It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)Starting with volume 28, I went back to the same setup that i used for the Garage Greats 45's series. I used the NAD preamp. Not sure if there is a sonic difference, but these 45's sure sounded great blasting out of two huge power amps into two quality sets of speakers on my end.
trax:1. Coming Home to You (Capitol) - Herbie Goins & The Night-Timers 2. The.Incredible Miss Broom (Capitol) - Herbie Goins & The Night-Timers 3. I Hurt on the Other Side (Capitol) - Jerry Cook 4. Take What I've Got (Capitol) - Jerry Cook 5. Take Me (Uni) - Betty Everett 6. There'll Come a Time (Uni) - Betty Everett 7. I Don't Want to Lose You (Brunswick) - Jackie Wilson 8. Just Be Sincere (Brunswick) - Jackie Wilson 9. Crazy 'Bout My Baby (Capitol) - Micki Lynn 10. Where Was I (Capitol) - Micki Lynn 11. What'd I Say (7 Arts) - The Halos 12. Come on (7 Arts) - The Halos 13. Who You Gonna Hurt? (Capitol) - Beryl Marsden 14. Gonna Make Him My Baby (Capitol) - Beryl Marsden 15. Somebody Stole My Dog (Stax) - Rufus Thomas 16. I Want to Be Loved (Stax) - Rufus Thomas 17. Lover Boy (Cameo) - Dee Dee Sharp 18. Do the Bird (Cameo) - Dee Dee Sharp 19. You Crack Me Up (Little Star) - Jimmy Norman 20. I Know I'm in Love (Little Star) - Jimmy Norman 21. I'm Not Trying to Make You Pay (Mesa) - Brenda George 22. I'm Not Trying to Make You Pay - Pt. 2 (Mesa) - Brenda George 23. People Sho' Act Funny (Red Top) - Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford 24. Shake a Leg, Baby (Red Top) - Don Gardner & Dee Dee Ford 25. I Thank You (Stax) - Sam & Dave 26. Wrap It Up (Stax) - Sam & Dave 27. He's Got the Power (United Artists) - The Exciters 28. Drama of Love (United Artists) - The Exciters 29. Didn't It Rain (Norton) - The Clovertones feat. Esquerita on Piano 30. Wild Party (Get Hip) - The Valiants 31. Midnight Walk (Get Hip) - The Valiants
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...Barbara Lynn may not be as well known as Irma Thomas or Tammi Terrell, but you should add these discs to your collection if you like 60s R&B music.
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The rocking Bethlehem, Pennsylvania garage that incubated the Original Sins hasn't had a new coat of paint or even a serious spring cleaning in ages. Led by diminutive howler/guitarist J.T. (John Terlesky), the quartet — which didn't change, lineup-wise, save for one drummer change, between its 1987 debut and 1996's Bethlehem — has stayed true to its chosen era, re-creating the down and dirty organ-fueled excitement and atmosphere of '60s punk bands like the Standells and Seeds. Synthesizing convincing originals from standard ingredients, the Sins have been remarkably consistent in their quality control, trying new vintages now and then but keeping stylistic ambition from overtaking them (like the Chesterfield Kings) while steering clear of the sense that they've done it all before (like the Lyres).
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…Mighty Joe Young gets the distortion started with Why Baby/ Empty Arms; he is one of the best of the many muscular fretters here. The biggest name is Tarheel Slim, whose #9 Train/ Wildcat Tamer are prime cuts of tough NYC blues. But the wildest by far was Wild Jimmy Spruill, who livens up Wilbert Harrison's Kansas City as well as 6 of his own guitar-wrecking instrumentals including Hard Grind and Cut And Dried (all previously reissued on Krazy Kat LP 7429, as I recall). There are a few mediocre tracks mixed in, but rare sides by the Charles Lucas Combo, B. Brown (possibly Spruill here), Billy Lewis, and Hal Paige & The Whalers make this a must for fans of vintage fret-melting technique. 20 selections. (MB) (Roots ‘n Rhythm)
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It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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...Melchior wrote most of the originals (four songs are covers) and shares most of the vocals. Further, the music has more of a folk-blues bent than Golightly's solo material, which also incorporates pop, soul, and R&B elements. Considering how long she's been collaborating with members of the Milkshakes and Thee Headcoats, it should come as little surprise that Melchior's singing sounds a little like that of Billy Childish. At the very least, Desperate Little Town would make a nice companion piece to the album, In Blood, she recorded with Childish himself in 1999. As on many Golightly releases, Bruce Brand, another architect of the "Medway sound," handles percussion duties. - AllMusic Review by Kathleen C. Fennessy
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It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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28-track compilation of her best early sides from 1962-65, including a half-dozen previously unreleased cuts. The material is worthy, idiosyncratic stuff with a bluesier, swampier feel than most any other soul being made during the time. New Orleans-styled horns, bluesy organ, and some gutsy guitar licks usually decorate the arrangements, while Lynn puts the tunes across with an assured reserve. One oddity is "Can't Buy My Love," on which it sounds like producer Huey Meaux was trying to replicate the organ-colored polka-rock he'd just crafted for the Sir Douglas Quintet.(Allmusic)
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"Then there’s the Weisstronauts, who toss major surf rock influences into a blender with everything else they’ve ever even sort of liked and pull out songs built on combinations that look insane on paper but absolutely kill once you hear them." - Richard Bouchard - Boston Band Crush 
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It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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For record-buyers of a certain age, the Coral label means only one thing – Buddy Holly! The rock era’s first ever singer-songwriter cut his solo hits with this subsidiary of the Decca Record Company formed in 1949. Prior to his emergence, Coral’s most famous artists were the McGuire sisters, Lawrence Welk, and Teresa Brewer (who married label manager Bob Thiele). Debbie Reynolds with the movie-promoted Tammy gives Coral its greatest success. There are many other artists on Coral, such as Johnny Burnette, Patsy Cline, Moon Mullican, our Canadian the Diamonds.
...By 1991, the group, made up of brothers David Wojciechowski (bass) and Robert Wojciechowski (guitar) and drummer Michael Sinocchi, released their debut 7", My Favorite Story, on Umbrella Records. The Time Ticks By and Going Out of My Mind singles followed, and in 1994, the band put out its self-titled EP on Estrus, known among fans as "the ghoul record." The next two years brought the Sylvia Gray and Already Down 7" records. The band's first album was delayed by the infamous Estrus warehouse fire, but in 1997, the Insomniacs finally debuted their first full-length of catchy munster rock, Out of It. The groovy, shag carpets and mood rings follow-up, Get Something Going!, arrived on the scene in 2000, and the similarly fabuloso Switched On! appeared in finer record shops in 2004. - Artist Biography by Charles Spano
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This is the perfect introduction to what Dutch garage 60’s is really all about. It doesn’t get any better than this, and you really should start here before you collect any other Dutch comps- these are the basics! This is a very limited edition CD that was put out by our good friend, Kustom-65. This went out of print in a day or two!
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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…From 1951 until the early 1970s, the company specialized in R&B, evolving from urban blues and jazz in the beginning to doo wop music in the late 1950s -- their first release in December of 1951 was "Rock H-Bomb Rock" by H-Bomb Ferguson. In 1953, he started recording vocal groups, which heralded his entry into the doo wop field with the Caverliers Quartet. Other harmony groups and a cappella outfits that came aboard included the Revels, the Travelers, the Fi-Tones (the reorganized Caverliers), the Parakeets, the Gypsies (who had more of a jump sound), the Five Dukes, and the Lincolns, all of whom -- along with many others -- are represented on this 29-song collection. None of Atlas's releases ever charted nationally -- the company was essentially a one-man operation, and lacked the promotional clout and money to push songs that high nationwide -- but their artists were fixtures on local and regional charts. As for the diversity of material here, it runs the gamut from raunchy, heavily R&B-flavored numbers like the Caverliers' "Dynaflow" (a great unheralded car song with a real cool sax solo) and the Gypsies' jumping "Young Girl to Calypso," to smooth near-pop like "Lenora" by the Travelers. This collection also includes a pair of unreleased numbers by the Travelers and the Fi-Tones. The sound is good, and the notes are exceptionally detailed, as well. (Bruce Eder, Allmusic)
Here we are again with a new compilation of wild rockers, exotic sounds, Latin rockers and explosive R&B!
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Hi-Dramatic mixes all those fine styles into one big cocktail and serves it to the crowd with obvious delight. They Rock, they Roll, they Rip, they Roar and they Romp and they Stomp, o yeah... These four gentlemen play it like they like it, original but not traditional. Hi-Dramatic's 'all original' set features material ranging from Swinging to Moody to Fast and Raw, with or without lyrics. Hi-Dramatic is inspired by all the great rockabilly-, surf-, country & western-, blues-, jazz- and swing-heroes and moves along into the 21st century with that huge inheritance.
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It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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...Buffalo Bop CDs usually have 30 tracks of rockabilly and rock 'n' roll from the 50s and early 60s - often very rare sides. Many of the issues have a subject or stylistic theme (juvenile delinquents, hot rods, trains, women singers, instrumentals, etc.). The tracks are mostly mastered from 45s and the sound quality is generally excellent - particularly on the later issues. Each CD comes with a booklet with a cover painting evocative of the music within and artist photos and label shots inside. With so many reissues available there are inevitably some duplications with other reissues but nevertheless there is a ton of great music available on these CDs not available elsewhere.
Presented by Guitar Player magazine, the Legends of Guitar series is doing a pretty good job at documenting some of the most important and exciting guitar work of the past few decades... None of the 18 tracks, all released from 1962-65, were sizable hits; most, in fact, are rare regional singles known only to dedicated surf collectors. There are a few recognizable names: Dick Dale, the Chantays ("Pipeline"), The Ventures, the Surfaris, and Bobby Fuller, but even these selections steer clear of those acts' hits in favor of overlooked cuts. There are also some surprising lead guitarists: future Turtle Al Nichol (as part of The Crossfires), Randy Holden (one of the best obscure U.S. '60s guitarists) ...and, most amazingly, Jim Messina playing on discs by early surf combos... (Allmusic)
Hi-Dramatic mixes all those fine styles into one big cocktail and serves it to the crowd with obvious delight. They Rock, they Roll, they Rip, they Roar and they Romp and they Stomp, o yeah... These four gentlemen play it like they like it, original but not traditional. Hi-Dramatic's 'all original' set features material ranging from Swinging to Moody to Fast and Raw, with or without lyrics. Hi-Dramatic is inspired by all the great rockabilly-, surf-, country & western-, blues-, jazz- and swing-heroes and moves along into the 21st century with that huge inheritance.
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It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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...This latest set, like the label's earlier releases in the same genre, features more rarities, each transferred from the original 45 and remastered with care, so the sound is top-notch, making this compilation, like the others from Buffalo Bop, a delight for scholars and collectors. Sides like Riley Walker's "Uranium Miner's Boogie," Buddy Phillips' "River Boat Blues," and Kenny Brown's "Throw a Little Wood on the Fire," to name just three of the treats here, are full of so much unhinged joy and fun that even the casual listener will find a lot to enjoy and marvel at in these 28 tracks.(Steve Leggett, Allmusic)
"FANTASTIC 3, groupe composé de Denis Baudrillart (batterie), Fabrice Lombardo (basse) et Philippe Almosnino (guitare) se forme fin 98.
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It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
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...Buffalo Bop CDs usually have 30 tracks of rockabilly and rock 'n' roll from the 50s and early 60s - often very rare sides. Many of the issues have a subject or stylistic theme (juvenile delinquents, hot rods, trains, women singers, instrumentals, etc.). The tracks are mostly mastered from 45s and the sound quality is generally excellent - particularly on the later issues. Each CD comes with a booklet with a cover painting evocative of the music within and artist photos and label shots inside. With so many reissues available there are inevitably some duplications with other reissues but nevertheless there is a ton of great music available on these CDs not available elsewhere.
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