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I am looking for
Ben Atkins - Patchouli
Help is Highly appreciated.
Thanks for the Gene Vincent
Todays Small independent Rockin' Label
Bigtop (NY) 45rpm Volume 4
rest of the 3100 series + 500 series & 100 series
(1963) through to (1967)
https://workupload.com/file/bJxt4TUy3RA
track list earlier volumes go
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com
Here's three classic early 1970s Soul Albums from the Atlantic Records Stable, for anyone who wants them.
Links will stay live for about a month.
Brook Benton - Brook Benton Today (1970)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/vym7dw
Donnie Hathaway - Everything Is Everything (1970)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/rrstnv
King Curtis - Live At Fillmore West (1971)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/75tsmm
A 3rd set of RICHARD THOMPSON
1000 YEARS OF POPULAR MUSIC 2CD (2nd official release - audio of DVD) https://www.discogs.com/release/1975458-Richard-Thompson-With-Judith-Owen-Debra-Dobkin-1000-Years-Of-Popular-Music
https://workupload.com/file/zZXz6bh72wf
CABARET OF SOULS https://www.discogs.com/release/4577552-Richard-Thompson-Richard-Thompsons-Cabaret-Of-Souls
https://workupload.com/file/KVzsYTmtXRA
Sunday Gospel #48
The Clefs Of Calvary - God's Light 1964
The Gales Of Joy - I'm Going Home 1972
The Gospel Keynotes - Wide River 1972
https://pixeldrain.com/u/kaEf4SCS
In sharp contrast to the serene Jim Reeves post, today is
Something Completely Different!! (with extra exclamation mark)
First the two volumes of 1994 Newcastle Hardcore
(volume one in flac and volume two in 128 mp3)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/pSh3kqDe
Nasenbluten - 100% No Soul Guaranteed
https://pixeldrain.com/u/6BgF2LTT
Oh all you fairy pixies, 50 years ago hippy album such
60 years ago lovely album so, this IS "Les één"
It is 30 years ago and this is still one of the most relevant albums
Play
Extremely
Loud
The Electric Prunes
Part II
1968 - Release Of An Oath
https://workupload.com/file/SQkXdtDRyfX
1969 - Just Good Old Rock And Roll
https://workupload.com/file/YGXgGx6nKkb
1997 - Stockholm '67
https://workupload.com/file/EPNCUavPFHn
One of my musical heroes is Peter Hammill. Therefore I will present some music of Hammill, Van der Graaf Generator and additionally works from the musicians periphery.
It´s Sunday, people. So here comes a special. Not merely some fans of VdGG estimate(d) the two albums „Godbluff“ (1975) and „Still Life“ (1976) as their best. (But this was back in the ‘80s, when Peter Hammill had disbanded VdGG.
So here you can hear to these two albums and additionally the live double album „Pilgrims“ from 1976 where VdGG played the two albums in a concert at The Roundhouse, London on April 9th, 1976.
Van der Graaf Generator – Godbluff (1975 rem. 2005)
01 The Undercover Man
02 Scorched Earth
03 – Arrow
04 – The Sleepwalkers
05 – Forsaken Gradens (bonus)
06 – A Louse is not a Home (bonus)
Van der Graaf Generator – Still Life (1976 rem. 2005)
01 – Pilgrims
02 – Still Life
03 – La Rossa
04 – My Room (Waiting For Wonderland)
05 – Childlike Faith In Childhood's End
06 – Gog (bonus)
1976 - Pilgrims (Live In London 1976-04-19)
01 – Undercover Man
02 – Scorched Earth
03 – Arrows
04 – (In the) Black Room
05 – Pilgrims
06 – Still Life
07 – La Rossa
08 – Childlike Faith in Childhood´s End
09 – Gog – Magog (In Bromine Chambers)
10 - Sleepwalkers
https://www.imagenetz.de/ERH9U
For your pleasure
Robert
Mariem Hassan was a Sahrawi singer and poet from Western Sahara. She sang in Hassania, an Arabic dialect of Western Sahara and Mauritania, and sometimes in Spanish.
Mariem Hassan - Leyoad - 2002
https://www.imagenetz.de/hrH9X
Mariem Hassan – Deseos - 2005
https://www.imagenetz.de/kpEgU
Mariem Hassan – Shouka - 2010
https://www.imagenetz.de/mDcSk
Reminder:
Since the 1970s, Morocco has occupied Western Sahara militarily. This violates the right to self-determination of the Sahrawi people, who have been displaced and now live mostly as refugees in camps in Algeria.
In occupied Western Sahara, European companies are involved in phosphate mining, wind power projects, agriculture, and fishing, for example through imports, exports, or technical services. However, the economic exploitation of Western Sahara without the consent of the Sahrawi people violates international law.
The Sahrawi people have neither consented to entrepreneurial activities in the occupied territory nor do they receive a share of the profits. Despite UN efforts, there is no end in sight to the occupation—partly because it remains economically viable.
As a result of the poorly implemented decolonization of the region, Morocco occupied 85 percent of the territory. Today, Western Sahara is listed by the UN as a non-self-governing territory (Article 73 of the UN Charter). Moroccan control of the territory is illegal under international law.
Thanks for the Prunes, Zigzagwanderer. I echo your request for Return To Stockholm. I've been after that for a while too.
Thanks indeed to sambgodot & Richie Nixan for today's choices. Much obliged to you, chaps.
CD Rip of Le Tigre S/t
Le Tigre
https://mega.nz/file/XFgkEawa#zSPRJv2zrHiR0n6_SSVhRIcqsBwgAQPVCWyInTpZeKg
Yo Anonymous, great stuff. Did yer got by any chance the 2005 reissue of Van Der Graaf's live double “Vital” which had some extra trax. Be wunderlumps if did and could post a link.
Thank you very much!
@Whats That Sound? Thanks for Ms. Hassan's beautiful music, and for your reminder.
A.K.A. The Revolutionaries Vol.54
Dubs & Versions
Tracklist:
1. River To The Bank Version - Trinity
2. Your Pillow Version - Jah Thomas
3. All Gone Version - Trinity
4. Declaration Of Rights Dub - King Tubby & The Aggrovators
5. Cool Runnings Version - Trinity
6. Losing Battle Version - Sly & Robbie
7. Football Match Version - Trinity
8. Jack A The Farmer Version - Jah Mike
9. Banking Dub - Trinity
10. Khomeini Dub - Jah Martin All Stars
11. Long Run Short Ketch Version - Clint Eastwood
12. King Of Kings Version - Trinity
13. Kingston Pretty Version - Trinity
14. Premo Ballarena Version - Clint Eastwood
15. Dread Full Dub - Carl Dawkins
16. School Days Version - Trinity
17. Set Up Yourself Version - Trinity
18. Troubled Times Version - Clintones All Stars
19. Tidal Wave - Clancy Eccles All Stars
20. Tidal Wave (Part 2) - Clancy Eccles All Stars
Link: https://www.imagenetz.de/f6EMM
Dub
Ja-Mike
Thanks so much for the Stockholm live.
BIG thanx. BTW, I did not know the Southerners album from last week. KILLER!!!
R-Man, here is a link to Patchouli @320-Link good for 3 days.
https://we.tl/t-0taT1EpD57
Mark-Almond solo
after yesterday's Mark-Almond post
1969-Patent Pending [Johnny]
https://www.imagenetz.de/gh6Fz
1970-Hollywood Blues [Johnny]
https://www.imagenetz.de/csXoy
2017-Sally Free and Easy [1965 recording) [Jon]
https://www.imagenetz.de/fBMdQ
In the forlorn hope that someone has them, I'm missing two Jon Mark B-sides
Little Town Girl [B-side of "Paris Bells", 1966]
Run To Me [B-side of "All Neat In Black Stockings", 1969]
More Jon Mark solo tomorrow
Halleluwah, Robert, thanks for the VdGG.
@ Man from Mordor, the 2005 remaster did not have any extra tracks but the two missing tracks from original double live LP which were missing on the first CD print in 1989. So, the 2005 double CD matches exactly the
original double LP. A Link will come ;-)
Various – Soul Jewels Volume 2 - I Wake Up Crying
https://www.discogs.com/release/7645947-Various-Soul-Jewels-Volume-2-I-Wake-Up-Crying
Volume two in the Soul Jewels series may not be as flat-out awesome as the first, but that's no reason not to scope it out. Here are numerous gems and obscurities, tracks that have been left off single-artist compilations for no good reason. The music here is a bit more obscure than the hits, coming form the 1970s as it does, but easily just as satisfying. A case in point is Clarence Carter's mighty "What Was I Supposed to Do?," with its killer pained vocal and thudding rhythm section. Another would be Lonnie and Floyd's searing soul ballad, "I Pledge." But it gets better, as evidenced by the opener "I Stayed Away Too Long," by the Wallace Brothers, that drips with emotion and is underscored by a killer Southern soul bassline. These are a small sampling, of course, given there are 26 tracks here. This is the real stuff, in the cut, grooving, and sadder than the night is long when you're alone. Just get it. -AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek
***
cd / cuerip / scans (incl. booklet)
Flac
https://www.imagenetz.de/V8MUy
Soul Jewels Volume 1 - Losers Win Sometime
https://www.discogs.com/release/7645986-Various-Soul-Jewels-Volume-1-Losers-Win-Sometime
Stan Lewis' Jewel and Paula labels produced some very good southern soul singles in the 60s and early 70s. On this disc you will find some of the more grittier and less sophisticated southern soul ever made. If you like the sound of Stax, Goldwax and other southern soul labels you will definetly like this record. -Cies
ttou
320kb & artwork
https://www.imagenetz.de/yXrgC
Thanks for both.
Thanks to What's This Sound for the great Mariem Hassan and for the history lesson.
I have one other album of her's called El Aaiun Egdat which I'll post if you don't plan to.
Thanks again,
-Rick
Thanks to SuperSound for more southern soul!
R-man: thanx for Ben Atkins,
greets Robert
@ SuperSound, thanks for the jewels.
cheers,ELtel
Sunday Gospel # 11 & 24 Repost Please !!!
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