Friday, 20 August 2021

…and now for something completely different! 1417 - 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

54 comments:

imnokid said...

Bostig, Thanx for Sturgil, but High Top Mt only had 1 track in it.

Chocoreve said...

Nova 25 ans en 25 CD – 1984
• 01 - Radio Nova - Jingle.flac
• 02 - Daouda - Le Villageois.flac
• 03 - Beside feat. Bernard Fowler - Odéon.flac
• 04 - Fab 5 Freddy - Change the Beat.flac
• 05 - Public Image Ltd. - This is Not a Love Song.flac
• 06 - Joe Jackson - Cha Cha Loco.flac
• 07 - Bibi Den's Tshibayi - The Best Ambiance.flac
• 08 - Les Ambassadeurs - Sidiki.flac
• 09 - Zazou & Bikaye - M'Pasi Ya M'Pamba Rmx.flac
• 10 - Wally Badarou - Hi-Life.flac
• 11 - Time Zone feat. Afrika Bambaataa - Wild Style.flac
• 12 - The Last Poets - New York, New York.flac
https://mega.nz/file/kNAjRIwb#ii-yHPxbB5wANGcFcr1aOhSwwrUFoB90eKtR-e0NJuY

101 Hillbilly Classics – CD 4/4
26 Weekend Boogie Tom Crook & The Rock 'n Roll Four03:00
27 I'm Knocking at the Door (Of Your Heart) Bob & Cindy Dean 02:00
28 Left over Lovin' Eddie Noack 02:13
29 Everybody's Been Some Mothers' Darling Wilf Carter 03:00
30 Black Maria Dick Damron 01:27
31 Nuthin' but a Nuthin' Jimmy Stewart & The Night Hawks 02:21
32 Mumbles Gene Harrell 02:16
33 Reality Ralph Johnson & The Hillbilly Showboys 02:56
34 Don't Sweep That Dirt on Me Buddy Shaw 02:18
35 After I Go Away Carl Trantham & The Rythm All Stars 02:09
36 You Lied Bob Cole 02:22
37 Money Lovin' Woman Chandos McRill & The Perryville Melody Boys 02:45
38 A Cowboy Takes in a Square Dance Yodelin' Slim Clark 02:45
39 Don't Trade Eddie Noack 02:07
40 My Only Memories of You Wilf Carter 02:37
41 Henpecked Daddy Ralph Johnson & The Hillbilly Showboys 02:20
42 Julie, I Love You So Dick Damron 02:28
43 Pull the Shades Down, Ma Frank Evans & His Top Notchers 02:23
44 Sam Bass Alan Lomax 03:30
45 Quit Fool (Mama's Lookin') Ken Clark & His Merry Mountain Boys 02:23
46 You've Always Got a Frown Ramblin' Red Bailey 02:06
47 Steel Guitar Rag Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys 02:37
48 When the Snowflakes Fall Again Byrd Moore, Melvin Robinette 02:59
49 Sunny Side of Life The Blue Sky Boys 02:40
50 I Can't Use It Edmond "Doc" Souchon 01:12
51 Pete Knight's Last Ride Wilf Carter 03:13
https://mega.nz/file/JcwUQBAB#RMsQJuuevhJjkoI-BWl9Mwpirign3C48cwdm3wFftfg

Chocoreve said...

Rock You Sinners 4/5! More of the Dawn of British Rock & Roll Various Artists
• 01 - Chas Mcdevitt; Freight Train (From the Film ''the Tommy Steele Story'').mp3
• 02 - Art Baxter; Rock You Sinners! (From the Film ''rock You Sinners!'').mp3
• 03 - Art Baxter; Art's Theme (From the Film_ ''rock You Sinners!'').mp3
• 04 - Joan Small; You Can't Say I Love You to a Rock and Roll Tune (From the Film_ ''rock You Sinners!'').mp3
• 05 - Tony Crombie; Let's You and I Rock (From the Film_ ''rock You Sinners!'').mp3
• 06 - Don Lang; Six-Five Special (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 07 - Jim Dale; Sugar Time (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 08 - Jim Dale; The Train Kept A-Rollin' (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 09 - Jimmy Lloyd; Ever Since I Met Lucy (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 10 - Don Lang; Boy Meets Girl (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 11 - Jackie Dennis; La Dee Dah (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 12 - The King Brothers; 6-5 Jive (From the Film_ ''6.5 Special'').mp3
• 13 - Les Hobeaux; Dynamo (From the Film_ ''the Golden Disc'').mp3
• 14 - Terry Dene; Charm (From the Film_ ''the Golden Disc'').mp3
• 15 - Terry Dene; Candy Floss (From the Film_ ''the Golden Disc'').mp3
• 16 - Terry Dene; C'min and Be Loved (From the Film_ ''the Golden Disc'').mp3
• 17 - Chas Mcdevitt; Johnny-O (From the Film_ ''the Golden Disc'').mp3
• 18 - Terry Dene; The Golden Age (From the Film_ ''the Golden Disc'').mp3
• 19 - Frankie Vaughan; The Heart of a Man (From the Film_ '' the Heart of a Man'').mp3
• 20 - Frankie Vaughan; Walkin' Tall (From the Film_ '' the Heart of a Man'').mp3
• 21 - Frankie Vaughan; My Boy Flat Top (From the Film_ '' the Heart of a Man'').mp3
• 22 - Marty Wilde; Jet Stream (From the Film_ ''jetstorm'').mp3
• 23 - Shirley Anne Field; It's Legal! (From the Film_ ''beat Girl'').mp3
• 24 - Jimmy Crawford; Long Stringy Baby (From the Film_ ''victim'').mp3
https://mega.nz/file/dQRkDZ7S#6SSp7yQ5GnWGLnoLVmyS1tHADUUBJB95Db2ivvZav3U

Anonymous said...

Unfortunate to see that convicted scumbag Jimmy Saville introducing the clip. Perhaps he should have been cut from the film.

DooWopDaddyO said...




MIKE BELL & THE BELLTONES - CALIFORNIA BOP (GOOFIN' RECORDS GREP 230)
https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/7Mjt0CWs/file.html


HOT BOOGIE CHILLUN - WANNA HEAR YOU SCREAM (FURY RECORDS FEP 708)
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/rzJxNfIe/file.html


KID ROCKER & THE PHANTOMS (CRAZY GATOR RECORDS CGR45001)
https://www95.zippyshare.com/v/SaHBg4Xd/file.html


Searnav said...

Today is another Byrds day


The Byrds – Live In Stockholm 1967

My LP = The Swingin’ Pig TSP 006 (Luxembourg 1988)

This Rip = My CD = The Swingin’ Pig TSP-CD-006 (Luxembourg 1988)

Jim McGuinn, David Crosby, Michael Clarke Chris Hillman

1. A1 Introduction (0:16)
2. A2 Hey Joe (2:09)
3. A3 Introduction (0:27)
4. A4 My Back Pages (3:35)
5. A5 Introduction (0:06)
6. A6 Mr. Tambourine Man (2:16)
7. B1 Introduction (0:27)
8. B2 He Was A Friend Of Mine (2:35)
9. B3 Introduction (0:29)
10. B4 So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star (2:30)
11. B5 Introduction (0:30)
12. B6 Roll Over Beethoven (2:23)

Fresh CD Rip - Artwork Included (LP front, back, inner sleeve, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD) (all from Discogs)

https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/uw1FnvPu/file.html

Searnav said...


The Byrds – Brussels, Belgium 1971

Forest National, Brussels, Belgium - May 18, 1971

Roger McGuinn, Gene Parsons, Clarence White, Skip Battin, Jimmi Seiter

Soundboard Recording – part of the concert only (as broadcast by TV)

Not available in stores

1. Lover Of The Bayou (3:47)
2. You Ain't Going Nowhere (2:54)
3. Truck stop Girl (3:35)
4. Baby What You Want Me To Do (4:23)
5. Soldier's Joy / Black Mountain Rag (1:27)
6. Pretty Boy Floyd (2:41)
7. Take A Whiff On Me (2:50)
8. Jesus Is Just Alright (3:02)
9. Mr Spaceman (3:04)
10. Hold It (1:06)

Artwork Included (front, back)

https://www100.zippyshare.com/v/h11JFZGq/file.html

Searnav said...


The Byrds – Live At The Piper Club, Roma

May 2, 1968

My LP = Bulldog BGLP 022 (Italy 1988) (yellow vinyl)

This rip = my CD = BGCD 022 (Italy 1988)

Roger McGuinn (guitar, vocals)
Chris Hillman (bass, vocals)
Kevin Kelley (drums)
Gram Parsons (keyboards, guitar, vocals)
Doug Dillard (banjo)

This album was the first release of this famous concert. But the tape the bootleggers used was too fast running.

1. A1 You Ain't Going Nowhere (2:54)
2. A2 Old John Robertson (2:43)
3. A3 You Don't Miss Your Water (3:46)
4. A4 Hickory Wind (4:28)
5. A5 (I'll) Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:04)
6. B1 Chimes Of Freedom (3:06)
7. B2 The Christian Life (3:04)
8. B3 Turn, Turn, Turn (2:43)
9. B4 Medley - My Back Pages-B.J. Blues-Baby, What You Want Me To Do) (5:42)
10. B5 Mr. Spaceman (2:09)

Fresh CD rip - Artwork Included (gatefold cover LP front, back, disc, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD) (some from Discogs, some freshly scanned from my LP and my CD)

https://www90.zippyshare.com/v/jpyIvW79/file.html

sambgodot said...

Nanci Griffith 3

LITTLE LOVE AFFAIRS
https://www.discogs.com/Nanci-Griffith-Little-Love-Affairs/release/4042492
https://workupload.com/file/u4p6ejaUpku

STORMS
https://www.discogs.com/Nanci-Griffith-Storms/release/2062023
https://workupload.com/file/8e7R2F4Mpgg

LATE NIGHT GRANDE HOTEL
https://www.discogs.com/Nanci-Griffith-Late-Night-Grande-Hotel/release/1065747
https://workupload.com/file/TPEjrKuG4b4

BigGray said...

Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 90s

Cameron Daddo

Cameron Peter Daddo (born 7 March 1965) is an Australian actor, musician and presenter. From 1987 to 1988, he hosted dating game show Perfect Match Australia. He won two Logie Awards for his performances in Golden Fiddles and Tracks of Glory. After moving to Los Angeles, Daddo played Brian Peterson in soap opera Models Inc.. He also starred in F/X: The Series, Hope Island and She Spies. He hosted the 2007 reality show Pirate Master on CBS. In 2020, Daddo joined the cast of Home and Away as Evan Slater. In addition to his acting career, Daddo is also a musician and radio host. He joined smoothfm in 2012 as the host of Sunday mornings, before moving on to host Mellow Music in the evenings.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_Daddo

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I remember the TV series of FX with great fondness. It was must-see TV in our house. Unfortunately, it only lasted for one season because the producer, Dodi Al-Fayed, was killed in THAT crash.

Cameron has released three albums. This is the first, in a country vein.

1993-A Long Goodbye
https://www.imagenetz.de/dg2Ji

Fifteen Minutes Of Fame - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1LLwPPOwLE

01 - Fifteen Minutes Of Fame - Cameron Daddo
02 - Tried And True - Cameron Daddo
03 - Watching The River Go By - Cameron Daddo
04 - Wrapped In You - Cameron Daddo
05 - Hearts On The Run - Cameron Daddo
06 - Wanna B. Goode - Cameron Daddo
07 - Break Free - Cameron Daddo
08 - Next To The Last Waltze - Cameron Daddo
09 - Heart Never Lets You Down - Cameron Daddo
10 - True - Cameron Daddo
11 - Break Up Fall Out - Cameron Daddo
12 - Praying For Rain - Cameron Daddo
13 - So Nice - Cameron Daddo
14 - Ain't The First Time - Cameron Daddo
15 - A Long Goodbye - Cameron Daddo

BigGray said...

Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 90s

Alan Dargin

Alan Dargin (13 July 1967 – 24 February 2008) was an indigenous Australian musician and songwriter known for being a didgeridoo player. He grew up in Wee Waa and started learning the instrument at age five from his grandfather and other Wiradjuri elders. His signature instrument was over a hundred years old and was made from a blood wood eucalypt.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Dargin

Michael Atherton

Emeritus Professor Michael Atherton (nee Jones) AM (17 February 1950) is an Australian musician, composer, academic and author. Michael Atherton was born in Liverpool, England, of Irish, Welsh and German descent - eldest of five children. His family migrated from England to Australia in 1965 first living in Bunnerong Migrant Hostel, NSW, where he taught himself to play guitar, formed bands and played football with friends of British, Greek and Italian background.

Atherton is a composer and performer with broad experience in music for the concert hall, film, television and radio. He toured extensively throughout Asia, Europe, USA and Canada with Sirocco, the Atherton TableBand, and Southern Crossings. Atherton [also] played with the Renaissance Players (1974-1981), Southern Crossings Ensemble (1986-1993) and is currently a member of SynC, an electroacoustic duo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Atherton_(musician)

1991-Bloodwood - The Art of the Didgerdu
https://www.imagenetz.de/g9pAm

Going To Town - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxtp8OqWDuk
Documentary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PMceLPVdTs

01 - Virtuoso Didj - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
02 - Storm Warning - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
03 - Gaia - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
04 - Going To Town - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
05 - Fantastic Plastic - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
06 - Bloodwood Log - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
07 - Hitchhiker's Nightmare - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
08 - Open Road - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
09 - Trinity - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton
10 - Anthem - Alan Dargin & Michael Atherton

Sirocco and my only Michael Atherton CD [a children's album] will be posted later in the 90s posts.
I probably have some Renaissance Players albums somewhere around as well.

BigGray said...

Australian [and some New Zealand] Bands - The 90s

Stewart D'Arrietta

D’Arrietta is well known as ‘the piano guy’ in Lennon Through A Glass Onion. He and John Waters co-created the show in 1992, and it remains one of Australia’s best loved musical theatre productions, performing both in Australia and worldwide.
http://stewartdarrietta.com/bio/

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It would appear that Stewart did a lot of these ambient albums in the 90s. This is the only one I saw for sale.
https://www.discogs.com/artist/2121486-Stewart-DArrietta

1996-Bellbirds
https://www.imagenetz.de/mucPW

01 - Bellbirds In The Valley - Stewart D'Arietta
02 - Courting - Stewart D'Arietta
03 - Shades Of Bells - Stewart D'Arietta
04 - Bonnie Bellbirds - Stewart D'Arietta

About the Bell Miner [Bellbird]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_miner

When I was a lad, we would occasionally drive to the Blue Mountains to go bushwalking. Just as the highway started to rise onto the tableland past Emu Plains, we would drive though an area full of bellbirds. We used to wind down the windows, so we could hear the unusual birdsong surrounding us as we drove. Of course, now the two lane highway has become a six lane highway and the birds are long gone.

The sound of these delightful little birds can be heard in the background of these tracks.

Anonymous said...

gorfit says:

A Foot In Cold Water - 1983 - Footprints @320
https://www.discogs.com/A-Foot-In-Coldwater-Footprints-The-Best-Of-A-Foot-In-Coldwater-Volume-I/release/6668207

Creedence Clearwater Revival - 1976 - Chronicle @320
https://www.discogs.com/Creedence-Clearwater-Revival-Featuring-John-Fogerty-Chronicle-The-20-Greatest-Hits/master/55427

Joe Cocker - 2000 - The Best Of @320
https://www.discogs.com/Joe-Cocker-The-Best-Of-Joe-Cocker/release/3650119

https://www.mediafire.com/file/9kkenw4o0qvbkaz/besofs17.rar/file

Thanks to the original uploader

Anonymous said...

Grateful Dead - L'Olympia, Paris
March 5 1972
https://we.tl/t-S8VubCHGfi

Peter & Gordon
Somewhere (1967)
https://we.tl/t-lsGi7rHu7t

RYP
This one's for you
I hope you like it
https://we.tl/t-XzwSwWrAqA

Professor RnR said...

Billboard 1964 Part 56 (updated & remastered)
1. Jumpin' Gene Simmons - The Dodo (2:08)
2. Jumpin' Gene Simmons - The Jump (2:16)
3. The Tams - Find Another Love (1:53)
4. The Tams - My Baby Loves You (1:44)
5. Irma Thomas - Times Have Changed (S) (2:26)
6. Irma Thomas - Moments To Remember (S) (2:03)
7. Harold Betters - Do Anything You Wanna Pt. 1 (S) (2:42)
8. Harold Betters - Do Anything You Wanna Pt. 2 (S) (2:14)
9. Harold Betters - Do Anything You Wanna - Complete (4:45)
10. Ray Bryant - Shake A Lady (2:48)
11. Ray Bryant - Blues March (2:30)
12. Chad & Jeremy - Willow Weep For Me (S) (2:34)
13. Chad & Jeremy - If She Was Mine (S) (2:03)
14. The Ray Charles Singers - One More Time (S) (2:56)
15. The Ray Charles Singers - One More Time (2:58)
16. The Ray Charles Singers - Bluesette (S) (2:38)
17. The Ray Charles Singers - Bluesette (2:38)
18. The Chartbusters - Why (Doncha Be My Girl) (2:41)
19. The Chartbusters - Stop The Music (2:38)
20. Dave Clark Five - Any Way You Want It (2:30)
21. Dave Clark Five - Crying Over You (2:07)
22. Clyde & The Blue Jays - The Big Jerk Pt. 1 (2:37)
23. Clyde & The Blue Jays - The Big Jerk Pt. 2 (2:39)
24. Nella Dodds - Come See About Me (2:39)
25. Nalla Dodds - Don't You Love Me Anymore (2:33)
26. The Drifters - Saturday Night At The Movies (S) (2:29)
27. The Drifters - Saturday Night At The Movies (2:29)
28. The Drifters - Spanish Lace (S) (2:28)
29. The Drifters - Spanish Lace (2:32)
30. The Gestures - Run, Run, Run (2:18)
31. The Gestures - It Seems To Me (2:30)
32. Chuck Jackson - Since I Don't Have You (S) (2:38)
33. Chuck Jackson - Since I Don't Have You (2:39)
34. Chuck Jackson - Hand It Over (2:24)
35. The Larks - The Jerk (2:36)
36. The Larks - Forget Me (2:10)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wyFVjvePxA-5V7uX7GRh812uZZmShuQp
pass: U19.08.21

RYP said...

Doc MF Johnson,
many thanks for this excellent clip!

Man from Mordor,
you are right, but it reminds us of that convicted scumbag again, even if he doesn't deserve it ...

bostig said...

Sturgil High top mountain

Sorry for the inconvenience. Here is the complate album.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/qikrm11pyya8rw7/High+Top+Mountain.zip/file

Rowan said...

I was reading some old Twilightzone posts concerning The Yardbirds and the poor state of their catalogue. One of the best compilations of theirs was one that I bought from a record shop in Manly's Corso in the mid 70s. It was Remember....The Yardbirds, on the Starline label. Pretty rare these days, it was yet another LP that has gone. Regret that. Rowan.

clash said...

The Young-Holt Unlimited ‎– Soulful Strut (1968) Vinyl @320
https://www27.zippyshare.com/v/NOp7ETCT/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/The-Young-Holt-Unlimited-Soulful-Strut/release/3731587

The Roy Meriwether Trio ‎– Soul Knight (1969) Vinyl @320
https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/9hndNAup/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Roy-Meriwether-Trio-Soul-Knight/release/3137620

The Chi-Lites ‎– A Lonely Man (1972) Vinyl @320
https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/V3BEue8n/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/Chi-Lites-A-Lonely-Man/release/921149

Quickxie said...

Doc MF Johnson.

Thank you so much for Peter & Gordon in excellent quality.

Rob Kopp said...

My French friend who made the 78 Kinks Relatives compilations with 20 Kinks covers each now intends to make a couple of compilations called Magnificent Moody Groove with covers of songs the Moody Blues did in their first period with Denny Laine.
He's looking for this Italian one: Jimmy - Sono senza te (Let me go)
https://www.discogs.com/Jimmy-Il-Prezzo-Della-Verità-Sono-Senza-Te/release/13986156

Does anyone have it?

Ramone666 said...

Deep Elem was an Americana duo from the UK which released only one mini album in their short lifetime. And excellent it is, too.
https://www.discogs.com/Deep-Elem-Lost-In-The-Woods/master/489860
My rip @320.
Enjoy here:
https://krakenfiles.com/view/oJX35AVyzV/file.html

tennessee boy said...

Hi TZ !!

The link for today : doo wop buffet volumes 7 to 9

https://www6.zippyshare.com/v/cA4D1ZoP/file.html
Enjoy !

Best regards

Mister Movie Club said...

Free Friday Films brings you...

GREEN FISH

Lee Chang-Dong’s Burning has brought this Korean filmmaker widespread acclaim, but check out his debut, Green Fish– a deceptively simple film with layers of meaning woven into a simple story. It begins as a nod to classic Hollywood noir, with a young man on a train returning home from military service. He spies a beautiful woman who is harassed by some thugs, and from that moment on is ensnared into a world that is ultimately his undoing.

But why? Lee Chang-Dong doesn’t focus on the melodramatic plot points, he stays mostly on the human moments, peppered throughout the film. Green Fish moves forward laconically, the method to its madness clear only in retrospect. Our protagonist, Mak-dong, isn’t particularly special, or bright, or even likable. He seems to embody the stereotype of a young Korean male found in many Korean works: kind of a loafer, drinks too much, doesn’t have many prospects in life. Hell, his entire family is the same way- no different than anyone else, just trying to get by without any special skills or qualities that would make them stand out.

By the time you start to get emotionally involved, it’s too late for everyone. Mi-ae, his pseudo-femme fatale, isn’t really bad, but she’s not exactly “good”, either. She’s just pragmatic; there are moments of real tenderness between her and Mak-dong, but in the end, she knows not to bite the hand that feeds her. Even her mob boss boyfriend has his good points, despite being a true thug. In the end, you get the sense that everyone in life is just moving forward without the aid of a moral compass- we just are, things just happen.

But amidst all that emotional blandness, Green Fish is gorgeous in its low-budget filmmaking. Chang-Dong has an innate cinematic eye, and manages to make the story compelling despite its fatalistic and detached viewpoint. One scene towards the end of the film features the family trying to catch a chicken to slaughter for their meal- a metaphor that captures everything this story is about; people manage to share moments of connection, but ultimately, it’s all about survival. Pan up to reveal this little family homestead standing in the shadow of a gigantic, impersonal modern city.

Green Fish is a film that demands a second viewing; it’s all there, but you might miss it the first time around. Once it sinks in, you end up feeling for these people in spite of yourself, not because they are anyone great, but precisely because they’re not.

https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2021/08/20/green-fish/comment-page-1/#comment-188

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

One of the first Dutch band making international noises were 'The Cats'. Here are some young and early Cats, playing pure Pop:

The Cats (Netherlands) - Cats as Cats Can, 1967
https://www.imagenetz.de/icBrT

96dbFreak said...

@Man from Mordor

Unfortunate to see that convicted scumbag Jimmy Saville...

Jimmy Savile was never actually convicted of anything. Or even tried. Unfortunately.

Bebopalula said...

Blogger Rowan said...
I was reading some old Twilightzone posts concerning The Yardbirds and the poor state of their catalogue. One of the best compilations of theirs was one that I bought from a record shop in Manly's Corso in the mid 70s. It was Remember....The Yardbirds, on the Starline label. Pretty rare these days, it was yet another LP that has gone. Regret that. Rowan

You got me all excited there, thinking I had a rare lp. Quick look on discogs and you can buy it for a couple of quid - probably what I paid for mine in the 70's. Still, it is a good compilation and a good excuse to play it again.

HenkP said...

@George Glass, who said:

"Would anyone have the 4 volume Various Artists "Beat From Badsville" series?"

Last March, it was RYP who posted Volume 1 right here in this zone.

https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2021/03/beat-from-badsville-vol-1-2012.html

RYP’s comment/link including his password:

"Beat From Badsville" - Vol. 1
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
https://www34.zippyshare.com/v/jxI0eUZK/file.html
20 March 2021 at 10:16

The link still works. Hopefully others can provide us with more of the series. Good luck with this one,

--HP

RYP said...

Gaius,
vielen Dank für Erinnerung an die Cats! An "Sure He's A Cat" kann ich mich gut erinnern, obwohl es 50 Jahre her sein muß, daß ich es zum letzten Mal gehört habe, aber nach 5sec wiedererkannt. Wurde ja auch von Radio Veronica mindestens 10 mal am Tag gespielt, bis zur Ohrwurmqualität! Und heute immer noch so gut wie vor 50Jahren!

thefunk said...



Three volume CD on a single zip ....

King Curtis - The Complete Atco Singles ( Real Gone 2015)

https://www.mediafire.com/file/yfakux4zyxc0z1a/TCAS.rar/file

Anonymous said...

RYP and Quickxie
You're welcome

Chuck Just said...

Here's:

A Cowboy's Life is Good Enough for Me, a 2005 Jasmine Records release, featuring 100 songs of the Plains and life in the West, https://www.bear-family.com/various-a-cowboy-s-life-is-good-enough-for-me-4-cd.html

"There is great interest in the music of the wide-open spaces. That interest not only emanates from the UK, but also from Canada to Australia, from the USA to New Zealand - and in many other parts.

Whilst the era of the "Wild West" spanned little more than twenty-five years in the 1800's, it generated a richness of image, poetry, and balladry that would inspire a whole generation of celluloid cowboys in the next century. However, cowboy music was much wider than the stories of the Wild West and the romance spread to embrace the beautiful and rugged landscapes of other parts of the continent. Songs appeared about Canada, Mexico, Hawaii (where there is a long tradition of the Paniolo - the Hawaiian Cowboy) and about the way of life of homesteaders and farmers."

Four discs in one collection, presented in 320,

https://www.imagenetz.de/Yqdor

And here's a continuation of the Live at Gilley's Series from yesterday, very glad there are people out there seeking it out!

Razzy Bailey 3-4-83, https://www.imagenetz.de/g3ush

Ronnie Milsap 4-15-83, https://www.imagenetz.de/5z3be

A little more noise than I remembered on the Razzy Bailey one, still hope it scratches a nostalgic itch.

Roz said...

Request - can anyone share "Various – Keep On Chooglin' - Vol. 1 / Deep Fried"
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Keep-On-Chooglin-Vol-1-Deep-Fried/release/16480530

I've not seen any of them, but Discogs has 28 volumes listed:
https://www.discogs.com/label/1116990-homo-swampus

Thanks & Cheers

jack bond said...

Upsetters - Super Ape (1976) & Return Of The Super Ape (1978)

By 1976, Lee "Scratch" Perry was well established at his Black Ark studio, a fact proven by the quality of the creations emerging from its walls. The success of Max Romeo's "War in a Babylon" brought a deal with Island Records and the possibility of greater financial rewards. The single was followed by a full-length album of the same name as well as deejay Jah Lion's Columbia Colly LP. Riding this crest of productivity, Scratch then turned to a creation of his own. Super Ape offered a series of the producer's finest 1976 rhythms, from Devon Irons' "When Jah Come" and the Blue Bells' "Come Along" to Romeo's "War in a Babylon" and "Chase the Devil." All are bathed in the distinct, murky atmosphere that was becoming a Black Ark trademark, then served up in the form of dub-like de-constructions.

https://www.imagenetz.de/dcAfP

sambgodot said...

As an addition to my Nanci Griffith posts, my son has just sent me this link he found today - a compilation of Nanci on the Letterman show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l9jAD9S4Ro

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

@ 96dbFreak

Mea culpa - apologies. The foul Savile indeed slipped into the cracks of doom before his crimes were discovered and therefore evaded punishment in this life.
Fortunately a number of scumbags have been brought to book during their lifetimes - Gary Glitter, Rolf Harris, Jonathan King, to name but three.

thefunk said...

@jack bond

Upsetters? Good one Mr Bond

Roz said...

@ thefunk
thanks for King Curtis - a great collection

Anonymous said...

@RobKopp, does your French friend who made the 78-vol. Kinks covers have it posted anywhere for download? Thanks.

-Muzak McMusics

Rowan said...

Yes, regarding Jimmy Saville and I suppose to a lesser degree, Gary Glitter. Jimmy Saville was the one who championed The Stones and in 1964 was well thought of by those who didn't know him, which meant 99 per cent of the population. We really were so innocent, back in 1964. How were we to have known? What we did know was that many British aristocrats were really weird, sexually and that was alluded to via Barry Humpfrey's 'Adventures of Barry McKenzie'. We thought it a laugh, but it was really quite serious, and we are seeing this today with the allegations against Prince Andrew. Personally, I despise the Royals and their toadies, but then that's just me on my soapbox, talking.

George Glass said...

@HenkP - yes, got that one, thanks. I thought to ask for the whole series, instead of the other volumes needed in case someone had it all in one file.

Mike said...

ATTN - Gaius said:

One of the first Dutch band making international noises were 'The Cats'.

Thanks for The Cats - one of my favorite groups...

Cheers,
Mike M

Rob Kopp said...

Muzak McMusics
@RobKopp, does your French friend who made the 78-vol. Kinks covers have it posted anywhere for download? Thanks.

I posted them here on TZ, about a year ago I think, but I'm not going to post them again. Sorry.

flatspin said...

@BigGray
Thanks for Ian Cooper, Ian Date & Tommy Emmanul. Virtuosos all three of them.

Anonymous said...

He was never convicted.

zipper said...

Thanks jack bond for The Upsetters share.

ELtel said...

@ thefunk, thanks for King Curtis.
cheers,ELtel

jack bond said...

thefunk - many thanks for King Curtis

Anonymous said...

@RobKopp, fair enough on the Kinks covers. Thanks anyway.

That being said, anyone have them to re-share? After a HD flameout, would be much appreciated. Thanks, folks, for all you share on here.

--Muzak McMusics

Alfred said...

Many thanks for King Curtis!

Alfred said...

,,, btw, King Curtis played the saxophone on the Alf Newman title "It's a Gas".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nshT-dwmIg4

peerke said...

@sambgodot:thanks for Nanci Griffith. Miss her.

Rob Kopp said...

@Muzak McMusics (and others who like to have the 1560 Kinks covers on 78 Kinks Relatives compilations)
Go to http://kindakinks.net/discography/kinkskovers.php,
send me an email, and I will send you the files with WeTransfer
(but I don't want to do it more than once, so I will wait a week)