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TEUS6
RockEnFrance 1,2,3
https://pixeldrain.com/u/TnzBrK8b
Bucephalus
Random Interesting Things, #48
Acid Mothers Temple / Chosen Starchild’s Confession (2020)
Band of Skulls / Himalayan (2014)
Belbury Poly / The Belbury Tales (2012)
https://mega.nz/folder/ci5G1AYT#qBuzmBtDkfnBEu_ZtW9PoA
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
Little Feat
Part 17 of 41
1988.12.03-Tower Theater, Upper Darby, PA, WMMR-FM [unofficial]
https://www.imagenetz.de/f8s2u
01 - Stage Intro - Announcer
02 - Fat Man In The Bathtub [live] - Little Feat
03 - Spanish Moon [live] - Little Feat
04 - Business As Usual [live] - Little Feat
05 - All That You Dream [live] - Little Feat
06 - Rocket In My Pocket [live] - Little Feat
07 - Changin' Luck [live] - Little Feat
08 - One Clear Moment [live] - Little Feat
09 - Cajun Girl [live] - Little Feat
10 - Hate To Lose Your Lovin' [live] - Little Feat
11 - Oh Atlanta [live] - Little Feat
12 - Down On The Farm [live] - Little Feat
13 - Time Loves A Hero [live] - Little Feat
14 - Rock & Roll Doctor [live] - Little Feat
15 - Let It Roll [live] - Little Feat
16 - Band Introductions - Little Feat
17 - Old Folks Boogie [live] - Little Feat
18 - Willin' [live] - Little Feat
19 - Dixie Chicken [live] - Little Feat
20 - Tripe Face Boogie [live] - Little Feat
21 - Feats Don't Fail Me Now [live] - Little Feat
22 - A Apolitical Blues [live] - Little Feat
1989-Representing The Mambo
https://www.imagenetz.de/e598p
Texas Twister - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wgw0JH_yVOw
Representing The Mambo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU0v7mbKRpQ
01 - Texas Twister - Little Feat
02 - Daily Grind - Little Feat
03 - Representing The Mambo - Little Feat
04 - Woman In Love - Little Feat
05 - Rad Gumbo - Little Feat
06 - Teenage Warrior - Little Feat
07 - That's Her, She's Mine - Little Feat
08 - Feelin's All Gone - Little Feat
09 - Those Feat'll Steer You Wrong Sometimes - Little Feat
10 - The Ingenue - Little Feat
11 - Silver Screen - Little Feat
MORECAMBE AND WISE - TWO OF A KIND
Episode 1 of series 5
https://mega.nz/file/gK9CHZiA#p55n3SOr_R4dvp75gT3y3jOARlEiCTABk03vIQgYPmo
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A Service To The World
Bavon Marie Marie et l'Orchestre Negro Success
2nd of Three
https://www.imagenetz.de/adPvd
Todays Small Independent Rockin' Label
Fern (KY) 45rpm (1961) - (1962)
Formally : Royaal (KY)
Location : Ashland Kentucky
Owner : William C. Burchett
Track List Other small independent Lables in series go
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com/2024/08/fern-ky-45rpm.html
Download only
https://workupload.com/file/bQ2FmKJyvZs
Various Artists – RSO Chart Busters
RSO RS-1-3066 (USA 1979)
1. A1 Andy Gibb - I Just Want To Be Your Everything (3:46)
2. A2 Player - Baby Come Back (3:17)
3. A3 Suzi Quatro & Chris Norman - Stumblin` In (3:57)
4. A4 John Stewart - Gold (4:16)
5. A5 Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You (2:57)
6. B1 Frankie Valli - Grease (3:25)
7. B2 Andy Gibb - Shadow Dancing (4:36)
8. B3 David Naughton - Makin' It (7:11)
9. B4 Paul Nicholas - Heaven On The 7th Floor (2:50)
10. B5 Linda Clifford - Bridge Over Troubled Water (10:12)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (from 45Worlds)
https://workupload.com/file/kNBfFwHMy2K
Roger McGuinn - Live In Chicago 1980
Old Town School Of Folk Music - September 9, 1980
01 Mr. Tambourine Man
02 Dreamland
03 Bag Full Of Money
04 Turn Your Radio On
05 My Back Pages
06 Don’t You Write Her Off
07 Draggin’
08 You Ain’t Going Nowhere
09 Entertainment
10 Chestnut Mare
11 Up To Me
12 Ballad Of Easy Rider
13 Gate Of Horn
14 Mr. Spaceman
15 Turn Turn Turn
16 Chimes Of Freedom
17 So You Want To Be A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star
Front cover included
https://workupload.com/file/3rYxNPfTg3Z
The Dependables – Klatu-Berrada-Niktu – Volume One
United Artists UAS-6799 (USA 1971) (Promo Copy)
Ralph L. Scala (piano, organ, vocals)
Joey W. Stec (guitar)
Ron Gilbert (bass)
Claudia Lennear (vocals)
Chuck Blackwell (drums)
with Tom Brumley, John Nuese, Carl Raddle, Richard Torres, Jim Horn, Jack Kelso, Chuck Findley, Bob Tate, Randy Naylor.
This is the band that ex-Byrds drummer Michael Clarke joined after he left his first post-Byrds band, The Flying Burrito Brothers. But he had already left the band when this LP was recorded.
1. Loving You More (2:50)
2. Who Could You Get (To Love You) (2:41)
3. Give Me Love (3:08)
4. Standing Here Alone (2:49)
5. Don't Blame Me (4:12)
6. I Don't Know (2:47)
7. Get It, Get It (3:26)
8. Baby Don't Cry (2:32)
9. To Do Me Right (1:44)
10. I've Got No Time (3:40)
11. I Take What I Want (5:15)
Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, inner sleeve, labels)
https://workupload.com/file/LDc8a29D25r
Various - Louisiana Roots-The Jay Miller R & B Legacy
The quality Excello R&B recordings of revered record man Jay Miller. The Louisiana R&B style has the same affectionate appeal as other local musical forms - particularly the swamp-blues and swamp-pop idioms. -Ace
R&B ON THE BAYOU
by John Broven
J.D. ’Jay’ Miller, is the Crowley, Louisiana record man who single-handedly put swamp-blues music on the map. Thanks to his vision and expertise, we continue to enjoy his productions such as I’m A King Bee by Slim Harpo, I Hear You Knockin’ by Lazy Lester, Hoo Doo Blues by Lightnin’ Slim and numerous more classics. These recordings have all been documented in our compre-hensive Excello reissue series. Now, we take a look at Jay Miller’s R&B recordings.
The roots of Louisiana R&B can be traced to a mix of the hit sounds of Texas and New Orleans, with distinct Creole and Cajun undertones. Specifically, the main influences are Clarence ’Gatemouth’ Brown, Guitar Slim and Fats Domino.
Jay Miller scored first time out with R&B on Excello with Guitar Gable’s infectious instrumental Congo Mombo in 1956, followed closely by the swamp-pop standard Irene, sung by Gable’s vocalist King Karl. For the next three years Guitar Gable and King Karl had regular singles on the Excello label, culminating in This Should Go On Forever which provided a US Top 20 hit for swamp-popper Rod Bernard. Not only this but Gable’s band was used as Miller’s session group, recording everything from swamp-blues to rock’n’roll.
Much of the early R&B material here is much sought-after on the original Excello singles, that is the sides by Vince Monroe, Joe Hudson & His Rocking Dukes (with stand-out vocalist Lester Robertson), Eddie Hudson (with superb vocal group accompaniment from the Gaynotes), Carol Fran, and Jay Nelson & the Jumpers. There are also two rare sides from Excello’s sister label, Nasco, by Classie Ballou and Chuck Martin.
By 1961, Jay Miller had formed a new studio group, whose principal members were ex-Clifton Chenier saxophonist Lionel Prevost (who has his own record here as Lionel Torrence), pianist Katie Webster, guitarist Al Foreman, and drummer Warren Storm. This combo generated a joyful, enthusiastic New Orleans R&B-type sound behind artists such as Charles Sheffield, Sonny Martin, Bobby Jay and Tabby Thomas.
Special mention must be made of four previously unreleased sides: King Karl’s storming rocker Baby Baby Come To Papa, Charles Sheffield’s shouter You’re Gonna Need Somebody, Marva Allen’s charming Here Comes The Night Owl and Katie Webster’s Never Let Me Go – with overdubbed full symphonic orchestral accompaniment, which works!
My notes to this CD are based on an unpublished interview with Jay Miller in 1995, shortly before he died. Miller gives a fascinating insight into his business operations, recording techniques and his relationship with Ernie Young of Excello Records. Of his unique sound, he said: It wasn’t technical as far as audio but I had a sense of something. Maybe that was the best thing that could have happened. I didn’t know too much about it, I didn’t go by the book, because I went by these two things – my ears!!! I’ve had so many compliments about the sound I got.”
The exemplary productions from Jay Miller’s tiny country studios in Crowley extend to his R&B recordings. Louisiana Roots is the Jay Miller R&B Legacy.”
https://www.discogs.com/release/8803279-Various-Louisiana-Roots-The-Jay-Miller-RB-Legacy
cd / cuerip / flac / 320kb / scans / booklet
https://krakenfiles.com/view/aC3LgD6nOt/file.html
Good morning all! Would any kind soul happen to have...
Roscoe Holcomb – An Untamed Sense Of Control
Roscoe Holcomb – The High Lonesome Sound
Thank you for your time. Have a lovely day
Stella
some fresh cd rips for y'all..........enjoy!
** Blues / R&B **
Jesse Price - The Complete Recordings 1946 - 1957 ( 1999 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-RWaoOaKdQh
** Rockabilly **
High Noon - Live In Texas & Japan ( 1997 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-Tyhzu0IM2O
** Rockabilly **
The Fendermen - Mule Skinner Blues ( 2003 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-Mf3KWER9Fa
Request:
-The Black Chorus Of Brown University – The Black Chorus Brown University ( 1973 )
-The Black Chorus Of Brown University – Take The Savior With You ( 1975 )
-The Black Chorus Of Brown University – Heaven Belongs To You ( 1977 )
Stella - Here's Roscoe Holcomb - The High Lonesome Sound. Maybe someone else has the other request.
https://krakenfiles.com/view/nlUHNoNZag/file.html
David
Would anyone happen to have (and be gracious enough to share) any of PATSY CLINE's Decca recordings in MONO? It appears that most of the reissues of her Decca catalog have very annoying stereo with the drums all the way over in one channel.
Thanks to anyone who can help and to all the generous contributors on this page.
Stella -
ROSCOE HOLCOMB - High Lonesome Sound
https://pixeldrain.com/u/DSUUNUph
ROSCOE HOLCOMB & WADE WARD - The Music of Roscoe Holcomb & Wade Ward
(You didn't ask for this but if you don't need it someone might)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/KxVFUWFo
ROSCOE HOLCOMB - An Untamed Sense of Control
(I had a stray file of Roscoe doing Omie Wise from some other compilation so I threw it on here in case you need it)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/TR4WEXUx
-Rick
A big thank you to Rick Saunders and David (Randolph Carter) for Roscoe Holcomb.
Kind regards, Stella
Richie
I sincerely apologize for naming you after that horrible man. I guess I am cursed with memories of that time. From this moment on you shall be Mr. Nixan. Thanks again for the E&E I am blessed to have lived thru that time too. (Big fan of Spike by the way.)
As requested:
BOB DYLAN: Whrer Are You now My Blue Eyes Son? Wonderland Records
Bootleg has four CDs, so today you get the first folder with the notes and artwork and the first two CDs. CD 03 and 04 tomorrow.
https://www.discogs.com/de/release/5149367-Bob-Dylan-Where-Are-You-Now-My-Blue-Eyed-Son
https://workupload.com/file/Pb5HNVnR5Ne
Rank Stranger
@mike johnstone:
The Wonderland boxes are fine, but they are not held in the highest esteem within the Dylan/Rolling Stones trading circles. The Dylan people are very organized; you can find all that's around quality-graded here:
http://www.losslessbob.wonderingwhattochoose.com/detail/LBM-year.html
Rank Stranger
@psyclist:
I would have loved to listen to The Heartfixers live album, but the link from a couple of days ago is already gone.
Can you please reup?
Rank Stranger
Thanks to SuperSound for Louisiana Roots and his other R&B posts.
For whoever it was requesting Big Band Albums, here are three random goodies
Bill McGuffie Big Band.... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/jqn8x7
Bill Potts Orchestra -The Jazz Soul Of Porgy And Bess.... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/pqigzt
Lionel Hampton - Made In Japan... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/es06ks
The Heratfixers
https://mega.nz/file/MZcChABC#fnPY0HmbkphU1S82ZM4iQXJFRrSqi2T2OMKoJWJxU3g
More Roscoe Holcomb:
The Old Church
San Diego Folk Festival 1972
https://mega.nz/file/lQMnFSKT#hfWa7Utwxx9ncq4p62rHFgKbZLCJ5bL6D76JP7FTp58
Request, anyone has Mark Spoelstra: This House ? Would be much appreciated!
Thank you again Rank Stranger. I am still interested in the other Wonderland sets if you'd be so willing. The first two are very appreciated as a good reference/review listen.
Thanks Cabledogg
@cabledogg2 Thanks for the Jesse Price! I've been looking for that.
@Capt. Deli - thanks very much for the lovely randoms.
@Rick Saunders - much obliged to you for the Roscoe Holcomb.
All much appreciated.
Thanks to Brian Brora for the big band jazz, and to Psyclist for more Roscoe Holcomb!
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