Tuesday, 2 September 2025

…and now for something completely different! 2834 - 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.

40 comments:

Richie Nixan said...

Billy Connolly
Live Dublin2002
https://pixeldrain.com/u/C9j8iv9z
_________________________________

A Service To The World

https://pixeldrain.com/u/135Pe4Hz
Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath - Live Moers 1981
Joe Malinga Quintet - One For Dudu
https://pixeldrain.com/u/G8PnsHpK

Capt Deli said...

Random Interesting Things, #283

Various Artists / Electric Ladyland Redux (Hendrix covers) (2015)
Mathew White / Big Inner (2012)
Zombie Zombie / A Land For Renegades (2008)

https://mega.nz/folder/om5UzQIb#_4iVcTP_Uwvd83SsmITVGg

Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D

Searnav said...

Howar Roberts - The Velvet Groove

« With Woodwinds & Strings »

Verve Records V6-8662 (USA 1966)

1. A1 Indian Summer (2:25)
2. A2 An Orchid For Miss Sterling (3:24)
3. A3 The Innocents (4:41)
4. A4 Lover Man (4:30)
5. B1 Serenata Burlesca (3:06)
6. B2 Easy Living (4:09)
7. B3 My Shining Hour (2:16)
8. B4 Ah-Moore (2:39)
9. B5 Polka Dots And Moonbeams (3:41)

Artwork Included (front, back, labels)

https://krakenfiles.com/view/UYquneHuUq/file.html

Searnav said...

Neil Flanz And His Emmons Stereo Pedal Steel Guitar – Get On The Star Route

ARC Records A 634 (Canada 1964)

1. Star Route (1:55)
2. B. Bowman Hop (2:07)
3. Jonesy (1:47)
4. Redskin Red (2:19)
5. Steeling Home (1:53)
6. The Preacher (2:00)
7. A Fallen Star (3:12)
8. Boot Heel Drag (2:05)
9. The Bells Of St. Mary's (1:45)
10. Texas Playboy Rag (1:28)
11. When They Ring Them Golden Bells (2:56)
12. Southern Sunday (3:11)

Vinyl Artwork Included (front, back)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/dqkw82pF

Searnav said...

Earl & The Agitators - All Star Band - featuring Scott Holt - Shaken & Stirred

Foghat Records FH0018 (USA 2018)

Roger Earl (Foghat) (drums)
Craig MacGregor (Foghat) (bass, vocals)
Bryan Bassett (Foghat) (lead guitar, slide guitar, bass guitar, vocals)
Rodney O’Quinn (Foghat) (bass)
Mark Petrocelli (Foghat) (percussion)
Scott Holt (Foghat) (lead guitar, vocals)
Tony Bullard (guitar)

All members are or were members of Foghat, except for Tony Bullard, who is associated with the band, having played with members on various occasions.

1. Upside Of Lonely (4:21)
2. Where's The Rock 'n' Roll (5:56)
3. I'm Coming Home (4:20)
4. Guess Things Happen That Way (2:38)
5. Love Isn't Kind (5:49)
6. Fallen Angel (4:21)
7. Hi-Heel Sneakers (4:40)
8. Linda Lu (3:10)
9. Honey Do List (4:38)
10. Lonesome Train (3:00)
11. Sunday Morning Coming Down (4:08)
12. Gone Dead Train (2:50)
13. All Because Of You (5:11)
14. Let Me Love You Baby (Live) (3:54)
15. Shaky Ground (Live) (4:12)
16. Wild Horses (Live) (5:37)
17. Knock On Wood (Live) (3:16)
18. Peter Gunn Theme (Live) (7:21)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CD)

https://pixeldrain.com/u/VNM8p79e

DocMF said...

Someone requested "Festival Express."
Link valid until Thursday, September 4th

https://pixeldrain.com/u/RjgH8hzL

Rob Kopp said...

My Kinks covers spreadsheet has reached 12.500 records! I have sent the spreadsheet to Dave Emlen of KinkdaKinks.net and I guess it will be published there soon (https://kindakinks.net/discography/kinkskovers.php).
When you download the SwissTransfer-file I've sent him, you get 2 spreadsheets (also Wehave) and the last 226 covers to complete those 12.500. These covers aren't all that good, I'm afraid. Personally I kept only these in my iTunes:
Father Christmas - Thom Dunn (a surprising acoustic cover)
I’m not like everybody else - Pow Pop Pows (bought the single)
Most exclusive residence for sale - SouthTown
National health - Bill Fricke (the first cover of National health; a novelty song should have heard at least once)
She's got everything - Sick Rose
Village green - SouthTown
Waterloo sunset - G.Y.P / Guiillaume Serp & co (I'm looking for the complete cover; already asked here a couple of days ago if somebody has it)
Waterloo sunset - Dominic Lanza & Friends (you should have a look at the clip on You Tube; lovely)
When I see that girl of mine - Silver bats
4 classic covers of You really got me - by Kenji Fuse and by three different String Quartets (I guess I’m getting old)
And 2 songs about The Kinks/Ray Davies:
If the Kinks would just reunite (the first 2:27) - Mantis Princers (for me the best song of the 226 songs)
Kinks shirt - The A Cappelle Groep (TAG) (It’s a cover, so I’ve included the original by Matt Nathanson that I already had as well)

I guess it will take some time now before I continue with the spreadsheet, that is: not in the same pace as the last month. I intend to pick up on old project of mine: PLATENBOEK deel 4 (see www.platenclubutrecht.nl)

https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/a49a52aa-38d7-4113-9712-8f59470f30f5

Anonymous said...

@DocMF
Good mornin', DocMF, many many thanks for the "Festival Express". I'm totally happy and looking forward to watch the movie. Kindly regards and have a nice day, Mike

Apesville said...

Small Independent Rockin' Label Series
Hard to find music on

Frankie (CT) 45rpm

Location : 16 Brunswick Street Hartford Connecticut
Owner : Jimmy & Johnny Mastrio

Track List go https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com

https://workupload.com/file/RFC7QsyDJJj

missing tracks upgrades welcome Dean

Alberto said...

Hello Rob. Thanks a lot for your selection and great job.

The Masaccio of Gonzo said...


Hi TZ’ers!

3 ebook offerings of the great Beat “jazz poet” Ray Bremser (1934 - 1998)

Poems of Madness (1965) (epub)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZvNzQCeYMEVdnEk8fje9kEPR6qcpVH1d/view?usp=share_link

Angel (1967) (epub)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14v8PwPSveCm1tQVbzOgXbtyEhILSytHY/view?usp=share_link

Drive Suite (1968) (epub)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17fJ5hXNUY4hkMfjBPab3OJ_Z9QBXUpvJ/view?usp=share_link

Enjoy!

P.S. - Would anyone have a copy of 16 Horsepower - Olden (2003) they’d be able to share? Thanks!

DocMF said...

16 HP - "Olden"

https://pixeldrain.com/u/RuDtZ6vw

Link valid until Thursday, September 4th

Richie Muster said...

Hi everyone. I wonder, are there any John Fahey aficionados out there who might be able to help solve a puzzle for me? I bought an album from a record fair last week which purports to be 'Volume 1: Blind Joe Death' on Takoma, released in '69. However, side one sounds nothing like John Fahey; in fact it's cheesy American AOR. Track 1 is an instrumental, track 2 has the running refrain, "i don't care what you do, i wouldn't want to be like you", and track 3 seems to be called, 'Some Other Place, Some Other Time'. The track list on the disc tallies with that on the sleeve though (trk 1 being 'On Doing An Evil Deed Blues', trk 2 is 'St. Louis Blues' & trk 3 is 'Poor Boy Long Ways From Home'), although on the sleeve it says it's released by Sonet, not Takoma. Plus, the disc says the album is 'John Fahey - Guitar.' Even the run-out grooves don't tally: side 2 says TAK-1002B, but side 1 has AL 1002A-1D, and it's clearly done by a different hand. To compound matters, when i looked on discogs it's not listed (and neither is its sister album, 'Vol.2: Death Chants, Breakdowns & Miltary Waltzes', at least not according to the info on the album.) Does anybody know what i've bought, please?

Susan Donimus said...

In March of this year, RYP kindly shared Love After by The Riots. Does anyone have their demo EP, which included songs titled You Wouldn't Believe Me and You Told Me A Lie? Or anything by Ryan and Casey Dawson's subsequent band Paw Paw?

HenkP said...

Requested by Zippy last week (28 August) :

Ian Hunter – Short Back N’ Sides

Recorded with Mick Ronson, Ellen Foley and members of The Clash and others.
Here is a rip of the 1995 US 2CD version, cd1 being the original 1981 album, and cd2 a bonus disc. Thanks to the original uploader. A bit of extra info and images added by me.

Discogs link for the double US set:
https://www.discogs.com/release/11754420-Ian-Hunter-Short-Back-N-Sides

Uploaded here:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/BDLtbJKV

Have fun!
-HP

JakeBlues said...

@Searnav
Many thanks for the Neil Flanz album today and a few days ago.

Douglas said...

Here's 16 Horsepower - Olden (2003). Not my rip (TTOU).
https://workupload.com/file/m65WdNyVHgL
Enjoy!

Stephano Zoig said...

hkrinkle, here is The Mountain Goats "The Coroner's Gambit."
https://pixeldrain.com/u/pjd8aEqD
Sorry, it's only 192.
SZ

HenkP said...


Requested by The Masaccio Of Gonzo:
Sixteen Horsepower – Olden (2003).
Contents: Night Owl Session 1993, Kerr Macy Session 1994, Live In Denver 1994 (Mercury Cafe).

CD info:
https://www.discogs.com/release/1944134-Sixteen-Horsepower-Olden

Thanks to the original uploader.
FLAC here:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/c4j78yHW

So good to hear this again, thanks for reminding us of its existence, Gonzoman
Enjoy,
-HP

P.S. kudos to Doc MF for having uploaded his copy already

Anonymous said...

Tuel
Mental Math 04=6
https://pixeldrain.com/u/8qC3GdYT
Bucephalus

Earthbound said...

Richie Muster,

Here is a link to the Discogs page for that strange pressing of Volume 1: Blind Joe Death

"Identical to Volume 1 / Blind Joe Death except side 1 is mispressed with stampers from The Alan Parsons Project - I Robot."

https://www.discogs.com/release/16058078-John-Fahey-Volume-1-Blind-Joe-Death

djmcblues2 said...

MY YEP ROCK FAVORITES

This has one of the favorite covers I created

DISC ONE:
Doublewide - Southern Culture On Skids
Bayou Blue - Big Sandy
Twist Party - Los Straitjackets
Deep As Your Pocket - Tres Chicas
Stephen Stephen - Apples In Stereo
Hellwater - Legendary Shack Shakers
Soap and Water - Chuck Prophet
Is It News - Doyle Bramhill
Mobile Blues - Dave Alvin
Nineteen Hundred Eighty - Golden Dogs
Revival - Rev Horton Heat
Flame On - The Iguanas
Soul Of America - Ian Hunger
Daddy Rolling Stone - The Forty-Fives
Rose Garden - Southern Culture
Unharmonious - Dexter Romweber
Y’all’d Think - C C Adcock
Variations On Earl’s Rhumba - Dave Alvin
Mojo Box - Southern Culture
Run Rudolph Run - Rev Horton Heat

https://pixeldrain.com/u/cCWYGEFc

DISC TWO:
Two Lucky Bums - Dave Alvin Chris Gaffney
Dandelion - Claire Holley
Freckle - Chuck Prophet
Millon Dollars Bail - Peter Case
Georgia Hard - Robbie Fulks
Harness and Wheel - Kingsbury Manx
Slippin Away - Big Sandy
I’m Gonna Change My Ways - Peter Case
Little Star - Doye Bramhill
Highway 61 - Dave Alvin
The Trial - The Sadies
Be My Love - Grant Watkins
Warmth & Beauty - thad Cockrell
Underneath The Stars - Peter Case
Hang ‘Em High - Rev Organdrum

https://pixeldrain.com/u/ZZSFicAH

papycool said...

DocMF
i desire an autorisation to cool jazz for bernard.pichon700@sfr.fr

DocMF said...

Invitation sent. Welcome.

Anonymous said...

@Richie Muster: Whilst not knowing a great deal about John Fahey it looks like you've got a mispressing where two stampers from different albums were brought together.

The TAK-1002 matrix would probably be correct for side two of the expected John Fahey album. Side one is possibly the first side of Alan Parsons Project - I Robot (Arista AL7002) since track list reflects your above description.

I had a similar experience with a copy of John Renbourn's The Lady And The Unicorn which contained the correct side one with half a Stefan Grossman on side two.

Hope hat helps, Peter

Richie Muster said...

Ahh, wonderful, thank you! I know Mr. Fahey has put out some strange and eclectic music, all of which i love, but this was just wrong. Shame i'm not a fan of Alan Parsons.

Richie Muster said...

Yes, it would appear so. And somebody must have put the copy i bought in a sleeve from the 1969 Sonet release too, which added to my confusion. Shame: i'm not a fan of Mr. Parsons.

Searnav said...

Reminds me of an Eric Burdon LP I bought. The covers and the labels were correct, but the music played on both sides was by The Supremes.

hkrinkle said...

Thank you Stephano Zoig!!!!!!!

Art said...

link down

Jillem said...

Brent Dowe And The Melodians: Build Me Up & Pre-Meditation

https://www.discogs.com/release/21055366-Brent-Dowe-The-Melodians-Build-Me-Up-Pre-Meditation

Having made his name on the Jamaican music scene in the ’60s as an accomplished singer-songwriter with leading Jamaican vocal trio, The Melodians, Brent Dowe became one of the island’s leading soloists, notching up a series of best-selling 7” singles for producer, Sonia Pottinger.

In 1973, the best of his work to date was gathered for his debut album, ‘Build Me Up’, a best seller both in Jamaica and the UK, where an expanded version of the collection was released by Trojan Records. This classic collection finally sees re-issue after 47 years, with its original track-listing enhanced by the remainder of Dowe’s work for Sonia Pottinger’s High Note label, with their number including some of the biggest reggae hits from the ’70s, many of which have remained unavailable on any format for decades.

The second disc of this 2CD set comprises the 1978 album, ‘Pre-Meditation’, which features a dozen Sonia Pottinger-produced tracks performed by Dowe and his fellow Melodians, Tony Brevett and Trevor McNaughton. Now expanded to include the rest of their High Note recordings, the collection demonstrates why Dowe and his famed trio are today widely regarded as being among the finest talents to have made their mark on the Jamaican music scene during its golden age.

[...] Build Me Up & Pre-Meditation give the listener a full run down of Brent Dowe’s brief but brilliant solo turn with Sonia Pottinger, plus The Melodians at the peak of their powers. Dowe passed away in 2006, but the case for him being one of the top reggae stars of its original phase as both part of The Melodians and a soloist is proved beyond much doubt here. A beautifully realised compilation. -Ian Canty

ttou
Flac + Artwork
https://www.imagenetz.de/bZ9pS

Toddpop said...

Thanks for the Festival Express offering, DocMF! Appreciate it!

The Masaccio of Gonzo said...

Thank you DocMF, Douglas & HenkP for the 16 Horsepower album. Much appreciated!

Rob Kopp said...

Indeed the link os down. Strange. Thought I'd use SwissTransfer instead of WeTransfer because the link should be valid for a month, but apparently SwissTransfer is also looking to the number of downlaods. Well, here's a WeTransfer link, unfortunately only valid for a couple of days. https://we.tl/t-H0UTD0nFOe

RiCK SAUNDERS said...

Thank you Mr. Gonzo, for requesting 16 HP!
I forgot I'd lost them in a HD crash a few years ago. I found all of them on Musify.
-Rick

Stinky said...

Hi guys--NAKED GIRL FALLING DOWN THE STAIRS is a masterclass in rock video making. All you need is a GREAT BAND and an interesting set. Maybe my favorite video of all time!

Crab Devil said...

@djmcblues2: Thank you very much for the Yep Rock favorites. BTW, that cover image reminds me of the very first girl I ever had a crush on. Of course, that was around 1965, which is basically my point.

Lordchester said...

many thanks for this one

Anonymous said...

@HP
Thank you!
Best regards
Zippy

jonder said...

So glad you enjoyed the Pow Pow Pows! Their original songs are quite good too.