Wednesday, 28 August 2024

…and now for something completely different! 2480 - 2024

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS RELEASED IN 2022 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS AND NO REQUESTS FOR FLAC OR OTHER LOSSLESS, IF YOU WANT FLAC, BUY THE ALBUM)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful. All other official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy. Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966 and Gaius R.I.P.

41 comments:

BigGray said...

Little Feat

Part 27 of 41

2002-Live at the Rams Head [acoustic]
https://www.imagenetz.de/fWLPr

Oh Atlanta - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8RZxKyJfr4
Skin It Back - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoEjHyWp71o

01 - Hate to Lose Your Lovin' - Little Feat
02 - Rocket in my Pocket - Little Feat
03 - Honest Man - Little Feat
04 - Oh Atlanta - Little Feat
05 - Calling the Children Home - Little Feat
06 - Rag Mama Rag - Little Feat
07 - Shake Me Up - Little Feat
08 - Easy to Slip - I Know You Rider - Little Feat
09 - Bed of Roses - Little Feat
10 - One Clear Moment - Little Feat
11 - Willin' - Little Feat

01 - Gringo - Little Feat
02 - Cajun Rage - Little Feat
03 - Cadillac Hotel - Little Feat
04 - Spanish Moon - Little Feat
05 - Skin It Back - Little Feat
06 - Hoy Hoy - Little Feat
07 - Let It Roll - Little Feat
08 - On Your Way Down - Little Feat
09 - Cajun Girl - Little Feat
10 - Feats Don't Fail Me Now - Little Feat

2002-Raw Tomatos, Vol.1 [CD 1]
https://www.imagenetz.de/iT5Xi

01 - Crack in Your Door - Little Feat
02 - The Fan - Little Feat
03 - Trouble [Demo Version] - Little Feat
04 - Apolitical Blues - Little Feat
05 - Fat Man in the Bathtub [Demo Version] - Little Feat
06 - Sailin' Shoes - Bonnie Raitt/Little Feat
07 - Teenage Nervous Breakdown - Little Feat
08 - Ass for Days - Little Feat
09 - Gringo [Instrumental] - Little Feat
10 - Rocket in My Pocket - Little Feat
11 - Long Distance Love - Little Feat
12 - Long Time Til I Get Over You - Little Feat
13 - Changin' Luck - Little Feat
14 - Mojo Haiku - Little Feat
15 - Those Feat'll Steer Ya Wrong Sometimes - Little Feat
16 - Strawberrry Flats - Little Feat
17 - Six Feet of Snow - Little Feat
18 - Shake Me Up - Little Feat
19 - Business as Usual - Little Feat

Anonymous said...

wed 28
Blood, Sweat & Tears - Vienna 1972-06-14
Duane Allman2010-Master Jams Collection @320
DUANE A1969-Barry Goldberg & Friends
https://pixeldrain.com/u/8BtTkzfy

Bucephalus

Searnav said...

Oasis – Oasis

Original LP = Cranbus Productions – no reference (Canada 1973)

This rip = CD re-release = Radioactive Records RRCD 142 (country and year unknown)

Other CD release = Starcrossed Entertainment ‎900474700033 (USA 2009)

This is the one and only real original Oasis (see what I mean).

American Rock band from Marin County, California

Sherry Fox (vocals)
Joel Siegel (vocals, guitar)
Kelly Bryan (bass guitar)
Stephen Barncard (bass guitar)
Carl Tassi (drums)
Ted Teipel (organ, flute)
John Yager (vocals, guitar).

---Oasis was a rock/jazz band formed by Joel Siegel and Sherry Fox after their previous band RJFOX had disbanded. Featuring a unique rock/jazz style, and again produced by the legendary Steven Barncard, Oasis delivered a stunning debut album that still feels cutting-edge today. It also gave Joel and Sherry the opportunity to develop Sherry’s songs in a unique musical idiom that would become their trademark in later years.

Hailing from the San Francisco area, this private pressing is the band’s only known foray into the market place with maybe only 150 copies being pressed. Released in 1973 by the Cranbus label, this strange artifact was in fact never released in the States but only in Canada. Sounding like the west coast scene all rolled into one (country rock guitars, harmony song structures and a female joint lead vocal), this is progressive psychedelic folk rock, with superbly crafted songs.---

1. The Wake (3:36)
2. Caught Away (2:57)
3. Runaway Life (4:33)
4. To Be Born Again (3:11)
5. Indeed Candide (2:23)
6. I Didn't Like To Tell Her (5:11)
7. We Are People (5:54)
8. Every Way Of A Man (3:02)
9. High Revs (5:22)
10. The Other Side (2:50)
11. Queen Of My Life (5:01)

Artwork Included (LP front, rear, labels and CDs fronts, rears, booklet, CDs)

https://workupload.com/file/EDMhzS5tP4V

Searnav said...

Various Artists – Un Un & Away

7-Up

Columbia Special Products CSPS 528 (Canada 1972)

1. Santana - Hope You're Feeling Better (4:11)
2. Sly & The Family Stone - Everyday People (2:22)
3. Chase - Get It On (2:59)
4. Blood, Sweat & Tears - Go Down Gamblin' (4:15)
5. Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change The World (3:44)
6. Sly & The Family Stone - Thank You (4:46)
7. Ten Years After - Over The Hill (2:28)
8. Janis Joplin - Maybe (3:39)
9. Pacific Gas & Electric - Are You Ready? (5:48)
10. Chase - Handbags And Gladrags (3:20)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from Discogs)

https://workupload.com/file/NDSKZPfjXxc

Searnav said...

Mott The Hoople – Behind Enemy Lines

“The Whizz Kidz Meet The Concrete”

The Amazing Korniforne Record Label TAKRL 1919 (USA 1974)

Santa Monica Civic Auditorium - April 12, 1974

Ian Hunter– Vocals/Guitar/Piano
Ariel Bender– Guitar/Backing Vocals
Morgan Fisher– Keyboards/Backing Vocals
Pete Overend Watts– Bass Guitar/Backing Vocals
Dale "Buffin" Griffin– Drums/Percussion/Backing Vocals

1. American Pie - Golden Age Of Rock 'n' Roll (4:40)
2. Sucker (7:44)
3. Roll Away The Stone - Sweet Jane (4:57)
4. All The Way From Memphis (6:17)
5. One Of The Boys (6:26)
6. Hymn For The Dudes (5:30)
7. Born Late 58 (4:57)
8. Marionette (5:21)
9. Drivin' Sister - Crash Street Kids - Violence (8:22)
10. All The Young Dudes (4:09)

Artwork Included (front, discs, labels)

https://workupload.com/file/tjxfUwQXqeL

Searnav said...

Thanks, great Jefferson Airplane video. Note David Crosby on harmony vocals and tambourine.

Johnrock'andmore said...

I'm looking for the following country song:

Sheryl King- Safe in these loving arms of mine. Single 1971, Columbia Records

Sorgual said...

French Pop Idol: Jacques Higelin / 2

Néo Glam Psychédelic and suréalistic rock, one of the best, a nostalgic travel in my childhood.

Vidéo Teaser : Dans Mon Aréoplane Blindé
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGlm6Ui1-Es
Champagne (cartoon version)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GQggCYkDto

JACQUES HIGELIN : Champagne Pour Tout Le Monde 1979 (Reedit 1985) (Fresh link in 320 kbps)
1 Champagne
2 Cayenne C' Est Fini
3 Tête En L' air
4 Dans Mon Aréoplane Blindé
5 Ah La La Quelle Vie Qu' Cette Vie
6 L' Attentat A La Pudeur
7 Hold Tight
8 Captain Bloody Samouraï
9 Vague A L' Ame

https://pixeldrain.com/u/sYPTqaE5

Bon partage
Sorgual

Sorgual said...

Bonus
I find this one just after my post.
What a clip!!! the bohemian rhapsody of Jacques Higelin ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=py1fPTq1Gkw

Richie Nixan said...

MORECAMBE AND WISE
Episode 2 of series 3
https://mega.nz/file/JClDgCwZ#L-ZABQL82gv5_14mn0hztY0hEuDDAtV0R1ZoeT1wqD0
_______________________________________________________________________________________

A Service To the World

A last few Issa Juma albums, Signalame 2 and Bwana Musa
https://www.imagenetz.de/ctUQE

Enjoy

sambgodot said...

POCO/TIMOTHY B SCHMIT 2

PLAYIN’ IT COOL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playin%27_It_Cool
https://workupload.com/file/Tuv6B7mhKjR

TIMOTHY B. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_B
https://workupload.com/file/xXZyvj4wFxj

TELL ME THE TRUTH https://www.discogs.com/release/3117203-Timothy-B-Schmit-Tell-Me-The-Truth
https://workupload.com/file/e2Vc3mz6fF5

Rob Kopp said...

Vincent Palmer has sent me Kinks Relatives 80 with 20 Kinks covers. Download only available for 3 days: https://wetransfer.com/downloads/1d9d282f78edec7a260ca2e7d739a8f420240827190108/f7a1095149fdfa7f09d06e3277e961aa20240827190109/8686aa

Susan Donimus said...

Two more Mills Brothers albums:

Mills Brothers (1958) Barbershop Ballads (@128 .m4a)
https://www.discogs.com/master/1120395-The-Mills-Brothers-The-Mills-Brothers-In-Hi-Fi-Barbershop-Ballads
https://www.imagenetz.de/b7sc8

Mills Brothers (1959) Let Me Call You Sweetheart (@320)
https://www.discogs.com/master/664317-The-Mills-Brothers-Let-Me-Call-You-Sweetheart
https://www.imagenetz.de/bGgcZ

More to come.

Guitarradeplastico,scraping oddities said...

Request:

-Brother Cecil Shaw – I Want To Know

-Brother Cecil L. Shaw – I Stretch My Hand To Thee ( All these recordings were made during different sessions in 1952 )

-Galatian Singers – Live In New York ( and same as what Bob requested 3 albums )

BigGray said...

It was pointed out to me that I posted Part 27 twice (Thanks Richie Nixan). I've deleted the offending post and here is the correct one.

G.

Little Feat

Part 28 of 41

2002-Raw Tomatos, Vol.1 [CD 2]
https://www.imagenetz.de/kBTp5

01 - Rock & Roll Doctor - Little Feat
02 - Time Loves a Hero - Little Feat
03 - The Blues Don't Tell It All [Redo] - Little Feat
04 - Voodoo Jam - Little Feat
05 - Honest Man - Little Feat
06 - Blue Jean Blues - Little Feat
07 - Rocket in My Pocket - Little Feat
08 - Old Folks' Boogie [Acoustic] - Little Feat
09 - Rio Esperanza - Little Feat
10 - Borderline Blues - Little Feat
11 - Let It Roll - Little Feat
12 - Missin You [Redo] - Little Feat

2003-Down Upon The Suwannee River
https://www.imagenetz.de/fmWnk

01 - Introduction (Live) - Little Feat
02 - All That You Dream (Live) - Little Feat
03 - Spanish Moon (Live) - Little Feat
04 - Skin It Back (Live) - Little Feat
05 - Big Bang Theory (Live) - Little Feat
06 - Bed Of Roses (Live) - Little Feat
07 - Cajun Girl (Live) - Little Feat
08 - Sailin' Shoes (Live) - Little Feat
09 - Rag Mama Rag (Live) - Little Feat
10 - Let It Roll (Live) - Little Feat
11 - Lafayette Railroad (Live) - Little Feat
12 - Dixie Chicken (Live) - Little Feat
13 - Tripe Face Boogie (Live) - Little Feat
14 - It Takes A Lot To Laugh (Live) - Little Feat
15 - Oh Atlanta (Live) - Little Feat
16 - Willin' (Live) - Little Feat
17 - Fat Man In The Bathtub (Live) - Little Feat

2003-Kickin' It At The Barn
https://www.imagenetz.de/dPfXg

Night On The Town - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ALOxYn9AwI
Corazones Y Sombras - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWr5V7AQgXE

01 - Night On The Town - Little Feat
02 - Heaven Forsaken - Little Feat
03 - I'd Be Lyin' - Little Feat
04 - Corazones Y Sombras - Little Feat
05 - Walking As Two - Little Feat
06 - In A Town Like This - Little Feat
07 - Fighting The Mosquito Wars - Little Feat
08 - Stomp - Little Feat
09 - Why Don't It Look Like The Way That It Talk - Little Feat
10 - I Do What The Telephone Tells Me To Do - Little Feat
11 - Bill's River Blues - Little Feat

RiCK SAUNDERS said...

Some vintage Country music old-time radio programs via Archive.org linkage. Most of these have surprisingly great sound quality especially when you consider their age:

The Crazy Water Crystals Program- 13 fifteen minute episodes-
"The program was broadcast from the lobby of the Crazy Water Hotel, about 1935-1940, both regionally and on the NBC networks. Crazy Water Crystals hired mostly country & hillbilly groups to play on the radio. A booming tourist industry grew in the town of Mineral Wells, Texas, Mineral Wells Radio in the early part of the 20th century, based on the alleged health benefits of the local waters. The program was broadcast from the Crazy Well Hotel in Mineral Wells Texas. The show featured a variety of early Country and Bluegrass Music.
During the 1992 opening of the Grand Ole Opry, a large Crazy Water Crystal sign was displayed, and a photo of Hank Snow singing on a Crazy Water Crystals Radio program hangs in the museum's permanent exhibit."
https://archive.org/details/CrazyWaterCrystalsProgram

The Buddy Starcher Sunway Vitamins Program- 10 fifteen-minute episodes:
"The Buddy Starcher – Sunway Vitamins Program was a syndicated 15-minute program featuring Buddy and his guitar. After a short musical intro, Buddy greets the audience and talks about the next song he is going to sing. After the long number, he makes a first pitch for the vitamins, encouraging listeners to call the company or order through the station, and promises one or two free gifts along with the order. Then more songs, another pitch, and another song."
https://archive.org/details/BuddyStarcher-SunwayVitaminsProgram

Here are 40 fifteen-minute episodes of the Delmore Brothers radio program. The sound quality is not particularly great but...It's The Delmores!
https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Certified_Delmore_Brothers

The Columbia Country Caravan - Audition
1 episode of a half-hour program. No others are known to exist.
"Prime-time Lefty Frizell, plus Ray Price, Light Crust Doughboys, and others"
https://archive.org/details/otr_columbiacountrycaravan

Country Music Time, nine 14.5 minute episodes
"This collection is sponsored by the US Air Force, and produced in Nashville, a major center of the Country Music scene. Performances included Eddie Arnold, Skeeter Davis, the Jordanaires, Hank Snow, Red Sovine, and many other"
If you dig it and need more head over to https://www.otrcat.com/p/country-music-time-airforce where they have 45 episodes for $5.
https://archive.org/details/CountryMusicTime

Hank William's radio programs including 70 episodes of his Mother's Best Flour show, 2 episodes of his Aunt Jemima's Home Folks show, 8 episodes of his Health & Happiness show, and 4 episodes of his Naughton Farms Garden Spot program
https://archive.org/details/Otr-HankWilliams/

Grand Ole Opry! These links contain 324 episodes of golden-era classic Grand Ole Opry half-hour episodes from 1939 to 1956. It's not every episode but it's enough.
https://archive.org/details/GrandOleOpryOtr
https://archive.org/details/GrandOleOpryOtr-2
https://archive.org/details/GrandOleOpryOtr-3
https://archive.org/details/GrandOleOpryOtr-4

Cheers!
-Rick



soulpapa said...

A question: So we all download mp3's or compressed files here daily. Wondering, after D/L what do most folks do to convert or something else to listen to all the wonderful music? Some say they don't burn CDs anymore so what do YOU do to enjoy it all? Thanks!

Andy said...

Some Van Morrison for you

Van Morrison - 1982 - Beautiful Vision
1982 - Beautiful Vision Outtakes
https://pixeldrain.com/l/WaTHLyou

Enjoy
Andy

Bob said...

Traveling Echoes - He Cares For Me [Jewel 0005] (1966)

https://www.imagenetz.de/ipdGW

01 - He Cares For Me
02 - Walk With Me
03 - I've Got A Made Up Mind
04 - Everywhere I Go 'He's There'
05 - Wings Of A Dove
06 - Do You Know Him
07 - He Is A God
08 - The Right Man
09 - Move Higher
10 - Send Me
11 - I Can't Forget You

RiCK SAUNDERS said...

SOULPAPA -
First I convert Flac files to 320 via the free MediaHuman Audio Convertor app, I also use MediaHuman Youtube to MP3 which will download and convert pretty much anything- Youtube, Bandcamp, etc etc. Both are fast and work great. Then I stick the files in a folder, take a look at the meta tags, and clean those up if needed. I DL a lot of stuff from archive.org and most of the time all the tags are a mess, then add a cover if needed. I don't burn to CD anymore, I just use iTunes. I might dump a bunch onto a thumb drive for our car that doesn't have Bluetooth or make a mix for a friend or my brother. I spend a dumb amount of time fixing files and folders. I had a hard drive fail a few months ago and it's taken me months to rebuild iTunes to the way I want it. I probably should get a job in data entry because I enjoy research and editing. I can't tell you how much stuff I have in files that I haven't had a chance to listen to yet but hopefully, retirement isn't too far off and I can listen to all of it...but my fellow music obsessives on this blog keep posting stuff I think I need. It's a never-ending battle that makes me happy. I grew up in a rural college town in Wa state and didn't have friends that had broad taste (the same is true now except online friends) and the internet has allowed me to find my tribe of fellow music weirdos. Hope that sort of answers your question.
-Rick

Richie Nixan said...

I use a simple mediaplayer to listen to whatever quality (mp3-flac-wav-etc) I have. I do not have a 5 Grand Stereo. Always listened to the transistor radio, or my cheap small equipment, when i played vinyls.
I never re-convert files. I have the music I want on a card or stick. Also I am deaf on one ear, so I do not
use earpieces nor headphones. But most of all I love music as it is.

lemonflag said...

I listen on earphones on my computer and use VLC media player. It's a free program.

Richie Muster said...

Me, i download tracks to my phone, convert to mp3 where necessary, transfer to my laptop's external hd and listen to them through my amp/speakers.

EasilyConfused said...

@Soulpapa

Files saved to network attached drive (NAD)>
DS Audio software (comes with NAD)>
Internet>
IPhone>
AirPods or car stereo

Atomic-Age said...

@ Rob Kopp Thank so much for the Kinks Relatives Vol. 80. Just noticed I've missed the Vol. 78 & 79. By chance any possibility for a re-up ? Thanks in advance

Anonymous said...

I use free iTunes unconnected to the store (it keeps files organized as you drag/copy them in.) I have been storing FLAC files on a backup but so far just use/convert to mp3 320 for my files. Laptop is connected to a cheap tuner and speakers in my art studio. I burn a new mix CD for my car every couple months!

BigGray said...

I have home theatre, with my beautiful 1980 EV 12s as the main speakers. I convert any FLAC to mp3 in Foobar and use iTunes as the player. I'm very fussy when it comes to tagging, so everything (particularly classical) has to be retagged. I don't use a portable player, as I don't take music with me when I leave the house.

BigGray said...

Good luck there. I've been retired for seven years now, and have more music now than I did when I retired. More available time = more music downloaded.

jake said...

@sonicsmith Thanks for the Rod Stewart Sessions. much appreciated.

Anonymous said...

I still burn CDs--but they're not exclusively how I listen to music.

I use thumbdrives in the car sometimes, and usually listen to MP3's on iTunes on my computer.

I convert FLAC when I acquire them using MediaHuman Audio Converter like Rick does. - Stinky

deadwoodie said...

Looking for Hearts and Flowers' "The Complete Hearts and Flowers ...thanks in advance

rugrat907 said...

@ Soulpapa - I have a 6TB external drive that hold all my music - it's about 2/3 full. I'll download to my laptop, then about every two weeks I'll unpack the files I've accumulated from various sources, check the tags, move everything to my external drive and load it up to iTunes. I don't listen on anything fancy - have an audio jack from my laptop to an amp. A few years ago I started to hear some dreaded clicking on the HD I was using at the time and managed to transfer everything to a new HD before it gave up the ghost, so I'm pretty careful to back everything up to back up drives as well.

garagekings said...

I bring them into itunes for editing the artists/tracks/artwork to the way I like (I have OCD in this respect). I then move them into Media Monkey as itunes cannot handle the 210000 tracks on my PC. I listen to and rate every song from 1-5 stars. Long term, I only listen to those tracks rated 4 or 5, playing them off my PC through 4 JBL monitors. I back up onto external hard drives about once a week.

RYP said...

I rip with Audacity 3.6.1 from vinyl with Thorens TD 318/Audio-Technica VM95E turntable or from CDs with Yamaha CD-S303 to flac and then I consistently convert to 192 kBit/s (VBR) with Tunesify (anything else would be a waste with my 73-year-old ears having "x club concerts full on my ears"!), Yamaha A-S301 integrated amplifier, Q Acoustics 3020i speakers and Yamaha NS-SW050 subwoofer. I use Apple Music (formerly i-tunes) with currently 17,457 albums including singles + EPs = 1.03TB on a Samsung SSD T7/2TB. This SSD gets a backup every day, also on a Samsung SSD T7/2TB and a Crucial X9/2TB.
I listen to music with my iPhone 15 via Bluetooth on my stereo system or via Bluetooth via Anker Sound Core 2, or via my iMac M1 with Wavemaster STAX 2.1!
I hardly listen to music in the car, just radio stations with spoken contributions, such as WDR5!

yippee1951 said...

@soulpapa

I keep my 12,000+ (and growing daily) mp3 files on a 4TB SATA drive on my desktop PC, backed up on two 2TB external USB drives.. I use Musicbee to maintain the tags and convert to mp3 from FLAC where necessary. I import them into a PLEX server database and mostly listen to them on a Nokia 8000 TV media streamer via wifi from my Desktop PC. The sound quality is pretty good on my 10 year old Sharp Aquos TV but I also have a Panasonic soundbar which I only use when my wife isn't in the house because she says the sub-woofer bass vibrations annoys the neighbours ! I like PLEX because it builds its database of artist information and artwork in the background and often surprises me with what it displays.

imnokid said...

Here is the CD comp of I Want To Know in apple lossless. I included Jesus Be My Keeper from a Gospel Brunch comp, which makes it have the full album of I Stretch My Hand To Thee. The vinyl of that album is one of my prised possessions. Link good for 3 days.
https://we.tl/t-1rqb3oXw0B

imnokid said...

Thanx! I love this group.

imnokid said...

I Mac and still use itunes. I have a receiver and bookshelf Polks that I listen to my music through. I have an early ipod and use that in my car, and hook it up to my main stereo when we have company. I have a 7 TB external hard drive where I store the library. Mostly mp3s at 320, but also some waves and a lot of apple lossless when I import CDs. I convert any FLAC I get to mp3@320 using a program called Switch.

imnokid said...

In case I forgot to enclose link for Cecil Shaw.
https://we.tl/t-1rqb3oXw0B

Mike said...

re Beatles Bootleg
Can anyone point me towards blog that might have the Beatles-Birds Sing Out Of Time 5xCD set. Or does anyone have this set to share?
Thanks & Cheers,
Mike M
--------------------------
https://www.discogs.com/release/6157255-The-Beatles-Birds-Sing-Out-Of-Tune
The Beatles – Birds Sing Out Of Tune
Label: Misterclaudel – mccd - 299
Format: CD, Unofficial Release
Country: Japan Released: 2013


https://www.discogs.com/release/6158932-The-Beatles-Birds-Sing-Out-Of-Tune-Volume-2
The Beatles – Birds Sing Out Of Tune Vol 2
Label: Misterclaudel – mccd - 323
Format: CD, Unofficial Release
Country: Japan Released: 2013


https://www.discogs.com/release/10164103-The-Beatles-Birds-Sing-Out-Of-Tune-Volume-3
The Beatles – Birds Sing Out Of Tune Vol 3
Label: Misterclaudel – mccd - 605
Format: CD, Unofficial Release
Country: Japan Released: 2016


https://www.discogs.com/release/14667960-The-Beatles-Birds-Sing-Out-Of-Tune-Vol-4
The Beatles – Birds Sing Out Of Tune Vol. 4
Label: Misterclaudel – mccd-695
Format: CD, Compilation, Remastered, Unofficial Release
Country: Japan Released: 2018


https://www.discogs.com/release/14659695-The-Beatles-Birds-Sing-Out-Of-Tune-Vol-5
The Beatles – Birds Sing Out Of Tune Vol 5
Label: Misterclaudel – mccd-724
Format: CD, Unofficial Release
Country: Japan Released: 2018

Anonymous said...

As BigGray I'm retired now and:
More available time = more music downloaded
I probably have to live another 70 years only to listen what I have on my HDs...

Hana-Bi