Thursday, 11 September 2025

…and now for something completely different! 2843 - 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.

23 comments:

cabledogg2 said...

some fresh cd rips for y'all......enjoy!


** Rock & Roll / Gospel / Country **

Elvis Presley - A Greensboro Revolution! 04.14.72 Greensboro, NC ( 2008 ) ( cd rip flac )

https://we.tl/t-rIeMtO0xtd



** Rock / Blues **

Delbert McClinton - The Ultimate Collection ( 1999 ) ( cd rip flac )

https://we.tl/t-sNrhf9NrJK



** Rock**

Dave Edmunds - From Small Things~The Best Of Dave Edmunds ( 2004 ) ( cd rip flac )

https://we.tl/t-zVpBdk5pLA

Searnav said...

Howard Roberts – Equinox Express Elevator

ABC IMPULSE asd-9299 (USA 1975) (recorded 1972 and 1974) (quadraphonic / stereo compatible)

---“Throughout the album, the listener will note the appearance and reappearance of the free rhythm tune “Mavro” (written by drummer John Guerin)”---

1. A1 Unfolding In (5:11)
2. A2 Timelaps (1:47)
3. A3 T T T T (4:40)
4. A4 Growing National Concern (3:52)
5. A5 2 dB, Eyes Of Blue (2:02)
6. B1 (The Single) (On This Side) (3:03)
7. B2 Real Freak Of Nature Historical Monument (3:26)
8. B3 Slam (5:26)
9. B4 Harold J. Ostly, The County Tax Assessor (3:51)
10. B5 Unfolding In (On Itself) (1:35)

Artwork Included (standard front, back, inside, labels and promo front, labels)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/FDGGpWw7

Richie Nixan said...

Billy Connolly
1990 - Mike Batt & The London Philharmonic Orchestra - The Dreamstone (Adventure) [320k]
featuring Ozzy Osbourne
https://www.discogs.com/release/2413884-Mike-Batt-And-The-London-Philharmonic-Orchestra-The-Dreamstone
https://pixeldrain.com/u/8NrcBi34
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A Service To The World

Dudu Pukwana
1-Live in Bracknell and Willisau
https://pixeldrain.com/u/3r6v3s8Y
2-Zila1986
https://pixeldrain.com/u/gCmDgqwr

Searnav said...

The Beach Boys – Grand Prairie, Texas 2012

Second Night Of The 50th Anniversary Reunion Tour

Verizon Theater, Grand Prairie, Texas – 2012-04-26

Bruce Johnston, Al Jardine, Brian Wilson, Mike Love, David Marks

1st Set

1. Do It Again (3:56)
2. Catch A Wave (2:14)
3. Don't Back Down (1:59)
4. Surfin' Safari (2:35)
5. Surfer Girl (3:03)
6. The Little Girl I Once Knew (3:10)
7. Wendy (2:41)
8. Then He Kissed Her (2:28)
9. You're So Good To Me (2:41)
10. Why Do Fools Fall In Love (2:34)
11. When I Grow Up (2:25)
12. Cottonfields (4:42)
13. Be True To Your School (3:37)
14. Disney Girls (4:47)
15. Please Let Me Wonder (3:05)
16. Don't Worry Baby (3:08)
17. Little Honda (2:58)
18. Little Deuce Coupe (1:46)
19. 409 (1:51)
20. Shut Down (1:43)
21. I Get Around (2:41)

2nd Set

1. Sloop John B. (3:08)
2. Wouldn't It Be Nice (2:51)
3. California Dreamin' (4:15)
4. Forever (3:03)
5. Sail On, Sailor (3:16)
6. Heroes And Villains (4:01)
7. In My Room (2:35)
8. All This Is That (4:17)
9. God Only Knows (3:00)
10. That's Why God Made The Radio (3:52)
11. California Girls (3:22)
12. Dance, Dance, Dance (2:14)
13. All Summer Long (1:33)
14. Help Me, Rhonda (3:23)
15. Rock And Roll Music (2:52)
16. Do You Wanna Dance (2:13)
17. Barbara Ann (2:27)
18. Surfin' USA (4:10)
19. Kokomo (4:30)
20. Good Vibrations (4:06)
21. Fun, Fun, Fun (3:44)

Artwork Included

https://pixeldrain.com/u/6cFY7yXr

Susan Donimus said...

Here's an album I compiled of songs by Harold Arlen (with five different lyricists). Twenty songs by twenty artists, recorded over a 78-year span. Leaning somewhat towards bluesier songs and recordings. Artists include Cab Calloway, Jack Teagarden, Ethel Waters, Jo Stafford, Nat King Cole, The Checkers, Judy Garland, Ella Fitzgerald, Lou Rawls, Van Dyke Parks, and Harold Mabern.

A Right To Sing The Blues: Songs Of Harold Arlen (@128 .m4a)
https://www.imagenetz.de/hi2WM

And here's an EP I compiled of clarinetist Allan Vaché. Three Rodgers & Hart, one Rodgers & Hammerstein. Recorded 1983-2017. Quartet (clarinet/piano/bass/drums), quintet (add cornet), or sextet (add guitar).

Allan Vaché Plays Richard Rodgers (@128 .m4a)
https://www.imagenetz.de/a4agU

Gary Field said...

THURSDAY NIGHT VIDEO


Transatlantic Sessions - Series 2 (1998)

https://we.tl/t-tcFmBO0ETE

Anonymous said...

Thurm
PBS Nova - Secrets of Lost Empires - Medieval Siege
PBS Nova - Secrets of Lost Empires - Colosseum
PBS Nova - Secrets of Lost Empires - China Bridge
https://pixeldrain.com/u/a9fNXMsT
Bucephalus

Apesville said...

on Request

Small Independent Rockin' Label Series

Decanter (NY) 45rpm

(1961) Distributed By Fargo Record Co. P.O. Box 656 Lynbrook, L.I. N.Y.

Parent Fargo (NY)
1650 Broadway. NYC New York
Affiliated Label : Express (NY), Wells (NY)

Location : (Sept 1958) ℅ Fargo Records 224 W. 49th St. New York

50 W. 57th St.
(CI 5-3827)
New York 19, N.Y.
Owner : Lou Fargo

Track List

Decanter (NY) 45 - 101 : Vinnie Monte - A Love Of My Own (1958)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 101 : Vinnie Monte - Always (1958)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 102 : Freddie Anisfield - An Old Idea (1958)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 102 : Freddie Anisfield - Pretty Little Big Brown Eyes (1958)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 103 : Vinnie Monte - Excite Me (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 103 : Vinnie Monte - A Freshman With A Senior Dream (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 104 : Vinnie Monte - Summer Spree (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 104 : Vinnie Monte - I'll Walk You Home (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 350 : Vinnie Monte - I Believe (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 350 : Vinnie Monte - After You're Gone (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 351 : Vinnie Monte - You'll Never Know (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 351 : Vinnie Monte - You Always Hurt The One You Love (1959)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 352/353 : Terry Lynn - Who'll Be The Next One
Decanter (NY) 45 - 352/353 : Terry Lynn - Serenade Of The Bells
Decanter (NY) 45 - 711 : Eddie Oceans - Swing Low (1962) (Ends Early replace)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 711 : Eddie Oceans - Kentucky Baby
Decanter (NY) 45 - 912 : Chris Towns - So Many Days (1962)
Decanter (NY) 45 - 912 : Chris Towns - Creation (1962)

https://workupload.com/file/gzzt4raGrJH

Dean at
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com

The Masaccio of Gonzo said...


Hi TZ’ers!

Discovered our public library has a great selection of graphic novels so I finally broke my cherry & have been hooked ever since.

Today’s offerings are 3 by Nick Drnaso who has a delightfully weird & dark sense of humor. I started with his 1st, “Beverly”, & suggest you do likewise.

Beverly - Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso (2016)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/18lV04Ab5PuS2pGQZa6y1GEkRXWwFSRPC/view?usp=share_link

Sabrina - Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso (2018)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MzL5JOR53Nqt4f4HDgw6C-cwex3ZvKba/view?usp=sharing

Acting Class - Graphic Novel by Nick Drnaso (2020)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19gmkQ8tHqQRGocY0jT0M5QktYY52x_yr/view?usp=share_link

Enjoy!

jimmy said...

I downloaded a huge file of soul music from Soulseek , very generously posted by osewiese, and here are the first 100 tracks. They're pretty small so the file isn't too big. It's all 4-on-the-floor Northern soul and pretty poppy but most of it seems to have been recorded on small labels which makes it more interesting.
https://we.tl/t-KLRZWsVXKI
Link is good for 3 days.

dogmazic said...

Hello. Many, Many Thanks @HenkP for "Buffalo Bop 'Rockabilly Affair'"

Randolph Carter said...

Thanks for this excellent series. Could you point me to Series 1 (if you have previously posted it)? Thanks!

vincentsear said...

thanks for Dudu

Anonymous said...

Thanks again!
Rank Stranger

Anonymous said...

@ Randolph Carter
The clue is in the title, just below Gary Field. Try last thursday :-)

Randolph Carter said...

Got it! Must be going blind in my old age. Thanks!

Richie Muster said...

Nicely indeed. I'll transfer these to my laptop so i can read them more easily. Cheers.

Anonymous said...

Hello,

As I mentioned here a few days ago, I'll be disappearing for a while.
I'd like to thank Susan Donimus, Big Gray, Ja-Mike, and an anonymous contributor for their collaboration with my "last wishes." :)
I'm also deeply grateful to all those who, during the time I spent with you —on and off— were generous with me and the others. To those who contribute music, to those who share knowledge, as well as to those who make requests or ask questions, since the rest of us also learn from you.

And of course, my special thanks to RYP, not to mention their most frequent collaborators. Never let this paradise fall!

By the way, I prepared three more albums to upload months ago, but I don't think I finally did. So I'm uploading them now:

Stray Cats - July 22, 2004 Barcelona, Spain
The Kaisers - Beat It Up! – 1995
Travellin' Brothers - Red Hot & Blue – 2009

https://www.filemail.com/d/otezmelcrdnwisw

320 Kbps except Travellin' Bros, 128@.
Thanks to the original uploaders. Link valid for one week. No password.

Until next time, no matter how much time passes. Have a great time, everyone.
Hugs.

Rockin' Sylvia.

Tom Nyc said...

Searnav - Many thanks for the Wild Mountain Thyme covers. Always been one of my most favorite folkie ballads to drift away to.. Some truly lovely never before heard beauties there, even the McPeake & Son original.
I'm wondering if a similar collection exists for what I often think is possibly my favorite song of all time, out of the hundreds and thousands these old ears have heard and loved.. The Water is Wide.. ? One way or another, thank you for this gem.

Jillem said...

Phyllis Dillon: One Life To Live, Expanded Edition CD

https://www.discogs.com/release/12710186-Phyllis-Dillon-One-Life-To-Live

Widely regarded as one of the most gifted vocalists to emerge on the Jamaican music scene in the late Sixties, Phyllis Dillon enjoyed a series of hugely popular 45s for celebrated producer, Duke Reid, prior to her premature retirement in 1972. Shortly before she withdrew from the spotlight, Reid issued her one and only long player, ‘One Life To Live’, which has since become one of the most sought-after collections from the golden age of reggae. Now at long last, this seminal album is augmented by Dillon’s most popular rock steady and reggae recordings for Reid’s Treasure Isle Records, with the result being in the most comprehensive collection of her work yet to see issue.

[...] Though not her entire discography, this new expanded edition of One Life To Live gives us a fine overview of Phyllis Dillon’s best work. I doubt whether many could beat her in the field of cool, classy, but still hip-swinging Reggae love songs. Phyllis had a beautiful and distinctive voice and the match with Duke Reid’s musicians and production technique was perfect. Together they mined plenty of gold in the scant few years Dillon recorded. The discerning Reggae fan, or indeed anyone who enjoys a good tune well sung and played, will find lots to love here. -Ian Canty

ttou (yard)
Flac
https://www.imagenetz.de/2wot9

Unanonymous said...

Hi Susan. Your Harold Arlen compilation looks interesting. Unfortunately, the imagenetz link seems to be dead or invalid.

Searnav said...

I'll have to check my HDs but I think I made a Water Is Wide compilation some time ago.

Moe said...

Thanks for all the great reggae you have been posting!!!!