mingus Big Band – Gunslinging Birds CD (1995) @320
https://www73.zippyshare.com/v/DoXBAhNH/file.html
1 Gunslinging Bird
2 Reincarnation Of A Lovebird
3 O.P. (Oscar Pettiford)
4 Please Don't Come Back From The Moon (Pinky)
5 Fables Of Faubus
6 Jump Monk
7 Noon Night/Celia Medley
8 Hog Callin' Blues9 Started Melody
9 Started Melody
https://www.discogs.com/Mingus-Big-Band-Gunslinging-Birds/release/10263207
Diana Krall – All For You (A Dedication To The Nat King Cole Trio) (1996) CD @320
https://www.discogs.com/Diana-Krall-All-For-You-A-Dedication-To-The-Nat-King-Cole-Trio/release/9375094
Diana Krall – When I Look In Your Eyes (1999) Cd @320
https://www.discogs.com/Diana-Krall-When-I-Look-In-Your-Eyes/release/405070
Both in one zip file
https://www88.zippyshare.com/v/JY3D0b8b/file.html
la musica e vita, it's still a bit early for "Merry Christmas" but never mind, back!
Been a while since I've posted my soul LP want list. I don't think any of these ever received an official release in the digital age. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hank Ballard -
A Star In Your Eyes
Those Lazy Days
Glad Songs Sad Songs
Jimmy Bee - Live
Charles Berry - Neighbor,Neighbor
Eddie Bo –
The Other Side Of Eddie Bo
Geo. Brooks -
Play It Again, Sam!
Blue Jays - Nascence
Dianne Brooks –
Some Other Kind Of Soul
Coffee Butler and the Cups - Let 'Em Talk
Jerry Butler -
Golden Hits Live
Soul Artistry
Wynona Carr -
Wild, Wonderful Wynona
Lee Charles -
The Hits Of Barry White
Reverand C. Coleman - Rock Gospel Time
The Fabulous Treniers - Popcorn Man
Jesse Fisher - I Can't Stop Loving You (Way Out) 1973
Benny Gordon & The Soul Brothers - Tighten Up
Cortez Greer -
Live at Scarlet O'Hara's
Woody Herman -
Heavy Exposure
Jesse James - ST 1968
John W. Anderson presents KaSandra (Capitol) 1968
John Kasandra -
A Higher Plateau (Capitol)
The True Genius (Respect)
The Mod Messiah (Respect)
Latimore -
She Don't Ever Lose Her Groove
Charles Mann -
Say You Love Me Too (ABC)
Makonde Matokenya - Dawn In Africa
Bill Medley -
Gone (MGM)
Lay A Little Lovin' On Me
I Still Do (RCA) 1984
Still Hung Up On You (RCA)
Jimmy McCracklin - Sings
I Just Gotta Know
My Answer
Lloyd Price -
Here Comes The Nite
Arthur Prysock -
Where The Soul Trees Grow
The Country Side Of Arthur Prysock
Snooky Pryor -
And The Country Blues
Lou Rawls - Naturally
Irene Reid - Two Of Us
Gee Gee Shinn -
Putt Putt Golf
Lloyd Sims & The Untouchables -
Oh Happy Day (Power)
Southside Movement (& Jackie Ross) - Cold Hearted Woman
Bobby Stevens & The Checkmates - Sould Out
Alex Taylor - Third For Music (Dunhill) 1974
Live at the Horseshoe Tavern (1984)
Together - Together
The Charles Vickers Album
Weapons Of Peace - ST (Playboy)
Maxine Weldon -
Some Singin'
Bobby Williams –
Most Requested
Charles Wright -
A Lil' Encouragement
Larry Young - The Magician (Acanta-Germany) 1977
Thanx for looking.
Looking for 2 John Gilmore (Sun Ra) anthologies please: Vol.1- Kosmos in Blue (2017) [link] and Vol.2-Blues at Midnight (2017) [link] Thank you
Reynold
Here's some of the Chess Records singles, starting with the 1600 series. In all, there will be 48 volumes of great music.
Volume 31
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/DcJyo5EF/file.html
Volume 32
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/jBYv2kSN/file.html
Volume 33
https://www111.zippyshare.com/v/Xl3PRy2K/file.html
The Chess Gang (Burney/Bill/Eltel/davetuba/Pedro/Moxy/Moose/Billymac)
Bob - Thanks for the Edna Mc track Dave
Thanks to Butterboy for more debut LPs. Big Foot is a new one on me.
JWDen, thanks for Celestial Mass.
Does anyone know some good jazz blog something like TZ for jazz. I am looking for some Blue Note, Riverside, Verve jazz.
Many thanks to Davetuba and the Gang, Clash and JWDen for their shares.
Anonymous said...
"Does anyone know some good jazz blog something like TZ for jazz. I am looking for some Blue Note, Riverside, Verve jazz."
Check out egroj world: https://egrojworld.blogspot.com/
(also in TZs blog roll)
@Anonymous
https://www.grooveaddict.org
does a fine mixture of Bluenote,Prestige type jazz mixed with various Soul.
Check out his posts.
Cheers!
Bill
@Anonymous
https://egrojworld.blogspot.com
Another Jazz/Soul site,latest post Kenny Burrell on Verve.
Cheers!
Bill
hi
Blogger Bill said...
@Anonymous
https://www.grooveaddict.org
does a fine mixture of Bluenote,Prestige type jazz mixed with various Soul.
Check out his posts.
Cheers!
Bill
His presentation his good BUT BUT all his files are reripped!!!! in 48000hz!!!!
Be careful
Supporter
A request
Beginning more than 20 years ago, Flatpicking Guitar Magazine issued a number of CDs, most of an instructional nature, but all featuring astounding guitarists. Would anyone in the massive TZ community be able to post any (or all) of these? Many were based on the content of the individual issues.
Many many thanks.
@RYP - I enjoyed your fancy moves in the video the other day and I really enjoyed Tuba Skinny. Does anyone have their albums that are available to share? Thanks!
David
@Supporter
There aren`t many files out there that haven`t been reripped. I`m not interested in bitrates,just like music and trying to help a guy out.
Cheers!
Bill
Tuba Skinny offers their CD's FOR SALE on their website.
Gaius said:
'Bakmak' was a Berlin based JazzRock band with a BluesRock past. The development results in a change of their names, 'Bakmak' was born. In the mid 70's Jazz Rock wasn't as strong as in the beginnings (BS&T, Chase), but part of the progressive scenery. 'Bakmak' was not the spear of German Jazz Rock, but good enough for publishing two albums. Here is their first one:
Bakmak (Germany) - Out of the Blue, 1976
https://www.mediafire.com/file/a4b37hbhk0f89ca/BakOOBl.rar/file
I am always a few days behind so it is entirely possible that by now the discrepancy regarding The Mosquitos has been cleared up. Back in the 1980's they used to play clubs in NYC all the time. I must have seen them at least 30 times and was friendly with a few of the band members. At that time they were all in their mid-20s and I can say with 100 percent certainty that they were not around in the 1960's, their inclusion on that cassette notwithstanding.
@Larry
requested some Flatpicking Guitar Magazine CDs. I've found I have Flatpicking '97, '98 and '99 (all @192) described as 'Flatpicking Guitar Magazine presents ...20 tunes by today's best flatpicking guitarists'
Flatpicking 97 - https://www52.zippyshare.com/v/FPX4JVfI/file.html
Thanks to Davetuba and the chess Gang for vol 31.32.33
Thanks, Flatspin,
L
@FlatSpin: thank you for these latest interbellum Blues discs... cheers!
Thanks Butterboy for the comps on your site and the shares here
I dont have a google account so thanks for all the music
Regards
Thanks JWDen for the Celestial Mass comp and The Chess Gang for the Chess comps.
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