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Random Interesting Things, #156
The Duke Spirit / Neptune (Bonus edition, 2 disc) (2008)
Fuzz / III (2020)
https://mega.nz/folder/xjJSxTxJ#UdbJH4aCd7I3y_kNTmdszA
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
this contains 3 albums on 1 cd ,volume 2 tomorrow.............enjoy!
The Dave Clark Five - The Complete History Vol. 1 ( 1994 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-niIxsJhpHF
French Indie Pop
(Jean) Sébastien Shuller is born near Paris, composer multiinstrumentist and singer (in English). Here is the nice second album, a cool electropop.
Video Teaser : Sleeping Song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rt__H06EMWQ
SEBASTIEN SHULLER : Happiness / 2005 (Fresh link in 320 kbps)
1 1978
2 Weeping Willow
3 Sleeping Song
4 Wolf
5 Ride Along The Cliff
6 Where We Have Never Go
7 Tears Coming Home
8 Edward's Hand
9 Donkey Boy
10 Alone You Walk
11 Le Dernier Jour
https://pixeldrain.com/u/KSmzUpSt
Bon partage
Sorgual
Billy Connolly
Several bits and pieces, from 1992 to 2022.
Interviews and Best-Of's and More
2018 Made In Scotland #2
https://pixeldrain.com/u/NDdZzF21
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A Service To The World
https://www.imagenetz.de/ebeaK
pépé ndombe - afrizam & makinaloka [congo, zaire] (ng091)
pépé ndombe - la naissance de l'orchestre afrizam(ng089)
Various Artists – Streets Of Baltimore – 30 Great Versions
A song written by Tompall Glaser and Harlan Howard, it was first recorded and released by Bobby Bare in June 1966 (titled “The” Streets Of Baltimore)
The Glasers version was released in September 1966.
Gram Parsons and Emmylou Harris recorded and released the most successful version in 1973 on the “GP” LP.
1. Bobby Bare - Streets Of Baltimore (2:38)
2. Tompall & The Glaser Brothers - Streets Of Baltimore (3:09)
3. Ryan Adams & The Cardinals - Streets Of Baltimore (3:36)
4. Gram Parsons featuring Emmylou Harris - Streets Of Baltimore (2:52)
5. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Streets Of Baltimore (3:05)
6. Norah Jones - Streets Of Baltimore (2:48)
7. Charley Pride - Streets Of Baltimore (2:20)
8. Marty Stuart And Jim Lauderdale - Streets Of Baltimore (2:33)
9. The Capitol Showband featuring Des Kelly - Streets Of Baltimore (2:25)
10. Burrito DeLuxe - Streets Of Baltimore (3:07)
11. Gram Parsons - Streets Of Baltimore (rehearsal 1972) (2:52)
12. The Little Willies - Streets Of Baltimore (3:02)
13. The Del McCoury Band - Streets Of Baltimore (3:00)
14. The Long Ryders - Streets Of Baltimore (3:12)
15. Ivory Joe Hunter - Streets Of Baltimore (2:47)
16. Evan Dando - Streets Of Baltimore (2:28)
17. John Prine and Nanci Griffith - Streets Of Baltimore (2:36)
18. Gram Parsons and The Fallen Angels featuring Emmylou Harris - Streets Of Baltimore (3:08)
19. Tommy Hooker - Streets Of Baltimore (2:23)
20. Coldplay - Streets Of Baltimore (3:02)
21. The Statler Brothers - Streets Of Baltimore (3:21)
22. The Kentucky Hellbenders - Streets Of Baltimore (3:08)
23. Pat Patterson - Streets Of Baltimore (2:29)
24. Terry Roberts - Streets Of Baltimore (2:29)
25. Country Express - Streets Of Baltimore (2:39)
26. Joe Moore - Streets Of Baltimore (2:43)
27. The Bats - Streets Of Baltimore (2:21)
28. Bobby Mackey - Streets Of Baltimore (3:12)
29. Bluegrass Patriots - Streets Of Baltimore (3:04)
30. West End Street Band - Streets Of Baltimore (3:18)
Artwork Included (front, back)
https://workupload.com/file/nkQZtKw59QF
Chris Darrow – Under My Own Disguise
United Artists UAS 29634 (UK 1974)
Chris Darrow, Max Buda, Mark Naftalin, Steve Cahill, Franck Reckard, Fred Gandy, Jerry Smith, Joe Read, Barry De Souza, John Craviotto, Roger Pope, Tito Lloyd, BJ Cole, Loren Newkirk, David Hentschel, Sidney George
1. A1 Miss Pauline (3:34)
2. A2 Livin' Like A Fool (2:49)
3. A3 Java Jive (1:44)
4. A4 Maybe It's Just As Well (3:17)
5. A5 Another Sundown (4:10)
6. B1 Wherever You Are (4:13)
7. B2 A Masquerader (3:11)
8. B3 Live Or Die Rag (1:12)
9. B4 You Can't Outplay The Blues (3:42)
10. B5 Old Scratch (5:17)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/AnonSD31
Some more Scott Walker for you
Scott Walker - 1969 - Scott 3
https://pixeldrain.com/u/HWoT4UNp
Scott Walker - 1969 - Scott 4
https://pixeldrain.com/u/voRB8VJP
Enjoy
Andy
Hi TZ’ers!
Today’s 3 music ebooks;
Delbert McClinton - One of The Fortunate Few (2017).pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HXndg-syVGZ3nTlfUwHJBl8omY6uL5E1/view?usp=share_link
T-Bone Burnett - A Life In Pursuit (2016).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-9XDEBLm59AIwbmO2nrrO4c293lmaRWc/view?usp=share_link
Just Walkin' In the Rain - The True Story of the Prisonaires (2001).pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/14vuTc3y4Y7eOlZWoWt_16q0Qd1at0_EX/view?usp=share_link
Thanks to the original uploaders whoever they may be (I forget lol)
Enjoy!
https://archive.org/details/fra-mats-musikalisches-fundburo-folge-139
1.The Infamous Stringdusters - Black Rock 2008
2.Rudy Valle - Brother, Can You Spare A Dime 1932
3.St. Valentines Day Massacre - Brother Can You Share A Dime 1967
4.Graham Gould - For Your Love 1967
5.The Kinks - Tired Of Waiting For You 1965
6.Bill Frisell - Tired of Waiting for You 2014
7.Walt Dickerson & Sun Ra - Astro 1979
8.Walt Dickerson - Time 1961
9.Benny Carter - Love For Sale 1943
10.Roy Brown - Mr Hound Dogs in Town 1953
11.Roy Lee Johnson - Mister Moonlight 1962
12.Erma Franklin & Electric Flag - Piece Of My Heart Live 1968
13.Janis Joplin - Piece Of My Heart Live 1967
14.Gerhard Gige Brunner - Birds and Bees 2024
Kontakt:
framat-tv@gmx.de
One final BRYAN MACLEAN album, which contains contributions from his half-sister, Maria McKee. I posted her 2 songs when I featured her last year, but they are here again.
NO ONE WAS KINDER https://www.discogs.com/release/4554688-Bryan-MacLean-And-Maria-McKee-No-One-Was-Kinder
https://workupload.com/file/4L4EP6QkrSK
Also here is an article, an interview with their mother, Elizabeth McKee, who is very informative about Bryan, his problems and his music. She seems to have been a remarkable woman, herself.
https://johncodyonline.com/writings/bryan-maclean-love-before-after-and-beyond/
Tighten Up Volume 3 (Bonus Tracks)
https://www.discogs.com/release/15460808-Various-Tighten-Up-Volume-3
2002 reissue of this 1970 Trojan sampler. Includes 13 bonus tracks.
Review by Jo-Ann Greene
With another dozen hits, misses, legends, and lesser-knowns, Tighten Up, Vol. 3 continues down diversity's road for another unforgettable musical experience. The Maytals' "Monkey Man" is the obvious point of entry for Americans, but Nicky Thomas' "Love of the Common People" trumps that in the U.K., as it was later taken to number two in the charts by white soul singer Paul Young. Much of the rest of the set may draw blanks, bar the Upsetters' "Shocks of Mighty," an instrumental set to one of Lee Perry's more laid-back rhythms, but intensified by Dave Barker's yelps. King Stitt offers up a second DJ track; on "Herbsman" he plays your pusher of choice, cajoling listeners over and over again to "take a drag" while noisily inhaling, while the jaunty rhythm just adds to the thrill. Unlike volume two, which boasted a coterie of vocal groups, this time there's only two: the Maytals and the Kingstonians; however, there's still a clutch of great singers within. Jimmy Cliff is "Suffering" on a song that seems to celebrate poverty on a surprisingly upbeat number. The great Ken Boothe takes a walk down "Freedom Street" arm in arm with a particularly limber bass on one of the set's standouts. The Gay Lad's Delano Stewart's "Stay a Little Bit Longer" is another; it's a perfect pop-reggae single set to a bouncy beat and ably abetted by the singer's sweet delivery. Dandy Livingstone returns with a crooning cover of an old R&B chestnut, which leaves Nora Dean to offer up the album's one rude track, the infectious "Barb Wire." In contrast, "Queen of the World" isn't as boastful as you might expect. The world was a dance, and Claudette, its queen, and Lloyd, her prince, belt out a simple song backed by an insistent beat guaranteed to fan the flames of this latest dance craze. This volume was not quite as hit-filled as past ones, but just as relevant regardless.
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ttou
320kb
https://www.imagenetz.de/dNZw9
flac
https://www.imagenetz.de/LJye3
Just a reminder, no request (I guess, everybody has this record or should own it - at least in 70s vinyl). Today, exactly 50 years ago, Keith Jarrett played "The Köln Concert" (Jan 24, 1975), which was recorded by Manfred Eicher and published in the same year by his ECM - to become one of the most infuential jazz records of, well, the last 50 years. So give "Köln" a listen on this special day. All parts show no age, they are still mesmerizing and ("in a silent way") mind-expanding and meditative in one. Best, TC
Inspired song choice
SS Thanks for Tighten Up Volume 3.
Thanks for the review and reminder, The Chairman. I don't currently have Jarrett's Koln Concert, but I inherited it from my father-in-law this last summer, along with The Sun Bear Concerts and much much more, and unfortunately it's all at his house, 3000 miles away, just waiting for me to bring home.
Köln Konzert is here:
my vinyl rip at 160
https://mega.nz/folder/eI02GLiS#TOE7FMrfkQhd0_vrNtCdhA
Thanks for the Koln Concert, Hermann!
-Rick
Hi!
@SuperSound thanx for Vol. 3. Might have missed (?) but were Vol. 1 & 2 put up? If so, possible re-up, please?
Cheers!
Ciao! For now.
rntcj
Big thanx for the Jerry Lee video. I hadn't seen that one.
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