Tuesday, 1 June 2021
…and now for something completely different! 1337 - 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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RYP and Gyro1966
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Shawn Colvin
Steady On
https://mega.nz/file/dRFHGSIZ#5ZoaeV8-6b3VtNRNJULFNCHM6Q5sKOEKgYTpPjmrqsI
Steady On [30th Anniversary Acoustic Edition]
https://mega.nz/file/xU1ynKJC#wcZmR_OEnfRqX-Lv9_kHlEtKf5KEPx7OCUSRpnIC8sg
The Starlighter
https://mega.nz/file/9JlyGYRD#HVo4WbxBon_i8InHblwhtUCRmFWf23Vltf5-UrCkzPc
After digging through my collection for the old stuff from the early to mid 1900’s I came to the conclusion that Boppin’ Bob’s From the Vaults blog supplied me with most of what I have that are not scratchy 78 rips. I prefer not to repost his hard work so if anyone desires more vintage music I suggest visiting Boppin’ Bob’s. If the desired link is dead Bob promptly responds to repost requests. His address is over there on the right in the blog roll.
Today’s offering is more current. From Colorful Colorado comes Zebra Junction, a band that I feel should have garnered more attention than they did. For me their music is hard to describe. Eclectic and eccentric come to mind. Others, who have a far greater ability at this than I possess, have described them as Zappa-esque noodling with ragtime Deadhead harmonies and Butthole Surfers schizophrenia. Another reviewer offered “if Tom Waits, Tim Burton and White Stripes baked a cake together it would taste and sound a lot like Zebra Junction”. The duo used a variety of odd instruments including a toy piano, a banjo-ukulele and a hyper-modified Playskool tape deck. I was introduced to their music when I saw them at the new Elitch’s Amusement Park - live they were enthralling. The show encompassed multiple art forms including a painter who began and finished her canvas during the performance as well as audience participation. The band sold out Red Rocks, toured Europe four times and were together for ten years. After four albums, released to critical acclaim but apparently insufficient CD sales, the band called it quits in 2009.
Here’s their first, from 2001, titled “Orange Porridge”.
https://krakenfiles.com/view/Z6DOiXuO2j/file.html
Psyclist
Thanks for the Shawn Colvin.
Live at Pleasure Island 98 was new to me, great concert!
A couple of mix ups with the links:
All Fall Down = Live
Fat City = A Few Small Repairs
Any chance for Fat City & All Fall Down in your future posts?
Appreciate you doing such a comprehensive review of her music.
Brazzaville – East L.A. Breeze (2006)
Brazzaville is an American indie pop band founded in 1997 by David Brown. Brown was at one time Beck's saxophonist.
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Brazzaville-East-LA-Breeze/release/5852679
https://brazzaville1.bandcamp.com/track/east-la-breeze
https://krakenfiles.com/view/6unH1SYfoE/file.html
Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 01. Honky Tonk.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 02. Off the wall.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 03. Blow Wind Blow.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 04. Howlin' Wolf.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 05. Can't Get No Grindin.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 06. Trouble No More.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 07. Garbage man.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 08. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 09. Baby, Please Don't Go.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 10. Manish Boy.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 11. Everything Gonna Be Alright.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 12. Got My Mojo Working.mp3
• Muddy Waters - Live in Antibes, 1974 - 13. Got My Mojo Working, Reprise.mp3
https://krakenfiles.com/view/gAPmoTCLLQ/file.html
Doobop Jivers – Vol. 6/9
• 01 Goose Bumps - Mark IV.mp3
• 02 Ton Of Bricks - Witnesses.mp3
• 03 Bucket Of Love - J. Valino & Chorus.mp3
• 04 When You Were Sweet Sixteen - Tempos.mp3
• 05 Rock 'n' Roll Stomp - Red Caps.mp3
• 06 You're Not Too Old - Deep River Boys.mp3
• 07 Ding Dong - Monarchs.mp3
• 08 Fried Chicken & Macaroni - Fascinators.mp3
• 09 Well Oh Well - Charms.mp3
• 10 Rock 'n' Time - Dalmations.mp3
• 11 Shake The Town - Counts.mp3
• 12 Rock, Roma, Rock It - Scatman Brothers.mp3
• 13 Be Nice, Don't Fight - Four J's.mp3
• 14 Rag Mop - Diamond Brothers.mp3
• 15 R 'n' Rage - Four J's.mp3
• 16 Just A Little Bit - Townsmen.mp3
• 17 Give Her My Best - Jimmie Beaumont.mp3
• 18 I Want A Little Girl - Four Coins.mp3
• 19 Love Me Baby - Addrisi Brothers.mp3
• 20 Who Am I Without Your Love - Royal Premiers.mp3
• 21 Strange Oh Strange - Horizons.mp3
• 22 You've Got To Help Me - Clifford Binns.mp3
• 23 Trouble - Robins.mp3
• 24 Ninety Nine Years & One Dark Day - George Brown.mp3
• 25 Come Back Baby - Stoopers.mp3
https://krakenfiles.com/view/RNlN6xcMnC/file.html
Good morning, TZ! Cooper roars into 2000 with "Brutal Planet," an industrial metal album that hearkens back to the good old days only with a serious instrumental update. Excellent! We also have more naughty Rusty Warren, and a great little raga-rock/electric oud/psych album from The Orient Express. Enjoy!
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@psychfan - You're welcome for the Nite People. I hope you like today's offering as well. @Ellingwood Ridge - Thanks for the Paul Frees!
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Alice Cooper - Brutal Planet (2000) https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/sTKjdrLf/file.html
Rusty Warren - Rusty Warren Bounces Back (1961) https://www88.zippyshare.com/v/DU0y7DSo/file.html
The Orient Express - The Orient Express (1969) https://www78.zippyshare.com/v/UtyahewM/file.html
The Goon Show
Part 5 of 5
Vol 15-The Goons At Christmas
https://www.imagenetz.de/bYKCo
01 - Ye Bandit Of Sherwood Forest - The Goon Show
02 - The Mighty Wurlitzer - The Goon Show
01 - Operation Christmas Duff - The Goon Show
02 - A Christmas Carol - The Goon Show
This is all The Goons that I have, The World Of The Goons is mine, the rest were either downloaded or ripped from CDs borrowed from the library.
And while we're at it, let's just go for it
The Goodies
1976-Funky Gibbon - The Best of The Goodies
https://www.imagenetz.de/kGzMS
Funky Gibbon - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQfecoM1kpo
Black Pudding Bertha - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko0U7UjP_6g
01 - The Goodies Theme - The Goodies
02 - Funky Gibbon - The Goodies
03 - The Inbetweenies - The Goodies
04 - Please Let Us Play - The Goodies
05 - Black Pudding Bertha - The Goodies
06 - Cricklewood - The Goodies
07 - Good Ole Country Music - The Goodies
08 - Nappy Love - The Goodies
09 - Wild Thing - The Goodies
10 - Rock With A Policeman - The Goodies
11 - Panic - The Goodies
12 - I'm A Teapot - The Goodies
13 - Sick Man Blues - The Goodies
14 - The Last Chance Dance - The Goodies
15 - Father Christmas, Do Not Touch Me - The Goodies
16 - Make A Daft Noise For Christmas - The Goodies
Doctor Who
Series 3 Story 020 The Myth Makers
https://www.imagenetz.de/c9UUa
The Myth Makers is the completely missing second serial of the third season in the British science fiction television series Doctor Who, which was first broadcast in four weekly parts from 16 October to 6 November 1965. The story is set in ancient Troy, and is based on the Iliad by Homer. This serial sees the last appearance of Maureen O'Brien as Vicki and the introduction of Adrienne Hill as the Doctor's newest companion, Katarina. Although audio recordings, production stills and 8mm clips of the story exist, no episodes of this serial are known to have survived.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Myth_Makers
These Words Don’t Make No Sense?
I’m not gonna list the artists/songs on these 3 Cd’s cos’ the list would be a mile long.
Just trust your uncle Bob. Nonsense songs (no that’s not right) let’s just say ‘quirky’ songs from the 30’s to the 60’s.
Great Googa Mooga CD @ 320
If you like The Chips, Larry Williams, The Rivingtons etc this is up your street.
The apocryphal story behind the song Jambo is that the vocalist didn’t turn up for the recording session and with time running out Claude McLin was coerced into doing ‘just anything’ on vocals to have something to present to the record company as a finished item.
He came up with Jambo on the spur of the moment, it’s just vocal noises with the occasional shout of “JAMBO” thrown in for good measure. I bet this finished product shits all over the record it would have been had the vocalist turned up.
“ Boom Patcha Boom”
Indeed.
https://www.imagenetz.de/Hfgwx
Out There, The Wild And Wonderous Roots of Rock’n’Roll @ 320
The greatest song on all three of the CDs I’m putting up today is Tomi Tomi by Kanvi & Lula. My house could be burning down around my ears but if this came up on the ipod I’d have to stop and do The Dad Dance and I’d die a happy man. (Hint, it’s on Vol. 1)
Vol.1
https://www.imagenetz.de/fFr5B
Vol.2
https://www.imagenetz.de/79Pip
maybe more ‘quirk’ tomorrow, maybe not…who’s to say?
“Everybody…JAMBO”
Bob
Billboard 1963 Part 34 (updated & remastered) – overdue, initially blocked by the Blogger
1. Sonny James - The Minute You're Gone (2:32)
2. Sonny James - Gold And Silver (S) (2:15)
3. Sonny James - Gold And Silver (2:15)
4. Theola Kilgore - This Is My Prayer (2:55)
5. Theola Kilgore - As Long As You Need Me (2:47)
6. Barbara Lynn - (I Cried At) Laura's Wedding (S) (2:38)
7. Barbara Lynn - (I Cried At) Laura's Wedding (2:38)
8. Barbara Lynn - You Better Stop (2:24)
9. Gene McDaniels - It's A Lonely Town (Lonely Without You) (S) (2:37)
10. Gene McDaniels - It's A Lonely Town (Lonely Without You) (2:32)
11. Gene McDaniels - False Friends (S) (2:17)
12. Gene McDaniels - False Friends (2:17)
13. Jack Nitzsche - The Lonely Surfer - Single Mix (2:43)
14. Jack Nitzsche - Song For A Summer Night (2:24)
15. Jack Nitzsche - The Lonely Surfer - Album (S) (2:33)
16. Raindrops - Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget (S) (2:07)
17. Raindrops - Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget (2:08)
18. The Raindrops - Even Though You Can't Dance (2:07)
19. Ronnie & The Hi-Lites - A Slow Dance (2:58)
20. Ronnie & The Hi-Lites - What The Next Day May Bring (2:26)
21. Jimmy Roselli - Mala Femmina - Single Edit (3:00)
22. Jimmy Roselli - Her Eyes Shone Like Diamonds (2:43)
23. Roselli, Jimmy - Mala Femmena - Album w. Intro (S) (3:15)
24. Ruby & The Romantics - Hey There Lonely Boy - Single Edit (2:35)
25. Ruby & The Romantics - Not A Moment Too Soon (S) (2:46)
26. Ruby & The Romantics - Not A Moment Too Soon (2:46)
27. Ruby & The Romantics - Hey There Lonely Boy - Album (S) (2:45)
28. The Sapphires - Where Is Johnny Now (2:31)
29. The Sapphires - Your True Love (2:29)
30. Johnny Tillotson - You Can Never Stop Me Loving You (2:42)
31. Johnny Tillotson - Judy Judy Judy (2:32)
32. Jerry Vale - Old Cape Cod (S) (2:25)
33. Jerry Vale - Old Cape Cod (2:25)
34. Jerry Vale - Theme For Young Lovers (Where Is My Someone) (2:26)
35. Bobby Vinton - Blue Velvet (S) (2:50)
36. Bobby Vinton - Blue Velvet (2:50)
37. Bobby Vinton - Is There A Place (Where I Can Go) (2:35)
38. Steve Alaimo - Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying (2:45)
39. Steve Alaimo - I Told You So (2:27)
40. The Cascades - A Little Like Lovin' - Album (S) (2:19)
41. The Cascades - A Little Like Lovin' - Single Edit (2:08)
42. The Cascades - Cinderella - The Cascades (2:36)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=18B7_rSwJUxAMyPh-U1UDLvK7SZSqR4WE
pass: U27.05.21
Debbie Reynolds – The Singing Nun (OST)
MGM SMAS-90670 (USA 1966)
Starring Debbie Reynolds as the main character, “The Singing Nun” is a highly fictionalized movie / biopic about Sœur Luc Gabrielle, aka Jeanne-Paule Marie “Jeanine” Deckers, a French-speaking catholic nun from Brussels, Belgium. As Sœur Sourire (meaning Sister Smile) and out of nowhere, she hit the world charts in 1963 with “Dominique”. In the non-French-speaking countries, the record was credited to “The Singing Nun”.
The song is dedicated to Dominique de Guzmán, founder of the Dominican Catholic Order in 1216, which Sœur Sourire was a member of in the early sixties.
She left the catholic church in 1967, and went to live with her female partner. Both ended up committing suicide in 1985.
As opening track, I added the instrumental version of « Dominique », which opens / ends the movie. That track is not from this OST album.
1. A0 Dominique (instrumental version from the movie intro/outro) (2:02) (bonus)
2. A1 Dominique (Dominique) (2:09)
3. A2 Sister Adele (Soeur Adèle) (1:57)
4. A3 With You I Shall Walk (Avec Toi) - Alleluia (2:25)
5. A4 Brother John (1:41)
6. A5 Beyond The Stars (Entre Les Etoiles) (2:44)
7. A6 Lovely (3:10)
8. B1 It's A Miracle (Une Fleur) (2:15)
9. B2 I'd Like To Be (Je Voudrais) (2:19)
10. B3 Raindrops (Chante, Rivière) (2:07)
11. B4 A Pied Pier (Petit Pierrot) (2:04)
12. B5 Put On Your Pretty Skirt (Mets Ton Joli Jupon) (1:33)
13. B6 Dibwe Diambula Kabanda And Kyrie From Missa Luba (2:03)
Artwork Included (gatefold cover front, back, inside, labels) (from Discogs)
https://www9.zippyshare.com/v/qGiHR0vM/file.html
Gene Clark & The Byrds Tribute Band – The Front Row, Cleveland 1985
The Front Row, Cleveland, OH – February 27, 1985
Gene Clark (guitar, vocals) (The Byrds)
Michael Clarke (drums) (The Byrds, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Firefall)
John York (guitar, vocals) (The Byrds)
Sneaky Pete Kleinow (pedal steel guitar) (The Flying Burrito Brothers)
Rick Roberts (guitar, vocals) (The Flying Burrito Brothers, Firefall)
Jim Goodall (drums) (The Flying Burrito Brothers)
Greg Harris (banjo, vocals) (The Flying Burrito Brothers)
Blondie Chaplin (guitar, vocals) (The Beach Boys)
Rick Danko (bass, vocals) (The Band)
1. I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (4:07)
2. Set You Free This Time (5:21)
3. Chimes Of Freedom (4:55)
4. Full Circle Song (4:06)
5. Sail On Sailor (3:46)
6. Mr. Tambourine Man (5:27)
7. My Back Pages (4:33)
8. You Ain't Going Nowhere (5:08)
9. So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:38)
10. Eight Miles High (5:53)
11. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (4:16)
12. Knockin' On Heaven's Door (6:56)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/RT8a4ppz/file.html
Repost
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 various 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://www58.zippyshare.com/v/bOVlAXPY/file.html
Psyclist:
Your link on 31 May 2021 at 07:14 which was labelled "Fat City" actually leads to "A Few Small Repairs [20th Anniversary Edition]".
Can you post, at sometime in the future, an actual link to "Fat City"?
Thanks in advance, and thanks for all the other Shawn Colvin albums!
Today we have the CD album:
Bert Kaempfert - 7 - Dancing In Wonderland (LP) (1961)
https://www.imagenetz.de/eKiVF
Danke RYP!
Alfred
Gaius said:
Something we're missing during Corona-times. Live acts performing. Here are:
Golden Earring (Netherlands) - Live DCD 1977, rem. 2001
https://www.imagenetz.de/ci3xi
(And YES, Radar Love is included)
@ Searnav
Debbie Reynolds – The Singing Nun.
I love the singing nun. There is a great BBC documentary about her from the late 60's / early 70's. I can't remember the program title or anything else thing about it (Sorry) but I'm sure with a little hunt on you tube you can find it. She just comes across as a very humble, very beautiful human being.
Hazzah!
Bob.
Gaius said:
While BigGray is still occupied, here's some more 80's Australian music. A band from Canberra, the Capital of Australia:
Tactis (Australia) - My Houdini, 1981
https://www.imagenetz.de/jG9Kf
@ Searnav
Many thanks for the great nostalgia trip that was Debbie Reynolds as the Singing Nun.
I remember taking a comely young lady, of whom I had high expectations, to see the film at my local cinema (either the Granada or Dominion in Harrow). Trouble was, she was so interested in watching the film I made no progress with my carnal desires - in fact the whole date went pear-shaped when I suggested that, in view of her frigidity in helping relieve my testosterone levels, she ought to consider a life in holy orders herself. She retaliated by telling me it was like being sat next to a octopus! Can you imagine? Ah, those days of yore.
@BigGray
thanks for the Doctor stuff
@ bob Many thanks for the quirky tunes. We all need a bit of levity.
I second your opinion on "Tomi Tomi" by Kanui and Lula.
Jambo!
@ Searnav
Merci pour les Kim Fowley. Je les collectionne tous pour les écouter chronologiquement tous à l'affilée!
Marc
A request
The links for the Savage Kick Black Rock'n'roll all still work except for one: Volume 3.
Would some kind soul please be kind enough to re-post SAVAGE KICK VOL. 3?
Thanks, merci, Danke
Marc
A request, please.
I've checked out a few of their tunes on youtube and I'm eager to hear more.
Does anyone have anything by Calgary-based Canadian rockabilly cats Peter & The Wolves that they can post, please?
https://www.discogs.com/Peter-The-Wolves-Papas-Goin-Out-Of-Town/release/10822978
or
https://www.discogs.com/Peter-The-Wolves-Howlin-and-Prowlin/release/16198437
Thanks in advance
Marc
So here's a reach, mebbe--I've learned never to underestimate this crowd. With much thanks and appreciation in advance,I am putting something together for the woman to whom I am married and am looking for anything anyone has--studio or otherwise--by the following:
Minneapolis' Têtes Noires (one of'em's father was a feared prof in my PhD program, lol)
Michigan's The Chenille Sisters
Massachusetts' The Rude Girls
3M, as it were...actually, speaking of Minneapolis, any Cats Laughing or Flash Girls, both featuring the amazing sci-fi fantasy author and all-around badass Emma Bull would be much appreciated as well.
I gotta say, being from South Louisiana and going to school in Austin, Minneapolis was not exactly a musical hotspot, but when we were there 1984-91 there was some happening stuff, not least the l'il Purple one.
Waxhound, bon courage. Il en reste 35 que je me propose de poster.
@djmcblues2 - Thanks for Alleyways 7!
@bob: Thanks for all the Non Sense.
@BigGray
THANK YOU !!!
... for all the Goon Shows. I have a lot of shows, but they are all ancient mp3s from the very beginning of time, most of them at a whopping 32kbps!
@djmcblues2 - Was/is there an ALLEY WAYS 1,2,3,4 and 5? I picked up your #6 a week or two ago, grabbed #7 yesterday, and traced backwards for half an hour looking for a trace of earlier editions with no luck. If you've any advice for a senile old fart, I'd be quite willing to hear it. Thanks.
@ BigGray ----- BIGGEST thanks for ALL of your Goon Show share! :)
UB
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