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Wednesday, 10 September 2025
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Howard Roberts – Sounds
Capitol ST-11247 (USA 1973)
1. A1 You Are The Sunshine Of My Life (2:02)
2. A2 Tie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Ole Oak Tree (2:31)
3. A3 If (2:21)
4. A4 When Sunny Gets Blue (2:57)
5. A5 This Masquerade (2:36)
6. B1 Moondance (2:04)
7. B2 We''ve Only Just Begun (2:30)
8. B3 Last Tango In Paris (2:26)
9. B4 Where Is The Love (2:22)
10. B5 Indulge Me (2:33)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
Thanks to SS at RH for providing track B5 (Indulge Me)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/w9xc9TLg
Various Artists – Wild Mountain Thyme – 25 Great Versions
From Wiki:
--- "Wild Mountain Thyme" (also known as "Purple Heather", "Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go", “Go, Lassie, Go”, “Mountain Thyme” and “Will You Go, Laddie Go”) is a Scottish/Irish folk song. The lyrics and melody are a variant of the song "The Braes Of Balquhither" by Scottish poet Robert Tannahill (1774–1810) and Scottish composer Robert Archibald Smith (1780–1829), but were adapted by Belfast musician Francis McPeake (1885–1971) into "Wild Mountain Thyme" and first recorded by his family in 1952 (released 1955) ---
1. Frank McPeake And Son - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:06)
2. The Clancy Brothers - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:03)
3. The Byrds - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:30)
4. The Rooftop Singers - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:59)
5. Bert Jansch with Jennifer Warnes - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:38)
6. Judy Collins - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:32)
7. The Irish Rovers - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:29)
8. Mark Knopfler - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:36)
9. Joan Baez - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:35)
10. Ronan Keating - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:13)
11. Donovan - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:52)
12. Gerry Rafferty - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:43)
13. Nana Mouskouri - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:51)
14. James Taylor - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:57)
15. Long John Baldry - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:44)
16. Fotheringay - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:53)
17. The Eagles - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:50)
18. The Chieftains - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:55)
19. Red Hot Chilli Pipers - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:12)
20. Bob Dylan & The Band - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:45)
21. Marianne Faithfull - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:37)
22. John Stewart & Darwin's Army - Wild Mountain Thyme (4:30)
23. Deacon Blue - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:36)
24. Marc Ellington - Wild Mountain Thyme (3:00)
25. Diesel Park West - Wild Mountain Thyme (2:35)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/wcnnAKZQ77m
Marc Ellington – Restoration
LP = Philips 6308 143 (U.K. 1972)
CD = Vinyl Japan Records JASKCD185 (Japan 2006)
Marc Ellington, Dave Mattacks, Simon Nicol, Jerry Donahue, Dolly Collins, Zoot Money, Ray Warleigh, Dave Peacock, Barry D'Souza, Pat Donaldson, Dave Hepburn, Dave Richards, Timmy Donald, Phil Chesterton, Tom Parker, Tony Cox, Mike Deagham, Bob Ronga, Phil Pickett, Andy Roberts, Ian Whiteman, James Ogilvy-Forbes, Sue Draheim, Mac Kissoon, Kathy Kissoon, Ian Matthews, Longdancer.
Marc Ellington is a Scottish folksinger and multi-instrumentalist who has guested with Fairport Convention on the latter group's recordings, starting with providing some vocal support on the “Unhalfbricking” album in 1969. Additionally, he worked with Matthews Southern Comfort on their self-titled 1969 LP, playing percussion, and recorded his debut album that same year, which featured his singing, guitar work, and bagpipes. The latter album, recorded on the Ampex label, also included contributions from Fairport alumni Simon Nicol and Richard Thompson. Ellington subsequently contributed to several of Thompson's recordings, and sang on Linda Thompson's 1996 Dreams Fly Away. He has appeared at the Cropedy Festival organized around Fairport, and as of 2007 was the Deputy Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire and a member of the Heritage Lottery Fund Committee for Scotland. ~ Bruce Eder
1. A Good Love Is Like A Good Song (2:44)
2. It's Love That You Need (3:15)
3. Coal Tattoo (2:59)
4. Try (2:26)
5. You Ain't Going Nowhere (4:03)
6. Let The Music Bring You Back (2:30)
7. Break A Window (Break A Heart) (4:31)
8. Along Comes Mary (2:54)
9. Younger Girl (2:46)
10. Wild Mountain Thyme (3:02)
Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/DbeNhXEN
Billy Connolly
Comic Relief Utterly Utterly Live
https://pixeldrain.com/u/7djGSos2
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A Service To The World
Anders Gahnolt Flowers For Johnny
https://pixeldrain.com/u/hniKHKLy
https://pixeldrain.com/u/ZTMkmL86
Detail (Bobby Bradford, John Stevens, Johnny Dyani, Frode Gjerstadt - In Time Was
On request, so everybody can download. Old link was krakenfile & now banned in UK. Updated with new finds.
Small Independent Rockin' Label Series
Dayhill (NY) 45rpm
Location : Brill Building 1619 Broadway West 49th Street New York
Owner : Tony Bruno & Joe Romano
(Sub of Nomar)
Track List
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 1001 : Bob Blue - Glad Rag Doll (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 1001 : Bob Blue - You Laughed When I Cried (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 1002 : Deltones - Hey, Little Girl (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 1002 : Deltones - Since I Met You (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 1003 : Guy Jibbo - That's The Way I Feel (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 1003 : Guy Jibbo - I'm Gonna Run Away From You (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2001 : Tony Adams - Let’s Face It (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2001 : Tony Adams - Gloomy & Sad (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2002 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2002 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2003 : Archie King - Chicken (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2003 : Archie King - The Vampire (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2004 : Ronnie Mathews - The Week Is Over (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2004 : Ronnie Mathews - Lonesome Teenager (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2005 : Barry Seidel - Did You Hear (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2005 : Barry Seidel - Through The Looking Glass (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2006 : Arlene Joy - Potato Chips (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2006 : Arlene Joy - missing need label
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2007 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2007 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2008 : Eddie Martin - Irish Sorrento (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2008 : Eddie Martin - Mickey McGuire (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2009 : Ray Rivera - Troubles, Troubles (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2009 : Ray Rivera - 1880 Twist (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2010 : Mickey Press - The Greatest Love Of Them All (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2010 : Mickey Press - Speak To Me (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2011 : Ben Sebastian - Please, Mr. Sun (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2011 : Ben Sebastian - First (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2012 : Commercials - Power In Your Love (1961
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2012 : Commercials - I Guess, I Guess, I Guess (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2013 : Tony Tam Quartet - Hiding A Broken Heart (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2013 : Tony Tam Quartet - The Man I Love (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2014 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2014 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2015 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2015 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2016 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2016 : Unconfirmed
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2017 : Al Sherron - The First Time I Saw You (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2017 : Al Sherron - Twistin’ Is A Funny Thing (1961) missing
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2018 : Dean Mitchel - Part-Time Lover (1961)
Dayhill (NY) 45 - 2018 : Dean Mitchel - Johnny Rover (1961)
https://workupload.com/file/HMBfk6ku2aG
Dean at https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com
it's blues compilation day!.......enjoy!
** Blues Compilation **
VA - The Blues Came From Mississippi ( 2003 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-UwCMIuiTIP
** Blues Compilation **
VA - Tales Of The Blues ( 2005 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-Kd010GDXwm
** Blues Compilation **
VA - Hard Rock Cafe Modern Blues ( 1998 ) ( cd rip flac )
https://we.tl/t-WivKzlQPAk
Wem
PBS Nova - Petra, Lost City of Stone
PBS Nova - Secrets of Lost Empires - Stonehenge
PBS Nova - Secrets of Lost Empires - Easter Island
https://pixeldrain.com/u/cYE4tA4T
Bucephalus
Hi!.....Does anyone have the Garage 45 compilations published here in 2013. Great sounding vinyl rips by Gyro 1966. There were about 30 volumes in all...they had a bunch of songs not on the original "Garage Greats" series. I have a lot of of the songs on official reissues but they don't sound as dynamic and exciting as Gyro's rips. I know asking for all of them is a big ask and any of them would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Andy
@brambleman
@Searnav
Brambleman proves it is not working perfectly.
I had the same problems, tried everything even the suggested solutions: it did not work. Please no more help, for me it is clear.
Maybe It depends upon the country or maybe the settings of the computer or the download programs.
I don't know and just gave up.
There are bigger problems in the world.
Requested by dogmazic, 6 September at 09:46:
Buffalo Bop 'Rockabilly Affair' [Bb - CD 55141]
Info link :
https://www.discogs.com/release/20482099-Various-Rockabilly-Affair
Upload link (& thanks to the original uploader):
https://pixeldrain.com/u/fRdFp52k
Edward Said
VA - Good Enough For Company, Volume 1
These are tracks I collected over time. I played these when visitors came to our house, and no one objected. Therefore it's Good Enough for Company.
Bitrates vary by the sources. Other formats converted to mp3. Tagging was fixed up a little. The gain was adjusted in some tracks to avoid unpleasant changes in volume.
01 The Hindu Love Gods - Gonna Have A Good Time Tonight
02 The Neatbeats - Make Me Shake
03 The B-52's - Song For A Future Generation
04 The Royal Hangmen - Grooveadelic
05 The Revox - Jumpin'around
06 Simon Dupree & The Big Sound - I See The Light
07 Poison Ivy - Peter Gunn Theme
08 Link Wray - Raw-Hide
09 The Damned - I Just Can't Be Happy Today
10 The Planet Smashers - Surfin' In Tofino
11 The Jars - You And I
12 Dramarama - Classic Rot
13 The Stoneage Hearts - Stranded On A Dateless Night
14 Fabienne Delsol - Laisse Tomber Les Filles
15 Opal - Happy Nightmare Baby
16 The Phantom Four - Sitara
17 The Bristols - The Way I Feel About You
18 The Drongos - Don't Touch Me
19 Nick Riff's Freak Element - Vagabond Unknown
20 Eater - Lock It Up.
https://www.imagenetz.de/hg6Tu
Butterboy has uploaded a ton of Jon Savage compilations that oughta fill in any blanks in your collection. Go see butterboy to grab 'em.
VA - A BOX of Jon Savage [2015-2024] (20 x CDs)
VA - A BOX of Jon Savage 2 [2004-2023] (12 x CDs)
@ cabledogg2 - Thank you for the “VA - The Blues Came From Mississippi ( 2003 )” album. Some real primal blues. I was fortunate enough to see the great Snooky Pryor @ the Toledo (Ohio) Blues Festival in 1991. Man, that cat blew some mean amplified harp!
Does anyone have LBGPEPS or Compilation by Look Blue Go Purple? Or the EPs?
Thanks for giving me the Blues. (That didn't come out right,)
Silvertones: Silver Bullets, Expanded Original Album CD
https://www.discogs.com/release/19111219-The-Silvertones-Silver-Bullets
Long overdue expanded edition of the hugely sought-after Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry-produced album from 1973, “Silver Bullets” features the entirety of the Silvertones’ work for the widely acclaimed music maker. The collection was one of the first to be produced at Perry’s newly opened Black Ark studio in Washington Gardens, with the vocal tracks added at King Tubby’s equally illustrious establishment in Dromilly Avenue. Unavailable on CD for over a quarter of a century, this hugely collectable album has now been expanded to include Silvertones’ remaining output for the Upsetter, as well as solo sides by the vocal trio’s original lead singer, Delroy Denton. Annotated by Lee Perry’s biographer, David Katz, “Silver Bullets” is an essential collection for fans of the producer’s work as well as anyone wishing to own and hear some of the very finest vintage reggae sounds from the late Sixties and early Seventies.
[...] Silver Bullets, despite containing two tunes that didn’t have anything to do with them, is still The Silvertones at their best and a real triumph. That it was the start of Lee Perry’s run at Black Ark is important, but the main thing is how enjoyable and brilliantly fresh the album remains. The bonus tracks contain plenty of interest and David Katz’s detailed sleeve note is packed with insight. It all adds up to a great reissue of an album which deserves to be heard. -Ian Canty
ttou
Flac + Discogs Artwork
https://www.imagenetz.de/w6jMv
@EricC: Here's the Look Blue Go Purple collection titled "Compilation":
https://www.imagenetz.de/6Y889
Thanks Searnav. Always loved this version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_BoML2bX00
Maybe Ryp, could repost them on the front for you
Ed
Okay, I'll do the 28 Vols in a relaxed manner!
Here's a cool mix tape: Miles Vs Fela
https://rightsideofagoodthing.blogspot.com/2025/09/miles-and-fela.html
@Crab Devil
Thank you!
Thank you RYP.....getting all 28 again!!....oh boy! I couldn't be any happier.
Andy.
Thanks for re posting these Ryp, first posted while before I started to visit your fine blog.
Ed
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