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Here's the last 3 in this series...
Red & White Island 45's Vol 07, 08, 09
https://www.imagenetz.de/VzVmf
@Boki
Can sort your request if you email me... jamaicanserenades@bombexcity.33m.co
Duke Ellington - 1933 (1992, Chronological Classics)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/Nwx6qpj8pk/file.html
Duke Ellington - 1933-1935 (1992, Chronological Classics)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/jTXkibw4KZ/file.html
Duke Ellington - 1935-1936 (1992, Chronological Classics)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/XWOiidTNp2/file.html
Billboard Country (revised, remastered) C 1953.01
1. The Carlisles - No Help Wanted (2:26)
2. The Carlisles - This Heart Is Not for Sale (2:26)
3. Red Foley - Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes (2:25)
4. Red Foley - Sally (What A Pal - What A Gal) (2:53)
5. Goldie Hill - I Let The Stars Get In My Eyes (2:35)
6. Goldie Hill - Waiting For A Letter (2:33)
7. Faron Young - Goin' Steady (2:40)
8. Faron Young - Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms) (2:46)
9. Eddy Arnold - Eddy`s Song (2:23)
10. Eddy Arnold - Condemned Without Trial (2:33)
11. Webb Pierce - I'll Go On Alone (2:42)
12. Webb Pierce - That's Me Without You (2:20)
13. Carl Smith - That's The Kind Of Love I'm Looking For (2:41)
14. Carl Smith - My Lonely Heart's Runnin' Wild (2:49)
15. Sonny James - That's Me Without You (2:32)
16. Sonny James - Cold, Cold, And Colder (2:31)
17. Jack Cardwell - The Death Of Hank Williams (3:18)
18. Jack Cardwell - Two Arms (2:35)
19. Hank Williams - Your Cheatin' Heart (2:43)
20. Hank Williams - Kaw-Liga (2:34)
21. Jimmy Dean - Bumming Around (2:50)
22. Jimmy Dean - Pickin' Sweethearts (2:41)
23. George Morgan - (I Just Had a Date) A Lover's Quarrel (2:59)
24. George Morgan - Most Of All (2:31)
25. Kitty Wells - Paying For That Back Street Affair (2:38)
26. Kitty Wells - Crying Steel Guitar Waltz (2:32)
27. Tommy Sosebee - Til I Waltz Again With You (2:36)
28. Tommy Sosebee - All Night Boogie (2:29)
29. Red Foley - Hot Toddy (2:37)
30. Red Foley - Playin' Dominoes and Shootin' Dice (2:40)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ATstc_ij1_5KMNKcq3Zbx7kdSWusISS0
pass: U29.03.23
Tripping Daisy / Polyphonic Spree
Part 4 of 5
2007-The Fragile Army [320]
https://www.imagenetz.de/jUc2S
Section 26: We Crawl - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIgEvi3M6qs
01 - Section 21: Together We're Heavy - The Polyphonic Spree
02 - Section 22: Running Away - The Polyphonic Spree
03 - Section 23: Get Up And Go - The Polyphonic Spree
04 - Section 24: The Fragile Army - The Polyphonic Spree
05 - Section 25: Younger Yesterday - The Polyphonic Spree
06 - Section 26: We Crawl - The Polyphonic Spree
07 - Section 27: Mental Cabaret - The Polyphonic Spree
08 - Section 28: Guaranteed Nightlite - The Polyphonic Spree
09 - Section 29: Light To Follow - The Polyphonic Spree
10 - Section 30: Watch Us Explode (Justify) - The Polyphonic Spree
11 - Section 31: Overblow Your Nest - The Polyphonic Spree
12 - Section 32: The Championship - The Polyphonic Spree
2012-Songs From the Rocky Horror Picture Show Live
https://www.imagenetz.de/eGPmb
01 - Science Fiction, Double Feature - The Polyphonic Spree
02 - Dammit, Janet - The Polyphonic Spree
03 - Over at the Frankenstein Place - The Polyphonic Spree
04 - Time Warp - The Polyphonic Spree
05 - Sweet Transvestite - The Polyphonic Spree
06 - The Sword of Damocles - The Polyphonic Spree
07 - I Can Make You a Man - The Polyphonic Spree
08 - What Ever Happened to Saturday Night? - The Polyphonic Spree
09 - I Can Make You a Man (reprise) - The Polyphonic Spree
10 - Toucha-Toucha-Touch Me - The Polyphonic Spree
11 - Rose Tint My World - The Polyphonic Spree
12 - Interlude - The Polyphonic Spree
13 - Don't Dream It, Be It - The Polyphonic Spree
14 - Wild and Untamed Thing - The Polyphonic Spree
15 - I'm Going Home - The Polyphonic Spree
16 - Outro - The Polyphonic Spree
01 - Pre-Introduction - The Polyphonic Spree
02 - Introduction - The Polyphonic Spree
03 - Two Thousand Places, Part 1 - The Polyphonic Spree
04 - Two Thousand Places, Part 2 - The Polyphonic Spree
05 - Light to Follow - The Polyphonic Spree
06 - See Me, Feel Me - The Polyphonic Spree
07 - Pinball Wizard/Soldier Girl - The Polyphonic Spree
08 - Hold Me Now - The Polyphonic Spree
09 - Hanging Around the Day, Part 2 - The Polyphonic Spree
10 - Everything Starts at the Seam - The Polyphonic Spree
11 - When the Fool Becomes a King - The Polyphonic Spree
12 - When the Fool Becomes a King (It's the Sun) - The Polyphonic Spree
13 - Light & Day/Reach for the Sun - The Polyphonic Spree
14 - We're Back! - The Polyphonic Spree
New Riders Of The Purple Sage - John Dawson, David Nelson & Friends
Vinyl Lovers / Floating World 901271 (U.K. 2012)
Recorded in 1968-69, side A features the original line-up. Side B represents
Side A (original line-up) (recorded 1969):
John Dawson (acoustic guitar, lead vocals)
David Nelson (electric guitar, vocals)
Jerry Garcia (pedal steel guitar, vocals)
Phil Lesh (bass)
Mickey Hart (drums)
Side B (John Dawson’s 1989 version of the band) (recorded 1989):
John Dawson (lead vocal, background vocal, acoustic rhythm guitar, jaw harp)
Rusty Gauthier (lead vocal, background vocal, acoustic six string guitar, lap steel, dobro, violin, banjo, electric 12 string guitar)
Gary Vogensen (background vocal, electric guitar)
Greg Lagardo (drums)
Michael White (bass)
1. A1 Henry (2:36)
2. A2 All I Ever Wanted (4:39)
3. A3 Last Lonely Eagle (5:12)
4. A4 Cecilia (4:03)
5. A5 Garden Of Eden (4:34)
6. A6 Superman (2:15)
7. A7 Now I Call It Love (2:46)
8. B1 Friend Of The Devil (3:36)
9. B2 Keep On Keeping On (3:35)
10. B3 Rancher's Daughter (3:02)
11. B4 It's O.K. To Cry (3:18)
12. B5 Bounty Hunter (4:02)
13. B6 Barbaric Splendor (3:21)
14. B7 Señorita (3:01)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://workupload.com/file/bQ4zSPfDrD8
Gene Clark – Straight From The Heart
No label, no reference, country and year unknown
This was the first homemade Gene Clark bootleg CDR.
The original first version was burned on a stand-alone audio CDR burner, not on a computer.
It’s a mix of officially and unofficially released tracks. The latter were still circulating on cassette tapes only at the time. Some are studio tracks, some others are live recordings.
1. Changes (with Carla Olson) (3:28)
2. Gypsy Rider (4:06)
3. Lover's Turnaround (3:25)
4. Jokers Are Wild (with The Textones) (4:02)
5. 100 Years From Now (2:35)
6. Feel A Whole Lot Better (2:31)
7. Why Did You Leave Me (3:51)
8. Day For Night (2:55)
9. The Winning Hand (2:35)
10. Straight From The Heart (2:56)
11. Love Wins Again (2:36)
12. You And I (2:13)
13. My Marie (5:49)
14. You're Gonna Miss That Somebody (5:39)
15. I Shall Be Released (5:04)
16. Life And Times (4:33)
17. Your Fire Burning (misspelled You're Fire Burning) (11:49)
18. Stand By Me (3:59)
Artwork Included (original front and and back)
https://workupload.com/file/KU2j5Z4vZKR
Various Artists – Return Of The Grievous Angel – A Tribute To Gram Parsons
(One CD version)
Almo Records AMSD-80024 (USA 1999)
1. The Pretenders & Emmylou Harris - She (4:52)
2. Cowboy Junkies - Ooh Las Vegas (5:21)
3. Beck & Emmylou Harris - Sin City (4:00)
4. Evan Dando & Juliana Hatfield - $1,000 Wedding (3:07)
5. The Mavericks - Hot Burrito #1 (3:54)
6. Chris Hillman & Steve Earle - High Fashion Queen (3:06)
7. Sheryl Crow & Emmylou Harris - Juanita (2:42)
8. Elvis Costello - Sleepless Nights (3:57)
9. Lucinda Williams & David Crosby - Return Of The Grievous Angel (4:19)
10. Wilco - One Hundred Years From Now (2:52)
11. Whiskeytown - A Song For You (6:40)
12. Gillian Welch - Hickory Wind (4:39)
13. The Original Harmony Ridge Creek Dippers - In My Hour Of Darkness (4:46)
Artwork Included (box front, back, slice and CD front, back, booklet, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/M2J32qpjqbW
Eagles Burbank 4.28.94 Unplugged
https://we.tl/t-yzx3zSoZFl
Joni
Unplugged & Jamming I
https://we.tl/t-UNvIKzoys0
Van Morrison
Unplugged In The Studio 1968-71
https://we.tl/t-0pqo4HPWEy
Bucephalus
https://archive.org/details/fra-mats-musikalisches-fundbuero-folge-50
1.Chuck Berry - Route 66 1961
2.Eddie Fontaine - Ain't Nothing Shaking But The Leaves On the Trees 1958
3.Rick Cyge - Day Tripper/I Feel Fine/She's A Woman 2018
4.Rolando Alphonso - Phoenix City 1966
5.Tommy McCook & The Supersonics - Continental 1970
6.Charlie Barnett - Cherokee 1939
7.Jimmy Witherspoon - When I've Beeen Drinking live 1959
8.Eddie Boyd feat. Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood - Blues is here to stay 1968
9.Otis Spann feat. Peter Green, John McVie, Danny Kirwan, S.P. Leary - She Needs Some Loving 1969
10.John Parker - Cannon - The Salinas Jackpot & Theme OST from the TV series "Cannon" 1971
11.Chuck Carbo - Can I Be Your Squeeze 1970
12.The Spiders with Chuck Carbo - Witchcraft 1956
13.Johnny Guitar Watson - You Can't Take It With You 1963
14.Al Caiola & Don Arnone - Skylark 1960
15.Johnny Otis - Good Golly 1957
16.African Music Machine - Tropical 1972
Kontakt:
framat-tv@gmx.de
Blue Note: Blue Juice Volume 1 (1996)
A superb compilation from Blue Note, very much in the mod jazz/funk vein
https://www.discogs.com/release/567083-Various-Blue-Juice
Norman Connors - Samba For Maria https://youtu.be/YADyGvSVhLQ
1. Ananda Shankar - Streets Of Calcutta
2. Brian Bennett - Soul Mission
3. Lou Rawls - For What It's Worth
4. Nancy Wilson - Willie & Laura Mae Jones
5. Bobbie Gentry - Mississippi Delta
6. Tina Britt - Sookie Sookie
7. Benny Gordon - Tighten Up
8. The Fame Gang - Grits & Gravy
9. Billy Preston - Uptight
10. Jimmy Caravan - Look Into The Flower
11. Dick Hyman - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
12. Ananda Shankar - Dancing Drums
13. Johnny Lyttle - Killiano
14. Jerome Richardson - No Problem
15. Norman Connors - Samba For Maria Featuring Freddie Hubbard
16. Elza Soares - Mas Que Nada
17. Joao Donato - Cala Boca Menino
18. Doris - You Never Come Closer
19. Nancy Wilson - Ode To Billie Joe
20. Gene Harris & The Three Sounds - Hey Girl
21. Chico Hamilton - MSP
Thanks to the original sharer @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/NpVqWQrPbk/file.html
Blue Beat: Blue Juice Volume 2
Some sweet funky cuts that are (mostly) obscure releases that came out on Capitol/EMI related labels during the late 60s and early 70s.
https://www.discogs.com/release/1331793-Various-Blue-Juice-Volume-2-Squeeze-Till-It-Runs-Down-Your-Leg
Candido - 1000 Finger Man https://youtu.be/eFbMyBgWMVk
1. Candido - 1000 Finger Man
2. Wilbert Longmire - Give It Up Or Turn It Loose
3. Bobby Hutcherson - Brother Rapp
4. Alphonse Mouzon - Why Can't We Make It
5. Duke Pearson & Flora Purim - Stormy
6. Trinidad Oil Company - Feelin' Alright
7. Joe Torres - La Bruja Negra
8. Les McCann - McCanna
9. Henry Cain - Shake A Lady
10. Gerald Wilson - California Soul
11. Patti Drew - Fever
12. Willard Burton - Funky In Here
13. Truman Thomas - Respect
14. Sandy Nelson - Alligator Boogaloo
15. Jazz Crusaders - It's Your Thing
16. Willie Bobo - Funky Sneakers
17. Gonzalez - Saoco
18. Howard Roberts - Walk Tall
19. Hank Diamond - Soul Sauce
20. Victor Feldman - Sunshine Superman
Thanks to the original sharer @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/6jyCzVnOgw/file.html
Blue Beat: Blue Juice Volume 3 (2000)
This third volume features an incredible array of lost funky tracks that go way beyond the usual straight jazz sound of some of the other Blue Note compilations.
https://www.discogs.com/release/914954-Various-Blue-Juice-Volume-3
Victor Feldman - Do The Jake https://youtu.be/xe645TQerTg
1. Ferrante & Teicher - Christo Redentor
2. Bobby Womack - California Dreamin'
3. Peggy Lee - Spinning Wheel
4. Patti Drew - Hard To Handle
5. Blue Mitchell - Collision In Black
6. Joe Frazier - Knock Out Drop
7. Richard Groove Holmes - Listen Here
8. Grant Green - Afro Party
9. George Semper - Shortnin' Bread
10. Billy Larkin & The Delegates - Pygmy (Part 2)
11. George Nardello - Ooga Mooga
12. Truman Thomas - Funky Broadway
13. Cannonball Adderley - Up And At It
14. Eddie Palmieri - Harlem River Drive
15. Blue Mitchell - Swahili Suite
16. Victor Feldman - Do The Jake
17. Peggy Lee - Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay
18. Art Ensemble Of Chicago -Theme De Yoyo
19. Ray Terrace - Cuchy Frito Man
20. Claude Ciari - Funky Beat
21. John Gregory - Jaguar
22. Bill Doggett - Funky Whistler
23. Collage - Madrid
Thanks to the original sharer @320
https://krakenfiles.com/view/uLIgYFOaTB/file.html
Many Fantastic Colors
https://allerlei2013riffmaster.wordpress.com/
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Manassas – Concertgebouw, Amsterdam (1972) [triple album - from 2 concerts]
[After a chance meeting with Flying Burrito Brothers singer/multi-instrumentalist Chris Hillman in Cleveland, where Stills’ tour schedule crossed paths with that of the Burritos – a band that, by late 1971, had undergone multiple personnel changes and was in financial trouble[5] – Stills saw an opportunity to change his artistic direction. He subsequently contacted Hillman, asking him, along with Burritos’ guitarist Al Perkins and fiddler Byron Berline, to join him in Miami at Criteria Studios to jam. Stills also invited several members of his touring band (drummer Dallas Taylor, bassist Calvin “Fuzzy” Samuels, keyboardist Paul Harris and vocalist/percussionist Joe Lala) to play at the session.
Criteria Studios engineer Howard Albert has said “Manassas was one of the greatest and the most underrated bands of the seventies. That double album, along with Eric Clapton’s Layla – which me and [Ron Albert] both worked on – stand as the most important and best albums we’ve ever been a part of.” Of the band’s prowess on stage, Stephen Stills has said “Manassas was such a terrific band. It really had some structure and reminded me of [Stills’ previous band] the Buffalo Springfield at its best. Manassas could play anything.” (wikipedia)
Howard Albert and I are on the same page.
StudioOne2of16 (vols 4, 5 & 6)
https://www.imagenetz.de/mezHE
@Miguel
@Searnav
Here the vol 12 of That Is Soul.
https://mega.nz/file/DPI1yIBb#5Bam791x8U1p6DdFhFjfRA8DANGhlrPIiKrrPxV8Jak
Miguel, thanks for J.J. Jackson, I'm gonna listen to this record.
After moving to the States at a very young age from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, she became the drummer in the original lineup of the Cramps. Miriam Linna was a drummer -- a chick drummer -- and this was pre-Bangles, Go-Gos, Bikini Kill, Sleater-Kinney, White Stripes. There were no chick drummers in the 1970s. People took notice. Joey Ramone, for instance.
Miriam - Down Today (2015) & Miriam - Nobody's Baby (2014)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/Wg76Aa8CbL/file.html
It seems zippyshare is back https://zippysha.re/
@Jean-Jaques Mura
@Searnav
'That Is Soul.' Hope you've sawn my post from yesterday night (13.04.) with a little gift for your friendliness!
Many thanks again!
Miguel
Request:
-Shingo Okudaira-Maiden Voyage ( July 15th, 19th, 1978 )
-Shingo Okudaira Featuring Carlos Garnett-Alisema ( 1998 )
-Victor Boa – Leyendas del Tambo Jazz ( 2003 ) ( with Carlos Garnett )
Seventies Blues/Soul Label
Simmons Records 1974-1977
https://krakenfiles.com/view/UNpbhp7sVb/file.html
429 - Mack Simmons - Next Time You See Me
429 - Mack Simmons - Snap Your Finger
432 - Arelean Brown - Eagle Stirs His Nest
432 - Arelean Brown - I Broken Many Heart
1312 - Arelean Brown - I'm So Blue
1312 - Arelean Brown - Why You Keep Pushing Our Love Aside
1315 - Merv Murphy - It's Growing
1315 - Merv Murphy - Trying To Get This Story Over
Unknown, Zippy is NOT back. It's just a bunch of people who took the logos and names of all defunct hosts to fool people. I wouldn't touch them.
Gaius said:
@Unknown + zippy
We all know and we should avoid that. I think it was Searnav who said all which was necessary to this stolen companies name.
Gaius said:
'Stars' of the Northern Hemisphere, these are Canadian ones, nice Indie Pop, male + female vocals:
Stars (Canada) - Nightsongs, 2001
https://www.imagenetz.de/vucc6
The next three of Sidney Bechet: 7-8-9
The Complete American Masters 1931-1953 CD07.rar
https://www.imagenetz.de/jDsoM
The Complete American Masters 1931-1953 CD08.rar
https://www.imagenetz.de/etYMi
The Complete American Masters 1931-1953 CD09.rar
https://www.imagenetz.de/kVmsY
@ Gaius / Eric C
Porcelain Bus - Fragile
https://www.imagenetz.de/gSr6t
Gaius said:
This is a Norwegian Prog rock band from the northernmost city in Europe - Hammerfest. It existed for a very short time.
St. Helena (Norway)- Hello Friend 1974, ed. 1991
https://www.imagenetz.de/JWtTJ
The Who : Tommy - Concert (Live U.S. Tour / 1989)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX0fOyoyOlE
TRAFFIC LIVE AT SANTA MONICA 72
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocjSc7v83pk
The Byrds - Eight Miles High - 9/23/1970 - Fillmore East (Official)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ymkBEhdHBE
Testing Pixeldrain;
Bob Dylan with Tom Petty & The Hearbreakers:
Tacoma Dome
Tacoma, Washington
July 31, 1986
( SBD )
01 - So Long, Good Luck And Goodbye
02 - All Along The Watchtower
03 - Clean-Cut Kid
04 - I'll Remember You
05 - Shot Of Love
06 - We Had It All
07 - Masters Of War
08 - It Ain't Me, Babe (acoustic)
09 - One Too Many Mornings (acoustic)
10 - Mr. Tambourine Man (acoustic)
11 - I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know
12 - Band Of The Hand
13 - When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky
14 - Lonesome Town
15 - Ballad Of A Thin Man
16 - Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35
17 - Seeing The Real You At Last
18 - Across The Borderline
19 - Gotta Serve Somebody
20 - I And I
21 - Like A Rolling Stone
22 - In The Garden
23 - Blowin' In The Wind
24 - Bye Bye Johnny
25 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door
Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar)
Tom Petty (guitar),
Mike Campbell (guitar),
Benmont Tench (keyboards),
Howie Epstein (bass),
Stan Lynch (drums)
The Queens Of Rhythm (backing vocals):
Carolyn Dennis,
Queen Esther Marrow,
Madelyn Quebec,
Louise Bethune.
https://pixeldrain.com/u/7hDprTof
Rank Stranger
Hi everybody,
I'm searching for these hard to find albums:
Buzz Clifford – See Your Way Clear
https://www.discogs.com/it/release/2136172-Buzz-Clifford-See-Your-Way-Clear
Larry "Jinx" Alexander - Jinx
https://www.discogs.com/it/master/1220507-Jinx-Jinx
Tommy McLain - Sweet Dreams (Ace)
https://www.discogs.com/it/master/609594-Tommy-McLain-Sweet-Dreams
Thanks in advance.
@Koukouleika - Alice de Buhr of Fanny!
William De Vaughn - Be Thankful For What You Got
https://www.imagenetz.de/wj8n3
Cissy Houston - Midnight Train To Georgia, The Janus Years
https://www.imagenetz.de/JugFK
Koko Taylor - South Side Lady
https://www.imagenetz.de/UWZ77
Bob
Happy Friday!
Here are three more blues docs for you.
Chicago Blues (1972)
"Including performances by Muddy Waters, Junior Wells, Johnny Lewis, J.B. Hutto , and Buddy Guy, as well as interviews with Dick Gregory and Willie Dixon."
https://krakenfiles.com/view/Wyvd8CQYgD/file.html
Dare You To Do It Again: Jessie Mae Hemphill and Friends (2004)
This doc was made several years after Jessie Mae had a stroke and was no longer able to play guitar but if you're a fan you'll want to watch it. She sings with friends like Ruthie Foster and plays with a who's who of young North Mississippi players.
https://krakenfiles.com/view/udKSpbtXFb/file.html
Down In The Woods: The Story of Bluesman Willie King (2007)
"Dutch film-makers Saskia Rietmeijer and Bart Drolenga wanted to produce a documentary about African American arts and culture in the Deep South. But they met Willie King and instead decided to devote their efforts to creating a documentary about King’s life and times, titled Down in the Woods."
https://krakenfiles.com/view/Vr3z4xGE7Y/file.html
Some Bluegrass for the weekend, might be first time on record for Dan Tyminski.
Green Mountain Bluegrass: same ( 1985 )
A1 Back To The Old Home
A2 I'm Not Broke, But I'm Badly Bent
A3 32 Acres
A4 Lonesome Old Feeling
A5 No Mother Or Dad
A6 Beautiful Life
B1 On & On
B2 This Weary Heart
B3 She's Gone, Gone, Gone
B4 Blues For Vickie
B5 Daybreak In Dixie
B6 Use To Be
5-String Banjo, Lead Guitar, Mandolin, Lead Vocals, Tenor Vocals, Baritone Vocals – Dan Tyminski
Acoustic Bass, Lead Vocals – Lois Savage
Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals – Stan Tyminski
Baritone Vocals – Rick Whitacre
Dobro – David Blevins
Fiddle, Bass Vocals – Gary Pomerleau
https://pixeldrain.com/u/ec37Pshn
Rank Stranger
@Stefano
Here is Tommy Mclain but only in 192. Enjoy
https://www.imagenetz.de/gjaPP
Hi Gang! Looking for Riders in the Sky recordings.
Thanks in advance,
Pancho
@Rick... thx for the blues docs!
Free Friday Films completes its Tarantino run with the never-ever-seen
MY BEST FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY
Having chronicled Quentin Tarantino’s career as the tragic demise of a talented young’n with lots of promise but no guidance to help him out of his immature, self-made noose, we thought we should end this cinematic analysis by going back to the beginning: Quentin’s first, unfinished, and completely amateur “feature” made with his pals during his years as a video store clerk. Those pals included Roger Avery, who worked with him on the stories that became Pulp Fiction, and Craig Hamman, who wrote the original 40 page script that Tarantino then expanded into a feature. How much of each person ended up in the final product is a mystery, but My Best Friend’s Birthday is interesting as a proto-Quentin artifact that reveals and hints at the Hollywood Hero he was to become.
Interestingly, even with your expectations lowered to the level of “student film,” this film is just not very good. You keep waiting for those flashes and hints of the genius America would soon fall in love with (this project ran from 1984 – 1987; Reservoir Dogs premiered in 1992) but they’re barely there. There’s plenty of QT-as-actor, since he is one of the leads, and his rapid-fire, Energizer-Bunny-gone-haywire delivery is in full force, but his sharp, musical dialogue- the one calling card he’s always claimed as his own- is completely missing. Or, rather, there’s a lot of talking, but it is mind-numbingly uninteresting. The only hints as to what would come later are in the form of the many pop culture references that his characters drop, mostly in the terms of movies and directors- but that’s what, quite literally, every male film student does when they first get a camera: name drop every film they can via their actors. Though perhaps in 1984, this was the beginning of that trend.
Watching My Best Friend’s Birthday, once can’t help but compare it to Kevin Smith’s Clerks, another black-and-white, no-budget, first-time-film by a Gen-X’er. And while Tarantino is a thousand times better filmmaker and craftsman than Smith (I mean, Tarantino may have nothing to say, but he certainly knows how to say nothing in the most cinematic way possible) it’s really interesting to note that Clerks is an infinitely more watchable film, with much funnier and interesting dialogue, and with lowlife characters you actually end up caring about. Tarantino’s film, on the other hand, is so lacking in the latter, that when it ends abruptly (the film was never completed, so you get what you get) you’re more than happy to be let off the hook, not caring one bit where the story may have ended up.
Whether this is mostly the fault of Hamman’s poor writing, or Tarantino’s immaturity (the only women who appear in the film are, quite literally, ex-girlfriends and prostitutes) is hard to say, but it’s pretty interesting to be looking for hints of QT’s talent and come up pretty much empty-handed. Reservoir Dogs, flawed as it may be, is still a great film full of great characters and great dialogue- a testament to how good a filmmaker Tarantino already was. How Quentin got from here to there in such a short time might be a story worth telling someday, but in the meantime, all we’ve got is this. Of course, that’s what amateur films are for- to make mistakes you learn from- so, in this way, mission accomplished. QT got better… and then got worse. Let this be a lesson, kids.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2023/04/14/the-demise-of-quentin-tarantino-part-4-my-best-friends-birthday/comment-page-1/#comment-345
@bostig Thank You very much!
@ Koukouleika said...
"There were no chick drummers in the 1970s" (?)
Hope my comment won't offend you:
Honey Lantree (The Honeycombs)
Ginger Bianco (Goldie and the Gingerbreads, Isis)
Nancy Ball, Darline Arnone (The Pleasure Seekers)
Nancy Rogers (Cradle)
Olivia 'Liver' Favela (Birtha)
Alice DeBuhr (Fanny)
Sandy West (The Runaways)
Paloma 'Palmolive' Romero (The Slits, The Raincoats)
June Miles-Kingston (Mo-dettes)
Denise Dufort (Girlschool)
and Maureen 'Moe' of course.
Just to name some (including 1960s ones)... Kudos to them.
Often regarded as a founding member of The Cramps,
Miriam Linna was actually their second drummer,
replacing (briefly involved) Pam Balam Beckerleg, Bryan Gregory's sister.
Anyway, thanx Koukouleika for Miriam's records.
Pure Mongrel
Would it be possible to find the following Smithereens Lp's and EP's
A Date With The Smithereens
Blow Up
The Smithereens Play The Beatles Washington, D.C. February 11, 1964 Concert
The Lost Album
In A Lonely Place EP
Top Of The Pops single
Get A Hold Of My Heart EP
Miles From Nowhere EP
Sick Of Seattle EP
I know its a lot to ask so I'm thanking everyone in advance!
@KeepTheFaith
Thanks for Cissy Houston - Midnight Train To Georgia, The Janus Years
Unfortunately it appears the CD isn't complete.
Thanks Roz
Just browsing through a backlog of TZ posts from the past couple of days and noticed a post of Cambodian rock from the 60s and early 70s and thought I would share a link to a fabulous UK-based podcast on counterculture called the Bureau of Lost Culture. This linked episode is dedicated to Cambodian Rock'n'Roll. Sadly, many of the musicians in these recordings and the records themselves, did not survive the Khemr Rouge. Worth a listen if you have an interest in the music.
https://bureauoflostculture.podbean.com/e/the-lost-world-of-cambodian-rock-n-roll/
Koukouleika:
According to its Discogs entry, your copy of "Miriam - Nobody's Baby (2014)" is missing its last two tracks, "Questioningly" and "Not For Me", and has two alternate tracks, Bobby Darin's version of "Not For Me" and Billy Nicholls' version of "Come Again".
Does anybody have a version of the album with Miriam's last two tracks?
Thanks in advance!
@Koukouleika,
There were loads of female drummers in the 70s. Brie Howard of Fanny for one and Karen Carpenter who sold $34.6 million records.
Sorry, no dollar sign, just 34.6 million.
ATTN - Alfred said...
The next three of Sidney Bechet: 7-8-9
Thanks,
Mike M
ATTN - Aaron Vincent said...
Duke Ellington x3
Thanks,
Mike M
Thanks sut for the Red & White Island 45's collection.
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