Wednesday, 16 June 2021
…and now for something completely different! 1352 - 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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Various Artists – Golden Hour Presents Supergroups Of The 60’s
My LP = Golden Hour GH 525 (U.K. 1972)
A1. The Searchers - Take Me For What I'm Worth (2:41)
A2. The Kinks - Long Tall Shorty (2:49)
A3. The Ivy League - Funny How Love Can Be (2:06)
A4. The Sorrows - Take A Heart (3:13)
A5. The Rockin' Berries - Poor Man's Son (2:03)
A6. The Searchers - What Have They Done To The Rain (2:35)
A7. The Kinks - The Kinks - Cadillac (2:44)
A8. The Ivy League - Tossing And Turning (2:26)
A9. The Sorrows - Let Me In (2:46)
A10. The Searchers - Till I Met You (2:58)
A11. The Kinks - Got Love If You Want It (3:30)
B1. The Searchers - Sweets For My Sweet (2:29)
B2. The Kinks - Lover Not A Fighter (2:06)
B3. The Ivy League - That's Why I'm Crying (2:36)
B4. The Rockin' Berries - He's In Town (2:39)
B5. The Sorrows - Let The Live Live (2:05)
B6. The Ivy League - Four And Twenty Hours (2:33)
B7. Searchers - I'll Be Doggone (2:56)
B8. The Kinks - Beautiful Delilah (2:06)
B9. The Rockin' Berries - The Water Is Over My Head (2:45)
B10. The Sorrows - You've Got What I Want (1:58)
B11. The Ivy League - Our Love Is Slipping Away (2:49)
B12. Clive Lea Of The Rockin' Berries - Call Me (3:06)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from Discogs)
https://www65.zippyshare.com/v/fW1pzKFH/file.html
Kim Fowley Jr. – Son Of Frankenstein
Moxie MLP03 (USA 1981)
This LP was re-released on Lolita Records in 1985 as “Bad News From The Underworld” by
Kim Fowley (they dropped the “Jr.”). That second version will be posted later.
Alcoholic Side
1. Face On The Factory Floor (3:01)
2. Zero-Zero (2:36)
3. Bad News From The Underworld (3:14)
4. Devil Doll Serenade (2:38)
5. Shades (2:46)
Psychedelic Side
6. Fred Loves Betty (3:34)
7. Destination Judy (2:42)
8. Other Side Of The Sun (3:24)
9. World '99 (3:02)
10. Invasion Of The Polaroid People (4:56)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://www39.zippyshare.com/v/5AANQIA3/file.html
Joan Baez – Donna Donna
Amadeo AVRS EP 15612 (Austria 1964)
4 track vinyl EP
With Fred Hellermann on second guitar (side A1 and B1)
A1. Donna Donna (3:11)
A2. House Of The Rising Sun (2:54)
B1. All My Trials (4:37)
B2. Silver Dagger (2:32)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://www54.zippyshare.com/v/kg1KwQkU/file.html
George Gershwin
Part 3 of 6
Gershwin Overtures [John McGlinn]
https://www.imagenetz.de/frnKM
01 - A Damsel In Distress - Suite - George Gershwin
02 - Girl Crazy - George Gershwin
03 - Of Thee I Sing - George Gershwin
04 - Tip-Toes - George Gershwin
05 - Primrose - George Gershwin
06 - Stiff Upper Lip - from "A Damsel In Distress" - George Gershwin
07 - Oh, Kay! - George Gershwin
Orchestra conducted by John McGlinn using the original orchestrations
Kiri Sings Gershwin [Kiri Te Kanawa with John McGlinn]
https://www.imagenetz.de/cfDTX
01 - Somebody Loves Me - George Gershwin
02 - Boy Wanted - George Gershwin
03 - Things Are Looking Up - George Gershwin
04 - Love Walked In - George Gershwin
05 - Love Is Here To Stay - George Gershwin
06 - Someone To Watch Over Me - George Gershwin
07 - But Not For Me - George Gershwin
08 - Summertime - George Gershwin
09 - The Man I Love - George Gershwin
10 - Soon - George Gershwin
11 - Meadow Serenade - George Gershwin
12 - Nice Work If You Can Get It - George Gershwin
13 - By Strauss - George Gershwin
14 - Embraceable You - George Gershwin
15 - I Got Rhythm - George Gershwin
Orchestra conducted by John McGlinn using the original orchestrations
The Gershwins In Hollywood [John Mauceri]
https://www.imagenetz.de/jJFAz
01 - Overture: Gershwin In Hollywood - George Gershwin
02 - New York Rhapsody - George Gershwin
03 - Walking The Dog - George Gershwin
04 - I've Got Beginner's Luck - George Gershwin
05 - Slap That Bass - George Gershwin
06 - They All Laughed - George Gershwin
07 - Let's Call The Whole Thing Off - George Gershwin
08 - Watch Your Step - ballet - George Gershwin
09 - A Foggy Day - George Gershwin
10 - Nice Work If You Can Get It - George Gershwin
11 - An American In London - George Gershwin
12 - Love Walked In - George Gershwin
13 - Love Is Here To Stay - George Gershwin
14 - For You For Me For Evermore - George Gershwin
https://www.discogs.com/George-Ira-Gershwin-The-Gershwins-In-Hollywood/master/834988
".what alarms me is that the s13 blogger guy who says he has a blog goes crazy and has a go at the non blogger s13(steve?)and gets involved in a comment that has nothing to do with him at all ?..so i do see how the aggrieved steve(non blogger) feels...what is disturbing is that this s13 who has a blog reacts so aggressively?.'
That clearly did not happen. The 'blogger's' post was not aggressive, but he stated his case and was quite reasonable about it.
I believe that the post I quote above was a devious fraud,and our nuisance has found a new way to cause trouble.
Don't think that a guy like this can't be both literate and deceptive.
People like this have one aim, divide and conquer, which is the only possible result of a post like this.
Don't fall for it.
THE ROWAN BROTHERS – PETER, CHRIS & LORIN
Peter Rowan began his career in Bill Monroe’s bluegrass band, before forming Earth Opera with David Grisman. He then moved on to Seatrain. Chris and Lorin moved to San Francisco, where they were championed by the Grateful Dead and recorded an album, produced by Grisman, but which saw the light of day only in Italy and a decade later.
https://www.discogs.com/Chris-Lorin-Rowan-Livin-The-Life/release/4529324
https://workupload.com/file/wvFG9EMPdTd
They then signed with Columbia and made another album with Grisman, (calling himself David Diadem), which this time did come out, but because the man who signed them, Clive Davis, was sacked soon afterwards, the album failed to get the company’s backing.
https://www.discogs.com/Rowan-Brothers-Rowan-Brothers/release/3403565
https://workupload.com/file/m44RGHSHcrs
In 2005 they recorded a new album and added a 2nd CD of tracks cut around this time, including most of Livin’ The Life and as many tracks again. In addition they offered a 5 song set from a gig at the Fillmore west, opening for the Dead, who provided the accompaniment.
https://www.discogs.com/Rowan-Brothers-Now-Then/release/10643253
Then https://workupload.com/file/eVdJcB9HjmS
NB the live tracks are numbered 18/19/20 on the download, but all 5 are there.
(The Now CD will follow in due course.)
Big Blood - Operate Spaceship Earth Properly (Feeding Tube 2018)
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Big-Blood-Operate-Spaceship-Earth-Properly/release/12012830
https://krakenfiles.com/view/IBa5vHisTS/file.html
Rockabilly Rules, Vol. 1/34
1 Rockin Red Wing Sammy Masters 02:19
2 My Baby Walks All over MeBob Luman 02:05
3 Lonesome Waters Johnny Burnette 01:54
4 Rockin' and Rollin' with Grandmaw Carson Robison 02:38
5 The Fool Bob Luman 02:40
6 Here Comes That Train Eddie Bond 01:34
7 My Square Dancin' Mama Bob Gallion 02:10
8 Rock and Roll Fever Cecil Campbell 02:24
9 Sugar Johnny Carroll & His Hot Rocks 02:15
10 Oliver Twist Meets the Duke of Oil Dave Dudley 02:15
11 Watchin' the 7-10 Roll By Buck Griffin 02:33
12 Get Rhythm Johnny Cash 02:13
13 Pink and Black Days Narvel Felts 02:17
14 Rock Your Baby Wanda Jackson 01:44
15 Peepin' Eyes Charlie Feathers 02:14
16 Wiggle Walkin' Boogie Buchanan Art 02:07
17 Let's Elope Baby Janis Martin 02:05
18 Gone Gone Gone Carl Perkins 02:36
19 Monkey and the Baboon Eddie Bond 02:00
20 I Ain't Gonna Rock Tonight Saul Hender 02:29
https://www.imagenetz.de/gWeDR
Jive Party - Volume 10/13
• 01 - Jimmy Crain - Rock A Sock Hop.mp3
• 02 - Lesley Sneed - Oh Baby Doll.mp3
• 03 - Tiny Bradshaw - Breaking Up The House.mp3
• 04 - Voxpoppers - Come Back Little Girl.mp3
• 05 - Clovers - Baby Baby.mp3
• 06 - Pat Boone - At My Front Door.mp3
• 07 - Tommy Sands - Every Once In A While.mp3
• 08 - Johnny Preston - Little Boy Blue.mp3
• 09 - Leroy Van Dyke - Chicken Shack.mp3
• 10 - Gil Bernal - Those Wanderin Eyes.mp3
• 11 - Chuck Miller - Down The Road A Piece.mp3
• 12 - Cues - Crazy Crazy Party.mp3
• 13 - Carl Mann - Dont Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes.mp3
• 14 - Eldorados - Trouble Trouble.mp3
• 15 - Elliot Brothers - Billy Boy Bop.mp3
• 16 - Gene Summers - Dance Dance dance.mp3
• 17 - Shirley And Lee - Ill Do It.mp3
• 18 - Groovey Joe Poovey - Careful Baby.mp3
• 19 - Otis Williams - One Night Only.mp3
• 20 - Sandy Scott - Shake It Up.mp3
• 21 - Huelyn Duvall - Pucker Paint.mp3
• 22 - Al Veraine - Bon Appetit.mp3
• 23 - Lyrics - Listen To My Heart.mp3
• 24 - Royaltones - Hong Kong Jelly Wrong.mp3
• 25 - Inspirations - What A Feeling.mp3
https://krakenfiles.com/view/RzcBobuo4c/file.html
RYP said... I am slowly beginning to suspect that a certain HansZun or Hans Devente is behind all this excitement.
This HansZun or Hans Devente is always sending stupid comments to dariuschrisgoes.
It might well be this jealous guy who is trying to unsettle you, RYP.
Always keep in mind that we appreciate the person you are since many years, we are too old to let ourselves be carried away by this small storm.
gorfit says:
Snowy White 03
http://www.snowywhite.com/
http://www.snowywhitefanclub.org/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowy_White
Snowy White - 1998 - Little Wing @320
https://www.discogs.com/Snowy-White-And-The-White-Flames-Little-Wing/master/1120523
Snowy White - 1999 – Keep Out We Are Toxic @320
https://www.discogs.com/Snowy-White-The-White-Flames-Keep-Out-We-Are-Toxic/master/1098171
Snowy White - 1996 - No Faith Required @320
https://www.discogs.com/Snowy-White-And-The-White-Flames-No-Faith-Required/master/694112
https://www.mediafire.com/file/qk9stsuh4qpriaw/snowhi03.rar/file
Thanks to the original uploader
CHUCK BERRY: CHECK ME OUT: THE BEST OF THE MERCURY YEARS 1967-69
Link @320:
https://workupload.com/file/SEes5XMzVXC
Chuck Berry started and ended his recording career at Chess Records, where he cut all his classic sides. He left for a couple of years to record 5 albums for Mercury. One was a live album, one consisted of re-recordings of Chess hits. The other three were studio albums, from which I have chosen:
01 Check Me Out
02 I Can't Believe
03 Louie to Frisco
04 Good Looking Woman
05 Soul Rockin'
06 Laugh And Cry
07 Oh Captain
08 Misery
09 Rock Cradle Rock
10 Mum's the Word
11 Club Nitty Gritty
12 My Woman
13 It Hurts Me Too
14 Ma Dear
15 Back To Memphis
A FLAC version can be found on my links page, here:
https://www.traff.co/NqA0xaF3
Feel free to browse all my other compilations.
@chocoreve
"Always keep in mind that we appreciate the person you are since many years, we are too old to let ourselves be carried away by this small storm."
Full ack!!
And kudos to RYP for handling this potentially disruptive situation.
Wimp
Here is todays Free Stuff all compilations today
VA-Swedish Who Covers
https://www.mediafire.com/file/bxsb73k6x0jvy1z/swecovwho.zip/file
VA-Room Of Loud Sound - Heavy Psych From The USA 1968-72 - Psychic Circle
https://www.mediafire.com/file/7dlpbn7l79qpz95/roolou.zip/file
VA-Uneven Paths_ Deviant Pop From Europe 1980-1991
https://www.mediafire.com/file/dl7mm9mfk4khxns/unepah.zip/file
Every ship hits a squall or three on its journey HMS TZ is no different I know the Captain will keep on the right path bless his cotton socks
Billboard 1963 Part 50 (updated & remastered)
1. Steve Alaimo - Gotta Lotta Love (1:54)
2. Steve Alaimo - Happy Pappy (2:24)
3. Ginny Arnell - Dumb Head (2:15)
4. Ginny Arnell - How Many Times Can One Heart Break (2:27)
5. Ace Cannon - Swanee River (S) (2:08)
6. Ace Cannon - Moanin' The Blues (S) (2:17)
7. The Chiffons - I Have A Boyfriend (2:04)
8. The Chiffons - I'm Gonna Dry My Eyes (2:14)
9. Dion Di Muci - Drip Drop (S) (2:36)
10. Dion Di Muci - No One's Waiting For Me (S) (2:16)
11. Debbie Dovale - Hey Lover (2:08)
12. Debbie Dovale - The World We Love In (3:18)
13. Shirley Ellis - The Nitty Gritty (S) (2:16)
14. Shirley Ellis - The Nitty Gritty (2:15)
15. Shirley Ellis - Give Me A List (1:54)
16. The Essex f. Anita Humes - She's Got Everything (S) (2:10)
17. The Essex f. Anita Humes - She's Got Everything (2:11)
18. The Essex f. Anita Humes - Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind (S) (2:25)
19. The Essex f. Anita Humes - Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind (2:25)
20. Wilbert Harrison - Near To You (2:40)
21. Wilbert Harrison - Say It Again (2:41)
22. The Jaynetts - Keep An Eye On Her (2:49)
23. The Jaynetts - Keep An Eye On Her (Instrumental Background) (2:56)
24. Little Eva - Let's Start The Party Again (2:48)
25. Little Eva - Please Hurt Me (2:46)
26. Trini Lopez - Kansas City (S) (3:21)
27. Trini Lopez - Kansas City (3:18)
28. Trini Lopez - Lonesome Traveler (S) (2:28)
29. Trini Lopez - Lonesome Traveler (2:27)
30. Garnet Mimms & The Enchanters - For Your Precious Love (S) (3:00)
31. Garnet Mimms & The Enchanters - For Your Precious Love (3:00)
32. Garnet Mimms & The Enchanters - Baby Don't You Weep (2:45)
33. Garnet Mimms & The Enchanters - Baby Don't You Weep - Album (S) (3:27)
34. Neil Sedaka - Bad Girl (S) (2:29)
35. Neil Sedaka - Bad Girl (2:29)
36. Neil Sedaka - Wait' Til You See My Baby (S) (2:48)
37. Neil Sedaka - Wait' Til You See My Baby (2:48)
38. Sunny & The Sunliners - Rags To Riches (2:15)
39. Sunny & The Sunliners - Not Even Judgment Day (3:09)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1x5CRqsCPHUUxjedRpwSunmftFnJij2aC
pass: U15.06.21
monty,
That's the way it is! I bless my cotton socks every morning before breakfast anyway... ; )
Hello everybody.
Anyone can share Georgie Fame's Live in Europe 1967?
I think it's a RSD vinyl from a few years back.
Thanks in advance.
Various Artists - Seven Inchers Vol. 52 45’s
The Showmen - 39 - 21 - 46/Swish Fish 7" (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Showmen-39-21-46/release/5380097
The Righteous Brothers - Along Came Jones/Jimmy's Blues 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Righteous-Brothers-Along-Came-Jones/release/5485586
The Foundations - Baby, Now That I've Found You/Come On Back To Me 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Foundations-Baby-Now-That-Ive-Found-You/release/4530420
John Handy - Hard Work/Young Enough To Dream 7" (1976
https://www.discogs.com/John-Handy-Hard-Work/release/2337529
Natural Experience - Hide And Seek Part I/Hide And Seek Part II 7" (1976)
https://www.45cat.com/record/irda269
https://www.discogs.com/Natural-Experience-Hide-And-Seek/release/4700161
Barrett Strong - Is It True (Stereo)/Is It True (Mono) 7" (1975)
https://www.discogs.com/Barrett-Strong-Is-It-True/release/5227735
Papa Joe's Music Box - Jean/Papa Joe's Thing 7" (1969)
https://www.discogs.com/Papa-Joes-Music-Box-Jean/release/10409553
Johnny Thunder & Ruby Winters - Make Love To Me/Teach Me Tonight 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Thunder-Ruby-Winters-Make-Love-To-Me/release/2843948
Jackie And Millie - My Desire / That's How Strong My Love Is 7" (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/Jackie-And-Millie-Millie-My-Desire-Thats-How-Strong-My-Love-Is/release/1499720
Earthquire - Sunshine Man (Stereo)/Sunshine Man (Mono) 7" (1973)
https://www.discogs.com/Earthquire-Sunshine-Man/release/10269165
Bill Haley And His Comets - The Saints Rock 'N Roll/R-O-C-K 7" (1956)
https://www.discogs.com/Bill-Haley-And-His-Comets-The-Saints-Rock-N-Roll-R-O-C-K/release/13663056
Newport News - When The Bell Rings/We Never Said Forever 7" (1972)
https://www.discogs.com/Newport-News-When-The-Bell-Rings/release/10270448
Don Cherry - When You Leave Amarillo, Turn Out The Lights/Cajun Fiddler 7" (1973)
https://www.discogs.com/Don-Cherry-When-You-Leave-Amarillo-Turn-Out-The-Lights/release/6012309
These Gents - Yesterday Standing By (Part 1)/Yesterday Standing By (Part 2) 7" (1974)
https://www.discogs.com/These-Gents-Yesterday-Standing-By/release/9663307
Dyke And The Blazers - You Are My Sunshine/City Dump 7" (1969)
https://www.discogs.com/Dyke-And-The-Blazers-You-Are-My-Sunshine/release/9854402
Sugar Bears - You Are The One/Someone Like You 7" (1972)
https://www.discogs.com/Sugar-Bears-You-Are-The-One/release/6861855
All @320 and all in one zip file
https://www64.zippyshare.com/v/podLf4RO/file.html
Various Artists - Seven Inchers Bonus Edition Vol. 2 45’s
Cashman, Pistilli and West = Automatic Pilot / Midnight Man 7" (1970”
https://www.45cat.com/record/1c00680526
The Bandwagon - Breakin' Down The Walls Of Heartache / Dancin' Master 7” (1968)
https://www.45cat.com/record/510352
Howard Roberts - Color Him Funky / Florence of Arabia 7" (1963)
https://www.discogs.com/Howard-Roberts-Florence-of-Arabia-Color-Him-Funky/release/10459953
Fatback Brother Bill Curtis - Dance Girl / Goin' To See My Baby 7" (1973)
https://www.discogs.com/Fatback-Brother-Bill-Curtis-Dance-Girl-Goin-To-See-My-Baby/release/1484901
George Guess - Do It To Death / No Matter What 7" (1974)
https://www.discogs.com/George-Guess-Do-It-To-Death-No-Matter-What/release/2717928
Billy Lee Riley - Don't Fight It /Mississippi Delta 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/Billy-Lee-Riley-Mississippi-Delta/master/1058470
Nino Tempo & 5th Ave Sax - Don't Stop Now / Gettin' Off 7" (1974)
https://www.discogs.com/Nino-Tempo-5th-Ave-Sax-Dont-Stop-Now-Gettin-Off/release/4187511
Matthew Moore -Face In The Crowd / St. James Infirmary 7" (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/Matthew-Moore-Face-In-The-Crowd/master/742557
Ike Turner - Father Alone / Take My Hand Precious Lord 7" (1974
https://www.discogs.com/Ike-Turner-Father-Alone-Take-My-Hand-Precious-Lord/release/6590121
Ike and Tina Turner - Finger Poppin / It's All Over 7" (1965)
https://www.discogs.com/Ike-Tina-Turner-Finger-Poppin-Its-All-Over/release/6567534
Johnny Moore - Haven't I Been Good To You / A Dollar Ninety Eight 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Moore-Havent-I-Been-Good-To-You/release/2935008
The Rooney Brothers - I'm Left To Wonder / I'm Wondering 7" (1968)
https://www.45cat.com/record/444526
The Wanted - In The Midnight Hour / Here To Stay 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Wanted-In-The-Midnight-Hour-Here-To-Stay/release/4096188
The Brothers Cain - Pupil Alexander/Better Times 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Brothers-Cain-Pupil-Alexander-Better-Times/release/9369994
Don Covay - The Popeye Waddle / One Little Boy Had Money 7" (1962)
https://www.discogs.com/Don-Covay-The-Popeye-Waddle/master/972457
The Capitols - We Got A Thing That's In The Groove / Tired Running From You 7" (1966)
https://www.45cat.com/record/451526
All @320 and all in one zip file
https://www30.zippyshare.com/v/yfnVUU8C/file.html
Various Artists - Seven Inchers Bonus Edition Vol. 3
Ronnie Milsap - Ain't No Soul Left In These Ole Shoes/Another Branch From The Old Tree 7" (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/master/view/451961
Art Sir Van - All My Love / The Little Girl 7" (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/Art-Sir-Van-All-My-Love-The-Little-Girl/release/7134428
https://www.45cat.com/record/nc294630us
Uncle Sound - Beverly Hills / I'm Gonna Ask Him 7" (1968)
https://www.discogs.com/Uncle-Sound-Beverly-Hills-Im-Gonna-Ask-Him/release/4262743
Frosty - I Want To Know / Organ Grinder´s Monkey 7" (1970)
https://www.discogs.com/Frosty-I-Want-To-Know/release/5401980
https://www.45cat.com/record/k14109us
Society's Bag - Let It Crawl / Patchwork 7" (1972)
https://www.discogs.com/Societys-Bag-Let-It-Crawl/master/627022
Ernie and the Emperors - Meet Me At The Corner / Got A Lot I Want To Say 7" (1965)
https://www.discogs.com/Ernie-And-The-Emperors-Meet-Me-At-The-Corner-Got-A-Lot-I-Want-To-Say/master/1067786
Boudewijn De Groot - Picknick / Ballade Van De Vriendinnen Van Een Nacht 7" (1967)
https://www.discogs.com/Boudewijn-de-Groot-Picknick-Ballade-Van-De-Vriendinnen-Van-Een-Nacht/release/3228697
Ian & The Zodiacs - So Much In Love With You / This Empty Place 7" (1965)
https://www.discogs.com/Ian-The-Zodiacs-So-Much-In-Love-With-You-This-Empty-Place/release/5285313
Grady and Brady - Star Of The Show / Sad September/ 7"
https://www.discogs.com/Brady-And-Grady-Star-Of-The-Show-Sad-September/release/10635219
The Metros - Sweetest One / Time Changes Things 7" (1966)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Metros-Sweetest-One-Time-Changes-Things/release/768269
The Koobas - Take Me For A Little While / Somewhere In The Night 7" (1965)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Koobas-Take-Me-For-A-Little-While-Somewhere-In-The-Night/release/4876194
https://www.45cat.com/record/7n17012
The Herd - The Game / Beauty Queen 7" (1969)
https://www.45cat.com/record/f1646
Edwin Birdsong - The Uncle Tom Game / It Ain't No Fun Being A Welfare Recipient 7" (1971)
https://www.discogs.com/Edwin-Birdsong-The-Uncle-Tom-Game-It-Aint-No-Fun-Being-A-Welfare-Recipient/release/2187459
The Cookies - Wounded / All My Trials 7" (1967)
https://www.45cat.com/record/7025
The Association - Yes, I Will / I Am Up For Europe 7" (1969)
https://www.discogs.com/The-Association-Yes-I-Will/release/5019744
R.B. Hudman - Yo-Yo / Naughty Claudie 7" (1968)
https://www.discogs.com/R-B-Hudman-Yo-Yo/release/4336790
All @320 and all in one zip file
https://www7.zippyshare.com/v/Ol2oy0fA/file.html
Gaius said:
French Canadian band called themselves after the German born French composer Jacques Offenbach (Orpheus in der Unterwelt / ...from the Underworld, Hoffmann's Erzählungen / ...Tales).
So you can make up your own mind if this Prog band isn't far away from Rock opera or Rock Operetta. Here's:
Offenbach (Canada) - Bulldozer, 1973
https://www.imagenetz.de/5if9W
Would anyone have anything by THE JUBALAIRES, a wonderful jubilee gospel group? I'm looking for their material from the 1940's and 50's.
Thanks in advance to anyone who is able and willing to share this (and to everyone else here).
Let the music play friends ...
Ike Turner - Blues Roots (UA 1972)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/sil236jsr7zwfo8/BR.rar/file
Lattimore Brown - Little Box Of Tricks (Aim 2006)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/huh98zxabmelq1v/LBOT.rar/file
Willie West & The High Society Brothers - Lost Soul (Timmion 2014)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/k1x9kaae6p9rw1q/LS.rar/file
Re: "Are You Excited"....Someone posted the first 2 Volumes...Anybody have Volumes 3 & 4 ??.....Thank You...SkipmOOOse :)
Hi Chocoreve...back on June 10th you shared volume 1 of The Ultimate Folk Collection. You mentioned it was 1/3 so I was wondering if you are planning to share volume's 2 & 3? Thanks!
Hi folks -
I've been reading through the Metallica debate. A few points for what it's worth.
- The overwhelming majority of all of the music posted on this blog has always been "corporate rock" (or corporate whatever music), often appearing on the very largest record labels ever. So that's just a bizarre criticism to me. I also don't get the logic of any of it; would it not be good if you don't like the big labels to download their stuff without paying for it? Conversely if you support the small labels, why post their stuff..?
- Metallica specifically started out the dead opposite of corporate rock, their first songs came out on the first release of the Metal Blade label which was operated by one guy on a shoestring budget. Their first album was the first release by a small-venue metal concert promoter who borrowed the money to do a small pressing of the first Metallica label. As they grew in popularity they signed with the majors... joining the acts that get posted on this and every other similar blog who started out with the majors from day one. If anyone wants to take a swipe at Metallica for Napster etc, fine by me, but it's weird to characterize them as some variety of special "corporate rock." What labels were everyone who played Woodstock signed to?
I wonder too, what is anyone to do when your band becomes so popular that you can't fit an audience in a 1000, 5000, 20,000 seat venue any longer..? One guy at his kitchen table can't handle that any longer.
- It's fine not to like metal. It's not so great to characterize all the bands and fans as some special variety of misogynist, homophobe etc. Metallica has a pretty lefty/anti-authority lyrical bent as does most of the speedmetal side of things. Whether the fans all hear that I don't know, but it;s there. One commenter even bizarrely referenced Judas Priest, whose singer is an out gay man who for decades has gotten his stage wear from gay leather fetish shops.
Thanks for the blog, which is great. It is of course "yours" (none of the music is of course, that's all someone else's) and you can do with it as you please.
Can anyone share Cesar Rosas live album “Live From Galaxy”. Thanks so much. Scott S
Today my Spanish friend José placed P.F. Sloan - Take him for what he's worth on his excellent blog Tommentón en la Cuadra.
http://tommentonenlacuadra.blogspot.com/2021/06/pf-sloan-take-him-for-what-hes-worth.html
The Discogs page for the CDR is https://www.discogs.com/PF-Sloan-Take-Him-For-What-Hes-Worth-Rare-Singles-And-Unreleased-Demos/release/3353450
What makes the download on José's blog special is that it also has a PDF-file of the booklet (200 pages!). In 2000-2001 I made 3 editions of 30 copies each, but as I don't intend to make a 4th edition after all these years, I thought I might as well throw it on Internet.
For more info see https://pwedding.home.xs4all.nl/pfsloan/pfsloan.htm
Day 3 of Amazing Rhythm Aces - apple lossless, link good for 6 days
1994 Ride Again
1997 Out Of The Blue
1998 Chock Full Of Country Goodness
https://we.tl/t-DNH3dsrN3c
If someone could re-post Lost & Found - Lamp Records CD 2 it would be appreciated - the link is dead
Frank Zappa - You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore Vol.2 - The Helsinki Concert (1988)
AllMusic Review:
In his contract with Ryko, Frank Zappa had to put together 12 CDs worth of live material for the series You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore. The fact that he decided to devote two of them (all of Vol. 2) to a Helsinki concert from 1974 illustrates how good and representative he thought it was -- and he was right. This two-CD set features the 1973-1974 band (Napoleon Murphy Brock, George Duke, Ruth Underwood, Tom Fowler, Chester Thompson) near the end of their tour, in a concert in faraway Finland on September 22, 1974 (there were actually two concerts performed that day and, as usual, Zappa edited the best moments together). The set list comes mostly from the Roxy & Elsewhere repertoire, except that here the songs are taken at a faster tempo and free of the overdubs found on the original album. "Echidna's Arf (Of You)" and "Don't You Ever Wash That Thing?" are very exciting, but without the vocal overdubs "Cheepnis" feels empty. But the treats lie elsewhere, as in the playful "Inca Roads" (Zappa used the guitar solo from this concert for the One Size Fits All version); "RDNZL," still a work-in-progress at the time; the unreleased "Approximate" (including hilarious stage craziness); and "T'Mershi Duween." The band is in great shape, Zappa being particularly witty and good-humored. When a member of the audience requests the Allman Brothers song "Whipping Post," he spontaneously rewrites the lyrics to "Montana" -- and backup vocalists Brock and Duke have to adapt! For fans of the man's complex, progressive rock-tinged music of the mid-'70s, this is a must-have, even though it also contains very average moments ("Dupree's Paradise," for instance). Sound quality is very good, superior to any bootleg from this period.
https://www.imagenetz.de/w7Kn6
Dillinger - Cocaine In My Brain - The Anthology (2004)
AllMusic Review:
Thanks in part to innovators like U-Roy and Big Youth, DJ music became popular in Jamaica in the early '70s, spawning several original stylists like Dennis Alcapone, I-Roy, and Dillinger in the process. Fortunately, after years of sporadic reissues, these somewhat overlooked performers are being heard on many quality retrospectives, including this fine Dillinger title from Trojan. Combining the Charly collection Cocaine with several early singles cut with mentor Lee "Scratch" Perry, Cocaine in My Brain traces Dillinger's development and subsequent rise to fame during the '70s. Big hits like the title track and "Marijuana in My Brain" are representative of the DJ's later material, spotlighting his ease with both funky productions and more hardcore, dub-inflected material. Unfortunately, Dillinger's bad taste is also in evidence with cuts like "Crab in My Pants" and "Mickey Mouse Crab Louse." Lyric matters aside, the music remains engaging throughout, and the many Perry-produced tracks taking up the second half of the disc nicely wind things up with raw and electric standouts like "Mid East Rock" and "Tighten Up Skank." Although a more representative Dillinger disc taking in more of his early material is needed, Cocaine in My Brain does offer a nice introduction to this underrated MC.
https://www.imagenetz.de/9EAQb
@Blogger jack bond
Frank Zappa - You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore Vol.2 - The Helsinki Concert (1988)
Yep one of best live Zappa recordings.
I LOVE Zappa but he did release an awful lot of shite. But this is just great.
Some of the others in this 12 CD collection not so much...
Ta
Bob.
Request for Deadheads, great rock n punk outfit from Sweden, sounds a lot like Hellacopters, a good thing if you ask me.
-This I Deadheads First Album 2014
-Loadead 2015
-This One Goes To 11 2018
Some of these Scandinavian bands go under the radar in North America and are hard to find. Any help is appreciated.
Thx in advance
Jeremy in Toronto
Has anyone got the 2 fer CD by The Shirelles: “Happy And In Love / Shirelles” (2014) that they could share?
Big Gray,
Your Gershwin posts are highly appreciated. Great Thanks!
Gbrand
Nobody goes to a Classical Music blog and searches for, asks for, or posts the Sex Pistols.
No one goes to a blog specializing in Punk and looks for, posts or asks for The Carpenters.
Why does anyone expect this blog to be all things to all people? Most of us originally discovered and then kept returning to this blog because it specialized in certain genres of music. RYP has been extremely open about creating the "Now For Something Different" thread and allowing it to take it's own course. Even for Metallica, which is not really the genre one might have in mind when deciding to visit this blog, RYP quickly reconsidered his position and decided to even allow this. Most people, once having established a position, would then double down on it - right or wrong. Just the fact that RYP would even reconsider his decision - let alone reverse it, is a reflection of how open and welcoming he is.
Many blogs make it difficult to comment or post or even download without jumping through hoops. RYP is even willing to post comments which attack him personally. This is the most 'democratic' blog I believe I've ever seen.
It's also the nicest blog I believe I've ever visited. There is an occasional agitated jerk, but RYP even lets jerks post comments, and the community as a whole has been pretty good about pushing back against mean and rude comments. So, every once in a while a bit of ugliness might pop up, but is usually buried rather quickly by the mostly kindhearted souls who visit here.
I do not take TZ lightly or take it for granted. It is one of the best sites on the internet, and I (and I suspect many of us) would have a huge hole in our lives if it disappeared.
Amazing how someone requests the Amazing Rhythm Aces catalogue, and I have so far uploaded 3 folders with 3 albums, and no one has downloaded them. I guess I don't need to bother uploading the last 3 tomorrow. Y'all are missing out on a very good band.
Jack Bond -- Vol. 3 of the 'You Can't Do That on Stage Anymore' is also great - particularly the first of the two CDs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L397TWLwrUU
saw the band once but with the "wrong" singer
As Requested... Ars Longa Vita Brevis is the second album by the English progressive rock group the Nice. Guitarist David O'List left the band during the recording of the album, leaving the remaining three members to complete it. After flirting briefly with replacement guitarists (including Steve Howe, later to join Yes), the Nice decided to carry on as a keyboard-led trio. The title is an aphorism attributed to Hippocrates usually rendered as "Art is long, life is short"; Keith Emerson's interpretation of this can be gauged from his sleevenote:
Newton's first law of motion states a body will remain at rest or continue with uniform motion in a straight line unless acted on by a force. This time the force happened to come from a European source. Ours is an extension of the original Allegro from Brandenburg Concerto No. 3. Yesterday I met someone who changed my life, today we put down a sound that made our aim accurate. Tomorrow is yesterday's history and art will still be there, even if life terminates.
Structurally the album started where its predecessor left off – shortish songs and extended work-outs based on classical themes – but a step forward was taken with the addition of an orchestra and the extended length of Ars Longa Vita Brevis itself, foreshadowing the later Five Bridges Suite. Furthermore, this album contains some songs in which Keith Emerson sings lead vocals: he shares the singing with Lee Jackson in "Daddy, Where Did I Come From", sings all lead vocals on "Happy Freuds" and sings the bridge in "Little Arabella".
Enjoy
https://www.mediafire.com/file/mg1nf11z29k4pin/NiceArs.zip/file
The Nice Swedish Radio Sessions 1967.
The name of Keith Emerson has forever been sullied by the activities of behemoth classical-rock monsters ELP, but as with so many artists of his generation, if you scratch the surface and do a little delving, you come across a very different beast indeed. No one who buys this album will be unaware of Mr Moog-mauler's pedigree, but for those unschooled in prog history it may come as some surprise to hear that this, his sophomore outfit, started as a support band for sixties soul diva PP Arnold. While performing warm-up sets prior to her arrival onstage, the band discovered a talent for stage craft and theatre which, when married to Emerson's Jimmy Smith licks and Davy O'List's psychedelic guitar strangling, resulted in a sound that was very much flavour du jour in early 1967.
This slice of pop archaeology comes at us from the mists of time when the band were just starting to road test the songs from their first album, the ingeniously titled The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack. The title track and their freaked-out mangling of Dave Brubeck's "Rondo" (12 minutes plus!) are present and correct as is "Flower King Of Flies", the psychedelic stomper which demonstrates that The Nice could easily match contemporaries such as the Pink Floyd and Soft Machine for lysergic weirdness. Completists will love the inclusion of three non-originals including the almost mandatory (for the time) Dylan number and a lumpen version of "You Keep Me Hanging On" which may even pre-date Vanilla Fudge's useless rendition.
Enjoy
https://www.mediafire.com/file/490sw16g20rgi75/TN01.rar/file
gorp said...
Nobody goes to a Classical Music blog and searches for, asks for, or posts the Sex Pistols.
No one goes to a blog specializing in Punk and looks for, posts or asks for The Carpenters.
Why does anyone expect this blog to be all things to all people? Most of us originally discovered and then kept returning to this blog because it specialized in certain genres of music. RYP has been extremely open about creating the "Now For Something Different" thread and allowing it to take it's own course.
I love you guys like the music-obsessed uncles I never had. But I really don't get this argument at all--and really, I think it's a moot point as the person who precipitated it already stated he was taking a break for other reasons.
And while I agree with all the points you made above, I disagree with you about the "Now For Something Different' threads--which I think are flat-out fantastic (and I thanks you all for your many posts). The clearly stated rules are: Nothing after 2018 and a maximum of three posts per day. There's no mention of acceptable music genres, and to be honest, I think the more the better. I for one would have never otherwise heard the incredible "A New Kind of Mambo" comps or the dozens of Rough Guides posted here. But clearly this is RYP's house, and he's gracious enough to let us all play, so I do respect his rules. In this case, however, I think the "Now For Something Completely Different" should be open to all comers that meet the stated requirements.
@gorp said "
I do not take TZ lightly or take it for granted. It is one of the best sites on the internet, and I (and I suspect many of us) would have a huge hole in our lives if it disappeared."
Just want to echo - a million times this.
@BigGray
Thanks for the Gershwin. Always appreciated. I didn't have the Gershwin in Hollywood collection.
sambgodot thank you for the Rowans.
I totally agree with this sentence from gorp posting: "I do not take TZ lightly or take it for granted. It is one of the best sites on the internet, and I (and I suspect many of us) would have a huge hole in our lives if it disappeared.".
@Searnav
Thanks for Cowboy Copas 'As You Remember.' An excellent Copas title. Good sound quality too.
Mark R,
Shoot me an email (it's in my blogger profile) and I will direct you to some Jubalaires files.
@ Gaius
My heartfelt thanks for the BULLDOZER soundtrack album by (mostly) OFFENBACH. They were one of the most popular band in Québec for many years. And no, they were not a prog band but a solid, rough rock band led by the late lead singer/organist Gerry Boulet. They did include some prog elements in their music, but it always ended sounding more like rock.
After the band broke up Gerry Boulet went solo and produced more music but the Big C put a stop to all of that in 1990.
Here's one cut from the PRESQUE 40 ANS DE BLUES LP issued in 1990 containing some of his solo work. I think it's at 128k and was found somewhere on the net.
Gerry Boulet - Le Roi d'la Marchette
https://www56.zippyshare.com/v/KEcQlExw/file.html
If there's any interest, I do own the LP and could rip the whole thing at 320k.
@jack bond: Thank you much for the Zappa concert.
@gorp: You are entirely correct.
Gorp, well said, TZ is a treasure and I don't even want to think about it disappearing...
@Mark R
requested "Would anyone have anything by THE JUBALAIRES, a wonderful jubilee gospel group? I'm looking for their material from the 1940's and 50's."
Here -
Jubalaires – 1947-1948 The Singing Waiters (2004) @320
Thanks to the original uploader
https://mega.nz/file/f0kzhAiC#JawOd9bANLwZ4CFkvsLLW0ihspXE7kTydElYJoMnnqw
@imnokid
Amazing Rhythm Aces!
More, more, more ...!
Thanks!
zipper said... Hi Chocoreve...back on June 10th you shared volume 1 of The Ultimate Folk Collection. You mentioned it was 1/3 so I was wondering if you are planning to share volume's 2 & 3? Thanks!
Hmmm... Totally forgot to share the other volumes, I will start tomorrow.
joe said... If someone could re-post Lost & Found - Lamp Records CD 2 it would be appreciated - the link is dead
Joe send me your email. bzh55(at)yahoo(dot)com
imnokid said...
Amazing how someone requests the Amazing Rhythm Aces catalogue, and I have so far uploaded 3 folders with 3 albums, and no one has downloaded them. I guess I don't need to bother uploading the last 3 tomorrow. Y'all are missing out on a very good band.
I have, for which many thanks
@ imnokid
Thaks for the reminder. I assumed that I had them all, but when I checked, I founf that I was missing "Out Of The Blue", which I have now downloaded, so today's post should be showing one download.
Aa well as the other eight albums that you posted I have
1976-Austin: City Limits (S02E02 Aired 1976-11-30 DVD?) [mp3 rip]
1980-How The Hell Do You Spell Rhythum?
1981-Absolutely Live (Their Greatest Hits Live)
2003-Nothing But The Blues
2011-Live In America
all @ 320
and five Russell Smith solo albums
four @ 320, one @ 160
If you have anything other than these I, at least, would appreciate them.
G.
Strange. I have dl all of them and I hope that you share the rest. Take care
Bostig
@ flatspin and Earthbound:
Much thanks for your help with the music of THE JUBALAIRES. Greatly appreciated!!
Gazz Gazeer - Thanks for the Nice and informative notes (I never knew I'd heard Emerson sing !). It's strange how he seemed to go backwards (music-wise) in forming ELP. The Nice were genuinely inventive whereas ELP soon settled into a formula. I had the same feeling about Joe Walsh joining The Eagles - you wonder 'Why would they do that?'. (Apart from the $$$ of course !)
I wonder if wetransfer is not reporting correctly. I've certainly downloaded the Amazing Rhythm Aces offerings - haven't had time to unpack and listen to them, but I've downloaded them.
I only have vague memories of the band from back in the day, so I look forward to hearing them again.
Thanks Jack Bond for the Dillinger share.
In putting together my final Russell Smith post for tomorrow, I realised that I lost my The Amazing Rhythm Aces - How The Hell Do You Spell Rythum ? files. It was one I never got on CD. Anybody have it that they could share?
BigGrey
I posted Nothing But The Blues in my 4th Aces Post. And Live In America is the same show as the Concert Classics CD, also in the 4th posting.
If you would be so kind, I could use these 3
1976-Austin: City Limits
1980-How The Hell Do You Spell Rhythum?
1981-Absolutely Live (Their Greatest Hits Live)
I just posted the first 3 Russel Smith albums, 2 in apple lossless, and more coming tomorrow and the next day.
Glad there are others who appreciate this band.
jack bond fully agree regarding joe walsh joining the eagles.and i fully agree with gorp and steve S regarding how fantastic this blog is .i have discovered alot of great music via this blog and the very friendly and helpful people who share here richb
@imnokid
thank you
@imnokid said...
Amazing how someone requests the Amazing Rhythm Aces catalogue, and I have so far uploaded 3 folders with 3 albums, and no one has downloaded them. I guess I don't need to bother uploading the last 3 tomorrow. Y'all are missing out on a very good band.
@imnokid that would've been me. I have been out & about where access to the world wide web was very limited. I have been working through the blog this morning and am very grateful for your ARA posts. I do hope that you will post the last three albums.
Regards
P
@imnokid
@BigGray
I'm a late comer to the Amazing Rhythm Aces & Russell Smith and would be very grateful if you could post more material from them
Regards
P
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