Wednesday, 9 June 2021
…and now for something completely different! 1345 - 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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RYP & Gyro : You shared many albums over the years, I wonder if you like it or if you hate it or if you don’t pay attention when we happen to repost one of those ?
Dig the Fuzz - Roller Coaster Records
• 01 Link Wray; - The Fuzz.mp3
• 02 The Rockin' Rebels; - Wild Weekend.mp3
• 03 Roy Buchanan; - Mule Train Stomp.mp3
• 04 Frank Slay & His Orchestra; - Bei mir bist de schoen.mp3
• 05 The Rockin' Rebels; - Flibbity Jibbit.mp3
• 06 Kathy Lynn & The Playboys; - Rock City.mp3
• 07 The Secrets; - Hot Toddy.mp3
• 08 The Buddies; - The Beatle.mp3
• 09 Link Wray & The Wray Men; - Run Chicken Run.mp3
• 10 The Secrets; - Twin Exhaust.mp3
• 11 Kathy Lynn & The Playboys; - Rockin' Red River.mp3
• 12 The Locomotions; - Make It Saturday Night.mp3
• 13 Joey & The VIPs; - Joey's Walk.mp3
• 14 The Buddies; - Pulsebeat.mp3
• 15 The Rockin' Rebels; - Donkey Twine.mp3
• 16 The Triumphs; - Joust About.mp3
• 17 The Buena Vistas; - T.N.T.mp3
• 18 The Guys From U.N.C.L.E.; - Jammin'.mp3
• 19 The Reveliers; - Part III.mp3
• 20 The Locomotions; - Weekend Workout.mp3
http://ddl.to/d/1SrIC
Big Blood - The Grove (2007) Experimental Folk
https://www.discogs.com/fr/Big-Blood-The-Grove/release/3139937
https://krakenfiles.com/view/wuljgD5BRB/file.html
Jive Party - Volume 04/13
• 01 - Cues - Killer Diller.mp3
• 02 - Merrill E Moore - Cooing The Wrong Pidgeon.mp3
• 03 - Fontaine Brothers - Everybody Rock.mp3
• 04 - Ben Hewitt - For Quite A While.mp3
• 05 - Marty Robbins - Long Tall Sally.mp3
• 06 - Benny Joy - Im Gonna Move.mp3
• 07 - Laurel London - Dont Knock The Rock.mp3
• 08 - Peanuts Wilson - Ive Had It.mp3
• 09 - Rover Boys - Sixteen Teens.mp3
• 10 - Fuller Todd - Real True Lover.mp3
• 11 - Clyde McPhatter - Deep Sea Ball.mp3
• 12 - Lonnie Baron - Teenage Queen.mp3
• 13 - Searchers - Ooo Wee.mp3
• 14 - Boots Randolph - Hey Elvis.mp3
• 15 - Joe Turner - Love Roller Coaster.mp3
• 16 - Jimmy Breedlove - Good Gosh Almighty.mp3
• 17 - Neil Sedaka - Ring A Rockin.mp3
• 18 - Bill Haley - Ida Sweet As Cider.mp3
• 19 - Morgans - Lets Get Going Baby.mp3
• 20 - Bobby Darin - Pity Miss Kity.mp3
• 21 - Roy Milton - Bam A Lam.mp3
• 22 - Billy Sproud - If Your So Smart.mp3
• 23 - Denny Boyce - Not Here Not There.mp3
• 24 - Roy Hamilton - Im Gonna Lock Your Heart.mp3
• 25 - Platters - Hula Hoop.mp3
https://racaty.net/kars98sodv1r
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 80s
John Williams
Together Again [Julian Bream, John Williams]
https://www.imagenetz.de/cbT3S
01 - Serenade In A, Op. 96 - 1. Largo Maestoso
02 - Serenade In A, Op. 96 - 2. Larghetto - Ferdinando Carulli
03 - Serenade In A, Op. 96 - 3. Finale - Ferdinando Carulli
04 - Danzas Españolas, Op. 37 - Rondella Aragonesa - Enrique Granados
05 - Cantos De Espana, Op. 232 - Bajo La Palmera - Isaac Albéniz
06 - Danzas Españolas, Op. 37 - Zambra - Enrique Granados
07 - Variazioni Concertanti, Op. 130 - Mauro Giuliani
08 - Iberia, B 47 - Evocación - Isaac Albéniz
09 - Pavan - Robert Johnson
10 - Galliard - Robert Johnson
11 - Polish Partita - Ouverture - Georg Philipp Telemann
12 - Polish Partita - Harlequinade - Georg Philipp Telemann
13 - Polish Partita - Le Ris - Georg Philipp Telemann
14 - Polish Partita - Rigidon - Georg Philipp Telemann
15 - Polish Partita - Combattans - Georg Philipp Telemann
16 - Polish Partita - Gigue - Georg Philipp Telemann
17 - Rêverie, L 68 - Claude Debussy
18 - Children's Corner, L 113 - Golliwog's Cakewalk - Claude Debussy
19 - Suite Bergamasque, L 75 - Clair De Lune - Claude Debussy
Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 80s
Cleo Laine with John Williams
Dame Cleo Laine DBE (born Clementine Dinah Bullock; 28 October 1927) is an English jazz and pop singer and an actress, known for her scat singing and for her vocal range. Though her natural range is that of a contralto, she is able to produce a G above high C, giving her an overall compass of well over three octaves. Laine is the only female performer to have received Grammy nominations in the jazz, popular and classical music categories. She is the widow of jazz composer and musician Sir John Dankworth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleo_Laine
Before anyone thinks that I have taken leave of my senses (even though that may be true) and am of the opinion that Cleo is an Australian, I know that she isn't. On these two CDs she is accompanied by John Williams, who is Australian.
I've enjoyed Cleo's music for many years, and one of my fondest memories is seeing her perform with John Dankworth at the Sydney Opera House.
1976-Best Friends
https://www.imagenetz.de/efPhw
He Was Beautiful - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jpv85IXdjQk
01 - Feelings - Cleo Laine & John Williams
02 - Time Does Fly - Cleo Laine & John Williams
03 - Killing Me Softly With His Song - Cleo Laine & John Williams
04 - Before Love Went Out Of Style - Cleo Laine & John Williams
05 - My Day Has Started With You - Cleo Laine & John Williams
06 - Wave - Cleo Laine & John Williams
07 - Eleanor Rigby - Cleo Laine & John Williams
08 - Awake My Love - Cleo Laine & John Williams
09 - If - Cleo Laine & John Williams
10 - Charms - Cleo Laine & John Williams
11 - Sleep Now - Cleo Laine & John Williams
12 - He Was Beautiful - Cleo Laine & John Williams
1983-Let The Music Take You
https://www.imagenetz.de/mPCM7
Imagine - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-mncVu0BsE
01 - Baby Don't You Cry No More - Cleo Laine & John Williams
02 - Imagine - Cleo Laine & John Williams
03 - One - Cleo Laine & John Williams
04 - Colours of My Life (From "Barnum") - Cleo Laine & John Williams
05 - I Never Went Away - Cleo Laine & John Williams
06 - Let The Music Take You - Cleo Laine & John Williams
07 - The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face - Cleo Laine & John Williams
08 - Dreams of Castilla - Cleo Laine & John Williams
09 - Without Words (Portrait) - Cleo Laine & John Williams
10 - It's Not Easy to Say I Love You - Cleo Laine & John Williams
11 - So Quiet the Night - Cleo Laine & John Williams
12 - So Many Stars - Cleo Laine & John Williams
Various Artists – The Story Of The Blues (Volume 2)
A Documentary History Of The Blues On Record Compiled By Paul Oliver
CBS 66232 (double LP) (U.K. 1970)
Also participating in these recordings are Joshua White, Louis Armstrong, Fletcher Henderson, Lemuel Fowler, Henry Mason, J. Neal Montgomery, Clarence Adams, James P. Johnson, John Erby, Lonnie Johnson, Jim Jackson, Blind John Davis, Eli Robinson, Sam ‘The Man’ Taylor, David McRae, Lee Anderson, Brownie McGhee, Al Hall, Marty Wilson, Big Bill Broonzy, Myrtle Jenkins, Casey Bill Weldon, Jesse Coleman, Alfred Elkins, Wilson Swain, Ransom Knowling, Charlie McCoy, Walter Vincent, Sugar Penigar, Willie Lacey, Walter ‘Shakey’ Horton, Harold Ashby, Little Brother Montgomery, Louis Miles, Willie Dixon, Odie Payne, Mack Thompson, Billie Stepney, Monroe Jones Jr, Alvin Nichols, Robert Pulliam, Willie Young, Booker Sidgraves…
Another Dream Team!
Disc 1
Side One: Guitar Pickers
1. Curley Weaver - No No Blues (3:07)
2. Little Hat Jones - Hurry Blues (3:09)
3. Emery Glen - Blue Blazes Blues (2:54)
4. 'Mooch' Richardson - 'Mooch' Richardson's Low Down / Barrelhouse Blues (3:17)
5. Lonnie Johnson - Broken Levee Blues (3:18)
6. Buddy Moss - Undertaker Blues (3:09)
7. J.B. Lenoir - Mojo Boogie (2:44)
8. Son House - Pearline (4:31)
Side Two: Piano Players
9. Whistlin' Alex Moore - West Texas Woman (2:55)
10. Sylvester Palmer - Lonesome Man Blues (3:31)
11. George Noble - The Seminole Blues (3:10)
12. Cripple Clarence Lofton - Brown Skin Girls (2:48)
13. Bumble Bee Slim - Ramblin' With That Woman (2:56)
14. Roosevelt Scott - Black Gal Blues (2:52)
15. Roosevelt Sykes - Training Camp Blues (2:51)
16. Champion Jack Dupree - Junker Blues (2:43)
Disc 2
Side Three: Blues Girls
1. Maggie Jones - Good Time Flat Blues (3:08)
2. Clara Smith - Whip It To A Jelly (3:21)
3. Cleo Gibson - I've Got Ford Movements In My Hips (3:23)
4. Martha Copeland - Desert Blues (3:11)
5. Victoria Spivey - Christmas Morning Blues (3:19)
6. Liza Brown & Ann Johnson - Get On Out Of Here (3:12)
7. The Yas Yas Girl - Good Old Easy Street (2:46)
8. Big Maybelle - Maybelle's Blues (3:12)
Side Four: Blues Groups
9. Kansas Joe & Memphis Minnie - That Will Be Alright (3:08)
10. Mississippi Mud Steppers - Jackson Stomp (3:12)
11. Jazzbo Tommy & His Lowlanders - Blaze Face Cow (2:35)
12. Duskey Dailey & His Band - Miss Georgia Blues (2:35)
13. Willie 'Long Time' Smith - My Buddy Doctor Clayton (2:59)
14. Otis Rush - Love That Woman (2:55)
15. Magic Sam - All Your Love (2:52)
16. John Littlejohn - Been Around The World (5:20)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, inside)
https://www98.zippyshare.com/v/blkEpyQs/file.html
Good morning, TZ! We start Metallica proper today with the remastered "Kill 'Em All" along with more Las Vegas Grind, and a sunny, guitar/psych album from Truth, which has its roots in Van the Man's old group, Them and sounds a lot like Grateful Dead. It's very classy stuff. Enjoy!
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Metallica - Kill 'Em All (1983) https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/XLTUpRAR/file.html
Various Artists - Las Vegas Grind, Vol. 4/6 (1997) https://www19.zippyshare.com/v/Y6AUPsuc/file.html
Truth - Of Them and Other Tales (1969) https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/aUi1fbyw/file.html
Savoy Brown – Jack The Toad
My LP = Decca Records TXS 112 (U.K. 1973)
This rip = My CD = DERAM 844 021-2 (USA 1991)
Kim Simmonds (vocals, guitar, harp)
Jackie Lynton (vocals)
Paul Raymond (keyboards, guitar, mellotron)
Andy Pyle (bass)
Ron Berg (drums, percussion)
Dave Bidwell (drums)
Stan Saltzman (soprano sax)
Sue and Sunny (backing vocals)
Frank Ricotti (percussion)
1. Coming Down Your Way (4:51)
2. Ride On Babe (4:19)
3. Hold Your Fire (4:15)
4. If I Want To (3:55)
5. Endless Sleep (5:40)
6. Casting My Spell (4:08)
7. Just Cos' You Got The Blues Don't Mean You Gotta Sing (5:43)
8. Some People (6:01)
9. Jack The Toad (6:40)
Artwork Included (vinyl front, back, inner, labels and CD front, back, inner, CD)
https://www26.zippyshare.com/v/sXPiAlCA/file.html
GUTTERBALL was formed in 1993 by Steve Wynn (Dream Syndicate), Brian Harvey (House of Freaks), Steven McCarthy (Long Ryders) with Johnny Hott (House of Freaks), and Bob Rupe (Silos), who was replaced by Armistead Welford.
Gutterball (1993) https://www.discogs.com/Gutterball-Gutterball/release/2818277
https://workupload.com/file/TxhDjuPh8kT
Weasel (1995) https://www.discogs.com/Gutterball-Weasel/release/2069493
https://workupload.com/file/nPUTKk9Z8qh
Turnyor Hedinkov (1995) https://www.discogs.com/Gutterball-Turnyor-Hedinkov/release/2069512 A collection of demos of songs that weren't included in other Gutterball records, as well as some alternate versions of previously released tunes.
https://workupload.com/file/hFrruwkv8ET
Horrifically, Harvey, his wife and 2 young daughters were victims of the January 2006 Richmond Va. Spree murders.
Just a couple more bits of information I’ve picked up over the years to add to the great “storage of downloads” debate and that might help people.
Be very wary of CDs and DVDs.
In the early days, I copied mp3s on to the best quality DVDs I could find – Kodak.
I stored the DVDs carefully but when I downsized and wanted to download these onto a hard drive, some of them just wouldn’t read. Looking at them closely I could see they had degraded – the colouring was all blotchy.
Look after your PC/laptop’s main drive.
I worked in IT for a while and the techos always used to tell me “avoid putting anything on your main drive”.
In other words your main drive, normally the “C” drive, has plenty of work to do just running things, don’t encumber it with stuff that could go on other drives. Don’t shorten it’s life. Don’t bring it’s failure date any closer….
gorfit says:
Dixie Dregs 04
https://dixiedregs.com/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixie_Dregs
Dixie Dregs - 1994 - Full Circle @320
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_Circle_(Dixie_Dregs_album)
Dixie Dregs - 1997 - King Bisquit Flover Hour Presents @320
https://www.discogs.com/Dixie-Dregs-King-Biscuit-Flower-Hour-Presents/master/582292
Dixie Dregs - 2000 - California Screamin @320
https://www.discogs.com/Dixie-Dregs-California-Screamin/master/637105
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ogues8lje7895nv/dixdre04.rar/file
Thanks to the original uploader
Bonjour à Tous, Voyageurs de la TWILIGHTZONE.
Contribution « Episode 86»
The Fatal Flowers - Radio Sessions 1985-1990
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-fKHVzibuBwfF0TnlIIIbra4iAXZRP6i/view?usp=sharing
The BossHoss - Stallion Battalion + BonuS
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zufOEivAAXZAzD0DpRjczPqoPQTB3uRZ/view?usp=sharing
Belle écoute !!
Thierry (depuis la FRANCE)
Billboard 1963 Part 43 (updated & remastered)
1. Dick & Dee Dee - Where Did The Good Times Go (S) (2:41)
2. Dick & Dee Dee - Where Did The Good Times Go (2:41)
3. Dick & Dee Dee - Guess Our Love Must Show (2:05)
4. The Four Seasons - New Mexican Rose (2:48)
5. The Four Seasons - That's The Only Way (2:38)
6. Buddy Holly - Brown Eyed Handsome Man (2:05)
7. Buddy Holly - Wishing (2:03)
8. Etta James - Two Sides To Every Story - Single Edit (2:53)
9. Etta James - I Worry Bout You (Argo) (3:15)
10. Etta James - Two Sides To Every Story - Extended Fade (S) (3:02)
11. Jack Jones - Wives And Lovers (S) (2:31)
12. Jack Jones - Wives And Lovers (2:31)
13. Jack Jones - Toys In The Attic (S) (2:54)
14. Jack Jones - Toys In The Attic (2:54)
15. Lloyd Price - Misty (3:02)
16. Lloyd Price - Cry On (2:03)
17. Dee Dee Sharp - Wild (2:17)
18. Dee Dee Sharp - Why Doncha Ask Me? (2:28)
19. Joe Sherman - Too Much Heartache (2:45)
20. Joe Sherman - Toys In The Attic (2:16)
21. Hank Snow - Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street) (S) (2:37)
22. Hank Snow - Blue Roses (S) (2:34)
23. Rufus Thomas - Walking The Dog (2:29)
24. Rufus Thomas - You Said (2:31)
25. Little Stevie Wonder - Work Out Stevie, Work Out (2:44)
26. Little Stevie Wonder - Monkey Talk (2:44)
27. Steve Allen - Cuando Calienta El Sol (When The Sun Is Hot) (2:35)
28. Steve Allen - Leave It To Me (2:09)
29. Tony Bennett - Don't Wait Too Long (S) (2:37)
30. Tony Bennett - Limehouse Blues (S) (3:23)
31. James Brown - Signed, Sealed And Delivered (2:50)
32. James Brown - Waiting In Vain (2:46)
33. Al Casey w. The K-C-Ettes - Guitars, Guitars, Guitars (S) (2:04)
34. Al Casey w. The K-C-Ettes - Guitars, Guitars, Guitars (2:04)
35. Al Casey - Surfin' Blues - Part 1 (2:42)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=13g7dL0m1HrwKPKM5AMQ3OVCuDQ_YjR_A
pass: U08.06.21
Gaius said:
Some Neo-Psychedelic music from Russia today. The 'Bungalows Bums' simply told us that they are from Siberia (Discogs), sometimes they say they are from 'Nowheria' (which is an album title too and does mean in German: 'Weitfortistan'.) Other sources tell us, they are from St.Petersburg, the most western of all Russian towns in the past and up til now.
This time you don't need to beware, all tracks are in English:
Bungalow Bums (Russia) - Lawless Days in Reservation, 2014
https://www.imagenetz.de/8PXGE
Thanks for the video RYP !
One or two months ago, I was coming back from work, at a late hour and I've seen a TV programm dedicaced to Eric Burdon. It was on the german/french channel ARTE.
I've been fascinated and I regretted to have missed him.
Of course, I've heard "house of the rising sun" and "don't let me be misunderstood" many times, but that's all....
Perhaps is it time now for me to listen to his albums.
If its possible to commit sacrilidge on TZ, I'm probably about to do it.
By posting some videos from THE VOICE - French edition.
I was on Youtube looking for:-
Little Willie JOHN - fever
and found :- Monsieur Igit
Hails from Russia I think.
And as one of the comments points out, obviously a huge Tom Waits fan.
What do you think of him?
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1396606-Igit
Little Willie John – Fever | Igit | The Voice France 2014 | Blind Audition
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2gLEqGlD_A
Ray Charles – Hit the Road Jack | Igit | The Voice France 2014 | Prime 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcds7hVt3-c
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – I Put a Spell On You | Igit | The Voice France 2014 | Demi-Finale
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qb81r5m8rDg
Frank Sinatra – New York, New York | Igit | The Voice France 2014 | Prime 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeKnC9qaagI
Big Grey,
Thanks for John Williams and Cleo Laine
Blogger Chocoreve said...
RYP & Gyro : You shared many albums over the years, I wonder if you like it or if you hate it or if you don’t pay attention when we happen to repost one of those ?
Funnily enough I've been meaning to ask this question but didn't get round to it. I have 2 downloads which are up your alley. I've had them for well over 10 years maybe I got them from this site (maybe not, it was 10+ years back) but I still play them a lot and love them, I did think about re-uping them but didn't wanna trend on toes. If you would rather re-up yourself I can tell you what they are but I don't wanna spoil it for people by giving the game away.
Thanks for all your work
Bob.
Hi Would Anyone Have The Following To Share Man The 1999 Party Album .Thanks In Advance Richb
Looking for THE LEAKE COUNTY REVELERS COMPLETE VOL. 1 1927-28-also vol 2-Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the Gutterball, I did no have the last two, just great stuff.
And may the Harvey family and the other victims of this horrific 2006 crimes rest on peace. Thankfully those responsible were brought to justice.
Thanks RYP and all the countless contributors for the good work and the kind shares.
Quick question. Anyone know why large Kraken files freeze up at half download?
The end is near ...
Ber Kaempfert for today:
Bert Kaempfert - 14 - Blue Midnight
https://www.imagenetz.de/mNXDW
Tomorrow will be my last share of Bert Kaempfert.
Danke RYP!
Alfred
I have to correct:
The day after tomorrow will be the last post of Bert. 2 more albums to come.
Alfred
Anonymous Jeremy said...
Quick question. Anyone know why large Kraken files freeze up at half download?
I always have problems with Kraken. the clue like mediafire is just keep plugging away you'll get there in the end. I have noticed that Opera has a particular problem with both of them but
if I use firefox, no problem
Bob.
My data storage scheme is similar to that of several others who have commented; two external drives attached to the computer that mirror each other and a third that's in another room.
Bob Dylan begins with a B and The Beatles begins with The because most files (from my disc ripping software and elsewhere) seem to be set up that way. I'm used to it and it works.
There will always be odd names that will be confusing no matter which way you do it.
The only category I use in hard drive storage is VA. On my players, though, I have folders for Blues, Folk, Jazz, Raga, etc because that's where I find them most useful. They make it much quicker to scroll through the card and because placement in them is just temporary I don't worry about any ambiguity.
The second time all my records got stolen, I lost interest in vinyl forever. That was maybe 20 years ago, and now I can happily report that I have recovered all of those "records" in digital format - from here, there and everywhere on the networks.
The method of my madness:
Unzip the album, set replay gain tags in all tracks (I use replaygain, a Linux utility, via a small scripted command to get them all at once). I look at the cover art if included and either edit it in the GIMP if required, or if necessary go to discogs and/or tineye to get something useable. When needed (rarely) I make a cover from scratch.
Then I open the files in kid3 (a Linux-native audio file tagger), delete redundant tags and embedded art, bulk rename the files if needed (I like track number - dash - title, or track number - dash - title - dash - artist if a compilation). I add the cover art (700x700 px @ 85% quality), and write all those changes to the audio files at one go. I name the folder (Artist - Album Title, and sometimes - FLAC to mark the big ones. When I have a lot of albums one artist or group, I use Artist - year - Title; I name compilations VA - (name) to keep them together in directory listings. Viola, ready for archiving.
New stuff goes in a holding directory on my desktop. Obvious "keepers" go into the ~3/4 TB Music folder on my local drive, and a way bigger directory on my external drive. When there's three or more albums by the same artist, they get their own subdirectory with an all-caps name. The rest get listened to, then filed or - rarely - deleted.
Thanks to all have shared their thoughts/strategy/plans for storing and listening to music in the digital age. I'd be interested to hear from others.
And by the way its Bob Dylan, not Dylan, Bob for me.
Trinity - Shanty Town Determination (1977)
AllMusic Review by Rick Anderson
This is a reissue of an obscure classic from the late 1970s, an album made by the young reggae deejay Trinity under the aegis of the great roots singer and producer Yabby You (Vivian Jackson). Trinity was just 22 when he recorded this album, and at this point he owed a tremendous stylistic debt to Big Youth; still, his delivery is original enough and his lyrics clever enough that he sounds less like an imitator than a respectful disciple. Although by this time in his career Trinity had already begun anticipating the materialistic orientation of dancehall reggae (most notably with his huge hit "Three Piece Suit"), Shanty Town Determination consists entirely of "cultural" lyrics -- most of the songs are religious numbers like "Rasta Determination" and "Samson the Strongest Man," but there is also an herb anthem (the archetypal "Quarter Pound a Ishens") and some political material, all of it chanted over Yabby You's finest rhythms and dubbed up by the inimitable King Tubby. This reissue adds five additional selections, including extended mixes of "Z 90," Trinity's personal tribute to Big Youth, and an excellent deejay cut on Slim Smith's "The Beatitude," here titled "Blessed Are the Meek." Fans of the art of chatting should run, not walk, to their local reggae outlet to pick up this one.
https://www.imagenetz.de/FhuAv
Blogger winston smith said...
Hi Would Anyone Have The Following To Share Man The 1999 Party Album .Thanks In Advance Richb
Here it is @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/h0UcHnF2MO/file.html
Enjoy !
Regarding comments on tagging. If I can put my two cents worth in:
Please DO NOT tag as Rolling Stones, The. Or Brown, Ruth. The name of the group is The Rolling Stones, the name of the artist is Ruth Brown.
If some people want to list the Stones in their music collection master lists as Rolling Stones, The, then they can simply make that minor alteration of the name of the album, but each individual track in that album should be tagged under artist as - The Rolling Stones.
Some files tags are maddening when you get something like: Davis, Maxwell Orchestra, The, with McShann, Jay and Witherspoon, Jimmy. So whoever does these sorts of things please stop.
@the funk
out of curiosity, how would Screamin' Jay Hawkins be filed?
Bob Mac,
"Rolling Stones, The" is not illogical! The first i-tunes versions listed The Rolling Stoner or The Animals all under "T" ... When this was changed in i-Tunes, I would have had to rename hundreds of band names! Since I didn't feel like doing it back then, it has stayed with it until today and today it is too late because of the thousands of band names!
@Anonymous Anonymous said...
@the funk out of curiosity, how would Screamin' Jay Hawkins be filed?
HaHa. For me it would be Screamin' Jay Hawkins under S for Scary!
@ Bob Mac
You're not alone. There are very few albums that I download that I don't have to re-tag. Having said that, I tag the songs in my collection to suit my preferences, not for the convenience of others.
It's plainly obvious from all the comments made that each of us have our own idiosyncratic way of filing our albums. No matter if we threaten to hold our breath until we turn blue to try to force others to comply with our vision of tagging, it's never going to happen.
The simplest solution is to use a tag editor. I do, as I'm sure most visitors here do.
G.
Thanks Gaius for the Bungalow Bums.
On the technical side of things,
not a lot to say,except I agree absolutely, save and store nothing of value on your laptop or harddrive, I've had two computers blow up on me, but what's on the stand alone drives is OK.
I use SEAGATE 5 TB Portable storage drives, which I find quite reliable and are relatively low cost and easy to obtain these days.
My local Harvey Norman's has a wall of them.
I playback and listen to mostly digital, directly from the Laptop through my Harmon/Kardon attached laptop speakers, and I listen to CD's in the car. I have about 200 Vinyl,most what;s left of the collection i started with in the 7O's but I have nothing to play them on at present.
On the laptop I use VLC for playback for Video and some music, but I prefer for listening to use the current Beta version of WinAmp, [5.8] Yes, it is still out there and apparently they are working on a new release, but the beta version is just fine. It also plays video now.
http://www.winamp.com/
Something some of you may not be aware of. Never seen it mentioned.
There are 3 ways of archiving music, Zip file, #Rar file and #7z file.
Then to use it you need to unzip and create a new file, then delete or save the archived file. however, you don't need to do that with a #Zip file, I can play them in
VLC [and I presume other players] without unzipping. Saves a lot of time and also storage space.
Anonymous la musica e vita said...
I use SEAGATE 5 TB Portable storage drives, which I find quite reliable and are relatively low cost and easy to obtain these days.
No offence but I had a seagate storage device and it was shite. One day it started to smell of electrical burning and then popped it's clogs. I'd only had it around 6 months and only used it once every few weeks as a back up to my back up. maybe I got a dodgy one but once bitten.....
Cheers
Bob.
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 think.
SEAGATE is one of the best my friend
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