Wednesday, 17 February 2021

…and now for something completely different! 1232 - 2021

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 2019 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Please keep your language polite and respectful. 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

63 comments:

Searnav said...


Various Artists – Temporary Like Achilles – 14 Great Versions

A song by Bob Dylan, its first release was on the “Blonde On Blonde” double LP in June 1966.

The song started as a rehearsal song called "Medicine Sunday".

Bob Dylan has never played it live in concert, and it is the only track from “Blonde On Blonde” not to have been played by him in tour rehearsals.

1. Bob Dylan - Temporary Like Achilles (5:02)
2. Old Crow Medicine Show - Temporary Like Achilles (3:27)
3. Deborah Coleman - Temporary Like Achilles (5:22)
4. Immaterial - Temporary Like Achilles (6:34)
5. The Don Olsen Gang - Temporary Like Achilles (5:47)
6. Eric-Scott Bloom - Temporary Like Achilles (5:02)
7. Sue Foley - Temporary Like Achilles (4:27)
8. Black Dylan - Temporary Like Achilles (5:04)
9. John Wylde - Temporary Like Achilles (3:14)
10. Kevin Morby - Temporary Like Achilles (4:05)
11. Serge Kerval - Anticipation (Temporary Like Achilles) (French) (3:37)
12. Wolfgang Ambros - Achilles (Temporary Like Achilles) (German) (3:30)
13. Bob Dylan - Medicine Sunday (Early Version Of Temporary Like Achilles - Take 1) (1:00)
14. Bob Dylan - Medicine Sunday (Early Version Of Temporary Like Achilles - Take 2) (0:57)

Artwork Included (front, back)

https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/KWktnFBq/file.html

Searnav said...


Alan Jack Civilization – Bluesy Mind

Original LP = BYG Records 529 011 (France 1969)

This rip = CD = SPALAX Records CD14834 (France 1997)

Alan Jack (Jack Braud) - vocals, piano, organ, harmonica
Claude Olmos - lead guitar, percussion, vocals
Richard Fontaine - bass, percussion, flute, vocals
Jean Falissard - drums, tambourine, percussion, vocals

Jean-Luc Young - producer

1. I've Got To Find Somebody (2:45)
2. Shame On You (2:30)
3. What You're Gonna Say (3:09)
4. Baby Don't You Come Back Home (3:21)
5. The Way To The Hells (5:15)
6. What's Wrong (6:15)
7. Some People (2:05)
8. Middle Earth (9:21)
9. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (CD bonus- live 1985) (4:12)

Artwork Included (LP and CD)

https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/vtR7Zy8O/file.html

Searnav said...


Fever Tree – Filigree And Shadow

Spalax SPALAXCD14595 (France 2002)

On unknown selected tracks:

Dennis Keller (lead vocals)
Grant Johnson (keyboards)
Michael Knust (guitar)
E. E. Wolfe (bass)
John Tuttle (drums)
Kevin Kelley (drums)

« This CD includes their first LP, live recordings and rare singles »

1. Commercial (1:02)
2. Grand Canyon Young Sweet (0:30)
3. You Don't See Me (3:28)
4. The Man Who Paints The Pictures (2:31)
5. Taft Street Strut (3:43)
6. Cruzzing (3:04)
7. Imitation Situation (3:59)
8. San Francisco Girls (3:56)
9. Don't Push Me (2:33)
10. Where Do You Go (2:31)
11. Ninety-Nine And One Half (2:41)
12. Puppet (4:47)
13. Angelina (9:04)
14. Party Time Anytime (3:34)
15. Filigree And Shadow (3:54)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)

https://www93.zippyshare.com/v/efyIzTj7/file.html

Chocoreve said...
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moose327 said...

Hi Guys,

Here are today's Rough Guides.

The Rough Guide To Thelonious Monk (RGNET 1363)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/5mh0mcpbivbq6b6/RGTM.rar/file

The Rough Guide To Tito Puente (RGNET 1162)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/2e2ye7xru60avwy/RGTP.rar/file

The Rough Guide To Turkish Café (RGNET 1215)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/r6dwy2vdfm1qurl/RGTTC.rar/file

Moose

JWDen said...

Good morning, TZ! Today's Camel Rock and Roll Dance Party spotlights Chuck Wilis, The Five Keys, and Ivory Joe Hunter. We also have more Mitch Ryder and some Henry Mancini for your mid-week listening pleasure. Enjoy!

==--==--==

Various Artists - Camel Rock and Roll Dance Party (7/17/56) https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/bF95Wx5Y/file.html

Mitch Ryder - What Now My Love (1967) https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/RLh1k9aa/file.html

Henry Mancini - Combo! (1961) https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/geXzbsTo/file.html

BigGray said...

Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 80s

INXS

Part 7 of 8

2002-Stay Young 1979-1982; The Complete 'Deluxe Years'
CD 1 - https://www.imagenetz.de/egg5L
CD 2 - https://www.imagenetz.de/hZmQh

The Loved One - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2qdXehmtvM

01 - Simple Simon (Single A-side) - INXS
02 - On A Bus - INXS
03 - Doctor - INXS
04 - Just Keep Walking - INXS
05 - Learn To Smile - INXS
06 - Jumping - INXS
07 - In Vain - INXS
08 - Roller Skating - INXS
09 - Body Language - INXS
10 - Newsreel Babies - INXS
11 - Wishy Washy - INXS
12 - The Loved One (Single A-side) - INXS
13 - Stay Young - INXS
14 - Horizons - INXS
15 - Big Go Go - INXS
16 - Underneath The Colours - INXS
17 - Fair Weather Ahead - INXS
18 - Night Of Rebellion - INXS
19 - Follow - INXS
20 - Barbarian - INXS
21 - What Would You Do - INXS
22 - Just To Learn Again - INXS

01 - We Are The Vegetables (Single B-side) - INXS
02 - Scratch (Single B-side) - INXS
03 - The Unloved One (Single B-side) - INXS
04 - Lacavocal (Single B-side) - INXS
05 - Prehistoria (Single B-side) - INXS
06 - Telefone (Sydney Studio demo 1979) - INXS
07 - Silent Night (Sydney Studio demo 1979) - INXS
08 - Breakaway (Sydney Studio demo 1979) - INXS
09 - Reckless Ways (Live at Moontan Double J Concert 1980) - INXS
10 - Pretzel Logic (Live at Moontan Double J Concert 1980) - INXS
11 - Reasons (Live at Moontan Double J Concert 1980) - INXS
12 - Feeling Good (Live at Moontan Double J Concert 1980) - INXS
13 - Miss Shapiro/You Really Got Me (Live at Moontan Double J Concert 1980) - INXS
14 - On A Bus (Live at Wanda Beach Double J Concert 1982) - INXS
15 - The One Thing (Live at Wanda Beach Double J Concert 1982) - INXS
16 - Speed Kills - Michael Hutchence & Cold Chisel
17 - Underneath The Colours (1992 'Chicken Mix') - INXS
18 - Barbarian (1992 Capri Studios Re-recording) - INXS
19 - Just Keep Walking (1992 Capri Studios Re-recording) - INXS
20 - In Vain (1992 Capri Studios Re-recording) - INXS
21 - Stay Young (1992 Capri Studios Re-recording) - INXS

Singles + EPs 2
https://www.imagenetz.de/kAWGa

A Straight Line - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqkbbTwLl9Q

1992[s]-Taste It

01 - Taste It [Youth Acapella Mix] - INXS
02 - Suicide Blonde [Oakenfold Milk Mix] - INXS
03 - Disappear [Morales Mix] - INXS
04 - Bitter Tears [Lorimer 12 Mix] - INXS

1992[s]-Taste It (Dance Mixes)

01 - Taste It - INXS
02 - Taste It [Youth 12" Mix] - INXS
03 - Light The Planet - INXS

1993[s]-Beautiful Girl

01 - Beautiful Girl - INXS
02 - Strange Desire [original recording] - INXS
03 - In My Living Room - INXS
04 - Ashtar Speaks - INXS
05 - Underneath The Colours [1992 Chicken Mix] - INXS

1994[s]-Strangest Party

01 - The Strangest Party (These Are the Times) [LP Version] - INXS
02 - The Strangest Party (These Are the Times) [Apollo 440 Mix] - INXS
03 - Wishing Well [Courier Extended Mix] - INXS
04 - Sing Something - INXS

1997[s]-Don't Lose Your Head

01 - Don't Lose Your Head (Radio Mix) - INXS
02 - Don't Lose Your Head (Leadstation Solid Gold Mix) - INXS

1997[s]-Everything

01 - Everything (Live) - INXS
02 - Suicide Blonde (Live) - INXS
03 - Never Tear Us Apart (Live) - INXS
04 - What You Need (Live) - INXS

1997-A Straight Line (Maxi-CD)

01 - A Straight Line - Michael Hutchence
02 - Standing On The Rooftop - Michael Hutchence
03 - The Passenger - Michael Hutchence

2003[s]-I Get Up

01 - I Get Up [Single Version] - INXS
02 - I Get Up [Radio Edit] - INXS
03 - I Get Up [Full Version] - INXS

Anonymous said...

gorfit says:

Charly Antolini
http://www.charly-antolini.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charly_Antolini
https://www.discogs.com/artist/59280-Charly-Antolini
https://www.drummerworld.com/drummers/Charly_Antolini.html

Baden Powell - 1968 - Poema On Guitar @320
https://www.discogs.com/Baden-Powell-Poema-On-Guitar/master/210473

Barbara Dennerlein, Antolini, Klein - 1989 - Live on Tour @192
https://www.discogs.com/Oscar-Klein-Barbara-Dennerlein-Charly-Antolini-live-On-Tour/release/2104860

Berry Lipman & His Orchestra (Rex Brown Company) - 1978 - Season Opening @320
https://youtu.be/e5VUpD6UYcU

http://www.mediafire.com/file/c66nul7bxqbrfq7/chaant8.rar/file

Thanks to the original uploader


Barbara Dennerlein Charly Antolini & Oscar Klein - Undecided
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IV3Rtz08-vQ

Dennerlein, Antolini, Klein - Old Fairy Tail Blues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7ZOzLnJYec

Oscar Klein, Barbara Dennerlein, Charly Antolini - Georgia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0laeGTzETE

Anonymous said...

@ uncle Gil

Un grand merci pour les Patti Smith !

Fred de Colombes

Professor RnR said...

Billboard 1961 Part 40 (updated & remastered)
1. The Lennon Sisters - Sad Movies (Make Me Cry) (2:42)
2. The Lennon Sisters - I Don't Know Why (2:17)
3. Billy Maxted & His Manhattan Jazz Band - Satin Doll (2:54)
4. Billy Maxted & His Manhattan Jazz Band - How Long Has This Been Going On (2:51)
5. Van McCoy - Mr. D.J. (2:29)
6. Van McCoy - Never Trust A Friend (2:33)
7. The Stereos - I Really Love You (S) (2:17)
8. The Stereos - I Really Love You (2:16)
9. The Stereos - Please Come Back To Me (2:36)
10. Lawrence Welk, His Orch. & Chorus - Riders In The Sky (1:54)
11. Lawrence Welk, His Orch. & Chorus - My Love For You (S) (2:12)
12. Lawrence Welk, His Orch. & Chorus - My Love For You (2:13)
13. Jerry Butler - Aware Of Love (2:13)
14. Jerry Butler - Moon River (2:40)
15. Damita Jo - Dance With A Dolly (2:38)
16. Damita Jo - You're Nobody 'Till Somebody Loves You (2:54)
17. Jimmy Dean - Big Bad John (3:01)
18. Jimmy Dean - I Won't Go Huntin' With You Jake (S) (2:50)
19. Jimmy Dean - I Won't Go Huntin' With You Jake (2:50)
20. Fats Domino - What A Party (1:53)
21. Fats Domino - Rockin' Bicycle (2:05)
22. Fats Domino - What A Party - Extendded Fade (S) (2:00)
23. Fats Domino - Rockin' Bicycle - Extendded Fade (S) (2:10)
24. Deane Hawley - Pocketfull Of Rainbows (2:34)
25. Deane Hawley - That Dream Could Never Be (2:46)
26. Eden Kane - Well I Ask You (2:17)
27. Eden Kane - Before I Lose My Mind (2:52)
28. Brenda Lee - Fool #1 (S) (2:25)
29. Brenda Lee - Fool #1 (2:26)
30. Brenda Lee - Anybody But Me (S) (2:26)
31. Brenda Lee - Anybody But Me (2:26)
32. Gene McDaniels - Tower Of Strength (2:18)
33. Gene McDaniels - The Secret (2:21)
34. Ricky Nelson - A Wonder Like You (2:36)
35. Ricky Nelson - Everlovin' (2:06)
36. Patti Page - Broken Heart And A Pillow Filled With Tears (2:01)
37. Patti Page - Dark Moon (2:35)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WpcJhfgUnhF4Gnjae2mfHnxMBgZv7flu
pass: Part 61.40

la musica e vita said...

Anonymous Chrisz said...

re: Mitch Ryder

The one record that is really missing is the 1979 Rockpalast gig, issued 2004 in combination with a later show. Do you happen to know where to find that one in 320k or FLAC?
Can't help there but that Mitch Ryder Rockpalast gig is on Youtube Here.
Mitch Ryder - Rockpalast / Essen 1979 (mit Peter Rüchel)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kGy2vZfXxk

Then there is this one.
MITCH RYDER 75th Birthday Concert (26/02/2020) with ENGERLING : Berlin,Kesselhaus Kulturbrauerei .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twRBbC14JL4

EasilyConfused said...

Mitch Rider - Live At Rockpalast 1979 (@192)

https://workupload.com/file/nfjrnECyQ9E

la musica e vita said...

peacenik said...

RIP Johnny Pacheco:
Johnny Pacheco - Fania Anthology (2012) @320
Thank you for that.

ELtel said...

@ Earthbound & Little Bill, many thanks for the link you posted yesterday at my request, appreciated.
cheers,ELtel

montysmusic said...

McGuinness Flint was a rock band formed in 1970 by Tom McGuinness, former bassist and guitarist with Manfred Mann, and Hughie Flint, former drummer with John Mayall; plus vocalist and keyboard player Dennis Coulson, and multi-instrumentalists and singer-songwriters Benny Gallagher and Graham Lyle. Gallagher and Lyle left towards the end of 1971 to record as a duo, Coulson left to record a solo album for Elektra Records and was replaced by Lou Stonebridge on keyboards and Jim Evans on guitar. Here are a trio of their albums

McGUINNESS FLINT-1974 - C'est La Vie

http://www.mediafire.com/file/j9k48ytt9nwbj3x/McGUILINT-1974_-_C%2527est_La_Vie.zip/file

McGUINNESS FLINT-1972 - Lo and Behold

http://www.mediafire.com/file/cxa6lek4plua5dp/MNESS_FLINT-1972_-_Lo_and_Behold.zip/file

McGUINNESS FLINT-1973 - Rainbow

http://www.mediafire.com/file/tn59wrkywrrllew/MNNESS_FLINT-1973_-_Rainbow.zip/file

Flying Squirrel said...

Many thanks to Roz for A. R. Kane's "69" album on Sunday. Now, does any TZer have A. R. Kane's "I" album at 320 or better? Lost my copy in an HD crash two years ago. Thanks in advance!

Uncle Bela said...


*** REQUEST ***

hello and all best to everyone as always.

Would anyone have volumes of this series they would please share?

Various Artists - The International Vicious Society

[rock and roll and novelty music from the 1960's]

Many thanks in advance. Keep safe, well and warm. :)

UB

Guitarradeplastico,scraping oddities said...

Request:

-John Sangster – Jazz Music Series 1,2,3,4,5
-Derek Strahan – The Australian Ark-1969-1970 ( Music from Robert Raymond's film documentary series "Shell's Australia" )

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@Psyclist + Audacity

Nobody can help you, except yourself. We don't know nothing about your PC + Sound configuration. But if a software has once worked and then don't work anymore, you can do a few things:
1. Check the hardware, cables, power, line-in, line-out-micro, right places, are they really in?
2. Check the device manager for the sound-card, updates and configuration
3. Check the settings of the software (Audacity + others)

Searnav said...

Monty, thanks for the McGuinness-Flint, but the Lo And Behold is actually credited to McGuinness, Flint, Coulson and Dean (it's a Dylan tribute LP).

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@pierrezartiste + McKendree Spring

McKendree Spring (USA) - Second Thoughts, 1970
https://krakenfiles.com/view/9e78de2dec/file.html

McKendree Spring - s/t debut, 1969
https://krakenfiles.com/view/755264b233/file.html

Anonymous said...

Jazz pioneer Chick Corea is dead († 9 February 2021).
btw: Chick Corea became a member of the Scientology sect in the early 1970s, and he never missed an opportunity to promote the sect. On every record there was a wordy acknowledgement to L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of this sect.

zigzagwanderer said...

Mitch Ryder -

Rockpalast 2004 [320]

https://krakenfiles.com/view/5008026e76/file.html

antony j said...

Hi all - here's a 'heads up' about a couple of things -

If you were collecting Chocoreve's Mind Blowers series, Jose at Tommenton en la CuadrA has gone past the vol 12 point today with vols 13-17

http://tommentonenlacuadra.blogspot.com/2021/02/va-mind-blowers-complete-collections-17_17.html

Secondly, for fellow OST heads - Download Soundtrack posted the OST for 'Getting Straight' and in v good quality too (320 and Flac). Some of you may remember several years ago various members of this parish (the great Scott Marks for one...where is he now...?) trying to track it down (I think Monty probaly came up trumps - he usually does....). It's quite rare and bits of it are truly stunning - often turning up on the better type of mixtape (eg Astral Vibes exotica series Incredible Odyssey)

http://download-soundtracks.com/movie_soundtracks/getting-straight-soundtrack-by-ronald-stein/

anyways...there you go

Antony

Jodsworth said...

@moose327 Thank you so much for your Rough Guide shares! I'm wondering if you have already posted The Rough Guide to Gospel (RGNET 1090) https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Rough-Guide-To-Gospel-/release/7933445

If so, no need to point me to it if it's too much work; I'll go back to look for it in past ANFSCD's. If you haven't yet posted it, that's cool too.

Thanks!
- J.

Anonymous said...

Hello

anyone have "The boxing mirror" Alejandro Escovedo
"Big Station" Alejandro Escovedo
"Thirteen Years" Alejandro Escovedo

many thks. Ariel

sut said...

@Flying Squirrel
here you go...

A.R. Kane - "I" @320
https://www.imagenetz.de/2wRNf

OldDJ said...

Chocoreve

Thanks for Reina del Cid albums. New artist to me. Talented.

Roz said...

@Flying Squirrel & @Chrisz Here's A.R.Kane "i" & Complete Singles Collection (@320):
https://www.imagenetz.de/cpqJT

AllMusic Guide "criminally under-recognized"
Cheers.

bostig said...

@zigzagwanderer

Thanks a lot. Much appreciated.

bostig

Anonymous said...

@ Uncle Bela, The International Vicious Society series is available at Holland Tunnel Drive

Andy W

montysmusic said...

Thanks for the added info Seamav hope you enjoyed the albums

jose kortozirkuito said...

Hi Friends.

Mind Blowers 13-17

https://www.mediafire.com/file/u6454ezxndb9l85/MIND_BLOWERS_13-17.rar/file

or

https://drive.google.com/file/d/194ZHzQ01JsYT-IurxfMXBXbr2RAUc4lw/view?usp=sharing

Enjoy!

Jose

thefunk said...

Dazz Band - Motown Legends (1994 Motown)

http://www.mediafire.com/file/s62oy2emmis4h12/DB.rar/file


Motown Northern Soul (2014 Spectrum)

http://www.mediafire.com/file/8c6gdccahmwnj0d/MNS.rar/file



Magic Slim & The Teardrops, Joe Carter with Sunnyland Slim - That Ain't Right (2006 Delmark)

http://www.mediafire.com/file/l0d1cjlnforkqhn/TAR.rar/file

Anonymous said...

The Canadian musician Leonard Cohen ("Famous Blue Raincoat", "Suzanne") is also said to have been a Scientologist. Not much is known about this, and Cohen has rarely spoken about it publicly. He once said that he only went there because he had heard that it was easy to meet women. Whether the lyric line "Did you ever go clear" from "Famous Blue Raincoat" is actually an allusion to Scientology (clear = stage in the Dianetics concept) remains unclear.

Chocoreve said...

Reina del Cid – The Cooling (2015) Minnesota Indie-Folk
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Reina-del-Cid-The-Cooling/release/7172290
http://www.mediafire.com/file/dfnk1sfl9d81nit/Reiing.7z/file

Dave Bartholomew - Shrimp And Gumbo (1986)
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Dave-Bartholomew-Shrimp-And-Gumbo/release/5546688
http://www.mediafire.com/file/ew8pz4l4qeziyg9/Davmbo.7z/file

Milestones of Legends - Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans, Vol. 01/10 Fats Domino
• 01 The Fat Man.mp3
• 02 She´s My Baby.mp3
• 03 Boogie Woogie Baby.mp3
• 04 Careless Love.mp3
• 05 Mardi Gras In New Orleans.mp3
• 06 Rose Mary.mp3
• 07 You Can Pack Up Your Suitcase.mp3
• 08 I Know.mp3
• 09 All By Myself.mp3
• 10 Bo Weevil.mp3
• 11 Don´t Blame It On Me.mp3
• 12 So Long.mp3
• 13 My Blue Heaven.mp3
• 14 Ida Jane.mp3
• 15 What´s The Reason I´m Not Pleasing You.mp3
• 16 Honey Chile.mp3
• 17 I´m Walking.mp3
• 18 Valley Of Tears.mp3
• 19 The Big Beat.mp3
• 20 I Still Love You.mp3
• 21 Yes, My Darling.mp3
• 22 Don´t You Know I Love You.mp3
• 23 I Hear You Knocking.mp3
• 24 Lil´ Liza Jane.mp3
• 25 When The Saints Go Marching In.mp3
• 26 I´ve Been Around.mp3
• 27 Walking To New Orleans.mp3
• 28 Don´t Come Knocking.mp3
• 29 Jambalaya (On The Bayou).mp3
• 30 Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans.mp3
http://www.mediafire.com/file/0f0ntg9mhubwewu/Mil01.7z/file

sambgodot said...

ALEX CHILTON STORY CODA Part 2 PRIX
Prix were Tommy Hoehn (lead vocals & guitar), Jon Tiven (Lead guitar & vocals), Rick Clark (bass, piano, vocals) & John Hampton (drums) Chris Bell and Alex Chilton also contributed, Bell assisting Tiven with producing. (Tiven produced Chilton’s Bach Bottom sessions.) The band issued 2 45s in the mid 70s. This album was issued in Japan a quarter of a century later, collecting the singles and various unreleased recordings.
https://www.discogs.com/Prix-Historix/release/3519947 (& Ordinary Life - bonus track)
Bell and Hoehn wrote some songs together, but the only one that seems to have been released is CUBA, which Hoehn recorded for his 2nd solo LP. I have added 3 versions of the song as bonuses.
https://workupload.com/file/sDVT9rVQVWV
For anyone who cares to read about music and musicians there are 3 books I recommend about Chilton and Bell:
Rob Jovanovic – “Big Star The Story Of Rock’s Forgotten Band”. Ist edition 2004 2nd revised & expanded edition 2013. I mention both because the original has a very full discography with track titles, whereas in the revised one the discography is reduced simply to album titles.
Rich Tupica – “There Was A Light The Cosmic History of Chris Bell and the Rise of Big Star 2020. An oral history. Made up of quotes from a whole host of involved people taken from personal interviews and a variety of articles/magazines/books etc.
Holly George-Warren – “A Man Called Destruction The Life and Music of Alex Chilton from Box Tops to Big Star to Backdoor Man” 2014. An excellent biography, though the reproduction of the photos is rather poor quality.

Chrisz said...

@zigzagwanderer

Thank you so very much for yesterdays's Mitch Ryder live recording! The 2004 show certainly might be interesting as well - no need to hurry, though. Thank you very much for your kind help! (And isn't the music just fantastic?!) :-)

Los Dicker Tanz said...

Spirit Of Freedom Vol - 2 The Lark - Irish Rebel Music

Track Listing: 1. The Lark 2. Bobby Sands 3. Men of '81 4. Patriot Game 5. Rebel Song 6. Martin Doherty 7. Crossmaglen 8. Padraig Pearse 9. Rock All 10. Billy Reid/Michael Gaughan 11. Rebel Banned 12. Boys From County Cork 13. Black Watch

https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/iqf9ZIKa/file.html

Chrisz said...

@ sut + Roz:

Thanks a lot for A.R.Kane!

montysmusic said...

Any fans of Todd Snider a singer song writer which would be the best album from him to start with. I was listening to a Tom Jones cover of one of his songs [ Talking Reality Television Blues] which led me to him and he has a whole lot of albums.
So which album would you recommend I listen to first?

serge Courtoy said...

Hello TZ'ers
I try to complete the serie sagajazz from the french label SAGA.
It seems vol 13, 46, 47, 51 and 69 have not been released.
Total should have been 74.
I still miss 29 Albums.
I can provide a list if anybody can help me.
Of course i can post The 40 albums i already have.
If you want you can mail me at serge.courtoy@gmail.com
Really i will be grateful for any help you can give me.
Thanks.
Serge...

Mark R said...

@ gas station attendant:

Thanks for the Irish Rebel Music. Do you have any of the other volumes?

Hermann said...

... quelle domage - elle est mort
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fvUDglZ8ec

R.I.P. Francoise Cactus

Flying Squirrel said...

Zut, sut! That was fast! Thanks a million for “I”.

Roz is the bozz! Thanks for the Complete Singles Collection.

This should be all the A. R. Kane I'll ever need.

Anonymous said...

Leonard Cohen and Scientology? Do you have any reference source? As far as I know, he was a longtime buddhist: https://www.buddhistdoor.net/news/poet-musician-and-zen-buddhist-the-legacy-of-leonard-cohen.
Best wishes, Danny

winston smith said...

Can Anyone Help ? I Am Looking For The Following Gayle McCormick - Gayle McCormick 1971 Dunhill/ABC Records And Flesh And Blood 1974 Fantasy Records .Thanks In Advance

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@winston smith + Gayle McCormick
You can d/l it here:
https://myzuka.club/Album/1195164/gayle-mccormick-gayle-mccormick-1971

I had described the way how to handle a few days ago step by step.

@The Clean (New Zealand band)
More than a year ago, we had 'The Clean' on the mainpage with their full discography. Here are two links for Live-material, quality is 'la la', not my standard, just for collectors, thanks to Dunedin Sound.

The Clean - Live at Fabrik, Hamburg (23-04-1990)
https://mega.nz/file/yW40gYaY#VRW0e4QOYBsCZVkPTZvHOKE80Z3qCsivratnWlMRyzQ

The Clean - Live in Dunedin (1982)
https://mega.nz/file/3WwXkYyI#4-lPI0YiIjkR61p5yoezm25BP9MUPykg9x5CoCBp1ho
(not my rips + not my links)

Books said...

@montysmusic:

His best of, "That Was Me," is a good overview of Todd Snider's work. My favorite albums of his are "East Nashville Skyline" and "Happy to Be Here."

Books said...

Cohen wasn't really a scientologist, but he did take a class at a Scientology center once: https://www.billboard.com/photos/6501902/celebrity-scientologists-25-shocking-members

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@ariel + Alejandro Escovedo

I can do 'Big Station' tomorrow which is the only one of your requests I have as files on my PC. I once bought the other two albums, but have never ripped them. You can d'l them here, track by track (320):
https://myzuka.club/Album/792819/Alejandro-Escovedo-Thirteen-Years-1993
https://myzuka.club/Album/792981/Alejandro-Escovedo-The-Boxing-Mirror-2006

A few days ago I gave an instruction how to handle this library, step by step.

leeisme said...

montysmusic - I've been a fan of Todd Snider for more than 20 years and have been fortunate to have seen him numerous times.

If you can find a 5-CD set called 'Tales From Moondog's Tavern', it is all one great story and song after another. Otherwise, I'd suggest 'Near Truths And Hotel Rooms (Live'), or 'East Nashville Skyline'

He's also done several solo lockdown concerts that are on Facebook and probably on Youtube.

You could also try http://tela.sugarmegs.org/ for concerts.

Dennis said...

Dave Alvin
2000 Public Domain: Songs from the Wild Land

https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/ImSCZbjt/file.html

1 Shenandoah
2 Maggie Campbell Blues
3 A Short Life of Trouble
4 What Does the Deep Sea Say?
5 Engine 143
6 Delia
7 Dark Eyes
8 Walk Right In
9 Murder of the Lawson Family
10 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down
11 Railroad Bill
12 Texas Rangers
13 Mama, 'Tain't Long Fo' Day
14 East Virginia Blues
15 Sign of Judgment
16 [Untitled Instrumental Track]

Drawing from the mother lode of traditional songs in the public domain, songwriter Dave Alvin brings an authentic voice and extraordinary understanding to his chosen tracks. Familiar songs from the folk canon like "Shenandoah" and "Walk Right In" are reworked by him and a full band with arrangements incorporating the roadhouse style they've honed from years of working together. He also unearthed lesser-known songs like "Mama, Ain't Long for Day" (perhaps credited to Blind Willie McTell), "Sign of Judgment," and "Railroad Bill," having learned versions from records he unearthed as a kid by obscure artists: from Will Bennett to Kid Prince Moore. This is the work of a scholar as well as a master craftsman.

Dennis said...

Dave Alvin & the Guilty Men
Out in California 2002 (Live)

https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/vZYKnXyD/file.html

1 Out in California
2 Haley's Comet
3 Little Honey/Who Do You Love?
4 Abilene
5 Don't Let Your Deal Go Down
6 Highway 99
7 Andersonville
8 All 'Round Man
9 Blue Boulevard
10 Wanda and Duane
11 4th of July
12 American Music
13 Everything's Gonna Be Alright

Recorded live in August of 2001 in Santa Barbara and in January of 2002 in Pasadena, Dave Alvin's album comes by its title honestly. As live albums tend to be, it's a curious mix of the familiar and the obscure; concerts always have to offer the hits and standbys, but they also offer the performers a chance to play old and unfamiliar songs that hold a personal significance. Thus, listeners get rawboned performances of the inevitable "Fourth of July" (an Alvin composition recorded more famously by X, of which he was a member for a while) and "American Music" (recorded more famously by the Blasters, the band with which he made his breakthrough albums in the 1980s), along with a lascivious old Bo Carter blues, the Bo Diddley classic "Who Do You Love" (here performed in a medley with another old Blasters tune, "Little Honey") and the hoariest of old blues-rock chestnuts, "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down." The album's finest moment is a stunningly beautiful rendition of Alvin's "Abilene," which is beautiful in large part because the other bandmembers pitch in on vocals -- Alvin is a fine guitarist and an even better songwriter, but he's no kind of singer. At the very end, there is a hidden track; an audience member calls for "Freebird" in an ironic tone of voice, and Alvin responds, "What, you think we can't play that?" With that, the band rips into "Freebird" with a (mercifully brief) vengeance. It's the perfect ending to a very impressive album.

Dennis said...

Dave Alvin
Ashgrove 2004

https://www69.zippyshare.com/v/2T0nNzEz/file.html

1 Ashgrove
2 Rio Grande
3 Black Sky
4 Nine Volt Heart
5 Out of Control
6 Everett Ruess
7 Sinful Daughter
8 The Man in the Bed
9 Black Haired Girl
10 Somewhere in Time

Dave Alvin began examining the quieter side of his musical personality in earnest on his 1994 disc, King of California, and subsequent albums Blackjack David and Public Domain: Songs from the Wild Land followed in a similar path, leaving some fans to wonder when or if Alvin was ever going to crank up the amps in the recording studio again. Well, the news on Ashgrove, Alvin's first album for the Yep Roc label, is that Dave is rockin' again...though just a little bit. Ashgrove (named after the famed L.A. nightspot where Alvin saw legendary bluesmen play when the was a teenager) finds Alvin digging into the blues, and while Dave's blues don't kick like, say, Jon Spencer these days, this is still several steps closer to the sound and feel of his early solo work such as Romeo's Escape and Blue Blvd. The lean but potent blues undertow of "Ashgrove" and the smoky slow burn of "Black Sky" offer subtle but genuine muscle and punch, and the sinuous "Out of Control" and "Black Haired Girl" prove that Alvin's tougher side has not abandoned him. At the same time, Alvin hasn't abandoned the more contemplative side of his nature, either, and as a songwriter he's continued to mature. "Everett Ruess" and "The Man in the Bed" are two deeply moving but very different portraits of men pondering their lives near the end of their journeys through this world, and "Nine Volt Heart" is a witty but powerful testament to what music can mean in someone's life. Overall, the quieter material makes up the bulk of Ashgrove's playing time, but the handful of blues-based tunes on board give the set a texture that's cool and sharp, and the result resides in a satisfying middle ground that ought to please fans on both side of the electric guitar issue.

montysmusic said...

Thanks leeisme for the Todd Snider info it will give me something to search out

montysmusic said...

@montysmusic:

His best of, "That Was Me," is a good overview of Todd Snider's work. My favorite albums of his are "East Nashville Skyline" and "Happy to Be Here."

Thanks my friend I will look them out and give them a spin

Anonymous said...

Dear Gaius,

thks so much. Ariel

Batique said...

@montysmusic

My favorite Todd Snider album is definitely "Songs For The Daily Planet".

winston smith said...

Gaius Many Thanks For The Gayle McCormick

Anonymous said...

Hi Tzers!:

Could somebody be so kind to post Tim Rose's "The Musician"
album? I love this song and it brings up to me some memories.
Thanks in advance

zipper said...

Thanks Searnav for Temporary Like Achilles and antony j for the Getting Straight OST link.

Psychfan said...

Big thanks to Jose for more Mind Blowers!

Uncle Bela said...


@ Andy W --- Thank you for the info.

UB