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Trisha Yearwood
Part 6 of 8
2014-PrizeFighter: Hit After Hit [320]
https://www.imagenetz.de/ec9fA
Perfect Love - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmf4sOg0CUQ
01 - PrizeFighter (feat. Kelly Clarkson) - Trisha Yearwood
02 - Wrong Side Of Memphis - Trisha Yearwood
03 - I Remember You - Trisha Yearwood
04 - Walkaway Joe (feat. Don Henley) - Trisha Yearwood
05 - End Of The World - Trisha Yearwood
06 - In Another's Eyes - Trisha Yearwood & Garth Brooks
07 - Perfect Love - Trisha Yearwood
08 - How Do I Live - Trisha Yearwood
09 - Met Him In A Motel Room - Trisha Yearwood
10 - She's In Love With The Boy - Trisha Yearwood
11 - Your Husband's Cheatin' On Us - Trisha Yearwood
12 - Heaven, Heartache And The Power Of Love - Trisha Yearwood
13 - Georgia Rain - Trisha Yearwood
14 - You Can't Trust The Weatherman - Trisha Yearwood
15 - XXX's And OOO's - Trisha Yearwood
16 - The Song Remembers When - Trisha Yearwood
2016[s]-Forever Country
01 - Forever Country - Artists Of Then, Now & Forever
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forever_Country
2016-Christmas Together
https://www.imagenetz.de/dasMB
Baby It's Cold Outside - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0PAW3BiKEQ
01 - I'm Beginning To See The Light - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
02 - Ugly Christmas Sweater - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
03 - Santa Baby - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
04 - Feliz Navidad - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
05 - What Are You Doing New Year's Eve - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
06 - Marshmallow World - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
07 - Merry Christmas Means I Love You - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
08 - Hard Candy Christmas - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
09 - Baby, It's Cold Outside - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
10 - The Man With The Bag - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
11 - What I'm Thankful For (Feat. James Taylor) - Garth Brooks & Trisha Yearwood
2016-Christmas
https://www.imagenetz.de/iM8Bi
Have Yourself A Merry Christmas - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3NYTWECwJU
01 - Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! - Trisha Yearwood
02 - An Angel Gets Its Wings - Trisha Yearwood, Vince Gill
03 - The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) - Trisha Yearwood
04 - It Wasn't His Child - Trisha Yearwood
05 - Reindeer Boogie - Trisha Yearwood
06 - Take A Walk Through Bethlehem - Trisha Yearwood
07 - Santa Claus Is Back In Town - Trisha Yearwood
08 - I'll Be Home For Christmas - Trisha Yearwood
09 - Sweet Little Jesus Boy - Trisha Yearwood
10 - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas - Trisha Yearwood
11 - Away In A Manger - Trisha Yearwood
Townes Van Zandt – At My Window
Heartland Records HLDCD 003 (U.K. 1987)
1. Snowin' On Raton (3:52)
2. Blue Wind Blew (2:39)
3. At My Window (4:09)
4. For The Sake Of The Song (4:24)
5. Ain't Leavin' Your Love (2:33)
6. Buckskin Stallion Blues (3:00)
7. Little Sundance #2 (2:57)
8. Still Lookin' For You (2:37)
9. Gone Gone Blues (2:43)
10. The Catfish Song (4:25)
Fresh Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/cUJuLph2kdg
Townes Van Zandt – At My Window
Heartland Records HLDCD 003 (U.K. 1987)
1. Snowin' On Raton (3:52)
2. Blue Wind Blew (2:39)
3. At My Window (4:09)
4. For The Sake Of The Song (4:24)
5. Ain't Leavin' Your Love (2:33)
6. Buckskin Stallion Blues (3:00)
7. Little Sundance #2 (2:57)
8. Still Lookin' For You (2:37)
9. Gone Gone Blues (2:43)
10. The Catfish Song (4:25)
Fresh Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/cUJuLph2kdg
Michelle Shocked – The Texas Campfire Tapes
Cooking Vinyl COOKCD 002 (U.K. 1987)
The first release by Michelle Shocked, recorded live on a Sony Walkman during an impromptu set
1. 5 A.M. In Amsterdam (2:10)
2. The Secret Admirer (2:29)
3. The Incomplete Image (2:30)
4. Who Cares (3:37)
5. Down On Thomas St. (2:20)
6. Fogtown (3:33)
7. Steppin' Out (1:50)
8. The Hep Cat (2:35)
9. Necktie (2:20)
10. (Don't You Mess Around With) My Little Sister (2:03)
11. The Ballad Of Patch Eye And Meg (2:42)
12. The Secret To A Long Life (Is Knowing When It's Time To Go) (2:21)
13. The Chain Smoker (2:49)
14. Stranded In A Limousine (1:41)
15. Goodnight Irene (2:25)
Fresh Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/svd2ITQmVg/file.html
some recent thrift store finds for y'all........enjoy!
** BLUES **
Wayne Dean - The Rendezvous ( 1996 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-Pdr98NHmNa
** BLUES **
David Bromberg Band - How Late'll Ya Play Till? Vol 1~Live ( 1989 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-NyjKM1EVtT
** BLUES **
Blind Mississippi Morris - You Know I Like That ( 1995 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-QmiVjl1Dcj
@la musica e vita
Did you get the Pretty Things one you were after? I uploaded it a few days back - in ...and now for #2250
Hello! Merry Christmas to all the good people who make this one a lovely place.
Yesterday I realized that I know the existence of some old radio programs in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, with audiences and bands playing live genres such as jazz, western swing or rockabilly. But, as far as I remember, no radio program entirely about/with blues music.
So, I ask you: In those decades, weren't there radio programs of that type exclusively about blues?
— Is it because blues was considered a minor genre?
— Is it because the blues had or would have had a largely poor audience (and was not or would not have been commercially profitable)?
— Didn't all this happen with jazz because white people did value it and bought its records?
— Were there blues programs but they were not recorded or saved?
And if there were,
—Wasn't it interesting to promote them because "the system" wanted to make the population happy and that way they would go through bad times better? (Crack of '29, World War II, etc.). We all know the happy and wonderful world that was shown in the cinema and, from a certain years on, on television, so... does anyone know if there can be radio programs with audiences and bands playing live where the base music was the blues?
I can imagine that, if they existed, between songs with typically sad themes there would be no comedians, for example :)
Anyway... does anyone know about that kind of programs with live blues music on the radio in those decades? Or in the 1960s, as a last option?
By the way, were there in those times stations in the hands of black people, or only white ones?
Thanks in advance and... Happy new year to all TZers!
Rockin' Silvia
# 41 of Blues End Rhythm
today there are Billy Ward, Charlie Singleton and Lowell Fulson
https://we.tl/t-QZwbOItvGU
Enjoy, link lasts a week
I would like to take this time to thank everybody who has help with the Small Independent Rockin' Label Series. Happy new year to you all from Wales. Dean at https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com
Missing Now Found Small Label 45rpm vol. 37
Track List
01 : Bonanza (PA) 45 - 1002 : King James - Goin' Fishin' (1961)
02 : Hickory (TN) 45 - 1199 : Mr. Mike - Cecilia (1963)
03 : Hickory (TN) 45 - 1199 : Mr. Mike - Stifelius (1963)
04 : REM (KY) 45 - 421 : Barbara Colson - Please Mr. Band Man (1967)
05 : REM (KY) EP - 314 : Reverend Tully McCoy - Cool Chilly Waters (1962)
06 : REM (KY) EP - 314 : Reverend Tully McCoy - Marvelous Grace (1962)
07 : K-Ark (TN) 45 - 933 : Dallas Padgett - Beyond Those Swinging Doors (1969)
08 : K-Ark (TN) 45 - 979 : Darcey Sleeper - My Foolish Man (1969)
09 : K-Ark (TN) 45 - 979 : Darcey Sleeper - Good, Good Loving (1969)
10 : Claudra (IN) 45 - 200 : Walter (Arkie’) Bittle - I Kissed You In A Dream (1956)
11 : Faro (CA) 45 - 598 : Expressos - Blast (1960)
12 : Fayette (PA) 45 - 1627 : Matys Brothers - Jashu Found “The Keeshka” (1964)
13 : Fayette (PA) 45 - 1627 : Matys Brothers - With Friends Like You (Who Needs Enemies) (1965)
14 : Nashville (TN) 45 - 5031 : Merlin Hill - Just The Way I Do (1961)
15 : Nashville (TN) 45 - 5190 : Johnny Rexx - Queen Of Hearts (1964)
16 : Nashville (TN) 45 - 5193 : Lee Hood - I’ll Go To The Jumping Off Place With You (1964)
17 : Nashville (TN) 45 - 5193 : Lee Hood - I’ve Never Made A Hit
18 : Feature (LA) 78 - 1080 : Feature Staff Band - City Hall Rag (1953)
19 : REM (KY) 45 - 347 : Santa Claus - Stories & Music (Part 1) (1964)
20 : REM (KY) 45 - 347 : Santa Claus - Stories & Music (Part 2) (1964)
21 : Gold Standard (TN) 45 - 110 : Bobby Johnson - I’ll Never Be The Same (1965)
22 : Gold Standard (TN) 45 - 110 : Bobby Johnson - Keep On Walking (1965)
23 : REM (KY) 45 - 303 : Braunell & Dorothy Richey - Born Again (1960)
24 : REM (KY) 45 - 303 : Braunell & Dorothy Richey - A Sinners Dream (1960)
25 : REM (KY) 45 - 307 : Earl Watkins - Should I Go Or Stay (1961)
26 : REM (KY) 45 - 318 : Joe Richie - Who Threw The Wiskey In The Well (1962)
27 : REM (KY) 45 - 313 : Jonnie & Wig & The Harmony Boys - Standing At The Gate (1962)
28 : Clark (TN) 45 - 266 : Charlie Haggard - Throw Me Out The Door (1967)
29 : Clark (TN) 45 - 266 : Charlie Haggard - I’m The Fool (1967)
30 : REM (KY) EP - 331 : Ve Ron Moore - O Come Angel Band (1964)
Thanks for sending these in goes to Damien Avenge, Dan Evil Eye 45s / Indian Head Records, David Rocker, Kent / Armadillo Killer, Malcolm, Henry, buriedinvinyl, James /Summer S, Twister / Rockhall.ro, Shawn Chambers / Lexingtunes
Download. https://workupload.com/file/LSP27Pgvwg5
Blogger Ansina said...
[ @la musica e vita You forgot the best of their albums (IMHO):
Mandy Morton and Spriguns - Magic Lady (1978) @256 https://we.tl/t-n3EPJ7WkmD]
Nope, limit of 3, remember.
But thanks for posting the link.
There are also
Mandy Morton in groups,
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1232914-Mandy-Morton
and
Mandy Morton Band - Valley of light.
https://www.discogs.com/artist/1978482-Mandy-Morton-Band
And Mandy's Solo Albums.
But the one to get would be,
[Mandy Morton & Spriguns – After The Storm (Complete Recordings]
(Box Set, Compilation, CD, Compilation, Remastered, CD, Album, Remastered, CD, Album, Remastered, CD, Album, Remastered, CD, Album, Remastered, CD, Album, Remastered, DVD, DVD-Video)]
And if anyone has that, many of us would be very appreciative.
[garagekings said...
@la musica e vita
Did you get the Pretty Things one you were after? I uploaded it a few days back - in ...and now for #2250]
I gpt a few responses, I think yours was among them. Thanks
Rockin' Silvia,
lots in your post to unpack, but in particular,
["I can imagine that, if they existed, between songs with typically sad themes there would be no comedians, for example"]
Seriously, you think Blues is a 'Sad' music?
You think Howling Wolf, Muddy Waters, Peter Green, Eric Clapton, John Mayall, (To name a few, play 'Sad' music? This is definitely what the Media thinks, but for those of us who love the Blues, it is uplifting music. It tells home-truths about life, 'No BS stuff' but ultimately it is defiant and hopeful.'The Blues says, 'This is the way it is, and to hell with it. I'm still here to tell the tale.'
'No comedians?' If you have ever heard a blues band life, you wouldn't say that. Ever heard of Irony?
thanks for your post.
Alton Ellis - Soul Train Is Coming (Rock A Shacka CD 2008)
Alton Ellis feat. Jackie Mittoo - Live Toronto '92
Alton_And_Hortense_Ellis_(Studio_One)
https://we.tl/t-EFrCHCgX5O
Bucephalus
Oops seems I posted the same album twice (Townes Van Zandt). So here's my third album for today.
Prefab Sprout – Swoon
CBS / Kitchenware Records CDCBS 25859 (Japan 1984)
1. Don't Sing (3:53)
2. Cue Fanfare (4:06)
3. Green Isaac (I) (3:31)
4. Here On The Eerie (4:00)
5. Cruel (4:24)
6. Couldn't Bear To Be Special (3:50)
7. I Never Play Basketball Now (3:40)
8. Ghost Town Blues (3:22)
9. Elegance (3:46)
10. Technique (4:39)
11. Green Isaac (II) (1:29)
Fresh Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/E13SId4Xl8/file.html
Edward Said:
Re: The Damned
Yesterday Peter in Sydney provided a link to a site that appears to have a lot of this music. Thanks Peter!
Does it make sense to go get what I need, and then repost it here? I'm not going to post any more from the Damned until I investigate and then think about whether/how to proceed.
Ed
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I was poking around Archive.org a few years ago and came across Willard Robison. My wife's last name is Robison so I grabbed the collection having no idea who he was. It's been one of my most fave things I've randomly downloaded. Little did I know that Willard was kind of a big deal in his day.
Via Wiki:
"Willard Robison (September 18, 1894 – June 24, 1968) was an American vocalist, pianist, and composer of popular songs, born in Shelbina, Missouri. His songs reflect a rural, melancholy theme steeped in Americana and their warm style has drawn comparison to Hoagy Carmichael. Many of his compositions, notably "A Cottage for Sale", "Round My Old Deserted Farm", "Don't Smoke in Bed", "'Taint So, Honey, 'Taint So" and "Old Folks", have become standards and have been recorded countless times by jazz and pop artists including Peggy Lee, Nina Simone, Nat King Cole, Billy Eckstine, Bing Crosby and Mildred Bailey. "A Cottage for Sale" alone has been recorded over 100 times."
WiLLARD ROBiSON collection
https://pixeldrain.com/u/omEDjtcz
............................
Bob Dunn - Master of the Electric Steel Guitar 1935 - 1950
https://pixeldrain.com/u/Pj8sqHAb
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This is a collection of the audio from live videos of Tubby Hayes that I snagged off of youtube.
TUBBY HAYES - Live Via Youtube
https://pixeldrain.com/u/Re5JxnhU
Conway Twitty "Rock House" 1956 - 1962 rock & roll recordings" (2017) @320
wetransfer good for seven days
https://we.tl/t-fFF0tgL5vT
I am looking for some Babs Gonzales – Might anyone has some?
Particularly looking for Tales On The Famous Guess Who?
Thanks!
Someone posted the The Smithereens – Especially For You 30th Anniversary a while ago and I tried to open the file and it was corrupt.So if anyone can reup this file it would be great. Thanks in advance.
Harry
ATTN - 30 DECEMBER 2023
RiCK SAUNDERS said... WiLLARD ROBiSON collection
https://pixeldrain.com/u/omEDjtcz
Thanks for file, but it comes up empty when I unzip it! Has nyone else had different results (it may be something that I am doing wrong).
Thanks,
Mike M
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Cheers,
mike M
The Smithereens: Especially for You 30th Anniversary Edition
as uploaded by Psyclist in April:
Disc One (Total Time: 75:27)
A. Electric ("Live"):
1 Strangers When We Meet
2 Listen To Me Girl
3 Groovy Tuesday
4 Cigarette
5 I Don't Want To Lose You
6 Time And Time Again
7 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
8 In A Lonely Place
9 Blood And Roses
10 Crazy Mixed-Up Kid
11 Hand Of Glory
12 Alone At Midnight
13 Band Introductions
B. Bonus Tracks (Demos):
14 Strangers When We Meet
15 Listen To Me Girl
16 Groovy Tuesday
17 Cigarette
18 I Don't Want To Lose You
19 Time And Time Again
20 Behind The Wall Of Sleep 1
21 Behind The Wall Of Sleep 2
22 Blood And Roses
23 Crazy Mixed-Up Kid
24 Alone At Midnight
Disc Two (Total Time: 75:17)
A. Acoustic ("Live"):
1 Strangers When We Meet
2 Listen To Me Girl
3 Cigarette
4 I Don't Want To Lose You
5 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
6 Blood And Roses
7 Crazy Mixed-Up Kid
8 Alone At Midnight
B. Bonus Tracks:Promo
10 Behind The Wall Of Sleep
11 Cigarette
12 Cigarette (String Machine)
13 Blood And Roses Rap
14 Blood And Roses (Voodoo)
15 Alone At Midnight
16 In A Lonely Place
17 Mr. Eliminator (Live)
18 I Don't Want To Lose You (Live)
19 Groovy Tuesday (Live)
20 Behind The Wall Of Sleep (Live)
21 Blood And Roses (Live)
22 Time And Time Again (Live)
23 White Castle Blues 2004
https://workupload.com/file/mndUSTAAWsn
Rank Stranger
Hello everybody,
RiCK SAUNDERS said... WiLLARD ROBiSON collection
https://pixeldrain.com/u/omEDjtcz
Thanks for file, but it comes up empty when I unzip it! Has nyone else had different results (it may be something that I am doing wrong).
Thanks,
Mike M
Hi Mike, I have the same problem.
@ la musica e vita
I really appreciate your comment. I will try not to extend, although it'll not be easy.
I have attended many concerts by great bluesmen from the 1980s to today (and lots of "second rate" ones). And no, I don't think that blues is sad music, at all, but I do think that it was born from sadness and that is why at the beginning it was. At first. I understand that very often it consisted of a complaint about things that were lost: I've lost my job, my house, my money, my mule, my girlfriend/wife has left me,... and since I am depressed and feel very unhappy, I get drunk.
I assume that the lyrics of that musical genre changed over time, but I don't know when. Mainly it is because what makes me vibrate is the music, and normally I don't know what the songs are about, I don't pay attention. Especially because the music that I like and that excites me since I was a child is in English, but in fact I also don't pay attention to the lyrics that are in Castilian (Spanish from Spain). I am not interested. It's involuntary, I've never been able to change it.
In my post I asked about American (I forgot to specify that) blues of the first decades, but I admit the possibility that I am wrong and not all blues was sad in those years.
Greetings and, again, thank you very much for your observations. And let's see if I'm lucky enough that someone can point me to radio programs with live blues groups... until 1960s :)
Rockin' Silvia
The Smithereens
Especially For You 30th Anniversary
https://mega.nz/file/VBdihKzJ#q1UgsNf2qGTW-u4w3hmnu_RI3IkH7s-yHGSd4GNA0LM
Way off topic, I know, but so many of you are out and about on other music blogs, thought I'd give it a shot. I've been a regular visitor (and sometime contributor) to False Memory Foam. All of a sudden, every time I attempt to post a comment on there, it says Fail to Publish. Anyone know how to get in touch with the admin (Mr. Throckmorton III) on there so I can rejoin and end this purgatory? Thanks all. Happy '24. --Muzak McMusics
"But the one to get would be,
[Mandy Morton & Spriguns – After The Storm (Complete Recordings]"
I do have this but only @256. Maybe someone has a better version. If not I'm happy to post mine. I'll wait and see ....
Willard Robison downloads as an empty file for me as well. File size is only 216 bytes
TZ
Im looking for the Au Pairs Playing with a Different Sex 1981
Happy New Year
Zippy
@Rick Saunders
I sdon't know what happened but the Willard Robson link downloads an empty archive (only 216 bytes in size). Clearly something went wrong when you tried to archive the files.
Blogger Mike said...
ATTN - 30 DECEMBER 2023
RiCK SAUNDERS said... WiLLARD ROBiSON collection
https://pixeldrain.com/u/omEDjtcz
Thanks for file, but it comes up empty when I unzip it! Has nyone else had different results (it may be something that I am doing wrong).
Nope, you ain't doin' nothin' wrong.
I get the same result.
Argh! My apologies for the lack of files in the Willard Robison post. It's hell gettin' old. It's fixed and here's the link:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/xPvYroUn
Cheers,
-Rick
ATTN -RiCK SAUNDERS said...
Argh! My apologies for the lack of files in the Willard Robison post.
Got it the second time around, thanks.
But the first download was much faster!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Cheers,
Mike M
@Rockin' Silvia:
In my opinion, you are asking some GREAT research questions. True, I'm another one
who'd disagree that blues as a genre has ever been characterized primarily, let alone
exclusively, by a focus on "sad themes." Nevertheless, I find both your initial query
and your follow-up to be extremely thought provoking. (Let me go so far as to
suggest, in a slightly but not entirely flippant sort of way, that there's probably
a Ph.D. in it for whoever's able to come up with an informative answer to what you're
asking about).
I myself don't know enough to be of very much assistance in this case. Still, I
wonder if you've heard about King Biscuit Time, a radio show which was the brainchild
of the blues musicians Robert Lockwood Jr. and Sonny Boy Williamson, and which first
went on the air in 1941:
https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/king-biscuit-time-radio-program-2618/ .
It's certainly interesting to note that, although a number of "barn dance" type radio
shows had emerged as far back as the early- to mid-1920s so as to cater to a country
music audience, it evidently took an additional 15 or 20 years before King Biscuit
Time emerged to do the same for a blues, or at least an African American audience.
As I say, though, I'm really no expert on the topic. I sincerely hope somebody else
over here at TZ chimes in to help you out (so that I can eavesdrop and get some
answers to those questions, too).
Muzak McMusics
it's because you hit the 200 comment limit to the post.
he's started a new post now, you can comment to it
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