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2022 Update 20
2022 releases from previously posted bands and artists
Tedeschi Trucks Band
2022-I Am The Moon: II. Ascension
https://www.imagenetz.de/ifCwE
01 - Playing With My Emotions - Tedeschi Trucks Band
02 - Ain't That Something - Tedeschi Trucks Band
03 - All The Love - Tedeschi Trucks Band
04 - So Long Savior - Tedeschi Trucks Band
05 - Rainy Day - Tedeschi Trucks Band
06 - La Di Da - Tedeschi Trucks Band
07 - Hold That Line - Tedeschi Trucks Band
2022-I Am the Moon: III. The Fall
https://www.imagenetz.de/mjAMZ
01 - Somehow - Tedeschi Trucks Band
02 - None Above - Tedeschi Trucks Band
03 - Yes We Will - Tedeschi Trucks Band
04 - Gravity - Tedeschi Trucks Band
05 - Emmaline - Tedeschi Trucks Band
06 - Take Me As I Am - Tedeschi Trucks Band
2022-I Am the Moon: IV. Farewell
https://www.imagenetz.de/jc8BH
01 - Last Night in the Rain - Tedeschi Trucks Band
02 - Soul Sweet Song - Tedeschi Trucks Band
03 - D'Gary - Tedeschi Trucks Band
04 - Where Are My Friends? - Tedeschi Trucks Band
05 - I Can Feel You Smiling - Tedeschi Trucks Band
06 - Another Day - Tedeschi Trucks Band
Who remembers Twiggy?
Twiggy – Twiggy (1976)
01 Vanilla O'Lay
02 Good For You Too
03 Just Bidin' My Time
04 Pieces Of April
05 Appalachian Boy
06 Rain On The Roof
07 Here I Go Again
08 Vaudeville Man
09 Caravan Tonight
10 Done My Cryin' Time
11 Everything Comes In Time
https://www.imagenetz.de/sBkzT
For your pleasure
Robert
Bing Crosby
The Chronological 1926-1951
cds 22-23-24
https://mega.nz/file/EPcVwDrb#VCyGGXFBN7n0AYZ1yeE_UgzBqi3tipXOCfntMq5QJpI
#6 of 10
Foals / What Went Down (2015)
Foals / 2015-08-26, Reading Festival
Foals / CCTV Sessions (2016)
https://mega.nz/folder/UroGyL5T#zN2-bwJ0VBeqs6Ss7oFdPg
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
2 more NILSSON LPs and a radio performance
HARRY https://www.discogs.com/release/1292302-Nilsson-Harry
https://workupload.com/file/cfsStWVSnMW
NILSSON SINGS NEWMAN https://www.discogs.com/release/721371-Nilsson-Nilsson-Sings-Newman
https://workupload.com/file/FN545G8Ppzq
BBC CONCERT 1971 1. Mr Richardson’s Favourite 2. Gotta Get Up 3. Walk Right Back/Let The Good Times Roll 4. Lifeline 5. Joy 6. Without Her 7. Coconut 8. 1941
https://workupload.com/file/T6DgvfF4J66
Here's some Buck Clayton for anyone who wants them..
Buck Clayton - Jam Sessions (Disc 1)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/9nr33r
Buck Clayton - Jam Sessions (Disc 2)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/tnvu6j
Buck Clayton - Jam Sessions (Disc 3)... https://www.sendspace.com/pro/dl/n0s2xi
sun
off topic 1
Google.And.The.World.Brain.2013.WEBRip.x264-ION10
https://pixeldrain.com/u/3qbJ3G7N
off topic 2
Digital.Disconnect.2018.DVDRip.x264-HANDJOB
https://pixeldrain.com/u/GbU8ug7i
off topic 3
Henry.Rollins.Keep.Talking.Pal.2018.PROPER.WEBRip.x264-ION10
https://pixeldrain.com/u/PSpAoeFN
Bucephalus
P.S. looking for non-fiction worthwhile reading for sharing with my nephew. we have both read :
The Need to Be Whole_ Patriotism and the History of -- Wendell Berry
at his suggestion and
AMERICAN APARTHEID (The Native American struggle for self-determination and inclusion)by Stephanie Woodard.
B.
Sunday Gospel #52
The Fantastic Family Aires – Moving On Up 1975
The Gospel Messengers – His Love 1962
The Soul Stirrers - The Gospel Truth 1967
https://pixeldrain.com/u/G6fGNjso
Osibisa Singles As & Bs
https://www.imagenetz.de/viywk
Discogs https://www.discogs.com/release/7607056-Osibisa-Singles-As-Bs-12-Inches
djmcblues2 - Thanks for the Chronicles Americana volumes!
Thanks for today's off topic selections, Bucephalus.
In re: your question, i'm not sure if this is the kind of thing you're looking for, but i can highly recommend 'Is Democracy Possible?' by John Burnheim, 'Cultural Dementia' by David Andress, and 'The Assault On Truth' by Peter Oborne. All excellent books for my money.
Yes, Richie muster, and hopefully others, those suggestions look like they are up our alley, some of the foxfire books are also good, and my Dad Recommended The Road to Serfdom by F A Hayek.
Thank-you
Bucephalus
@djmcblues2 - Thanks for the Chronicles Americana collection.
@RiCK SAUNDERS - Thanks for the continued movie contributions
Thanx Philo!
Thanks to SuperSound for the southern soul he's been posting lately.
Would anyone of you kind people have Various Artists – New Orleans Soul 1962-1966 to share?
https://www.discogs.com/release/12992997-Various-New-Orleans-Soul-1962-1966
Thank you in advance.
I second that!
A.K.A. The Revolutionaries Vol.82
Dubs, Versions & Instrumentals
Tracklist:
1. Brandy Version - John Holt
2. Cooling Out - Joe Gibbs & The Proffesionals
3. Crucial Bubble - Eric Bubble Rebel Lion Style
4. Dance All Style - Errol Scorcher
5. Don't Fight Your Brother Version - John Holt
6. Dub Part II - Gregory Isaacs
7. Dubvotion - Gladiator Band
8. Every Day Is Just A Holiday Version - John Holt
9. Green Bay Massacre - Jah Lloyd & The Black Lion
10. Hold On Joshua Part 2 - Exuma
11. How Can I Version - John Holt
12. I Am Your Man Version - John Holt
13. In His Own Way Disco Version - Dennis Brown And Big Youth
14. Lonely Sheep - Joe Gibbs & The Professionals
15. Mr Isaacs Version - Gregory Isaacs
16. Mr. Brown Version - Gregory Isaacs
17. Part Two Dub - G.G. Allstars
18. Production Something - Grandpa Culture / The Revolutionarys
19. Sunshine For Me Version - Gregory Isaacs
20. Take I Outa Captive Version - Jah Stones
Link: https://www.imagenetz.de/FVwz9
Dub
Ja-Mike
Thanks again for the gospels.
Message From The Soul Sisters!
Various – James Brown's Original Funky Divas
https://www.discogs.com/release/569368-Various-James-Browns-Original-Funky-Divas
This long-overdue collection shines a light on the lesser-known side of James Brown's musical empire: the ladies. And what ladies--seriously soulful songbirds like Lyn Collins ("The Female Preacher"), Vicki Anderson and Yvonne Fair, bawdy blues shouter Elsie Mae ("T.V. Mama"), and the unheralded Marva Whitney, who unleashes the hip-hop sample staple "Unwind Yourself." There are also two tracks from a young singer named Tammy Montgomery, who after leaving Brown's tutelage would sign with Motown and emerge as Tammi Terrell. From big hits like Collins's "Think (About It)" to obscure singles such as Elsie Mae's "Do You Really Want to Rescue Me, Part 1" (an answer to Fontella Bass's "Rescue Me"), this two-CD anthology is sheer R&B heaven and essential for fans of gritty, hip-shaking, finger-wagging, "You better think, boy" anthems. --Amy Linden
Over the decades, James Brown collaborated with, and encouraged, some of funk's leading ladies. During the '60s and early '70s in particular, every Brown show featured a 15- or 20-minute break when he would leave the stage, turning it over to a young female singer who'd perform her own mini set -- an event that became a tradition and an important part of the revue. It is these women who are collected across this marvelous and historically potent two-disc set. The first disc (1960s) kicks off with Bea Ford's "You've Got the Power." A duet with Brown, it's a sweetly charged ballad with a sleepy tempo, and marks the only song the duo ever recorded, although Ford would stay with Brown for nearly a year after. From January 1962, Yvonne Fair's "I Found You," meanwhile, would be reworked by Brown himself in 1965 as "I Got You (I Feel Good)." Other '60s highlights include the 1964 Anna King/Bobby Byrd duet "Baby Baby Baby" and Fair's impassioned, powerful tribute to strong women doing what they have to do, "You Can Make It if You Try." The 1970s disc features long "sets" from Brown's most successful protégés, Vicki Anderson (who also makes an appearance on the '60s collection) and Lyn Collins, together consuming 16 of the 19 tracks. Standouts from Anderson's portion are the supremely funky "The Message From the Soul Sisters, Pts. 1-2," which features both outstanding horn arrangements and some elastic bass from Bootsy Collins, and the always appreciated classic "I'm Too Tough for Mr. Big Stuff (Hot Pants)." The Collins tracks collect many of her chart hits, including "Think (About It)" and "Mama Feelgood," but the most interesting inclusion is the long "disco version" of the girl-powered "You Can't Love Me, If You Don't Respect Me" -- previously only available on a promo. Rounding up the 1970s tracks are the traditional gospel of "The Lord Will Make a Way Somehow, Pts. 1-2," beautifully wrought by Kay Robinson, and Martha High's duet with Brown, "Summertime." This is a crucial collection of the original women who rock -- the soul and funk divas who paved the way. -Allmusic Review by Amy Hanson
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2xcd / cuerip / scans (incl. 24-page booklet)
320kb (403 MB)
https://www.imagenetz.de/eLFTm
Flac (811 MB)
https://www.imagenetz.de/P4n36
The Caretaker- Everywhere at the End of Time Stage 1
https://mega.nz/file/2FA0TZLL#5dcdHqtplsOez_qp5IhchKRrAjUc10A5a3mD1L9MB_E
Thank you, SuperSound!
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