Monday, 16 February 2026

…and now for something completely different! 3001 - 2026

These damned religious fanatics, politicians, warlords, and so on... They all bring death and destruction, even though they know they are just as superfluous as telephone disinfectants and hairdressers! - RYP

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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 OR BOOKS RELEASED IN 2024 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS OR BOOKS 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.

38 comments:

Searnav said...

Dylan And Young With The Band - S.N.A.C.K.!

My LP = Vibrator Records 160 (USA 1975)

---The Students Need Athletics, Culture, & Kicks concert of March 23, 1975, was organized by Bill Graham to help out the San Francisco city schools. We bring you the unbelievable conclusion of that concert.---

Bob Dylan (piano, harmonica, guitar, vocals)
Neil Young (piano, guitar, vocals)
Rick Danko (bass, vocals)
Levon Helm (drums, vocals)
Garth Hudson (keyboards)
Tim Drummond (guitar)
Ben Keith (pedal steel guitar)

My LP is on black vinyl, but I added multi-coloured vinyl images from Discogs.

Opening the recording is an interview and intro, as part of track 1. I separated it into two tracks and named the intro as A0 with track # = 0

Track A2 is mentioned neither on the artwork nor on the label.

Tracks A0 to B3 = Kezar Stadium, Golden Gate Park San Francisco, CA, March 23, 1975

Tracks B4 and B5 = Philharmonic Hall, New York, NY, October 31, 1964

1. A0 Dylan And Young With The Band - Intro (0:52)
2. A1 Dylan And Young With The Band - Are You Ready For The Country ? (3:50)
3. A2 Dylan And Young With The Band - Ain't That A Lot Of Love (not mentioned) (4:45)
4. A3 Dylan And Young With The Band - Lookin' For A Love (3:53)
5. A4 Dylan And Young With The Band - Loving you (Is Sweeter Than Ever) (3:54)
6. A5 Dylan And Young With The Band - I Want You (3:59)
7. B1 Dylan And Young With The Band - The Weight (4:59)
8. B2 Dylan And Young With The Band - Helpless - Knockin' At The Dragon's Door (7:25)
9. B3 Dylan And Young With The Band - Will The Circle Be Unbroken (2:10)
10. B4 Bob Dylan - Who Killed Davey Moore? (4:32)
11. B5 Bob Dylan - All I Really Want To Do (5:23)

Vinyl Rip - Artwork Included (front, back, multi-coloured disc, labels) (from Discogs)

https://workupload.com/file/VXg73mvyFua

Searnav said...

The Burrito Brothers – The Muscle Shoals Demo Sessions

Pink Flamingo Connoisseur SDVSOP CD 337 (UK 2001) (double CD)

Gib Guilbeau & John Beland with Alan Jones, Roger Clark, Butch Johnson ...

Original demos for the "Back To The Sweethearts Of The Rodeo" double vinyl LP recorded at the Muscle Shoals studios in 1986/1987, plus songs recorded at the same sessions that didn't make it onto that album.

On my copy, CD 1 track 14 listed hereunder (Moonlight Rider) is actually CD 2 track 1. CD 1 has 13 tracks only when CD 2 has 14.

CD 1

1. Baby Won't You Let Me Be The One (3:22)
2. Crazy Horses (3:08)
3. Mean Streets (4:47)
4. You're A Fool To Love Him (4:06)
5. She's Your Lover Now (3:22)
6. Molly (3:27)
7. My Believing Heart (3:16)
8. Sherry's Little Girl (4:16)
9. The Time Of Our Lives (2:25)
10. Carry Me (3:10)
11. I Didn't Take A Chance On You (2:49)
12. Rock Of Love (1:52)
13. I've Got A Hunch (3:10)
14. Moonlight Rider (4:37)

CD 2

1. Like A Shadow (5:38)
2. Shoot For The Moon (3:12)
3. Red Shoes (1:51)
4. Burning Embers (3:40)
5. Back To The Sweethearts Of The Rodeo (3:26)
6. Burn The Midnight Oil (3:04)
7. Last Call (2:58)
8. True True Love (3:55)
9. I'm Impressed (2:53)
10. Gold Guitar (3:23)
11. Let's Do Something Crazy (3:32)
12. You Should Know Me By Now (2:32)
13. This Could Be The Night (2:52)

Artwork Included (front, back, booklet, CDs)

https://workupload.com/file/h57j6Xm82Sc

The Masaccio of Gonzo said...

Hi TZ’ers!


Sidney Bechet - Treat It Gentle (1960) pdf

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


The Story Of The Original Dixieland Jazz Band (1977) pdf

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Lh4aTvWSEyi8y9A3-dUsg9O4MW_b-bxG/view?usp=share_link


Louis Armstrong's New Orleans (2006) pdf

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1H84pIIhR9YoB_wmBi6oCBu1QGndYFzz-/view?usp=share_link


Enjoy!

Ramone666 said...

Some more fine albums by Bardo Pond: Amanita ('96), Peri (2009) & Yntra (2012). Enjoy!
https://www.imagenetz.de/ckVyf

Richie Nixan said...

A Service To The World

Devera Ngwena

Devera Ngwena - Ndabvezera
https://www.discogs.com/release/3727281-Jonah-Moyo-Devera-Ngwena-Jazz-Band-Ndabvezera
devera ngwena - the best of dnjb
https://www.discogs.com/release/25871770-Devera-Ngwena-Jazz-Band-The-Best-Of-Devera-Ngwena-Jazz-Band
devera singles collection

https://pixeldrain.com/u/FasvTbGM

Apesville said...

Small Independent Rockin' label Series
Dunes (CA) 45rpm
Dist : Bigtop (NY)
Dunes was Sold to MGM (NY) in 1964.

Location : Los Angeles Califf. (Rays Home)
Owner : Ray Peterson
But run by his Manager Mort Shulman, as Ray had been crippled with polio. Mort then took office in the Brill building in New York & arranged a deal with Hill & range as distributer for the label as a Subsidiary of Bigtop Records (NY) . Ray Peterson meet in 1959 Phil Spector in La & became friends. Phil became the label producer.
The Dunes Name & logo was based on the Famous Las Vegas Strip Hotel Paradise Nevada where Ray Peterson did a four week run every year.

Track List https://anorakrockabilly45rpm.blogspot.com

https://workupload.com/file/8CBJgFsh4Gx
on request Dean

sambgodot said...

DWIGHT YOAKAM cont.

VARIOUS RARITIES
1. Long Black Cadillac 2. Hey Little Girl 3. Doing What I Did 4. Suspicious Minds 5. Thinking About Leaving 6. Sin City 7. I'll Go Back To Her 8. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 9. Tears For Two 10. What's Left Of Me 11. Mamma Tried 12. Carmelita (w/Flaco Jiminez) 13. Little Chapel (w/Heather Myles) 14. Take Me (w/Kelly Willis) 15. Blue Moon Of Kentucky (w/Ricky Skaggs) 16. Hey Good Lookin' (/Buckwheat Zydeco) 17. It's Better This Way (w/Jo Lynn White) 18. Send A Message To My Heart (w/Patti Loveless)
https://workupload.com/file/vYvDgQPRZfn

A LONG WAY HOME Dwight Yoakam – A Long Way Home – CD (Album), 1998 [r5184719] | Discogs https://workupload.com/file/VCCcZzrcgD6

TOMORROW'S SOUNDS TODAY Dwight Yoakam – Tomorrow's Sounds Today – CD (Album), 2000 [r3399488] | Discogs https://workupload.com/file/bBmPeQ6JRgW

Richie Muster said...

Thanks muchly to you.

J_M said...

The Congos - Heart Of The Congos Expanded - part 3 (of 3)

This third and final part contains two discs of Watty Burnett’s Black Ark Sessions between 1974-1979.

https://www.imagenetz.de/R2ACi

Trader Woody said...

I was wondering if anyone could post anything by The Fall-Outs? It's been a long time since they were last posted (2015) and the links have perished.

garagekings said...

Probably posted in years gone by, but worth another look - The Kinks "Picture Book" 6CD boxed set career retrospective (Universal, 2008). Discs 1-3 today

https://www.imagenetz.de/gTTXh

Hermann said...

Glückwunsch zu #3000 äh #3001

Douglas said...

I have 4 releases by The Fall-Outs. Here are three and the other will come tomorrow. All my rips @320.
The Fall-Outs - The Fall-Outs (1995)
https://www.imagenetz.de/iXbYi

The Fall-Outs - Here I Come and Other Hits (1993)
https://www.imagenetz.de/FHhDs

The Fall-Outs - Sleep (1994)
https://www.imagenetz.de/mrhL4

Enjoy!

Anonymous said...

Thank you, Ja-Mike, like it!
Hana-Bi

Chocoreve said...

Fleetwood Mac - Audiophile Collection Hi-Res FLAC
01-Rhiannon
02-You Make Loving Fun
03-Dreams
04-Say You Love Me
05-Somebody
06-Forever
07-Seven Wonders
08-Gypsy
09-Hold Me
10-Keep On Going
11-Little Lies
12-Never Going Back Again
13-Oh Diane
14-Big Love
15-Sara
16-Emerald Eyes
17-Go Your Own Way
18-Everywhere
19-Tusk
20-Don’t Stop
https://mega.nz/file/mjoGTTRA#ru8PDXL6YHcKdxOosW3lSayyu8fYeV9yVWh2RVLJaw8

The Swampseeds - Epic Singles FLAC
The Swampseeds Discography: Vinyl, CDs, & More | Discogs
https://mega.nz/file/vzojzZja#9fV7Cb9VT79plqZ-dqG0wPIVkL_aqDofQ_FvvGYvTH4

Rising Appalachia - Filthy Dirty South FLAC
https://www.discogs.com/fr/release/7471730-Rising-Appalachia-Filthy-Dirty-South
https://mega.nz/file/WywlEIiA#ytuXMBhgdfFjcuPGVnF60kgQkrj3kh7Shyic75feLCY

Ramone666 said...

Thnaks Douglas, was missing the Here I Come album

Stephano Zoig said...

Next three (for the first 3, check 1/31/26):
NoMeansNo - 0+2=1 (1991)
NoMeansNo - Sex Mad-You Kill Me (1991)
NoMeansNo - Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy (1993)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/Gi6q3Zkr
SZ

RiCK SAUNDERS said...

The Outrageous Sophie Tucker
"A documentary focusing on the tumultuous early days of this iconic vaudeville superstar who ruled the 1920's Flapper Era in the United States."
https://pixeldrain.com/u/kTu1np5U

"The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos is a 1937 Merrie Melodies cartoon directed by Frank Tashlin. The short was released on December 4, 1937."
...and a cast of everybody who was anybody in 1937, but in cartoon animal form, including
Alexander Woolcott, Walter Winchell, Milton Berle, Billy Jones & Ernie Hare, Sophie Tucker, Dick Powell, Deanna Durbin, Fred MacMurray, Bing Crosby, Al Jolson, Andy Devine, and more.
Music by Carl Stalling.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Woods_Are_Full_of_Cuckoos
https://pixeldrain.com/u/Uca6fiX1

Berni said...

Sambgodot - thanks for all the Dwight. I'm filling in a few gaps so much appreciated.

Aitor Rodriguez said...

Sidney Bechet is a great one i wasn't expexting. The dixieland tradition and Armstrong are a must talking about New Orleans. My wishes are highly fullfilled. but if you got more New Orleans i wouldn't mind. As a european i wish i could pay me a trip to the city one day. Thanks buddy.

DrNecessitor said...

(Continuing the discussion about crappy, ad-infested sites from yesterday)
@Susan Donimus - Yes, it's those sites. I still get occasional issues with Fifties Beat and Foggy Notion, but I found that the trick with them is to quickly stop the page from loading fully before the ads can pop up. Works most of the time, but you have to time it just right. Ridiculous.

NAL said...

OK! Thanks!!Nick, Greece.

Susan Donimus said...

@Berni - If you're talking about the New York Times Magazine, her surname is an anagram of mine (which isn't my real name anyway).

Psychfan said...

That does look great. Thank you!

Psychfan said...

Thank you Rick Saunders.

Anonymous said...

Chocoreve?? Wow!! Good to see you here. And, of course, thank you very much.

LittleJack said...

I agree with you. As a european I wish I could go to New Orleans for some day. Even if I've seen the TV serie "Treme" and what happened after the hurricane Katrina, I still have this dream ! My other dream is to be enough lucky to attend a concert of john Fogerty.

Anonymous said...

A service to the world indeed! Thanks 4 the excellent Zimbabwan music Richie, just lovely stuff all around... dukester

Done4it said...

Thank you Sambgodot.

Anonymous said...

Great seeing you post again Chocoreve. Loved your blog back in the day. Philo

The Masaccio of Gonzo said...

I lived in a small town in northern Louisiana for about 6.5 years. I went to “N’Awlins” once - in March of 2005 - a few months before Katrina hit.

I was living a hard lifestyle in those days & was there on, um,…”business” lol but still always carried my camera.

We were partying down by the levees - these huge rusting metal walls that had these giant tires weighting & securing them down.

I remember a homeless person camp by one of them.

After Katrina hit I learned that that entire area we were in was wiped out by the hurricane.

I won’t go into all the gory details about my one & only time in that city but it became the infamous “Scott’s New Orleans Trip”, one in which I believed I encountered some bad juju when walking around those levees & was kinda freaked out for months afterwards.

It was when Katrina hit months later & destroyed that area we were in that makes me believe still to this very day that I encountered some type of impending ominous force down there.

I still get the shivers whenever I look @ those photographs I took while there.

Never did ever make it to Mardi Gras or Jazz Fest lmao




Apesville said...

yep i just get ad after advert & virus warnings

jonder said...

Thank you, Douglas! I had no luck finding that self-titled debut online last year and am grateful to have it!

jonder said...

Great review of the Sex Mad reissue in the link below. The writing is over the top, but in a way that really makes you want to hear the record. Thank you Stephano!!!

https://thequietus.com/quietus-reviews/reissue-of-the-week/sex-mad-nomeansno-review/

jonder said...

RYP, thank you for today's video! "Help You Ann" was stuck in my head recently, such a garage rock classic. That riff! That chorus! Brilliant.

Berni said...

Ah, mystery solved. Was always curious about that. Thanks.

Anonymous said...

@LittleJack said ....
I agree with you. As a european I wish I could go to New Orleans for some day.

I did a deep south trip in 2017 starting at Nashville and going via Memphis Clarksdale Greenwood Indaniola Natchez to New Orleans
The funniest thing happened whilst bar hopping from top to bottom of Bourbon Street. My wife went to the ladies room only to find she needed to get the key from the bar. Next time I saw her she was holding a toilet seat with a key attached to it. We know where you're going ........

Trader Woody said...

This is wonderful, Douglas. Thanks so much!!!