Friday, 11 June 2021

…and now for something completely different! 1347 - 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

60 comments:

Anonymous said...

gorfit says:

Domenic Troiano 02
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domenic_Troiano
http://www.canadianbands.com/home.html

James Gang - 1972 - Passin' Thru @320
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passin%27_Thru_(James_Gang_album)

James Gang - 1972 - Straight Shooter @320
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight_Shooter_(James_Gang_album)

Guess Who - 1975 - Flavours @320
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavours_(album)

https://www.mediafire.com/file/t2uhpme03oybrh1/domtro02.rar/file

Thanks to the original uploader

Searnav said...


John York – Arigatou Baby

No label – no reference number (USA 2006)

Barcode: 8 04879 05822 9

“John York / Debris Music - Administered by Bug Music”

John York (12 string and baritone 12 string, vocals)
Bernard Hegarty (electric guitar)
Jian Fo Li (bass)
Mississippi Blind Driveway (slide guitar)
Aki Biri (shakuhachi)
Mo Guinness (Irish harp)

All songs by John York, except “We Came For Love” which is by John York, Gene Clark and Billy Darnell

John York Foley (born 1946) replaced Chris Hillman as the bass player in The Byrds. But he did have a career before that (The Bees, Sir Douglas Quintet, The Mamas & The Papas, Johnny Rivers and many more), and also after he left them (see hereunder). He stills writes and performs today (well, at least before the Covid pandemic), as a solo artist as well as in a duo with Barry McGuire and in a trio as The Jangle Brothers with Chad Watson and Billy Darnell.

Recommended selected John York CDs:

Family Tree (with Skip Battin) (recorded 1988 – released 1998)
Clan Mother Songs (1990)
Sacred Path Songs (1991)
Claremont Dragon (1999)
CRY (Clark, Robinson, York) (with Pat Robinson) (2000)
Koto (with Yukiko Matsuyama) (2003)
Arigatou Baby (2006)
Trippin’ The Sixties (with Barry McGuire) (live) (2009)
Cameos (download only) (2010)
West Coast Revelation (with Kim Fowley) (2011)
Fanfare For 2 (2012)

John York’s websites:

http://johnyorkmusic.com/

John York’s impressive discography of official releases:

http://users.skynet.be/fa388247/discoyork2.htm

1. Jealous Guns (3:05)
2. Roadside Cross (3:22)
3. I Can't Find The Moon (4:01)
4. She Likes To Shine My Shoes (2:44)
5. One Step From Homeless (2:16)
6. Angel Dance (3:56)
7. Tuesday's Train (4:23)
8. We Came For Love (4:57)
9. I Know I Will See You (4:02)
10. Lady On The Highway (3:12)
11. I Want To Go Now (4:08)
12. Never Doubt My Love (4:08)
13. Down In That Hole (3:06)
14. Dandelion (5:42)
15. Gypsy Life (5:59)

Artwork Included (front, back, signed booklet, CD)

https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/qlAm6y4s/file.html

Searnav said...


Chuck Berry – Chuck Berry’s Golden Decade

Original LP = Chess 15343 (USA 1967)

My LP = Chess CH 50024 (France 1972)

On my French copy, the labels say “Vol. 1”.

Disc 1

1. Maybellene (2:19)
2. Deep Feeling (2:17)
3. Johnny B. Goode (2:37)
4. Wee Wee Hours (3:02)
5. Nadine (2:37)
6. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (2:15)
7. Roll Over Beethoven (2:22)
8. Thirty Days (2:22)
9. Havana Moon (3:06)
10. No Particular Place To Go (2:44)
11. Memphis (2:09)
12. Almost Grown (2:18)

Disc 2

1. School Days (2:39)
2. Too Much Monkey Business (2:53)
3. Oh, Baby Doll (2:36)
4. Reelin' And Rockin' (3:13)
5. You Can't Catch Me (2:41)
6. Too Pooped To Pop (2:32)
7. Bye Bye Johnny (2:04)
8. 'Round And 'Round (2:41)
9. Sweet Little Sixteen (3:00)
10. Rock And Roll Music (2:29)
11. Anthony Boy (1:49)
12. Back In The U.S.A. (2:25)

Artwork Included (gatefold cover USA and France fronts, backs, insides, labels) (from Discogs)

https://www25.zippyshare.com/v/VqKxfGZb/file.html

Chocoreve said...

Sister Rosetta Tharpe - The Sensational Sister Rosetta Tharpe from Carnegie Hall to Antibes
https://www.facebook.com/Ina.fr/posts/852746731438414/
1960, Antibes Juan les Pins Jazz Festival
• 01 - Rock Me (Live).mp3
• 02 - That's All (Live).mp3
• 03 - My Man & I (Live).mp3
• 04 - Shout Sister Shout (Live).mp3
• 05 - Precious Lord, Take My Hand (Live).mp3
• 06 - Pure Religion (Live).mp3
• 07 - I Want a Skinny Papa (Live).mp3
• 08 - I Want Jesus to Walk Around My Bedside (Live).mp3
• 09 - Sin is to Blame (Live).mp3
• 10 - The Devil Has Thrown Him Down (Live).mp3
• 11 - Two Little Fishes and Five Loaves of Bread (Live).mp3
• 12 - God's Mighty Hand (Live).mp3
• 13 - This Train (Live).mp3
• 14 - Oh, When I Come to the End of My Journey (Live).mp3
• 15 - Heaven is Not My Home (Live).mp3
• 16 - Ain't No Grave Hold My Body Down (Live).mp3
• 17 - 17 Old Time Religion (Live).mp3
• 18 - That's All (Tharpe) (Live).mp3
• 19 - Trouble in Mind (Live).mp3
• 20 - Down by the Riverside (Live).mp3
• 21 - Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho (Live).mp3
• 22 - The Lonesome Road (Live).mp3
https://krakenfiles.com/view/ltRc5PczxN/file.html

Fred - Notes On A Picnic (1973-1974) Psychedelic Rock
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Fred-Notes-On-A-Picnic/release/3671713
https://krakenfiles.com/view/TUkdDkWuCM/file.html

Jive Party - Volume 06/13
• 01 - Sanford Clark - Modern Romance.mp3
• 02 - Billy Watkins - Go Billy Go.mp3
• 03 - Al Terry - Watch Dog.mp3
• 04 - Warren Smith - Sweet Sweet Girl.mp3
• 05 - Alan Freed - Rock And Roll Boogie.mp3
• 06 - Bunny Paul - Such A Night.mp3
• 07 - Curely Gordon - Rockin Spot.mp3
• 08 - Joe Maxon - Sometimes I Feel.mp3
• 09 - Snooky Lanson - Stop Let Me Off The Bus.mp3
• 10 - Vito Picone - Get On The Right Track.mp3
• 11 - Janet Barker - Boom De De Boom.mp3
• 12 - Louis Jordan - Nobody But Us Chickens.mp3
• 13 - Lloyd Fat - Miss Mushmouth.mp3
• 14 - Glenn Reeves - Rockin' Country Style.mp3
• 15 - Bobby Long - Patty.mp3
• 16 - Curtis Carrington - Im Gonna Catch You.mp3
• 17 - Jim Murphy - Plumb Crazy.mp3
• 18 - Jimmy Hughes - Lollipops Lace Lipstick.mp3
• 19 - Royce Porter - Yes I Do.mp3
• 20 - Piano Red - Rockin With Red.mp3
• 21 - Jimmy Beasley - Little Coquette.mp3
• 22 - Johnny Stewart - Whole Lotta Livin.mp3
• 23 - Alma Cogan - This Little Girls Gone Rockin.mp3
• 24 - Dick Caruso - Playing The Field.mp3
• 25 - Drifters - Hot Ziggity.mp3
http://ddl.to/d/1T70K

Alfred said...

Today will be my final entry of "Fips", the 2CD album The Bert Kaempfert Story, a compilation of various artists (including Bert Kaempfert).

Bert Kaempfert - 16 - The Bert Kaempfert Story CD1

01 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Bye Bye Blues.mp3
02 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Wonderland by Night.mp3
03 Brenda Lee - Remember When.mp3
04 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Midnight Blues.mp3
05 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Ducky.mp3
06 The Billy Vaughn Singers - Sweet Maria.mp3
07 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Hold Me.mp3
08 Dean Martin - Welcome to My Heart.mp3
09 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Blue Midnight.mp3
10 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Afrikaan Beat.mp3
11 Jane Morgan - Now and Forever.mp3
12 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Catalania.mp3
13 Wayne Newton - Danke Schoen.mp3
14 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Mister Sandman.mp3
15 Jack Jones - Lady.mp3
16 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Love After Midnight.mp3
17 Vic Damone - It Makes No Difference.mp3
18 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Treat Your Trumpet.mp3
19 Matt Monro - The Lady Smiles.mp3
20 Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra - Bert's Tune.mp3
21 Al Martino - Spanish Eyes (Moon Over Naples).mp3


https://www.imagenetz.de/fEZ2T


Bert Kaempfert - 17 - The Bert Kaempfert Story CD2

01 Frank Sinatra - Strangers in the Night.mp3
02 Bert Kaempfert - Red Roses for a Blue Lady.mp3
03 Pete Fountain - For Pete's Sake.mp3
04 Dean Martin - I Can't Help Remembering You.mp3
05 Bert Kaempfert - A Swingin' Safari.mp3
06 Pat Boone - Love for Love.mp3
07 Bert Kaempfert - The Big Build Up.mp3
08 Bert Kaempfert - Monte Carlo.mp3
09 Anita Kerr Singers - The World We Knew (Over and Over).mp3
10 Bert Kaempfert - My Prayer.mp3
11 Shirley Bassey - My Way of Life.mp3
12 Bob Parker - Las Vegas.mp3
13 Sammy Davis Jr. - Lonely Is the Name.mp3
14 Bert Kaempfert - Sweet Caroline.mp3
15 Nat King Cole - L.O.V.E..mp3
16 Bert Kaempfert - It's Only a Paper Moon.mp3
17 Frank Sinatra - You Turned My World Around.mp3
18 Bert Kaempfert - Beddy Bye.mp3
19 Bert Kaempfert - No a Go-Go.mp3
20 Johnny Mathis - The Times Will Change.mp3
21 Bert Kaempfert - In the Everglades.mp3


https://www.imagenetz.de/izE4i


Many thanks to RYP for his generousity to make this place available.

Alfred

cabledogg2 said...

** BLUES **



Ben Andrews - Night Ride ( 1985 ) ( cd rip flac )





https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/WsZbrYKT/file.html

cabledogg2 said...

** SURF **




The Hondells - Go Little Honda & The Hondells ( 2010 )( cd rip flac )





https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/sDRD5PQY/file.html

cabledogg2 said...

** BLUES **





Lightnin' Hopkins - Lightnin' Hopkins 1946 - 1960 ( cd rip flac )





https://www22.zippyshare.com/v/qHfijVTG/file.html

Andyrock66 said...

@HenkP
Thank you very much my friend for Spacemen 3, The Church & Julian Cope... But thanks alot much more for your help for fIREHOSE.... It wasn't necessary but I really appreciated!!
That's the way I love this wonderful community!!!! Because it consists of persons like you!!!

Andyrock66 said...

@Roz
thanks alot for Spacemen 3 too!

BigGray said...

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

XL Capris

XL Capris were an Australian indie-punk band formed in Sydney in 1978 by Julie Anderson (aka Nancy Serapax), Tim Gooding (aka Errol Cruz), Johanna Pigott (aka Alligator Bagg), and Kimble Rendall (aka Dag Rattler).

Their best known single was a punk version of Tommy Leonetti's "My City of Sydney" (1979). This single was the only Australian disc found in legendary UK DJ John Peel's "battered wooden box" of 142 favourite records when, following his death in 2004, the contents of the box were revealed to the public in a Channel 4 television special. XL Capris made two albums, Where Is Hank? (March, 1981) and Weeds (October, 1981) both produced by Todd Hunter of New Zealand/Australian band Dragon and released on their own label Axle Records. Hunter later joined XL Capris as guitarist and subsequently married Pigott; they became a successful songwriting team: cowriting "Rain" for Dragon and "Age of Reason" for John Farnham.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XL_Capris

1981-Where Is Hank?
https://www.imagenetz.de/axb52

World War 3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SjQOL4A1js

01 - World War 3 - XL Capris
02 - Fat Boy In The Swimming Pool - XL Capris
03 - Red Bikini Runaway - XL Capris
04 - Refrigerator Town - XL Capris
05 - Evelyn - XL Capris
06 - Hey Marvo! - XL Capris
07 - Police Exhibit - XL Capris
08 - Button B - XL Capris
09 - On The Beach - XL Capris
10 - Shark Horror - XL Capris
11 - Parramatta Road - XL Capris
12 - Hi Rise Heart - XL Capris
13 - J O'K/Shout - XL Capris
14 - Ou Est Hank? - XL Capris

JWDen said...

Good morning, TZ! More of the hated Metallica today with "Master of Puppets" along with the last of the Las Vegas Grind and a 2 disc psych comp. Enjoy!

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Metallica - Master of Puppets (1986) https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/VnJ1HxDm/file.html

Various Artists - Las Vegas Grind, Vol. 6/6 (1997) https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/DKHoZanN/file.html

Various Artists - The Incredible Expanding Universe of Brain Shadows, Vol. 1/2 (2010) https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/B1JPEY86/file.html

BigGray said...

Yothu Yindi

Yothu Yindi (Yolngu for "child and mother") are an Australian musical group with Aboriginal and balanda (non-Aboriginal) members, formed in 1986 as a merger of two bands formed in 1985 – a white rock group called the Swamp Jockeys and an unnamed Aboriginal folk group. The Aboriginal members came from Yolngu homelands near Yirrkala on the Gove Peninsula in Northern Territory's Arnhem Land. Founding members included Stuart Kellaway on bass guitar, Cal Williams on lead guitar, Andrew Belletty (Drums), Witiyana Marika on manikay (traditional vocals), bilma (ironwood clapsticks) and dance, Milkayngu Mununggurr on yidaki (didgeridoo), Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu on keyboards, guitar and percussion, past lead singer Mandawuy Yunupingu and present Yirrnga Yunupingu on vocals and guitar.

The band combines aspects of both musical cultures. Their sound varies from traditional Aboriginal songs to modern pop and rock songs, where they blended the typical instruments associated with pop/rock bands, such as guitars and drums, with the traditional yidaki and bilma. They adapted traditional Yolngu dance performances to accompany their music. More broadly, they promoted mutual respect and understanding in the coming together of different cultures. Yothu Yindi's most widely known song, "Treaty", peaked at No. 11 on the ARIA singles charts in 1991 and the related album Tribal Voice peaked at No. 4 on the ARIA albums charts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yothu_Yindi

Part 1 of 2

1989-Homeland Movement
https://www.imagenetz.de/f5DnS

01 - Mainstream - Yothu Yindi
02 - Yalgu Woman - Yothu Yindi
03 - Homeland Movement - Yothu Yindi
04 - Yalgu Boy - Yothu Yindi
05 - Gamadala - Yothu Yindi
06 - Garrtjambal - Yothu Yindi
07 - Mambulmambul - Yothu Yindi
08 - Gudurrku - Yothu Yindi
09 - Barrwula Part 1 - Yothu Yindi
10 - Barrwula Part 2 - Yothu Yindi
11 - Barrwula Part 3 - Yothu Yindi
12 - Gunmarra Seq 1 - Yothu Yindi
13 - Gunmarra Seq 2 - Yothu Yindi
14 - Luku-Wagawuy Manikay - Yothu Yindi
15 - Prophecy - Yothu Yindi

1991-Tribal Voice
https://www.imagenetz.de/cSyfT

Treaty - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jf-jHCdafZY
Djapana - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMX2PrHPXzY
Tribal Voice - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBYHWKPLEnE

01 - Gapu - Yothu Yindi
02 - Treaty - Yothu Yindi
03 - Djapana - Sunset Dreaming - Yothu Yindi
04 - My Kind Of Life - Yothu Yindi
05 - Maralitja - Crocodile Man - Yothu Yindi
06 - Dhum Dhum - Bush Wallaby - Yothu Yindi
07 - Tribal Voice - Yothu Yindi
08 - Mainstream - Yothu Yindi
09 - Dharpa - Tree - Yothu Yindi
10 - Vinydjapana - Dolphin - Yothu Yindi
11 - Matlala - Driftwood - Yothu Yindi
12 - Hope - Yothu Yindi
13 - Gapirri - Stingray - Yothu Yindi
14 - Beyannak - Comic - Yothu Yindi
15 - Treaty [radio mix] - Yothu Yindi
16 - Djapana [radio mix] - Yothu Yindi

1992[s]-Treaty (US CD Single)

01 - Treaty (Radio Mix) - Yothu Yindi
02 - Treaty (The Filthy Lucre Remix) - Yothu Yindi
03 - Treaty (Djulpan - Seven Sisters Mix) - Yothu Yindi
04 - Treaty (Album Version) - Yothu Yindi


1993-World Turning EP

01 - World Turning (Rawak Mix) - Yothu Yindi
02 - World Turning (Another Pond Mix) - Yothu Yindi
03 - Gapu (Vibe Mix) - Yothu Yindi
04 - Wilawila - Yothu Yindi
05 - World Turning (Djana Mix) - Yothu Yindi

1994[s]-Dots On The Shells

Dots On The Shels - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhAv1IvJAFM

01 - Dots On The Shells (feat. Neal Finn) - Yothu Yindi
02 - Treaty (Sure Is Pure Mix) - Yothu Yindi

Bebopalula said...

More John Peel :
The Revzillos Peel Sessions plus

Last week sometime, Bob posted some compilations of his which included a couple of songs by the Revillos, or was it the Rezillos, anyway it reminded me that I hadn't listened to them for a very long time, so I dugout all the records I had of theirs and went searching for Peel sessions....
(A belated thanks to Bob for those compilations, great to hear The Spanish Flea again)

Each band did two sessions for John Peel and I have mined the John Peel wiki to get all four for your delectation. The plus refers to a couple of singles from each band, one by SHAKE who were another offshoot of The Rezillos and also a conversation between Peel and the Revillos where they pick five of their favourite songs, as follows :

Moontrekkers: Night Of The Vampire (7") Parlophone 45-R 4814
Sharades: Dumb Head (7") Decca
Marin Marais: Tableau Of A Lithotomy (7" - Tableau Of A Lithotomy) Norgine
Gary Miller: Stingray (7" - Aqua Marina) Pye 7N.15698
Moontrekkers: There's Something At The Bottom Of The Well (7") Parlophone 45-R 4888
Saints: Midgets (7" - Wipe Out) Pye 7N.15548

And gor your further entertainment we have Rev Up, The Revillos lp

Rezillos Peel Sessions Plus.rar 93.85 MB
https://www.imagenetz.de/mKRh5 

Revillos Peel Session Plus.rar 90.59 MB
https://www.imagenetz.de/ikgNq 

Rev Up.rar 64.58 MB
https://www.imagenetz.de/em3jN 


Andyrock66 said...

@FRANCK
Thank you very much amigo for fIREHOSE!

sambgodot said...

STEVE WYNN
LIVE COVERS
http://traders.stevewynn.net/sdreams.php?release=sdreams7
https://workupload.com/file/VBm9SvCNsYE
STEVE SINGS BOB
https://www.stevewynn.net/steve_sings_bob.php
https://workupload.com/file/7dFPY8wTmE4
RARITIES COLLECTION (a personal compilation)
1. Papa Was A Rolling Stone 2. I Ain’t Your Mother 3. Why 4. Graveyard Train 5. Christine’s Tune 6. Time Fades Away 7. Jack Candy 8. Timing 9. Survival Blues 10. Again 11. State Trooper 12. Benediction 13. Million Miles Away 14. Triad 15. Highway Five 16. State Trooper 17. From Death To Texas 18. If Music Could Talk
1-3 Dream Syndicate 5 Gutterball 8-12 outtakes from Static Transmission album sessions
https://workupload.com/file/48mCwEQWT8a

Butterboy said...

DEEP CUTS

VA - Deep Cuts in Rock Vol. 05 (A Butterboy Compilation) Once More CD1+CD2+CD3

Deciding what is a "deep cut" can be a difficult task and the choices often live in a grey area. For this compilation a deep cut usually refers to Non singles (B-sides are accepted), provided exposure of that song tends to be underplayed and are generally older songs. These deep cuts can also be album cuts that hide amoungst the great hits and B-sides. Those non-singles on the album that are sometimes more loved than the hits. Usually fans who are really into the artist will know some of the tracks but this is probably not true to the casual listener. Deep cuts are truly often overlooked. These are the tracks you are unlikely to hear on the radio, certainly, not often. Every great artist has some great deep cuts in their catalog, some many more than others. Finding that rare gem in an artist's catalog always excites.

Obviously there are hundreds of great tracks that could be included in a Deep Cuts compilation.

Here is Volume 05 of 6 volumes (each 3 x CD sets), mostly obscure rock tracks or tracks that you simply dont hear all that often. Enjoy!

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Links

VA - Deep Cuts in Rock Vol. 05 (A Butterboy Compilation) Once More CD1.zip
https://krakenfiles.com/view/t56qcWbpUU/file.html

VA - Deep Cuts in Rock Vol. 05 (A Butterboy Compilation) Once More CD2.zip
https://krakenfiles.com/view/8SFGMit8lu/file.html

VA - Deep Cuts in Rock Vol. 05 (A Butterboy Compilation) Once More CD3.zip
https://krakenfiles.com/view/wuZig0uIW1/file.html

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Butterboy said...

Track lists

CD1

01 Badfinger Perfection 5:05
02 Donny Hathaway Giving Up 6:20
03 Byrds Here Without You 2:36
04 Hot Tuna Hit Single #1 5:13
05 John Lennon Crippled Inside 3:49
06 Traffic Dream Gerrad 11:04
07 Genesis Dusk 6:13
08 Black Sorrows Rise and Fall 3:52
09 Paladin Watching the World Pass By 9:41
10 Rolling Stones Worried about you 5:17
11 Mighty Baby House Without Windows 6:09
12 Fairport Convention It's Alright Ma, It's Only Witchcraft 3:15
13 Steve Miller Band My Dark Hour 3:06
14 Moody Blues Legend of a Mind 6:53
15 Cowboy Everybody Knows Your Name 4:45
16 Big Brother & the Holding Company Featuring Janis Joplin All is Loneliness 2:19
17 Fleetwood Mac Hypnotized 4:49
18 Phoebe Snow Keep a Watch on the Shoreline 4:43
19 Paul McCartney & Wings Dear Friend 5:59
20 Alan Parsons Project To One in Paradise 4:46

CD2

21 Carmen McRae The Sound of Silence 2:37
22 Creedence Clearwater Revival Ramble Tamble 7:13
23 Bob Seger I've Got Time 5:35
24 Simon & Garfunkel Richard Cory 3:01
25 U2 Trip Through Your Wires 3:31
26 Jeff Christie Turning to Stone 3:59
27 Stretch The Way Life Is 4:04
28 Paul Revere & the Raiders The Great Airplane Strike 2:59
29 Rare Earth Feelin' Alright 5:05
30 Argent I Am the Dance of the Ages 3:37
31 Grand Funk Railroad Creepin' 7:03
32 13th Floor Elevators Dear Dr. Doom 3:14
33 Bee Gees Morning of My Life 3:53
34 Blossom Toes Mister Watchmaker 2:22
35 Kinks Big Black Smoke 2:34
36 David Essex Watch Out (Carolina) 3:50
37 Monkees Heart and Soul 3:56
38 Moby Grape Rose Colored Eyes 4:00
39 Chicago Watching All the Colors 4:12
40 Elvis Costello & the Attractions Night Rally 2:46

CD3

41 Tarney Spencer Band Time to Lose 4:38
42 Pink Floyd Pow R. Toc H. 4:19
43 Wire Reuters 3:02
44 Velvet Underground What Goes On 4:41
45 Afghan Whigs The Vampire Lanois 3:21
46 Atomic Rooster Sleeping for Years 5:23
47 Mark Lanegan Boogie Boogie 2:04
48 Tom Petty Alright for Now 2:00
49 T2 No More White Horses 8:32
50 Wings Letting Go (Single Version) 3:28
51 Beatles Tomorrow Never Knows 2:59
52 Blue Oyster Cult Morning Final 4:30
53 Jimi Hendrix May This Be Love 3:03
54 Clash Lost in the Supermarket 3:50
16 Mungo Jerry Baby Jump 4:06
56 Zz Top Down Brownie 2:26
57 Uriah Heep A Year Or a Day 4:25
58 Yardbirds Think About It 5:24
59 Fats Domino Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey 2:33
60 Big Star Watch the Sunrise 3:44

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Southerner said...

Does anyone have some Steve Young albums, i only have Rock Salt & Nails, Seven Bridges Road, Renegade Picker & Primal Young? Please share if you have other SY albums. Thanks in advance.

Professor RnR said...

Billboard 1963 Part 45 (updated & remastered)
1. Ben Colder - Detroit City No. 2 (S) (3:15)
2. Ben Colder - Detroit City No. 2 (3:15)
3. Ben Colder - Ring Of (Fire) Smoke (2:19)
4. Timi Yuro - Gotta Travel On (2:43)
5. Timi Yuro - Down In The Valley (S) (3:10)
6. Timi Yuro - Down In The Valley (3:10)
7. Annette - Promise Me Anything (S) (2:52)
8. Annette - Promise Me Anything (2:52)
9. Annette - Treat Him Nicely (S) (2:20)
10. Annette - Treat Him Nicely (2:20)
11. Barry & The Tamerlanes - I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight (1:51)
12. Barry & The Tamerlanes - Don't Go (2:00)
13. Lou Christie - Shy Boy (2:58)
14. Lou Christie - It Can Happen (2:11)
15. Connie Francis - Your Other Love (2:11)
16. Connie Francis - Whatever Happened To Rosemarie (2:08)
17. Marvin Gaye - Can I Get A Witness (2:49)
18. Marvin Gaye - I'm Crazy 'Bout My Baby (2:43)
19. The Hearts - Dear Abby (2:54)
20. The Hearts - Instrumental Background to Dear Abby (2:55)

Professor RnR said...

21. Lou Johnson - Reach Out For Me (2:42)
22. Lou Johnson - Magic Potion (3:09)
23. Major Lance - Hey Little Girl (2:26)
24. Major Lance - Crying In The Rain (2:23)
25. Steve Lawrence - Walkin' Proud (2:20)
26. Steve Lawrence - All The Way Home (2:27)
27. Darlene Love - A Fine, Fine Boy (2:46)
28. The Phil Spector Wall Of Sound Orchestra - Nino And Sonny (Big Trouble) (1:40)
29. Gene Pitney - Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa (S) (2:58)
30. Gene Pitney - Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa (2:58)
31. Gene Pitney - Lonely Night Dreams (Of Faraway Arms) (2:42)
32. Elvis Presley - Bossa Nova Baby (1:57)
33. Elvis Presley - Witchcraft (2:24)
34. The Shirelles - It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World (3:37)
35. The Shirelles - 31 Flavors (2:00)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1b4xkI-GaFjLfyJIW7AV0Be06bOvwBhc5
pass: U10.06.21

la musica e vita said...

Gaius said,

'that you have accept cookies on each bloody Internet site you're visiting.'

Yes, but you can delete them as soon as you vacste the site and also when you close the browser.
Firefox has an add-on called 'Clear Browsing Data' when you finish what you are doing on the site, just select it and click 'All Data Types' Simples!

You can set any browser not to save cookies but a program like that makes it more likely that they will be deleted. I use several browsers and set them all to delete cookie on closing.
MSEdge? yes, I use Windows, nonetheless I have as little to do with MIcrosoft of Google products as possible.
I use Otter Browser when I can't avoid advertising, and there are others.
https://otter-browser.org/
'Otter Browser aims to recreate the best aspects of the classic Opera (12.x) UI using Qt5.' Its a bit Techie, but it works for simple browsing.

la musica e vita said...

DEPRAVOS DE LA MOUR said...

i have a stack of SEAGATE external drives. they make nice doorstops. i would not use anything with the name SEAGATE on it. they are the fastest dying external drives on the market. tempting because they are cheap. you get what you pay for with a SEAGATE. if you have stuff on a Seagate you better back it up asap. i lost irreplaceable stuff from my bands over the years. i wish only to save someone else from heartbreak.

also.external drives in general will fail much sooner thank you

So, can any kind soul recommend a brand of external drive that is more reliable?

Thanking you in advance.

lal musica e vita said...

This is a better download site for Otter Browser

https://sourceforge.net/projects/otter-browser/

Try it!

Jeremy said...

Great!! Thx

Jeremy said...

Great name BTW.
I hear yah. I have had issues with Seagate myself. I like my 4TB WD Elements but WD software downloads van be a pain or outright useless. So I followed the advice of a tech repair chap I swear by. He has recovered music collections from 2, yes 2, Seagate drives for me, the guy is my saviour I'm telling you. He said all drives eventually go so back up you music on 3 drives of you really want to save your music. May cost yah but as I have gone 100% digital, I now have approx 2 + TB of music a ton of which I could never source again so I pay the freight and shop for deals. Not much help I figure but some advice.

swboy said...

How do you play mp3s on your PC through your stereo?
The worst solution would be to output audio from the PC's
headphone jack into a receiver's input jacks. Poor fidelity.
I've used USB interfaces like the Focusrite or Presonus.
They work fine, but have a limited lifespan & burn out.
Not good for heavy usage. Curious if you have another solution.
--thanks

lev bronsteyn said...

Many thanks to all you travelers--you have made the last year(s) a good deal more bearable.

If anyone would be willing to share any of the recordings by

DAVID JOHANSEN AND THE HARRY SMITHS (especially SHAKER)

I will name any future children after you.

Maybe not. But I would be grateful.

Thanks, lev bronsteyn

Dr. Bob said...

@ Tennessee boy

Thanks for the Doo Wop Delight.

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

Some more Neo-Psycho Bums from 'Nowheria' or Siberia'.

Bungalow Bums (Russia) - Body in the Trunk, 2010
https://www.imagenetz.de/QyM9X

@La Musica e vita + Cookies

Thank you, but believe me, I knew how to work with cookies decades ago and how to delete them. My anger was, how could a stupid believe that people would read cookie settings every other day. They do it once or twice and then they click it away by accepting everything. If the terms have changed, noone would notice it. Or did you read the business terms and conditions of amazon with every single buying?

HenkP said...

I was about to upload two items to Imagenetz but at this moment that fails. Two browsers of mine report "502 Bad Gateway" for Imagenetz. This occurs almost every week around Thursday/Friday. Dunno if that’s a coincidence. A connection call-and-response disorder between servers, is my understanding. Anyone else seen this, too??
On previous occasions the problem was quickly over; I reckon it will be OK soon. No cause for panic, best thing to do is just sit back and relax. I’m creating alternate uploads elsewhere, zippyshare and krakenfiles working quite well right now.

See you soon,
--HP

Psychfan said...

@Gaius: I'm very interested in the Bhopal's Flowers post from yesterday but I'm getting a Bad Gateway message in two different browsers with the link.

@Some Old Hippy: Thanks for the underground comics!

@JWDen: Thank you for the Brain Shadows comp.

@swboy: I use a Blu-Ray player with a USB port and put the MP3s on a thumb drive. A little clunky but it works with no loss of fidelity.

BigGray said...

@ swboy

I use an optical cable from my sound card into my home theatre tuner.

Before the home theatre, when I had a stereo, I used a 3.5mm stereo jack to 2 x RCA cable. The 3.5mm jack plugs into the green port on the sound card (or motherboard) and the RCAs plug into the AUX sockets on the stereo.

I used that setup for almost twenty years, through several incarnations of computer and never had a problem. I still use this configuration on my wife's computer. It also has had no problems for five years.

This doesn't work if you have a laptop, as there isn't a green socket, only a headphone socket.

The best investment for good sound output is, in my opinion, a good soundcard. After having a soundcard on my first PCs, I suffered through on-motherboard sound for fifteen years until I built my current PC six years ago, when I decided I'd spend the money and bought a Soundblaster Z series.

They're definitely worth the money.

https://www.toptenreviews.com/sound-cards-vs-onboard-audio

G.

HenkP said...

Lovely sunny weather over here in Western Europe, so why not dish out some Beach Boys? Two CD’s here @320, each one combining two albums plus some bonuses.

BEACH BOYS – Little Deuce Coupe / All Summer Long (CD, Capitol Records 7243 5 31516 2 1, released 2001) : the LPs were from 1963 and 1964 respectively. Four bonus tracks on this CD.
https://www.discogs.com/The-Beach-Boys-Little-Deuce-Coupe-All-Summer-Long/release/16370502

Krakenfiles: https://krakenfiles.com/view/qsBftrjM5i/file.html
Workupload: https://workupload.com/file/3FPkfH4ATSj
Zippyshare: https://www37.zippyshare.com/v/Usd1Xa0Z/file.html
Imagenetz: “502 Bad gateway” [as of Friday afternoon, June 11]

BEACH BOYS – The Beach Boys Today! / Summer Days (And Summer Nights!!) (UK CD, Capitol Records CDP 7 93694 2, CZ 324, EMI Swindon pressing, released 1990). The exclamation marks are part of the official titles. Two LP albums from 1965 plus 5 bonuses on this disc.
https://www.discogs.com/The-Beach-Boys-Today-Summer-Days-And-Summer-Nights/master/236884 ;
https://www.discogs.com/The-Beach-Boys-Today-Summer-Days-And-Summer-Nights/release/8730482

Krakenfiles: https://krakenfiles.com/view/8hcPlgFeOI/file.html
Workupload: https://workupload.com/file/bsaCYe8Y9vW
Zippyshare: https://www37.zippyshare.com/v/EWWaWhhN/file.html
Imagenetz: “502 Bad gateway” [as of Friday afternoon, June 11]


Beer cans, pots and pans, many cheers to my peers (…a beach party’s goin’ on)

-HenkP

joe said...

Can someone please re-up Lost & Found - Lamp Records CD 2, I was out of town and I missed it. Thanks in advance for your help

bostig said...

@southener

Here are Long time rider, Look homeward angel and Lonesome, on'ry and mean. Enjoy

https://www.imagenetz.de/mNggH

clash said...

Various Artists – Shreveport Southern Soul…The Murco Story CD @320
http://www82.zippyshare.com/v/C8nyrNbS/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Shreveport-Southern-Soul-The-Murco-Story/release/3435868

Best Of Chase Records Volume 1: There's Got To Be A Girl, Rare & Unreleased Rock, Soul And R & B 1963- 1966 CD @320
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/E6DEQT77/file.html
http://www.ebreggae.com/Reggae/CD/144918/Various-Best-Of-Chase-Records-Volume-1-Theres-Got-To-Be-A-Girl-Rare-And-Unreleased-Rock-Soul-And-R-And-B-19631966.html

Gotta Have Love: The Best Of Chase Records Vol. 2 Rare & Unreleased Rock, Soul And R & B 1965-1970 CD @320
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/WH9Bjw8G/file.html
http://www.sirshambling.com/artists_2012/A/aubrey_twins/index.php
http://funky16corners.com/?p=6357

Mister Movie Club said...

Free Friday Films brings you

RIGET - THE KINGDOM (part 2)

If the first part of Lars Von Trier’s Riget fulfills your need for entertaining insanity, then the conclusion will really kick you in the gut. From a doctor who implants a cancerous liver into himself in the name of science, to a Danish-hating Swede who travels all the way to Haiti out of spite, the characters and storylines in this epic tale are to be enjoyed, and not questioned.

These episodes (#’s 5-8) crank up the humor factor a few more notches higher than the first batch, though not everyone is going to find this material funny. The child of Woman and Devil takes the Rosemary’s Baby concept to a ludicrous place by popping out as a full grown man’s head- though his body is a disgusting, mucous-filled mess that spends the four episodes in accelerated growth. His Pee Wee Herman-like performance is twisted genius, stretching mommy’s maternal instincts to dark regions never before imagined.

Von Trier has fun mixing horror tropes such as Satanic Rituals and phantasms with his penchant for bringing out the worst in people, and he does it with one of the most colorful casts of characters you could ever hope to find in TV Land: the bumbling boss, the dorky do-gooder, a sadistic psychiatrist who hangs out in the basement, a Masonic-like cult of surgeons, the superstitious mother who berates her dutiful oaf of a son… cutting back and forth between their crazy stories is half the fun.

Visually, Von Trier’s proto-dogme style, full of jump cuts that make no excuses for themselves, adds to the feeling of anarchy that pervades every second of this show. Who’s in charge here? Not the suits, not the doctors, and not even the spirits who haunt them. Apparently a third and final series is in the works, so what better way to get ready than to take a dip into this cesspool of comic horror?

https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2021/06/11/riget-the-kingdom-part-2/comment-page-1/#comment-167

Psychfan said...

@Gaius and HenkP: Imagenetz is OK now.

Anonymous said...

Chaps and Chapesses . . . many moons ago I owned a number of multi-cassette sets of John Le Carre reading unabridged a whole bunch of his novels (particularly the George Smiley series) - sadly as cassettes became history I parted with these to the local NHS hospital where they were happily welcomed for patient use. I was told that many of these are now available in cd form and I had a trawl across the ether. 'Tis true there are many such similar sets, but I am unable to find any as read by Mr le Carre himself. Does anybody here have any information or is anyone willing to share anything, please? I would be eternally grateful if somebody can. Many many thanks.

The Chairman said...

Great idea with those early B-Boys, HENKP, and so fitting – many thanks! A big thank you, too, to GAIUS, whose two (mighty obscure) B-Offerings of Neo-Psychedelia look and will hopefully also sound really interesting. It’s June in pre-4th-Covid-wave-Europe, and the “B” rules?

I’d rather ask the question of all current questions to the community: Who will be European football/soccer champion? Not Yogi’s Germany, says The Chairman’s crystal ball. Best, TC

jack bond said...

Trinity - Three Piece Suit (1977)

Review from Dubvendor.co.uk:
At the time of this albums original release in 1977 deejay Trinity was, alongside his pal Dillinger and Ranking Trevor at the height of his powers and popularity. Three Piece Suit with its excellent and amusing cover art and its heavy dubwise production from Joe Gibbs and the genius Errol ‘ET’ Thompson remains an entertaining listen all these years later with the gifted riddim rider jockeying a selection of wicked Gibbs riddims in fine style. His efforts on tracks like Song Of The Midnight Hour (Java), Queen Majesty, Render Your Heart (on Junior Byles’ Heart & Soul), Mohammed Ali (Joe Frazier) and Rasta Dub (Keep On Moving) full of urgency and pungent downtown Kingston vibes. Then there’s the title track over the I’m Still In Love With You Boy riddim, the springboard from which Gibbs scored an international hit with Althea & Donna’s Uptown Top Ranking. Great stuff!

https://www.imagenetz.de/CBmb7

jack bond said...

Prince Far I - The Trojan Albums Collection

Three of the original albums make their CD debut. One of the most iconic and influential Jamaican artists of all time. Comprises four of the finest Jamaican DJ LPs of the roots era

By the time Michael Williams aka Prince Far I became established as a recording artist in the mid-Seventies, he was in fact already a veteran of the Jamaican music scene, having begun deejaying early the previous decade.

His deep, slow and deliberate delivery, allied to his consistently hard-hitting commentaries proved popular with reggae fans around the world, most notably in the UK, where his work strongly resonated with the punk generation

In 1979, Far I signed with Trojan Records, cutting a quartet of vocal albums for the company over a four-year period, but in September 1983, soon after the release of his “Musical History” LP, he was senselessly murdered while visiting a friend in Portmore, Jamaica.

This 2CD set brings together the entirety of the influential DJ’s vocal recordings for Trojan, which is today widely regarded to be his finest work.

https://www.imagenetz.de/iQXnf

Crab Devil said...

@lev bronsteyn:

Here's one of your wants-- sorry I don't have the other. (If any future
children ever need chastising, by all means let them know what you COULD
have named them).

David Johansen and the Harry Smiths - Shaker
https://www12.zippyshare.com/v/INrbKDR2/file.html

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

@lev bronstein + David Johansen And The Harry Smiths

Mr. Trotzki, by entering David Johansen And The Harry Smiths into this search engine:
https://myfreemp3music.com/
You'll find tracks from the s/t album of this band. But it's in an unbelievable bad bitrate (192 or lower), so don't name your children after me. It would be enough if you call your cat 'Gaius Marius' (That's what I once did).

@Psychfan
The Bhopal's Flowers have made some more albums which is not allowed to share here (because 2021), but there's a bandcamp page. I'm happy that you were successful with d/l.

@BigGray, thanks for another Yothu Yindi album.

@sambgodot, thanks for additional DS outtakes and live material.

Anonymous said...

Yawning Angel sez...

@swboy

When my old stereo receiver bit the dust some years ago, I splashed out on a Yamaha receiver that had Ethernet and WiFi capability in addition to USB, AirPlay, DLNA, MusicCast support, etc. Prior to that, it was the old audio plug from heaphone jack to alt-input deal.

Psychfan said...

Thank you Gaius!

Psyclist said...

Steve Young

A Little North Of Nowhere
https://mega.nz/file/9IUHhYqD#v4Vi67VTdK35tPXPbpBlYCSrEot4CUiu6lZUepDCMRo

Honky Tonk Man
https://mega.nz/file/wEVHyKQD#qQITvJ5FZjb3aVfdNyPRJovgHembdyKqwheABmowy0A

Lonesome On'ry & Mean
https://mega.nz/file/xUUXlQjb#V4RC5o4Zkfaon9Dxhj2kNKYR-ws6jYPleTjWuZUhQ48

More tomorrow

Rhodb said...

Thanks Butterboy for the deep cuts and the lucky dips

Fine shares

Regards

Mike said...

ATTN - 11 JUNE 2021
Alfred said... Bert Kaempfert

Thanks again for the Bert!

Cheers,
Mike M

LittleJack said...

@ chocoreve
A big thanks for sister rosetta tharpe !

Sandi Hook said...

Metallica's Master of Puppets is a thrash rock CLASSIC! Read that and weep phat boy!

jonder said...

@Bebopalula, thank you for the Rezillos and Revillos! I will never understand why a guitarist as great as Jo Callis would trade in his six string for a synthesizer and join the Human League.

Mike said...

ATTN - Mister Movie Club said...
Free Friday Films brings you

RIGET - THE KINGDOM

Thanks!

Mike M

Anonymous said...

Man from Mordor, I'm also a proud member of the John Le Carre Appreciation Society and would love to have any downloads of his stories read by him or by anyone else. He is a literary titan. Thanking the TZ community in advance. Cheers.
-Sssam

Barron said...

@JWDen,

I was going to pass on your Metallica posts because I thought I had it all. But I decided to take inventory and discovered that all my old Metallica files had mysteriously disappeared.
So I will be very grateful for your Metallica posts and faithfully download and listen (again) to each one. Thanks!

zipper said...

Thanks Alfred for The Bert Kaempfert Story, JWDen for The Incredible Expanding Universe of Brain Shadows, Gaius for Bungalow Bums and Jack Bond for Trinity &
Prince Far I.

jack bond said...

HenkP - thank you for the Beach Boys

planckzoo said...

Henkp- TY for the Beach boys!

planckzoo said...

Anonymous Bebopalula Thank you for the Revillos and the Rezillos!