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Tuesday, 10 September 2024
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Little Feat
Part 40 of 41
2015-Two Trains - Little Feat Covered [unofficial] [Thanks to jonder]
[12 songs originally posted @ 128-256 replaced @ 320 by G.]
https://www.imagenetz.de/j43oq
01 - Roll Um Easy - Eleanor McEvoy
02 - Twenty Million Things - Kathryn Roberts/Sean Lakeman
03 - Find A River - Ricky Koole
04 - Long Distance Love - Oleta Adams
05 - Two Trains - Claudia Lennear
06 - Truck Stop Girl - Kelly Willis and Jay Farrar
07 - I've Been the One - The Golden Palominos
08 - Cold Cold Cold - Ricky Koole
09 - Cheek to Cheek - Candye Kane
10 - Sailin Shoes - Van Dyke Parks
11 - Brides of Jesus - The Golden Palominos
12 - Heartache - Valerie Carter
13 - Trouble - Dan McCafferty
14 - Easy To Slip - Sandy Denny
15 - I'm Willin' - Seatrain
16 - Six Feet of Snow - Souled American
17 - Rock & Roll Doctor - Chris Smither
18 - Teenage Nervous Breakdown - Jerusalem Slim
19 - Spanish Moon - Pat Travers
20 - China White - Rod Price
01 - Twenty Million Things - Robert Palmer
02 - Heartache - Suzy Bogguss
03 - Fool Yourself - Bonnie Raitt
04 - Long Distance Love - Nicolette Larson
05 - Roll Um Easy - Linda Ronstadt
06 - Cheek to Cheek - Harry Nilsson
07 - Trouble - Robert Palmer
08 - Two Trains - Nicolette Larson
09 - Spanish Moon - Robert Palmer
10 - Dixie Chicken - John Sebastian
11 - One Love Stand - Carly Simon
12 - All That You Dream - Linda Ronstadt
13 - Sailin' Shoes - Robert Palmer
14 - Willin' - Linda Ronstadt
15 - Truck Stop Girl - The Byrds
16 - Roll Me Easy - Glen Campbell
17 - Easy to Slip - Bob Weir
18 - Rock 'n' Roll Doctor - Cher
19 - Rocket In My Pocket - Wishbone Ash
20 - Teenage Nervous Breakdown (live BBC) - Nazareth
21 - A Apolitical Blues - Van Halen
2020-Throw Me A Line (Live In Long Island '74) [unofficial]
https://www.imagenetz.de/a2LJq
01 - Rock n' Roll Doctor (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
02 - Two Trains (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
03 - The Fan (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
04 - On Your Way Down (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
05 - Spanish Moon (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
06 - Skin It Back (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
07 - Fat Man In The Bath Tub (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
08 - Oh Atlanta (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
09 - Willin' (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
10 - Cold Cold Cold (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
11 - Dixie Chicken (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
12 - Triple Face Boogie (Live) - Lowell George with Little Feat
POCO 5
COLUMBIA STUDIOS https://www.discogs.com/release/5435515-Poco-Live-At-Columbia-Studios-Hollywood-93071
https://workupload.com/file/agpvXf4SqsQ
THE LAST ROUNDUP https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_Roundup_(album)
This is my old bootleg copy, from several years before the official release. Tracks were in different order, so I have rearranged them to fit the official running order.
https://workupload.com/file/uCBLR8MM4Pe
Toshiyuki Miyama & The New Herd
"So Long Charles...
New Herd Plays For Charles Mingus"
Denon Records
YX-7594-ND
Japan
1979
A1 Pithecantropus Erectus
A2 Beneath The Underdog
A3 The Fables Of Faubus
B1 So Long Eric
B2 Farewell To C.M.
B3 Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress
Leader – Toshiyuki Miyama
Alto Saxophone [1st] – Kazumi Oguro
Alto Saxophone [2nd] – Shinji Nakayama
Baritone Saxophone – Haruomi Ichimatsu
Bass – Yasuhiko Tachibana
Cornet, Guest – Hideo Kamimura
Drums – Yoshio Nakamura
Guitar – Kozaburo Yamaki
Piano – Kiyoshi Takano
Tenor Saxophone [1st] – Norio Moriguchi
Tenor Saxophone [2nd] – Junichi Kameoka
Tenor Saxophone, Guest – Kazumi Odagiri
Trombone [1st] – Teruhiko Kataoka
Trombone [2nd] – Kenichi Tsunoda
Trombone [3rd] – Takeo Arai
Trombone [4th] – Ryouhei Imay
Trumpet [1st] – Kohichi Ono
Trumpet [2nd] – Natsuki Tamura
Trumpet [3rd] – Masanobu Takei
Trumpet [4th] – Shigeru Kamimori
Recorded at Nippon Columbia's 1st studio, Tokyo,
April 16, 17, 18 & 24, 1979
Recording Engineer – Norio Okada
Recording Supervisor – Tsutomu Ueno
https://pixeldrain.com/u/YmMc8N2p
Various Artists – Beat Meets Folk
My LP = CBS S 62 700 (Germany 1968)
Some track lengths as mentioned on the back cover and on the labels don’t match what’s on the actual vinyl.
Pictured on the front cover is the Byrds' Gene Clark playing David Crosby's Gretsch guitar.
1. A1 The Byrds - Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (mistitled Turn, Turn, Turn) (3:40)
2. A2 Chad & Jeremy - I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby (2:51)
3. A3 Bob Dylan - It's All Over Now, Baby Blue (4:12)
4. A4 The Jordanaires - This Land Is Your Land (2:48)
5. A5 The Rip Chords - Summer USA (1:34)
6. A6 Billy Joe Royal - Down In The Boondocks (2:32)
7. A7 Simon And Garfunkel - The Sound Of Silence (3:06)
8. B1 The Brothers Four - Turn Around (2:15)
9. B2 Bob Dylan - Tombstone Blues (5:57)
10. B3 Paul Revere & The Raiders - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (3:15)
11. B4 The Carter Family - Keep On The Sunny Side (2:51)
12. B5 The Jordanaires - Didn't It Rain (2:24)
13. B6 The (New) Christy Minstrels - Cotton Fields (3:30)
14. B7 Pete Seeger - Barbara Allen (4:28)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels) (inner sleeve from Discogs)
https://workupload.com/file/gEtegvNhfZL
Jack Casady & Jorma Kaukonen – Live At The Bottom Line 2001
The Original Acoustic Hot Tuna – The Bottom Line, New York – January 9, 2001
Not available in stores – audience recording
Disc 1
1. Introduction (1:49)
2. Fools Blues (4:45)
3. Trouble In Mind (4:07)
4. Nobody knows When You're Down And Out (3:23)
5. Death Don't Have No Mercy (6:02)
6. Do Not Go Gentle (4:15)
7. I See The Light (6:44)
8. Living In The Moment (5:12)
9. Embryonic Journey (2:24)
10. Flying Clouds (4:34)
11. 99 Year Blues (9:14)
12. I Am The Light Of This World (4:13)
13. Uncle Sam Blues (6:06)
Disc 2
1. I'll Be All Right Some Day (4:22)
2. I Know You Rider (6:24)
3. Genesis (6:02)
4. Keep On Truckin' Mama (5:59)
5. Nine Pound Hammer (6:10)
6. Water Song (7:25)
Artwork Included
https://workupload.com/file/MLvRbv2naan
https://archive.org/details/fra-mats-musikalisches-fundbuero-folge-123
1.Billie Davis - I Want You To Be My Baby 1968
2.Louis Jordan - I Want You to Be My Baby 1953
3.Mel Tillis - Case Of The Blues 1957
4.Brinsley Schwarz - Home In My Hand 1972
5.Dennis Mc Millan - Poor Little Angel Child 1949
6.McGuinness Flint - Mister Mister 1970
7.Clarence Tom Ashley - Coo Coo Bird 1929
8.Norman Blake - Richland Avenue Rag 1972
9.Bluegrass Parkway Avenue - Breakin' it down 1998
10.David McCallum - The Edge 1966
11.David McCallum - House Of Mirrors 1967
12.Dick Hyman - The Men From U.N.C.L.E. 1965
13.Hamiett Bluiett - Mahalia... No Other One 1977
14.Sam Rivers - Point Of Many Returns 1965
15.Chuck Jackson - I'm Your Man 1964
16.Eddie Holland - What About Me 1962
17.Lamont Anthony Dozier - Popeye 1960
Kontakt:
framat-tv@gmx.de
French Pop band : Les Innocents
The band was formed in 1982 in Lille by Jean Philippe Nataf (Vocal and Guitar) and Jean Christophe Urbain (Vocal, Guitar and Keyboards). Un Homme Extraordinaire and mainly L' Autre Finistère are two big hits in France.
2 Vidéo Teasers :
L' Autre Finistère
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul33IBtf-vc
Un Homme Extraordianire
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCXd_9wsT5w
LES INNOCENTS : Fous A Lier 1991: 1997 (Fresh link in 320 kbps)
1 Un Homme Extraordinaire
2 Je Vais A Bang Bang
3 L' Autre Finistère
4 Mon Dernier Soldat (Toi Mon Roi)
5 Confessions D' Un Vieux Serpent
6 Belladonna
7 Fous A Lier
8 Le Paravent
9 Les Remorques
10 En Tapant Du Poing
11 Marie, Prends Ton Temps
12 Bonus
https://pixeldrain.com/u/m7hpVq1v
Bon partage
Sorgual
Morecambe and Wise
Episode 2 from series 5
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A Service To the World
https://www.imagenetz.de/bYqVK
The great singer Nyboma with Orchestre Lipua Lipua
Tomorrow even more Nyboma. One track will be again included,
perhaps because it is one of the most universal pieces of music.
Listen to Mombassa (evvi 145 version is for me the best sounding)
A lot of bands just released singles in the 70s, and some labels
wanting to put out a compilation album, simply put the a and b sides
on the album without searching for the uncut versions. Maybe out of
a lack of interest, maybe to avoid copyright issues, or both.
Anyway, when you are not so into Congolese stuff and such
Enjoy the beautiful voice, the sublime guitar and the love that goes with
Mombassa
Random Interesting Things, #66
The Brian Jonestown Massacre / Tepid Peppermint Wonderland – The Best of (2014, 2 CD)
Alice Coltrane / Illuminations (with Carlos Santana)(from vinyl, 1974)
Graham Coxon / Happiness in Magazines (2004)
https://mega.nz/folder/pz4gACZa#VqaDCYpZK_MlbL05pKbsrQ
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
DR. JOHN'S GRIS-GRIS
https://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.com/2016/11/dr-john-night-tripper-gris-gris-1968.html
The debut album originally released in 1968 and signifying the birth of Dr John, The Night Tripper, previously known as Mac Rebennack. The album delivers a unique fusion of voodoo mysticism, funk, rhythm & blues, psychedelic rock & Creole roots, including tunes that went on to serve as great cover material such as 'Gris-Gris Gumbo Ya Ya', 'Mama Roux' & 'I Walked On Gilded Splinters'. Sheer genius!
Not everyone recognised the brilliance within these swampy blues grooves. Atlantic executive Ahmet Ertegun exclaimed: “How can we market this boogaloo crap?” Richie Unterberger’s reissue liner notes say it best: “When Dr. John's Gris-Gris hit the rock underground in 1968, it wasn't certain whether its master of ceremonies had landed from outer space, or just been dredged out of hibernation from the Louisiana swamps. The blend of druggy deep blues, incantational background vocals, exotic mandolin and banjo trills, ritualistic percussion, interjections of free jazz, and Dr. John's own seductive-yet-menacing growl was like a psychedelic voodoo ceremony invading your living room. You could be forgiven for suspecting it of having been surreptitiously recorded in some afterhours den of black magic, the perpetuators of this misdeed risking life-threatening curses for having exposed these secret soundtracks to the public at large.”
Gris-Gris was the first record credited to Dr. John, and to most listeners he seemed to have dropped out of nowhere with his mystical R&B psychedelia and Mardi Gras Indian costumes. The album, however, was actually the culmination of about 15 years of professional experience, during which Dr. John -- born Mac Rebennack in New Orleans -- had absorbed the wealth of musical influences for which the Crescent City is famed. Gris-Gris's roots reach back well beyond the dawn of the twentieth century, even as the album took in cutting-edge influences such as 1960s progressive jazz, and pushed into territory that no popular musician had ever explored in quite the same fashion. -Richie Unterberger
sourced from digital platforms
Dr. John - Gris Gris (1968) (LP Version)
Dr. John - Gris Gris (2017) (Remastered Version)
2x 320kb
https://krakenfiles.com/view/q22v4XVxTY/file.html
2x flac
https://krakenfiles.com/view/rNidsraOO2/file.html
Grandiose album.
Inner City unit
1985 - Liverpool
https://workupload.com/file/PyQBanMxv2d
1985 - Manchester
https://workupload.com/file/qapyhR9qYmw
1985 - Salford
https://workupload.com/file/nVUSx8cNxd5
LEAVING TRAINS (part 3 of 4) - the band fell apart in the mid 90’s, but Falling James returned with a new lineup featuring Melanie Vammen (Pandoras, Muffs, Coolies) on guitar for their last SST album, Smoke Follows Beauty.
https://krakenfiles.com/view/igf3NYJVJd/file.html - The Big Jinx (1994)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/8hofZ84OIc/file.html - Loser Illusion EP (1991) and Drowned And Dragged EP (1995)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/fmUi1OXKbF/file.html - Smoke Follows Beauty (1996)
Thanks for the upgrade, BigGray! This has been a great series. I just posted MORE covers of Little Feat and Lowell songs (by Gregg Allman, Bob Seger, Black Crowes, Graham Parker, etc) at jonderblog.blogspot.com
To zigzagwanderer. More I.C.U, Fantastic thanks. I was at some of these gigs. The Dingwalls one was a scene of outrageous debauchery and a good time was had by all.
Here are four episodes of Railroad Hour, an old time radio show starring Gordon MacRae. Each episode condenses a Broadway musical down to half an hour. All four of these episodes feature Rodgers & Hart musicals.
50/11/27 A Connecticut Yankee
[Songs in this adaptation of a 1927/1943 musical include My Heart Stood Still, Thou Swell, Can't You Do A Friend A Favor?]
52/01/14 I Married An Angel
[Songs in this adaptation of a 1938 musical include Spring Is Here, I'll Tell The Man On The Street, A Twinkle In Your Eye.]
52/05/12 Spring Is Here
[Songs in this adaptation of a 1930 musical include With A Song In My Heart, Yours Sincerely, Why Can't I?]
52/11/10 Dearest Enemy
[Songs in this adaptation of a 1925 musical include Cheerio, Bye & Bye, Here In My Arms.]
all in one folder:
https://www.imagenetz.de/jzaGg
I have lots more Rodgers & Hart, if anyone has any requests. Otherwise, I'll move on to Rodgers & Hammerstein.
Still looking for the single version of Tony Cole 'Suite: Man And Woman'. Turns out in addition to a promo 45 which ran 3:35, there was also another promo version that clocked in at 4:39. Not sure what version of the song was being played by radio stations when it entered the charts in late October 1972.
Either 45 version in any bit rate would be appreciated.
https://www.discogs.com/release/6297352-Tony-Cole-Suite-Man-And-Woman
https://www.discogs.com/release/8551580-Tony-Cole-Suite-Man-And-Woman
Gràcies, DocMF per Toshiyuki Miyama i The New Herd
"Tan llarg Charles...
Nova manada juga per a Charles Mingus"
Un altre disc relacionat amb Mingus que no tinc. Ho vaig fer una lectura ràpida a través de YouTube i vaja! M'encanta la big band moderna i això és simplement fabulós. Els arranjaments em fan fora. Aposto a que Charles cavaria això. Moltes gràcies per tota la música meravellosa!
-Rick
PD: Si teniu algun Toshiko Akiyoshi – Lew Tabackin Big Band per compartir, m'encantaria escoltar-lo. Gràcies de nou.
Thanks to SuperSound for the remastered Gris-Gris!
Good to know you're enjoying them . ICU gigs were always an experience .... Last time I saw them was the Liverpool gig posted today , I think I have it on video somewhere .
S'more Mills Brothers-related and adjacent stuff:
"The Big Broadcast is a 1932 American pre-Code musical comedy film directed by Frank Tuttle and starring Bing Crosby, Stuart Erwin, and Leila Hyams. Based on the play Wild Waves by William Ford Manley, the film is about a radio singer who becomes a popular hit with audiences but takes a disrespectful approach to his career. His repeated lateness leads to the bankruptcy of the radio station, but his career is saved by a new friend who buys the station and gives him his job back.
The film co-stars George Burns and Gracie Allen in supporting roles. The Big Broadcast was produced by Paramount Pictures and was the first in a series of four Big Broadcast movies."
This film also stars, besides Der Bingle and The Mills Brothers, The Boswell Sisters, Cab Calloway, Eddie Lang, Vincent Lopez and His Orchestra, and Kate Smith, among others.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Big_Broadcast
https://pixeldrain.com/u/cB4p3Rrb
The Counts and The Countess was a trio I stumbled across via the Harlem Medley soundie film I posted a couple days ago. The info below says the recorded five records but all I could find are the two hot sides I've posted. Hot stuff!
Counts and The Countess were Johnny Faire on guitar, Anna Smith on piano, and Curtis Wilder on bass. Each of them sings, and their harmonies are wonderful.
"The Counts & The Countess was one of the more successful small combos of the 1940s. They got good reviews when they appeared (although they seemed to appear at many, many clubs that didn't advertise), however, their records didn't sell. How many of you even knew that they'd made five records, and not just two? Their origins were in Detroit, although they spent half their career in California.
"https://www.uncamarvy.com/CountsAndTheCountess/countsandthecountess.html
https://pixeldrain.com/u/A3o7tDUx
If you check out Susan Donimus's post today that features the old-time radio program Railroad House and want more archive.org has 247 episodes of condensed musical goodness. Each episode features a different musical and runs around 45 minutes.
https://archive.org/details/OTRR_Railroad_Hour_Singles/Railroad+Hour
-Rick
Richie the link for M&W is broken.
@Rick Saunders - Thanks for the Mills Brothers videos. The singer who doesn't look like a Mills brother in some of them is Gene Smith, who sang with them when Harry got drafted.
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Salut!
Sorry about that, here is a correct one
https://mega.nz/file/sSVQWZQK#3Is8L8rwwyMEvJr6yhO72F85w5-C-psvg0QiVEU00to
TEUS 10
Candi Staton - 1983 - Make Me An Instrument
Candi Staton - 1982 - Nightlites
Candi Staton - 1981 - Greatest Hits
https://pixeldrain.com/u/s55DcFfS
Bucephalus
@BigGray: Thanks for the massive Feat project! And everyone else for the great shares, and of course our host RYP.
Thanks to RiCK SUNDERS for The Big Broadcast. I've never seen this one but I remember that others in the series were pretty surreal and a lot of fun. George and Gracie are a big plus!
Thanks also to SuperSound for Dr. John.
Cheers Capt D.
Who looks at these old posts
Tomorrow (28 sept) it is the 90st birthday of Brigitte Bradot
here are a trio of Youtubelinks to songs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEOOecLaWIQ Harley Davidson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bbkwrf5lMqc La Madrague
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8EyhW_Cphk C'est rigolo (which I like best)
And here is a link to a high quality 1952 movie. The picture tells all
For me she was the most beautiful woman in the world and at 90 , well happy birthday.
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