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Bardo Pond, #1 of 2
For HH
Bardo Pond / Bufo Alvius (2022)
Bardo Pond / On The Ellipse (2003)
Bardo Pond / Bardo Pond (2010)
https://mega.nz/folder/g2QSAZQT#bbtQBc4iv7MS3lguIYc7OA
Will be live for a couple of weeks
Capt D
Einstürzende Neubauten
Bauten in Holland
3 concerts, live in Groningen, Vaals and Rotterdan 1985/1986
Rotterdam is a huge folder, it must be high fidelity noise
https://pixeldrain.com/u/rdJPQYxb
Small Independent Rockin' label Series
on request
Wonder (GA) 45rpm
Location : (November 1958) ℅ National Recording Corp. 12234 Fernwood Circle, N.E. Atlanta GA
(April 1960) PO BOX 9687 Atlanta GA.
Owner : Bill Lowery
Track List
Wonder (GA) 45 - 100 : Lee George - The Little Moon Men (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 100 : Lee George - Come To Me (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 101 : Tommy Bishop - It's A Crying Shame (1958) missing
Wonder (GA) 45 - 101 : Tommy Bishop - Now & Then There's A Fool Such As I (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 102 : Hi-Lites Featuring Randy Hard - One Love For Me (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 102 : Hi-Lites Featuring Randy Hard - Beach Baby (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 103 : Dewey Stone - A New Love (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 103 : Dewey Stone - Alabama (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 104 : Kashmirs - Tippi-Tippi-Wang-Wang (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 104 : Kashmirs - Heaven Only Knows (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 105 : Clyde Beavers - Susie Darlin’ (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 105 : Clyde Beavers - Black Knee Socks (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 106 : Othell Sullivan - We Haven't A Moment To Lose (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 106 : Othell Sullivan - Call Me Baby (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 107 : Pricilla Mitchell - Every Girl (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 107 : Pricilla Mitchell - Out Of My Dreams (1958) missing need label
Wonder (GA) 45 - 108 : Orella Myers - My Paradise (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 108 : Orella Myers - Ask Lucille (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 109 : Robert Gill & The Dreamers - Let Me Go (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 109 : Robert Gill & The Dreamers - Baby That's Alright (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 110 : Jimmy Smith & His Ranch Hands - I Have No Sweetheart (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 110 : Jimmy Smith & His Ranch Hands - Pinch Me Quick (1958)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 111 : Ken Grimsley - Full Moon (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 111 : Ken Grimsley - Why Don't You Love Me (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 112 : Kappas - Sweet Juanita (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 112 : Kappas - Your Love (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 113 : Orella Myers - Gonna Spend My Time To Make You Mine (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 113 : Orella Myers - Give A Little, Take A Little Love (1959) need label
Wonder (GA) 45 - 114 : Robert Gill & The Gill-O-Teens - I'm Happy (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 114 : Robert Gill & The Gill-O-Teens - Story Of A Lost Love (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 115 : Holidays - Who Knows (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 115 : Holidays - My Heart Never Knows (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 116 : Nick Barron - Barbara (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 116 : Nick Barron - Sweetheart (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 117 : Mac Boswell & The Outcasts - I Thought You Knew (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 117 : Mac Boswell & The Outcasts - Rang Dang Do Lally (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 118 : Tommy Hedden - Convinced (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 118 : Tommy Hedden - Young & Carefree (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 119 : Perry Powell - Sittin' On A Mountain (1959)
Wonder (GA) 45 - 119 : Perry Powell - That's How A Love Begins (1959) missing
Wonder (GA) 45 - 120 : Jimmy Van - The Ballad Of Caryl Chessman (1960) missing
Wonder (GA) 45 - 120 : Jimmy Van - There's Nothing (1960) missing
https://workupload.com/file/jU2aZS8NdwQ
Enjoy Dean at https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com
Various Artists – Al Fabbett And His Bands – Z
1. Lenny Zakatek - Do It Right (3:55)
2. Zoo - Memphis Train (3:27)
3. John Zorn - Snakeskin (7:42)
4. Tapper ''Tappa'' Zukie - Woman Ah No Me Trouble (3:52)
5. Sophie Zelmani - Most Of The Time (5:28)
6. The Zombies - She's Not There (2:24)
7. Warren Zevon - Mohammed's Radio (3:42)
8. Thalia Zedek - You're A Big Girl Now (4:49)
9. The Zodiac - The Versatile Daredevil (2:08)
10. ZZ Top - La Grange (3:52)
11. Joe Zaniwul - Money In The Pocket (4:44)
12. Axel Zwingenberger - Boogie Woogie Breakdown (3:42)
13. Gheorghe Zamfir - How Deep Is Your Love (3:57)
14. The Zulus - Topless (2:45)
15. Zucchero & Eric Clapton - What A Wonderful World (4:36)
16. Zebra - Tell Me What You Want (3:51)
17. Zingo - Merry-Go-Round (4:22)
18. Zarathustra - Way To Your Heart (7:12)
9. The Zara's - Telstar (3:07)
20. The Zephirs - Lacuna Head (2:26)
21. Zygoat - Leaves Of Sand (2:11)
22. Zephyr - High Flying Bird (3:36)
23. Zen - Hair (2:07)
24. Zager & Evans - In The Year 2525 (3:13)
25. Frank Zappa - Don't Eat The Yellow Snow (2:05)
Artwork Included (front, back, CD)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/YdkJC5DP
The Flying Burrito Brothers – Live From Amsterdam 1972
Rick Roberts (rhythm guitar, vocals)
Byron Berline (fiddle, vocals)
Kenny Wertz (acoustic guitar, vocals)
Alan Munde banjo, vocals)
Roger Bush (acoustic and electric bass, vocals)
Don Beck (pedal steel guitar, mandolin)
Eric Dalton (drums)
This rip is from the CDR I burned from a cassette tape recording I got in the late 70s, and it includes the talking between songs (which is not present on most other official and bootleg versions of that show). It is the most complete version of that historical performance (23 tracks).
1. Six Days On The Road (intro) (0:56)
2. The Image Of Me (3:16)
3. Four Days Of Rain (3:49)
4. My Uncle (2:35)
5. Bugle Call Rag (2:42)
6. Shenendoah Valley Breakdown (2:37)
7. Sing Me Back Home (3:18)
8. I Already Know (3:15)
9. White Line Fever (2:54)
10. Why Are You Crying (3:05)
11. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms (3:14)
12. The Salty Dog Blues (3:00)
13. Wild Horses (4:57)
14. She Thinks I Still Care (4:00)
15. The Wild Side Of Life (4:07)
16. Rueben's Train - Foggy Mountain Breakdown (2:52)
17. Dixie Breakdown (2:57)
18. Colorado (4:44)
19. She Makes Me Lose My Blues (2:26)
20. Sin City (3:16)
21. Devil In Disguise (4:29)
22. Roll Over Berthoven (2:53)
23. Six Days On The Road (reprise) (4:22)
Artwork Included (CDR front, back)
https://workupload.com/file/n3dspuP6tpC
Radio Caroline South - Tom Edwards – 1967 (1)
Monday April 10, 1967 (36 min)
259 metres medium wave band
The Bachelors – Oh How I Miss You
Them – Gloria
Manfred Mann – Ha! Ha! Said The Clown
Sharon Tandy – Toe Hold
The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Purple Haze
Normie Row – Going Home
Frank And Nancy Sinatra – Somethin’ Stupid
Wynder K. Frog - Sunshine Superman
Radio Caroline News And Weather Bulletin by Patrick Mac?
The Quik – Berts Apple Crumble
Neil Diamond – Solitary Man (cut)
https://workupload.com/file/HBprCNHTHRP
Good morning, everyone, does anyone have Eric Clapton and Steve Windwood's 2009 album “Live From Madison Square Garden”? (https://www.discogs.com/master/256708-Eric-Clapton-And-Steve-Winwood-Live-From-Madison-Square-Garden) I would be very grateful if you would be so kind as to share it. Thank you in advance for your time and effort. Kind regards, Mike
Thanks for the collection !!
Thanks for the collection
DWIGHT YOAKAM
LIVE IN AUSTIN 10.88 Dwight Yoakam – Live From Austin TX – CD (Album), 2017 [r12180219] | Discogs https://workupload.com/file/sm5uVPe9rDU
IF THERE WAS A WAY Dwight Yoakam – If There Was A Way – CD (Album), 1990 [r3914606] | Discogs https://workupload.com/file/jVhJ3w3NuKJ
THIS TIME Dwight Yoakam – This Time – CD (Specialty Records Pressing, Album), 1993 [r1301612] | Discogs https://workupload.com/file/WvMgUsZc7RJ
The Congos - Heart Of The Congos Expanded - part 1 (of 3)
Considered one of roots reggae’s best albums ever, and Sly Dunbar plays on it (not the only drummer though). Part 1 of this expanded edition includes an original first Jamaican Lee Perry mix and a second remixed/remastered Go-Feet edition.
https://www.imagenetz.de/d9Mu8
Enjoy.
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It's ARNO NYM from abroad (well not exactly abroad but anyway not at home)!
I think i can post that last part of the MUSTERHAUS series by EN from my phone! If you can read this it worked!
You remember: MUSTERHAUS was a series of works created by Einstürzende Neubauten, released from 2005 to 2008. According to the band, it was "intended to give an outlet to creative aspects of the band
that are more experimental, challenging and less likely to fit into song/album format of their regular releases."
Releases were originally subscription-only, but the series was eventually sold to the public - see https://neubauten.bandcamp.com/
Here are Musterhaus #7& #8: https://mega.nz/file/oQhDAbwL#vh2I9YM2EOr_9fhAQVx3AaAVqYCOisC4MkofSypfmDs
(#8 is the one where they're completly drunk!). Have a nice weekend!
ARNO NYM
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It's ARNO NYM from abroad (well not exactly abroad but anyway not at home)!
I think i can post that last part of the MUSTERHAUS series by EN from my phone! If you can read this it worked!
You remember: MUSTERHAUS was a series of works created by Einstürzende Neubauten, released from 2005 to 2008. According to the band, it was "intended to give an outlet to creative aspects of the band
that are more experimental, challenging and less likely to fit into song/album format of their regular releases."
Releases were originally subscription-only, but the series was eventually sold to the public - see https://neubauten.bandcamp.com/
Here are Musterhaus #7& #8: https://mega.nz/file/oQhDAbwL#vh2I9YM2EOr_9fhAQVx3AaAVqYCOisC4MkofSypfmDs
(#8 is the one where they're completly drunk!). Have a nice weekend!
ARNO NYM
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Thanks a bunch for Al Fabbet. I must confess that I was slow to pick up on the name :)
Great record!!
I vividly remember Peel reporting on his weekly BFBS show in the late 1970s that he had just returned from the Glastonbury Festival, where he acted as compère. As a DJ he welcomed either sunset or sunrise by playing 'Row, Fisherman, Row'. In a moment, 100,000 people below him would begin to move together to the rhythm of the song. Even listening on my transistor radio at home, I got goosebumps. I immediately ordered Heart of the Congos (at an insane price by mail order), and I still hold the album in high esteem today. Thanks for the great contribution to the Zone this weekend, Ja-Mike. Best wishes, TC
Here's three more Pinky Tomlin movies...or movies that Pinky Tomlin appears in.
1935 - Times Square Lady
"Toni Bradley comes to New York from Iowa to take over her late father's business, most of which involved gambling. Her father's former associates plan to take the business away from her but with the help of one of them, Steve Gordon who changes sides and a songwriter, Pinky Tomlin, she manages to fight back."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Times_Square_Lady
1936 - Paddy O'Day - Pinky w/ Rita Hayworth
"Paddy O'Day is a 1936 American comedy drama film directed by Lewis Seiler and released by 20th Century Fox. It stars Jane Withers, Pinky Tomlin, and Rita Hayworth (credited as Rita Cansino). The story follows the adventures of a plucky Irish girl who arrives at Ellis Island only to discover that her mother, a cook in a wealthy Long Island home, has died. Hiding from the immigration officers who want to deport her, she charms everyone she meets, including the service staff and reclusive young master of the house. She goes to live with a family of Russian dancers that she met on the ship, and performs with them in their nightclub. Withers uses a heavy Irish brogue for her character and sings one song with an Irish accent and another song with a Russian accent. She also dances in several numbers, while Hayworth performs a traditional Russian dance in a nightclub revue.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paddy_O%27Day
1938 - Down Arkansaw
"Down in 'Arkansaw' is a 1938 American comedy film directed by Nick Grinde and written by Dorrell McGowan and Stuart E. McGowan. The film stars Ralph Byrd with the vaudeville comedy troupe the Weaver Brothers and Elviry, along with June Storey and Pinky Tomlin. The film was released on October 8, 1938, by Republic Pictures."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Down_in_%27Arkansaw%27
All three movies here:
https://pixeldrain.com/u/GE56fJAD
Thank you!
Eric & Steve as requested
https://mega.nz/file/bhpT3SrB#FYHWGvAMBfXVmzMDPawVnbnQhhsvePzN-z2h7oP7f6s
Tigerz
Good afternoon, Tigerz, thank you so much for Eric and Steve, your time and effort. I'm really happy. Best regards, Mike
Hi TZ’ers!
Blues From The Delta (Da Capo paperback)(1984) pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aV_jXA9vRaKw7C_Iyx9sQe0oJFGnjsZ7/view?usp=share_link
Dance of The Infidels - A Portrait of Bud Powell (De Capo paperback)(1998) pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YsrWZrZ9BKtF721TJF-SH-SCUciDw6cq/view?usp=share_link
American Music - Nat Hentoff (Da Capo Press)(2004) pdf
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q5c11ygxys6QQmjp62SS2Vm_AcEjb4rj/view?usp=share_link
Enjoy!
Back to the 60's.... Kevin Robertson
- Sundown's End
- Teaspoon Of Time
- Magic Spells Abound
Jangle pop from Aberdeen....
https://pixeldrain.com/u/EyNePAeQ
@Mark R my pleasure, glad you like it! @The Chairman thanks for a great story - transistor radio, those were the days... just a little magic box where all that great music came out from. And the prices for vinyl imports were often quite insane indeed, but worth every penny :) .
Thanks you
@Psyclist: a belated thanks for Califone's Quicksand-Cradlesnakes!
Thank you Psyclist!
TMOG it's carnival time soon. You got any Mardi Gras stuff, New Orleans, all the tradition fromn that city i love. Could be a good moment to post them N.O. books. I had to try. Thanks for all the culture you share.
A few days ago a kind soul posted the first LPs of NoMeansNo. Is there a chance to get some more? Thank you!
Does anyone have Kool and The Gang - Kool Jazz?
thanks,
-Rick
Thank you so much for this series! i have really enjoyed listening to the music for the past few weeks.
Many thanks @Searnav for Al Fabbett series, and also the radio Caroline post. The latter brings back memories. Nice!
Thank you for the last two of this fine series Searnav.
Thank you Sambgodot for the Dwight Yoakam albums.
I still don't know Al Fabbett is, can you Berni or maybe Searnav let us know? Thanks guys.
I don't suppose any of you have a digital copy of the ECM Records book called The Artists?
Thanks!
-Rick
That album was a game changer - one of the best reggae albums ever.
Top work Arno. Greatly appreciated.
You know that Kool Jazz is a compilation album with tracks from the previous albums?
Nothing new under the sun, and in my opinion those first dozen Kool & The Gang albums are all great
Thanks Searnav. I dropped in a little later, but went back and listened to them all.
Don4it - Al Fabbett is pronounced alphabet. Took me a while to catch on too :)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alphabet
Thanks, RichieNixan. I did not know that. I'll go digging for the older stuff 'preciate ya!
-Rick
The Congos inc. Cedric (and Ashanti Roy possibly) are playing in Birkenhead in May. Cedric in his 80s. J in Liverpool
Lovely stuff. Cheers.
Thanks for the Bardo Pond @Capt Deli. I'm just getting 'round to grabbing these, but will be delving in for a listen today!
Much appreciated, H.H.
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