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Monday, 16 May 2022
…and now for something completely different! 1687 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
Sunday, 15 May 2022
Squirrel Nut Zippers "Perennial Favorites" 1998
The band was founded by James "Jimbo" Mathus, formerly of Metal Flake Mother and Johnny Vomit & The Dry Heaves, and his then-wife Katharine Whalen in Carrboro, North Carolina, with Tom Maxwell, Chris Phillips, Don Raleigh, and Ken Mosher. The group made its debut in Chapel Hill a few months later. Stacy Guess (formerly of Pressure Boys) joined shortly after...
..."Nut Zippers" is a southern term for a variety of old bootleg moonshine. The band's name comes from a newspaper story about an intoxicated man who climbed a tree and refused to come down even after police arrived. The headline was "Squirrel Nut Zipper." It is also the name of a caramel and peanut candy dating back to 1890.
The band is credited for contributing to the swing revival that occurred during the 1990s. The band was influenced by Johnny Ace, Cab Calloway, Django Reinhardt, Raymond Scott, Fats Waller, and Tom Waits. The breakthrough single "Hell", with its calypso rhythm, more closely aligned the band with the neo-swing movement.
The Zippers's debut album, The Inevitable (1995), received airplay on National Public Radio, and its second album, Hot (1996), was certified platinum. Hot was also one of the first enhanced CDs, containing an interactive presentation created by filmmaker Clay Walker. In support of the album, the band toured with rock singer Neil Young. Perennial Favorites (1998) followed, then Christmas Caravan and Bedlam Ballroom.
The Squirrel Nut Zippers performed at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta and at President Clinton's second inaugural ball. Their numerous appearances included such notables as the radio show Prairie Home Companion and on television shows The Tonight Show, Late Show with David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, and Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. - wiki
trax:
01 Suits Are Picking Up The Bill 02 Low Down Man 03 Ghost Of Stephen Foster 04 Pallin' With Al 05 Fat Cat Keeps Getting Fatter 06 Trou Macacq 07 My Drag 08 Soon 09 Evening At Lafitte's 10 The Kraken 11 That Fascinating Thing
This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!
..."Nut Zippers" is a southern term for a variety of old bootleg moonshine. The band's name comes from a newspaper story about an intoxicated man who climbed a tree and refused to come down even after police arrived. The headline was "Squirrel Nut Zipper." It is also the name of a caramel and peanut candy dating back to 1890.The band is credited for contributing to the swing revival that occurred during the 1990s. The band was influenced by Johnny Ace, Cab Calloway, Django Reinhardt, Raymond Scott, Fats Waller, and Tom Waits. The breakthrough single "Hell", with its calypso rhythm, more closely aligned the band with the neo-swing movement.
The Zippers's debut album, The Inevitable (1995), received airplay on National Public Radio, and its second album, Hot (1996), was certified platinum. Hot was also one of the first enhanced CDs, containing an interactive presentation created by filmmaker Clay Walker. In support of the album, the band toured with rock singer Neil Young. Perennial Favorites (1998) followed, then Christmas Caravan and Bedlam Ballroom.
The Squirrel Nut Zippers performed at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta and at President Clinton's second inaugural ball. Their numerous appearances included such notables as the radio show Prairie Home Companion and on television shows The Tonight Show, Late Show with David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, and Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve. - wiki
trax:01 Suits Are Picking Up The Bill 02 Low Down Man 03 Ghost Of Stephen Foster 04 Pallin' With Al 05 Fat Cat Keeps Getting Fatter 06 Trou Macacq 07 My Drag 08 Soon 09 Evening At Lafitte's 10 The Kraken 11 That Fascinating Thing
This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!
"Bug Out" Vol 3 - 1994 - Land of 1,000 Dunces
Sixteen songs from the dance craze days of the early 60's that never made it to American Bandstand,..
...so kick of your shoes and do the Aba-Daba-Do, the Itchy-Koo, the Egyptian Shumba, the Snacky-Poo, the Bad Baboon, the Slosh, the Waddle, the Kosher Twist, and lots more! The CD includes 14 more tracks selected from the earlier Candy "Bug Out" compilations.
traxfromwax:
1) The Tradewinds: Aba-Daba-Do Dance 2) Hank Blackman & The Killers: Itchy Koo 3) Charles LaVerne: The Shoot'Em Up Twist 4) Ronnie Fuller: Do The Dive 5) The Tammys: Egyptian Shumba 6) The Henchmen: The James Brown 7) The Citations: The Stomp 8) The Matadors: Wobble Wobble 9) The Del-Mars: Snacky Poo Pt.1 10) The Madisons: Bad Baboon 11) Bernadette: The Slosh 12) Little Eddie: The Weasel 13) Race Marbles: The Switch 14) Jimmy Troy: The Switch 15) Don Barber And The Dukes: The Waddle 16) Benny Bell & His Pretzel Twisters: The Kosher Twist
…originally served by Harald...
...so kick of your shoes and do the Aba-Daba-Do, the Itchy-Koo, the Egyptian Shumba, the Snacky-Poo, the Bad Baboon, the Slosh, the Waddle, the Kosher Twist, and lots more! The CD includes 14 more tracks selected from the earlier Candy "Bug Out" compilations.
traxfromwax:1) The Tradewinds: Aba-Daba-Do Dance 2) Hank Blackman & The Killers: Itchy Koo 3) Charles LaVerne: The Shoot'Em Up Twist 4) Ronnie Fuller: Do The Dive 5) The Tammys: Egyptian Shumba 6) The Henchmen: The James Brown 7) The Citations: The Stomp 8) The Matadors: Wobble Wobble 9) The Del-Mars: Snacky Poo Pt.1 10) The Madisons: Bad Baboon 11) Bernadette: The Slosh 12) Little Eddie: The Weasel 13) Race Marbles: The Switch 14) Jimmy Troy: The Switch 15) Don Barber And The Dukes: The Waddle 16) Benny Bell & His Pretzel Twisters: The Kosher Twist
…originally served by Harald...
Stud Cole "Burn Baby Burn" 1968 (2002)
Better known as Stud Cole, Patrick Anthony Tirone was a singer-songwriter born in Buffalo, New York in the mid-40’s. He has been described as “Jack Starr meets Johnny Kidd,” “a lysergic Conway Twitty” and “Elvis fronting the ’66 Yardbirds” (you can definitely hear this in his “Oh...I Love You” ), but his stand-alone uniqueness is quite notable and I do wonder why he never became more well known?!...
...Cole’s fusion of 60’s rock and gritty country still sounds years ahead of its time, his seductive singing style both alluring and skittish with its contrasting soft undertones and rough-round-the-edges quality. There are many fantastic songs to delve into if you are not familiar with Stud Cole (like Feels Good and Hard Luck Games), but I’ve chosen Burn Baby Burn because this was the first song that introduced me to his music. Released in 1968, this smouldering hunk of rockabilly stopped me in my tracks from the moment it started! Right from the crazed howls of the opening line I was got, and what I really love is the insane first 20 or so seconds! Cole’s vocals erupt like a fire from a volcano as a racing, lava-hot, ‘Wipe Out-esque’ drum roll spills out over what you anticipate will be a fast-paced song…and then something quite unexpected happens! The tempo slows down a couple of notches and the song transforms into this sleek, bluesy slinkathon!!! Dirty rock’n’roll guitar riffs cut effortlessly through a sinuous 12-bar bass line whilst Cole’s vocals are slick and edgy! - by The Listening Post Blog
trax:
1 Burn Baby Burn 2 Always & Always 3 Feels Good 4 Don't Do That 5 Hard Luck Games 6 The Devil's Comin' 7 Stop The Wedding 8 Oh... I Love You 9 Waitin' Time Blues 10 Black Sun 11 My Baby's Comin' 12 The Witch 13 I Don't Want To Go 14 I'm Glad 15 It Ain't Right 16 Tirone Real Estate Radio Ad
…served by Rock 'n' Roll Steve…
...Cole’s fusion of 60’s rock and gritty country still sounds years ahead of its time, his seductive singing style both alluring and skittish with its contrasting soft undertones and rough-round-the-edges quality. There are many fantastic songs to delve into if you are not familiar with Stud Cole (like Feels Good and Hard Luck Games), but I’ve chosen Burn Baby Burn because this was the first song that introduced me to his music. Released in 1968, this smouldering hunk of rockabilly stopped me in my tracks from the moment it started! Right from the crazed howls of the opening line I was got, and what I really love is the insane first 20 or so seconds! Cole’s vocals erupt like a fire from a volcano as a racing, lava-hot, ‘Wipe Out-esque’ drum roll spills out over what you anticipate will be a fast-paced song…and then something quite unexpected happens! The tempo slows down a couple of notches and the song transforms into this sleek, bluesy slinkathon!!! Dirty rock’n’roll guitar riffs cut effortlessly through a sinuous 12-bar bass line whilst Cole’s vocals are slick and edgy! - by The Listening Post Blog
trax:1 Burn Baby Burn 2 Always & Always 3 Feels Good 4 Don't Do That 5 Hard Luck Games 6 The Devil's Comin' 7 Stop The Wedding 8 Oh... I Love You 9 Waitin' Time Blues 10 Black Sun 11 My Baby's Comin' 12 The Witch 13 I Don't Want To Go 14 I'm Glad 15 It Ain't Right 16 Tirone Real Estate Radio Ad
…served by Rock 'n' Roll Steve…
Elemeno P "Trouble in Paradise" 2005
The band signed a P&D (pressing and distribution) deal with Universal for the release of their debut album and were quickly thrown into their first gig, supporting US pop-punk band Sum 41. The remaining members were rallied. Taranaki-bred Scotty Pearson, who put his solid drumming style to use with a number of local bands, was recruited. The rhythm section was solidified by Paul Gerring on bass, though his presence was short-lived. After the release of ‘Fast Times in Tahoe’ he was replaced by Lani Purkis from punk-rock band Foamy Ed. She proved to be a valuable addition, also leading a large chunk of the band’s signature group backing vocals. In the gap between bassists, and for the sake of having a bass player in the video for ‘Nirvana’, Gibson’s longtime friend Julian Currin was enlisted temporarily...
...‘Fast Times in Tahoe’ was the song that put the band on the radar. In a time swamped with retro garage-rock, the song stood apart with its pop slant, inescapable sing-a-long chorus and Gibson’s almost spoken word style of singing. It spent three weeks in the New Zealand Singles Chart, peaking at No.32.
A flurry of high profile gigs followed, including the Summer Jam tour alongside Good Charlotte, and the True Colours Music Festival. The band’s instant success didn’t rub off well on fellow musicians that had been working tirelessly to try and get the same traction.
“That’s why we got a lot of shit in the beginning,” says Gibson, “... because we jumped the queue. I know we jumped the queue, but I never felt guilty because I knew we’d all paid our dues. I’ve worked my arse off in probably 15 bands before this one, the same with Lani, the same with [drummer] Scotty Pearson – holy hell, that guy’s played in a million bands, the same with Justyn.”
With a record deal in place and a solid line-up, the four-piece began honing their live show and writing more material for their debut album. Parts of tracks were lifted from the original living room recording sessions, however the bulk of the album was recorded across Auckland’s Revolver and York Street studios with Sam Gibson and friend Nic Manders as producers.
As Sam Gibson relocated to a studio in England for work, the second half of the tracking was produced by Pilbrow. Sam Gibson was later enlisted to mix the record, setting up camp in Nashville, Tennessee. He also set up a mastering deal with big name US engineer Howie Weinstein, known for his work with Nirvana, Ramones and Public Enemy. Following two separate trips to the States, the group returned to New Zealand with Love & Disrespect.Ahead of the album, four singles were released: ‘Fast Times in Tahoe’, ‘Nirvana’, ‘Urban Getaway’ and ‘Everyday’s a Saturday’. The album was released on 4 July 2002, making its debut at No.1 on the NZ Album Chart. Drawing comparisons to Weezer and The Exponents, Love & Disrespect overshot Universal’s initial sales expectations and sold around 45,000 copies, earning a triple platinum certification.
Despite the very strong sales and three NZ Music Award nominations, the critical response wasn’t quite as positive. Russell Baillie said in a two star review for the NZ Herald, “It's infectious for sure, but only if it had some personality to match all the positive energy, then it might well be on to something.” The band supported the album with an extensive 32-date tour around the country.Off the back of Love & Disrespect the band gained the management support of Teresa Patterson of CRS Music Management and Universal were happy to pay for international production on their second album.
The band decided to work with New Jersey punk rock producer Sal Villanueva, credited for work with bands Taking Back Sunday and Thursday, described by Gibson as “a crazy man”. Upon his arrival to New Zealand the band spent two solid months in pre-production in their Grey Lynn practice room. Together with Villanueva the band whittled more than 30 original songs down to 14 or 15.
The venue chosen for recording was Melbourne’s Sing Sing Studios, chosen for its extensive collection of gear, and to escape distractions back in Auckland. Gibson told NZ Musician magazine that once established at the studio their work rate “increased to 12 and even 14-hour days for the full six weeks they were there.” Of the 15 tracks, 11 made the cut.
Keyboardist Godfrey de Grut (another former member of The New Loungehead) was employed to play keys on the record. He became a rotating member of the band’s live line-up...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:
1 You Are 2 Pardon Me 3 Ohio 4 Burn 5 One Left Standing 6 11:57 7 Is This What We've Been Waiting For? 8 Death And The Maiden 9 The Day I Went Under 10 Life's Not Fair 11 Stay Go 12 S.O.S. (Bonus) 13 Stand Beside Me (Bonus) 14 Sad For You (Bonus) 15 Trouble In Paradise (Bonus)
…served by Gaius…
...‘Fast Times in Tahoe’ was the song that put the band on the radar. In a time swamped with retro garage-rock, the song stood apart with its pop slant, inescapable sing-a-long chorus and Gibson’s almost spoken word style of singing. It spent three weeks in the New Zealand Singles Chart, peaking at No.32.A flurry of high profile gigs followed, including the Summer Jam tour alongside Good Charlotte, and the True Colours Music Festival. The band’s instant success didn’t rub off well on fellow musicians that had been working tirelessly to try and get the same traction.
“That’s why we got a lot of shit in the beginning,” says Gibson, “... because we jumped the queue. I know we jumped the queue, but I never felt guilty because I knew we’d all paid our dues. I’ve worked my arse off in probably 15 bands before this one, the same with Lani, the same with [drummer] Scotty Pearson – holy hell, that guy’s played in a million bands, the same with Justyn.”
With a record deal in place and a solid line-up, the four-piece began honing their live show and writing more material for their debut album. Parts of tracks were lifted from the original living room recording sessions, however the bulk of the album was recorded across Auckland’s Revolver and York Street studios with Sam Gibson and friend Nic Manders as producers.
As Sam Gibson relocated to a studio in England for work, the second half of the tracking was produced by Pilbrow. Sam Gibson was later enlisted to mix the record, setting up camp in Nashville, Tennessee. He also set up a mastering deal with big name US engineer Howie Weinstein, known for his work with Nirvana, Ramones and Public Enemy. Following two separate trips to the States, the group returned to New Zealand with Love & Disrespect.Ahead of the album, four singles were released: ‘Fast Times in Tahoe’, ‘Nirvana’, ‘Urban Getaway’ and ‘Everyday’s a Saturday’. The album was released on 4 July 2002, making its debut at No.1 on the NZ Album Chart. Drawing comparisons to Weezer and The Exponents, Love & Disrespect overshot Universal’s initial sales expectations and sold around 45,000 copies, earning a triple platinum certification.
Despite the very strong sales and three NZ Music Award nominations, the critical response wasn’t quite as positive. Russell Baillie said in a two star review for the NZ Herald, “It's infectious for sure, but only if it had some personality to match all the positive energy, then it might well be on to something.” The band supported the album with an extensive 32-date tour around the country.Off the back of Love & Disrespect the band gained the management support of Teresa Patterson of CRS Music Management and Universal were happy to pay for international production on their second album.
The band decided to work with New Jersey punk rock producer Sal Villanueva, credited for work with bands Taking Back Sunday and Thursday, described by Gibson as “a crazy man”. Upon his arrival to New Zealand the band spent two solid months in pre-production in their Grey Lynn practice room. Together with Villanueva the band whittled more than 30 original songs down to 14 or 15.
The venue chosen for recording was Melbourne’s Sing Sing Studios, chosen for its extensive collection of gear, and to escape distractions back in Auckland. Gibson told NZ Musician magazine that once established at the studio their work rate “increased to 12 and even 14-hour days for the full six weeks they were there.” Of the 15 tracks, 11 made the cut.
Keyboardist Godfrey de Grut (another former member of The New Loungehead) was employed to play keys on the record. He became a rotating member of the band’s live line-up...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:1 You Are 2 Pardon Me 3 Ohio 4 Burn 5 One Left Standing 6 11:57 7 Is This What We've Been Waiting For? 8 Death And The Maiden 9 The Day I Went Under 10 Life's Not Fair 11 Stay Go 12 S.O.S. (Bonus) 13 Stand Beside Me (Bonus) 14 Sad For You (Bonus) 15 Trouble In Paradise (Bonus)
…served by Gaius…
"It's Jamaica Jump Blues Time!" Jamaican Sound System Classics 1941-1962 CD 3 of 3
Well, no one can accuse us of rushing things: it’s been a year since Jump Blues Jamaica Way became the third volume in our Jamaican Sound System Classics series, but here at long last is the fourth instalment...
...It’s Jamaica Jump Blues Time! is another 3CD selection of US jump/shuffle blues recordings, which will be of equal interest to both Jamaican music fans and connoisseurs of classic US rhythm & blues. Since Fantastic Voyage released Jumping The Shuffle Blues back in 2011, each successive volume in the series has been eagerly awaited by lovers of the music, some of whom have even suggested tracks for the consideration of compiler and annotator Phil Etgart.Over the last twelve months Phil has been busy researching what records were favoured by the Jamaican sound systems. This is no easy matter, considering that many had their labels scratched out and were retitled by DJs keen to preserve their “exclusives”, meaning that they were known on the island by their sound system titles. This is the music that provided the inspiration for Ska and all that followed. So enjoy sound system favourites by Louis Jordan, Joe Liggins, King Pleasure, Fats Domino, Louis Prima, Rosco Gordon, T-Bone Walker, Professor Longhair and a host of other names, both famous and obscure. Maybe we’ll do it all over again sometime, but you can’t hurry a good thing!
trax disc 3:
1. I Know - Fats Domino 2. Let's Linger Awhile - The Capris 3. Craving - The Cameos 4. Since You - Donna Hightower 5. Just A Gigolo|I Ain't Got Nobody - Louis Prima & His Orchestra 6. Bom Bom Lulu - Gene & Eunice 7. (Ho Ho Ho) You Don't Want Me No More Big - Mike Gordon 8. Shirley Jean - Big Walter & His Combo 9. Keep On Doggin' - Rosco Gordon 10. Pass The Buck - Paul 'Hucklebuck' Williams 11. Don't Drive Me Baby - Lowell Fulson 12. Baby, Let Me Hold Your Hand - Professor Longhair 13. Johnny's House Party, Pt 1 & 2 - Jimmy Beasley & The Rockers 14. Baby, Please Come Home - Lloyd Price & His Band 15. Tickle Toe - Paul Gayten 16. I Think You Jiving Me - Huey & Jerry 17. Let Me Dream - Jesse Belvin 18. My Love For You - John Fred & His Playboy Band 19. Prisoner's Song - Warren Storm 20. Ain't Gonna Cry No More - Bobby Day 21. I Ain't Goin' For That - Eugene Church 22. Straight Flush - The Frantics 23. The Clouds - The Spacemen 24. White Silver Sands - Bill Black's Combo 25. 'Taint It The Truth - Ernie K-Doe 26. Angel Baby - Charles Brown 27. Baby You Don't Know - Roy Milton 28. Broke - Wilbert Harrison & His Kansas City Playboys
…served by Gyro1966...
...It’s Jamaica Jump Blues Time! is another 3CD selection of US jump/shuffle blues recordings, which will be of equal interest to both Jamaican music fans and connoisseurs of classic US rhythm & blues. Since Fantastic Voyage released Jumping The Shuffle Blues back in 2011, each successive volume in the series has been eagerly awaited by lovers of the music, some of whom have even suggested tracks for the consideration of compiler and annotator Phil Etgart.Over the last twelve months Phil has been busy researching what records were favoured by the Jamaican sound systems. This is no easy matter, considering that many had their labels scratched out and were retitled by DJs keen to preserve their “exclusives”, meaning that they were known on the island by their sound system titles. This is the music that provided the inspiration for Ska and all that followed. So enjoy sound system favourites by Louis Jordan, Joe Liggins, King Pleasure, Fats Domino, Louis Prima, Rosco Gordon, T-Bone Walker, Professor Longhair and a host of other names, both famous and obscure. Maybe we’ll do it all over again sometime, but you can’t hurry a good thing!trax disc 3:
1. I Know - Fats Domino 2. Let's Linger Awhile - The Capris 3. Craving - The Cameos 4. Since You - Donna Hightower 5. Just A Gigolo|I Ain't Got Nobody - Louis Prima & His Orchestra 6. Bom Bom Lulu - Gene & Eunice 7. (Ho Ho Ho) You Don't Want Me No More Big - Mike Gordon 8. Shirley Jean - Big Walter & His Combo 9. Keep On Doggin' - Rosco Gordon 10. Pass The Buck - Paul 'Hucklebuck' Williams 11. Don't Drive Me Baby - Lowell Fulson 12. Baby, Let Me Hold Your Hand - Professor Longhair 13. Johnny's House Party, Pt 1 & 2 - Jimmy Beasley & The Rockers 14. Baby, Please Come Home - Lloyd Price & His Band 15. Tickle Toe - Paul Gayten 16. I Think You Jiving Me - Huey & Jerry 17. Let Me Dream - Jesse Belvin 18. My Love For You - John Fred & His Playboy Band 19. Prisoner's Song - Warren Storm 20. Ain't Gonna Cry No More - Bobby Day 21. I Ain't Goin' For That - Eugene Church 22. Straight Flush - The Frantics 23. The Clouds - The Spacemen 24. White Silver Sands - Bill Black's Combo 25. 'Taint It The Truth - Ernie K-Doe 26. Angel Baby - Charles Brown 27. Baby You Don't Know - Roy Milton 28. Broke - Wilbert Harrison & His Kansas City Playboys
…served by Gyro1966...
…and now for something completely different! 1686 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
All the rest 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
Saturday, 14 May 2022
THEE FINE LINES "Thee Fine Lines" 2003
Billy Childish inspired American garage punk. Thee Fine Lines play rough and ragged rock & roll music. They played their first show on Halloween 2001 and continue to play shows around the country.
I’ve got nothing but love for Thee Fine Lines, whose spirited, 60's-influenced, lo-fi rock n’ roll racket recalls the glory days of American garage rock --- when labels like Radio X, Estrus, and Repent ruled the world. The garage punk thang is always hit-or-miss, and these three cats HIT it in a big way --- here delivering trashy, infectious, and most-of-all FUN no-fi smashes suitable for delirious dance floor frivolity and depraved bedroom debauchery. This particular sub-genre can fail miserably when it’s all formula and no yum yum, but Thee Fine Lines totally get it right, infusing their basement blitzkrieg with a whole lotta hooks. In that respect, they follow in the footsteps of every great garage rock n’ roll band from The Kinks to The Sonics to The Fall-Outs. Fans of the NUGGETS comps will dig their noise, but I have a hard time calling these guys “retro” when they’re just SO FUCKING GOOD. Quite simply, this is timeless music: raw, primitive rock n’ roll that’s catchy as fuck and guaranteed to give you a good time. This band is HOT. I can’t wait to hear more! - Now Wave magazine
trax:
1. Feelin' Fine 2. Every Little Bit 3. Take It Away 4. I've Got My Eye On You 5. Gonna Walk Away 6. Open Up My Heart 7. Tears Are Rolling 8. Something Right 9. Feelin' Blue 10. I Wanna Feel Fine 11. Do It All Again 12. I've Had It With You 13. The Mess I'm In 14. Bring Her Back
I’ve got nothing but love for Thee Fine Lines, whose spirited, 60's-influenced, lo-fi rock n’ roll racket recalls the glory days of American garage rock --- when labels like Radio X, Estrus, and Repent ruled the world. The garage punk thang is always hit-or-miss, and these three cats HIT it in a big way --- here delivering trashy, infectious, and most-of-all FUN no-fi smashes suitable for delirious dance floor frivolity and depraved bedroom debauchery. This particular sub-genre can fail miserably when it’s all formula and no yum yum, but Thee Fine Lines totally get it right, infusing their basement blitzkrieg with a whole lotta hooks. In that respect, they follow in the footsteps of every great garage rock n’ roll band from The Kinks to The Sonics to The Fall-Outs. Fans of the NUGGETS comps will dig their noise, but I have a hard time calling these guys “retro” when they’re just SO FUCKING GOOD. Quite simply, this is timeless music: raw, primitive rock n’ roll that’s catchy as fuck and guaranteed to give you a good time. This band is HOT. I can’t wait to hear more! - Now Wave magazine
trax:1. Feelin' Fine 2. Every Little Bit 3. Take It Away 4. I've Got My Eye On You 5. Gonna Walk Away 6. Open Up My Heart 7. Tears Are Rolling 8. Something Right 9. Feelin' Blue 10. I Wanna Feel Fine 11. Do It All Again 12. I've Had It With You 13. The Mess I'm In 14. Bring Her Back
"BUG OUT" Vol. 2 - 1991
"Fabulous trashy early '60s garage rockers again...
..."BUG OUT! Not just a phrase or the latest dance craze, but a way of life! Whether at school, home, or in the car, by yourself or with a group, the time is always right to BUG OUT!" - liner notes
traxfromwax:
1. The Revels with Sam Eddy: It's Party Time 2. Johnny Sharp & The Yellow Jackets: Bombie 3. The Galaxies & The Regulars: Ride Your Horse 4. The Dittos: Mustard 5. The Rendell's: Hot Licks 6. The Warner Brothers: Do The Hog 7. The Divots: Dry Cereal 8. The Ebbtones: We're Wobbling 9. Kenny & The Fiends: House On Haunted Hill 10. Barry Wilson & The Camelots: The Bug 11. The Peels: Scrooey Mooey 12. Ricky Tino: Twistin' At The Hop 13. The Terrible Teens: Don't Stop Now 14. Mark Damon: Party Crashers 15. Damal & Rasheed: Twistin' In The Tub 16. Dade Wehba: Russian Roulette
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!
..."BUG OUT! Not just a phrase or the latest dance craze, but a way of life! Whether at school, home, or in the car, by yourself or with a group, the time is always right to BUG OUT!" - liner notes
traxfromwax:1. The Revels with Sam Eddy: It's Party Time 2. Johnny Sharp & The Yellow Jackets: Bombie 3. The Galaxies & The Regulars: Ride Your Horse 4. The Dittos: Mustard 5. The Rendell's: Hot Licks 6. The Warner Brothers: Do The Hog 7. The Divots: Dry Cereal 8. The Ebbtones: We're Wobbling 9. Kenny & The Fiends: House On Haunted Hill 10. Barry Wilson & The Camelots: The Bug 11. The Peels: Scrooey Mooey 12. Ricky Tino: Twistin' At The Hop 13. The Terrible Teens: Don't Stop Now 14. Mark Damon: Party Crashers 15. Damal & Rasheed: Twistin' In The Tub 16. Dade Wehba: Russian Roulette
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!
Elemeno P "Love & Disrespect" 2003
Elemeno P appeared seemingly from out of nowhere, a four-piece with straight-arrow, energetic, power-pop anthems. Equipped with a fun-loving attitude and the charm of frontman Dave Gibson, the band soon became household favourites across the nation, releasing a trifecta of top tier albums in the space of six years...
...Despite rumours they were manufactured in a record label boardroom, Elemeno P was founded by friends Justyn Pilbrow and Dave Gibson. The pair met hitchhiking back from a party in their teens and subsequently crossed paths in various bands in the Auckland jazz and punk scenes.
It was there that Gibson cut his teeth as a drummer, holding down the seat for the Queen City Big Band, Nickel and Elephant. Before picking up the microphone in a band, his distinctive baritone voice was put to use as one half of the breakfast show on George FM. The attraction to the limelight also transitioned to the screen, where he appeared in numerous commercials and as the character Nev in low budget horror The Locals, from director Greg Page. The Elemeno P song ‘Christmas’ also appears on the film’s soundtrack.
Between producing music for TVNZ, including the theme song to Montana Sunday Theatre, Pilbrow played bass with the jazz-rock band Relaxomatic Project, alongside guitarist Dan Sperber from The New Loungehead and drummer Luke Casey of Eye TV. He also contributed to the debut album from pop artist K'Lee, a stepping stone in his longstanding songwriting career.
Becoming flatmates, the pair decided to transform their living room into a studio, borrowing equipment from friends and using a basic Pro Tools rig. According to an interview with NZ Musician magazine (June/July 2003), the duo was inspired to get serious with music after hearing the Shania Twain song ‘From This Moment’. The plan was to record three demos. With producer Sam Gibson at the helm, the initial living room sessions yielded ‘Fast Times in Tahoe’, ‘Every Day's a Saturday’ and ‘Fast Pop Song’ (later called ‘I Don’t Know’). “I played drums on it. I sang ’cause there was no one else there to sing. That was basically the only reason I became a singer, because I just fell into it. Justyn played bass and guitar, and after we made the demo we thought, ‘This is cool, this feels good, let’s start a band’.” An initial placeholder name, Pookie, was given to the project, though was ultimately replaced with the off-the-cuff suggestion LMNOP from Sam Gibson (changed phonetically to Elemeno P).
Yet to assemble a complete band and play a live show, the pair boldly went about delivering their three-song demo to various record companies. Gibson recalls, “I just strolled into this record company with the demo in my pocket and said, ‘I’m here to see the A&R guy.’ They were all confused because I didn’t have an appointment, but we basically forced our way into the hands of the right people.”
With no response for eight months the pair had more or less given up on the project, when they were contacted by Festival Mushroom Music out of the blue. Their offer was soon followed by another from Universal Music.
“We were thinking, ‘this is too good to be true. When are they going to say by the way there’s a catch?’ But they didn’t.”...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:
1 Nirvana 2 Verona 3 Goodbye 4 Urban Getaway 5 The Benjamins 6 Fast Times In Tahoe 7 Claim To Fame 8 I Don't Know 9 Hold On 10 On My Balcony 11 Every Day's A Saturday 12 Weed Out
…served by Gaius…
...Despite rumours they were manufactured in a record label boardroom, Elemeno P was founded by friends Justyn Pilbrow and Dave Gibson. The pair met hitchhiking back from a party in their teens and subsequently crossed paths in various bands in the Auckland jazz and punk scenes.It was there that Gibson cut his teeth as a drummer, holding down the seat for the Queen City Big Band, Nickel and Elephant. Before picking up the microphone in a band, his distinctive baritone voice was put to use as one half of the breakfast show on George FM. The attraction to the limelight also transitioned to the screen, where he appeared in numerous commercials and as the character Nev in low budget horror The Locals, from director Greg Page. The Elemeno P song ‘Christmas’ also appears on the film’s soundtrack.
Between producing music for TVNZ, including the theme song to Montana Sunday Theatre, Pilbrow played bass with the jazz-rock band Relaxomatic Project, alongside guitarist Dan Sperber from The New Loungehead and drummer Luke Casey of Eye TV. He also contributed to the debut album from pop artist K'Lee, a stepping stone in his longstanding songwriting career.
Becoming flatmates, the pair decided to transform their living room into a studio, borrowing equipment from friends and using a basic Pro Tools rig. According to an interview with NZ Musician magazine (June/July 2003), the duo was inspired to get serious with music after hearing the Shania Twain song ‘From This Moment’. The plan was to record three demos. With producer Sam Gibson at the helm, the initial living room sessions yielded ‘Fast Times in Tahoe’, ‘Every Day's a Saturday’ and ‘Fast Pop Song’ (later called ‘I Don’t Know’). “I played drums on it. I sang ’cause there was no one else there to sing. That was basically the only reason I became a singer, because I just fell into it. Justyn played bass and guitar, and after we made the demo we thought, ‘This is cool, this feels good, let’s start a band’.” An initial placeholder name, Pookie, was given to the project, though was ultimately replaced with the off-the-cuff suggestion LMNOP from Sam Gibson (changed phonetically to Elemeno P).
Yet to assemble a complete band and play a live show, the pair boldly went about delivering their three-song demo to various record companies. Gibson recalls, “I just strolled into this record company with the demo in my pocket and said, ‘I’m here to see the A&R guy.’ They were all confused because I didn’t have an appointment, but we basically forced our way into the hands of the right people.”
With no response for eight months the pair had more or less given up on the project, when they were contacted by Festival Mushroom Music out of the blue. Their offer was soon followed by another from Universal Music.
“We were thinking, ‘this is too good to be true. When are they going to say by the way there’s a catch?’ But they didn’t.”...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:1 Nirvana 2 Verona 3 Goodbye 4 Urban Getaway 5 The Benjamins 6 Fast Times In Tahoe 7 Claim To Fame 8 I Don't Know 9 Hold On 10 On My Balcony 11 Every Day's A Saturday 12 Weed Out
…served by Gaius…
"It's Jamaica Jump Blues Time!" Jamaican Sound System Classics 1941-1962 CD 2 of 3
Well, no one can accuse us of rushing things: it’s been a year since Jump Blues Jamaica Way became the third volume in our Jamaican Sound System Classics series, but here at long last is the fourth instalment...
...It’s Jamaica Jump Blues Time! is another 3CD selection of US jump/shuffle blues recordings, which will be of equal interest to both Jamaican music fans and connoisseurs of classic US rhythm & blues. Since Fantastic Voyage released Jumping The Shuffle Blues back in 2011, each successive volume in the series has been eagerly awaited by lovers of the music, some of whom have even suggested tracks for the consideration of compiler and annotator Phil Etgart.Over the last twelve months Phil has been busy researching what records were favoured by the Jamaican sound systems. This is no easy matter, considering that many had their labels scratched out and were retitled by DJs keen to preserve their “exclusives”, meaning that they were known on the island by their sound system titles. This is the music that provided the inspiration for Ska and all that followed. So enjoy sound system favourites by Louis Jordan, Joe Liggins, King Pleasure, Fats Domino, Louis Prima, Rosco Gordon, T-Bone Walker, Professor Longhair and a host of other names, both famous and obscure. Maybe we’ll do it all over again sometime, but you can’t hurry a good thing!
trax disc 2:
1. I've Got News For You - Calvin Boze and His All Stars 2. Don't Cry Baby - Jay McNeeley & His Orchestra 3. Rockin' Man - Jimmy McCracklin with His Blues Blasters 4. Trouble Makin' Woman - Roy Hawkins 5. Hey Little Girl - Billy Wright 6. Follow The Rule - Johnny Ace 7. The Golden Rule - Dave Bartholomew 8. You Got Money - Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown 9. Baby Don't Do It - The "5" Royales 10. Cool Goofin' - Rudy Ferguson 11. The Teaser - The Griffin Brothers 12. Peckin - The Chocolateers 13. Tell Me What's The Reason - T-Bone Walker 14. You're Not The One - Smiley Lewis 15. Jumpin' With Symphony Sid - King Pleasure 16. Tenor In The Sky - King Curtis 17. Girl Of My Dreams - Lynn Hope 18. Hearts Of Stone - The Charms 19. Ookey Ook - The Penguins 20. Feel So Good - Five Thrills 21. My Mother's Eyes - Tab Smith 22. Please Forgive Me - Johnny Ace 23. Johnny Has Gone - Varetta Dillard 24. It’s Love Baby (24 Hours A Day) - Louis Brooks & His Hi-Toppers 25. Nothing Sweet As You - Bobby Mitchell & The Toppers 26. Oh Gee - Oo - Wee - Charlie Ray 27. Fishtail Blues - Wynonie Harris 28. Howling At Midnight - Willis Jackson
…served by Gyro1966...
...It’s Jamaica Jump Blues Time! is another 3CD selection of US jump/shuffle blues recordings, which will be of equal interest to both Jamaican music fans and connoisseurs of classic US rhythm & blues. Since Fantastic Voyage released Jumping The Shuffle Blues back in 2011, each successive volume in the series has been eagerly awaited by lovers of the music, some of whom have even suggested tracks for the consideration of compiler and annotator Phil Etgart.Over the last twelve months Phil has been busy researching what records were favoured by the Jamaican sound systems. This is no easy matter, considering that many had their labels scratched out and were retitled by DJs keen to preserve their “exclusives”, meaning that they were known on the island by their sound system titles. This is the music that provided the inspiration for Ska and all that followed. So enjoy sound system favourites by Louis Jordan, Joe Liggins, King Pleasure, Fats Domino, Louis Prima, Rosco Gordon, T-Bone Walker, Professor Longhair and a host of other names, both famous and obscure. Maybe we’ll do it all over again sometime, but you can’t hurry a good thing!trax disc 2:
1. I've Got News For You - Calvin Boze and His All Stars 2. Don't Cry Baby - Jay McNeeley & His Orchestra 3. Rockin' Man - Jimmy McCracklin with His Blues Blasters 4. Trouble Makin' Woman - Roy Hawkins 5. Hey Little Girl - Billy Wright 6. Follow The Rule - Johnny Ace 7. The Golden Rule - Dave Bartholomew 8. You Got Money - Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown 9. Baby Don't Do It - The "5" Royales 10. Cool Goofin' - Rudy Ferguson 11. The Teaser - The Griffin Brothers 12. Peckin - The Chocolateers 13. Tell Me What's The Reason - T-Bone Walker 14. You're Not The One - Smiley Lewis 15. Jumpin' With Symphony Sid - King Pleasure 16. Tenor In The Sky - King Curtis 17. Girl Of My Dreams - Lynn Hope 18. Hearts Of Stone - The Charms 19. Ookey Ook - The Penguins 20. Feel So Good - Five Thrills 21. My Mother's Eyes - Tab Smith 22. Please Forgive Me - Johnny Ace 23. Johnny Has Gone - Varetta Dillard 24. It’s Love Baby (24 Hours A Day) - Louis Brooks & His Hi-Toppers 25. Nothing Sweet As You - Bobby Mitchell & The Toppers 26. Oh Gee - Oo - Wee - Charlie Ray 27. Fishtail Blues - Wynonie Harris 28. Howling At Midnight - Willis Jackson
…served by Gyro1966...
…and now for something completely different! 1685 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
All the rest 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
Friday, 13 May 2022
The Atomic Mosquitos "California Swarmin'" 2018
These rockin mutants play the most infectious surf music this side of Three Mile Island where these mutants were born in a nuclear disaster gone horribly right.
This classic quartet hails for the beaches of Virginia. This exciting and enigmatic band is on the quirky side of surf rock with all the reverb required for the genre, to create that unique surf sound, combined with the modern trends of theatricality. The band is led by the guitarist Paul Carson and Joe Marencic. Sean Rush plays bass with Craig Strang on drums. And to further to make the band unique is Stephen Blickenstaff on the theremin. They released their first album, the self-titled Atomic Mosquitos, independently in 2002. The band signed to Nukular Reckerds in 2004 and dropped their sophomore album Release The Mosquitos! the next year. Atomic Mosquitos have continued to release new albums every few years. Meltdown came out in 2008. Bug Music For Bug People dropped in 2015 and was later remastered and re-released in 2021 as vinyl. Their fifth full-album release in 2018 was California Swarmin’. This band writes about science fiction and other fanatical topic and incorporates these themes into their theatrical and energic performances inflated by their use of a unique instrument a theremin.
trax:
01 Zombie Church Bells 02 Bonzai Fallou 03 Delicious Strawberry Flavored Death 04 Danger Island 05 Love Canal 06 Half Asteroid 07 The Bloodening 08 77 No Pest Strip 09 Jaan Pehechan Ho 10 Pluto's Revenge! 11 Shotgun Aftershave 12 Slaughter Beach 13 The Liquidators 14 Meltdown 15 Hank Scorpio 16 I Want To Go Back To Pago Pago Pago Yeah Yeah Yeah With You
…served by zigzagwanderer…
This classic quartet hails for the beaches of Virginia. This exciting and enigmatic band is on the quirky side of surf rock with all the reverb required for the genre, to create that unique surf sound, combined with the modern trends of theatricality. The band is led by the guitarist Paul Carson and Joe Marencic. Sean Rush plays bass with Craig Strang on drums. And to further to make the band unique is Stephen Blickenstaff on the theremin. They released their first album, the self-titled Atomic Mosquitos, independently in 2002. The band signed to Nukular Reckerds in 2004 and dropped their sophomore album Release The Mosquitos! the next year. Atomic Mosquitos have continued to release new albums every few years. Meltdown came out in 2008. Bug Music For Bug People dropped in 2015 and was later remastered and re-released in 2021 as vinyl. Their fifth full-album release in 2018 was California Swarmin’. This band writes about science fiction and other fanatical topic and incorporates these themes into their theatrical and energic performances inflated by their use of a unique instrument a theremin.
trax:01 Zombie Church Bells 02 Bonzai Fallou 03 Delicious Strawberry Flavored Death 04 Danger Island 05 Love Canal 06 Half Asteroid 07 The Bloodening 08 77 No Pest Strip 09 Jaan Pehechan Ho 10 Pluto's Revenge! 11 Shotgun Aftershave 12 Slaughter Beach 13 The Liquidators 14 Meltdown 15 Hank Scorpio 16 I Want To Go Back To Pago Pago Pago Yeah Yeah Yeah With You
…served by zigzagwanderer…
"BUG OUT" Vol. 1 - 1991
"Fabulous trashy early '60s garage rockers: Johnny Ray Gomez And The U-Neeks, Gene The Hat, T.J. Timber, Sierras, Spartans, Sonny Bloch's Elephants, and more gorillas!!!
"liner notes: "BUG OUT! Not just a phrase or the latest dance craze, but a way of life! Whether at school, home, or in the car, by yourself or with a group, the time is always right to BUG OUT!"
traxfromwax:
1. Johnny Ray Gomez & The U-Neeks: Kick Off 2. Gene The Hat: (Pass) The Bug 3. T.J. Timber: Rags 4. The Sierras: Party At Taco Town 5. The Spartans: Can You Waddle 6. Sonny Bloch's Elephants: Beetle Squash 7. The Peridots: Hully Gully All Night Long 8. The Scavengers: Zip Code 9. The Seven Teens: Bug Out 10. The Chello's: Chicken Back Twist 11. The Oddballs: Rockin' In The Jungle 12. Granger Hunt & The Believers: Motor Mouth 13. Billy Pitcock & The People: The Frog 14. Ca$h Holiday: Walkin' Alone 15. The Stratocasts: The Flea 16. Frankie Davidson & The Sapphires: I Can't Do The Twist
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!
"liner notes: "BUG OUT! Not just a phrase or the latest dance craze, but a way of life! Whether at school, home, or in the car, by yourself or with a group, the time is always right to BUG OUT!"
traxfromwax:1. Johnny Ray Gomez & The U-Neeks: Kick Off 2. Gene The Hat: (Pass) The Bug 3. T.J. Timber: Rags 4. The Sierras: Party At Taco Town 5. The Spartans: Can You Waddle 6. Sonny Bloch's Elephants: Beetle Squash 7. The Peridots: Hully Gully All Night Long 8. The Scavengers: Zip Code 9. The Seven Teens: Bug Out 10. The Chello's: Chicken Back Twist 11. The Oddballs: Rockin' In The Jungle 12. Granger Hunt & The Believers: Motor Mouth 13. Billy Pitcock & The People: The Frog 14. Ca$h Holiday: Walkin' Alone 15. The Stratocasts: The Flea 16. Frankie Davidson & The Sapphires: I Can't Do The Twist
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!
Jade Eru & Jon Mark "The Maori Heart" 2001
Jade Eru is a classically trained opera singer who has won many awards for her country and whose strengths lie in classical Italian opera roles. Although she doesn't use the strengths of her voice theatrically on this traditional folklore record, the volume of her voice is naturally retained, as is produced by a classical education...
...Produced and sparsely accompanied on guitar, this CD, which is otherwise predominantly accompanied by orchestra (and certainly not classical Maori instruments), was produced by Jon Mark. Jon Mark started out as a musician in England as a producer and accompanist for the young Marianne Faithfull, played with Sweet Thursday and John Mayall, among others, before achieving great success in a duo with Johnny Almond in the 1970s. In the mid 80's he retired to New Zealand where he continued to be musically active until his recent death. Among other things with this production. - gaius
trax:
1. Hear The Messages 2. He Wawata 3. Hoki Hoki 4. I Pare Ra 5. Hine E Hine 6. Puti Puti Kaneihana E 7. Maringi Noa 8. Po Ata Rau 9. Po Karekare Ana 10. Matangi
…served by Gaius…
...Produced and sparsely accompanied on guitar, this CD, which is otherwise predominantly accompanied by orchestra (and certainly not classical Maori instruments), was produced by Jon Mark. Jon Mark started out as a musician in England as a producer and accompanist for the young Marianne Faithfull, played with Sweet Thursday and John Mayall, among others, before achieving great success in a duo with Johnny Almond in the 1970s. In the mid 80's he retired to New Zealand where he continued to be musically active until his recent death. Among other things with this production. - gaiustrax:
1. Hear The Messages 2. He Wawata 3. Hoki Hoki 4. I Pare Ra 5. Hine E Hine 6. Puti Puti Kaneihana E 7. Maringi Noa 8. Po Ata Rau 9. Po Karekare Ana 10. Matangi
…served by Gaius…
"Do The 45!" Vol. 679 (2022)
Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
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 dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1. Play the Music Toronados (Volt) - The T.S.U. Tornadoes 2. I Found a New Baby (Atco) - Bobby Darin 3. Keep a Walkin' (Atco) - Bobby Darin 4. Short Skirts (Atco) - The American Breed 5. Don't Forget About Me (Atco) - The American Breed 6. Whatever (Ode) - Merry Clayton 7. After All This Time (Ode) - Merry Clayton 8. Escape (Martinack) - The What 9. Summertime (Martinack) - The What 10. I Want You (Love) - Danny Wyant 11. Our Love Should Last Forever (E-S-P) - The Whatt Four 12. You Better Stop Your Messin' Around (E-S-P) - The Whatt Four 13. Swami (Thunderbird) - The William Penn Fyve 14. Blow My Mind (Thunderbird) - The William Penn Fyve 15. A Friend of Mine (Back Beat) - Jeanette Williams 16. You Didn't Know Then (Back Beat) - Jeanette Williams 17. Hardhead (Tangerine) - Louis Jordan 18. Never Know When a Woman Changes Her Mind (Tangerine) - Louis Jordan 19. Got No Money, Got No Love (Carney) - Flo Handy 20. Go Stand in the Corner (Carney) - Flo Handy 21. Hurry Sundown (M-G-M) - Milt Grayson 22. Something That Gets to Me (M-G-M) - Milt Grayson 23. Go Where You Wanna Go (Audition) - The 5th Dimension 24. Too Poor to Die (Audition) - The 5th Dimension 25. Ride Your Pony (Capitol) - Dave Collins 26. You for Me (Capitol) - Dave Collins 27. On Broadway (Atlantic) - Mongo Santamaria 28. The Tracks of My Tears (Atlantic) - Mongo Santamaria 29. Sweet Little Sixteen (Big Beat) - The Milkshakes 30. Money (Big Beat) - The Milkshakes
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...
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 dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:1. Play the Music Toronados (Volt) - The T.S.U. Tornadoes 2. I Found a New Baby (Atco) - Bobby Darin 3. Keep a Walkin' (Atco) - Bobby Darin 4. Short Skirts (Atco) - The American Breed 5. Don't Forget About Me (Atco) - The American Breed 6. Whatever (Ode) - Merry Clayton 7. After All This Time (Ode) - Merry Clayton 8. Escape (Martinack) - The What 9. Summertime (Martinack) - The What 10. I Want You (Love) - Danny Wyant 11. Our Love Should Last Forever (E-S-P) - The Whatt Four 12. You Better Stop Your Messin' Around (E-S-P) - The Whatt Four 13. Swami (Thunderbird) - The William Penn Fyve 14. Blow My Mind (Thunderbird) - The William Penn Fyve 15. A Friend of Mine (Back Beat) - Jeanette Williams 16. You Didn't Know Then (Back Beat) - Jeanette Williams 17. Hardhead (Tangerine) - Louis Jordan 18. Never Know When a Woman Changes Her Mind (Tangerine) - Louis Jordan 19. Got No Money, Got No Love (Carney) - Flo Handy 20. Go Stand in the Corner (Carney) - Flo Handy 21. Hurry Sundown (M-G-M) - Milt Grayson 22. Something That Gets to Me (M-G-M) - Milt Grayson 23. Go Where You Wanna Go (Audition) - The 5th Dimension 24. Too Poor to Die (Audition) - The 5th Dimension 25. Ride Your Pony (Capitol) - Dave Collins 26. You for Me (Capitol) - Dave Collins 27. On Broadway (Atlantic) - Mongo Santamaria 28. The Tracks of My Tears (Atlantic) - Mongo Santamaria 29. Sweet Little Sixteen (Big Beat) - The Milkshakes 30. Money (Big Beat) - The Milkshakes
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...
…and now for something completely different! 1684 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
All the rest 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
Thursday, 12 May 2022
The Atomic Mosquitos "Bug Music For Bug People" 2015
Love it, love it, love it! Check it out, see what the buzz is all about... - MamboMan
Not much is known about these mutated mosquitos, their lives were as normal as most mosquitos until that fateful day they landed on Three Mile Island. "I knew the moment I tasted their blood that something was wrong — horribly wrong!," B Negative was rumored to have said that day. We believe it was that day, that very day, that changed them forever, at least this is what scientists at MIT believe.
You see, since that day they've all had this strange desire to play surf music. Before the accident they had never heard of surf! We think something happened during the mutation, something so horrible that they all found a longing for surf music. From what we understand they were warned about the consequences of surf...there is no market for it... it's not really music to most people. They knew they were on a musical road to obscurity. But there was nothing we could do, something, something beyond our power, had taken control of them, and they will forever be known as the ATOMIC MOSQUITOS.
trax:
01 Zombie Church Bells 02 I Wanna Go Back To Pago Pago Pago Yeah Yeah Yeah With You 03 Delicious Strawberry Flavored Death! 04 Half Asteroid 05 Satan's Stopwatch 06 Cheese Quake 07 Pluto's Revenge 08 Nuclear Gypsies 09 Financial Panther 10 Nucleon 11 Jaan Pehechan Ho 12 Canyonero 13 The Bloodening 14 Shotgun Aftershave 15 Dial 'M' For Mosquito
…served by zigzagwanderer…
Not much is known about these mutated mosquitos, their lives were as normal as most mosquitos until that fateful day they landed on Three Mile Island. "I knew the moment I tasted their blood that something was wrong — horribly wrong!," B Negative was rumored to have said that day. We believe it was that day, that very day, that changed them forever, at least this is what scientists at MIT believe.You see, since that day they've all had this strange desire to play surf music. Before the accident they had never heard of surf! We think something happened during the mutation, something so horrible that they all found a longing for surf music. From what we understand they were warned about the consequences of surf...there is no market for it... it's not really music to most people. They knew they were on a musical road to obscurity. But there was nothing we could do, something, something beyond our power, had taken control of them, and they will forever be known as the ATOMIC MOSQUITOS.
trax:01 Zombie Church Bells 02 I Wanna Go Back To Pago Pago Pago Yeah Yeah Yeah With You 03 Delicious Strawberry Flavored Death! 04 Half Asteroid 05 Satan's Stopwatch 06 Cheese Quake 07 Pluto's Revenge 08 Nuclear Gypsies 09 Financial Panther 10 Nucleon 11 Jaan Pehechan Ho 12 Canyonero 13 The Bloodening 14 Shotgun Aftershave 15 Dial 'M' For Mosquito
…served by zigzagwanderer…
"RARE FIFTIES BOSTON ROCKABILLY" Vol. 3
Not a new release but we haven't listed it before. 33 rare rockabilly and rock 'n' roll tracks including 12 previously unissued and many not available elsewhere including several hot instros...
...Includes Brenton Herlihy & The Ramblers, The Buccaneers, The Phaetons, Jackie Dallas, The Rhythm Masters (their "Janie Jane" has the only rockabilly accordion solo I know of), Joe Therrien Jr., The Belveders, The Dusters, Steve Colt, Ricky Coyne, Roddy & Joy and others. (Roots & Rhythms)
trax:
1. Reform School Baby (Unissued) - Brenton Herlihy & The Ramblers 2. I Wanna Go - Jimmy Rhodes & The Dusters 3. Geronimo Stomp - Bobby Darvell 4. Oh Why - The Bucaneers 5. It's Witchcraft - The Blue Echoes 6. The Third Degree - Johnny Bell 7. Fling - The Phaetons 8. Boston Baby (Unissued) - Russ Kendall 9. Rock 'n' Rudolph - The Uniques 10. Lorraine - Jackie Dallas (Aka Jackie Clark) 11. Hey Little Cindy (Unissued) - Artie Holmes 12. Janie Janie (Unissued) - The Rhythm Masters 13. St. Louis Blues (Unissued) - The Jaguars 14. St. Louis Blues (False Start) - The Jaguars 15. Rockabilly Boogie - Joe Therrien Jr 16. Chatter (Unissued) - Billy Bo & The Arrows 17. Short Shorts (Unissued) - Terry & The Pirates 18. Eagle Bounce - The Belveders 19. Just Rockin' - The Rhythm Rockers 20. Nicotine - Paul Champlain 21. She's Mine - The Dusters 22. Nite Rock - The Nite Rockers 23. Crazy Arms (Unissued) - Jack Lincoln Coughlin 24. Buckshot - The Angels 25. Devil Is A Woman In Disguise (Unissued) - Steve Colt 26. Let's Go - Bobby James & The Dristells 27. Let's Have A Ball - Smokey Stover 28. Kaw-Liga - Ricky Coyne 29. Honky Tonk Angel - Little Jimmy Merritt 30. Sentimental - Journey The Starlites 31. She's Gonna Be Mine - Roddy Joy 32. Champagne Charlene - Herbie Lee III 33. Midnight Line - Bob Riley
...originally served by Gyro1966...
...Includes Brenton Herlihy & The Ramblers, The Buccaneers, The Phaetons, Jackie Dallas, The Rhythm Masters (their "Janie Jane" has the only rockabilly accordion solo I know of), Joe Therrien Jr., The Belveders, The Dusters, Steve Colt, Ricky Coyne, Roddy & Joy and others. (Roots & Rhythms)trax:
1. Reform School Baby (Unissued) - Brenton Herlihy & The Ramblers 2. I Wanna Go - Jimmy Rhodes & The Dusters 3. Geronimo Stomp - Bobby Darvell 4. Oh Why - The Bucaneers 5. It's Witchcraft - The Blue Echoes 6. The Third Degree - Johnny Bell 7. Fling - The Phaetons 8. Boston Baby (Unissued) - Russ Kendall 9. Rock 'n' Rudolph - The Uniques 10. Lorraine - Jackie Dallas (Aka Jackie Clark) 11. Hey Little Cindy (Unissued) - Artie Holmes 12. Janie Janie (Unissued) - The Rhythm Masters 13. St. Louis Blues (Unissued) - The Jaguars 14. St. Louis Blues (False Start) - The Jaguars 15. Rockabilly Boogie - Joe Therrien Jr 16. Chatter (Unissued) - Billy Bo & The Arrows 17. Short Shorts (Unissued) - Terry & The Pirates 18. Eagle Bounce - The Belveders 19. Just Rockin' - The Rhythm Rockers 20. Nicotine - Paul Champlain 21. She's Mine - The Dusters 22. Nite Rock - The Nite Rockers 23. Crazy Arms (Unissued) - Jack Lincoln Coughlin 24. Buckshot - The Angels 25. Devil Is A Woman In Disguise (Unissued) - Steve Colt 26. Let's Go - Bobby James & The Dristells 27. Let's Have A Ball - Smokey Stover 28. Kaw-Liga - Ricky Coyne 29. Honky Tonk Angel - Little Jimmy Merritt 30. Sentimental - Journey The Starlites 31. She's Gonna Be Mine - Roddy Joy 32. Champagne Charlene - Herbie Lee III 33. Midnight Line - Bob Riley
...originally served by Gyro1966...
The Exponents "Eight Days At Roundhead" 2013
In the tradition of their home countries, the Lions fans were in lusty voice with terrace chants and songs, even as their team wilted in the face of perhaps the greatest All Black performance of the modern era...
...The New Zealanders in the crowd, always more reserved, tried to reciprocate by singing along to the Kiwi music hits served up by the stadium DJ. And then came 'Why Does Love Do This To Me?', the nation's most authentic terrace anthem.
The New Zealanders burst into voice as the chorus came. And the Lions fans, even though they'd never heard the song before, joined in. There could be no greater testament to that song – and to the man who wrote it and the band that played it – than the joyful noise they all made together that night. Chris Sheehan passed away in December 2014 after a long illness. In November, 2015 The (Dance) Exponents were inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall Of Fame. - audioculture
trax:
1. Social Life 2. Rural Town 3. It's An Early Winter 4. Walk Around The Roses 5. You Got Ten Minutes Now 6. Within Fields Without Me 7. I Can't Give You More 8. Caroline Skie 9. Geraldine 10. Or A Girl I Knew
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...The New Zealanders in the crowd, always more reserved, tried to reciprocate by singing along to the Kiwi music hits served up by the stadium DJ. And then came 'Why Does Love Do This To Me?', the nation's most authentic terrace anthem.The New Zealanders burst into voice as the chorus came. And the Lions fans, even though they'd never heard the song before, joined in. There could be no greater testament to that song – and to the man who wrote it and the band that played it – than the joyful noise they all made together that night. Chris Sheehan passed away in December 2014 after a long illness. In November, 2015 The (Dance) Exponents were inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall Of Fame. - audioculture
trax:
1. Social Life 2. Rural Town 3. It's An Early Winter 4. Walk Around The Roses 5. You Got Ten Minutes Now 6. Within Fields Without Me 7. I Can't Give You More 8. Caroline Skie 9. Geraldine 10. Or A Girl I Knew
…served by Gaius…
"It's Jamaica Jump Blues Time!" Jamaican Sound System Classics 1941-1962 CD 1 of 3
Well, no one can accuse us of rushing things: it’s been a year since Jump Blues Jamaica Way became the third volume in our Jamaican Sound System Classics series, but here at long last is the fourth instalment...
...It’s Jamaica Jump Blues Time! is another 3CD selection of US jump/shuffle blues recordings, which will be of equal interest to both Jamaican music fans and connoisseurs of classic US rhythm & blues. Since Fantastic Voyage released Jumping The Shuffle Blues back in 2011, each successive volume in the series has been eagerly awaited by lovers of the music, some of whom have even suggested tracks for the consideration of compiler and annotator Phil Etgart.Over the last twelve months Phil has been busy researching what records were favoured by the Jamaican sound systems. This is no easy matter, considering that many had their labels scratched out and were retitled by DJs keen to preserve their “exclusives”, meaning that they were known on the island by their sound system titles. This is the music that provided the inspiration for Ska and all that followed. So enjoy sound system favourites by Louis Jordan, Joe Liggins, King Pleasure, Fats Domino, Louis Prima, Rosco Gordon, T-Bone Walker, Professor Longhair and a host of other names, both famous and obscure. Maybe we’ll do it all over again sometime, but you can’t hurry a good thing!
trax disc 1:
1. Pinetop's Boogie Woogie - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 2. Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop - Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 3. RM Blues - Roy Milton & His Solid Senders 4. Open The Door Richard! - Jack McVea’s All Stars 5. Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 6. Sneaky Pete - Bull Moose Jackson 7. Big Legs - Gene Phillips & His Rhythm Aces 8. Blow Mr Jackson - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 9. Frettin' For Some Pettin' - Jesse Price & His Blues Band 10. Drippers Blues - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 11. Keep A Dollar In Your Pocket - King Perry 12. Superstitious Woman - Gene Phillips And The Rhythm Aces 13. Going To Get Straight - Felix Gross & His Sextette 14. Groovy Groove - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 15. I'm Just Another Fool - Bill Hayes & His Band 16. Long Gravy - Pete Peterson & His Orchestra 17. Nightmare - Joe Swift 18. That Old Feelin' Is Gone - T-Bone Walker 19. Pasadena Rhumboogie - Joe Lutcher And His Orchestra 20. Country Girl - Memphis Slim & The House Rockers 21. Telephone Blues - Eddie Gorman & His Group 22. She’s My Baby - Fats Domino 23. Daddy On My Mind - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 24. I Love You My Darlin' - Joe Fritz 25. Jumpin' Tonight - Big Joe Turner 26. Little Boy - Little Sylvia 27. My Baby Was Right - Smiley Lewis 28. Lovin' Machine - Wynonie Harris
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...It’s Jamaica Jump Blues Time! is another 3CD selection of US jump/shuffle blues recordings, which will be of equal interest to both Jamaican music fans and connoisseurs of classic US rhythm & blues. Since Fantastic Voyage released Jumping The Shuffle Blues back in 2011, each successive volume in the series has been eagerly awaited by lovers of the music, some of whom have even suggested tracks for the consideration of compiler and annotator Phil Etgart.Over the last twelve months Phil has been busy researching what records were favoured by the Jamaican sound systems. This is no easy matter, considering that many had their labels scratched out and were retitled by DJs keen to preserve their “exclusives”, meaning that they were known on the island by their sound system titles. This is the music that provided the inspiration for Ska and all that followed. So enjoy sound system favourites by Louis Jordan, Joe Liggins, King Pleasure, Fats Domino, Louis Prima, Rosco Gordon, T-Bone Walker, Professor Longhair and a host of other names, both famous and obscure. Maybe we’ll do it all over again sometime, but you can’t hurry a good thing!trax disc 1:
1. Pinetop's Boogie Woogie - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 2. Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop - Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra 3. RM Blues - Roy Milton & His Solid Senders 4. Open The Door Richard! - Jack McVea’s All Stars 5. Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens - Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five 6. Sneaky Pete - Bull Moose Jackson 7. Big Legs - Gene Phillips & His Rhythm Aces 8. Blow Mr Jackson - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 9. Frettin' For Some Pettin' - Jesse Price & His Blues Band 10. Drippers Blues - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 11. Keep A Dollar In Your Pocket - King Perry 12. Superstitious Woman - Gene Phillips And The Rhythm Aces 13. Going To Get Straight - Felix Gross & His Sextette 14. Groovy Groove - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 15. I'm Just Another Fool - Bill Hayes & His Band 16. Long Gravy - Pete Peterson & His Orchestra 17. Nightmare - Joe Swift 18. That Old Feelin' Is Gone - T-Bone Walker 19. Pasadena Rhumboogie - Joe Lutcher And His Orchestra 20. Country Girl - Memphis Slim & The House Rockers 21. Telephone Blues - Eddie Gorman & His Group 22. She’s My Baby - Fats Domino 23. Daddy On My Mind - Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers 24. I Love You My Darlin' - Joe Fritz 25. Jumpin' Tonight - Big Joe Turner 26. Little Boy - Little Sylvia 27. My Baby Was Right - Smiley Lewis 28. Lovin' Machine - Wynonie Harris
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…and now for something completely different! 1683 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
All the rest 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
Wednesday, 11 May 2022
The Astronauts "Everything Is A-OK" 1964
Everything Is A-OK! is a little schizophrenic, containing rock & roll ("Money," "It's So Easy"), blues ("Stormy Monday," "Big Boss Man"), pop ("Dream Lover"), R&B ("What'd I Say") and collegiate folk-pop ("If I Had a Hammer," "Shortnin' Bread"). Needless to say, it doesn't hold together as well as its predecessor, but there are a number of good moments. - AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Surf group from Boulder, Colorado. Formed in 1960 as the Stormtroopers and signed to the RCA label a few years later in an effort to compete with the success of the Beach Boys. The group experienced modest and brief success, until the arrival of the Beatles in the U.S. led to their decline in popularity. Members included Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey, and Bob Demmon on guitars, Stormy Patterson on bass, and drummer Jim Gallagher- discogs
trax:
01 Bo Diddley 02 If I Had A Hammer 03 It's So Easy 04 Dream Lover 05 Wine, Wine, Wine 06 Money 07 Big Boss Man 08 Stormy Monday Blues 09 Shortnin' Bread 10 I Need You 11 What'd I Say
Surf group from Boulder, Colorado. Formed in 1960 as the Stormtroopers and signed to the RCA label a few years later in an effort to compete with the success of the Beach Boys. The group experienced modest and brief success, until the arrival of the Beatles in the U.S. led to their decline in popularity. Members included Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey, and Bob Demmon on guitars, Stormy Patterson on bass, and drummer Jim Gallagher- discogs
trax:01 Bo Diddley 02 If I Had A Hammer 03 It's So Easy 04 Dream Lover 05 Wine, Wine, Wine 06 Money 07 Big Boss Man 08 Stormy Monday Blues 09 Shortnin' Bread 10 I Need You 11 What'd I Say
"RARE FIFTIES BOSTON ROCKABILLY" Vol. 2
33 rare rockabilly and rock 'n' roll tracks including 12 previously unissued and many not available elsewhere including several hot instros...
...A ton of rare rock'n'roll (not as much straight rockabilly as the title would let you believe).The set starts out great by legends from my VERY old hometown of Danvers MA, Bobby Mansfield & the Dusters doing "Rock At The Hop". There's lots of raw covers including Steve Colt & The Del-Mingos - "The Girl Can't Help It/ Hop Skip & Jump", Paul chaplain - "Shortnin' Bread", The Chisholm Bros - "Honey Don't", & lots of derivative but flat out rockers by The Belvederes (including a drivin' version of "Rumble", called "Rumble Rock"), The 3 D's. Bob Silva & the Silva-Tone The Jupitors, plenty more, including a lot of never before issued material. "Wee Wilie Wiggle/ She's Not Home/ Crazy Little Woman/ Washed Up", etc. (GM) (Roots & Rhythms)
trax:
1. rock at the hop - Bobby Mansfield & The Dusters 2. i want you to know - Rocky Coyne & The Guitar Rockers 3. walkie walkie - Jackie Clark 4. bye bye baby - Bobby Mansfield & The Dusters 5. it's cool - The Jaguars 6. oh baby - The Niterockers 7. rock 'n' roll boogie (unissued) - The Rhythm Rockers 8. honey don't - The Chisholm Brothers 9. go cat go (unissued) - Bob Cleary & His Bopcats 10. she's long and tall - Frankie St. John & The Starfires 11. hot dog - Lee Curtin 12. diddy bop (unissued) - The Armadillos 13. the girl can't help it (unissued) - Steve Colt 14. rumble rock (unissued) - Howie Landy & The Galaxies 15. rumble rock (unissued) - The Belvederes 16. whole lotta shakin' goin' on (unissued) - Jack Lincoln Coughlin 17. royal tab rock (unissued) - The Jupiters 18. washed up - George Dapper Cromwell 19. shortnin' bread - Paul Chaplain 20. chick-a-lou - Johnny Mann & The Tornados 21. snake walk - The Blends 22. thinkin' about you - The Rhythm Rockers 23. hop, skip and jump - Steve Colt & The Del-Mingos 24. crazy little woman - The Three D's 25. she's not home - Chuck Edwards 26. wee willie wiggle (unissued) - Artie Holmes 27. that's all i want from you (unissued) - Bob Silva & The Silva-Tones 28. fancy free Little - Jimmy Merritt 29. i'm in love again (unissued) - The Unknowns 30. wicked woman (unissued) - Frankie Rose & The Imperials 31. real dynamite lady - Frankie St. John 32. angel express - The Angels
...originally served by Gyro1966...
...A ton of rare rock'n'roll (not as much straight rockabilly as the title would let you believe).The set starts out great by legends from my VERY old hometown of Danvers MA, Bobby Mansfield & the Dusters doing "Rock At The Hop". There's lots of raw covers including Steve Colt & The Del-Mingos - "The Girl Can't Help It/ Hop Skip & Jump", Paul chaplain - "Shortnin' Bread", The Chisholm Bros - "Honey Don't", & lots of derivative but flat out rockers by The Belvederes (including a drivin' version of "Rumble", called "Rumble Rock"), The 3 D's. Bob Silva & the Silva-Tone The Jupitors, plenty more, including a lot of never before issued material. "Wee Wilie Wiggle/ She's Not Home/ Crazy Little Woman/ Washed Up", etc. (GM) (Roots & Rhythms)trax:
1. rock at the hop - Bobby Mansfield & The Dusters 2. i want you to know - Rocky Coyne & The Guitar Rockers 3. walkie walkie - Jackie Clark 4. bye bye baby - Bobby Mansfield & The Dusters 5. it's cool - The Jaguars 6. oh baby - The Niterockers 7. rock 'n' roll boogie (unissued) - The Rhythm Rockers 8. honey don't - The Chisholm Brothers 9. go cat go (unissued) - Bob Cleary & His Bopcats 10. she's long and tall - Frankie St. John & The Starfires 11. hot dog - Lee Curtin 12. diddy bop (unissued) - The Armadillos 13. the girl can't help it (unissued) - Steve Colt 14. rumble rock (unissued) - Howie Landy & The Galaxies 15. rumble rock (unissued) - The Belvederes 16. whole lotta shakin' goin' on (unissued) - Jack Lincoln Coughlin 17. royal tab rock (unissued) - The Jupiters 18. washed up - George Dapper Cromwell 19. shortnin' bread - Paul Chaplain 20. chick-a-lou - Johnny Mann & The Tornados 21. snake walk - The Blends 22. thinkin' about you - The Rhythm Rockers 23. hop, skip and jump - Steve Colt & The Del-Mingos 24. crazy little woman - The Three D's 25. she's not home - Chuck Edwards 26. wee willie wiggle (unissued) - Artie Holmes 27. that's all i want from you (unissued) - Bob Silva & The Silva-Tones 28. fancy free Little - Jimmy Merritt 29. i'm in love again (unissued) - The Unknowns 30. wicked woman (unissued) - Frankie Rose & The Imperials 31. real dynamite lady - Frankie St. John 32. angel express - The Angels
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The Exponents "Why Does Love Do This To Me" (Greatest Hits) ed. 2011
...That stands as the last of many returns. But The Exponents and their songs had long since passed the point where they could ever really go away...
...They are locked in the memories of not only their original fans, but the offspring of those fans. It would hardly be a surprise to find three generations singing along.
For this writer, one night symbolises the place The Exponents have reached in the New Zealand psyche. On July 2, 2005, the British Lions played the second test match of their at Wellington's Westpac Stadium...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:
01 Come On In 02 Please Please And Thank Yourself 03 Why Does Love Do This To Me 04 Sink Like A Stone 05 Sometimes 06 Whatever Happened To Tracey 07 I Loved You 08 Erotic 09 Who Loves Who The Most 10 When She Was In Love 11 Now Like Then 12 Hold On 13 Nameless Girl 14 The Ghost I Knew 15 There's Only One Love For This Love
…served by Gaius…
...They are locked in the memories of not only their original fans, but the offspring of those fans. It would hardly be a surprise to find three generations singing along.For this writer, one night symbolises the place The Exponents have reached in the New Zealand psyche. On July 2, 2005, the British Lions played the second test match of their at Wellington's Westpac Stadium...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:
01 Come On In 02 Please Please And Thank Yourself 03 Why Does Love Do This To Me 04 Sink Like A Stone 05 Sometimes 06 Whatever Happened To Tracey 07 I Loved You 08 Erotic 09 Who Loves Who The Most 10 When She Was In Love 11 Now Like Then 12 Hold On 13 Nameless Girl 14 The Ghost I Knew 15 There's Only One Love For This Love
…served by Gaius…
"Do The 45!" Vol. 678 (2022)
Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)
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 dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:
1. It's Bad You Know (Not on Label) - R. L. Burnside 2. It's Gonna Rain (Emarcy) - Gentleman June Gardner 3. The Silencer (Wand) - Chuck Jackson 4. Little by Little (Wand) - Chuck Jackson 5. Mashed Potatoes One More Time (Plaza) - The Marathons 6. Little Pancho (Plaza) - The Marathons 7. Are You Leaving Me (Lava) - Pep Brown 8. Jamaican Ska (Atlantic) - The Ska Kings 9. Oil in My Lamp (Atlantic) - The Ska Kings 10. My Little Red Book (Skye) - Cal Tjader 11. Moneypenny (Skye) - Cal Tjader 12. Baby, I Dig Love (Columbia) - The What Four 13. The Monkey Time (Okeh) - Major Lanc 14. Mama Didn't Know (Okeh) - Major Lance 15. I Can't Work No Longer (Okeh) - Billy Butler & the Chanters 16. Tomorrow Is Another Day (Okeh) - Billy Butler & the Chanters 17. Runaway People (Original Sound) - Dyke and The Blazers 18. I'm So All Alone (Original Sound) - Dyke and The Blazers 19. Little by Little (Philips) - Dusty Springfield 20. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me (Philips) - Dusty Springfield 21. All I Want Is You (Arbel) - Shadden and the King Lears 22. Come Back When You Grow Up (Arbel) - Shadden and the King Lears 23. Husky (Pye) - Jimmy Nicol 24. Don't Come Back (Pye) - Jimmy Nicol 25. Psychedelic Sally (Blue Note) - Horace Silver 26. Serenade to a Soul Sister (Blue Note) - Horace Silver 27. Green Onions (Hit) - Ed Mendel 28. T'aint Whatcha Say It's Whatcha Do (Savoy) - Little Esther 29. You Can Bet Your Life (Savoy) - Little Esther
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...
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 dull, unbearable or unplayable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:1. It's Bad You Know (Not on Label) - R. L. Burnside 2. It's Gonna Rain (Emarcy) - Gentleman June Gardner 3. The Silencer (Wand) - Chuck Jackson 4. Little by Little (Wand) - Chuck Jackson 5. Mashed Potatoes One More Time (Plaza) - The Marathons 6. Little Pancho (Plaza) - The Marathons 7. Are You Leaving Me (Lava) - Pep Brown 8. Jamaican Ska (Atlantic) - The Ska Kings 9. Oil in My Lamp (Atlantic) - The Ska Kings 10. My Little Red Book (Skye) - Cal Tjader 11. Moneypenny (Skye) - Cal Tjader 12. Baby, I Dig Love (Columbia) - The What Four 13. The Monkey Time (Okeh) - Major Lanc 14. Mama Didn't Know (Okeh) - Major Lance 15. I Can't Work No Longer (Okeh) - Billy Butler & the Chanters 16. Tomorrow Is Another Day (Okeh) - Billy Butler & the Chanters 17. Runaway People (Original Sound) - Dyke and The Blazers 18. I'm So All Alone (Original Sound) - Dyke and The Blazers 19. Little by Little (Philips) - Dusty Springfield 20. You Don't Have to Say You Love Me (Philips) - Dusty Springfield 21. All I Want Is You (Arbel) - Shadden and the King Lears 22. Come Back When You Grow Up (Arbel) - Shadden and the King Lears 23. Husky (Pye) - Jimmy Nicol 24. Don't Come Back (Pye) - Jimmy Nicol 25. Psychedelic Sally (Blue Note) - Horace Silver 26. Serenade to a Soul Sister (Blue Note) - Horace Silver 27. Green Onions (Hit) - Ed Mendel 28. T'aint Whatcha Say It's Whatcha Do (Savoy) - Little Esther 29. You Can Bet Your Life (Savoy) - Little Esther
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…and now for something completely different! 1682 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
All the rest 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
Tuesday, 10 May 2022
The Astronauts "Astronauts Orbit Kampus" [LIVE] 1964
Orbit Kampus is a great live concert album which I also enjoy. If you like 60's car theme songs you will enjoy this.
Surf group from Boulder, Colorado. Formed in 1960 as the Stormtroopers and signed to the RCA label a few years later in an effort to compete with the success of the Beach Boys. The group experienced modest and brief success, until the arrival of the Beatles in the U.S. led to their decline in popularity. Members included Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey, and Bob Demmon on guitars, Stormy Patterson on bass, and drummer Jim Gallagher- discogs
trax:
01 Johnny B. Goode 02 Be Bop A Lula 03 Good Golly Miss Molly 04 Let The Good Times Roll 05 Linda Lou 06 Bony Marone 07 Diddy Wah Diddy 08 Roll Over Beethoven 09 Shop Around 10 Greenback Dollar 11 Summertime 12 Sticks & Stones
Surf group from Boulder, Colorado. Formed in 1960 as the Stormtroopers and signed to the RCA label a few years later in an effort to compete with the success of the Beach Boys. The group experienced modest and brief success, until the arrival of the Beatles in the U.S. led to their decline in popularity. Members included Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey, and Bob Demmon on guitars, Stormy Patterson on bass, and drummer Jim Gallagher- discogs
trax:01 Johnny B. Goode 02 Be Bop A Lula 03 Good Golly Miss Molly 04 Let The Good Times Roll 05 Linda Lou 06 Bony Marone 07 Diddy Wah Diddy 08 Roll Over Beethoven 09 Shop Around 10 Greenback Dollar 11 Summertime 12 Sticks & Stones
"RARE FIFTIES BOSTON ROCKABILLY" Vol. 1
34 Tracks of very obscure 50s/60s Boston rockabilly featuring THE THREE Ds, WAYNE PARKER, BOB SILVA & THE SILVATONES, JOHNNY LEE & THE ELDORADOS, THE MONARCHS, THE DOWNBEATS, EL MARADAS, BOB RILEY & THE ATOMS, THE SPINDRIFTS, etc. This is a fabulous collectors showcase of the rockabilly sounds that were coming out of Boston in the 50s and early 60s along with many previously unissued gems here being presented for he very first time! Essential stuff.
Although this is volume 1 in this series it's the first time we've seen it. It's more rock 'n roll than rockabilly but there's some good and definitely rare stuff here from the likes of Wayne Parker, Joe Thierrien Jr. (his "I Ain't Gonna Be Around" is one of the best here), Ricky Coyne & The Guitar Rockers, Mel McGonnigle (the hot "Rattle Shakin' Mama" - one of those songs that weaves in titles of other songs), The Phaetons, Alan Barnicoat, Bobby Mansfield and others including some of the earliest recordings of Freddie Cannon doing a advertising song for legendary local DJ Arnie Ginsburg and fronting the The Spindrifts on "Cha Cha Do"). There are some fine instrumental tracks from Howie & The Chrystals, The El Maradas and Bob Madden & The Boppers and some previously unissued tracks including the superb "Wild Little Willy" from Ricky Vance & The Ramrods. (FS) (Roots & Rhythm)
trax:
1. Arnie's Theme - The Three D's 2. Ginger - Wayne Parker 3. Squeeze - The Three D's 4. Pal Mal Rock - The Three D's w/Pal Mal & Arnie Ginsberg 5. Roses Are Blooming - Bob Silva & The Silva-Tones 6. Weepin' And Wailin' - Bob Silva & The Silva-Tones 7. I Ain't Gonna Be Around - Joe Therrien Jr 8. Rollin' Pin Mim - Ricky Coyne & The Guitar Rockers 9. Movin' Too Slow - Leigh Howell & The Uniques 10. Don't Go Away - Bobby Kent & The Kentones 11. Rattle Shakin' Mama - Mel McGonnigle 12. Long Tall Sally - Frankie Rose & The Imperials 13. Linda Lee - Johnny Lee & The Eldorados 14. I Love My Baby - The Phaetons 15. Wild Little Willy - Ricky Vance & The Ramrods 16. Sweet Little Jane - The Downbeats 17. Sarah Lee - Lou & The Monarchs 18. Chopsticks Rock - The Monarchs 19. I Don't Need You No More - Miles Connor 20. Linda Jean - The Satellites 21. Rockateen - The Satellites 22. Savage - Alan Barnicoat 23. Rockin'Hall - Howie & The Chrystals 24. Flip Flop & Fly - Johnny Balboni Aka Johnny Bell 25. Pretty Baby - Bobby Taylor & The Viscount Four 26. A Pretty Girl - Bobby Mansfield & His Dusters 27. Marada Rock - El Maradas 28. Frantic - El Maradas 29. Boppers Boogie - Ralph Madden & The Boppers 30. Tough Mama - Ralph Madden & The Boppers 31. Rock'n'Roll Mama - Bob Riley & The Atoms 32. Four Button Suit - Bob Riley & The Atoms 33. Arnie's Theme - Freddie Cannon 34. Cha Cha Doo - The Spindrifts
...originally served by Gyro1966...
Although this is volume 1 in this series it's the first time we've seen it. It's more rock 'n roll than rockabilly but there's some good and definitely rare stuff here from the likes of Wayne Parker, Joe Thierrien Jr. (his "I Ain't Gonna Be Around" is one of the best here), Ricky Coyne & The Guitar Rockers, Mel McGonnigle (the hot "Rattle Shakin' Mama" - one of those songs that weaves in titles of other songs), The Phaetons, Alan Barnicoat, Bobby Mansfield and others including some of the earliest recordings of Freddie Cannon doing a advertising song for legendary local DJ Arnie Ginsburg and fronting the The Spindrifts on "Cha Cha Do"). There are some fine instrumental tracks from Howie & The Chrystals, The El Maradas and Bob Madden & The Boppers and some previously unissued tracks including the superb "Wild Little Willy" from Ricky Vance & The Ramrods. (FS) (Roots & Rhythm)trax:
1. Arnie's Theme - The Three D's 2. Ginger - Wayne Parker 3. Squeeze - The Three D's 4. Pal Mal Rock - The Three D's w/Pal Mal & Arnie Ginsberg 5. Roses Are Blooming - Bob Silva & The Silva-Tones 6. Weepin' And Wailin' - Bob Silva & The Silva-Tones 7. I Ain't Gonna Be Around - Joe Therrien Jr 8. Rollin' Pin Mim - Ricky Coyne & The Guitar Rockers 9. Movin' Too Slow - Leigh Howell & The Uniques 10. Don't Go Away - Bobby Kent & The Kentones 11. Rattle Shakin' Mama - Mel McGonnigle 12. Long Tall Sally - Frankie Rose & The Imperials 13. Linda Lee - Johnny Lee & The Eldorados 14. I Love My Baby - The Phaetons 15. Wild Little Willy - Ricky Vance & The Ramrods 16. Sweet Little Jane - The Downbeats 17. Sarah Lee - Lou & The Monarchs 18. Chopsticks Rock - The Monarchs 19. I Don't Need You No More - Miles Connor 20. Linda Jean - The Satellites 21. Rockateen - The Satellites 22. Savage - Alan Barnicoat 23. Rockin'Hall - Howie & The Chrystals 24. Flip Flop & Fly - Johnny Balboni Aka Johnny Bell 25. Pretty Baby - Bobby Taylor & The Viscount Four 26. A Pretty Girl - Bobby Mansfield & His Dusters 27. Marada Rock - El Maradas 28. Frantic - El Maradas 29. Boppers Boogie - Ralph Madden & The Boppers 30. Tough Mama - Ralph Madden & The Boppers 31. Rock'n'Roll Mama - Bob Riley & The Atoms 32. Four Button Suit - Bob Riley & The Atoms 33. Arnie's Theme - Freddie Cannon 34. Cha Cha Doo - The Spindrifts
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The Exponents "Sex & Agriculture" - The Very Best Of The Exponents, DCD ed. 2005
...Warner also released the 1996 one-off single 'Do You Feel In Love', but the band moved to Sony Music in 1997 for their sixth studio album, Better Never Than Late, which was produced by former Split Enz keyboardist Eddie Rayner with The Exponents. It peaked at No.3 but didn't stay in the charts long. The Exponents' final album of the decade, 1999's, Hello, Love You, Goodbye, was an odd beast. Gent left the band and Steve Simpson stepped in on bass for the album's eight live tracks (from a show at the Poenamo Hotel in Takapuna) and six new studio songs. It peaked at a less-than-lofty No.48 and the band broke up, with Barraclough returning to Australia to join Mental As Anything....
...Luck pulled together his own touring bands – first Luck the band, then the Jordan Luck Band – before the four original Exponents reformed in 2005 to record two new songs, 'Geraldine' and 'Or A Girl I Knew', for the Universal Music compilation Sex & Agriculture: The Very Best of the Exponents (again, Holt was instrumental in the release), which sold platinum. Luck became the first songwriter to be inducted into the APRA NZ Music Hall of Fame in 2007 and the original Exponents reformed again in 2010 for the Band Together benefit concert for Christchurch earthquake victims. Christchurch was also the scene of a one-off show the next year to mark the band's 30th anniversary, along with another Universal release, Why Does Love Do This To Me: The Exponents' Great Hits.
2013 saw a flurry of activity. The Notable Pictures documentary The Exponents was screened on Prime TV in May and Universal digitally re-issued Live at Mainstreet, Amplifier, Prayers Be Answered, Expectations, Something Beginning With C and Grassy Knoll – the last four sweetened with rarities, B-sides and live recordings. A new album, Eight Days at Roundhead, captured in the documentary, saw them take on some of Luck's earliest songs for the band...to be continued... - audioculture
trax disc 1:
01 Victoria 02 Airway Spies 03 All I Can Do 04 Know Your Own Hear 05 Your Best Friend Loves Me Too 06 I'll Say Goodbye (Even Though I'm Blue) 07 Sex & Agriculture 08 Christchurch (In Cashel St I Wait) 09 My Love For You 10 Only I Could Die (And Love You Still) 11 Caroline Skies 12 Why Does Love Do This To Me 13 Who Loves Who The Most 14 Whatever Happened To Tracey 15 Sink Like A Stone 16 Like She Said 17 La La Lulu 18 Geraldin 19 Or A Girl I Knew
trax disc 2:
01 It Means I Mean You 02 Fuck 03 Interesting Thing 04 What's Left Of Love 05 Are You Sure? 06 Close 07 Hey Girl Groove 08 Only Virtually Mine 09 So This Is Love 10 Sadness 11 One Sad River 12 Do You Feel In Love 13 Helen 14 Galaxy 15 Blue River Rising 16 Poland (Original Version) 17 My Date With You Was A Date With No One (Live) 18 Perfect Romance (Live) 19 It Didn't And It Does
…served by Gaius…
...Luck pulled together his own touring bands – first Luck the band, then the Jordan Luck Band – before the four original Exponents reformed in 2005 to record two new songs, 'Geraldine' and 'Or A Girl I Knew', for the Universal Music compilation Sex & Agriculture: The Very Best of the Exponents (again, Holt was instrumental in the release), which sold platinum. Luck became the first songwriter to be inducted into the APRA NZ Music Hall of Fame in 2007 and the original Exponents reformed again in 2010 for the Band Together benefit concert for Christchurch earthquake victims. Christchurch was also the scene of a one-off show the next year to mark the band's 30th anniversary, along with another Universal release, Why Does Love Do This To Me: The Exponents' Great Hits.2013 saw a flurry of activity. The Notable Pictures documentary The Exponents was screened on Prime TV in May and Universal digitally re-issued Live at Mainstreet, Amplifier, Prayers Be Answered, Expectations, Something Beginning With C and Grassy Knoll – the last four sweetened with rarities, B-sides and live recordings. A new album, Eight Days at Roundhead, captured in the documentary, saw them take on some of Luck's earliest songs for the band...to be continued... - audioculture
trax disc 1:01 Victoria 02 Airway Spies 03 All I Can Do 04 Know Your Own Hear 05 Your Best Friend Loves Me Too 06 I'll Say Goodbye (Even Though I'm Blue) 07 Sex & Agriculture 08 Christchurch (In Cashel St I Wait) 09 My Love For You 10 Only I Could Die (And Love You Still) 11 Caroline Skies 12 Why Does Love Do This To Me 13 Who Loves Who The Most 14 Whatever Happened To Tracey 15 Sink Like A Stone 16 Like She Said 17 La La Lulu 18 Geraldin 19 Or A Girl I Knew
trax disc 2:
01 It Means I Mean You 02 Fuck 03 Interesting Thing 04 What's Left Of Love 05 Are You Sure? 06 Close 07 Hey Girl Groove 08 Only Virtually Mine 09 So This Is Love 10 Sadness 11 One Sad River 12 Do You Feel In Love 13 Helen 14 Galaxy 15 Blue River Rising 16 Poland (Original Version) 17 My Date With You Was A Date With No One (Live) 18 Perfect Romance (Live) 19 It Didn't And It Does
…served by Gaius…
"Don't Make Me Over" The Songs Of Burt Bacharach & Hal David 1957-1962 - CD 2
Burt Bacharach and Hal David were one of the most feted and successful songwriting teams of the 20th Century, responsible for some of the most memorable hits of the era. Unusually, they crossed all musical boundaries with their songs topping the US POP, C&W and R&B charts.
This carefully-compiled 2CD set examines the early years of their partnership between the years 1957-1962, when they were developing the 'AOR&B' style with which they would later become identified.
During this period, both Bacharach and David often worked with other writers, including Mack David (Hal's brother), Lee Pockriss, Paul Hampton, Sherman Edwards and Bob Hilliard, who all feature as co-writers on this set.
Comprises 60 memorable tracks, presenting a vast spread of hits, misses and collectors' rarities, featuring stellar artists like: The Drifters; Dionne Warwick; Gene Pitney; The Shirelles; Jerry Butler; Timi Yuro; Etta James; Johnny Mathis; Sarah Vaughan; Del Shannon; Chuck Jackson; Bobby Vee and many more. Many of the rarer tracks featured are unavailable elsewhere on CD.
This carefully-compiled 2CD set examines the early years of their partnership between the years 1957-1962, when they were developing the 'AOR&B' style with which they would later become identified.During this period, both Bacharach and David often worked with other writers, including Mack David (Hal's brother), Lee Pockriss, Paul Hampton, Sherman Edwards and Bob Hilliard, who all feature as co-writers on this set.
Comprises 60 memorable tracks, presenting a vast spread of hits, misses and collectors' rarities, featuring stellar artists like: The Drifters; Dionne Warwick; Gene Pitney; The Shirelles; Jerry Butler; Timi Yuro; Etta James; Johnny Mathis; Sarah Vaughan; Del Shannon; Chuck Jackson; Bobby Vee and many more. Many of the rarer tracks featured are unavailable elsewhere on CD.
disc 2:
1. (Don't Go) Please Stay - The Drifters 2. Wishin' And Hopin' - Dionne Warwick 3. Broken-Hearted Melody - Sarah Vaughan 4. (You Don't Have To Be) A Tower Of Strength - Gloria Lynne 5. Donna Means Heartbreak - Gene Pitney 6. It's Love That Really Counts - The Shirelles 7. This Empty Place - Dionne Warwick 8. I Wake Up Crying - Del Shannon 9. Don't Envy Me - Joey Powers 10. Boys Were Made For Girls - Everit Herter 11. Feelin' No Pain - Paul Evans 12. Come Completely To Me - Steve Rossi 13. Third Window From The Right - Dean Barlow 14. Three Friends (Two Lovers) - The Turbans 15. (There Goes) The Forgotten Man - Jimmy Radcliffe 16. Someone Else's Sweetheart - The Wanderers 17. The Breaking Point - Chuck Jackson 18. In Times Like These - Gene Mc Daniels 19. Warm And Tender - Johnny Mathis 20. Loving Is A Way Of Living - Steve Lawrence 21. Magic Moments - Perry Como 22. (It's) Wonderful To Be Young - Cliff Richard 23. Love In A Goldfish Bowl - Tommy Sands 24. Don't You Believe It - Andy Williams 25. Out Of My Continental Mind (Live) - Lena Horne 26. Faker Faker - The Eligibles 27. Don't Unless You Love Me - Paul Hampton 28. Along Came Joe - Merv Griffin 29. Take Me To Your Ladder (I'll See Your Leader Later) - Buddy Clinton 30. Three Wheels On My Wagon - Dick Van Dyke
…served by Gyro1966...
1. (Don't Go) Please Stay - The Drifters 2. Wishin' And Hopin' - Dionne Warwick 3. Broken-Hearted Melody - Sarah Vaughan 4. (You Don't Have To Be) A Tower Of Strength - Gloria Lynne 5. Donna Means Heartbreak - Gene Pitney 6. It's Love That Really Counts - The Shirelles 7. This Empty Place - Dionne Warwick 8. I Wake Up Crying - Del Shannon 9. Don't Envy Me - Joey Powers 10. Boys Were Made For Girls - Everit Herter 11. Feelin' No Pain - Paul Evans 12. Come Completely To Me - Steve Rossi 13. Third Window From The Right - Dean Barlow 14. Three Friends (Two Lovers) - The Turbans 15. (There Goes) The Forgotten Man - Jimmy Radcliffe 16. Someone Else's Sweetheart - The Wanderers 17. The Breaking Point - Chuck Jackson 18. In Times Like These - Gene Mc Daniels 19. Warm And Tender - Johnny Mathis 20. Loving Is A Way Of Living - Steve Lawrence 21. Magic Moments - Perry Como 22. (It's) Wonderful To Be Young - Cliff Richard 23. Love In A Goldfish Bowl - Tommy Sands 24. Don't You Believe It - Andy Williams 25. Out Of My Continental Mind (Live) - Lena Horne 26. Faker Faker - The Eligibles 27. Don't Unless You Love Me - Paul Hampton 28. Along Came Joe - Merv Griffin 29. Take Me To Your Ladder (I'll See Your Leader Later) - Buddy Clinton 30. Three Wheels On My Wagon - Dick Van Dyke
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…and now for something completely different! 1681 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
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Enjoy! RYP and Gyro1966
Monday, 9 May 2022
The Sonics "Sinderella" 1980
American rock and roll group, formed 1963 in Tacoma, Washington, counting as the pioneers of “proto-punk” and “garage rock”...
...They played in several local dance halls and in high schools, until Buck Ormsby, bass player of The Wailers (2), discovered them. They recorded two LPs with Ormsby that were released in 1965. They scored some minor hits before disbanding in 1969. Reunited in 2007, still actively performing as of 2015. They're renowned for their crude and brutal sound, for Gerry Roslie’s lyrics (hinting at drugs, evil women and disturbing mental states) and screams.
Original lineup:
Gerry Roslie (organ, piano, lead vocals), Rob Lind (saxophone, vocals, harmonica), Larry Parypa (lead guitar, vocals), Andy Parypa (bass guitar), Bob Bennett (drums)
Lineup 2015:
...They played in several local dance halls and in high schools, until Buck Ormsby, bass player of The Wailers (2), discovered them. They recorded two LPs with Ormsby that were released in 1965. They scored some minor hits before disbanding in 1969. Reunited in 2007, still actively performing as of 2015. They're renowned for their crude and brutal sound, for Gerry Roslie’s lyrics (hinting at drugs, evil women and disturbing mental states) and screams. 
Original lineup:Gerry Roslie (organ, piano, lead vocals), Rob Lind (saxophone, vocals, harmonica), Larry Parypa (lead guitar, vocals), Andy Parypa (bass guitar), Bob Bennett (drums)
Lineup 2015:
Gerry Roslie, Rob Lind, Larry Parypa, Freddie Dennis (bass guitar, lead vocals), Dusty Watson (drums)
trax:
01 He 's waitin' 02 Shot down 03 Tallahassee Lassie 04 Let me pass 05 Leavin' here 06 Boss hoss 07 Up the junction 08 Louie Louie 09 Sinderella 10 Turn-on-son 11 Open up yer dog 12 Pastrami party
trax:
01 He 's waitin' 02 Shot down 03 Tallahassee Lassie 04 Let me pass 05 Leavin' here 06 Boss hoss 07 Up the junction 08 Louie Louie 09 Sinderella 10 Turn-on-son 11 Open up yer dog 12 Pastrami party
"Radio Radio" Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour - Vol 5 - disc 4
...As with the other volumes in this series, anyone with a taste for obscure songs mixed in with more familiar tunes will like this set. This is the type of music from an America long since past, when music served a different purpose than today's cookie-cutter music...
...There's an honest, straightforward feel to much if this music. As with all collections of this type, you'll have your favorites, while other tracks might not impress. But that's okay, because what's here is another good example of "American" music, when America was a far different place than today. For anyone with "big" ears, there's much to enjoy here. If you're new to this series, and have ever wondered what people were listening to many decades ago, this (and the other volumes) will fill the bill nicely. The best of this music deserves to be heard, and not relegated to the forgotten heap of "old funny music" from long ago. This entire series is an inexpensive way to tap into the "old" America, and go back in time-and it's time well spent. (Amazon)
CD 4:
1. He Will Break Your Heart - Jerry Butler 2. A Brand New Heartache - The Everly Brothers 3. Zing Went the Strings of My Heart - The Coasters 4. Hang Up My Rock and Roll Shoes - Chuck Willis 5. Long Black Veil - Lefty Frizzell 6. The Little White Cloud That Cried - Johnnie Ray 7. Orange Coloured Sky - Nat King Cole Trio 8. Yellow Coat - Screamin' Jay Hawkins 9. Deep in the Heart of Texas - Andy Anderson & The Dawn Breakers 10. Texas Flood - Larry Davis 11. Waitin' for a Train - Jimmie Rodgers 12. Freight Train Boogie - The Delmore Brothers 13. Mule Train - Frankie Laine 14. Railroadin' - Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant 15. Mean Old Train - Papa George Lightfoot 16. Kassie Jones, Part 1 - Walter "Furry" Lewis 17. Three Times a Fool - Otis Rush w/Willie Dixon's Orchestra 18. A Fool in Love - Ike & Tina Turner 19. Love's Made a Fool of You - The Crickets 20. Goin' to New York - Jimmy Reed 21. New York's My Home - Ray Charles 22. Manhatten - Dinah Washington 23. Taxes Taxes - Hank Penny 24. Be My Guest - Fats Domino 25. Spring Is Here - Eric Dolphy & The Latin Jazz Quintet 26. Carzy Heart - Hank Williams 27. House Cleaning - The Spaniels
...originally served by Gyro1966...
...There's an honest, straightforward feel to much if this music. As with all collections of this type, you'll have your favorites, while other tracks might not impress. But that's okay, because what's here is another good example of "American" music, when America was a far different place than today. For anyone with "big" ears, there's much to enjoy here. If you're new to this series, and have ever wondered what people were listening to many decades ago, this (and the other volumes) will fill the bill nicely. The best of this music deserves to be heard, and not relegated to the forgotten heap of "old funny music" from long ago. This entire series is an inexpensive way to tap into the "old" America, and go back in time-and it's time well spent. (Amazon)CD 4:
1. He Will Break Your Heart - Jerry Butler 2. A Brand New Heartache - The Everly Brothers 3. Zing Went the Strings of My Heart - The Coasters 4. Hang Up My Rock and Roll Shoes - Chuck Willis 5. Long Black Veil - Lefty Frizzell 6. The Little White Cloud That Cried - Johnnie Ray 7. Orange Coloured Sky - Nat King Cole Trio 8. Yellow Coat - Screamin' Jay Hawkins 9. Deep in the Heart of Texas - Andy Anderson & The Dawn Breakers 10. Texas Flood - Larry Davis 11. Waitin' for a Train - Jimmie Rodgers 12. Freight Train Boogie - The Delmore Brothers 13. Mule Train - Frankie Laine 14. Railroadin' - Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant 15. Mean Old Train - Papa George Lightfoot 16. Kassie Jones, Part 1 - Walter "Furry" Lewis 17. Three Times a Fool - Otis Rush w/Willie Dixon's Orchestra 18. A Fool in Love - Ike & Tina Turner 19. Love's Made a Fool of You - The Crickets 20. Goin' to New York - Jimmy Reed 21. New York's My Home - Ray Charles 22. Manhatten - Dinah Washington 23. Taxes Taxes - Hank Penny 24. Be My Guest - Fats Domino 25. Spring Is Here - Eric Dolphy & The Latin Jazz Quintet 26. Carzy Heart - Hank Williams 27. House Cleaning - The Spaniels
...originally served by Gyro1966...
The Exponents "Better never than late" 1997
...1992 saw another crack at Australia, via a deal with PolyGram Australia, relocation to Sydney and the album Grassy Knoll, which featured contributions on guitar from Dave Dobbyn and Brent Williams...
...Harder and heavier to meet the needs of the Australian label (which had declined to even release Something Beginning With C), it came nowhere near matching the success of its predecessor. Like others before them, the Exponents experienced the hard edge of the Aussie music scene: As Gent put it in a 1994 interview with RipItUp, "You get a bit disillusioned driving nine hours to play a gig to 20 people. It gets you down a bit." In 1994, Australian Dave Barraclough joined the band as a guitarist and songwriting partner for Luck – most notably on the single 'La La Lulu', which featured along with 'Summer You Never Meant' on the Warner Music compilation album Once Bitten, Twice Bitten – The Singles 1981-1995, which topped the charts and sold five times platinum...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:
01 One In A Lifetime 02 Change Your Mind 03 Shouldn't Be Allowed 04 Close 05 Come And Go 06 Only You Are 07 You Started Me Thinking 08 Happy Today 09 Help Me 10 Smiths Getting Through 11 Infinity 12 Everything At All
…served by Gaius + zigzagwanderer…
...Harder and heavier to meet the needs of the Australian label (which had declined to even release Something Beginning With C), it came nowhere near matching the success of its predecessor. Like others before them, the Exponents experienced the hard edge of the Aussie music scene: As Gent put it in a 1994 interview with RipItUp, "You get a bit disillusioned driving nine hours to play a gig to 20 people. It gets you down a bit." In 1994, Australian Dave Barraclough joined the band as a guitarist and songwriting partner for Luck – most notably on the single 'La La Lulu', which featured along with 'Summer You Never Meant' on the Warner Music compilation album Once Bitten, Twice Bitten – The Singles 1981-1995, which topped the charts and sold five times platinum...to be continued... - audioculture
trax:01 One In A Lifetime 02 Change Your Mind 03 Shouldn't Be Allowed 04 Close 05 Come And Go 06 Only You Are 07 You Started Me Thinking 08 Happy Today 09 Help Me 10 Smiths Getting Through 11 Infinity 12 Everything At All
…served by Gaius + zigzagwanderer…
"Don't Make Me Over" The Songs Of Burt Bacharach & Hal David 1957-1962 - CD 1
Burt Bacharach and Hal David were one of the most feted and successful songwriting teams of the 20th Century, responsible for some of the most memorable hits of the era. Unusually, they crossed all musical boundaries with their songs topping the US POP, C&W and R&B charts.
This carefully-compiled 2CD set examines the early years of their partnership between the years 1957-1962, when they were developing the 'AOR&B' style with which they would later become identified.
During this period, both Bacharach and David often worked with other writers, including Mack David (Hal's brother), Lee Pockriss, Paul Hampton, Sherman Edwards and Bob Hilliard, who all feature as co-writers on this set.
Comprises 60 memorable tracks, presenting a vast spread of hits, misses and collectors' rarities, featuring stellar artists like: The Drifters; Dionne Warwick; Gene Pitney; The Shirelles; Jerry Butler; Timi Yuro; Etta James; Johnny Mathis; Sarah Vaughan; Del Shannon; Chuck Jackson; Bobby Vee and many more. Many of the rarer tracks featured are unavailable elsewhere on CD.
This carefully-compiled 2CD set examines the early years of their partnership between the years 1957-1962, when they were developing the 'AOR&B' style with which they would later become identified.During this period, both Bacharach and David often worked with other writers, including Mack David (Hal's brother), Lee Pockriss, Paul Hampton, Sherman Edwards and Bob Hilliard, who all feature as co-writers on this set.
Comprises 60 memorable tracks, presenting a vast spread of hits, misses and collectors' rarities, featuring stellar artists like: The Drifters; Dionne Warwick; Gene Pitney; The Shirelles; Jerry Butler; Timi Yuro; Etta James; Johnny Mathis; Sarah Vaughan; Del Shannon; Chuck Jackson; Bobby Vee and many more. Many of the rarer tracks featured are unavailable elsewhere on CD.
disc 1:
1. Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick 2. Any Day Now (My Wild Beautiful Bird) - Chuck Jackson 3. Tower Of Strength - Gene McDaniels 4. Baby, It's You - The Shirelles 5. Only Love Can Break A Heart - Gene Pitney 6. The Answer To Everything - Del Shannon 7. Forgive Me (For Giving You Such A Bad Time) - Tino Babs 8. My Heart Is An Open Book - Carl Dobkins Jr. 9. Mexican Divorce - The Drifters 10. Make It Easy On Yourself - Jerry Butler 11. You're Telling Our Secrets - Dee Clark 12. Crazy Times - Gene Vincent 13. I Looked For You - Charlie Gracie 14. Sea Of Heartbreak - Don Gibson 15. Johnny Get Angry - Joanie Sommers 16. Dream Big - Sonny James 17. Winter Warm - Gale Storm 18. The Story Of My Life - Michael Holliday 19. Sittin' In A Tree House - Marty Robbins 20. Loneliness Or Happiness - The Drifters 21. Another Tear Falls - Gene McDaniels 22. I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself - Tommy Hunt 23. Anonymous Phone Call - Bobby Vee 24. The Blob - The Five Blobs 25. Two Hour Honeymoon - Paul Hampton 26. Keep Away From Other Girls - Helen Shapiro 27. I Smiled Yesterday - Dionne Warwick 28. Waiting For Charlie (To Come Home) - James Etta 29. True Love Never Runs Smooth - Gene Pitney 30. The Love Of A Boy - Timi Yuro
…served by Gyro1966...
1. Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick 2. Any Day Now (My Wild Beautiful Bird) - Chuck Jackson 3. Tower Of Strength - Gene McDaniels 4. Baby, It's You - The Shirelles 5. Only Love Can Break A Heart - Gene Pitney 6. The Answer To Everything - Del Shannon 7. Forgive Me (For Giving You Such A Bad Time) - Tino Babs 8. My Heart Is An Open Book - Carl Dobkins Jr. 9. Mexican Divorce - The Drifters 10. Make It Easy On Yourself - Jerry Butler 11. You're Telling Our Secrets - Dee Clark 12. Crazy Times - Gene Vincent 13. I Looked For You - Charlie Gracie 14. Sea Of Heartbreak - Don Gibson 15. Johnny Get Angry - Joanie Sommers 16. Dream Big - Sonny James 17. Winter Warm - Gale Storm 18. The Story Of My Life - Michael Holliday 19. Sittin' In A Tree House - Marty Robbins 20. Loneliness Or Happiness - The Drifters 21. Another Tear Falls - Gene McDaniels 22. I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself - Tommy Hunt 23. Anonymous Phone Call - Bobby Vee 24. The Blob - The Five Blobs 25. Two Hour Honeymoon - Paul Hampton 26. Keep Away From Other Girls - Helen Shapiro 27. I Smiled Yesterday - Dionne Warwick 28. Waiting For Charlie (To Come Home) - James Etta 29. True Love Never Runs Smooth - Gene Pitney 30. The Love Of A Boy - Timi Yuro
…served by Gyro1966...
…and now for something completely different! 1680 - 2022
These arrogant fucking politicians, warlords and religious don't give a fuck about us, they only pretend! Go to hell! They don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! It is to cry for! - RYP
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 RELEASED IN 2020 AND AFTER, AND A DAILY LIMIT OF 3 ALBUMS)! Here you can say what you like, unless it's offensive, racist or discriminatory! Please keep your language polite and respectful.
All the rest 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
Sunday, 8 May 2022
Squirrel Nut Zippers "Hot" 1997
Squirrel Nut Zippers is an American swing and jazz band formed in 1993 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, by James "Jimbo" Mathus (vocals and guitar), Tom Maxwell (vocals and guitar), Katharine Whalen (vocals, banjo, ukulele), Chris Phillips (drums), Don Raleigh (bass guitar), and Ken Mosher...
...The band's music is a fusion of Delta blues, gypsy jazz, 1930s–era swing, klezmer, and other styles. They found commercial success during the swing revival of the late 1990s with their 1996 single "Hell", written by Tom Maxwell. After a hiatus of several years, the original band members reunited and performed in 2007, playing in the U.S. and Canada. In 2016, Mathus and Phillips reunited the band with a new lineup to tour in support of the 20th anniversary of their highest selling album, Hot. The Squirrel Nut Zippers continue to tour, and released their new album, Beasts of Burgundy in March 2018, and singles "Mardi Gras for Christmas" and "Alone at Christmas" in November 2018. - wiki
trax:
01 Got My Own Thing Now 02 Put a Lid On It 03 Memphis Exorcism 04 Twilight 05 It Ain't You 06 Prince Nez 07 Hell 08 Meant To Be 09 Bad Businessman 10 Flight of the Passing Fancy 11 Blue Angel 12 The Interlocutor
...The band's music is a fusion of Delta blues, gypsy jazz, 1930s–era swing, klezmer, and other styles. They found commercial success during the swing revival of the late 1990s with their 1996 single "Hell", written by Tom Maxwell. After a hiatus of several years, the original band members reunited and performed in 2007, playing in the U.S. and Canada. In 2016, Mathus and Phillips reunited the band with a new lineup to tour in support of the 20th anniversary of their highest selling album, Hot. The Squirrel Nut Zippers continue to tour, and released their new album, Beasts of Burgundy in March 2018, and singles "Mardi Gras for Christmas" and "Alone at Christmas" in November 2018. - wiki
trax:01 Got My Own Thing Now 02 Put a Lid On It 03 Memphis Exorcism 04 Twilight 05 It Ain't You 06 Prince Nez 07 Hell 08 Meant To Be 09 Bad Businessman 10 Flight of the Passing Fancy 11 Blue Angel 12 The Interlocutor
This music is dedicated to the tradition of Johnny Diego's Rock 'n' Roll Free Sunday!
"Radio Radio" Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour - Vol 5 - disc 3
...Categories include-weather, mothers, baseball, cars, rich man poor man, eyes, the Bible, school, water, guns, sleep, countdown, women's names, luck, shoes, trains, fools, spring cleaning, musical instruments (with Dinah Washington singing "Big Long Slidin' Thing"-hmmm) and so on...
...Artists include Dean Martin, J.B. Lenoir, Bobby Darin, Lefty Frizzell, Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, Rev. Gary Davis, Kitty Wells, Little Willie John, Eddie Boyd, B.B. King, Hank Williams, Jr., The Coasters, Eric Dolphy, Nat King Cole, Frankie Lane, Papa Lightfoot, Furry Lewis, and many other well known artists. But the inclusion of lesser known people, like Tommy Duncan, Jimmy Caroll, Mighty Sparrow, Ronnie & The Delinquents, Lattie Moore, Sleepy LaBeef, and a number of others, give this set a good balance and depth. Styles range from blues, jazz, r&b, gospel, country, folk, rockabilly, straight vocalists, and so on. Many tracks were recorded in the 1950's, with some earlier (1920's, 1940's, etc.), to some from 1960. Amazon - to be continued...
CD 3:
1. Black Cat - Tommy Collins 2. Morgus The Magnificent - Morgus & The 3 Ghouls 3. That Old Black Magic - Louis Prima & Keely Smith 4. Ten Cents A Dance - Anita O'Day 5. Sleep Walk - Santo & Johnny 6. Sleep - Little Willie John 7. Endless Sleep - Jody Reynolds & The Storms 8. Shortnin' Bread - Paul Chaplain & His Emeralds 9. Matzah Balls - Slim Gaillard & His Flat Foot Floogie Boys 10. Saturday Night Fish Fry - The Blue Dots 11. Let Me Play With Your Poodle - Tampa Red & Big Maceo 12. Honeysuckle Rose - Fats Waller 13. Memphis - Chuck Berry 14. Blue Moon Of Kentucky - Bill Monroe 15. There's A Moon Out Tonight - The Capris 16. Six Pack To Go - Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys 17. Five Long Years - Eddie Boyd 18. Please Come Home For Christmas - Charles Brown 19. Beatniks Wish - Patsy Raye & The Beatniks 20. Zindy Lou - The Chimes 21. Mona - Bo Diddley 22. Don't Mess With My Ducktail - Joe Clay 23. Big Long Slidin Thing - Dinah Washington 24. Trombone Cholly - Bessie Smith & Her Blue Boys 25. Happy-Go-Lucky-Me - Paul Evans 26. Bad Luck Soul - B.B. King 27. If I Lose - The Stanley Brothers 28. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Hank Williams
...originally served by Gyro1966...
...Artists include Dean Martin, J.B. Lenoir, Bobby Darin, Lefty Frizzell, Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash, Chuck Berry, Rev. Gary Davis, Kitty Wells, Little Willie John, Eddie Boyd, B.B. King, Hank Williams, Jr., The Coasters, Eric Dolphy, Nat King Cole, Frankie Lane, Papa Lightfoot, Furry Lewis, and many other well known artists. But the inclusion of lesser known people, like Tommy Duncan, Jimmy Caroll, Mighty Sparrow, Ronnie & The Delinquents, Lattie Moore, Sleepy LaBeef, and a number of others, give this set a good balance and depth. Styles range from blues, jazz, r&b, gospel, country, folk, rockabilly, straight vocalists, and so on. Many tracks were recorded in the 1950's, with some earlier (1920's, 1940's, etc.), to some from 1960. Amazon - to be continued...CD 3:
1. Black Cat - Tommy Collins 2. Morgus The Magnificent - Morgus & The 3 Ghouls 3. That Old Black Magic - Louis Prima & Keely Smith 4. Ten Cents A Dance - Anita O'Day 5. Sleep Walk - Santo & Johnny 6. Sleep - Little Willie John 7. Endless Sleep - Jody Reynolds & The Storms 8. Shortnin' Bread - Paul Chaplain & His Emeralds 9. Matzah Balls - Slim Gaillard & His Flat Foot Floogie Boys 10. Saturday Night Fish Fry - The Blue Dots 11. Let Me Play With Your Poodle - Tampa Red & Big Maceo 12. Honeysuckle Rose - Fats Waller 13. Memphis - Chuck Berry 14. Blue Moon Of Kentucky - Bill Monroe 15. There's A Moon Out Tonight - The Capris 16. Six Pack To Go - Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys 17. Five Long Years - Eddie Boyd 18. Please Come Home For Christmas - Charles Brown 19. Beatniks Wish - Patsy Raye & The Beatniks 20. Zindy Lou - The Chimes 21. Mona - Bo Diddley 22. Don't Mess With My Ducktail - Joe Clay 23. Big Long Slidin Thing - Dinah Washington 24. Trombone Cholly - Bessie Smith & Her Blue Boys 25. Happy-Go-Lucky-Me - Paul Evans 26. Bad Luck Soul - B.B. King 27. If I Lose - The Stanley Brothers 28. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Hank Williams
...originally served by Gyro1966...
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