Friday, 19 February 2021
…and now for something completely different! 1234 - 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.
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Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 80s
John & Genni Kane
Part 1 of 3
Flying Emus are an Australian country/bluegrass band that formed in 1984 and released four studio albums, including, This Town, which won an ARIA Award for Best Country Album in 1988. They disbanded in 1990. At the Country Music Awards of Australia in January 2013, John Kane (guitar, mandolin), announced they had reformed with other founders: his younger sister Genni Kane on lead vocals and guitar, Mike Kerin on violin and mandolin and Ian Simpson on banjo, joined by new member Michael Vidale on bass guitar.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Emus
1984-Take Your Pick
https://www.imagenetz.de/hAPzo
01 - Too Far Blues - John Kane
02 - Lonesome Indian - John Kane
03 - Amazing Grace - John Kane
04 - Blue And Lonesome - John Kane
05 - A Minor Medley (a) Rodney's Glory (b) Star Of Numurkah (c) Crazy Creek - John Kane
06 - Sure Thing - John Kane
07 - Cotton Patch Rag - John Kane
08 - Stuff Like That - John Kane
09 - Billy In The Lowground - John Kane
10 - Take This Hammer - John Kane
11 - Jerusalem Ridge - John Kane
12 - Forty Winks - John Kane
13 - Just Because - John Kane
1985-Look Out Below
https://www.imagenetz.de/bwjue
Wheeler Dealer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ckx2W8JLBM0
Diamond Creek - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlGtluiFdtY
01 - Wheeler Dealer - The Flying Emus
02 - Raised A Little Cane - The Flying Emus
03 - Diamond Creek - The Flying Emus
04 - Glen Morangie - The Flying Emus
05 - Rough & Rocky - The Flying Emus
06 - It's My Party - The Flying Emus
07 - Ain't No Letters - The Flying Emus
08 - Good Old Days - The Flying Emus
09 - Look Out Below - The Flying Emus
10 - Can't Stop Myself - The Flying Emus
11 - Walking After Midnight - The Flying Emus
12 - Since The Bushland Boogie Came Around This Way - The Flying Emus
1987-This Town
https://www.imagenetz.de/mBZhH
I'm In Love With Love - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn91_7CmO_c
It's A Sunburnt Country - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI7bUiY48xU
01 - I'm In Love With Love - Flying Emus
02 - This Town - Flying Emus
03 - Darling Street - Flying Emus
04 - Hey Sister - Flying Emus
05 - Old Man - Flying Emus
06 - Something Somewhere - Say Old Man - Flying Emus
07 - It's A Sunburnt Country - Flying Emus
08 - Auctioneer - Flying Emus
09 - Jackaroo - Flying Emus
10 - Crocodile Water - Flying Emus
11 - Coalminer - Flying Emus
12 - If You Won't Go Away - Flying Emus
Free Friday Films brings you the rarely seen Stevie Wonder project...
*** THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS ***
If this name rings a bell, you’re most likely recalling Stevie Wonder’s most puzzling album, Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants- an ambitious, but convoluted mix of ambience and pop which has some big fans, but mostly left listeners confused. Just as confusing is the documentary few have actually watched that Wonder’s soundtrack was made for: The Secret Life of Plants, unearthed here, for you, by request.
Part nature documentary, part biography of a fascinating pseudo-scientist, and part pop music video, this hodge-podge of trippy timelapse and archival footage makes for a unique late 70’s experience. It opens with the kind of traditional, dry narration that makes people run far away from PBS… and then goes into some fascinating and gorgeous timelapse footage of plants blooming, which, as clichéd as it may seem, still remains fascinating and gorgeous even today.
We also get a brief history of the great George Washington Carver, complete with what’s basically a YouTube lyrics video of Same Ol’ Story, Stevie Wonder’s biographical song about Carver. Then we get into the cra-cra stuff: Cleve Backster, an ex-CIA interrogator who became obsessed with using polygraph tests to prove that plants had ESP. Few cinematic moments are more eye-catching than the one offered here of a cabbage being chopped while a neighboring plant, wired up to some device straight out of The Jetsons, emits sounds of empathetic suffering.
The film just keeps going from there- Beatles songs, mysterious tribal dances, African-American women pioneering urban gardening, old White lady clubs, Eartha Robinson channeling a Black Orchid in an interpretive dance… even Stevie himself makes it onto the screen as he prances through nature to end this genuine timepiece of a film. Impossible to find, improbable to have been made, The Secret Life of Plants is a truly unique cinematic artifact.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2021/02/19/the-secret-life-of-plants/comment-page-1/#comment-130
Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band - Rick Sings Nelson
MCA MAPS 3595 (Germany 1970)
Rick Nelson (rhythm guitar, piano, vocals)
Tim Cetera (bass, vocals)
Allen Kemp (lead guitar, vocals)
Tom Brumley (pedal steel guitar)
Patrick Shanahan (drums)
1. We've Got A Long Time To Go (3:54)
2. California (3:00)
3. Anytime (4:22)
4. Down Along The Bayou Country (2:06)
5. Sweet Mary (3:25)
6. Look At Mary (3:02)
7. The Reason Why (4:14)
8. Mr. Dolphin (3:37)
9. How Long (2:57)
10. My Woman (3:56)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork included (front, back, labels)
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/REZzdAS1/file.html
Buddy Holly – That’ll Be The Day
Ace Of Hearts AH 3 – Mono (U.K. 1958)
1. You Are My One Desire (2:21)
2. Blue Days - Black Nights (2:03)
3. Modern Don Juan (2:38)
4. Rock Around With Ollie Vee (2:11)
5. Ting-A-Ling (2:39)
6. Girl On My Mind (2:16)
7. That'll Be The Day (2:27)
8. Love Me (2:05)
9. I'm Changing All Those Changes (2:12)
10. Don't Come Back Knockin' (2:13)
11. Midnight Shift (2:10)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www119.zippyshare.com/v/LvuVtcp1/file.html
Various Artists – Spivey’s Blues Parade
(All Star Blues World Of Spivey Records)
Spivey LP-1012 (USA 1970)
Next to the main performers, the following artists also appear on these recordings:
Eddie Barefield, Dick Vance, Ed Swanston, Pat Wilson, Little Bro. Montgomery, Sonny Greer, James Cohn 3, Gunter Boas, Sunnyland Slim, Johnny Shines.
1. Spivey's Blues Paraders (Bill Dicey, John Hammond, Bob Malenky, Roosevelt Sykes & Washboard Doc) - Overture Rouser (2:04)
2. Benny Jefferson - Life Is A Feeling (3:58)
3. Pat Blackman - Get Yourself Another Monkey (2:58)
4. Sugar Blue And His Harmonica - Sugar Really Has The Blues (4:47)
5. Sippie Wallace - I'm A Mighty Tight Woman (2:36)
6. Billy Mitchell - My Mama And My Papa (3:47)
7. Walter Shakey Horton - Inter-Mision State (2:57)
8. Victoria Spivey - Jet (2:02)
9. Carolina Rose - Wine Drinkin' Man (3:07)
10. Sonny Boy Williamson - Black Snake Swinger (2:04)
11. Nita Washington - Rich Man Blues (3:56)
12. Washboard Bill - You Are My Sunshine (3:01)
13. Little Sonny Parker - Love Is Got Me Down (2:42)
14. Delsey McKay - Just Deserts (3:33)
15. Papa Comb And His Ukelele Mama - Struggle Buggy Blues (1:38)
16. Lonnie Johnson - Lonnie's Traveling Light (2:43)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork included (front, back, labels)
https://www87.zippyshare.com/v/XPcrZxzm/file.html
Guruguru Brain Wash - Guruguru Brain Wash (2014)
Acid psych comp w/ japanese artists.
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Various-Guruguru-Brain-Wash/release/8925456
http://www.mediafire.com/file/wnp3fvxk9zyn8ys/Gur.7z/file
La Cave Saravah - Vol. 1 (2006 Comp)
Rarities from Pierre Barouh’s legendary label.
1 Pierre Barouh–Intro 0:27
2 Pierre Barouh, Baden Powell, Milton Banana, Oscar Castro-Neves–La Nuit de Mon Amour 3:03
3 Brigitte Fontaine, Areski–La Maison du Café 3:33
4 Chic Streetman–Ode to Maffen 3:39
5 Pierre Akendengue–Ntçe Ngani 5:12
6 Alfred Panou–Le Moral Nécessaire 6:03
7 Marva Broome–For All We Know 2:28
8 Cohelmec Ensemble–Colompin' Bombin 6:24
9 Jacques Higelin–La Tango 2:34
10 Champion Jack Dupree–Ooh La La 6:09
11 Le Trio Camara–Berimbau 2:59
12 Jean-Charles Capon, Pierre Favre–Pause Café 2:33
13 Michel Roques–Le Temps 5:07
14 Areski–80 A.B 1:47
15 Olivier Bloch-Lainé–Musique Pour Publicité 2:06
16 Nicole Croisille–Killy 3:51
17 Electronic Distorsions Of France–E.D.F. Power 3:57
18 Jean-Philippe Goude, Olivier Collé–Piège 2:24
19 Francis Lai–Un Homme Qui Me Plait 3:06
20 Dominique Barouh, David McNeil–Sur Un Banc, Sous la Pluie 2:22
21 Francis Lai–Fille Du Soleil 2:40
22 Catharsis–Solstice 3:01
23 Philippe Maté, Daniel Vallancien–Cyclothimie 3:09
24 Pierre Barouh–Outro 0:49
http://www.mediafire.com/file/iexx80fwyjf0qzf/LaCa.7z/file
Milestones of Legends - Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans - Vol. 03 Eddie & Ray
• 01 The Things That I Used To Do - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 02 Well I Done Got Over It - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 03 Story Of My Life - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 04 Letter To My Girlfriend (Aka Prison Blues) - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 05 Trouble Don't Last - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 06 Later For You Baby - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 07 Bad Luck Blues - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 08 Twenty-Five Lies - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 09 Sufferin' Mind (Ver. 1) - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 10 Stand By Me - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 11 Guitar Slim - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 12 Our Only Child - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 13 Reap What You Sow (Aka Bad Woman Blues) - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 14 Sufferin' Mind (Ver. 2) - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 15 Think It Over - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 16 Quicksand - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 17 You're Gonna Miss Me - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 18 I Go Sumpin' For You - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 19 Something To Remember You By - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 20 You Give Me Nothing But The Blues - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 21 Going Down Slo - Eddie ''Guitar Slim'' Jones.mp3
• 22 Feelin´ Sad - Ray Charles.mp3
• 23 I Wonder Who - Ray Charles.mp3
• 24 Don´t You Know - Ray Charles.mp3
• 25 Nobody Cares - Ray Charles.mp3
• 26 Ray´s Blues - Ray Charles.mp3
• 27 Mr. Charles Blues - Ray Charles.mp3
http://www.mediafire.com/file/3h98t47btjwwfgd/Mil03.7z/file
Hi Guys,
Here are today's Rough Guides.
The Rough Guide To Salsa Dance (First Edition) (RGNET 1035)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/pumgean83jdgsp5/RGSDFE.rar/file
The Rough Guide To Salsa Dance (Second Edition) (RGNET 1156)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/q26cazfzee0x9q3/RGSDSE.rar/file
The Rough Guide To Salsa Dance (Third Edition) (RGNET 1239)
http://www.mediafire.com/file/uoyivfwy8eqdkw8/RGSDTE.rar/file
Moose
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
Gipsy Jazz Violin Summit - 1979 - Gipsy Jazz Violin Summit @vbr
https://www.discogs.com/The-Gipsy-Jazz-Violin-Summit-The-Gipsy-Jazz-Violin-Summit/master/1567058
Stuff Smith - The Stuff Smith Memorial Album @320
https://www.discogs.com/Stuff-Smith-The-Stuff-Smith-Memorial-Album/release/5232481
Art Van Damme Qquintet - The Gentle Art of Art @192
https://www.discogs.com/The-Art-Van-Damme-Quintet-The-Gentle-Art-Of-Art/release/2299497
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8jhh32f5zfdfnnl/chaant10.rar/file
Thanks to the original uploader
France
Genre:
Electronic
Stil:
Dub, Electro
Wangtone = Wang Lei Meets High Tone – Wangtone 2005
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/FTmg22mo/file.html
High Tone – Underground Wobble 2007
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/yCOsreBW/file.html
UK
Genre:
Electronic
Stil:
Dub, Electro
Alpha & Omega – Mystical Things 2000
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/2quyNw67/file.html
The Hardsoul Poets (Brannon Helms, Chris Michael (2), John Crooke, Mike Kenerley, Mike Mitschele, Reid Mansell) were a band from North Carolina, forming in the late 80s. Over the next few years they issued 3 albums
RAIL (cassette)
PRIVATE RADIO (cassette) COLD DEAD SILENT/COME BACK ANOTHER DAY/DON’T STRAIGHTEN UP FOR ME/GOOD LUCK SONG/HEARING THE MATILDA/IS/PERFECT/SUSPICIOUS MINDS/TELL ME WHY/THIS TIME EVERY TIME/3 MILES AWAY/TOO MUCH MORE/VANESSA
https://workupload.com/file/rPDpEhB6uqZ
THROW (CD) https://www.discogs.com/Hardsoul-Poets-Throw/release/3513285. I have added some demos DEAREST ONE/EQUATOR/FIRE/SAY GOODBYE ADMIRAL/WAITING/WATERSTILL
https://workupload.com/file/tJCP3x88HJC
A reunion occurred in 2015, for a few concerts and a new album TRUE GREAT GEOGRAPHY
https://www.discogs.com/Hardsoul-Poets-True-Great-Geography/release/10663854
https://workupload.com/file/CQwDqJgse4v
Does anyone have a copy of RAIL to share? Also at the time of the reunion a Best Of 89-94, including more demos, was compiled, but it does not seem to have seen the light of day. Can anyone shed any light on this?
Good morning, TZ! Lots of great guests on today's Camel Rock and Roll Dance Party - Johnny Burnette, Gene Vincent, and Otis Williams and the Charms. We also have more Mitch Ryder and a classic Pretty Things album. Enjoy!
==--==--==
Various Artists - Camel Rock and Roll Dance Party (8/7/56) https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/dDqoGmeH/file.html
Mitch Ryder - Sings the Hits (1968) https://www116.zippyshare.com/v/87THvbeA/file.html
The Pretty Things - S.F. Sorrow (1968) https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/xGX5cni4/file.html
hi everybody
I'm searching for Blood On The Saddle - Fresh Blood already posted on TWZ but link is dead.
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2020/07/blood-on-saddle-fresh-blood-1987.html
Thanks in advance
music related Ebooks Vol. 14 (epub, pdf)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/6u1hc9ibpt9a4jn/Musike_in_English_14.rar/file
Stefano,
have a look at:
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2020/07/blood-on-saddle-fresh-blood-1987.html
there's a new link!
Gaius said:
@Pep + BoDeans
Here they are:
BoDeans (USA) - Outside Looking In, 1987
https://krakenfiles.com/view/3545bb92e9/file.html
@Dado + Francoise Cactus (Lolitas)
Here are:
Lolitas (Germany / France) - Hara Kiri EP 1987
https://krakenfiles.com/view/5f054abb11/file.html
This was requested earlier in the week [BigGray ?]
The Western Distributors - The Western Distributors [320]
https://krakenfiles.com/view/75bed9ee95/file.html
@ Stefano ;
I have several other Blood On The Saddle releases if needed ?
Hello to you dear sharers. This time, I look for the following recordings please:
Deniz Tek – Got Live!
Deniz Tek – Orphan Tracks
Deniz Tek – Good 'Nuff (CD EP)
Deniz Tek – Can Of Soup (single)
Deniz Tek – Flyin' High... Live! (single)
Cordially.
Thierry from France
@Mooner42
Thanks alot for Grateful Dead!
Billboard 1961 Part 42 (updated & remastered)
1. The Velvets - Laugh (2:22)
2. The Velvets - Lana (2:22)
3. The Angels - 'Til (2:29)
4. The Angels - A Moment Ago (S) (2:33)
5. The Angels - A Moment Ago (2:33)
6. Shirley Bassey - Reach For The Stars (2:57)
7. Shirley Bassey - You'll Never Know (3:05)
8. Johnny Burnette - God, Country And My Baby (S) (2:12)
9. Johnny Burnette - God, Country And My Baby (2:11)
10. Johnny Burnette - Honestly I Do (S) (2:27)
11. Johnny Burnette - Honestly I Do (2:27)
12. Freddy Cannon - For Me And My Gal (2:31)
13. Freddy Cannon - Blue Plate Special (2:02)
14. James Darren - Goodbye Cruel World (2:24)
15. James Darren - Valerie (2:21)
16. Joe Dowell - The Bridge of Love (1:57)
17. Joe Dowell - Just Love Me (2:09)
18. Ferrante & Teicher - Tonight (Theme) (S) (3:02)
19. Ferrante & Teicher - Tonight (Theme) (3:02)
20. Ferrante & Teicher - Dream Of Love (3:11)
21. The Impressions - Gypsy Woman (S) (2:21)
22. The Impressions - Gypsy Woman (2:21)
23. The Impressions - As Long As You Love Me (S) (2:28)
24. The Impressions - As Long As You Love Me (2:28)
25. Wanda Jackson - In The Middle Of A Heartache (2:34)
26. Wanda Jackson - I'd Be Ashamed (2:40)
27. Curtis Lee - Under The Moon Of Love (2:52)
28. Curtis Lee - Beverly Jean (2:35)
29. Matt Monro - Why Not Now (2:24)
30. Matt Monro - Love Is The Same Anywhere (2:21)
31. Frank Sinatra - I'll Be Seeing You (2:50)
32. Frank Sinatra - The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else (2:48)
33. Conway Twitty - Sweet Sorrow (2:18)
34. Conway Twitty - It's Driving Me Wild (2:26)
35. Jerry Wallace - Lonesome (S) (3:07)
36. Jerry Wallace - Lonesome (3:08)
37. Jerry Wallace - Eyes (Don't Give My Secrets Away) (2:40)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1j3dWR-8kkavb1vQnDfuCkB2PaOlJLMk_
pass: Part 61.42
@zigzagwanderer
Yes please...
Searching also for:
Rubber Rodeo (specially 1982 ep & 1986 Heartbreak Highway)
The Silos (specially 1985 About Her Steps)
Thanks
@ zigzagwanderer
Thank you so much for The Western Distributors.
There is an amazing number of unexpected treasures in the collections of the contributors here.
G.
@Dennis: Thank you for your Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women post from yesterday.
@Chocoreve: Thanks for the Japanese Psych comp.
Searnav: Thanks for the Rick Nelson LP. I've never heard this one.
@Koukouleika: Thanks as always for the books.
@Ryp- thanks for the GREAT video!
thanks for the ebooks. I missed most of the other volumes but still reading from vol 12. any rests would be awesome
@Mister Movie Club - thanks for "The Secret Life of Plants"
@Searnov:
Many thanks for today's posts. Enjoying them very much.
Thierry from France,
You can find the following here in the TZ (all links are working fine):
Sunday, 6 December 2020
Deniz Tek "Take It To The Vertical" 1992 + "Good 'Nuff" 1992 - EP
Friday, 18 December 2020
Deniz Tek "Got Live!" 1999
Friday, 4 December 2020
Deniz Tek "Orphan Tracks" 1989 + Deniz Tek & Chris Masuak "Let The Kids Dance" 1991 - 7"/45rpm
Thank you Moose for all of the Rough Guides. Just curious how many volumes are there? It's been an enormous series so far. Thanks again for what you've been putting up. Cheers. / Sssam
@Mister Movie Club:
thanks for the Secret Life of Plants.
Edition six of my periodic droppings of three vinyl singles, today I dished out some with fairly well known tracks from ’63 to ’67.
SOFT MACHINE (Canterbury, UK) – Love Makes Sweet Music / Feelin’ Reelin’ Squeelin’.
Recorded in London in January ’67, the first release was in the UK, February ’67. This is the Dutch release from early 1968, after the band had already had some TV exposure in VPRO’s “Hoepla” (as in ‘Hoopla’). In case you might want to watch the entire program featuring various artists and more: https://www.vpro.nl/speel~WO_VPRO_041865~vpro-9-oktober-1967-hoepla-aflevering-2~.html
As for the single, side A was produced by B. Chandler, i.e. Bryan "Chas" Chandler. Side B by K. Fowley, being Kim Fowley, of course. From the 1970s on, both tracks have appeared on a number of VA compilations, one of them being the ’75 LP “RARE TRACKS” on Polydor: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Rare-Tracks/master/45642
Discogs single infos:
https://www.discogs.com/The-Soft-Machine-Love-Makes-Sweet-Music/master/16803 ;
https://www.discogs.com/The-Soft-Machine-Love-Makes-Sweet-Music/release/445900 (UK ’67) ;
https://www.discogs.com/Soft-Machine-Love-Makes-Sweet-Music/release/445910 (NL ’68)
Download links:
Zippyshare - https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/52R7D6x3/file.html
Imagenetz - https://www.imagenetz.de/Eu3mv
Next, THE SPLIT ENDS (Tampa, Florida, 1966) -Rich With Nothin’ / Endless Sea (reissue, Magnitude – SPN-1011, Spindle Records (2) – SPN-1011). Probably pressed in 1995 (I bought mine January ’96). Original release was on CFP in 1966)
Discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/396765-The-Split-Ends
https://www.discogs.com/The-Split-Ends-Rich-With-Nothin/release/3883002 ;
https://www.discogs.com/Split-Ends-Rich-With-Nothin/release/1754810 (1990s reissue);
https://www.discogs.com/The-Split-Ends-Rich-With-Nothin/release/8608135 (2016 reissue)
Zippyshare : https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/rbubXWto/file.html
Imagenetz : https://www.imagenetz.de/sR4a5
BOB & EARL (Los Angeles, CA) – Harlem Shuffle / I”ll Keep Running Back. First released in 1963, this is one of many reissues from 1969, in this case the Dutch one. To my ears, this record’s pitch was a tad too high / too fast, I lowered it a bit (some 2 per cent).
Discogs:
https://www.discogs.com/artist/227040-Bob-Earl ;
https://www.discogs.com/Bob-And-Earl-Harlem-Shuffle/master/240764 ;
https://www.discogs.com/Bob-And-Earl-Harlem-Shuffle/release/1628704 (US, 1963) ;
https://www.discogs.com/Bob-And-Earl-Harlem-Shuffle/release/3421817 (NL, 1969).
Zippyshare: https://www58.zippyshare.com/v/6KfzU21k/file.html
Imagenetz: https://www.imagenetz.de/sR4a5
Enjoy your weekend, all the best
--HenkP
Merci beaucoup RYP pour ce voyage vers le mois de Décembre 2020.
Beau Week-End et encore MERCI pour votre BLOG !
Cordialement
Thierry
@ thefunk
Could you please check/re-up
Dazz Band - Motown Legends (1994 Motown)
"something different 1232"
Link was not working for me,
love these guys (along with Midnight Starr)
Thanks,
Jungle Jim
Dave Alvin – Eleven Eleven 2011
https://www36.zippyshare.com/v/YHJk9dHE/file.html
1 Harlan County Line
2 Johnny Ace Is Dead
3 Black Rose of Texas
4 Gary, Indiana 1959
5 Run Conejo Run
6 No Worries Mija
7 What's Up with Your Brother?
8 Murrietta's Head
9 Manzanita
10 Dirty Nightgown
11 Two Lucky Bums
Dave Alvin summed up his work as well as anyone could when he quipped, "There are two types of folk music: quiet folk music and loud folk music. I play both." Alvin shows off his skill on both sides of the volume divide on 2011's Eleven Eleven, where he reaffirms his status as one of the best and most distinctive American songwriters alive. There are few artists who can match Alvin's gift for creating vivid characters and bringing their lives to life through music, and Eleven Eleven finds him near the top of his game as a tunesmith, while also showing off his estimable skills as a guitarist. Whether he's digging into the dirty details of Johnny Ace's death in 1954, embodying a man who may kill a powerful politician for money, focusing his powers of seduction on one woman in a dirty nightgown, or swapping stories of an old friend's adventures on both sides of the law, Alvin's lyrics give the people he sings about depth and detail, and they're crafted with the skill of a talented novelist. Alvin also knows what sort of background to give to these stories, and the spectral guitar and accordion accompaniment of "No Worries Mija" feels just as right as the bluesy Bo Diddley stomp of "Run Conejo Run," and Alvin's electric guitar solos -- crisp, sharp, and bracing -- are as potent as he's been in years. And longtime fans will get a special kick out of "What's Up with Your Brother?," in which he swaps verses with his brother and former bandmate Phil Alvin and pokes fun at their combative reputation. Hearing Dave Alvin at work is to hear a man who is both a poet and a craftsman and remarkably gifted at both; Eleven Eleven shows he's a long way away from running out of ideas, and these 11 portraits of life in the Golden State are engrossing, thoughtful music that should satisfy old fans and engage those introducing themselves to his work for the first time.
Dave Alvin / Phil Alvin
Common Ground: Dave & Phil Alvin Play and Sing the Songs of Big Bill Broonzy 2014
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1 All By Myself
2 I Feel So Good
3 How Do You Want It Done?
4 Southern Flood Blues
5 Big Bill Blues
6 Key to the Highway
7 Tomorrow
8 Just a Dream
9 You've Changed
10 Stuff They Call Money
11 Truckin' Little Woman
12 Saturday Night Rub
Blasters founders Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin have had a famously combative relationship over the years, but as Dave once said, "We argue sometimes, but we never argue about Big Bill Broonzy." So it's fitting that their love of Big Bill brings them together in the recording studio for their first album together since the Blasters' Hard Line in 1985. Common Ground: Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin Play & Sing the Songs of Big Bill Broonzy features the Alvin Brothers performing a dozen songs from the Broonzy songbook, and while listening to this is a potent reminder of how good Broonzy's songs still sound in the 21st century, it also demonstrates the complementary talents of Dave and Phil Alvin. Dave is the hot-shot (but musically savvy) guitarist whose fiery leads and switchblade solos give the melodies a spark they wouldn't have with Phil calling all the shots, and Phil has the outsized, passionate vocal style that brings Big Bill's tales to life in a way Dave's more modest instrument can't quite match (though Dave sings as well, and doesn't embarrass himself when he steps up to the mike). Put them together, and in this context you don't get the Blasters, but you do get something that recalls a bit of the wild fun that band knew how to conjure. It's clear the Alvins love this music and know how to mess with it in just the right way, and they don't treat Broonzy's tales of all manner of wild living like museum pieces, but as vital, living bits of American music, and that's how they sound on this album. Common Ground isn't "The Return of the Alvin Brothers" so much as a joyous continuation of the mission they launched when the Blasters first hit the stage in 1979, and if they're a little older and craggier in 2014, they clearly know how to make this stuff rock, and this is a modest triumph for one of roots rock's most fascinating partnerships.
Dave Alvin / Phil Alvin
Lost Time 2015
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1 Mister Kicks
2 World's in a Bad Condition
3 Cherry Red Blues
4 Rattlesnakin' Daddy
5 Hide and Seek
6 Papa’s on the House Top
7 In New Orleans (Rising Sun Blues)
8 Please Please Please
9 Sit Down, Baby
10 Wee Baby Blues
11 Feeling Happy
12 If You See My Savior
It took a brush with death to get Dave and Phil Alvin back on good enough terms to make music together again, and after reuniting in the studio for 2014's Common Ground: Dave & Phil Alvin Play and Sing the Songs of Big Bill Broonzy, the siblings thankfully didn't wait until one of them ended up in the emergency room to give it another try. Lost Time is another set of vintage blues tunes, but while Common Ground was an acoustic set that focused on the songbook of blues legend Broonzy, the Alvins mix it up on Lost Time, playing both electric and acoustic numbers and drawing inspiration from a variety of artists and songwriters, though rollicking jump blues master Big Joe Turner gets special attention here, with Dave and Phil tackling three of his compositions. Dave's raucous guitar lines give their Turner interpretations a feel that's different than the originals, but Dave and the band show plenty of love for the joyous, rolling boogie of Turner's signature sound, and Phil's big, bold voice is the perfect instrument for tunes like "Feeling Happy" and "Cherry Red Blues." If Phil is the star singer in the Alvin family, Dave shows he can give sly, streetwise readings to tunes like "Rattlesnakin' Daddy" and "Sit Down, Baby," and his vocals help give this album a looser, more playful sound than Common Ground. Dave and Phil seem a little less concerned with honoring the legacy of a great artist (even if they had fun doing so) than they are in jamming on tunes they love and kicking up some dust in the studio, and Lost Time does just that. Dave and Phil Alvin sing and play this music direct from the heart, whether they're wailing on an early James Brown side or getting right with the Lord on a classic spiritual from Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey, and as always they consistently hit the sweet spot between technique and passion. If Dave and Phil Alvin want to crank out an album like Lost Time every year until the sun finally sets on them, no one who loves blues and roots music would have any room to complain.
I can't remember if I got Julie Felix's "Clotho's Web" from my friends here at TZ or somewhere else, but I'd love to get more. Anybody?
@RYP
Rahsaan Roland Kirk's appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show resulted from threats to disrupt the program from a black cultural group who had recently done just that during a Dick Cavett Show. Sadly, the music is a train wreck. As an extract from Rahsaan's biography notes, though Kirk was a brilliant musician, he was also capable of self-sabotage. You'll find the back story to his Sullivan appearance here: https://jerryjazzmusician.com/2004/04/great-encounters-4-when-rahsaan-roland-kirk-appeared-on-ed-sullivans-last-show-in-1971/
For those unfamiliar with Kirk, check out his far more typical performances and recordings to appreciate his genius.
@Mister Movie Club:
thanks for the Secret Life!
@Sssam I agree with you, and send thanks to Moose for the extensive Rough Guides Collection.
I 'assembled' a list/spreadsheet of the guides using Discogs and it has 419 entries at present (no guarantee re accuracy etc)
Rough Guides Music List: https://www.imagenetz.de/mdujF
Gaius said:
@Stefano + The Silos
The Silos (USA) - About her Steps, 1985
https://krakenfiles.com/view/081f7f9800/file.html
Ouch! & Oops! & Apologies (... Jeez!);
Wrong Imagenetz link for the BOB & EARL single posted earlier today.
This should be the correct one: https://www.imagenetz.de/6obpd
Sorry & good luck -HenkP
@JWDen Your posts are always top-tier, but words cannot express my gratitude and sheer stokedness for your sharing javascript:void(0)S.F. Sorrow in GLORIOUS PRISTINE MONO!!!! (I never thought I'd see the day!...) Godspeed and have a great weekend, good sir!
@ gas station attendant
thanks for High Tone – Underground Wobble
seriously heavy dub from Lyon, France
Dave Alvin & The Guilty Men: Live at The Bowery Ballroom 1999
King Of California
New Highway
Mary Brown
Laurel Lynn
Border Radio
Dry River
Out In California
Haley's Comet
One Red Rose
Abilene
Thirty Dollar Room
Museum Of Heart
Blackjack David
Fourth Of July
American Music
Blue Wing
Albuquerque
Cowboys To Girl
Marie Marie
https://ydray.com/get/l/kt16137957579512/QhRrPJxgM5K
@ Gaius,ùgreat thanx for your hommage à Françoise Cactus (RIP). Long life all Happy TZ's Music Lovers.
To BigGray: I'looking after 20 Second Sect. Do you have anything to post??Thanks in advance. Nick, Greece.
Thanks, Henk, for Hoepla
@Koukouleika, thanks for the good reads.
Thanks Koukouleika for the ebooks.
@Dennis:
Many thanks for your Dave Alvin shares
Thanks Koukouleika for the wonderful books. You made an awesome choice of a collection!
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