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Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966 and Gaius R.I.P.
Thursday, 9 January 2025
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Johnny Burnette - That's The Way I Feel (Rockstar Records RSRCD 006)
https://workupload.com/file/347KGgfmck7
The Bombs - Don't Wait Too Long! (Part Records PART-CD 681.002)
https://workupload.com/file/aa5hvVgkVUC
The Stingrays - Demo-CD
https://workupload.com/file/BZaLZKEJdQ5
Last in this series
Various Artists - Rock Generation Vol. 10 - Julie Driscoll + Sonny Boy Williamson
BYG Records 529.710 (France 1972)
Sonny Boy Williamson with:
Jimmy Page, Brian Auger, Joe Marriot, Alan Skidmore, Ricky Brown, Mick Waller
Julie Driscoll with:
Details unknown but some are from early singles and some are with Brian Auger & The Trinity
1. A1 Julie Driscoll - I Know You Love Me Not (3:23)
2. A2 Julie Driscoll - I Don't Want To Have To Do It (2:45)
3. A3 Julie Driscoll - If You Should Ever Leave Me (3:13)
4. A4 Julie Driscoll - Don't Do It No More (2:33)
5. A5 Julie Driscoll - I Don't Know Where You Are (2:16)
6. A6 Julie Driscoll - Shadows Of You (3:37)
7. B1 Sonny Boy Williamson - Walking (3:07)
8. B2 Sonny Boy Williamson - Little Girl, How Old Are You (3:16)
9. B3 Sonny Boy Williamson - It's A Bloody Life (3:14)
10. B4 Sonny Boy Williamson - Getting Out Of Town (3:13)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://workupload.com/file/pnVzYyqcGcT
Bobby Gosh – Bobby Gosh
Polydor 24-4061 (USA 1971)
Bobby Gosh (piano, vocals)
Bobby Mann (guitar)
Don Payne (bass)
Allan Schwartzberg (drums A5 and B1)
Denny Seiwell (drums (all other tracks)
Albertine Robinson, Corinna Manetto, Eileen Glbert, Judi Wexler (backing vocals)
Gene Orloff And His Strings (strings)
Alan Ralph, Bill Watrous, Wayne Andre (trombone)
Bernie Glow, Marvin Stamm, Mel Davis (trumpet)
1. A1 As Long As She Will Stay (2:26)
2. A2 Alice Blue (2:41)
3. A3 Like A Muddy River (3:59)
4. A4 Fire And Rain (4:02)
5. A5 Don't Know Where I'm Goin' (3:00)
6. B1 A Song For Erik (3:53)
7. B2 Baby, You Just Barely Know My Name (3:44)
8. B3 Double Life (2:40)
9. B4 Oh Me Oh My (3:48)
10. B5 I'm Gonna Be Somebody (3:24)
Artwork Included (gatefold cover front, back, inside, labels)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/mbpHmVxzvf/file.html
Sidney Bechet – Really The Blues
Musica Jazz MJCD 1109 (Italy 1997)
CD attached to MUSICA JAZZ magazine 1/97 - not available separately
Sidney Bechet plays on all tracks
Same CD title as another one released in the UK in 1991 but not the same tracks.
01. Clarence Williams' Blue Five - Wild Cat Blues (3:03)
02. Clarence Williams' Blue Five - Texas Moaner (3:10)
03. The Get Happy Band - In Harlem's Araby (3:12)
04. The New Orleans Feetwarmers - Maple Lef Rag (2:56)
05. Noble Sissle's Swingsters - Blackstick (2:47)
06. Tommy Ladnier And His Orchestra - Really The Blues (3:40)
07. Sidney Bechet Quintet - Summertime (4:14)
08. Jelly Roll Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen - High Society (2:51)
09. Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers - Indian Summer (3:10)
10. Bechet-Spanier Big Four - China Boy (Take 2) (3:56)
11. Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers - Wild Man Blues (3:21)
12. Sidney Bechet Trio - Blues In Thirds (2:59)
13. Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers - Ain't Misbehavin' (2:54)
14. Sidney Bechet's One Man Band - The Sheik Of Araby (2:12)
15. Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers - The Mooche (3:11)
16. Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers - After You've Gone (4:51)
17. Sidney Bechet And His New Orleans Feetwarmers - Blue Horizon (4:29)
18. Bunk Johnson And Sidney Bechet - Milenberg Joys (4:22)
19. Mezzrow-Bechet Quintet - Ole Miss (Take 2) (2:37)
20. Art Hodes Hot Five - Shine (2:58)
21. Joe Sullivan Jazz Quartet - Got It And Gone (Alternate Take) (3:05)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/8HnVLfRB3g7
Hi TZ’ers!
Today’s 3 music ebooks;
Guitar King - Michael Bloomfield's Life in the Blues (2019).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BihH9HMfu-czjTgjxrDuyXZYlLwsCsUm/view?usp=share_link
Hank Williams - The Biography (1994).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ar4VdY3aN-9Ft_IP6KiSx9ThhT9AHugy/view?usp=share_link
Harlem 69 - The Future of Soul (2018).epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rFsrMqmGfj83hgrbOGrBMam2dKsC20Ke/view?usp=share_link
Thanks to the original uploaders whoever they may be (I forget lol)
Enjoy!
THURSDAY NIGHT VIDEO
Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule - Season 4 (2016)
19. Cars
Dr. Brule goes shopping for a new car and learns how to fix cars; Scott Clam reports on a clam contamination at a local river.
20. Eggs
Dr. Brule learns about eggs by eating some at various diners, where he meets a man who may be his estranged father. Later, he promotes the latest Myer's Super Foods product; Doug Prishpreed reports on his upcoming dental work and Pablo Myers warns of a health hazard involving his cans.
21. Words
To learn more about words, Dr. Brule visits a library, meets some foreign language speakers, and competes in a spelling bee; Terry Bruge-Hiplo hosts a free medical examination.
22. Music
Dr. Brule goes to a music store and interviews some musicians, even working as a roadie for a rock band; Scott Clam reports on avian life and Doug Prishpreed advertises a barbecue.
23. Stevie!
Dr. Brule launches a live talk show, featuring co-host Carol Krabit and special guests Doug Prishpreed and Pablo Myers. However, all goes awry when Myers warns of an astronomical phenomenon.
24. Crime
Dr. Brule and Scott Clam visit a jail (where Dr. Brule sees an old friend) and help some police officers catch criminals; Carol Krabit reports on a disease outbreak and is taken over by the Dark Lord. Brule and Clam go on a ride along with a police officer and help him out on a traffic stop. As of the end of the Season 4 Finale, Brule is arrested and Scott Clam takes over as the new host of "Check It Out".
https://we.tl/t-77jkeFxDlu
French Rock Band : A week with the legendary Rita Mitsouko
Rita Mitsouko or later Les Rita Mitsouko is a parisian band founded by Catherine Ringer and Fred Chichin in 1980. They enter in legend with the Philippe Gauthier video-clip of the song "Marcia Baïla", an homage to the choreographer Marcia Moretto, died of cancer in 1983. Then they signed with Tony Visconti for the two next albums : The No Coprendo and Marc & Robert. Many collaborations, The Sparks and Iggy Pop for example. In 2007, Fred Chichin died from cancer. Catherine is always touring.
Video Teaser : Marcia Baïla
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zWlnzFXcKY
RITA MITSOUKO: Rita Mitsouko / 1984 (Fresh link in 320 kbps)
1 Restez Avec Moi
2 Jalousie
3 Le Futur N°4
4 La Fille Venue Du Froid
5 Yaktagan
6 In My Tea
7 Marcia Baïla
8 SOum Khalsoum
9 Amnésie
10 Don't Forget The Nite
11 Galoping
12 Dans La Steppe
13 Minuit Dansant
14 Aïe (Kriptonite Miss Spleïn)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/i3VrT5em
Bon partage
Sorgual
Billy Connolly
2011 saw Billy Connolly going down Route 66. 2/4
https://pixeldrain.com/u/9uGCzVPn
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A Service To the World
https://www.imagenetz.de/aRHvn
Orchestre Le Peuple
https://www.discogs.com/release/9387328-Orchestre-Le-Peuple-Orchestre-Le-Peuple
Trio CePaKos
https://www.discogs.com/release/5409615-Trio-CePaKos-Trio-CePaKos
Herbie Hancock / The Yardbirds / Tomorrow – Blow Up (OST 1966)
Main Title Blow Up
Verushka (Part I)
Verushka (Part II)
The Naked Camera
Bring Down The Birds
Jane's Theme
Stroll On (The Yardbirds)
The Thief
The Kiss
Curiosity
Thomas Studies Photos
The Bed
End Title - "Blow Up"
Am I Glad To See You (Tomorrow)
Blow Up (Tomorrow)
https://www.imagenetz.de/EH5hy
for your pleasure
Robert
Thank you!
Duke adjacent:
1955 THELONIOUS MONK - Plays Duke Ellington
"...there was a perception, particularly among music critics, that Monk's music was "too difficult" for the mainstream public, and his Prestige albums sold poorly. After Riverside bought out Monk's contract in 1954 for slightly over $100, Riverside convinced Monk to record an entire album of Ellington tunes, an idea of record producer Orrin Keepnews.
"Jazz pianist Marcus Roberts called the album "a masterpiece in jazz" and cited it as a template for his 1990 album Alone with Three Giants. "When you think of great artists paying homage to great artists, that one recording let me know what I had to do." Sean Murphy of PopMatters called it "an outstanding album" when it was reissued in 2007. He called it an "overlooked gem in the Monk discography, sandwiched as it is between his earlier 'genius of modern music' stage and the mid-'50s through mid-'60s when he made his most enduring work." Allmusic's Lindsay Planer gave the album four out of five stars and felt that Ellington's characteristic "delicacy and inherently intricate melodies" are ideal for "Monk's angular and progressive interpretations." He recommended it to "all dimension of jazz enthusiast", even though "Monk and Ellington aficionados may rate it slightly higher".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Plays_Duke_Ellington
https://pixeldrain.com/u/HtBAUubm
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2014 SLAVIC SOUL PARTY - Plays Duke Ellington
"Recorded live at Barbès in Brooklyn, NY on Nov 21, 2014"
"What we have here is a New York band, whose music is built largely upon Balkan brass motifs, reimagining a 50-year-old work inspired, despite its title, by Duke Ellington’s tour of the Middle East, India, and environs. On paper that might seem gimmicky, but it’s not. In a sense, Slavic Soul Party!-the nine-piece outfit behind this track-for-track interpretation of Ellington and Billy Strayhorn’s latter-day masterwork brings the music closer to its source than Ellington did. Like Ellington’s orchestra, Slavic Soul Party! is populated largely by horns, including a pair each of trumpets and trombones, with another musician handling saxophone and clarinet. But where Ellington used a conventional jazz rhythm section to tie the East to jazz, SSP dispenses with those instruments, incorporating instead accordion, tuba, a single snare, and other percussion, including hand drumming from bandleader Matt Moran."
"Both Ellington and SSP close with the only track that actually does refer to the Far East, “Ad Lib on Nippon,” here a freewheeling, nearly 14-minute bacchanal of trombone, clarinet, trumpet, and snare drum run amok. The joy is palpable."
https://jazztimes.com/reviews/albums/slavic-soul-party-slavic-soul-party-plays-duke-ellingtons-far-east-suite/
https://pixeldrain.com/u/RiNpNaSP
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1965 JOYA SHERRILL SINGS DUKE
"Joya Sherrill Sings Duke is a 1965 album recorded in tribute to the bandleader and composer Duke Ellington. Several members of the Duke Ellington Orchestra accompany Sherrill on the album."
"The album was reviewed for AllMusic by Ken Dryden, who wrote: "Sherrill's confidence singing the twelve gems from the band repertoire allows her to let the timelessness of the music and lyrics speak for itself rather than over embellish the songs". Dryden also praised the solos of Johnny Hodges on "Prelude to a Kiss", Ray Nance on "I'm Beginning to See the Light" and Nance on "Day Dream".
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joya_Sherrill_Sings_Duke
https://pixeldrain.com/u/t86cjf5T
Habe den Film in den 60ern und einige Male später gesehen, intensives Zeitdokument! Besonders die Szene mit David Hemmings und den Yardbirds, der von Jeff Beck weggeworfene Gitarrenhals, hinter dem alle hysterisch her waren und der in der Anonymität wertlos war und in die Gosse getreten wurde...
@ Susan Dominus:
Might I take you up on your offer for the first two DEIGHTON FAMILY records (even at the 128 bitrate since no one else has offered anything)? I appreciate your offer and your generosity.
Thanks DooWopDaddyO
Andy W
Another awesome video by Eddie Cochran, thank you
Give The Drummer Radio Testify! Presents: Dialing Back: Roots of AM Gold (2020) @320
Compiled by the right Reverend Larry Grogan
2019 Marathon WFMU DJ Premium
https://mega.nz/folder/wG8jQTjZ#cyYZj2fYV-uB1PfNQ4HSrg
Sorry for the misspelling, Miss Donimus
I love all the various jazz “With Strings” albums. I just discovered that Wes Montgomery has one called Fusion! Wes Montgomery With Strings. Do any of you have it to share?
Thanks!
-Rick
To Zippy (request from 8 january 2025)... and anybody who wants:
Bob Dylan - Springtime In New York: The Bootleg Series Vol.16 1980-1958
https://www.discogs.com/release/20275057-Bob-Dylan-Springtime-In-New-York-The-Bootleg-Series-Vol-16-1980-1985
https://pixeldrain.com/u/vg7ToQmq
or
https://krakenfiles.com/view/NOqtSLYMPg/file.html
Enjoy,
BIB
Thanks!
Edward said:
I want to reply to the question posed by soulpapa on 28 August 2024 asking what we do with the downloads. There were a number of interesting replies. Thank you to those who shared.
For me, music is extracted from the zip files with winRAR. Apple artifacts are removed. A new folder is created for each album, containing music, art, and a description taken from the text provided by the original poster. If there is a lot of art, I'll create a subfolder for it. Subfolders are created if there are multiple discs in the album.
I don't sort by genre - except for a separate main folder for compilations, and a separate main folder for a Series "Reggae And Dub XL" that was shared here years ago. Does it go beyond #136?
Folders are named: "Artist - year - album name". Windows sorts them. My biggest folder contains 4,188 albums. Flacs are converted to mp3-320 with VLC Media Player. All others formats remain as downloaded. The zip files are discarded. The folders are then saved to three external hard drives for a backup of the backup.
Files are played with VLC Media Player on my desktop computer. Digital Audio output is from a USB to a Behringer UFO 202 external D/A A/D converter that's also powered from the USB. Analog signal goes to a Pioneer SX-780 receiver through one of the Tape Monitor connections. This also allows signals in the other direction when ripping vinyl. "A" Speakers are Cerwin-Vega SL-12. "B" speakers vary, and I use a Niles Audio SVC-1 to adjust the "B" volume separately.
Records are played on a Technics SL-J92 linear-tracking turntable, presently with a Stanton P-mount cartridge. I don't burn CDs any more, and use thumb drives to listen when driving. I don't use my phone for music.
I just wanna say thank you as well as belated Happy New Year to all the posters! I am particularly appreciating the music book, video and African music updates...some of these are rewarding and very hard to find
Thank you, Sorgual, for the Rita Mitsouko. Nice to see something of hers/theirs I didn't have.
I posted "Acoustic Music To Suit Most Occasions" but probably too late for you to notice : https://pixeldrain.com/u/2uk3m4bW
DChaz
Hi, Anonymous Rick. Here's Wes Montgomery's Fusion, in FLAC:
https://workupload.com/file/emsg2fWcyLw
Six others Cd are coming.
Thanks Searnav a real good series Great work
Thanks for the Becket.
Thanks again. Very interesting ones for me, today.
BIB
In 1984 I remember watching Bob Dylan on the David Letterman show play 3 songs..Thank you for this box set
Best regards
Zippy
Thank you Anonymous / DChaz. MUCH appreciated.
Thanks for this.
Thanks for the Wes Montgomery, EasilyConfused!
@Searnav, many thanks for "Rock Generation, Vol.10".
Brian
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