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Groove Station - Saxblasters Vol.1 (Westside Records WESA 823)
https://www.imagenetz.de/gVE59
Work Work OOO Bopa-Cowa - 27 Hard Working Doowop Related Songs (Gator Records #5001)
https://www.imagenetz.de/jyAYb
Before They Were Hits Or We Did It First Vol.7
https://www.imagenetz.de/b7dXW
Colin Blunstone – The Light Inside
Mystic Records MYS CD 125 (U.K. 1998)
with Rod Argent, Don Airey, Cozy Powell, Darrin Mooney, Mo Foster, Alex Meadows, Keith Airey, Rob Harris, Carlos Hercules
Produced by Don Airey.
1. Your Love Is Like The Sun (4:41)
2. Walking In The Rain (4:28)
3. Seventh Heaven (3:34)
4. Send Me Your Broken Hearts (5:19)
5. Hearts That Turn (4:33)
6. Till We Try Again (4:01)
7. Slowburn (4:16)
8. Love's A Stranger (4:31)
9. Don't Let The Darkness Touch You (4:54)
10. You Make Love So Good (4:26)
11. Knowing You (3:08)
12. Losing You (4:22)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://www51.zippyshare.com/v/KcjzJa7B/file.html
Various Artists – Southern Folk Heritage Series – Blue Ridge Mountain Music
Atlantic SD-1347 (USA 1959)
1. The Mountain Ramblers - Cotton Eyed Joe (2:31)
2. The Mountain Ramblers - Big Tilda (2:13)
3. Estil C. Ball & Orna Ball - Jennie Jenkins (2:41)
4. Spence Moore & Roy Birns - Jimmy Sutton (2:35)
5. The Mountain Ramblers - John Henry (3:46)
6. The Mountain Ramblers - Rosewood Casket (3:00)
7. The Mountain Ramblers - Silly Bill (2:27)
8. The Mountain Ramblers - Big Ball In Boston (2:18)
9. Wade Ward - Chilly Winds (2:12)
10. The Mountain Ramblers - The Old Hickory Cane (4:29)
11. Hobart Smith - John Brown (1:52)
12. Hobart Smith - Poor Ellen Smith (2:01)
13. The Mountain Ramblers - Liza Jane (3:08)
14. The Mountain Ramblers - Shady Grove (2:17)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork included (front, back)
https://www49.zippyshare.com/v/GGTm3iaO/file.html
Gram Parsons – The Legend, The Shiloh, The Burrito
A compilation of live tracks by various bands Gram Parsons was a member of.
Homemade compilation.
The Legends (live 1962 US radio):
Gram Parsons, Jon Corneal, Gerald "Jesse" Chambers, Jim Stafford
The Shilohs (live Derrytown Haven 1964):
Gram Parsons, George Wrigley, Joe Kelly, Paul Surratt
The Flying Burrito Brothers (live Altamont 1969):
Gram Parsons, Chris Hillman, Michael Clarke, Bernie Leadon, Sneaky Pete Kleinow
Some pictures were borrowed from Thomas Aubrunner’s excellent webpage that lists all Gram Parsons studio recordings. Many thanks to him.
http://www.burritobrother.com/GramParsons.htm
Poor quality - don’t expect hi-fi - historical interest only
1. The Legends - Rip It Up (2:58)
2. The Legends - What'd I say (3:31)
3. The Legends - 6-5-4-3-2-1 (3:14)
4. The Legends - Let It Be Me (3:20)
5. The Shilohs - Oh Didn't They Crucify My Lord (4:07)
6. The Shilohs - I May Be Right (2:52)
7. The Shilohs - On My Journey Home (3:04)
8. The Shilohs - Headed For The Hills (3:25)
9. The Shilohs - Going Away, Don't You Want To Go (7:34)
10. The Shilohs - Nobody Knows When You're Down And Out (6:34)
11. The Shilohs - Big Country (3:28)
12. The Shilohs - All Night Long (2:36)
13. The Shilohs - Unknown Title (2:35)
14. The Shilohs - Run To The Meadow (3:39)
15. The Shilohs - This Little Light Of Mine (3:13)
16. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Six Days On The Road (2:55)
17. The Flying Burrito Brothers - High Fashion Queen (1:52)
18. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Cody Cody (2:51)
19. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Lazy Day (3:50)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://www8.zippyshare.com/v/DZIRFfCk/file.html
tori amos - paramount theatre - seattle usa 05.12.2007
https://we.tl/t-U1HwBBYpwM
Wes Montgomery - VARA Studio 7 & VPRO Studios, Hilversum NL 4.2.1965 EN preFM remaster
https://we.tl/t-qQodxa4cvW
whitestripes-2005-10-26-copenhagen-mp3-
https://we.tl/t-Wy5zv8C0mm
Bucephalus
https://archive.org/details/fra-mats-musikalisches-fundbuero-folge-41
1.Hank Levine & His Orchestra - Image Part 1 1961
2.Lionel Hampton - Jammin' On High Society 1956
3.Georg Dybowski & Fritz Roppel - Lydian Steps 2022
4.Herbie Hancock - All Apologies 1996
5.Nirvana - All Apologies 1993
6.John Lennon & Plastic Ono Band - Instant Karma 1969
7.Candi Staton - He Called Me Baby 1970
8.Harlan Howard - She Called Me Baby 1961
9.Ray Charles - Busted 1963
10.The Chairmen Of The Board - Give Me Just A Little More Time 1970
11.Homer Banks - Sixty Minutes Of Your Love 1967
12.William Bell - Eloise, Hang On In There 1967
13.Tommy Tucker - Long Tall Shorty 1964
14.Louis Armstrong & His Allstars - High Society 1950er
15.Connie Williams - Through The Years 1961
Kontakt:
framat-tv@gmx.de
@JPB in DC - "The Tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra" link is in 2/5/23's ANFSCD
@Andyrock66 - Sorry, pal. You don't get to say what the symbol you're using stands for. It may only be for your love of Southern rock, but to others it means repression, cruelty, treason, ignorance, and a host of other negative things. It's not all about you, y'know. Lynyrd Skynyrd even stopped flying it.
Today's Firesign Theatre:
1) Fighting Clowns (1980)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/a0yFBOY3t9/file.html
2) The Ronald Reagan Assassination Show (1981)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/SZVkH3mB6x/file.html
3) Lawyer's Hospital (1982)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/JRnBlRjbto/file.html
Pre-Hot 100 Pop Hits, Part 48.03 (updated, remastered)
1. Kate Smith - Now Is the Hour (2:52)
2. Kate Smith - I'll Never Say I Love You (To Anyone But You) (2:50)
3. Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra - Now Is The Hour (Maori Farewell Song) (3:11)
4. Charlie Spivak & His Orchestra - Who Are We To Say (2:59)
5. Buddy Clark - Now Is The Hour (Maori Farewell Song) (3:19)
6. Buddy Clark - Peculiar (3:12)
7. Julia Lee - King Size Papa (2:41)
8. Julia Lee - When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (3:01)
9. Julia Lee - King Size Papa '57 (2:51)
10. Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - Sabre Dance Boogie (2:46)
11. Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - After You've Gone (2:29)
12. Art Mooney & His Orchestra - Baby Face (2:21)
13. Art Mooney & His Orchestra - Encore, Cherie (2:45)
14. Tex Beneke - St. Louis Blues March (3:35)
15. Tex Beneke - Cherokee Canyon (2:25)
16. Ken Griffin At The Organ - You Can't Be True Dear (2:35)
17. Ken Griffin At The Organ - Doodle Doo Do (2:29)
18. Ken Griffin At The Organ - Doodle Doo Do (Instrumental) (2:37)
19. Dick Haymes - Little White Lies (3:14)
20. Dick Haymes - I'll Never Smile Again (3:14)
21. The Andrews Sisters - Toolie Oolie Doolie (The Yodel Polka) (2:51)
22. The Andrews Sisters - I Hate To Lose You (2:50)
23. Nat 'King' Cole - Nature Boy (2:39)
24. Nat 'King' Cole - Lost April (2:58)
25. Nat 'King' Cole - Lost April (Alt. Version) (3:03)
26. Frank Sinatra - But Beautiful (3:13)
27. Frank Sinatra - If I Only Had A Match (3:11)
28. Red Ingle & The Natural Seven - Cigareetes, Whuskey And Wild, Wild Women (2:39)
29. Red Ingle & The Natural Seven - Pearly Maude (2:57)
30. Peggy Lee - Laroo, Laroo, Lili Bolero (2:34)
31. Peggy Lee - Talkin' To Myself About You (2:53)
32. Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - The Dickey-Bird Song (3:04)
33. Freddy Martin & His Orchestra - If Winter Comes (3:15)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FnjZnEwEKY9-xUOUn8dfV4HG3TxNg5Vb
pass: U09.02.23
2020 Update
Part 9
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
2020[02]-Live In Paris '19
https://www.imagenetz.de/f3w98
01 - Evil Star [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
02 - Venusian 2 [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
03 - Perihelion [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
04 - Crumbling Castle [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
05 - The Fourth Colour [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
06 - Deserted Dunes Welcome Weary Feet [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
07 - The Castle In The Air [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
08 - Muddy Water [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
09 - People-Vultures [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
10 - Mr. Beat [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
11 - Hot Water [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
12 - This Thing [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
13 - Billabong Valley [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
14 - Nuclear Fusion [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
15 - Anoxia [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
16 - All Is Known [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
17 - Boogieman Sam [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
18 - Mars For The Rich [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
19 - Am I In Heaven? [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
2020[03]-Live In Brussels '19
https://www.imagenetz.de/d5ZJG
01 - Evil Star [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
02 - Venusian 2 [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
03 - Superbug [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
04 - The Lord Of Lightning [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
05 - Alter Me III [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
06 - Altered Beast IV [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
07 - People-Vultures [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
08 - This Thing [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
09 - Sense [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
10 - The Wheel [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
11 - The Bird Song [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
12 - Down The Sink [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
13 - Work This Time [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
14 - Robot Stop [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
15 - Big Fig Wasp [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
16 - Gamma Knife [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
17 - Float Along - Fill Your Lungs [live] - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
2020[04]-Chunky Shrapnel
https://www.imagenetz.de/ezRY2
01 - Evil Star - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
02 - The River - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
03 - Wah Wah - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
04 - Road Train - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
05 - Murder of the Universe - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
06 - Quarantine - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
07 - Planet B - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
08 - Parking - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
09 - Venusian 2 - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
10 - Hell - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
11 - Let Me Mend The Past - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
12 - Anamnesis - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
13 - Inner Cell - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
14 - Loyalty - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
15 - Horology - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
16 - A Brief History Of Planet Earth - King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
An early and obscure label of R&B from 1948...
Foto Records (1948)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/rMqyKpsNIq/file.html
15 - Sherman Williams & His Shuffle Rhythm (voc. Ed 'Skippy' Brooks) - Dusk Tide
15 - Sherman Williams & His Shuffle Rhythm (voc. Iona Wade) - Reminiscing Blues
106 - George Bledso with Lady Will Carr & Trio - I'll Get Along Somehow
106 - George Bledso with Lady Will Carr & Trio - More And More
140 - I.H. Smalley & His Rockateers - Smalley's Jump
140 - Sister Rock-A-Way with I.H. Smalley & His Rockateers - Young Women's Advice
222 - Memphis Eddie P & His Trio - Hep Chick
222 - Memphis Eddie P & His Trio - Trouble Blues
501 - Lady Will Carr & Her Trio - After Hours
501 - Shifty Henry Band - No Better For Me
502 - Gene Morris Quintet - G-ing With Gene
502 - Gene Morris Quintet (voc. Lee Williams) - Laughing At Life
1026 - Jim Wynn & His Bobalibans (voc. Claude Trenier) - Ee-Bobaliba
1026 - Jim Wynn & His Bobalibans (voc. Luther Luper Jr.) - I Want A Little Girl
1064 - Jim Wynn & His Bobalibans (voc. Claude Trenier) - Buzz Me Baby
1064 - Jim Wynn & His Bobalibans - Winnin' With Wynn [instr.] # Prob. this track
@ Old man Jeff
There's a Festival Records 2 disc set called Brilliant From Birth that has all the Bee Gees Australian recordings on it.
It's posted reasonably frequently on the net. I posted it here in the 60s portion of my Australian posts around three years ago. Maybe someone here who downloaded it can post. It has my full booklet scans included.
If you have no joy, send me an email.
G.
Senator (CA) 45rpm
Track List
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com/2023/02/senator-ca-45rpm.html
Download the music only
https://pixeldrain.com/u/b64Z3V6H
wally k said
this is an early/mid forties collection of Columbia Records
Columbia collection no.1
https://www.imagenetz.de/qgrRk
Chronological Classics
Thelonious Monk 1947-1948 (CC 1118)
https://www.imagenetz.de/LVaX6
Howard McGhee - 1949-1952 (CC 1294)
https://www.imagenetz.de/8XAt8
Gerald Wiggins 1950 (CC 1218)
https://www.imagenetz.de/BTwAK
@RYP
I'm surprised at you for condoning the use of a confederate flag. That's the equivalent of someone putting up the Nazi flag, stating they are only doing so because they love Kraftwerk.
And allowing a idiots such as Manson Mandella (stupid tag name) to make completely false claims such as Lincoln owning slaves and Peter H calling Covid vaccines fake. A million Americans died from Covid and millions more would have without the vaccine.
There are racists everywhere so it's no surprise to find them on TZ but please don't allow the false information here that belongs on Breitbart or Fox News.
Pointing out American hypocrisy both in its past and present manifestations is fair and justified but without American music, this site would be a cultural wasteland.
Bee Gees - Brilliant From Birth with booklet.
https://we.tl/t-QLy42QpiRC
Chattanooga Choo Choo - Gunhild Carling Live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAEmWkqLJv0
Mackie Messer - Mac the knife - gunhild Carling Live
Gunhild Carling trumpet vocal in German,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lG8Jgj09WcI
Dancing Queen - Abba (1920s Hot Jazz Cover) ft. Gunhild Carling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaSxhKf5pV0
Mutter-Tochter
Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans? Idun Carling
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u3ZB9d8VMs
Idun Carling - Meet me Where They play the blues - Klaipeda jazz - carling Family
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfrzcPt54s0
RIP Burt Bacharach - 1928-2023
Along with various lyricists (predominantly Hal David and many others including, Carole Bayer Sager & Elvis Costello) Bacharach composed the music for many of the songs that made up the soundtracks of of popular music over the 60 plus years.
Here's a grab:
A Bunch of Bacharach (HMC)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/Bg7ABc6P
1 - Walk On By - Dionne Warwick
2 - Any Day Now (My Wild Beautiful Bird) - Chuck Jackson
3 - Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick
4 - The Look Of Love - Dusty Springfield
5 - Only Love Can Break A Heart - Gene Pitney
6 - I'll Never Fall In Love Again - Dionne Warwick
7 - Blue On Blue - Bobby Vinton
8 - I Say A Little Prayer - Aretha Franklin
9 - I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself - Tommy Hunt
10 - Baby, It's You - The Shirelles
11 - What's New Pussycat? - Tom Jones
12 - (There's) Always Something The - Sandie Shaw
13 - Magic Moments - Perry Como
14 - Do You Know The Way To San Jos - Dionne Warwick
15 - Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head - B.J. Thomas
16 - (They Long To Be) Close To You - The Carpenters
17 - The Story Of My Life - Michael Holliday
18 - Anyone Who Had A Heart - Dionne Warwick
19 - Wives And Lovers - Jack Jones
20 - Wishin' And Hopin' - Dusty Springfield
21 - You'll Never Get To Heaven (If You Break My Heart - The Stylistics
22 - One Less Bell To Answer - The 5Th Dimension
23 - Sea Of Heartbreak - Don Gibson
24 - Make It Easy On Yourself - Jackie Trent
25 - This Guy's In Love With You - Herb Alpert
26 - What The World Needs Now Is Love - Jackie Deshannon
27 - (The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance - Gene Pitney
28 - Alfie - Cilla Black
29 - A House Is Not A Home - Brook Benton
30 - Promises, Promises - Dionne Warwick
31 - Arthur's Theme (The Best That You Can Do) - Christopher Cross
32 - Reach Out For Me - Nancy Wilson
33 - Baton Rouge Or Frisco - Gene Pitney
34 - The Windows Of The World - The Pretenders
35 - Everybody's Out Of Town - B.J. Thomas
36 - Check Out Time - Dionne Warwick
37 - Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa - Gene Pitney
38 - That's What Friends Are For - Dionne Warwick + Friends
39 - Johnny Get Angry - Joanie Sommers
40 - I Cry Alone - Maxine Brown
41 - Let The Music Play - The Drifters
42 - I Smiled Yesterday - Dionne Warwick
43 - Mexican Divorce - The Drifters
44 - Long After Tonight Is All Over - Irma Thomas
45 - I Wake Up Crying - Del Shannon
46 - The Love Of A Boy - Timi Yuro
47 - Casino Royale - Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Bras
48 - (It's) Wonderful To Be Young - Cliff Richard
49 - Keep Away From Other Girls - Helen Shapiro
50 - Third Window From The Right - Dean Barlow
51 - Warm And Tender - Johnny Mathis
52 - True Love Never Runs Smooth - Gene Pitney
53 - They Don't Give Medals (To Yesterday's Heroes) - Chuck Jackson
54 - You're Following Me - Perry Como
55 - Faker Faker - The Eligibles
56 - Tower Of Strength - Gene McDaniels
57 - Be True To Yourself - Bobby Vee
58 - Waiting For Charlie (To Come Home) - James Etta
59 - You're Telling Our Secrets - Dee Clark
@Frank,
as you can see in the comments "...and now for something completely different! 1943 - 2023", I have taken a clear position and I believe in the wisdom of the TZ visitors in recognizing these populist lies. These idiots who claim these fakes are embarrassing themselves!
@Vin Thanks for more Chronological Classics - excellent.
Gaius said:
@Old Man Jeff + Bee Gees
As far as I know this was the last Australian album of the Bee Gees before they returned to the UK. The brothers were born on the Isle of Man, later living in Manchester. Then the parents went to Queensland, Australia. The 3 Gibbs brothers made their first musical steps in Manchester, got their first record deal in Australia, went back to London, later to the USA,
Bee Gees (Australia, UK, USA) - Spicks and Specks, 1966
https://www.imagenetz.de/neaAx
Free Friday Films brings you a forgotten gem from a bygone era with
SMALL TOWN GIRL
Screwball comedies officially began in 1934 with the advent of the Hayes Code- a self-censoring list of things movies could not show, as a response to the rapid increase of both sex and violence in Hollywood (and the big public outcry that came as a result.) Not being able to talk about sex maturely, filmmakers went the opposite route- talking about it in crazy, ridiculous ways, and thus the Screwball Comedy genre was born- a place where men and women express their love by being as cruel as possible to each other (until they finally give in to the inevitable.)
Small Town Girl, released in 1936, isn’t exactly a screwball comedy, though it has some of the markings. It’s not even really a comedy, or a drama, either, but a big mix of all these things wrapped into a tale of a small town girl who yearns for a more exciting life… and gets more than she bargains for. What makes it such a great little forgotten gem is it its unpredictability- unlike so many Hollywood movies, whatever formula you think is going on here never quite takes, and you’re left unsure of where this is all leading to. It’s kind of a morality tale, kind of a romance; sometimes it’s funny, sometimes quirky, sometimes sappy, and sometimes straight up pure drama.
A lot of this is due to its writers- the one who wrote the original story, and another four who added their own spin, including the famous marital writing team of Frances Goodrich and her partner Albert Hackett, who would go on to write many classics like Father of the Bride and It’s a Wonderful Life. The same colorful characters you see in those movies are found here, which is part of what makes Small Town Girl such a treat. William A. Wellman, who did make some famous screwball comedies like Nothing Sacred, manages to keep the genre-jumping script cohesive- no small task given how much it bounces around. It could have easily been a confusing mess, but Wellman keeps it real.
And that’s the challenge, because you never quite know how to feel about these characters. Janet Gaynor does a wonderful job as Kay, the small town girl who has to be both innocent and naive but with enough chutzpah to compete against the sophisticated urbanites she finds herself with. On the other hand, the film shows its age a bit with its leading man, Robert Taylor, who in the 21st century comes off more as a self-centered douche than the charming playboy we’re supposed to see him as in his role as Bob- the rich, high society surgeon. Still, even today, his character undergoes enough growth that we can look past the trappings of a time when White Guys could truly get away with almost anything, while a woman with ambition could basically aspire to be a housewife- if she was lucky. Given the choice between Bob and the dull and dopey Elmer (nicely played by a young Jimmy Stewart), most women today might opt for suicide- but in 1936, gals, the pickins were slim. This makes the happy ending feel a bit of a misstep in our modern era, but even so, Small Town Girl‘s charm is sincere and undeniable- a rare treat, even today.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2023/02/10/small-town-girl/comment-page-1/#comment-335
In memory of Burt Bacharach:
"Don't Make Me Over" The Songs Of Burt Bacharach & Hal David 1957-1962 - CD 1
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2022/05/dont-make-me-over-songs-of-burt.html
"Don't Make Me Over" The Songs Of Burt Bacharach & Hal David 1957-1962 - CD 2
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2022/05/dont-make-me-over-songs-of-burt_10.html
Both links to Imagenetz are currently working perfectly!
Looks like somebody else has posted it. Thx so much
Thank you so much!! Deeply appreciated!
This looks very interesting. Was this an actual release or just your own compilation? Thx
Sorry to have unleashed all this mess but, as I repeat, the confederate flag means to me only my great passion for Southern Rock music and for the south of the United States certainly not for racism and for any form of oppression of the individual anywhere in the world and in every period of human history.. I hate deeply nazi and fascism... My grandpa was persecuted and beaten by fascists who dominated my country in his day ... No one hates more than me all that is racism, fascism, nazism and oppression... But I also can't stand hypocrisy, speciousness and politically correctness for its own sake.. However, I would like to apologize to tose who fel t offended.. Havind said that, I apologize to TZ for the space I occupied but I wanted to make people understand who I am...
Let's talk about Rock guys! Because as the immense Woody said "THIS MACHINE KILLS FASCISTS"
I love you all!
Gaius said:
...Continuing with Dutch music and finishing the letter 'K' ...
Anneke Koning (born Anneke de Koning) is a Dutch singer songwriter and has released 2 albums in the early 70's. Here she is with her second one:
Anneke Koning (Netherlands) - Tussen Zon en Maan (Between Sun and Moon) 1975
https://www.imagenetz.de/x46qg
@RYP & Burney - Thanks for the memories of Burt Bacharach. What a lifetime creation of great music. Those will be very large shoes to fill.
And, RYP, it isn't said out loud often enough, but thanks for your tireless work on maintaining this blog and your tolerance of the visitors. There's always a lot of positive energy in the music offered that more than outweighs the occasional negative comment.
Thanks to BigGray, Earthbound and Gaius for the old Bee Gees stuff.
@Andyrock66 - I understand you're a non-American who really has no idea what the Confederate flag is a symbol of to many Americans, but it is indeed akin to coming on this site using a swastika and claiming it's because you like Kraftwerk, as Frank said above. You don't get that the Confederate flag is now used as a symbol by the very same Nazi and fascist movement you claim beat your grandfather--not to mention that most of the Southern rock groups you adore have since stopped flying it at concerts and other live shows. To paraphrase Woody Guthrie, "This machine ENCOURAGES facsists." But you go ahead and double down.
I'm looking for one albums:
Beat Rodeo – Home In The Heart Of The Beat (1986)
Thank you very much in advance!!!
@Andyrock66
Don't worry about what the cuckoos in the thread say about the flag. On this music forum people should have more understanding of what the flag means. That means, as you point out, southern rock (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Allman Brothers, The Outlaws, Blackfoot, ZZ Top, and so on). These musicians were not racists, on the contrary. The Allman Brothers had two black musicians in the band, and so on. I also love the American South, the music, the culture, the food, the atmosphere, and so on. People in here should learn to hold two thoughts in the air at the same time instead of accusing a passionate music lover of being racist, and so on. Unfortunately the forum has fallen out of favor in the last year, it has lost its charm in my eyes, the attack on you and your flag confirms once again why I left the forum.
I don't recall who posted the Bill Fay link a couple weeks ago but since then I found most of his other stuff as well and I've become kind of obsessed. It's just the vibe I need in my life right now. Thank you!
And Thank You to all the rest of you who post so much wonderful stuff. You are greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
-Rick
And Andy has right, you guys in here should talk about music, instead of being clowns arguing about the flag. Everybody knows (or should) know what the flag means in forums like TZ, a place that 70-80% of the sharings are from 1950s to 1970's. I have no problem at all with the flag. Instead of drying in here about the flag, you should take the flag back from the rascists/KKK/nazis, the flag should symbolize the good thing about the american south, and off course the southern music.
Keep on keepin' on.
fuck off with your labels and flags..its still symbolic and insulting to many folks
Thanks for the Bacharach, folks.
And the Confederate flag is the flag of traitors and racists. Period. One can rationalize, make excuses and tie yourself in knots, but that's the plain fact.
JWDen,
Thanks for The Tale of the Giant Rat of Sumatra. I was out of town on Feb 5 and must have missed it in my quick skim of that day's posts.
@ Old Man Jeff,
It was a regular release, one of a 1998 series of compilations of Festival artists of the 60s. I'm not that clever.
I recently downloaded a ten disc, fan compiled set of all the Bee Gees Australian recordings, sessions they worked on and covers of songs they wrote.
I just went looking for it. It was posted on the 15th January with a 7 day WeTransfer link.
If it sounds interesting to you, you could go to
https://oldrockerbr.blogspot.com/
and ask Guru Dave if he'd re-upload The Bee Gees - Complete Brilliance: The Australian Years 1963-1968 (10 CD).
Use the small chat box on the right, the big one on the left is for links.
G.
Anonymous (10 February 2023 at 15:19),
I have both Beat Rodeo albums:
"Staying Out Late" 1984
"Home In The Heart Of The Beat" 1986
and your request is a good reason to post it on the main page tomorrow, Saturday, and Monday!
@Aaron Vincent
I, for one, think this forum has been a lot more peaceful since you left. Nice that you came back and made a special appearance just to defend some racist symbology, however.
AndyRock,
You may think that confederate flag means only great passion for Southern Rock. But that is not what it signifies to African Americans. Imagine if you are an African American who is constantly confronted with the emblem that glorifies those who enslaved and tortured your ancestors, and symbolized the systemic oppression and segregation of your people throughout the majority of the 20th century. Do you really think that African Americans should also share your romanticized vision of the Confederate flag? Why would you expect that African Americans would no more be angered by public displays of the Confederate flag than Jews would be of the Nazi swastika? You never have to apologize for your passion for Southern Rock, but ditch the confederate flag - it represents a much darker legacy than you acknowledge.
Gbrand
@Aaron Vincent - Bless your straight, white soul. Study some history. How can any symbol of the celebration of racism and enslavement represent anything other than racism and enslavement? It was wrong then, and it's wrong now despite that sheen of nostalgia you intend to wash it with.
Right? He says he left...and yet here he is.
@four-score
I'm glad you are happy that I left this building, I'm happy too, TZ is not for me anymore, sadly. And don't worry, I will never come back again, there are too many clowns (like you) in here, anonymous and ungrateful and greedy visitors. who just spread crap.
Sorry, I'm no rascist at all, but unlike you, I can keep two thoughts in the air at the same time. You will find rudeness and racism in every flag depending on who you are, dumbass.
The confederate flag is a fake; it is me who made the real genuine flag!
Betsy Ross
@Andyrock66
The simple fix is this... if you want to show your love for Southern rock in an immediately positive way, use a picture of Skynyrd's Ronnie Van Zant or maybe a classic Southern rock album cover. Hell, keep rotating your profile picture with the covers of your favorite Southern rock albums. Every few days, switch your profile out, and when you comment, you could potentially give users of this wonderful blog an almost subliminal course in the history of the music you love.
Rik
@JWDden
Sorry, it doesn't matter if I'm white or straight for the discussion, or the point I taken. I know the history very well sir, I have actually study the KKK/fascism/nazi for some years, and I know what they have did to the humanity, very sad. I also know, what almost every other country (and their flags) in the world has done to the humanity in history. As I wrote, almost every flag arouses anger and disgust, sadness and sorrow for some people.
You know that the american flag itself arouses millions of peoples around the world, you know how many millions america took in the Vietnam War, Korea, Iran-Iraq, and so on? I hate america in one sense, but I also love america.
This discussion doesn't lead anywhere. If Andy want celebrate a specific musical era with a flag I think he should. And this is a forum for music, some you seems to have forgot that, and taken much for even.
I'll add my 2 cents on this flag issue, because, why not? In hopes that another perspective can help.
Flags are symbols, and obviously, symbols mean different things to different people. When I was in India I saw the Swastika everywhere, but of course, it wasn't the Swastika, it was an ancient Hindu symbol for purity which the Nazi's co-opted and ruined for the rest of the world. But in India, it's still a peaceful symbol for purity (spiritual, not racial.)
I grew up in the Northern part of the United States, and to me, the confederate flag also meant nothing more than "The Dukes of Hazzard" and the South. There were zero racial connotations for me or anyone I knew. The Civil War seemed to be a million years ago, totally unrelated to our existence today. But of course, what I didn't realize is that my surroundings were in a very liberal state with almost no Black people. I myself was an immigrant, and the only one in the entire school. None of us had any clue of what the flag meant to anyone else.
But the events in this country of the last decade have made it impossible not to be aware of what that flag means to a lot of people. So, even though to me personally this flag has always meant pop culture references more than anything political, I know that's not the case for my Black friends, or, for that matter, most people in this country. I know it's a complicated issue, and even if you grew up in the American South, it might mean a lot of good things to you too that don't have anything to do with racism... and so it's difficult to hear someone telling you that your heritage is racist when your life experience says the opposite.
Still, since we are now all very aware of the negative power this flag has on many people, to continue using it is simply disrespectful. It is saying "what this flag means to me is more important than what it means to you." You're not right or wrong about your beliefs, but you are being disrespectful, that's all. If you're okay with that, that's your choice, but be aware that it is offending people, and not in a "PC Police" sort of way.
Last week, I shared a film here about the Southern Cross in Australia. It's a fascinating parallel to what we are talking about- a cluster of stars in the sky that the Aborigines have long seen as vital to their culture, but which also has a long history of British colonization attached, and which is today being co-opted by right-wing fascist types as a symbol of White pride. I recommend the film to everyone here (you can get it from Movie Club for free) as it has a lot to say about flags and symbols without delving into the Confederate Flag.
Thanks for reading.
@Mister Movie Club
Thanks for your well written text. Have a great weekend.
@Aaron Vincent - Nicely deflected. Unfortunately, we're talking about one flag whose very creation was about racism and enslavement. It had no other purpose except to rally the troops around slavery. To claim that being white has no bearing on the issue is to ignore the obvious. As far as straightness goes, nowhere in the American South can people in MY community feel safe or, indeed, feel as if they have any rights at all. So both do indeed play a part. To your point that all flags have problems, yes they do. But THIS one may be most problematic of all. And if you're studying history, you also need a bit of work on your numbers. Only 58,000 people were killed in the Vietnam war as opposed to 620,000 in the Civil War. Six hundred and twenty thousand people died either defending or trying to eradicate institutionalized racism. And I thought you were leaving anyway.
four-score said...
@Aaron Vincent
I, for one, think this forum has been a lot more peaceful since you left.
yes amen to that we know what he is sadly...
@Aaron Vincent - Sorry, I was looking at the wrong column. 200-250K died in the Vietnam War. Still less than a third of the Civil War. Mea culpa.
@320:
McDonald And Giles - McDonald And Giles (1970)
https://uptobox.com/und4u2rywkoy
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/master/178922-McDonald-And-Giles-McDonald-And-Giles
Mémoriance - Et Après (1976)
https://uptobox.com/a6v9ez6cknjn
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/master/979248-M%C3%A9moriance-Et-Apr%C3%A8s
Lily - V.C.U. (We See You) (1973)
https://uptobox.com/45z81cnaywvk
info: https://www.discogs.com/fr/master/436647-Lily-VCU-We-See-You
@JWDen
I know all the facts you show me. Either you or me knows wich flag (nation or organisation) who are most abominable. As I wrote before, It's time take back the flag from the rascists (and other scumbags). Therefor I think It's great to have the flag and celebrate the positive with the south, the southern rock, and so on.
@Andy
You don't seems to be a regular in here, what are you saying AMEN to? What am I? Let me know. Or leave the forum please.
Just stumbled upon your blog a few days ago - it is wonderful!
Would anyone have Bo Diddley Is a Gunslinger album please?
Tommy
JWDen the victims of the U.S.A. genocide were not people. in vietnam? Do you only remember the North Americans who fell in that barbarity? In every war the first victim is the truth (and even more so now that the press with authentic war reporters is no longer allowed...
Anyone have any Johnny Paycheck albums??? Or Johnny Rebel? Also please, some more David Allen Coe albums.
These are very delicate, special more records from our homelandia. Praise be to Lennen.
How about getting back to some music?
Here is one from the beautiful south, from the genuine Texas groover!
Sir Douglas Quintet live in Amsterdam Paradiso on April 27th, 1981.
Hilversum #3 broadcast on May 13th, 1981
01 She's About A Mover
02 Nuevo Laredo
03 96 Tears
04 Papa Ain't Salty/Kansas City
05 Dynamite Woman
06 You're Gonna Miss Me
07 Mendocino
08 Who'll Be The Next In Line
09 Wooly Bully
10 Adios Mexico>
Total time: 33:06"
https://workupload.com/file/baqeBBwD2xE
Rank Stranger
It's an obscenity.
An encyclopedia entry from 2008, gives both sides of this pointless argument using what they call facts, and may give better understanding of what others are arguing, rather than the typical arguing using feelings and not facts. I am sure this will piss many of you off but this is really a mindless argument on a music site. Cheers RugbyLad
And since we are focusing on anything but music, come on Ireland beat the French tomorrow !!!
https://encyclopediavirginia.org/entries/confederate-battle-flag/
Just remember what happened in the Boy Scouts!
JWDen said: @Aaron Vincent - Sorry, I was looking at the wrong column. 200-250K died in the Vietnam War. Still less than a third of the Civil War. Mea culpa.
According to Wikipedia the estimated death toll of the Vietnam War was 1.353 million, including around half a million civilians.
@ Aaron Vincent.
It IS possible to hold more than one thought at the same time. Of course, that doesn't really mean that BOTH thoughts aren't stupid.
Are you going away yet? Or is that also BS?
@RYP, they don't feel self-embarrassment because they don't feel shame. They celebrate their ignorance and call it independent thought. I can't even imagine the contortions that go into rationalizing the use of a confederate rag as something to be celebrated, all while saying "I'm no racist." Of course they are. --Muzak McM.
All of Firesign plus various off shoots are available every day at Edfray's Not Very Pretty Music blog site. Tons and tons of all sorts of other humor too.
I have a suspicion that all the butthurt on behalf of African Americans here is done by all whites who have no black friends. Just sayin'. Whites, that are propagandized to the tits for the purpose of minding other people's business.
I can see that the Rebel Flag was meant to portray those Southern Rock bands and not as an advert for Southern racism. I can understand certain people getting worked up too, but what I find most odious is the way people gang up in order to "cancel out" people who dare to offer an opinion that differs from their own. It is childish and aggressive in the case of JW Den and his remarks to Aaron Vincent, who I thought was most reasonable. To castigate him for " leaving the club" and then daring to cast a point of view is a downright disgrace. Any "anonymous" who posts foul mouthed comments should be denied from posting, in my opinion as they are sniveling cowards who hide behind their anonymity. A good many people on here who fancy that they are in some kind of club need to grow up. Just enjoy the music posted on RYP's and cut the "shit fights" out.
@Burney Thank you for "Burt Bacharach collections"!
I live Burt Bacharach's own vocal.
Please make and upload "Burt Bacharach sings Burt Bacharach songs collection"
Thanks.
It is surreal listening to Americans wring their hands and stroke their consciences over the 'oppressive' nature of the Confederate flag when the very existence of the United States is built on the slaughter, suppression and oppression of the indigenous population of the North American continent. The Stars and Stripes was founded in oppression.
If the handwringers really cared they would pack their bags and return to whatever continent their forefathers first came from giving the North American continent back to those they took it from in the first place.
After all, all this facile online posturing demonstrates is that even 160 years or so after the most violent events their nation ever experienced America still hasn't come to terms with its history. The USA is broken and frankly I don't think anyone is going to fix it anytime soon.
And don't get me started on the similarities between 'Mein Kampf' and Critical Race Theory either. When it comes to the USA there's plenty to get offended about on all sides
PS and if you really want to be offended by symbols, then the Christian Cross has probably has more to answer for than just about any other symbol.
Just saying like........
REPOST - For all Chickenman fans here is a link to some episodes of Adventures of the Tooth Fairy, by the creative team of Chickenman. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xuOtdQ3DH0cbndwRoquUu4WwrPV2xOs1/view?usp=share_link
REPOST - Diana Brill - Link attached for Chickenman episodes 169-187 as an addition to your earlier posting https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gPqlJMmkmfkQY1vnX1z7N2f6JVRc-7En/view?usp=share_link
Political Correctness is an attempt to show respect and deference to the various groups and identities that make up the society we share. Recognition of their history and culture.
Life is full of contradictions. I don't want to impede anyone's progress or pursuit of happiness.
Thanks for all the Burt (RIP)
@Gaius - thank you for posting the first EP by Jackie Dee. It's just as good as the one you posted the day before.
@Burney, thanks for the Burt compilation, just the sort of collection I’ve been looking for. Thx also to RYP. I bet those BB CDs will be a treat.
Thx also to those who posted all the early Bee Gees, a guilty pleasure of mine.
@Andyrock66, I appreciate your appreciation of southern US music and culture. That said, the confederate flag represents two things to most people, a brief and regrettable five year period in the region’s long history and an ongoing stripe of bigotry that sadly continues to this day, all over the world, including where you live. I trust, based on your comments, not in your heart as well. I acknowledge that symbol has been co-opted by those with benign intent, Dues of Hazard, rock bands, also perhaps only to provoke ‘dem n*gger-lovin’ liberals, etc. That said, I have no pity for you my friend. I can not support your position. You’re receiving all the static and ridicule you should expect I live in the southern US. My family was torn apart by the events that flag represented. As a southerner, I wouldn’t wipe my ass with that flag for fear of contracting its disease. I encourage you to find another way to promote and glorify our music and culture, because you only shame and embarrass us. We are much more than offensive symbol. Explore the love and joy of our culture. I’d like to believe your intent isn’t to taunt and insult us.
@Aaron Vincent, if you feel “the forum has fallen out of favor in the last year”, I’m certain the exit is always open. Actually, I thought it was because Sharon called you out and was spot on in his/her critique.
I know you won’t be able to resist a snarky response, just know they’ll go unread, by me anyway.
We can agree on one thing though, better to focus and music and beauty to be found therein and let go the impassioned culture-bases bickering. I’m all for that, since more than likely no one’s opinions will be changed anyway.
@Phantom Of The Rock Opera,
"PS and if you really want to be offended by symbols, then the Christian Cross has probably has more to answer for than just about any other symbol."
Thank you so much for this statement, which speaks from my heart, but which these Christian misleaders will hate. Religion is the Root of All Evil!
@rev b
What is your point actually? You don't like me, that's ok. I don't know who Sharon is. I even don't know why you call me? Do you live such a poor life?
I know there were a handful of people who broke the rules last fall, and that myself and the user Searnav pointed this out for the sake of the blog, which was appreciated, except by a couple of visitors (the kind who never share anything themselves, just take it for granted), and called me a rat and call Searnav a couple of things (he's been called a police, etc for some years by people like you). I could not care less. That says more about them than me. I guess you have a very sad life, it shows in the way you write
Your unpleasant tone is also not something I care about, it says more about you and your narrow-minded world view than me. I have nothing to be ashamed of. Pull something old over yourself, or crawl back under its rock, where you belong, in the past.
@four-score
You seems to have problems in your life dude, go and take care of them instead of writing garbage/bullshit on internet, you right now look like a triple loser. I have not ever seen you sharing stuff either, you're in this run just to have the free meals, huh?
Went away? I take breaks from the website sometimes, because of idiots like you. But here I am, I think it's time for you to leave now, huh?
@ Aaron Vincent
Your nastiness, your anger and your disrespect are evident in every one of your posts.
You are not a nice guy. It doesn't matter what you have shared.
Your angry, self-entitled posts were not missed by most of us, and it would be most appreciated if you would kindly just disappear again.
"Hey Ho"
Thank you @JWDEN for all of the Firesign Theatre!
wow. quite the kerfuffle. My 2 cents. I am a 70 year old white man, and married to a black woman. I was raised with racial prejudice, but overcame it when I went out into the world. I understand how the Stars & bars symbolised Southern Rock. I also understand that it moreso represents forces that tried to take over the country and keeping segregation in place. I don't think it should be used. I have a guitar player friend who is in his 60s. He has played in Southern Rock bands for his whole life. He had a very nice leather jacket with the stars & bars on the back that he used to wear all the time. He is not a racist. It symbolised Southern Rock to him. About 10 years ago he thought about stopping wearing it, and decided to give it up.
As for the cross, I grew up Catholic and am now an atheist. No god would allow what happens in the world. And all of the wars and evil done in the name of Catholicism is abhorant. And don't get me started on how the white man TOOK this country from the native americans.
That's what I say and I'm sticking to it!
LONG LIVE TZ!
imnokid
imnokid,
thumbs up! Your comment touches me very much!
@four-score
"Your nastiness, your anger and your disrespect are evident in every one of your posts."
To me it sounds like you described yourself, your comments about me the last days shows that you are a very angry guy, one of many thousands of internet-trolls, who try to destroy kind forums (like this for example), once again, I feel sorry about RYP who build this lovely blog, he doesn't need angry people/shit spreaders like you hangin' around here, do him a favour and get a life (somewhere else).
"Hey Ho, let's go!"
Symbols...
When they were built, the 2 100-floors building in Manhattan, they were labelled "boring", "cereal box"...
If, they would have named them "Hudson River Towers" or so, they would still be standing...
Leaving to the side the issue of Confederate Flag & it's interwovenism with Slavery & Racism ...For me enough reason on it's own to shun the Flag is that it was the Flag of Traitors. Anyone who flies the flag of Traitor Losers in America is nothing but a Traitor Loser. it's as simple as that.
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