Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)trax:1. Roll Over Beethoven (Seeburg) - The Look Outs 2. Northern Lights (Seeburg) - The Look Outs 3. Cherry Berry Wine (Cadence) - Charlie McCoy 4. My Little Woman (Cadence) - Charlie McCoy 5. Lover with a Reputation (Duke) - Bobby Bland 6. If Love Ruled the World (Duke) - Bobby Bland 7. What's That - Pt. 1 (Mercury) - Jimmy McCracklin 8. What's That - Pt. 2 (Mercury) - Jimmy McCracklin 9. Crossin' Over (Hit Tramp) - Carl Holmes & The Commanders 10. Soul Dance No. 3 (Hit Tramp) - Carl Holmes & The Commanders 11. Here I Am (Abc-Paramount) - Billy Guy 12. As Quiet As It's Kept (Abc-Paramount) - Billy Guy 13. The Pain Gets a Little Deeper (Groovy) - Darrow Fletcher 14. My Judgement Day (Groovy) - Darrow Fletcher 15. The House That Jack Built (Atlantic) - Aretha Franklin 16. I Say a Little Prayer (Atlantic) - Aretha Franklin 17. The Drag (Todd) - Jimmy Rock 18. Over and Over (Rendezvous) - Bobby Day 19. Navajo Girl (Together) - Sagittarius 20. That Girl Belongs to Yesterday (Musicor) - Gene Pitney 21. Who Needs It (Musicor) - Gene Pitney 22. Pretty Ballerina (Smash) - The Left Banke 23. Lazy Day (Smash) - The Left Banke 24. Choo Choo Train (Mala) - The Box Tops 25. Fields of Clover (Mala) - The Box Tops 26. Twistin' with Linda (Wand) - The Isley Brothers 27. You Better Come Home (Wand) - The Isley Brothers 28. Working in a Coal Mine (Amy) - Lee Dorsey 29. Mexico (Amy) - Lee Dorsey 30. Gone, Gone, Gone (Warner Brothers) - The Everly Brothers 31. Torture (Warner Brothers) - The Everly Brothers
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...
ps.: for all late arrivals we have in the comments 3 reups of this series.



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"Do The 45!" Vol. 514
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...
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https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/JHidsZOc/file.html
or:
http://www.imagenetz.de/fZ2G8
front and back cover:
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For all late arrivals:
"Do The 45!" Vol. 337, 338, 339
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...
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https://www71.zippyshare.com/v/V1UoeFev/file.html
or
http://www.imagenetz.de/b22Hw
…and here are all the covers of "Do The 45!" Vol 1 - 510:
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tfearsjr,
I tell you in advance: Spare us your mental thin shit, I won't publish it anyway.
Thank You :-)
Thanks Gyro for the music.
Thanks Ryp for making this a better place.
Many thanks for another volume!
Thank you for Vol 514.
Thanks a lot.
I've been listening to one or two of these each day.
Do the 45! has been the soundtrack of my Summer.
Each volume has been consistently satisfying.
So appreciative for this mind-boggling series.
Thanks Gorp - These comps are all I’ve been listening to for a year now. And I play them all day at work as well. I play each one about 4 times, then I go to the next volume. This allows me to get to know the songs even better. I never tire of them. I’m now on volume 221. Once I reach the last volume (which will take a very long time) I will be ready to start at the beginning again.
Cheers Gyro!
@Gyro
I am only on Vol 80, which is why I've started listening to nothing else for the past few weeks. I am determined to catch up. I often listen to a volume over again before continue on to the next - esp if I was not focused on the music the first time it played. I am actually listening to every single song and don't move on until I've truly heard each one. It has been a rewarding experience. So much great music I've never heard, with the occasional familiar, loved classic, which I haven't heard in a long time, or just forgot about. Seriously, in 80 volumes (which is about 2400+ tracks), I think there isn't more than one or two tracks that failed to completely tickle my musical bones!
Can't thank you enough!!
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