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Bop-A-Rama Vol.3 (Atomicat Records ACCD 069 - 2022)
https://workupload.com/file/yHrFup9fCMY
Wild & Frantic (Official Records OFF CD 5004)
https://workupload.com/file/UJQyCK5aU8S
Smokestack Lightnin' - Home Cookin' (Witchcraft International WCICD 1002)
https://workupload.com/file/nGKLQD5BtPC
French Indie Pop : Revolver / 2
VidéoTeaser : The Letter Live French TV : Le Pont Des Artistes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xJU9KA4YX0
REVOLVER: Let Go / 2012 (Fresh link in 320 kbps)
1 Let's Get Together
2 The Letter
3 BWhen You're Away
4Losing You
5 Wind Song
6 Still
7 Cassavetes
8 49 States
9 Parallel Lives
10 Brothers
11 My Lady
12 Let Go
https://pixeldrain.com/u/HL9MKpDK
Bon partage
Sorgual
Various Artists - Rock Generation Vol. 8 – - Soft Machine + Mark Leeman 5 + Davy Graham
BYG Records 529.708 (France 1972)
Soft Machine:
Kevin Ayers, Mike Ratledge, Robert Wyatt, Daevid Allen
Mark Leeman 5:
Mark Leeman (John Ardrey), Alan Roskams, Terry Goldberg, David Hyde, Brian Davison (the latter later of The Nice and Refugee)
1. A1 Soft Machine - When I Don't Want You (2:47)
2. A2 Soft Machine - Memories (2:56)
3. A3 Soft Machine - You Don't Remember (3:41)
4. A4 Soft Machine - She's Gone (2:10)
5. A5 Soft Machine - I'd Rather Be With You (3:38)
6. B1 Mark Leeman 5 - Portland Fair (1:45)
7. B2 Davy Graham - When Did You Leave Heaven (3:15)
8. B3 Davy Graham - Blues Raga (5:40)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://workupload.com/file/tJkNrgAP7rU
Black Sabbath – Gr’ndlepol
The Amazing Korniforne Record Label TAKRL 1379-BS (USA 1975)
Ozzy Osbourne (vocals)
Tommy Iommi (guitar)
Geezer Butler (bass)
Bill Ward (drums)
First thought to be The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA, USA - Wednesday August 6th, 1975
Actually = Convention Hall, Asbury Park, NJ on August 5, 1975
Except track 4 marked * which is California Jam (June 6, 1974)
Side 1:
1. A1 Killing Yourself To Live (5:39)
2. A2 Hole In The Sky (4:46)
3. A3 Snowblind (6:04)
Side 2:
4. B1 Killing Yourself To Live (5:34) *
5. B2 War Pigs (4:41)
6. B3 Embryo (3:02)
7. B4 Children Of The Grave (5:17)
Artwork Included (front, labels) (back is all white)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/458Wh4SFMP/file.html
Blue Steel – No More Lonely Nights
Infinity INF 9018 (USA 1979)
Country Rock
Richard Bowden (guitar, vocals)
Howard Burke (guitar, vocals)
Mark Durham (bass)
Leonard Arnold (guitar, vocals)
Michael Huey (drums)
Mickey McGee (drums)
Richard Bowden was previously a member of “Shiloh” (with Don Henley of The Eagles) and of “Roger McGuinn And Band” and had already recorded his song “Bulldog” with the latter on their 1975 eponymous LP.
1. No More Lonely Nights (3:41)
2. Bulldog (3:18)
3. Guitar Song (3:17)
4. Baby, You Can't Dance (3:43)
5. Twist One Up (4:43)
6. Shark (2:20)
7. I Should Be Sleeping (2:27)
8. Honey Dew (3:03)
9. Take Me (3:07)
10. Willie And Waylon (3:12)
11. Hoo-Doo-Voo-Doo (3:02)
Artwork Included (from Discogs) (front, back, inner sleeve, labels)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/F51QLzFbWm/file.html
Various – Trojan Ganja Reggae Box Set
Pretty controversial theme on this compilation, and that's why I love it so much. Every track is a tribute to a crazy, smelly and funny little plant called cannabis/ganja or whatever you want to call it. Perfect album for warm and chilled summer nights with your friends. -bolle88, 2007
Jamaica has been called the loudest island in the world, and given its size (some 4,000 square miles), it undoubtedly releases more records per square foot than any other place on the planet, and with the possible exception of Trinidad, no country has a more political pop music. While railing against Babylon remains a continued concern, Jamaican musicians have also turned their dizzying array of styles, versions, toasts, and dubs to more secular subjects, including hundreds of paeans to ganja. British label Trojan Records licensed Jamaican records for distribution during the 1970s and 1980s, and has raided the vaults for numerous reissues over the years, leading to this three-disc box set of hymns to herbal conditioning. Spanning late ska, classic roots reggae, DJ toasts, and early dancehall, Ganja Reggae boasts 50 tracks of smokin' classics. Included are Glen Browne's recipe for disaster "Collie and Wine," Clancy Eccles' hopeful "Ganja Free," and Neville Brown's defiant "Babylon Don't Touch My Sensi." Lee "Scratch" Perry's production of "Kaya" by Bob Marley & the Wailers is here, along with the dub version, and a credible cover of the song by Ronnie Davis. Another Perry production, Bunny and Ricky's spooky "Bush Weed Corntrash," is an obvious highlight. The various Trojan box sets always yield treasures, and this one is no exception. Pound for pound, it is the best ganja set out there. -Review by Steve Leggett
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320kb
https://www.imagenetz.de/S4RhL
flac
https://www.imagenetz.de/3Q9dX
Billy Connolly
In 2009 he embarked on a journey to the ege of the world
5 Bonus feature Billy's Travelogue
https://pixeldrain.com/u/gYQD9Y4d
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A Service To the World
To continue this series of the good and great of Congolese Music,
let's just say two words about the giants not included.
Sam Mangwana, Tabu Ley Rochereau, amongst others
You can find much of them in great quality and quantity at
globalgroovers.com
where you will also find some of today's artist Papa Noel
These two albums are unbelievably good.
Ya Nono and Nono
https://www.discogs.com/master/3662625-Papa-Noel-Ya-Nono
https://www.discogs.com/master/655187-Papa-Noel-Papa-Noel-Nono
https://www.imagenetz.de/fTEEk
This brilliant musician died 2 months ago on 11 nov aged 83
Hi TZ’ers!
Today’s 3 music ebooks;
Catch a Wave - The Rise, Fall, & Redemption of the Beach Boys by Peter Ames Carlin (2006).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1utvuyJbBuzaXc8R0eW0gl-PE2n3XL66h/view?usp=share_link
Connie Converse - To Anyone Who Ever Asks (2023).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1upjRrjwEVtUye2pBPe6HSB8iFrEbqPgV/view?usp=share_link
Dave Alvin - New Highway (2022).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Lgv0gNVkn9Ohw7gd6m1AGObFejsGTAIh/view?usp=share_link
Thanks to the original uploaders whoever they may be (I forget lol)
Enjoy!
Nice one, Supersound. Thanks very much.
Thanks
3 random albums for anyone who wants them...
Ace Cannon - Ace Of Sax (1969)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/mq11jd
Bennie Green Blows His Horn (1956)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/ib2v7a
Miles Davis - The Musings Of Miles (1955)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/gpq4sj
Danish rock 'n' roll duo consisting of Sune Rose Wagner (on guitar, instrumentation and male vocals) and Sharin Foo (on bass and female vocals). Their music is characterized by close two-part vocal harmonies, coupled with hard-edged electric guitar overlaid with liberal doses of noise. Their songs juxtapose the structural and chordal simplicity of 50s and 60s rock with intense electric instrumentation, driving beats and often dark lyrical content. © discogs
The Raveonettes – Chain Gang Of Love (2003)
1 Remember
2 That Great Love Sound
3 Noisy Summer
4 The Love Gang
5 Let's Rave On
6 Dirty Eyes (Sex Don't Sell)
7 Love Can Destroy Everything
8 Heartbreak Stroll
9 Little Animal
10 Untamed Girls
11 Chain Gang Of Love
12 The Truth About Johnny
13 New York Was Great
14 C'mon Everybody
https://www.imagenetz.de/6GWC2
(Japanese Edition, 320)
for your pleasure
Robert
Duke's!
Here's volumes 3 & 4 of
The Greatest Jazz Concert in the World
Volume 3:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/8XzJoHt8
Volume 4:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/b3XumDMN
....and that's all folks. Now onto a few Duke-adjacent things tomorrow.
SuperSound, fantastic rare reggae again keep them coming please
CHARLES TRENET - Compilation Hot Club de France (1999)
"L'Âme d'Un Poète" (1937-1948) Rip Cd @320
https://pixeldrain.com/u/NAGiW24t
"Une pensée pour CABU..."
Thanks to The Masaccio of Gonzo for the Connie Converse book and the Dave Alvin book, and for a couple others I'm sure I forgot to say thank you for.
And thanks to Robert for posting The Raveonettes. I already have it and more but they arent as known as they deserve to be, if for no other reason than this song.
It goes something' like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gQEvupSrRY
Many, many thanks for the music ebooks shared of late. Compelling reading on a favorite subject!
Toujours et à jamais Charlie.
Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - Frankie And Jimi
Fan made compilation of, well , Jimi covers by Frank(ie). Frankie, because most of the tunes on this comp he and Mahogany Rush played at a very young age - 21 or less! Without the internet, tabs etc… so he probably just learned them by ear.
“Third Stone…” holds a few surprises..
Frank played Hendrix tunes because he thought it was fun. Being a Hendrix fan myself, I find Frank’s versions great fun to listen to, and hope for you the same.
While I tried for the best available sources, these are unofficial 70s recordings, but most sound rather good to excellent. The last two songs are from another era so I put them as extra tracks, to keep a good flow.
@Rick: Frank mentions in his book that “Mahogany Rush” was his description of a psychedelic experience he had.
Tracklist:
1. Red House
2. Third Stone From The Sun
3. Hey Joe
4. Machine Gun
5. Castles Made Of Sand
6. 1983 (A Merman I Should Turn To Be)
7. Purple Haze
8. Star Spangled Banner
9. Red House (Extra Track)
10. Voodoo Chile (Extra Track)
Link: https://www.imagenetz.de/TwkYs
@320, two songs upscaled from @192.
Play loud!
Video Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush: Live Bromont show 1979, on top of their game:
https://youtu.be/JKKocc_2Rdc
Enjoy
Ja-Mike
Thanks to Richie Nixan for today's Papa Noel post and, of course, to our resident librarian The Masaccio of Gonzo for all of the books he's been posting. I also was blown away by the blues books the other day.
thank you
thank you
No problem here. two music folders, disc3 and disc 4, a scans folder and a bunch of tracks outside the folders, that are the same as disc 4
Richie, thanks for all of the great african music you've shared.
Papa Noel really took me back....that Congolese soukous guitar & singing is unstoppable.
Mike M-
I checked it here and it was fine but i'm on a mac if that makes any diff.
Email me: ricksaunders at gmail dot com
and i'll shorten the title and send it to you. That way I don't get off schedule of the posts I have lined up. Sorry you had trouble with it.
-Rick
@Searnav
Many thanks for Rock Generation, Vol.8. I have the LP but no turntable so it will be great to hear it again!
Brian
Thanks so much for reminding us/me of Frank Marino's greatness, and especially for recommending the Bromont video. Reminds me a lot of their official live LP from 1978, which I think was my first sonic encounter with them way back then.
Thank you!
Robert
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