Friday, 23 September 2022

…and now for something completely different! 1804 - 2022

These fucking politicians, warlords and religious... They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! 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

56 comments:

DooWopDaddyO said...





CLIFF & THE TOWN REBELS - I WANT THAT! (REBEL MUSIC RECORDS RM 7006)
https://www.imagenetz.de/fNecm


THE LONESOME DRIFTERS (WOODEN BARN RECORDS WBR-501)
https://www.imagenetz.de/jJ4Hs


THE VIRGINIANS - JIMMY'S BOOGIE (MAC RECORDS 141)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/43rzp82kpovn369/THE+VIRGINIANS+-+JIMMY'S+BOOGIE+(MAC+RECORDS+141).rar/file



Aaron Vincent said...

Hey ho, let's go, it's a Powersolo friday!

"Sloppy Bird Boogie" (2014 Official Music Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0RGWNO4obI

"Boom Babba Do Ba Dabba" (2014 Official Music Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvGJoNkOiI0

"Tornado" (2018 Official Music Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VuGBHqd6LU

And here is our fav drummer Animal performing the 60's classic "Wild Thing"!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kT_YS8KhXYM

Here are the swedish and tireless bar band rockers Diamond Dogs, this is their 2nd album (and best if you ask me) from 2001, musically they sound like a cross between Faces, Black Crowes, Rolling Stones, and sometimes with a punk rock vibe in the vein of Hellacopters. This album has a really great production, with mostly high energy tracks and mostly killers and no fillers. Support and celebrate them if you like 'em!

Diamond Dogs - As Your Greens Turn Brown (2001)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/5NjtOYgFtn/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/master/1747731-Diamond-Dogs-As-Your-Greens-Turn-Brown
https://wildkingdom.se/artists/diamond-dogs/

tads44 said...

Chronological Classics #881 Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 1944-1945 (1996)
https://www72.zippyshare.com/v/dzXUMjJU/file.html

Chronological Classics #874 Jack Teagarden & His Orchestra 1941-1943 (1996)
https://www21.zippyshare.com/v/bhN42jea/file.html

Chronological Classics #865 Cozy Cole 1944-1945 (1996)
https://www38.zippyshare.com/v/ecGO2X2w/file.html

Searnav said...


Various Artists – Their Greatest Hits

My LP = Imperial 5C052.24059X (The Netherlands 1969)

A compilation of tracks from the late 60s by Dutch pop / rock bands, all sung in English

1. A1 The Cats - Why (4:01)
2. A2 Brainbox - Down Man (2:38)
3. A3 The Buffoons - Sister Theresa's East Side Orphanage (2:58)
4. A4 Gloria - The Merry Dance (3:30)
5. A5 Left Side - I Can Give You Everything (3:02)
6. A6 The Cats - Vaya Con Dios (3:25)
7. B1 Gloria - The Last Seven Days (4:25)
8. B2 The Cats - Lea (3:43)
9. B3 Brainbox - Sea Of Delight (3:03)
10. B4 The Buffoons - Maria From "West Side Story" (3:29)
11. B5 Left Side - Welcome To My House (2:56)
12. B6 The Buffoons - It's The End (2:49)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from 45Worlds)

https://www115.zippyshare.com/v/qWsIPMPr/file.html

Searnav said...


Various Artists – Rock ‘n Roll Club Vol. 3

United Artists 4C 052-92771 (Belgium 1971)

Sunset SLS 50 221 Z (Germany 1971)

1. A1 Fats Domino - I'm Ready (2:05)
2. A2 The Ventures - Pipe Line (3:56)
3. A3 D.B. Waugh - You Better Believe It (2:53)
4. A4 Bobby Vee - Sea Cruise (2:20)
5. A5 Sandy Nelson - Treat Her Right (1:50)
6. A6 Chris Kenner - I Like It Like That (1:58)
7. B1 Johnny Burnette - Mona Lisa (1:45)
8. B2 Eddie Cochran - Long Tall Sally (1:48)
9. B3 The Ventures - Night Train (2:52)
10. B4 Bobby Vee - Donna (2:32)
11. B5 Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls Of Fire (1:51)
12. B6 Bobby Lewis - Tossin' And Turnin' (2:21)

Artwork Included (Belgium front, back and Germany labels)

https://www84.zippyshare.com/v/s1P6x93w/file.html

Searnav said...


Fats Waller – Young Fats Waller – Early Piano Solos

“X” Records LVA 3035 (USA 1955) (10" - 25 cm)

Young Fats Waller on front cover and labels
Young “Fats” Waller on back cover

1. A1 Numb Fumblin' (2:54)
2. A2 Love Me Or Leave Me (2:40)
3. A3 Sweet Savannah Sue (3:02)
4. A4 Valentine Stomp (3:25)
5. B1 Smashing Thirds (3:07)
6. B2 Baby, Oh! Where Can You Be? (3:17)
7. B3 My Feelin's Are Hurt (3:05)
8. B4 Turn On The Heat (2:25)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

https://www31.zippyshare.com/v/qYIthlAr/file.html

howstean said...

Blogger Andyrock66 said...

Please howstean or anybody else can repost

Willie Nelson - Old Time Religion (1986)on Laserlight ...
I had some problems with my Pc and I lost it!!
HELP ME PLEASE IT'S VERY IMPORTANT FOR ME!!!!
Thank you very very much in advance to you guys..

Here's a new link for Willie & Bobbie Nelson as requested

https://we.tl/t-Ry4YPZy55l

good for a week

BigGray said...

The Moody Blues

Part 27 of 31

2013-Timeless Flight (Disc 07 - Justin Hayward & John Lodge - Blue Jays Live at Lancaster University 1975)
https://www.imagenetz.de/c6STH

01 - Tuesday Afternoon (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
02 - You and Me (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
03 - My Brother (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
04 - Isn't Life Strange (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
05 - Who Are You Now (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
06 - New Horizons (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
07 - Emily's Song (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
08 - I Dreamed Last Night (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
09 - Nights in White Satin (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
10 - I'm Just a Singer (In a Rock and Roll Band) (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
11 - Blue Guitar (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
12 - When You Wake Up (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays
13 - Question (Live at Lancaster University, 1975) - Blue Jays

2013-Timeless Flight (Disc 08 - Live at The Seattle Coliseum 1979)
https://www.imagenetz.de/jAV2V

01 - Steppin' in a Slide Zone (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
02 - Twilight Time (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
03 - The Day We Meet Again (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
04 - The Story in Your Eyes (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
05 - I'm Your Man (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
06 - Driftwood (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
07 - I'll Be Level with You (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
08 - Gypsy (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
09 - Survival (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
10 - The Balance (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
11 - Nights in White Satin (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
12 - Legend of a Mind (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
13 - Question (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues
14 - Ride My See Saw (Live at the Coliseum, Seattle, 1979) - The Moody Blues

2013-Timeless Flight (Disc 09 - Live at The Forum, Inglewood 1983) [Part 1]
https://www.imagenetz.de/bWXh6

01 - Sitting at the Wheel (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
02 - Gemini Dream (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
03 - Tuesday Afternoon (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
04 - The Voice (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
05 - Steppin' in a Slide Zone (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
06 - The Story in Your Eyes (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
07 - Hole in the World-Under My Feet (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
08 - Painted Smile-Reflective Smile (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
09 - Veteran Cosmic Rocker (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues
10 - Driftwood (Live at the Forum, Inglewood, California, 1983) - The Moody Blues

Anonymous said...


Gospel Deep Soul 45's
https://we.tl/t-nJ7qfHdy5G

Gospel Funk
https://we.tl/t-jlq7IuFRRk

Raw Pre-war Gospel (1926-36) - American Primitive, Volume 1
https://we.tl/t-T8et0bwVGp

Bucephalus

Professor RnR said...

Billboard R&B 1954 Part 2 (updated & remastered)
1. Fats Domino - You Done Me Wrong (2:05)
2. Fats Domino - Little School Girl (2:39)
3. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Work With Me Annie (2:45)
4. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Until I Die (2:21)
5. Little Walter - Oh Baby (2:46)
6. Little Walter - Rocker (3:06)
7. The Spaniels - Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight (2:44)
8. The Spaniels - You Don't Move Me (2:34)
9. Joe Turner - Shake, Rattle And Roll (3:00)
10. Joe Turner - You Know I Love You (3:08)
11. Muddy Waters - Just Make Love To Me (2:52)
12. Muddy Waters - Oh! Yeh (2:58)
13. Roy Hamilton - If I Loved You (3:01)
14. Roy Hamilton - So Let There Be Love (2:42)
15. Johnny Ace - Please Forgive Me (2:24)
16. Johnny Ace - You've Been Gone So Long (2:35)

Professor RnR said...

17. Clyde McPhatter - Honey Love (2:25)
18. Clyde McPhatter - Warm Your Heart (2:46)
19. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Sexy Ways (2:30)
20. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Don't Say Your Last Goodbye (2:55)
21. Chuck Willis - I Feel So Bad (2:54)
22. Chuck Willis - Need One More Chance (2:57)
23. The Clovers - Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But Trash (2:57)
24. The Clovers - I've Got My Eyes On You (2:31)
25. The Spiders - I'm Slipping In (2:31)
26. The Spiders - I'm Searchin' (2:25)
27. Ruth Brown - Oh What A Dream (2:53)
28. Ruth Brown - Please Don't Freeze (2:32)
29. Faye Adams - Hurts Me to My Heart (2:53)
30. Faye Adams - Ain't Gonna Tell (2:26)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a_ZrmE7Yq8xQkhvvX9Z8DoLxlw9gbsOx
pass: U12.09.22

Herick M said...

==Zebra Stripes - Zebra Is Her Name==
https://mega.nz/file/2wwgRY7Y#D27byruh8FpElXN7BYpTYi4xRbBK9YAfiJtkt7Nedmk

Tracklist:
01.- Hurtin' Kind
02.- Sinners
03.- You Don't Love Me
04.- Sometimes
05.- Sugar Daddy
06.- Ths Little Girl's Gone Rockin'
07.- Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
08.- Hands Off
09.- Some Velvet Moring

https://www.discogs.com/master/813346-Zebra-Stripes-Zebra-Is-Her-Name

Anonymous said...

Hi friends,

Anyone have:

Sammi Smith - Looks Like Stormy Weather 1969-1975 (Ace Records)?vance!

Thnaks in advance

Junner

Guitarradeplastico,scraping oddities said...

Many thanks

Bucephalus for the Gospel days


tads44 for
Chronological Classics


Request:

-Ofo The Black Company– People's Law ( 1980 )

–Tirogo ‎– Revelations ( 1980 )

–Tirogo ‎– Aiyé People ( 1978 )

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

SOMETHING DIFFERENT

For Windows 11 users ONLY

It seems that the first big WIN 11 Update 'WIN 11 22H2 (Build 22621 521) has been rolled out worldwide today.

As you can see and read, I'm back into work. It took me half an hour for d/l and installing. You can get it via your Windows Update function.

clash said...

Various Artists – Dynamic Grooves - Funk And Groovy Soul From The Vaults Of Scepter, Wand, Dynamo And Musicor (2011) CD @320
https://www53.zippyshare.com/v/5wGf633r/file.html

1 Billy Clark & The Maskman–Soul Party Pt 1
2 Warren Lee– Funky Belly
3 Betty Moorer– It's My Thing
4 The Backyard Heavies– Chitlin' Strut
5 Jerry O– Funky Football
6 The Little Grady Lewis & Soul Smokers– Soul Smokin' Pt 1
7 Untouchable Machine Shop – Machine Shop Pt 2
8 George Tindley– Ain't That Peculiar
9 The Endeavors– I Know You Don't Want Me
10 Betty Moorer– Speed Up
11 Inez & Charlie Foxx– (1-2-3-4-5-6-7) Count The Days
12 General Crook– Fever In The Funk House
13 Earl King– Tic Tac Toe
14 Chuck Jackson– Candy
15 Joe Arnold– Soul Trippin'
16 Johnny Moore– A Dollar Ninety Eight
17 Allen Toussaint– Working In The Coalmine
18 Harmon Bethea– She's My Meat
19 The Soul Brothers –Horsing Around
20 Raw Meat – Funky Humpback
21 The Backyard Heavies– Expo '83

https://www.discogs.com/release/5390103-Various-Dynamic-Grooves-Funk-And-Groovy-Soul-From-The-Vaults-Of-Scepter-Wand-Dynamo-And-Musicor

Anonymous said...

Gaius said:

Back to music, some Neo-Psychedelic music today, this is:

Heron Oblivion (USA) - s/t album 2016
https://www.imagenetz.de/egYvU

Heron Oblivion is more a project than a band, combining musicians from different bands with Meg Baird singing and drumming.

Apesville said...

Wallyk thank you for the re-up of RIOT IN BOOGIE

Harry Hispter plays all the way through plus King Perry - Till You're In My Arms Again no longer skips.

Did the King Perry come out on (1954) Look (IL) 45 - 104 or only on (1955) Hollywood (CA) 45 - 1031 ?

I have only seen bootleg copys of the Look 45. Maybe it was Look 78 only?

Thanks Dean

Mister Movie Club said...

They Might Be Giants - or they might not be, but Free Friday Films brings you

GIGANTIC (a Tale of Two Johns)

They Might Be Giants… love them or hate them, because few people fall in between those two poles. My personal discovery of the band was fairly early on, when Dr. Demento started playing tunes off their first album and grabbed my young brain for a long, long, time. Decades later, it’s encouraging to know they’re still at it, still sticking to their guns, still doing what they do, never catering to anyone else’s whims but their own.

Gigantic is a surprisingly well done rockumentary- surprising because, though it’s pretty standard fare in terms of mixing interviews with live footage, it covers a lot and covers it well. People who don’t know the band (is such a thing possible in this day and age?) will receive a strong argument about why they should, younger fans will learn what is, to them, ancient history, and even die-hard fans will discover bits and pieces that re-kindle one’s love of these two brilliant nerds.

Nerds is the operative word here, and something the documentary sorely misses- the gigantic, trailblazing effect these two nerds had on making geekdom mainstream and cool. Back in the 90’s, cool people did not like TMBG; two nerdy white guys with nasal voices singing about obscure subjects full of ironic references to obscure pop culture history? I’ll take the Pixies instead, thanks. Interestingly enough, Mr. hip Frank Black himself is a huge fan and longtime friend, which speaks to the musical sophistication of TMBG’s music. While the film touches upon this indirectly, a deep dive into what makes their songs so musically unique (and important contributions in furthering the borders of the pop music idiom) or the cultural and historical value of this duo’s aesthetic in the larger context of the American cultural identity would have truly pushed the film into a higher dimension with more resonating themes.

But it is what it is, and what it is is quite worth a hundred minutes off your life. Featuring plenty of celebrity fans, from Harry Shearer & Michael McKean to PBS heartthrobs Ira Glass & Dave Eggers, Gigantic definitely entertains. The filmmakers seem to have shot footage right up through September 10, 2001, begging the question, did 9-11 force director AJ Schnack to end the story prematurely? If it did, it might have been a blessing in disguise- the post 9-11 story of TMBG is much less interesting as they settle into middle age and become soft and safe godfathers of nerd culture, comfortable in their new roles as the musical go-to band of Silicon Valley. Thankfully, Gigantic forever enshrines the fact that TMBG’s beginnings were as punk rock as anyone’s, and that the artistic voice that emerged out of limitations and necessity is as unique and American as the best of ’em.

https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2022/09/23/gigantic-a-tale-of-two-johns/comment-page-1/#comment-297

deadwoodie said...

I need help on information on the 60's independent label Harlequin out of Chicago owned and produced by Dutch Wenzlaff, who was a staff producer at Mercury. To date, I can only find five releases with the only moderately successful record by The Ides Of March "YOU WOULDN'T LISTEN TO ME" which was picked up by Parrot Records in 1966.
The release I'm most interested in is my THE ZAG a song about Mini Skirts. There is no information on this record ,which i have heard, produced by Dutch and released around 1966.I believe the group did not exist and was just a studio project performed by excellent first rate studio musicians that is similar to garage records produced in LA in 1966.
Thanks in advance.

wally k said...

wallyk said

today's mix of 78rpms has few strange songs but enjoyable for fans of
jazzy blues ,then few more standard blues.

"COOL GOOFIN"

https://www.imagenetz.de/KFcLd


Aaron Vincent said...

@everybody

I know we mostly share stuff in here, but I find this thing a bit funny and interesting (maybe a bit childish, but what the heck). My question to all of you is - what is your top five Bob Dylan studio album list? Also rank them from one to five (your absolute favorite at numer one, and so on). There's know prestige in this, just a funny thing.:-)

Here is my list:

1. Street Legal (1978)
2. John Wesley Harding (1967)
3. Highway 61 Revisited
4. Desire (1975)
5. Oh Mercy! (1989)

Beach Boys Fan4Life said...

Hello all - I'm looking for the Ellie Greenwich musical "Leader of The Pack"
Thanks in advance.

EricC said...

@Mister Movie Club

Thank you for the TMBG doc! I've been been a fan since that first album.

Silvio said...

@Searnav

Various Artists – Rock ‘n Roll Club Vol. 1

Did you post it already? I missed it. Do you remember when?

Thanks in advance.

Cheers.

Unknown said...

Thanx to Spaniard girl and bluesjumper33 for insight into my egrojworld problem.

Upgrading my AdBlocker to AdBlocker Ultimate eliminated the ads.

Thanx,
Cc5

djmcblues2 said...

TRAIN TRACKS AHEAD

Night Train - Bruce Cockburn
Ghost Train - Rickie Lee Jones
Ain’t No Brakeman - John Mayall
Slow Train Coming - Bob Dylan
Mystery Train - Chrissie Hynde
Runaway Train - John Stewart
Blue Train - Big House
The Train Kept A-Rollin’ - Dread Zeppelin
Train to Dixie - Keith Sykes
Night Train - Paul Revere & Raiders
Big Train From Memphis - John Fogerty
Two Trains - Lowell George
Train Kept A-Rollin’ - Colin James
Midnight Train - Darden Smith
Chattanooga Choo-Choo - Aleep At The Wheel
Blue Train - Johnny Cash
Southern Streamline - John Fogerty
End Of The Line - Traveling Wilburys

https://www1.zippyshare.com/v/17i2rMog/file.html
OR
https://www.mediafire.com/file/00zvcrfx34fl74h/Train+Tracks+Ahead.zip/file

Mark L. said...

@Mister Movie Club Thanks so much for the TMBG documentary! I didn't know this existed...

Malaspina said...

I wonder if Gauis has any Shona Laing. I bought the US vinyl version of 'South' when it was released in 1988. Maybe a series of Shona Laing posts? Just thinking. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

Some people might like some things here: https://archive.org/details/@paris-portland?&sort=-publicdate&page=2
700 choices... keep scrolling.

B.

Music Of The Seventies said...

@320:

Bo Hansson - Mellanväsen (1975)
https://uptobox.com/nd0akoss144a
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/master/170813-Bo-Hansson-Mellanv%C3%A4sen

September - Zadnja Avantura (1976)
https://uptobox.com/vk8hakmj6rgy
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/1027159-September-Zadnja-Avantura

Chris Youlden - Nowhere Road (1973)
https://uptobox.com/prvgav5wb7wc
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/1594092-Chris-Youlden-Nowhere-Road

RYP said...

Aaron,
here is my Dylan Top 5:

1 I Want You
2 Subterranean Homesick Blues
3 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
4 John Wesley Harding
5 Lily of the West

Aaron Vincent said...

@RYP

Very nice list! If I also had listed Dylan-songs (not album as I requested), below are my top :-D

1. I Want You
2. Series Of Dreams
3. If You See Her Say Hello
4. Billy 4 (Very underrated)
5. Lilly Of The West (Very underrated)

Fabio D. said...

My Bob Dylan personal Top 5:
Blood on The Tracks
___+____-______-______
Desire
______(_______-_______
John Wesley Harding
______-______+______
Blonde on Blonde
_____-_____+______
Highway 61 Revisited

But tomorrow I can respond different

Man from Mordor said...

A virtually impossible task, but here are the five Dylan albums which are my favourites:
1. Street Legal
2. Blonde On Blonde
3. Freewheelin’
4. Blood On The Tracks
5. Highway 61 Revisited.
Although, truth to be told I would not wish to be without any and have the complete canon.

Searnav said...

Aaron

My favorite Dylan albums top 5:

1) Blonde On Blonde
2) Bringing It All Back Home (= Subterranean Hoomsick Blues in most European countries)
3) Highway 61 Revisited
4) Another Side Of Bob Dylan
5) New Morning

As to a top 5 Dylan songs, that's just impossible for me to choose.

Aaron Vincent said...

@Man From Mordor
Groovy to see another guy choose Street Legal as I number one! Many Dylan-fans seems either love it madly (like you and me) or think is a mediocre album from a some kind of "in between two periods" kind of album?

@Fabio

I understand what you mean, Dylan has so many great records from all over his 60 year old career, and if you loved the guy for many years, the fav albums shifts. Cool to see John Wesley Harding so high on your list!

Mystere2 said...

I have a treasure I have never seen offered. Sundown a band that featured Chuck Leavell. The night this band made their debut Chuck was told by Capricorn that they wanted him for the Allman Brothers and they had his contract. This left the band with a new LP they could not tour to promote despite the LP being very good. I have it newly digitized into a zip but do not know how to upload.

Crab Devil said...

@djmcblues2: Thank you for "Train Tracks Ahead."

lemonflag said...

Blood On The Tracks
Blonde On Blonde
Freewheelin
Highway 61
John Wesley Harding

Boots Of Spanish Leather
Visions Of Johanna
Like A Rolling Stone
Make You Feel My Love
Ballad Of Frankie Lee And Judas Priest

Psychfan said...

My Top 5 Dylan LPs
1) Blonde On Blonde
2) Bringing It All Back Home
3) John Wesley Harding
4) Highway 61 Revisited
5) Desire

bingo said...

My favorite Dylan albums top
1976 Hard Rain
The best for me

la musica e vita said...

Aaron Vincent said...
My question to all of you is - what is your top five Bob Dylan studio album list? Also rank them from one to five (your absolute favorite at numer one, and so on).

What would interest me more would be, what do we think would be the top [say 12] most covered Dylan numbers?
All along the Watchtower
and
Knocking on Heaven's Door
would have to be on that list.
Any takers?

Searnav said...

la musica...there is an LP called "Greatest Hits - Nobody sings Dylan Like Dylan". That says it all. But I also collect Dylan covers by other artists. I think I have over 1,000 so I just can't choose.

Aaron Vincent said...

@Searnav

Interesting choices with New Morning and Another Side Of, the only two albums with Dylan I never got "under the skin" (maybe not Knocked Out Load or Empire Burlesque either), don't know why? Yeah, it's hard to pick songs, personally I actually find it more easy than pick out 20. :-D

@Bingo
Hard Rain is amazing, after 30 years og spinning it I still can't get enough off the album, or the video-concert, he was cooler than ever this year, and sang such angry? 1975-1976 is def my fav years with him.

Searnav said...

Silvio, to find the day I posted RNR Club Vol.1, I would have to go back to search for it here. So I think you can do that yourself. Sorry but thanks for asking.

Andyrock66 said...

@howstean
Thank you from the deep of my heart amigo, for reposting Willie Nelson!! Good week to you!

Andyrock66 said...

@Aaron Vincent
You have caused an uproar, my friend....
But I love it!
That's my list:

1. Highway 61 Revisited (There is the best song ever... Like A Rolling Stone)
2. Blonde On Blonde (Simply perfect!)
3. Bringing It All Back Home (The B side all time)
4. Blood On The Tracks (Wonderful)
5. Time Out Of Mind (How to do a masterpiece after turning fifty)

But Dylan is Dylan ... Without Him, gentlemen, none of us would probably be here with our passion..

Aaron Vincent said...

@Andyrock66

You're absolute right, without Dylan we should probably be on Twitter or Tik Tok and sharing crap, maybe sharing pictures with each other of cup cakes? ;-)

Highway 61 I see as perfect, but I can't stand the title track! :-D
Blonde On Blonde to me has a couple of boring blues numbers, and Rainy Day Women is get's me the creeps. :-D

Time Out Of Mind was a god damned revolution when it was released, holy smoke!

bingo said...

Nobody sings Dylan Like Dylan
It is a serie of cover songs
Vol 1 - 41 found it anywhere 2010

Silvio said...

@Searnav

Thanks for answering my question.

I'll do the searching myself.

Keep up the good job.

Cheers

Searnav said...

AndyRock, your top 3 dylan LPs are the same as mine, although in a different order. He was at his best in 1965-1966 for sure.

Rich said...

Aaron Vincent said


But Dylan is Dylan ... Without Him, gentlemen, none of us would probably be here with our passion..

what a load of crap you talk dude,completely up your own ass big time!

RYP said...

Rich,
you should have avoided the second part of your comment(see our rules on the main page under the film clip)! Next time please, if your rooster comb swells again...

Rich (ohio metal freak) said...

Ryp

thats ok got my message across..thx for publishing though i doubt the big headed one will see it...lol!...were not all dylan fans ok?..no need for your sarcasm,but then again your 2 are an item..lol!

shagasha said...

Bob Dylan fans, and all those into Bob Dylan and good music, there is a cover of Times, They Are Changing, on Youtube, by Emily Linge. She did a very nice job on acoustic guitar, check it out.