Sunday, 31 August 2025

Combustible Edison "I, Swinger" 1994

This album is a MUST HAVE for all lounge and exotica fans. Buy it now! - Old Man Parker
Combustible Edison was an American neo-lounge music group founded in the early 1990s in Providence, Rhode Island. They were was one of several lounge acts that led a brief resurgence of interest in the genre during the mid-1990s.
Unlike other bands with a more ironic take on the lounge scene, Combustible Edison took the music seriously and strove to add to what its members saw as a canon of works by Esquivel, Henry Mancini and Martin Denny. Said Trouser Press, "As the band that poured the first shot in the Cocktail Revolution, this Boston-area combo brought lounge music into the '90s—or, more accurately, transported tastemakers back to the suburbia of the '50s—with strikingly authentic interpretations of some of the most unauthentic sounds known to mankind."…to be continued… - wiki
trax:
01 Cadillac 02 The Millionaire's Holiday 03 Breakfast at Denny's 04 Intermission 05 Cry Me a River 06 Impact 07 Guadaloupe 08 Carnival of Souls 09 The Veldt 10 Surabaya Johnny 11 Spy Vs. Spy 12 Theme from "The Tiki Wonder Hour"

This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!

The Bills "Straight from the Gutter" 2012

The Bills play wild surf punk and come from New Orleans!
trax:
01 Apollo Creed 02 Baltimore Foot Stomper 03 Brain Fart 04 F Y'all 05 Good Slump 06 Put This Thing to Rest 07 Straight from the Gutter 08 The Maggot 09 Watered Down

Llobarros "Llobarros, Exotica & Fuzz" 2019 + "Live Single" 2019

LLOBARROS is a combo of exotic and rock and roll instrumental that combines the energy of the garage with the voluptuousness of the Mediterranean ways in search of a mysterious and malignant sound with which to achieve a blunt, as amusing as overwhelming.

trax:
01 La perla exòtica 02 Nocturna 03 Fuzz Manxú 04 The Lame (Marxa Mora)

"Live Single" 2019
Rocker urgency, low-fi grime, and exotic elegance ensure a powerful show that inevitably draws the audience into the great rock party.

trax:
01 Casbah (live) 02 Malvarrosa (live)

…and now for something completely different! 2832 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Saturday, 30 August 2025

The Animals "The Radio Sessions 1965 - 1966 live" 2020

March 1986's The Twain Shall Meet found the band digging deeper into psychedelia and social commentary, and the anti-war track "Sky Pilot" would become a staple on FM rock stations. In April 1968, the Animals expanded to a sextet with the addition of organ player George Bruno, aka Zoot Money, a longtime figure in the U.K. R&B scene. Bruno would appear on August 1968's Every One of Us, while Love Is, which appeared in December 1968, was a two-LP set that introduced another edition of the band, with Burdon, Jenkins, and Bruno joined by bassist John Weider and guitarist Andy Summers. (Years later, the latter would become a major star with the Police.) It would prove to be the end of the line for the Animals; by the time the album appeared in shops, Burdon broke up the act, and a year later he would re-appear fronting the Los Angeles R&B/funk band War...
...In 1975, the original Animals lineup of Burdon, Price, Valentine, Chandler, and Steel reunited to cut a new album, Before We Were So Rudely Interrupted. The LP was a throwback to the tough R&B sound of their early work, and it was well-received by critics, though poor promotion prevented it from making much of an impression in the marketplace. The group toured briefly in support of the release, but by the end of 1976, they had once again disbanded. Another album featuring the original lineup, Ark, came out in 1983, and was a modest commercial success, rising to number 66 on the American album charts, and the subsequent concert tour was documented on 1984's Rip It to Shreds: Their Greatest Hits Live. It marked the end of the Animals, though in the 1990s Hilton Valentine and John Steel toured with a group known as Valentine's Animals and later Animals II, while beginning in the 2000s, John Steel led a band called Animals and Friends that through most of its existence featured Mick Gallagher on keyboards. (Eric Burdon would also sometimes bill his backing band as the Animals.) The original Animals lineup was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1994. Bryan "Chas" Chandler, who went on to manage Jimi Hendrix and Slade, died in 1996, while Dave Rowberry lost his life in 2003 and Hilton Valentine passed in 2021. - by Steve Leggett
trax:
01 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 02 Gonna Send You Back to Georgia 03 Mess Around 04 What Am I Living For 05 Lawdy Miss Clawdy 06 See See Rider 07 Bring It On Home To Me 08 Gotta Find My Baby 09 Squeeze Her, Tease Her 10 Work Song 11 Heartbreak Hotel 12 We've Got To Get Out Of This Place 13 Rosie (live) 14 It's My Life 15 Corrina Corrina 16 She'll Return It 17 Maudie 18 Wee Wee Hours 19 One Monkey Don't Stop No Show 20 Sweet Little Sixteen 21 Inside Looking Out 22 Jailhouse Rock 23 Paint It Black 24 The Same Thing 25 A Love Like Yours 26 Connection 27 When I Was Young

Halloween Horrors of Modern Surf Rock - Vol 7 - Skullaballoo

Another goodie! Nineteen instrumentals and one with vocals - The Hellbenders' "The Ghosts of Boot Hill."..
...It's more (sort of) rockin' country but has that surfie guitar going for it.
Favorites include the Treble Spankers' "A Man Called Curse," the Lava Rats' "A Phalanx of Terror," Insect Surfers' "Ghost Train," Los Plantronics' "Voodoo Astronaut," and the Surf Zombies' "Skullaballoo." Enjoy! - George Glass (original uploader) https://groovylibrary.blogspot.com
trax:
1 A Phalanx of Terror - The Lava Rats 2 Skeleton Key - Slacktone 3 Hot Zombie - Go! Tsunami 4 Asquerotropic - Sr. Bikini 5 Something Wicked This Way Comes - The Coffin Daggers 6 Ghost Train - Insect Surfers 7 Phantom Wave - Mark Brodie & The Beaver Patrol 8 The Ghosts of Boot Hill - The Hellbenders 9 A Man Called Curse - The Treble Spankers 10 She Scares Me - Yawning Man 11 Shark Byte - The Bone Sharks 12 Terror Pipe - The Reverberators 13 Costa de la muerte - Los Kahunas 14 Voodoo Astronaut - Los Plantronics 15 Sea Storm - Cosmonauti 16 Dark Surf - The Astroglides 17 Devil's Slide - Pollo del Mar 18 Bodybag - The Stingrays 19 Haunted Surf - Tremolo Wankers 20 Skullaballoo - The Surf Zombies
...compiled by George Glass (original uploader) https://groovylibrary.blogspot.com

"Do The 45!" Vol. 1052 (2025)

Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1 Confident (F Spot) - Cliff Beach feat. Mestizo Beat 2 Penny Arcade (F Spot) - Cliff Beach feat. Mestizo Beat 3 Deacon Jones (Kom-A-Day) - Boozoo Chavis 4 L.A. Women Love Uncle Bud (Kom-A-Day) - Boozoo Chavis 5 Moving on (Pressure Disk) - Jimmy London 6 Moving on Dub (Pressure Disk) - Sunshot Allstars 7 Put Your Hands Together (Philadelphia International) - The O'Jays 8 You Got Your Hooks in Me (Philadelphia International) - The O'Jays 9 Good Goody Getter (Westbound) - Denise LaSalle 10 Don't Nobody Live Here (By the Name of Fool) (Westbound) - Denise LaSalle 11 Love's Made a Fool of You (United Artists) - Cochise 12 That's What Daddy Wants (Emi-Capitol) - Wayne Hancock 13 Brand New Cadillac (Emi-Capitol) - Wayne Hancock 14 Echo Beach (Virgin) - Martha & The Muffins 15 Whicha Way Did It Go (Stax) - Pops Staples 16 What's Your Thing (Stax) - The Staple Singers 17 Abba Zaba (Buddah/Sundazed) - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 18 Yellow Brick Road (Buddah/Sundazed) - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 19 Plastic Factory (Buddah/Sundazed) - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 20 Where There's Woman (Buddah/Sundazed) - Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band 21 Neanderthal Man (Capitol) - Hotlegs 22 You Didn't Like It, Because You Didn't Think of It (Capitol) - Hotlegs 23 Kumbo Coming (Stereo) (Mainstream) - Afrique 24 Give It to Me (Colossus) - The Mob
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...

…and now for something completely different! 2831 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Friday, 29 August 2025

Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited "Jet Sound Inc." 2002

Hip music made on flee-market instruments!
Remember the sixties instrumental one-day-hit-wonder 'Telstar' ? It sounds like SSSU picked up the old organ from this song (moog?) from a flee-market and started to make their own instrumental music on it, sampled with some other old electronic instruments that nobody looks after anymore. Quite good, the more you listen to it, the more you will like it. The atmosphere is like science-fiction music of the past, all instrumental, some songs with a echoing Ennio Morricone country-guitar. Perfectly fits in a lounge bar decorated with Barbarella posters. Reviewer: Sander Kessels "sander@kessels.com" (amsterdam, nh Netherlands)
trax:
1. The Lizard 2. 4th Gear Left Hand Corner 3. The Pool Scene 4. Snakecharmer 5. C For Cobra 6. Vampire Walk 7. Harlem Nightdrive 8. Kowalski 9. Emerald Coast 10. The Drunken Camel 11. 36 Degrees In The Shade 12. Nightclub 13. Nassau Shake Down 14. The Birdman

Van Dyke Parks "Discover America" 1972

While I dig "Song Cycle" quite a bit, I prefer "Discover America", Van Dyke's sprawling, tropical fever dream. What does it sound like? I liken it to giving a bunch of Disney characters lost in Trinidad with nothing but a bottle of booze and a bag of coke. I dunno. It's a whole hill of fun and a big kick in the rubber parts. Light the tiki torches, crank it up, and relax. - By Patrick Crain (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma United States)
After reading reviews for other Van Dyke Parks albums, I'm amazed at how easily this one gets overlooked; Mr. Parks certainly has many strong albums which deserve heaping amounts of credit (Song Cycle and Jump! come to mind first), but to me this one is the perfect blend of the artistic sensibilities of "Song Cycle" and the listenability and pop/catchiness of "Clang of the Yankee Reaper" (The albums released just before and after "Discover America").
To my ears, this one has just the right combination of elements from both albums, and has proven to be the one I come back to listen to the most. Some people may gripe that there are a number of covers on this album (as another reviewer mentioned, "Roosevelt in Trinidad" contains a number of the original versions): But this is where Park's talent for instrumentation, arranging and personalizing material shines through. This album swells and swoons in all the right places; it is a funky feverish haze with exquisite instrumentation, arrangements, and just the right mix of artistic pretention and outright feelgood funkiness. A tropical cocktail that'll shake you! - By Josh Z. Bonder "a sound painter" (Toronto) - amazon
trax:
1. Jack Palance 2. Introduction 3. Bing Crosby 4. Steelband Music 5. The Four Mills Brothers 6. Be Careful 7. John Jones 8. FDR In Trinidad 9. Sweet Trinidad 10. Occapella 11. Sailin' Shoes 12. Riverboat 13. Ode To Tobago 14. Your Own Comes First 15. G-Man Hoover 16. Stars And Stripes Forever 17. Out On The Rolling Sea Where Jesus Speaks To Me

Kingargoolas "Kingargoolas" 2013

Surf Rock Instrumental from Guarapuava, Brazil

trax:
01 Enia, Puxe o Freio! 02 Lambreta Sunburst 03 Lemequifoá 04 Corra Carlos, Corra! 05 Solobonite 06 Power Caçamba Combo 07 O Cadafalso 08 Hipotálamos Reverse 09 Watusi's Boogie 10 Ampolis Cacildis 11 Dança Famigerada do Viking Engessado 12 Acme Speed Dynamite 13 Trinity y las Chicas del Can Can

…and now for something completely different! 2830 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Thursday, 28 August 2025

Robyn Hitchcock "This Is The BBC" 2006

This Is the BBC is an album by Robyn Hitchcock, released on the Hux Records label in April 2006...
...It rounds up fourteen tracks recorded for radio, primarily with Andy Kershaw between 1995 and 1999. It can therefore be viewed as a sequel piece to The Kershaw Sessions. The tracks cover Hitchcock's contemporary material at the time of recording, and include a version of the evocative "I Saw Nick Drake" with lyrical amendments. It also includes a cover of Bob Dylan's "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry". The packaging features Hitchcock's artwork and significantly utilises a painting by his father Raymond as a cover, which dates to 1954. (Raymond Hitchcock is also pictured in the booklet.) - wiki
trax:
01 Man With A Woman's Shadow 02 Heliotrope 03 De Chirico Street 04 The Cheese Alarm 05 Jewels For Sophia 06 Polly On The Shore 07 Where Do You Go When You Die 08 I Saw Nick Drake 09 It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry 10 Andy Kershaw Jingle 11 Birds In Perspex 12 Sally Was A Legend 13 Elizabeth Jane 14 Madonna Of The Wasps

The Above "The Above" 2010

Brooklyn's newest ambassadors of garage, R&B, and freakbeat unveil their formidable debut record...
...Featuring raw guitars, soulful singing, wailing harmonica, and primitive pounding drums - in short a proper driving energetic rock'n'roll sound that will soon have you shaking like it's 1966.If you like the primal energy of early Who/Kinks/Creation, or just superfine rock 'n' roll, this record will surprise you and rock your socks off! As far as i'm concerned, this is already the album of the year. (Ratboy)
trax:
01 What She Said 02 Bollywood Woman 03 Walked Out On Me 04 Don't Believe In The Light 05 Special Somethin' 06 Come Quick 07 West End Supermarket 08 Act Your Age 09 She's The Girl 10 You're Gonna Cry 11 Find Somebody New 12 It's Good

The Bills "Live at WTUL" 2010

The Bills play wild surf punk and come from New Orleans!
trax:
01 Straight From the Gutter + The Maggot + Apollo Creed 02 Put This Thing To Rest 03 Drunk and Loose 04 Homecoming Night 05 Brain Fart 06 Raging Bull

…and now for something completely different! 2829 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS RELEASED IN 2023 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS AND NO REQUESTS FOR FLAC OR OTHER LOSSLESS, IF YOU WANT FLAC, BUY THE ALBUM)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful. All other official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy. Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966 and Gaius R.I.P.

Wednesday, 27 August 2025

"Brazilian Tsunami" 2019

Uniformly excellent, without a single lemon, this compilation of 63 tracks for less than 10 cents a track is an incredible bargain, - The Execrable Bede
Capturing the current state of the surf music scene in Brazil is the main goal of Brazilian Tsunami, a compilation produced by the Orleone Records and Reverb Brasil labels, in collaboration with the 63 bands featured on these three CDs.
This initiative portrays a veritable flood of reverb from the four corners of the country; from north to south, east to west, surf music has proliferated throughout Brazil in recent years. With a permanent presence at festivals and radio shows, this wet instrumental music is once again in the spotlight in the alternative scene, playing a significant role in the current music market.
There's no doubt that we're experiencing the most prosperous moment for the style in Brazil. The emergence of a new scene with bands that have forged their own path, sometimes free from pre-established standards, combined with the performances of several international acts in Brazil, have fueled the circuit, which has proliferated and spread its tentacles throughout Brazil.
Another important factor was the intensification of contacts and connections created and maintained with our Latin American brothers. Many bands from Argentina, Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Colombia, and others approached our scene, crossing borders and witnessing the intensity of the reverb practiced here firsthand.
In general, Brazilian Tsunami carries the DNA of Brazilian surf music in all its variations and forms. The bands present here developed their identity based on what they listened to and, in many cases, took as inspiration the environment in which they were created, sometimes rubbing shoulders with the pioneering work of groups like The Jordans, The Clevers, Jet Blacks, Os Incríveis, Os Milionários, etc., groups that began the history of the style here in the 1960s and achieved great success, marking their name in the history and memory of Brazilian music.
Beyond the references that emerged in its early days, the style reconnected with the general public in the 1980s, thanks to the Beach Boy-esque João Penca and his Miquinhos Amestrados. In the 1990s, it expanded dramatically with the release of the film "Pulp Fiction," a pop culture gem featuring the anthem "Miserlou," performed by the king of kings, Dick Dale, as its soundtrack.
The 1990s scene was directly responsible for what we are experiencing today. The effervescent youth, fresh from the military dictatorship, encountered the democratic system and reclaimed their place—like all segments of Brazilian society—expanding through fanzines, magazines, websites, record labels, distributors, festivals, etc. From this wave emerged names that were fundamental to the consolidation of the style in South America's largest country. The "second generation of Brazilian surf music" was very productive, and some names remain active to this day. Bands like Os Ostras, Stanley Dix, Estrume'n'tal, Gasolines, Go!, Os Argonautas, and Tri Dux (just to name a few) paved the way and repaved the path that produced many of the bands featured here.
Across these three albums, we've compiled 63 songs from 63 different bands! Yes, it's an incredible feat for a scene that doesn't rely on mainstream media and whose driving force is its own members, who self-manage their decisions and keep the wheels turning in different parts of this immense country.
Being part of this history, experiencing this event, is something that fills us with pride, and that's why this collection is truly special to us. We owe a special thanks to everyone who was directly or indirectly involved in this project: to the current gentlemen who started this whole story in an unusual country, to the subsequent generations of the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, and, above all, to each of the bands involved here, for all their dedication, patience, and camaraderie. Also, to the great Leopoldo "Mocotó" Furtado, my brother, pilot of the most important label dedicated to the style in South America, Reverb Brasil, and main coordinator of this project. Each of you is a drop in this great wave. You are the protagonists of this story. Sincerely, thank you! Put on the CD, turn up the volume, crack open a beer, and get numb to the reverb with Brazilian Tsunami. SURF'S UP! - Text written by Neri "Emiliano" Mello, drummer for Mullet Monster Mafia and chairman of Orleone Records/Mamute Produções.
trax:
1 Surf Explosão - The Dead Rocks 2 Billy The Ghost - Os Brutus 3 Chafurdo Com A Gangue - Jubarte Ataca 4 Silence and Thunder - Joanatan Richard 5 Dirty Plexus - Kingargoolas 6 Mandíbula - Búfalos D'Água 7 Little Coconuts - Mary O and The Pink Flamingos 8 Surfando na Serra do Cipó - Los Pollos Caipiras 9 Questionable Navigation - Surfadelica 10 Eldorado - Sex On The Beach 11 Pirarucu Attack - Jacaré Junkie 12 Pique-Nique Beibe - Esquivo Devoluto 13 De Volta ao Banheiro - Superguedes 14 Banana Boogie - Os Pontas 15 Munheca - Marcelo Callado 16 Chicken Haole - The Raulis 17 Onde está o Wally? - Os Gatunos 18 The Last Ride to El Dorado - Quentin Brothers 19 Siberia - Reverba Trio 20 Ode à Rainha Diaba - Beermudas 21 Cheira Carimbó - Gasolines 22 Black Coffin Board - The Mullet Monster Mafia 23 Sábado Violento - Light Strucks 24 Organicool - Baleia Mutante 25 Surfin' Lava - The Violentures 26 Tereza - Brian Oblivion e seus Raios Catódicos 27 Death Surf - Drakula 28 Tererê - Apicultores Clandestinos 29 Rubi's Valley Halfpipe - Maniáticos do Reverb 30 Tutube - Buzz Driver 31 Bico Liso na Quissassa Medonha - Barbatanas 32 Enigma de Nazca - Surf Aliens 33 Casa Cheia de Veneno - Los Prego 34 Tsunami - The Old Jack 35 Boldró - Moreia The Surf Monsters 36 Rei da Praia - Beach Combers 37 Duelo Surf - Hitchcocks 38 Raulis CWB - Comanches 39 Maracaípe - Os Aquamans 40 Sangue de Androide - Sangue de Androide 41 Space Station - Ted Boys Marinos 42 Sasha Stomp - Footstep Surf Music Band 43 Disaster - Intóxicos 44 Sunset Vista - Trabajo Cubano 45 Trágica Noite - O Boi Solitário 46 Nice View of Paradise - Wood Surfers 47 Telemetria - Retrofoguetes 48 Granizo - Movie Star Trash 49 Guanxuma Jamaicana - Paquetá 50 O Pingaiada - Shark & Os Tubarões 51 Intacto - Terremotor 52 Big Wave Surfing - Surfabats 53 A Misteriosa Lagoa do Abaeté - Ivan Motosserra Surf&Trash 54 El (Santo) Mariachi - Os Carburadores 55 Storm Fisherman - The Pulltones 56 A terrível perseguição intergaláctica ao último quilombo de Emme Ya - Tartarugas de Patinetes 57 Dizzy - The Almighty Devildogs 58 Regeneration of Reptilicus - Robotron 59 A Vingança de Frank - Reverendo Frankenstein 60 Skapeta - Surinames 61 Transilvânia - PROA 62 Babababa - Gabriel Thomaz Trio 63 Fugindo desesperadamente do helicóptero malvado na densa selva sombria e úmida e com muitos perigos - Capitão Parafina & Os Haoles

Halloween Horrors of Modern Surf Rock - Vol 6

Another 20 tracks of maddening modern surf rock...
...Favs include the Killer Bananazz's "Freaks of Nature," the Galaxy Trio's "Surf n' Destroy," and Evan Foster's "Werewolves International." They're all good. Enjoy! - George Glass https://groovylibrary.blogspot.com
trax:
1 Horror Peak - Burt Rocket 2 Zombi Hut - The Tiki Tones 3 Spiderwebs - Jetpack 4 Black Surf - acks 7 Surf n' Destroy - The Galaxy Trio 8 The Beast - Dick Dale 9 Freaks of Nature - The Killer Bananazz 10 Theme from the Maneater - The Huntington Cads 11 Calypso Voodoo - Los Twangers 12 Wolfman - The Dynotones 13 Mermaid vs. Sasquatch - Go! Tsunami 14 Toothless Cannibal - The Sandblasters 15 Batwing - The Torpedoes 16 Zombie Stomp - The Creepniks 17 The Hearse - The Untamed Youth 18 The Spider - The Verbtones 19 Our Favorite Martian - The Aquasonics 20 Werewolves International - Evan Foster
...compiled by George Glass (original uploader) https://groovylibrary.blogspot.com

"Do The 45!" Vol. 1051 (2025)

Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1 Marthita (Virrey) - Los Walker's 2 La Muchacha de La Valija (Ligados) (Virrey) - Los Walker's 3 Amiga (Horoscope) - Pintura Roja 4 Eres Tu (Horoscope) - Pintura Roja 5 Danza de Pachilin (Infopesa) - uaneco Y Su Combo 6 Porque Te Cambiaste El Nombre (Infopesa) - Juaneco Y Su Combo 7 La Ronda de Los Enamos (Sono Radio) - Los Orientales De Paramonga 8 Tuco Tico (Las Uracas) (Sono Radio) - Los Orientales De Paramonga 9 La Minga (Sono Radio) - Los Wembler's De Iquitos 10 Bailando Hasta El Amanecer (Sono Radio) - Los Wembler's De Iquitos 11 La Chicharra (Fta) - Los Beta 5 12 Esmeralda Rascame La Espalda (Fta) - Los Beta 5 13 La Bolita (Primicia) - Los Girasoles Con Felix Martinez 14 La Manivela (Primicia) - Los Girasoles Con Felix Martinez 15 Ya Se Ha Muerto Mi Abuelo (Infopesa) - Juaneco Y Su Combo 16 Recordando a Fachin (Infopesa) - Juaneco Y Su Combo 17 Vacilando Con Ayahuasca (Infopesa) - Juaneco Y Su Combo 18 Watch That Girl (Little Fatty Boom Boom) (Original Gravity) - Junior Dell & the D-Lites 19 Sharpen Up! (Original Gravity) - Woodfield Rd Allstars 20 El Tumbao Del Solar (Original Gravity) - Abramo & Nestor 21 Chevere Girl (Original Gravity) - Luchito & Nestor 22 Vacilar Mi Guajira (Original Gravity) - La Vieja Escuela 23 La Fiesta Se Va (Original Gravity) - Nestor Alvarez 24 Miss Aranivah (Original Gravity) - Junior Dell & The D-Lites 25 Why Why Why? (Original Gravity) - Junior Dell & The D-Lites 26 Mujer Hilandera (Infopesa) - Juaneco Y Su Combo
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...

…and now for something completely different! 2828 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

We have a first entry each day that is a picture or a video, and only in that entry you can place your music links and requests (NO ALBUMS RELEASED IN 2023 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS AND NO REQUESTS FOR FLAC OR OTHER LOSSLESS, IF YOU WANT FLAC, BUY THE ALBUM)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful. All other official posts will only allow comments related to the official posts and such. That way it will keep things much more organized and tidy. Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966 and Gaius R.I.P.

Tuesday, 26 August 2025

Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited "The Spacesound Effect" 2000

FOUR DIMENSIONAL STEREO. 15 masterful songs, each unique and beautiful in its own way. With the help of their collection of strange vintage musical gadgets (perhaps the largest in Europe), the composers now present their recorded masterwork.
From their studio somewhere in Zurich Switzerland, Ernest Maeschi & Karen Diblitz once more take "old fashioned" electronic musical devices and create wonderment for the ears. This 3rd SSSU album took a while to grow on me, but is now firmly placed as my 2nd-favorite of theirs (right after THE FLUID SOUNDBOX). "The Spacesound Effect", "Senor Lopez", and my favorite "The Twisting Spy" are all stand-outs that have wedged their way into my mind like a beautiful, melodic form of brain-washing (hey, it's better than TV commercials!). They have 4 albums out now, and every one's a winner! ("The Forbidden Zone" (Camden, NJ))
This, the third CD by this Swiss duo, is by far their best effort yet. It does not fit in any particular category and therefore does not get much airplay. This is a real tragedy when ninety percent of what does get airplay is nothing but assembly line commercially manufactured garbage.
SSSU, on the other hand, takes images of sci-fi, lounge, spy, surf, and add their own special sauce to create an irresistible cocktail that is pure fun, highly danceable and unlike anything you've heard before. Let some fresh musical air come in your soul. Listen to the Space Sound Effect. You'll thank yourself for it. Reviewer:Baudouin Struye "Bo Struye" (L.A., CA USA)
trax:
1. Spacesound Effect 2. Senor Lopez 3. Samba Patrol 4. Lino Ventura 5. Section 5 6. Haunted 7. Blues for K. 8. Twisting Spy 9. Little Ghoul 10. Riviera Drive 11. Double Agent 12. Wheelspin 13. Cool Move 14. Crimeville 15. Waltz Underneath
...originally served by Eek! The Cat (R.I.P.)...

Van Dyke Parks "Song Cycle" 1968

"Van Dyke Parks has always been one of the great charlatans of US music history!"
Former child actor Van Dyke Parks had reinvented himself as a songwriter, arranger, raconteur, and budding conceptualist when Warner Bros. bankrolled this brave, baroque 1968 debut, which has achieved true notoriety in the annals of '60s California pop.
More heard-of than heard, Song Cycle sailed against the tide of guitar-driven, blues-drenched rock to bet on the orchestral ambitions of Sgt. Pepper, weaving a conceptual tapestry from folk, Tin Pan Alley, and classical strands. In place of generational anthems or confessional love songs, Parks's coy, modest tenor offered intricate, impressionistic wordplay ripe with puns, multiple-entendres, and geopolitical allusions far beyond the pale of countercultural rock. On songs such as "The All Golden," "Palm Desert," and "Laurel Canyon Blvd.," you'll hear poetic links to Brian Wilson's most convoluted, internalized soundscapes, as well as a wily musical intelligence that will either intoxicate or infuriate you. Not unlike a brattier, Californian cousin to Stephen Sondheim, Parks revels in musical and thematic puzzles, and Song Cycle offers his most seductive and challenging ones. - Sam Sutherland
trax:
1 Vine Street 2 Palm Desert 3 Widow's Walk 4 Laurel Canyon Blvd. 5 The All Golden 6 Van Dyke Parks 7 Public Domain 8 Donovan's Colours 9 The Attic 10 Laurel Canyon Blvd. 11 By The People 12 Pot Pourri CD bonus track 13 The Eagle And Me
Producer: Leonard Waronker

The Animals "Paris Olympia - 1964/65/66" 2020

Mick Gallagher, who years later would find fame with Ian Dury & the Blockheads, was Price's initial replacement, though a month later Dave Rowberry took over on keys...
...In October 1965, the Animals scored another hit with the song "It's My Life," which made the Top Ten in America; however, the band was becoming disenchanted with the less blues-oriented material their manager, Mickie Most, was placing with them, and they fired their him before the end of the year. They also severed their deal with Columbia and signed with Decca Records in the U.K., while remaining on MGM in the U.S. In 1966, MGM would issue two albums with confusingly similar titles, Animalization and Animalism, while Decca delivered the U.K.-only Animalisms, which shared several tracks with Animalization. By 1966, drummer John Steel had dropped out of the Animals, to be replaced by Barry Jenkins, and Hilton Valentine was considering following suit. In May 1966, the Animals landed another hit with "Don't Bring Me Down," but it was a last moment of glory for the original lineup, and they disbanded by the end of 1966. In early 1967, Eric Burdon revived the group with a new membership, calling this edition Eric Burdon & the Animals. Burdon kept drummer Barry Jenkins, and brought aboard Vic Briggs on guitar and piano, John Weider on guitar, bass, and fiddle, and Danny McCulloch on bass to fill out the lineup. March 1967 brought the release of Eric Is Here, credited to Eric Burdon & the Animals, though it was dominated by pop numbers featuring orchestral arrangements by the Benny Golson Orchestra. Winds of Change, which followed in October 1967, was Burdon's first album with the new band, and saw them moving into psychedelia; the group had played the epochal Monterey Pop Festival in the summer of 1967, and the influence of the progressive sound of many of the groups was not lost on him, reflected in songs like "When I Was Young" and "Warm San Franciscan Nights." (They even recorded a tune about the festival, titled "Monterey.")...to be continued... - by Steve Leggett
trax:
01 Roadrunner 02 I'm Crying 03 Around And Around 04 Boom Boom 05 House Of The Rising Sun 06 Baby Let Me Take You Home 07 Let It Rock 08 What Am I Living For 09 Talkin' 'bout You 10 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 11 Shake 12 It's My Life 13 Gin House Blues 14 We've Gotta Get Out Of This Place 15 That's All I Am To You 16 One Monkey Don't Stop No Show 17 CC Rider 18 Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood 19 Rock Me Baby 20 Inside Looking Out 21 Talkin' 'bout You

…and now for something completely different! 2827 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Monday, 25 August 2025

Robyn Hitchcock "Obliteration Pie" 2006

Obliteration Pie is an expensive, hard-to-find CD that was released in 2005 only in Japan...
...There are two songs here ("My Wife and My Dead Wife" and "Chinese Bones") that were recorded live at the Bottom Line, New York, in 2003. Hitchcock's introduction to "My Wife and My Dead Wife" called appropriately enough, "Frank Sinatra Intro to 'Wife'" is just delightful. He claims "the song was originally written for Frank Sinatra's Duets album." The re-recordings of "Arms of Love," "Madonna of the Wasps," and "Queen Elvis" are all top-notch. "A Man's Gotta Know His Limitations, Briggs" is a fine studio recording of a live favorite but it doesn't better the version on Olé! Tarantula. Hitchcock's spirited, completely over-the-top take on the chart-topping disco hit "Funkytown" by Lipps Inc. is quite amusing. However, the two unquestionable highlights for me personally are "City of Women," (previously available on Wig In A Box: Songs from & Inspired by Hedwig and the Angry Inch), and "I Fall Into Your Eyes." Keep in mind, Obliteration Pie is an odds and sods record, and frankly it doesn't flow particularly well from one track to the next. Finally, the enhanced CD also includes the video clips for "I Often Dream of Trains" and "Man With the Lightbulb Head." For diehard Robyn Hitchcock fans only. - George Zandona
trax:
01 Madonna of the Wasps 02 City of Women 03 I Fall into Your Eyes 04 Arms of Love 05 Man's Gotta Know His Limitations, Briggs 06 Madelaine 07 Let the Sun Begin 08 My Dreams Are Scars 09 Frank Sinatra Intro to "Wife" 10 My Wife and My Dead Wife 11 Chinese Bones 12 Funkytown 13 Butterfly 14 Queen Elvis

The Mosquitos "In The Shadows" 2022

Sale tape, the group was more geared towards killer hooks and pop melodies...
...In ’86, their EP’s title track was turned into a US Top 20 hit by The Monkees. Darlings of NYC’s legendary 80s garage scene, they packed the city’s biggest clubs. Here we find every studio recording they ever did: demo tapes from 1982 and 1983, a home PortaStudio demo, better mixes of their 1985 EP, and never-before released studio sessions.
trax:
01 You Don't Give A Hang (About Me) 02 Don't Know Why 03 Quit It 04 Darn Well 05 I'm So Ashamed 06 Face Up To It 07 Ain't Necessarily So 08 I Apologize 09 Change 10 I Know A Secret 11 That Was Then, This Is Now 12 Put Your Foot Down 13 If I'm Lucky 14 Do You Want To Hurt Me?

"Do The 45!" Vol. 1050 (2025)

Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1 La Pampa Y La Puna (Dinsa) - Manzanita y su Conjunto 2 Andino (Dinsa) - Manzanita y su Conjunto 3 Cumbia Gitana (Lider) - Heriberto Y Sus Guaracheros 4 Cara Limpia (Lider) - Heriberto Y Sus Guaracheros 5 Adios Pueblo de Ayacucho (Dinsa) - Los Belton's 6 El Callejero (Dinsa) - Los Belton's 7 El Hueco (Dinsa) - Conjunto Los Ratones 8 Cerezo Rosa (Dinsa) - Conjunto Los Ratones 9 El Sol Naciente (Sono Radio) - Los Yungas 10 Que Lindo Cielo (Sono Radio) - Los Yungas 11 Lejania (Odeon) - Los Destellos 12 Noche de Invierno (Odeon) - Los Destellos 13 Cumanda (Sono Radio) - Los Diablos Rojos 14 Camino a Mi Ranchito (Sono Radio) - Los Diablos Rojos 15 Linda Ketty (Fta) - Los Ecos 16 El Aguatero (Fta) - Los Ecos 17 Flores Negras (Fta) - Los Beta 5 18 Niegalo (Fta) - Los Beta 5 19 Mechita de Mis Amores (Fta) - Los Ecos 20 Mi Cholita (Fta) - Los Ecos 21 Ardiente (Fta) - Los Ventura 22 Elita (Fta) - Los Ventura 23 Corre, Caracol Corre (Fta) - Los Ecos 24 Penas (Fta) - Los Ecos 25 Goza Chola (Rey) - Los Chalacos 26 El Comechao (Rey) - Los Chalacos
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...

…and now for something completely different! 2826 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Sunday, 24 August 2025

Nat King Cole "The Chronogical Nat King Cole 1946" 1995

Cole received numerous accolades including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (1960) and a Special Achievement Golden Globe Award...
...Posthumously, Cole has received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (1990), along with the Sammy Cahn Lifetime Achievement Award (1992) and has been inducted into the DownBeat Jazz Hall of Fame (1997), Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2000), and the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame (2020). NPR named him one of the 50 Great Voices. Cole was the father of singer Natalie Cole (1950–2015), who covered her father's songs in the 1991 album Unforgettable... with Love. - wiki
trax:
01 I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me 02 The Way You Look Tonight 03 Airiness a la Nat 04 My Old Flame 05 I'm in the Mood for Love 06 I Don't Know Why (I Just Do) 07 Route 66 08 Everyone Is Sayin' Hello Again 09 Route 66 10 What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry 11 To a Wild Rose 12 Baby, Baby All the Time 13 Could-'Ja 14 Baby, Baby All the Time 15 Oh, But I Do 16 Rex Rhumba 17 But She's My Buddy's Chick 18 You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love) 19 Homeward Bound 20 Chant of the Blues (Dog-Gone Unlucky Blues) 21 The Christmas Song 22 You Should Have Told Me

This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!

Raili Eronen & Twangers "Raili Eronen & Twangers" 1993

1960s style schlager pop rock from Kuusankoski (now part of Kouvola), Finland.
Raili Eronen & Twangers is a Finnish band whose repertoire consists of 1960s rock songs and hits. The band's singer is Raili Eronen (real name Jaana Korja, born 1957), and her husband Torsti Korja formed the Twangers band from Kuusankoski in the fall of 1988. The original line-up included Torsti Korja (lead guitar), Mika Viskari (accompaniment guitar), Jori Hellsten (bass) and Petri Tähtinen (drums). The first single "Jäljet ​​hiekassa"/"Kolme kitaraa" (Impulse Records) was released in the fall of 1990. The following year, the group, which started out under the name Twangers, added the stage name of their singer to its name. In 1992, Raili Eronen & Twangers received a recording contract with Finnlevyn and in 1993, the debut album bearing the band's name was released. The band performed regularly until the end of 1996, when the original Twangers disbanded. The following spring, Torsti and Jaana Korja formed a new Twangers line-up. In the 2000s, the band performed a few times a year.
In addition to Torsti Korja (guitars), the second album in 2005 features Lasse Pesonen (bass), Satu Liikkanen (organ) and Jouni Rydenfelt (drums).
trax:
01 Ellen saa sua omistaa 02 Päivän vain 01 Ellen saa sua omistaa 03 Jos jätät minut 04 Turhat kirjeet 05 Vanha pukki 06 Äänisen aallot 07 Täysikuun silta 08 Kotii leiki mä en 09 Särkyneen toiveen katu 10 Ampiainen 11 Cantrilta kotoisin 12 Tusinan miestä

The Bills "Knife In 'Yer Gut" 2006

The Bills play wild surf punk and come from New Orleans!
trax:
01 Homecoming Night 02 Organ Cafe 03 The Maggot 04 Straight From The Gutter 05 The Cockface Creep 06 Open 'Er Up 07 At The B Bar 08 Son Of Blob 09 Arson 10 The Giant Gila Monster 11 Machete 12 Beat Girl 13 Smelly Greaser 14 Breaking And Entering 15 Fuck You All

…and now for something completely different! 2825 - 2025

Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Saturday, 23 August 2025

The Animals "Five Animals Don't Stop No Show" mono 2019

The Animals also made their big screen debut that year in the movie Get Yourself a College Girl, a lightweight comedy that also included appearances by the Dave Clark Five, the Standells, and Stan Getz & Astrud Gilberto. In early 1965, MGM put out a second American LP, The Animals on Tour; despite the title, it wasn't a live recording, but a collection of single sides and British album tracks...
...While "House of the Rising Sun" made the Animals major stars, it also led to discord within the group. While the song was in the public domain, Alan Price claimed copyright on their arrangement of the song, which meant he received publishing royalties on the track and his bandmates did not. While Price would appear on the British and American versions of the album Animal Tracks (both issued in 1965), as well as the hits "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood," "Bring It on Home to Me," and "We Gotta Get Out of This Place," the tensions between him and the rest of the group came to a head, and in May 1965 he left the band...to be continued... - by Steve Leggett
trax:
01 Inside Looking Out 02 Sweet Little Sixteen 03 In The Wee Wee Hours 04 Maudie 05 She'll Return It 06 John Steel (Interview) 07 One Monkey Don't Stop No Show 08 Shake 09 Don't Bring Me Down 10 Inside Looking Out 11 That's All I Am To You 12 One Monkey Don't Stop No Show 13 It's My Life 14 Work Song

Halloween Horrors of Modern Surf Rock - Vol 5 - Surfin' Headhunters!

The fifth volume, and my favorite so far. Big, big fav in Amphibian Man's "Surfing with Sea Devil on the Board."..
...Love it! Surfaholics' "Toxic Beach" is another big fav. The Atomics' "Zombie vs Ninja" mixes swingin' alt-country with surf, and it works. The Aqua Velvets' "Shrunken Head" is a mix of reggae/ska with surf, and it too works. 20 tracks in all. They're all good. Enjoy! - George Glass (original uploader) https://groovylibrary.blogspot.com
trax:
1 It's Alive - Fifty Foot Combo 2 Distúrbios em Marte - Hitchcocks 3 El esqueleto - Los Deformes 4 Return of the Surfin' Headhunters - The Mel-Tones 5 Toxic Beach - Surfaholics 6 Frightenin' (Part 2) - Wolf! 7 El garage de Gina Monster - Lost Acapulco 8 Surfing with Sea Devil on the Board - Amphibian Man 9 Invasion of the Sharkmen - Beach Moonsters 10 West Ghost - The Surf Coasters 11 Black Phantom Twang - The Kilaueas 12 Night of the Vampire - Howlin' Wilson 13 Pet Semetary - Mark Malibu and the Wasagas 14 Shrunken Head - The Aqua Velvets 15 Surfin' Ghost - Bobby's Bar 16 Toxic - Monsters from Mars 17 Zombie vs Ninja - Atomicos 18 Cemetary Stomp - The Akulas 19 El Spectre - Aqualads 20 Tarantula - The Moon-Rays
...compiled by George Glass (original uploader) https://groovylibrary.blogspot.com