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Wednesday, 3 September 2025
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The Greasemarks - Same (Wild Records)
https://workupload.com/file/6CyMK7fjXtU
The Grizzly Family - Don't Mess With The Grizzly (Crazy Times Records CTR-CD 112)
https://workupload.com/file/ZGeQZQ2QRwT
The Lucky Bullets - Gold Digger, The Berlin Recordings
https://workupload.com/file/j4CgaETg97v
Billy Connolly
An Audience With Billy Connolly
https://pixeldrain.com/u/X9nFvGvV
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A Service To The World
Joseph Jarman - Don Moyé - Johnny Dyani - Black Paladins (1980)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/JmvmynYg
https://pixeldrain.com/u/gosyDHm6
Johnny Dyani - Mal Waldron - Some Jive Ass Boer
Howard Roberts – Guilty
Capitol ST-2824 (USA 1967)
1. A1 Watch What Happens (2:01)
2. A2 Ode To Billie Joe (2:15)
3. A3 Triste (Voce E Eu) (2:02)
4. A4 Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You (2:15)
5. A5 Look Of Love (2:47)
6. A6 Yellow Days (2:19)
7. B1 Walk Tall (Baby That's What I Need) (2:15)
8. B2 You And I (1:58)
9. B3 O Barquinho (Little Boat) (2:20)
10. B4 Wait Until Dark (2:48)
11. B5 Up, Up And Away (2:26)
Artwork Included (front, back, labels)
https://krakenfiles.com/view/GHjl4CECzk/file.html
https://pixeldrain.com/u/5NUHs2vG
Nobody’s Business – Nobody’s Business
LP = Columbia YX-7210-AX (Japan only - 1978)
This rip = CD with 3 bonus tracks = Air Mail Archive AIRAC-1366 (Japan 2007)
Bobby Harrison (lead vocals, congas, percussion) (Procol Harum, Freedom, Snafu)
Tony Stevens (bass, vocals) (Savoy Brown, Foghat, Rock Follies, Midnight Flyer)
Joe Jammer (guitar, vocals) (Olympic Runners)
Jerry Frank (drums, vocals, percussion) (session player extraordinaire)
1. A1 Bleed Me Dry (4:24)
2. A2 Tell Me You Love Me (2:58)
3. A3 Losing You (4:23)
4. A4 Cut In Two (3:20)
5. A5 Living Up To Love (3:09)
6. B1 Looks Like I'm In Love (2:55)
7. B2 Unsettled Dust (6:08)
8. B3 White Boy Blue (2:46)
9. B4 Doing The Best I Can (3:26)
10. B5 Nobody's Business (3:26)
11. CD1 Rainbow Bend [Bonus] (3:15)
12. CD2 Crucifier [Bonus] (4:04)
13. CD3 Highway [Bonus] (3:26)
Artwork Included (LP front, back, labels and CD front, back, booklet, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/fy6nAUYdFV3
Tony Stevens Slow Ride – Re-Vamped
Sing Song Music - reference number unknown (USA 2021)
Tony Stevens - Bass, Backing Vocals (ex-Savoy Brown and Foghat)
Billy Livesay - Vocals, Guitars
Tommy Hall - Guitars, Keyboards, Harmonica, Backing Vocals
Eddie Zyne - Drums
01. Little Bit Of Hurt 04:02
02. Redemption 03:33
03. Join Together 05:22
04. Hoochie Coochie Man 04:12
05. Subterranean Homesick Blues 04:35
06. Heavy Weather 03:42
07. Magic Hat 03:47
08. Under The Heat Of A Full Moon 03:25
09. Run To The River 03:55
10. Good Night The Sun 04:51
11. Slow Ride 05:55
12. Pull Me In 04:41
Front cover included
https://pixeldrain.com/u/iKb3fHG6
Small Independent Rockin' label Series
Abel (NY) 45rpm
Location :
(April 1960) A-Bell Records ℅ Bell Productions 507 Fifth Ave. NY
Owner : Alan Abel
Track List 200 series
Abel (NY) 45 - 222 : Consuls - Runaway (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 222 : Consuls - I'm Happy (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 223 : unconfirmed
Abel (NY) 45 - 223 : unconfirmed
Abel (NY) 45 - 224 : Charley La Verne & His Spitfires - Spitfire (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 224 : Tony Carmen & The Spitfires - Don't Run To Me (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 225 : Elites - Northern Star (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 225 : Elites - In The Little Chapel (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 226 : Henri De Pari - Pasha (1959) missing
Abel (NY) 45 - 226 : Henri De Pari - Hula Rock (1959) missing
Abel (NY) 45 - 227 : Joe Boatner - Everytime (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 227 : Joe Boatner - Grub (1959) missing
Abel (NY) 45 - 228 : Five Delights - The Thought Of Losing You (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 228 : Five Delights - That Love Affair (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 229 : Bill Osborne - Road To Happiness (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 229 : Bill Osborne - Stars Are Falling (In My Heart) (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 230 : Mike Born - Leave Me Lonely (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 230 : Mike Born - I Love You Baby (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 231 : Classics - To Live My Life (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 231 : Classics - Lonely Without A Love (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 232 : Bob Thomas - My Day (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 232 : Bob Thomas - Believe Me My Darling (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 233 : Lord Chatterley & The Transylvanian Septet - Dracula’s Wedding (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 233 : Lord Chatterley & The Transylvanian Septet - This Way Frankie (1959)
Abel (NY) 45 - 234 : Tennie Leonard - Poor Girl (1960)
Abel (NY) 45 - 234 : Tennie Leonard - Look At Me (1960)
Abel (NY) 45 - 235 : Glen Stuart Chorus - Drip Drop (1963)
Abel (NY) 45 - 235 : Glen Stuart Chorus - Ruby Baby (1963)
Abel (NY) 45 - 236 : Joey & The Continentals - No One Can Make My Sunshine Smile (1964)
Abel (NY) 45 - 236 : Joey & The Continentals - Candy (1964)
Corrections upgrades missing info welcome
https://workupload.com/file/wASsNXhyZaT
more small labels
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com
Random Interesting Things, #284
Bonobo / Terrapin EP (2000)
Druid / Toward The Sun (1975)
The Yellow Moon Band / Travels Into Several Remote Nations Of The World (2009)
https://mega.nz/folder/Fjh12I6a#oeze11pxP3PPuKO-RNlS4g
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
Re-up Request Sunday Gospel #40
The Favorite Aires of Atlanta, GA - Working In The Vinyard 1974
The Imperial Gospel Singers – The Lord Will See You Through 1965
The Lee Brothers of Stanton, Tenn. - Walk In His Footsteps 1973
https://pixeldrain.com/u/bSUGJ7XF
Wedl
Mental Math 07-9
https://pixeldrain.com/u/PRpx2xhh
Bucephalus
thanx for Black Paladins and Some Jive Ass Boer
Some requests, grateful for any assistance -
Tommy Hoehn - I Do Love The Light (1981) powerpop
Endrick Brothers - Built to Last (2004) scottish indie
Jeff Larson - Five Hours to LA (2018) sunshine pop
Thank you!
Edward Said....
New rip from CD
Blue Öyster Cult – Super Hits
Columbia – CK 65638
CD, Compilation, US, 1998
01 Don't Fear The Reaper
02 This Ain't The Summer Of Love
03 Godzilla
04 The Red And The Black
05 O.D.'d On Life Itself
06 Goin' Through The Motions
07 Black Blade
08 7 Screaming Diz Busters
09 Burnin' For You
10 Flaming Telepaths
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Previous Download. Thanks....
Neopsychedelic
Blacklight Chameleons - 2003 - A Field Guide To The Blacklight Chameleons @192
https://www.imagenetz.de/gbkM9
@SuperSound
Thanks for Duke's Cookies. Love those early R&B sounds.
Thanks Philo! Re-ups always welcome on this great series.
Thank you, Edward Said, for the Blacklight Chamelions, and you, Capt. Deli, for the Yellow Moon Band.
TYVM 4 more Billy!
Thank you
My contribution / Exotica - Lounge
Martin Denny :
https://1fichier.com/?5wo9v1x3n50jq2ohcqzc
Les Baxter :
https://1fichier.com/?coe2ihokqg272uzkdipc
Aloha, Dom Atom
Byrds-Buffalo Springfield Monterey 1967 320
https://www.imagenetz.de/uwJqU
Enjoy.
@Atomic-Age - Did you read the rules at the top of the page?
@DocMF
Hello, I just noticed that a couple days ago you sent someone an invitation to the Cool Jazz blog. I really appreciated that blog before it went private, even though I only discovered with a few weeks to go. There were a couple pretty rare vinyl albums that I was thrilled to finally hear.
If I could have an invite for lacrossehugh@gmail.com I would be thrilled.
Thank you
Byrds 1969 0222 (Live Boston) captain acid remaster 320 Sometimes called Boston Tea Party
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Enjoy.
Marcia Griffiths – Naturally / Steppin'
https://www.discogs.com/release/11333571-Marcia-Griffiths-Naturally-Steppin
If one could look to a parallel with Aretha Franklin in the world of soul music, then singer Marcia Griffiths would almost certainly be the ’empress of reggae’, and this wonderful duo of albums from the mid-1970s is an ample illustration of her vocal talents. For those not aware, Griffiths began her career at Studio One with Clement ‘Coxsone’ Dodd at the helm, and cut some memorable sides on 45. Her career well and truly took off when she paired up with Bob Andy and their professional and personal relationship intertwined with a major pop hit in, ‘Young, Gifted and Black’, with strings added on, and this was one of the earliest and finest examples of reggae crossing over to a mass audience in the UK. A next stage comprised forming an integral part of the I-Threes who became the backing vocalists to the Bob Marley band of the mid-late 1970s once both Pete Tosh and Bunny Wailer had left to pursue solo projects.
It is during this period that Marcia Griffiths returned to solo duties and cut as Sonia Pottinger’s studios the albums contained within. While some of the songs were updated versions of Studio One material, others were newly composed and, as a whole, they are definitive examples of roots reggae and, crucially, from a woman’s perspective. From the first album, ‘Naturally’, the message laden, ‘Survival’ is a stunning number, as is, ‘Mark My Word’. Throughout, the accompaniment is top of the draw with crisp drums and the lilting sound of the horns. If one song were to sum up Marcia Griffiths in this idiom, then it would have to be the Bunny Wailer penned, ‘Dreamland’. Anyone who has witnessed Marcia Griffiths live, and this author attended a marvellous concert as part of the Africa Oyé festival in Liverpool a few summers ago, then they will realise that the two albums here amount to a de facto greatest hits package, so loved are the individual songs. It is truly gratifying to finally see them together on one CD and some of the Black Echoes and Black Music reviews of the albums are included. An essential purchase. -Tim Stenhouse
ttou
Flac
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Bob Andy: Lots Of Love And I (Expanded Edition)
https://www.discogs.com/release/20266525-Bob-Andy-Lots-Of-Love-And-I
Unavailable for over a quarter of a century, Bob Andy’s only album recorded in the roots era has been re-released at last.
The much-loved songs of the Sixties from Keith ‘Bob Andy’ Anderson had been among the first from his homeland to herald the social commentary which later became reggae’s globally recognized trademark. Bob’s reputation as one of most consistent and incisive songwriters and singers was cemented with the release of the Lots of Love and I album in 1977.
Produced and arranged by Bob Andy, the set was a deep, introspective set “because” as he recalls ”...some of the songs are born out of misery and pain and suffering, and one way to get that outside of you is to exercise those kind of emotions”.
The set contains ten classic songs, including the perennially popular Feel The Feeling and the poignant observations of The Ghetto Stays in the Mind, informed by Bob’s own bitter experiences “...that inspired me to put down the other tracks.” such as Stepping Free, Mash It Up, and two updates from Bob’s Studio One canon, My Time and Unchain Me, where Bob’s goal was to reclaim those anthems by expressing them in a different style.
Musicians of the calibre of Sly Dunbar on drums, Robbie Shakespeare on bass and former Skatalite Tommy McCook on tenor saxophone and The Revolutionaries provide much more than mere accompaniment and add immeasurably to Bob’s beautiful songs. The set was recorded in its entirety in downtown Kingston at the legendary Treasure Isle Recording Studio with Duke Reid’s nephew, Errol Brown, at the controls.
ttou
Flac
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Aloha, Dom Atom,
Please follow our rules next time, which you can read on the main page below the video! They're for the preservation of the Twilight Zone!
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Thanks You had me at Tommy McCook
Thanks Edward for The Blue Öyster Cult.
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