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The Kentucky Colonels – Live In Stereo
“Billy Ray Lathum Presents”
Shikita SRCD-1002 (USA/Japan 1999)
Live In Vancouver, Canada - January 15th, 1965
Billy Ray Lathum, Clarence White, Roland White, Roger Bush
1. Intro (0:24)
2. Train 45 (0:40)
3. Green Corn (3:24)
4. Shuckin' The Corn (2:48)
5. Dark Hollow (3:23)
6. Saw Creek (1:31)
7. All The Good Times (Are Past And Gone) (3:23)
8. Soldier's Joy (2:04)
9. You Won't Be Satisfied (1:35)
10. Alabama Jubilee (2:22)
11. Columbus Stockade (2:59)
12. Mockin' Banjo (3:22)
13. Workin' On A Building (2:39)
14. Prisoner's Song (2:34)
15. It Ain't Gonna Rain No More (3:58)
16. Johnson's Old Gray Mule (2:16)
17. Fair And Tender Ladies (2:45)
18. Bluegrass Breakdown (2:39)
19. Long Journey Home (1:58)
20. Howdy Hoss (2:19)
21. Shady Grove (1:34)
Artwork Included (front, back, both booklets, OBI, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/R4WWVR5WKBh
Ry Cooder – Crossroads – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Warner Bros. Records 925 399-1 (Germany 1986)
Ry Cooder, Jim Keltner, Jim Dickinson, Nathan East, Sonny Terry, Bobby King, Terry Evans, Willie Green Jr., Jorge Calderon, Miguel Cruz, John Price, Richard “Shubby” Holmes, Otis Taylor, Frank Frost, George Bohannon, Walt Sereth, Van Dyke Parks, Alan Pasqua, Kirby Johnson, William “Smitty” Smith, Amy Madigan, Sam King, Arnold McCuller, John “Juke” Logan, Joe Seneca
1. A1 Crossroads (4:21)
2. A2 Down in Mississipi (4:18)
3. A3 Cotton Needs Pickin' (2:52)
4. A4 Viola Lee Blues (3:04)
5. A5 See You in Hell, Blind Boy (2:06)
6. B1 Nitty Gritty Mississipi (2:48)
7. B2 He Made a Woman Out of Me (4:03)
8. B3 Feelin' Bad Blues (4:09)
9. B4 Somebody's Callin' My Name (1:44)
10. B5 Willie Brown Blues (3:37)
11. B6 Walkin' Away Blues (3:30)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/WeRMrifh
Jamie Sams & John York – Clan Mother Songs
Rain Records 7-9424818132-3 (USA 2004)
Jamie Sams (drums, vocals)
John York (drums, flute, clapper-stick, rattles, shells and all other instruments, vocals)
All songs written and composed by Jamie Sams
Produced and arranged by John York
John York Foley (born 1946) replaced Chris Hillman as bass player in The Byrds.
1. Invocation (1:57)
2. Tionee - The Pathfinder (3:13)
3. The Final Beginning (3:12)
4. All My Relations (4:18)
5. Rue-Mai-Ya, The Remembering (4:28)
6. The Clan Mother's Song (4:14)
7. Wat-Jis, Evening Star (2:43)
8. Celebrate The Earth (3:37)
9. Midnight's Song (3:34)
10. Crack In The Universe (5:09)
11. Welcoming The 5th World (7:15)
Artwork Included (front, back, part of booklet, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/SkfxdxnG5dJ
some fresh cd rips for y'all......enjoy!
** Rock **
The Troggs - Live At Max's Kansas City ( 1994 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-OjTJKY1emF
this one is strange not sure who is who on this.I did a google search and found very little info. Who's the hired hand here Danny ? Mike? Johnny? If anyone can fill in the gaps it would be appreciated? The cd art list's Danny Gatton as the main artist but it doesn't sound like him singing to me.......
** Rock & Roll **
Mike Campbell , Johnny Seaton - Hired Gun For Danny Gatton ( 2003 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-qJEHVGyamd
** Rock / Blues Rock **
Bill Clow - String Boy ( xxxx ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-ry3mwdIrPK
girls girls girls 13-15
https://pixeldrain.com/u/pvYEq5cN
Flaco Jiménez passed away a few days ago. You can find many of his albums on https://oldrockerbr.blogspot.com/
Here is the Spanish version of the first Texas Tornados album (1990) @flac. The same songs as the English version, but all sung in Spanish.
https://www.discogs.com/master/966224-Los-Texas-Tornados-Los-Texas-Tornados
https://www.imagenetz.de/iBF2e
HOLY TOY
over the next few weekends I want to share some experimental music from this Norwegian/Polish band
You can't find more info on Discogs, Let the music do the hard work.
04 Pakt Of Fact
06 Dummy Cruise Missile Wanted For Artistic Purposes
07 Psychic Overdrive
I am still missing 5 You and Me
any help is welcome
https://mega.nz/file/FCdRGKhB#4wrhXNT465YJoA8hwZDGMW_WVf6xURjXsuTSYA9A4rY
I came across Flaco through Peter Rowan. Love their work together. Saw them in the UK back in the 80s. Memorable night. Great musician. He'll be missed.
As well as his official albums there is a fair amount of unofficial BRIAN WILSON material doing the rounds.
Thanks are due here to the original compiler(s?) and poster(s).
70s DEMOS (7-15 LOVE YOU LP audition) (sound quality not all that good)
1. Little Red Book 2. Awake 3. Dear Daddy/Susie Cincinatti 4. Fairy Tale Music 5. That Special Feeling 6. It’s Over Now 7. It’s Over Now 8. They’re Marching Along (Little Children) 9. Still I Dream Of It 10. Love Is A Woman 11. Mona 12. Airplane 13. Let’s Put Our Hearts Together 14. I’ll Bet He’s Nice 15. I’m Begging You Please
https://workupload.com/file/uHNSAFgMaaM
80s SESSIONS (and other things)
SET 1
1. Oh Yeah (Take Me Home) 2. Oh Lord 3. City Blues 4. I Said A Prayer 5./6. Why Don’t You Tell Me (Pts 1 & 2) 7. I Feel So Fine 8. Heroes And Villains 9. A Little Somethin’ 10. Drip Drop (Teardrops On My Bed) 11. Night Blooming Jasmine 12. Why Don’t They Let Us Fall In Love 13. My Solution/Shortnin’ Bread 14. Be My Baby 15. River Deep Mountain High 16. Stevie 17. In The Night Time (The First Time) 18. They’re Marching Along (Little Children) 19. Up In The Sky (There’s So Many) 20. Black Widow 21. I’m So Lonely 22. Christine 23. Turning Point (So Long) 24. Heavenly Bodies 25. Walkin’ The Line 26. The Spirit Of Rock And Roll 27. Christmas Time 28./29. Magnetic attraction (2 versions)
https://workupload.com/file/Q9hjebFdPUt
SET 2
1. Just Say No (w/M. Love) 2. Let’s Go To Heaven In My Car 3. Too Much Sugar 4. Let’s Go To Heaven In My Car (2nd version) 5. There’s So Many 6. Melt Away 7. Living Doll 8. Let’s Do It Again 9. Saturday Morning In The City 10. Walkin’ The Line (w/Terence Trent D’Arby) 11. Being With The One You Love 12. Doing Time On Planet Earth 13. I Sleep Alone 14. Heavenly Lover 15. He Couldn’t Get His Poor Body To Move 16. This Isn’t Love
https://workupload.com/file/qfGy7kwNRyy
More tomorrow
SUNG1
Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/skgZiGW9
SUNG2
MagnaCartaRiseOfEnglishMonarchy
MagnaCartaRevoltOfTheNobles
https://pixeldrain.com/u/62iXZi6n
SUNG3
Quick Draw McGraw El Kabong
https://pixeldrain.com/u/wvFaqrqU
Bucephalus
Thanks kindly to Searnav for the Jamie Sams & John York, to cabledogg2 for the Troggs, and to Richie Nixan for more Holy Toy. Have a good weekend, all.
@redokrat
very many thanks again sir for these girls vols, so kind of you to share these.
Sunday Gospel #63
Dan Smith - God Is Not Dead 1971
The Music Masters - Gospel Is The Thing 1972
The Traveling Echoes - On The Battlefield 1967
https://pixeldrain.com/u/rpFEoFaz
Think you mean Yes and No and not You and Me? I have a copy of Yes & No at 320.
Juke
For AC: Gilles Peterson - Digs America Volume 2
https://www.discogs.com/master/86975-Gilles-Peterson-Gilles-Peterson-Digs-America-2-Searching-At-The-End-Of-An-Era
https://pixeldrain.com/u/zJ5WLQHr
Gilles Peterson - Impressed - Volume One
https://www.discogs.com/release/404142-Gilles-Peterson-Impressed-With-Gilles-Peterson
https://pixeldrain.com/u/rMxJXhjB
Gilles Peterson - Impressed - Volume Two
https://www.discogs.com/release/22444081-Gilles-Peterson-Impressed-2-With-Gilles-Peterson
https://pixeldrain.com/u/fUPeVgxs
A friend just sent me some other Gilles Peterson compilations. I'll post them soon.
-Rick
@RiCH SAUNDERS - Thanks for the comedy-drama musical Somebody Loves Me
Hello, Does anyone have Jeannie Seely, Vintage Country, or Greatest Hits on Monument? RIP. Thanks!
https://www.discogs.com/release/10252330-Jeannie-Seely-Vintage-Country-Old-But-Treasured
https://www.discogs.com/release/6256356-Jeannie-Seely-Greatest-Hits-On-Monument
Thanx!
Thanx Philo. There is always at least 1 album in your groups that I don't have.
Yes and No, that is right, thank you, if you want to share, please
ATTN - Searnav said... The Kentucky Colonels
Thanks for your Kentucky Colonels post.
Cheers,
Mike M
Jeannie Seely R.I.P.
Marilyn Jeanne Seely (July 6, 1940 – August 1, 2025)
https://youtu.be/3DNvni6vO0I?si=YV3JX--tH2ApjAQv
Various Artists: Greater Jamaica Moonwalk Reggae / Reggay At Its Best, 2CD
https://www.discogs.com/release/13417133-Various-Greater-Jamaica-Moonwalk-Reggae-Reggay-At-Its-Best
Having established a reputation as one of Jamaica’s leading record producers following the release of countless ska and rock steady classics, Arthur ‘Duke’ Reid effortlessly embraced the new reggae sound that emerged during the tail end of the Sixties. The developing sound was demonstrated on “Reggay At Its Best”, an album produced in limited numbers by Canadian independent, Lanarc Records around the close of 1969. Since its release this predominantly instrumental long player has become a highly prized collector’s item that has remained unavailable in any format until now. Soon after the Canadian LP saw issue, London- based reggae giant, Trojan Records released the popular “Greater Jamaica Moonwalk Reggae”, which brought together a further dozen of Reid’s finest works from the period, performed by such luminaries as John Holt, Dave Barker, Justin Hinds and the Ethiopians. These two essential albums now form the basis of this set, which is further bolstered by an incredible 38 bonus tracks, many of which make their CD debut, making this a must for fans of the legendary Duke and the popular boss reggae sound.
[...] Duke Reid was understandably reticent when the Rocksteady sound that he was highly comfortable and expert with, gave way to the rougher and faster Reggae beat. Rocksteady was the perfect mixture for Reid, with Soul, Blues and Jamaica’s roots in Jazz all being mixed together and set to a lilting island rhythm, slower than the Ska that came before. With the ex-policeman being a long term fan of American Blues and R&B and his high quality recording techniques that focussed on getting the best out of his singers in particularly, that sound fit him down to the ground. Others, including his old rival Coxsone Dodd, stole a march on Reid for a while when the rhythm changed.
However, when the Duke moved into Reggae, he did so with his quality control methods intact, which ensured some fine examples of the form. Even so, he still couldn’t resist the odd soulful number, but crafted it to the snappy organ tones and choppy guitar figures that were such a part of Reggae at this stage of its development. Take The Gladiators’ You Were To Be for instance from Great Jamaica Moonwalk Reggae: the close vocal harmonies of the band sit atop a nicely tough and racing rhythm, it works excellently. Given the fact Reid never skimped on perfecting his recording processes, it isn’t any real kind of shock he took to Reggae so well. Though the full brass sound kind of went out of fashion a little for a while in ’69 when guitar, fairground organ and the bass took over, he never gave up on horns and it marks his efforts in this era out as something a little different to the other producers too.
Both these LPs and the surfeit of bonus tracks prove that whilst Duke Reid was not a pioneer or innovator of Boss/Skinhead Reggae, he would obtain fine results by applying his trusty template of sheer hard work and talent to this new variety of sound. Put simply, this collection is a 60 track treasure trove of all that was good about Jamaican music in the late 60s, as easy on the ear as it is infectious and inspiring to movement the feet. A few of the offerings here will be familiar to fans of the genre, but there are many more gems unearthed that are just new to me at least. Supermarkets now have racks of the Best Of Trojan kind of comps that recycle the same old material – much of that stuff is admittedly great, but Great Jamaica Moonwalk Reggae/Reggay To Its Best is just so much fresher. Give yer lug’oles a real treat! -Ian Canty
ttou
Flac + Artwork
https://www.imagenetz.de/oATTT
Love it, thanks very much Rick.
Thanks, my lug'oles are looking forward to this.
Thanx for 62&63, All but one new to me.
THanks again one more sunday.
@SuperSound thanks again for posting DB treasures, much appreciated.
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