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Ian Hunter
Part 3 of 12
1979-You're Never Alone With A Schizophrenic [320]
https://www.imagenetz.de/dnwwM
Ships - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EPH0mOJ7eM
01 - Just Another Night - Ian Hunter
02 - Wild East - Ian Hunter
03 - Cleveland Rocks - Ian Hunter
04 - Ships - Ian Hunter
05 - When the Daylight Comes - Ian Hunter
06 - Life After Death - Ian Hunter
07 - Standin' in my Light - Ian Hunter
08 - Bastard - Ian Hunter
09 - The Outsider - Ian Hunter
10 - Don't Let Go [demo] - Ian Hunter
11 - Ships [Early Version] - Ian Hunter
12 - When The Daylight Comes [Early Version] - Ian Hunter
13 - Just Another Night [a.k.a. The Other Side Of Life] [Ronsonesque Version] - Ian Hunter
14 - Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On - Ian Hunter
01 - F.B.I. [live at The Agora Ballroom Cleveland, Ohio,18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
02 - One Bitten Twice Shy [live at The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio,18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
03 - Life After Death [live at The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio,18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
04 - Sons and Daughters [live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London,22-Nov 1979] - Ian Hunter
05 - Laugh at Me [live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London,22-Nov 1979] - Ian Hunter
06 - Just Another Night [live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, 22-Nov 1979] - Ian Hunter
07 - One of the Boys [live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, 22-Nov 1979] - Ian Hunter
08 - Letter to Britannia from the Union Jack [live at the Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, California, 07-Jul 1979] - Ian Hunter
09 - Bastard [live at the Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, California, 07-Jul 1979] - Ian Hunter
10 - All the Way from Memphis [live at The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio, 18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
11 - Cleveland Rocks [live at The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio, 18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
12 - All the Young Dudes [live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London,22-Nov 1979] - Ian Hunter
13 - When the Daylight Comes [live at The Agora Ballroom, Cleveland, Ohio,18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
14 - Sweet Angeline [live at The Agora Ballroom Cleveland, Ohio,18-Jun 1979] - Ian Hunter
1980-Live At Rockpalast (feat. Mick Ronson]
https://www.imagenetz.de/bHqrs
Cleveland Rocks [Rockpalast] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAhJmbAgCgE
01 - FBI - Ian Hunter Band
02 - Once Bitten Twice Shy - Ian Hunter Band
03 - Angeline - Ian Hunter Band
04 - Laugh At Me - Ian Hunter Band
05 - Irene Wilde - Ian Hunter Band
06 - I Wish I Was Your Mother - Ian Hunter Band
07 - Just Another Night - Ian Hunter Band
08 - We Gotta Get Out Of Here - Ian Hunter Band
09 - Bastard - Ian Hunter Band
10 - All The Way From Memphis - Ian Hunter Band
11 - Cleveland Rocks - Ian Hunter Band
12 - All The Young Dudes - Ian Hunter Band
13 - Slaughter On 10th Avenue - Ian Hunter Band
https://archive.org/details/fra-mats-musikalisches-fundbuero-folge-73
1.Tak Shindo - Mombasa Love Song 1958
2.Andrew Hill - Judgement 1963
3.Li'l Millet & His Creoles - Rich Woman 1955
4.Bo Diddley - Ride On Josephine 1960
5.The Rolling Stones - Crackin' Up (live) 1977
6.Del Reeves - This Must Be The Bottom 1966
7.Dolly Parton - Puppy Love 1959
9.Hank Williams - Kaw-Liga 1952
11.Eric Clapton - Lay Down Sally 1977
12.George Terry - Get It Right 2004
13.Eric Dolphy - Hat and Beard 1964
14.Duke Pearson - Exodus 1961
15.John Lee Hooker & The Groundhogs - No One Pleases Me 1964
16.Jimmy Reed - I'm Going Upside You Head 1964
Kontakt:
framat-tv@gmx.de
Maxwell Street – Movin’ Along
Vicksboro Records VBCD002 (U.K. 2002)
Chris Youlden (guitar, vocals)
Shakey Vick (aka Graham Vickery) (harmonica, vocals)
Bernie Pallo (lead guitar)
Mel Wright (drums)
Peter Moody (bass)
This Maxwell Street 4-track CD was released in 2002. The band soon changed their name to Waydown because there was already a band called Maxwell Street.
In 2005, Waydown released a CD titled Greek Street. All 4 tracks by Maxwell Street were included on the Waydown CD.
1. Movin Along (4:56)
2. Somewhere In My Dreams (2:32)
3. Bad Moon Blues (3:31)
4. Just Can’t Lose The Blues (3:31)
Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/YJnRXJFHWfX
Roger McGuinn And The Peaceseekers - Live At The Kertalg Festival, Moëlan-Sur-Mer, France 1984
1984-07-22
The Peaceseekers are:
Gene Parsons (pedal steel guitar, guitar, banjo, harmonica, vocals)
Skip Battin (bass, vocals)
Jim Goodall (drums, vocals)
Greg Harris (guitar, banjo, violin, vocals)
The last time Roger McGuinn played with both Gene Parsons and Skip Battin was during this ‘Peaceseekers’ tour.
Part 1
1. The Peaceseekers - California Blues (4:03)
2. The Peaceseekers - Roll On Brothers (3:48)
3. The Peaceseekers - Don't Go down The Drain (3:42)
4. The Peaceseekers - Birmingham Plague (5:00)
5. The Peaceseekers - Way Out There (4:59)
6. The Peaceseekers - Non E Francesca (4:16)
7. The Peaceseekers - Willin' (5:28)
8. The Peaceseekers - Lily's Hotbread (2:46)
9. The Peaceseekers - Take A City Bride (2:53)
10. The Peaceseekers - Orange Blossom Special (4:42)
Part 2
1. Roger McGuinn - My Back Pages (2:26)
2. Roger McGuinn - Ballad Of Easy Rider - Wasn't Born To Follow (3:28)
3. Roger McGuinn - You Ain't Going Nowhere (2:38)
4. Roger McGuinn - Drugstore Truck Drivin' Man (1:21)
5. Roger McGuinn - Don't You Write Her Off (2:31)
6. Roger McGuinn - Woman (2:21)
7. Roger McGuinn - The Tears (2:52)
8. Roger McGuinn - Sweet Memories (2:45)
9. Roger McGuinn - Light Up The Darkness (2:35)
10. Roger McGuinn - Chestnut Mare (5:28)
11. Roger McGuinn - Mr Spaceman (2:29)
12. Roger McGuinn And The Peaceseekers - Mr Tambourine Man (2:27)
13. Roger McGuinn And The Peaceseekers - Turn Turn Turn (3:41)
14. Roger McGuinn And The Peaceseekers - Eight Miles High (4:51)
15. Roger McGuinn And The Peaceseekers - So You Want To Be A Rock 'N' Roll Star (3:13)
16. Roger McGuinn And The Peaceseekers - Amazing Grace (2:13)
Artwork Included
https://workupload.com/file/mwCY465WB5G
Billboard Country (revised, remastered) C 69.09
1. Henson Cargill - Then The Baby Came (3:16)
2. Henson Cargill - Hemphill Kentucky Consolidated Coalmine (3:29)
3. The Compton Brothers - Haunted House (2:53)
4. The Compton Brothers - Sound Of An Angel's Wings (2:43)
5. Clay Hart - Another Day, Another Mile, Another Highway (2:53)
6. Clay Hart - Penny (2:56)
7. Jan Howard - We Had All The Good Things Going (2:31)
8. Jan Howard - I'll Go Where You Go (2:32)
9. Jack Reno - We All Go Crazy (2:34)
10. Jack Reno - Albuquerque (3:14)
11. Conway Twitty - To See My Angel Cry (2:41)
12. Conway Twitty - I Did The Best I Could With What I Had (2:17)
13. Wanda Jackson - My Big Iron Skillet (2:12)
14. Wanda Jackson - The Hunter (2:28)
15. Charlie Louvin - Little Reasons (2:47)
16. Charlie Louvin - After Awhile (2:28)
17. Warner Mack - I'll Still Be Missing You (3:03)
18. Warner Mack - Sunshine Bring Back My Sunshine (2:27)
19. Roy Drusky - Such A Fool (2:19)
20. Roy Drusky - All Over My Mind (2:49)
21. Jack Greene - Back In The Arms Of Love (2:30)
22. Jack Greene - Key That Fits Her Door (2:47)
23. Stonewall Jackson - Ship In The Bottle (2:35)
24. Stonewall Jackson - Thoughts Of A Lonely Man (2:32)
25. Jerry Lee Lewis - She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye (2:40)
26. Jerry Lee Lewis - Echoes (2:31)
27. Nat Stuckey - Sweet Thang and Cisco (2:33)
28. Nat Stuckey - Son Of A Bum (2:37)
29. Stan Hitchcock - Honey, I'm Home (2:38)
30. Stan Hitchcock - Slip Up And She'll Slip Away (2:26)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JjgP1Yfp_YXH8WbCQHvlJSu7LUAdNc8m
I am looking for
Little Richard - Southern Child LP/CD
https://www.discogs.com/de/master/2201980-Little-Richard-Southern-Child
Thanks in advance
Jimmie Lunceford - 1940-1941 {CC, 622}
https://www.imagenetz.de/9pEDt
Jimmie Lunceford - 1941-1945 {CC, 862}
https://www.imagenetz.de/DZkvo
Jimmie Noone - 1923-1928 {CC, 604}
https://www.imagenetz.de/evjCN
Can anyone share either Zappa Day or We Don't Have That In The Home by the Jack & Jim Show (Eugene Chadbourne and Jimmy Carl Black)? Thanks in advance.
https://www.discogs.com/master/2382715-The-Jack-And-Jim-Show-Zappa-Day
https://www.discogs.com/release/10838494-The-Jack-And-Jim-Show-We-Dont-Have-That-In-The-Home
Request gospel:
-The Senior Choir Of The First Church Of God, Rochester, N.Y., Allen Turner– Upon This Rock ( 1968 )
-The Reverend Charles Walker – Requiem For Brother Martin ( 1985 ) (This is not a reissue of the lp of 1970,it is a later re-recording of the same composition with different singers and musicians )
-The Wesley United Methodist Church Choir, Toussaint McCall – In Times Like These
Little Richard - Southern Child ( CD )
https://mega.nz/file/GixhTZLJ#whIuvoTJjz6HxAwZPViH-37yOuzGnkC16RMiiJ0uen4
Some Reggae Ms
Max Romeo - 1975 - Revelation Time (deluxe edition 2018)
Mighty Diamonds - 1979 - Deeper Roots plus dub
Mighty Threes - 1978 - Mighty Threes Dub
https://pixeldrain.com/u/wNGpgiav
Enjoy
Andy
JASON MOLINA SONGS:OHIA pt 2
Axxess And Ace https://www.discogs.com/release/9742909-Songs-Ohia-Axxess-Ace
https://workupload.com/file/g6KtpFK7uxL
The Lioness (Love And Work – The Lioness Sessions) https://www.discogs.com/release/12816083-Songs-Ohia-Love-Work-The-Lioness-Sessions
https://workupload.com/file/RGxvvYZkV6N
(1996) eek-a-mouse - black cowboy
Easy Star All-Stars DARK SIDE OF THE DUB
Eek A Mouse - Feb 21 1989
https://we.tl/t-6Ypj0lvAbF
Bucephalus
@Bucephalus
I found on another blog the
Dennis Brown - Live In Brooklyn NY (1987) - Silvanio Rockers
Dennis Brown - The Prophet Rides Again (1983)
Dennis Brown - Words of Wisdom [1979]
So no need to redo these links anymore, however when you have time I am still counting on you to redo the link
Culture - 1981-01-01 Boston
With my advance thanks and sorry to bore you with my request. Respect .
ALI FARKA TOURE WITH RY COODER - Talking Timbuku
https://www.mediafire.com/file/6ljieanznsd4oqp/ALI_FARKA_TOURE_WITH_RY_COODER_-_Talking_Timbuku_%255B1994%255D.rar/file
and
CARAVAN - Caravan & The New Symphonia (Live)
https://www.mediafire.com/file/f73j1infhasryx7/CARAVAN_-_Caravan_%2526_The_New_Symphonia_%2528Live%2529_%255B1974%255D.rar/file
CARAVAN - Live at the Fairfield Halls, 1974
https://www.mediafire.com/file/s1sp5x1s3mxytr4/CARAVAN_-_Live_at_the_Fairfield_Halls%252C_1974_%255B2002%255D.rar/file
from
https://www.pharophassonora.com
enjoy!
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett: 40 Odd Years
Tracklist:
1 Really Free (The Hit Single!)
2 Beware Of The Flowers
3 Gypsy (1972 B-Side)
4 Louisa On A Horse
5 Josephine
6 DK 50/80
7 21 Days
8 Come Back Darling
9 Too Much Air Not Enough Oxygen
10 Natasha You're A Smasha (But You're Working For Russia)
11 The Snowflake Effect
12 Separated
13 Ever So Blue
14 Two Little Boys
Track 4 from the album 'John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett'.
Track 2 from the album 'Deep & Meaningless'.
Track 6 from 'Way & Bar'.
Tracks 5 and 7-14 are new recordings
https://workupload.com/file/S7CwRXuhugS
Rank Stranger
I'm going to upload a few items from the Otway catalogue the next days; some of them are compilations, so there will be overlaps.
Please do not complain; at least not here!
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett: Same
Tracklist:
A1 Misty Mountain
A2 Murder Man
A3 If I Did
A4 Racing Cars (Jet Spotter Of The Track)
A5 Louisa On A Horse
A6 Gypsy
B1 Really Free
B2 Bluey Green
B3 Cheryl's Going Home
B4 Trying Times
B5 Geneve
https://workupload.com/file/jcwK3NN2ZZm
Rank Stranger
John Otway & Wild Willy Barrett 1981 12 12
BBC Radio 1 FM Recording
Source: FM Radio > Cassette tape, TDK
Tracklist:
01 Intro
02 Green Grass of Home
03 The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance
04 Who’s the Lucky Birthday Boy Everyone is Going to Sing
05 I Think That Was the Best Dream I Ever Had
06 Cor Baby that’s Really Free
07 I Can't Complain
08 Beware of the Flowers
09 Give It Headbutts
https://workupload.com/file/cg8TptFX3XU
Rank Stranger
The Master Plan - Maximum Respect (2010) @320
Dictators & Fleshtones members
wetransfer good for seven days
https://we.tl/t-135s4ougIw
Free Friday Films brings you...
THE MAN WHO LOVED WOMEN
Right now, our culture is so concentrated on the idea of challenging and expanding previous concepts of gender in order to make it more inclusive for those on the margins, that it’s hard to imagine a movie called The Man Who Loved Women having much relevance today. And yet, that’s why this movie is so worth watching- it is unabashedly and sincerely about how men- heterosexual men- see women, biologically and otherwise. But it’s also so much more than just that. When the film came out in the late 70’s, the climate was quite different- women were breaking away from their traditional roles at a speed that to some must have seemed frightening. In Europe today, especially, where women as CEOs and world leaders are the norm, this Boomer-led sexual revolution is now a thing of the distant past (just look at how European women viewed the #METOO movement, with a patronizing “I can’t believe you people are still in the dark ages!” attitude.) In America, we’re not quite there yet- but either way, The Man Who Loved Women will be perceived through a completely different lens today no matter where you live.
It doesn’t matter. The film is still quite brilliant, for it’s more than just a topical film about gender roles- it’s a love poem to womanhood, clearly from the male perspective. It’s also a self-depricating admission of men’s emotional immaturity, doggedly confident about what they want, but completely clueless about what they need. All of this remains timeless, transcending whatever trendy sexual politics might be going on at any given moment. Here, Bertrand Morane is our man- and boy, does he love women. Lots and lots of women. We begin with his death, and go back in time to tell his tale, framed through the eyes of one of the many women who knew him. “Meta” doesn’t even begin to describe this film- it’s a story about a story about a story, for Morane ends up writing a book about his exploits, not in order to boast, but to confess. Flashbacks beget more flashbacks, blurring our sense of objectivity quickly.
That the great Francois Truffaut is able to pen such a delicately balanced script, one that keeps bringing in new sides, angles and perspectives to the story, is, itself, worthy of praise. We see Morane as both a sophisticated seducer and immature child- in one bizarre and hilarious scene, he quite literally admits as much to a woman he “hired” to babysit a plastic doll just so that he can spend a few minutes with her up close. Truffaut weaves one story into another, all based on Morane’s insatiable need for more, each anecdote a different spin on sex, love, and the endless games men and women play in their quest for each other. The film is, in some ways, a goofy satire, and in others, as sincere a drama as you can find, and few filmmakers manage to pull off both modes in the same film as successfully as Truffaut.
Finally, The Man… is also a movie about movies. Truffaut teases us with almost every potential Hollywood romance trope you can think of. The film could take one of a thousand possible paths at any point, and yet it avoids all the obvious ones, content to let our imaginations wonder about what could have been. The married affair, the deflowered virgin, the secret admirer, the damsel in distress… it’s all in here, including some innocent ones as well, each example forming part of this colorful quilt. While you could easily point out issues with the film, such as “all the women he dates are white,” or, more accusingly, “this guy is basically a creepy stalker we’re expected to like” and so on, such criticism misses the point. The Man Who Loved Women is of its time, and yet, like all great art, it transcends its time by hitting on a vital truth about our existence. That it does so with charm, wit, and creativity in every single scene makes it one of Truffaut’s later masterpieces, one that deserves to be rescued from a cancel-obsessed culture.
https://movieclub578540955.wordpress.com/2023/09/22/the-man-who-loved-women/comment-page-1/#comment-392
Wow! Thanks for all the Otway & Barrett. Any more will be greatly appreciated.
Todays small Independent Rockin' label
Agon (NY) 45rpm 1958 - 1966
Parent Label Dragon (NY)
Location : 872 Morris Park Ave. Bronx New York
Owner : Vincent Gagliano
Track List
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com/2023/09/agon-ny-45rpm.html
Download only
https://workupload.com/file/JznYDTPurdJ
ATTN - Aaron Vincent said...
Jimmie Lunceford - 1940-1941 {CC, 622}
Jimmie Lunceford - 1941-1945 {CC, 862}
Jimmie Noone - 1923-1928 {CC, 604}
22 SEPTEMBER 2023 AT 10:21
Thanks very much for Lunceford & Noone chrono classics.
Cheers,
Mike M
Many thanks for the Max Romeo
Or not as it seems it’s gone
Aylesbury’s well known pop star, complete with two hits under his belt, only a couple of years apart, I’ve seen him play at least once a year since his first hit. An acquired taste apparently, I thought he was brilliant from the first gig just up the road from Aylesbury. Shame he didn’t bring his dustbin because the town I was in was a bit of a mess. Has he still got his C5?
The Jimmie Lunceford is wending it’s way over the to me, both my father and I love his music. Thanks. We shall have many beers whilst listening.
Anybody have PAUL SIMON The Studio Recordings 1972-2000
https://us.rarevinyl.com/products/paul-simon-the-studio-recordings-1972-2000-uk-cd-album-box-set-8122789092-778861?utm_source=GoogleAds-US&utm_medium=PPC&utm_campaign=GS-RV&gclid=CjwKCAjwmbqoBhAgEiwACIjzEESEcA3QebApgVp0k-Aeco0pcRH4AzX4mSgsBrC5JRWjemnf-rwfYhoCpjUQAvD_BwE
Thank you,
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