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Hi TZ’ers!
Children of The Revolution - The Glam Rock Story, 1970-1975 (2015) epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YgO7Z_UVCBTIq2b8UONQCC-ITdvMawB6/view?usp=share_link
Lemmy - White Line Fever - The Autobiography (2003) pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1p5ePmCbecRCuLQDm0QJqBPpDESCACxnL/view?usp=share_link
There Goes Gravity - A Life in Rock & Roll by Lisa Robinson (2014) epub
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nP-yU8w-qPRQKpFWBZ0Zm9ImDG1DpP1m/view?usp=share_link
Enjoy!
The Flying Burrito Brothers – WMMR Philadelphia 1971
Sigma Studios, WMMR, Philadelphia
Recorded June 1971
Broadcast July 22nd, 1971
Chris Hillman (bass, mandolin, vocals)
Al Perkins (pedal steel guitar, guitar, bass, vocals)
Michael Clarke (drums, tambourine)
Rick Roberts rhythm guitar, vocals)
Bernie Leadon lead guitar, banjo, vocals)
1. Intro (0:46)
2. Six Days On The Road (3:12)
3. 100 Years From Now (2:44)
4. My Uncle (2:29)
5. Four Days of Rain (4:28)
6. She Made Me Lose My Blues (2:15)
7. Intro To Bluegrass Songs (0:33)
8. Shenandoah Valley County Breakdown (1:35)
9. Why Are You Crying (3:22)
10. Intro To Dixie Breakdown (0:20)
11. Dixie Breakdown (2:43)
12. Can't You Hear Me Calling (2:38)
13. Intro To While Line Fever (0:20)
14. White Line Fever (3:31)
15. Colorado (5:28)
16. Steel Guitar Instrumental (2:33)
17. Devil In Disguise (4:24)
18. Do Right Woman (4:15)
19. The Dark End Of The Street (6:07)
20. Tried So Hard (3:18)
21. Hot Burrito #2 (4:29)
22. Wake Up Little Susie (cut) (1:37)
Artwork included (front, back, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/ZhPamTmw49q
Gene Parsons – The Kindling Collection
Sierra SXCD 6007 (USA 1994) (Gold CD)
The Byrds Era (1968-1972)
(Gene Parsons, Roger McGuinn, Clarence White, John York, Skip Battin with Glen D. Hardin, Jacques Levy, Sneaky Pete Kleinow)
1. The Byrds - Gunga Din (3:04)
2. The Byrds - Nashville West (2:31)
3. The Byrds - There Must Be Someone (3:31)
4. The Byrds - Yesterday's Train (3:35)
5. The Byrds - Bristol Steam Convention Blues (2:42)
6. The Byrds - Get Down Your Line (3:29)
7. The Byrds - B.B. Class Road (2:18)
The Original Kindling LP (1973)
(Gene Parsons, Red Callender, Clarence White, Roger Bush, Nick DeCaro, Gib Guilbeau, Andy Newmark, Ralph Stanley, Vassar Clements, Bill Payne)
8. Gene Parsons - Monument (2:11)
9. Gene Parsons - Long Way Back (2:34)
10. Gene Parsons - Do Not Disturb (1:59)
11. Gene Parsons - Willin' (3:21)
12. Gene Parsons - On The Spot (1:41)
13. Gene Parsons - Take A City Bride (2:20)
14. Gene Parsons - Sonic Bummer (2:22)
15. Gene Parsons - I Must Be A Tree (3:19)
16. Gene Parsons - Drunkard's Dream (2:41)
17. Gene Parsons - Banjo Dog (2:14)
18. Gene Parsons - Back Again (3:01)
The Flying Burrito Brothers Era (1975-1976)
(Gene Parsons, Skip Battin, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Chris Ethridge, Joel Scott Hill, Gib Guilbeau, Vassar Clements, Luis Cabaza)
19. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Winds And Rain (4:43) (previously unreleased)
20. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Sweet Desert Childhood (3:41)
21. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Out Of Control (3:54)
22. The Flying Burrito Brothers - Northbound Bus (3:59)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://workupload.com/file/weegqRh3qWq
Firefall – New orleans 1978
The Warehouse, New Orleans, December 31, 1978
Rick Roberts (vocals, guitar)
Larry Burnett (vocals, guitar)
Jock Bartley (lead guitar, vocals)
Mark Andes (bass)
Michael Clarke (drums)
David Muse (keyboards, saxophone, percussion, flute, harmonica)
Soundboard Recording
1. Cinderella (4:20)
2. Mexico (6:08)
3. Get You Back (4:31)
4. Goodbye I Love You (4:39)
5. You Are The Woman (3:39)
6. Just Remember I Love You (3:41)
7. Wrong Side Of Town (4:46)
8. Anymore (4:53)
9. Strange Way (5:25)
10. Livin' Ain't Livin' (6:27)
11. Winds Of Change (6:57)
Small Front Cover Included
https://workupload.com/file/2cBKrxgRZ6r
Les Tresors Du Jazz 1955
[Disc 54] (Le Chant du Monde 2006)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/MSzvx15t
Enjoy!
Random Interesting Things, #316
Ceremony / The L-Shaped Man (2015)
Holy Fuck / Bird Brain EP (2017)
The Magic Castles / The Magic Castles (2012)
https://mega.nz/folder/4i4UmSiC#9_j7UlZP0Y1V0nkwN9OuAA
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
Jazz And Hot Dance In Italy 1919 - 1948
https://www.discogs.com/release/7360519-Various-Jazz-And-Hot-Dance-In-Italy-1919-1948
https://pixeldrain.com/u/LasVz2A1
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A Service To The World
Les Mangelepa
31st anniversary 2CD aka Golden Voices
https://www.discogs.com/release/7535217-Les-Mangelepa-Golden-Voices
https://pixeldrain.com/u/sGyYYAMe
Small Independent Rockin' Label Series
Voice Of Country (TN) 45rpm Volume 2
https://workupload.com/file/mEKVMSuBDfS
earlier volume go
https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com
THURSDAY NIGHT VIDEO
Suzi Quatro - Suzi Q [Cadiz Music] 2019.mp4
https://we.tl/t-6kwxtVATPj
THE PIEDMONT BROTHERS BAND part 2
HEAR MY BROTHER https://www.discogs.com/release/14651261-Piedmont-Brothers-Band-Hear-My-Brother
https://workupload.com/file/epKK3Z9k8uB
RARITIES https://www.discogs.com/release/10737945-Piedmont-Brothers-Band-Rarities
Includes guest spots from Rick Roberts, Herb Pedersen, Richie Furay, Patrick Shanahan. Tracks 2, 5, 10, 12 are alternative takes of songs from other albums.
https://workupload.com/file/uTVdRbxwTqa
BACK TO THE COUNTRY https://www.discogs.com/release/10737994-Piedmont-Brothers-Band-Back-To-The-Country + Summer Wind
Includes guest spots from Gene Parsons, Rick Roberts, Buddy Cage, Richie & Jesse Furay
https://workupload.com/file/s7YCwv4XXhZ
More to follow.
Much obliged to you Captain, as ever. I look forward to your daily posts: long may they intrigue and entertain!
Jazz And Hot Dance In Italy 1919 - 1948 aw nice some nazi jazz instead of the byrds
Thank You.
@ THE TAILS - one more Robert Frank. The Americans with Jack Kerouac's foreword. https://mega.nz/file/iQ1SWRyK#WLdpBpSKiu_FZpWIL5XiAARZul2i_ysrOnHZS-oVsH0
That would be Fascist Jazz. If you're gonna be snarky, at least be politically accurite about it, dope.
Anyone have any thing by Th' Losin' Streaks to share?
Just discovered them & diggin' 'em!
Thanks in advance!!!
MH77
@Juanita
Good afternoon, Juanita, many many thanks for Shirley Gunter, your effort and time. I'm grateful! Have a nice day. Kind regards, Mike
Dead Flowers
1991 - Smell The Fragrance
https://www.imagenetz.de/fMfZ8
1992 - Moontan
https://www.imagenetz.de/hyzyv
1994 - Altered State Circus
https://www.imagenetz.de/gjFKk
Hey Nazi Jazz Fan instead of the Byrds,
the Nazis and Fascists in Italy were far too stupid for jazz. Only opposition members in the German underground could play jazz, and they were cruelly persecuted. Coco Schumann was forced to accompany Jews to the gas chambers with his guitar jazz so that they would go to their deaths in good spirits! The Nazis could only play marches, oom-pah-pah, and the Horst Wessel Song, and idiotic folk songs sung by dumb blond children... I even prefer Engelbert Humperdinck...And you're babbling here about "instead of the Byrds"! What an idiot you are!.
Hi. I'd been working on a big Western Swing project and ended up with enough Willie Nelson tracks for an entire volume.
Here's Swingin' Willie:
https://mega.nz/file/rmBgTQZK#GkhvNUr2CSarYV7STbj-n9AR3hrWT6xrYQusCZ7MYEU
Thank you for posting the "jazz & hot dance" series. However, one comment on this: The volume you posted with norwegian jazz turned out to be a different album than expected. It's actually a similar compilation, made by the norwegian label Herman Records. The two compilations don't contain exactly the same songs.
It seems you thought you posted this compilation:
https://www.discogs.com/release/26825741-Various-Jazz-And-Hot-Dance-In-Norway-1920-1946
When in fact you posted this compilation:
https://www.discogs.com/release/26714303-Various-Jazz-Hot-Swing-Jazz-In-Norway-Vol-1-1920-1940
This is of course not a big problem. I appreciated the one you posted, and I am definetely not a completist as far as compilations of pre WWII norwegian jazz is concerned. I just thought I'd mention it.
Dear MH77,
Here is the only record I have by Th’ Losin Streaks. I saw them in 2005 in a small club in San Francisco and they were great…and very sloppy.
Th' Losin Streaks - Sounds of Violence (2004)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/Fr3kZZT2
And here is something fun to go along with it…
The 4 Instants - Discotheque (1966)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/G3MWxx8R
SZ
@MusicHoarder77
Th' Losin Streaks - Sounds of Violence (2004)
https://www.imagenetz.de/zPUGo
Th' Losin' Streaks - This Band Will Self-Destruct In T-Minus- LP (2018)
https://www.imagenetz.de/z3Q3Y
Enjoy!
Thanks, Berni! I love anything western swing.
@Douglas & Stephano THANKS !!!
The 4 Instants?? I listened to 2 tracks......great stuff also!!!
Hi Jumpstart, you are 100% right. My mistake. I do not (yet) have the Jazz and Hot Dance album, and in error took Jazz and Hot Swing from the list without checking it twice. Those who downloaded will see that titles and music match. It just is not from this series. Thanks
Frank Marino - Poppy 2001 and Poppy 2002 (@320)
The properly tagged version of Poppy 2001, plus Poppy 2002, each with four versions. At 3hrs 40min total, a whole lotta Frank…
Link: https://www.imagenetz.de/zwFmy
Frank Marino - At The Agora… And Beyond (@VBR)
These are the songs on Frank’s official YT channel to promote his sensational Live At The Agora 6 hours(!) Blu Ray/DVD, with some bonus tracks. Plus the two (?) songs he played at “Live Aid 40” on October 30th at Montréal. Totally unexpected, since Frank in 2021 announced his retirement from performing due to health issues. I’m very pleased with this compilation, and hope you’ll be too.
Link: https://www.imagenetz.de/JVtmx
Enjoy
Ja-Mike
Well then pardner, saddle up and mosey on over yonder to ButterBoy's to see the whole enchilada.
With the passing of Jimmy Cliff a few weeks back, would anyone have his first album 'Hard road to travel' on the Island label or the the reissue 'Can't get enough of it' on the Veep label Thanks for looking Tassie
Mike said...
re MOLLY TUTTLE
Thanks to the poster of "Introducing the Tuttles" a while back. Nice album with young Molly!
Can anyone share Molly Tuttle albums?
Thanks.
Cheers,
Mike M
thanks!
Thanks.
(Firefox did not DL correct - Opera was o.k.)
Ta very much to Douglas & Stephano for Th' Losin' Streaks, & to zigzagwanderer for th' Dead Flowers.
Hey Nazi Jazz Fan instead of the Byrds,
the Nazis and Fascists in Italy were far too stupid for jazz. Only opposition members in the German underground could play jazz, and they were cruelly persecuted. Coco Schumann was forced to accompany Jews to the gas chambers with his guitar jazz so that they would go to their deaths in good spirits! The Nazis could only play marches, oom-pah-pah, and the Horst Wessel Song, and idiotic folk songs sung by dumb blond children... I even prefer Engelbert Humperdinck...And you're babbling here about "instead of the Byrds"! What an idiot you are!.
please no politics (your rule ryp?) lets keep it civil man !..what happened to respecting others views?...
Thanks to Berni for the Willie Swing, and especially for the tracks with Asleep at the Wheel, the original and unmatched saviors of the Western Swing genre way back 50 years ago, after the creators had moved along! All good wishes, Iggy
I have zero respect for Nazis on my site and will not tolerate them here! Nip it in the bud!
I enjoyed the Norway comp so much that I have been grabbing all the others. I even looked at discogs and did not realize the songs were different. Thanks for the efforts!
Oh it looks like the Italy might have the same issue. The tracks do not match the one in the linked record on Discogs. Apologies if I am the one confused here.
I agree completely with RYP. Although the twilight zone is usually nonpolitical, fascism, and Nazism need to be called out wherever they are encountered. As to the Nazis and jazz, the Third Reich found itself in the bind where that music was concerned. Because of it's fundamentally African-American roots, and the Nazis' racist views about Black people, it was difficult for them to incorporate this idiom into German culture, despite their obvious attraction to the music itself. With the right wing on the rise globally, I think it's critical we recall our history so that we avoid repeating it.
TUSKIN! thank you for this!!!!
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