Al Perry & The Cattle "Losin' Hand" 1995

You may upset Al Perry by referring to him, as so many do, as "legendary," since this implies a less-than-contemporary stance among pioneer hardcore rock innovators…
...Far from retired, the venerated guitarist and songwriter has been a fixture on the Tucson-based roots-rock and alt/country scene for decades, widely credited as one of the first musicians to successfully perform "punked-out country" to timelessly adoring audiences worldwide. His ensemble band (The Cattle features interchangeable members, including longtime bassist Dave Roads, drummer Tommy Larkins (who tours with Jonathan Richman), and the Resonars' Matt Rendon. Al and a 1997 version of the Cattle produced Losin' Hand, which is universally hailed, particularly by imitative musicians, as a hallmark of severely cool, intelligent country punk. Musicians dotting the map since the early 1980's mention Losin' Hand as a landmark reocrd of country/punk alchemy, influencing the musical careers of desert rock bands Flathead, Gila Bend, Giant Sand, Calexico, the Lazy Cowgirls, and many others. An occasional actor who pops up in independent and studio films and a celebrated Tucson deejay, Al has been described as "tremendously versatile," "the best musician to happen to another musician" and "a lifetime of influence" (Greg Swanholm, Flathead). Al's discography includes recordings with Marshmallow Overcoat, Rich Hardesty and the Del-Reys, Dan Stuart, Giant Sand, Fish Karma, and The Richies, as well as nearly a dozen compilation albums, including a tribute album to CCR's John Fogerty. (Allmusic)
trax:
1. Little By Little 2. Loserville 3. Off And Running 4. Sound Of A Teardrop 5. Losin' Hand 6. Twisted 7. Pow! 8. Another Sad Song 9. Hit Over The Head 10. Dreaming 11. The Only Thing That Hurts Now Is The Pain 12. Sour Grapes
…originally served by montysmusic...

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The Vietnam Veterans "A Fistful of Love" 2014

By the way, the band is now a quartet! James has left us and maybe left music…
…Martin is back on drums and Lucas on Keyboards with Peter McConnel on bass. Peter is a multi talented american boy who can play any instrument from clarinet to sitar! He’s mostly a great guy and he fits perfectly in the band! We’ve recorded a great album together, “A Fistful of Love” and are now ready for more tours... To be continued... Mark
trax:
01 Then in the Sixties 02 Creams of Today 03 Precious Friend 04 A Fistful of Love 05 Her Big Man 06 The Plane 07 I Wanna Cry 08 Dry Your Eyes 09 Nothing Behind 10 Take Me Back 11 Bitter Sensation

DOGS "Shakin' With The Dogs" 1989

2002 October 10th, during the US Tour, Dominique dies!
1982
The third album Too much class for the neighbourhood is recorded in London at the Battery Studio and it is produced by Tony Platt (Trust, AC/DC). It is released in June. Criticism from the papers is unanimous: the album becomes a reference. It sells well in Belgium, Switzerland, Scandinavia, Israel and South Africa. Gig with the Fleshtones at the Palace in Paris on April 15th. Big French, Swiss and Belgian tour during the autumn (35 dates). British tour (15 dates, opening for Dr Feelgood). The band takes part in Vincent Lamy’s «Echo des Bananes» on FR3 (French television channel) with several live songs from Too much class for the neighbourhood.
1983
The fourth album Legendary Lovers is recorded in London and produced by Vic Maile (Inmates, Dr Feelgood, Eddie and the Hot Rods). It amazingly covers Gene Vincent’s Bird Doggin’. The record is released in October and it is as well-received as the previous one by the rock papers ; it is even declared third album of the year by the monthly magazine «Best». A French tour starts in November.
1984
Big European tour: France, Belgium, Switzerland, Denmark, The Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Germany. Release of the single Secrets (French version) as well as Mon coeur bat encore / Down at Lulu’s produced by Jeff Eyrich (Plimsouls, Gun Club) with the guest appearance by Calamités. The Dogs take part in the TV programme «Les Enfants du Rock» in March.
1985
The band follows Marc Zemati’s (manager) advice to record Shout live at the prodigious Rockfield Studio in Wales (Dave Edmunds produced –among others- Stray Cats and Flamin’ Groovies there). Dave Charles (Dave Edmunds’ drummer) plays the invaluable role of sound engineer. At the start the band had money to record a single ; they make an album (sound mixing included) in only 6 days. Gigs in France and tour in Europe (Scandinavia, Spain) and in Japan. The Dogs also play in Berlin with Sean Tyla and Nick Lowe.
1986
Back to London to record the sixth album More, More, More. The record is produced by Bob Andrews (Graham Parker and the Rumour’s keyboard) and Colin Fairley (Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe’s sound engineer). The band takes part in Gilles Tandy’s (ex Olivensteins) album La colère monte produced by Dominique. Gilles Tandy will open some Dogs’ gigs afterwards. The Dogs appear at the Printemps de Bourges. - from their biography at:
http://dogs.connection.free.fr/EnglishVersion/jeuCadres.html
Line Up 1981 - 1987:
Antoine Massy-Perrier : Guitar, voice / Hugues Urvoy de Portzamparc : Bass, voice / Michel Gross : Drums / Dominique Laboubée : Guitar, voice

trax:
1. Shakin' with Linda 2. Too much class for the neighbourhood 3. M.A.U.R.E.E.N. 4. Can't find my way 5. The most forgotten french boy 6. Little Johnny Jet 7. Home is where I want to be 8. Shout 9. Secrets 10. Poison in my heart 11. Down at Lulu's 12. Somebody 13. Back on my mind 14. Waiting for a miracle 15. Is it the wind 16. Jungle of lies

"Surf Guitar 101" - 2013

The members of the Yahoo Group "Surf Guitar 101" decided to put together a mp3 compilation as a way to get to know each other, share music, share recording tips, and to just have fun…
...Some songs are from professional bands while others are from amateurs. Some of the songs are "surfy" while others are more experimental. All of them showcase each member's creativity and talents.
The Surf Guitar 101 group is an email list dedicated to the discussion of all things relating to instrumental surf music and related genres. The group is mainly aimed at musicians, but anyone who enjoys instro-surf is welcome. For more information, visit http://www.surfguitar101.com

trax:
1. Man from Malta - kenposurf 2. Seaspray - Tim Oestmann 3. Rock City - The TakeOffs 4. Dancing Crazy - Guitardmm 5. Competition Stripes - The Man From RavCon 6. Surfer Girl - The Surf Squad 7. Deep Cover - The Surfside IV 8. El Cumbanchero - Ron 9. Acapulco Surf - The Royal Aces 10. Surfin' Greensleeves - Rich & Drumsdick 11. Relentless Squid - 5 pickup guitar no verb - The Insanitizers 12. Moon Dawg - Jeff Leites 13. Rescued By Divers - Finkdaddy 14. Cowabunga - Jimmy Creasey 15. Hyperconnected Isolation Chamber (Surfin' the Web) - Lord Wellfleet 16. Sonic Impact! - The Aquasonics 17. Lonely (Surfer) Boy - Carol Busbey 18. Outside - The Retronauts 19. Faulty Equipmunk - RoarShark 20. Los Huevos de Johnny Ringo - Arny 21. Surfin' On Sylvan - Crawdad 22. Gando - Heepeejeep 23. Wonderful Land - The Men of Mystery 24. Oz Baja - ozboomer 25. Penetration - The Surf Daddies 26. Mr. Moto - Vintage Surf Dude 27. Windansea - M Poppitt 28. Tabou - Rotnroby 29. Runnin' Scared - The Boss Jaguars! 30. Gloucester Glide - The Probes 31. KAOS - Moonfrog 32. Hanging out with Klara - The Surge! 33. Happy Shadow - The Crazy Aces

Shane...

Glen Hansard and Lisa O’Neill perform Fairytale of New York at Shane MacGowan’s funeral in Nenagh.If they dance at your funeral you must have done something right. 

Cheers, all

Stately Plump Buck

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Hoodoo Gurus "Mars Needs Guitars!" 1985

"I'm a Stoneage Romeo, I got a Spaceage Juliet, We'll take guitars to Mars and hit the discotheque, c'mon!"
I still think "Stoneage Romeos" is the best Gurus album, but this is an excellent follow up, featuring new drummer Mark Kingsmill who had played alongside guitarist Brad Shepherd in the Radio Birdman spin-off The Hitmen. There's still some rocking Flamin' Groovies/Dolls/ Nuggets-inspired pop, but Dave Faulkner's songwriting blossomed into genuinely touching ballads ("Death Defying") and a tongue in cheek country number ("Hayride To Hell"). Best songs are the power pop classic "Bittersweet" and the ridiculously catchy "Like Wow-Wipout!" which is fun, fun, fun! reviever: dunno
Hoodoo Gurus:
Brad Shepherd: Guitar, Harmonica, Harp, Vocals / Clyde Bramley: Bass, Vocals / David Faulkner: Guitar, Vocals / Mark Kingsmill: Cymbals, Drums

traxfromwax:
1. Bittersweet 2. Poison Pen 3. In The Wild 4. Death Defying 5. Like Wow-Wipeout 6. Hayride To Hell 7. Show Some Emotion 8. The Other Side Of Paradise 9. Mars Needs Guitars! 10. She
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"The Mood Mosaic" Vol 5 Supervixens

Strange twist for this series (which has been mostly lounge and funk), but a great batch of danceable uptempo fusion tracks and lost disco cuts from the euro club heyday of the 70s...
...Tracks include "Ma Mo Ah" by Tony Valor, "Follow Me" by Black Devil, "Dance Freak" by Chain Reaction, "Get On Up" by Roundtree, "Do Me" by Mona Rae, and "Ease Your Mind" by Touchdown. Nudie cover, sexy groove, and a nice 11 track comp of lost clubby grooves. Also with the great groover "Dance Dance Dance" by Marta Acuna! © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.
trax:
1. Midnight Rapsody - William Goldstein 2. Dance, Dance, Dance - Marta Acuna 3. Ease Your Mind - Touchdown 4. Do Me - Mona Rae 5. Get On Up - Roundtree 6. Lion Dance - Hiroshima 7. Follow Me - Black Devil 8. Ma Mo Ah - Tony Valor 9. The Lollipop Man - Sylvia 10. Dance Freak - Chain Reaction 11. Super Jay Love Theme - Super-Jay
...originally served by Gyro1966...

Marcel Kruup "Kruup 6x4" 2007

There are, of course, always artists who can't do with one band. Well-known examples are Jack White, who is not only in the White Stripes, but also in The Raconteurs, and Slipknot members Corey Taylor and James Root, who are also in Stone Sour...
…The Dutch guitarist and drummer Marcel Kruup is not enough for one band either. In his 35-year music career, he played in countless bands and often in many at the same time. Six of these tapes have now been collected on the CD 6 x 4. The album starts with four songs from Los Tiki Boys. This band plays surf music in the line of The Treble Spankers (which also included Marcel Kruup). Especially opener ‘Drag Boy’ also has some rock ‘n’ roll influences. Following are four songs from The Herb Spectacles. This group is named after and influenced by Herb Alpert and therefore plays mariacchi. Four songs from The Hik follow The Herb Spectacles. This band plays sixties beat that is indistinguishable from the real thing. The tracks had not been noticed by one of the Nuggets collectors. One of the songs ("War Or Hands Of Time") is also on Nuggets II, albeit in the implementation of The Masters Apprentices. The Beach Boys song "Girl Don't Tell Me" also gets a sixties beat treatment and sounds very convincing in this version. This also applies to the other three songs from this band, which I think is the best of the six collected on this album. The following four numbers are from Golana (the reverse of analog). This band plays fairly relaxed jazz with a leading role for saxophone and keys. This is followed by The Hangouts, a band with a preference for The Everly Brothers, who expresses themselves in the lead role for the acoustic guitar and rather moderate (together) vocals. This is clearly the weakest band of the bunch. The Parlandos can close 6 x 4. They describe their music as pelicana, but few people will say anything. Think of jazz, but then influenced by various world music styles.6 x 4 gives a good impression of the musical glutton that is Marcel Kruup. Despite the different styles, the album does sound as a whole. However, for many people it will all be a bit too diverse. - https://www.festivalinfo.nl
trax:
01 Drag Boy 02 Barely Legal 03 Our Man From Hong Kong 04 Coffin Nails 05 Cabo De Gata 06 Guadalajara 07 Romance In Venice 08 Coda Rossa 09 Girl Don't Tell Me 10 I'll Get You Back Again 11 War Or Hands Of Time 12 Love You So Much 13 Sticks And Stones 14 Gravy Waltz 15 I Just Got Some 16 Skunky Green 17 Spanish Fly 18 St. James Infirmary 19 Girl I Want More From You 20 Forever 21 Camping Gazette 22 Connaisseur Du Fun 23 Monasterio 24 Vapona Strip

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Golden Earring "Switch" 1975

After the success of Moontan, Golden Earring could have easily parlayed its success into international stardom by continuing to play up that album's commercial elements...
...Instead, the group did an about-face, pursuing uncommercial song themes and pushing the prog rock side of its sound to the fore (this move included the addition of Dutch prog rock keyboardist Robert Jan Stips, formerly of Supersister, to the lineup). The band even lampooned the sexy cover art of its recent hit album with a similar cover that replaced the gorgeous showgirl on Moontan with a marionette. The result is an album that lacks the consistent sound and coherence of Moontan, but makes up for it with an adventurous spirit and plenty of instrumental firepower. Highlights include "Love Is a Rodeo," a tune that starts as a thrilling guitar rocker before taking a sudden left turn into a finger-snapping instrumental coda dominated by synthesizer, and "Kill Me (Ce Soir)," a mystical epic that starts with a pulsating bassline and builds to a thunderous, orchestrated climax as its lyrics present a surprisingly incisive portrait of how society inevitably destroys its idols. A downside is that, by encompassing so many different styles, the songs lack the logical flow that would allow Switch to feel like a full, cohesive album. Another problem is that the lyrics have a bitter and defensive tinge (especially on "The Switch," a hard-edged explanation of the group's artistic rationale) that sometimes sits at odds with the exciting quality of the music. Despite these problems, Switch remains a solid album that Golden Earring's fan base will enjoy; the disc might also appeal to adventurous fans of prog and hard rock. - Review by Donald A. Guarisco
traxfromwax:
1 Intro / Plus Minus Absurdio 2 Love Is A Rodeo 3 The Switch 4 Kill Me (Ce Soir) 5 Tons Of Time 6 Daddy's Gonna Save My Soul 7 Troubles & Hassles 8 The Lonesome D.J.
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"West" 96FM - 1981

96 FM is a Radio station from Perth, Australia.
trax:
1 The Essentials - Whats Wrong? 2 The Nobodies - I Cant Sleep 3 Eurogliders - Should Have Been There 4 Barrelhouse - Earth, Space And Time 5 Invaders - Julie 6 Rockets - Automatic 7 Rhythm Method - Virus X 8 Helicopters - Tag Along 9 Mannikins - Premonition 10 First Offence - Nice Girls 11 Hya - Michael 12 The Hot Biscuit Band - Take It Or Leave It
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"Do The 45!" Vol. 857 (2023)

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 Slippin' in to Darkness (Carlco) - The Dayton Sidewinders Band 2 Go Ahead on (Carlco) - The Dayton Sidewinders Band 3 Papa's Got a Brand New Pigbag (Y) - Pigbag 4 La Granizada (Infopesa) - Horacio Y Su Guitarra 5 El Huayco (Infopesa) - Horacio Y Su Guitarra 6 Oh! Malala (Odeon) - The Gipsys 7 Caramelitos de Cafe (Odeon) - The Gipsys 8 Ain't Nothin' but a Boogaloo Party (Original Gravity) - Luchito & Nestor 9 Fiesta Bugalu (Original Gravity) - Luchito & Nestor 10 Green Onions (Original Gravity) - Floyd James & The GT's 11 On the Good Foot (Original Gravity) - Floyd James & The GT's 12 Ain't Nothing but a Groovy Party Baby! (Original Gravity) - The Original Gravity Allstars 13 Organized Drum Sax (Original Gravity) - The Original Gravity Allstars 14 To Sir with Love (Hi) - Al Green 15 Wait Here (Hi) - Al Green 16 Stoned to the Bone Part 1 (Polydor) - James Brown 17 Stoned to the Bone Part 2 (Polydor) - James Brown 18 Mighty Mighty (Columbia) - Earth, Wind & Fire 19 Drum Song (Columbia) - Earth, Wind & Fire 20 I'm Your Boogie Man (T.K.) - K.C. & the Sunshine Band 21 Wrap Your Arms Around Me (T.K.) - K.C. & the Sunshine Band
…compiled and served by Gyro1966...

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The Vietnam Veterans "The Further Adventures Of The Vietnam Veterans As The Gitanes: Strange Girl" 2009

Bucketful Of Brains once wrote: 'Souls must have been sold for a performance like this' -- This is the best album ever to come out of France - Beware! - Adults only.
The return of The Vietnam Veterans is a fact. Nobody, not even The Vietnam Veterans, expected this to happen. We write the year 2009 and most psychedelic acid-heads still remember the legendary cult-band from Chalon Sur Saone, France THE VIETNAM VETERANS with their stunning hypnotizing music. Their last album was released in 1987 - Now 21 years later they return with a mesmerizing new product also known as The Gitanes. Mark Enbatta and Lucas Trouble always remained close friends through the years. Lucas was busy recording wild music in his now legendary Kaiser Studios and Mark continuously made people hear again. They got together with James Kiput and Eric Lenoir, played some try-outs in Greece and the karma was back. The Vietnam Veterans sound wasn't gone. It was even present more than ever. The four lunatics went into the studio and here you can judge the result. A brand-new album full with 72 minutes hypnotic psychedelic music: The true Vietnam Veterans sound.
trax:
01 Fishing Song 02 Girl with the Hairy Legs 03 Till You Fall 04 Fall In Love Again 05 Female Vampire's Fuzzy Beaver 06 Malakas Yeah Yeah 07 Burn in Hell 08 Mercy 09 I Don't Deserve You 10 No Way Back 11 Another Life 12 I'm Alive 13 Danger 14 Breams of Today 15 I Remember the Time 16 Tartan Miniskirt 17 Thirteen / When I Was Young

DOGS "SHOUT!" 1985

Le groupe se nomme ainsi en référence aux nombreux titres de chansons qu'il aimait comportant le mot « dog ». Tout en reprenant des titres des Flamin’ Groovies, Kinks, du Velvet Underground, il commence vite à écrire ses propres compositions personnelles en anglais. Les premiers concerts ont lieu au casino de Saint-Valery-en-Caux, et divers lieux de la côte normande...
...En 1974, les Dogs passent au Golf Drouot à Paris, où leur participation est relativement mouvementée. À cette occasion, Philippe Manœuvre écrit avec enthousiasme le premier article élogieux dans le magazine musical Rock & Folk no 95 sur ce fameux concert
D'autres concerts ont lieu en première partie de Little Bob Story, alors autre illustre représentant de la scène rock haute-normande.
En janvier 1978, ils enregistrent leur premier 45-tours (3 titres) avec Charlie was a good boy, No Way, Nineteen sur le label rouennais Mélodies Massacre.
Il y a eu un autre 45 tours du label Mélodie Massacre en 1978. Un disque de 5 titres nommé Go where you want to go, avec Teenage fever, Go where you want to go, Here come my baby, My life, et You're gonna loose me.
Pendant les années suivantes, les Dogs se produisent essentiellement en France, en Europe et au Japon, et réalisent une dizaine d'albums studio. Ils se situent résolument hors-mode pendant toutes ces années, composant un rock and roll sans concessions chanté en anglais. Dominique Laboubée effectuera également diverses collaborations (entre autres sur l'album de Louise Féron), productions et écriture pour d'autres artistes (Cesium, Tony Truant, Chainsaw…).
En 2001 sort un enregistrement public Short, Fast and Tight. Leurs ventes de disques sont toujours restées moyennes en France, mais leur réputation et leur influence sur la scène rock française fut très importante, revendiquée par Les Thugs, par exemple.
Le 9 octobre 2002, Dominique Laboubée, créateur, chanteur, compositeur, instrumentiste du groupe, s'écroule sur scène lors d'une tournée aux États-Unis, à Worcester, Massachusetts, et meurt à 45 ans. En 2006 paraît un recueil de vingt-deux nouvelles Stories of The Dogs - Histoires pour Dominique, hommage à Dominique Laboubée et aux Dogs à travers nouvelles et récits inspirés par leur répertoire et écrits par des auteurs de polar (éditions Krakoen). Parallèlement un double CD de quarante-huit reprises du répertoire des Dogs complète cet hommage Stories Of The Dogs - Songs For Dominique. Depuis le 12 juillet 2007, la place de la rue Massacre2 à Rouen, située devant l'ancien disquaire Mélodies Massacre porte le nom de « Place Dominique Laboubée, auteur-compositeur, 1957-2002 ». Cette place s'orne à présent d'un portrait de Dominque Laboubée. - wiki
trax:
01 Pah.Pah.Ooh.Pah.Ooh. 02 One Way Ticket 03 I Wanna Be With The Boys 04 When I Was Young 05 Somebody 06 Hey Belinda 07 Good Morning, Do You Love Me 08 Shop Around 09 A Different Me 10 Shout

Al Perry & The Cattle "Frontier Flirt" 1992

This is the house
That all my troubles built
I live at the end of Blue Street
In a town called Loserville.
When your true love's gone
And you're down to your last cent
In this neighborhood
There's always a place to rent. - Al Perry, "Loserville"
Al Perry’s guitar playing on this album proves he’s heavily influenced by guitar greats like Link Wray, and by traditional blues. There is no real category to put The Cattle into, although this album has blues favor, it contains plenty of garage style and even a little thrash.

trax:
01 Sunnyslope 02 What's The Use 03 Frontier Flirt 04 The Little Black Egg 05 Louisiana Blues 06 Hard Times 07 Dogma Of Null Unit 08 Born In The U.S.A. 09 Malibu Barbie 10 Mrs. Big 11 Nothing To Say 12 Hellhound On My Trail
…originally served by BillyK...

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German English Translation:

"Whereof one can not speak, thereof one must be silent!"Those damned religious zealots, politicians, warlords and... They all bring death and ruin and they don't know that they are as superfluous as telephone disinfectors and hairdressers! - RYP

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Hoodoo Gurus "Stoneage Romeos" 1984

"Whoo Doo That Guru?"
A big call, but the Hoodoo Gurus deliver. With influences from all the sixties garage psych, punk bands and so much more, the Gurus brought it into the eighties. Not a dud track to be heard, with great guitars, pounding drums, rockin' basslines and best of all, catchy melodies. The album version of Leilani is much better than the single (sans bass player) and I Want You Back just makes you tap your feet and sing along. For those people not in Oz, you would've missed out on some fine music videos, particularly the plastiscene dinosaurs in I Want You Back, as well as the much better original cover. If you only own one Australian album, this is the one (or get a greatest hits compilation if you really must). Following albums were not as good, but just about every single they released was a killer. - Reviewer: "sequeiraj" (Sydney, Australia)
Hoodoo Gurus:
Dave Faulkner (vocals, guitar, keyboards), James Baker (drums), Clyde Bramley (bass, voc), Brad Shepherd (guitar, voc, harmonica, perc)

traxfromwax:
1. (Let's All) Turn On 2. I Want You Back 3. Arthur 4. Death Ship 5. Dig It Up 6. My Girl 7. Zanzibar 8. Leilani 9. Tojo 10. In The Echo Chamber 11. I Was A Kamikaze Pilot

"Surf Guitar 101" - 2012

The members of the Yahoo Group "Surf Guitar 101" decided to put together a mp3 compilation as a way to get to know each other, share music, share recording tips, and to just have fun…
...Some songs are from professional bands while others are from amateurs. Some of the songs are "surfy" while others are more experimental. All of them showcase each member's creativity and talents.
The Surf Guitar 101 group is an email list dedicated to the discussion of all things relating to instrumental surf music and related genres. The group is mainly aimed at musicians, but anyone who enjoys instro-surf is welcome. For more information, visit http://www.surfguitar101.com

trax:
1. Barrel Wave - Tim Oestmann 2. Twilight At Rincon - North of Malibu 3. Surfin Simon - The Crazy Aces 4. Heroin's - The TakeOffs 5. Adios Mi Amigo - James Creasey 6. La Tormenta - The Royal Aces 7. To The Island (And Back) - Mile High Tide 8. Bounce! - The Man From RavCon 9. Ginchy - The Surfside IV 10. Intoxicator - The Aloha Sluts 11. Terror in Culiacán Beach - The Rock-a-Rockets 12. Surfin' And Spyin' - Jeff Leites 13. Sea of Cortez - Robby Fair 14. Mexican Ice Truck - Gulf of Brass 15. Deep Black Sea - The Reverb Ranch 16. Run - Don't Walk - The Probes 17. Buick Nailhead - The Grease Monkeys 18. Kon Tiki - The Men of Mystery 19. Waterboard Surfing (Live) - The Insanitizers 20. Runaway - The Surf Squad 21. The Liquidator - Cutback 22. Windsurfing Ride - The Twang Twisters 23. Rack 'Em Up! - Danny Snyder 24. Three Blue Stars - The Psychonauts 25. The Lonely Guitarist - The Quiet Surfers 26. The Astronaut from Narrabeen - Chris King (Gimlet) 27. Besame Mucho - The Retronauts 28. Out At The Track - Agent Twang! 29. Endless Bull - John Gibney (Ozboomer) 30. California Gothic - Hella Vader 31. Flow (unfinished demo) - Togergo 32. El Jaguar - The Surge! 33. Road Trip - The Breakaways 34. Spy Surfer - RoarShark

"The Mood Mosaic" Vol 4 Les Yper Sound!

Funky funky funky – way more so than you might think from the hokey title! The set's overflowing with rare instrumentals pulled from the indie label and funky 45’s.
After a couple of volumes that pursued specific themes, the Mood Mosaic lounge series returned to a grab-bag approach on its fourth installment. Thankfully, it is a good grab bag. Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound contains everything from bossa nova and jazz to synth-spiked soul and psychedelic pop, but it works nicely because the cuts are all catchy and share a pleasant, easy listening feel despite their differing genres. Highlights in the jazz vein include "Sound Machine," a smooth Oliver Nelson cut whose stately, horn-led melody periodically breaks for some nice electric piano solos, and an elegant, sax-driven version of "The Look of Love" by Stan Getz. In the psychedelic arena, some of the best cuts are Peter Thomas' organ-fuelled instrumental reworking of "Jumpin' Jack Flash," and "Bond Street," an Enoch Light cut that spices up its peppy, easy listening version of this Bacharach instrumental with bleeping synthesizers and some wild stereo-separation effects. There are also plenty of tracks with a bossa beat, the best being Connie Francis' "Bossa Nova Hand Dance," a tune that finds the vocalist slickly crooning in both Spanish and English, and an instrumental version of "Mas Que Nada," by John Scott, that replaces the vocal melody with a combination of slick organ leads and jazzy horns. There's also the occasional fun novelty; the most amusing is Gary McFarland's "Bloop Bleep," which features the vocalist complaining about the sleep-thwarting sound of a dripping faucet while the band grooves along behind him in a Latin jazz style. In short, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound is an eclectic batch of delights, but they all flow into each other because all the cuts benefit from the tight, pop-flavored arrangements and the slick production that defines the best lounge music. As a result, Mood Mosaic, Vol. 4: Les Yper Sound is a worthwhile spin for anyone who enjoys lounge music in all its diverse forms. (Allmusic)
trax:
1. Bloop Bleep - Gary McFarland 2. The Sandstep - The Nilsmen 3. Cat Walk - Pete Moore 4. Don't Cha Hear Me Callin' To Ya? - Ted Heat 5. Groovy Spirit - Jakie Mitoo 6. El Blues Latino - Clark Terry 7. Walk On By - Stan Getz 8. Soul Sauce - Shirley Scott 9. Bossa Nova Hand Dance - Connie Francis 10. Bossa Nova (In The Restaurant) - Ken Thorne 11. Mas Que Nada - The John Scott 12. Barney - Stanley Myers 13. Lindt Vans - Ken Thorne 14. Swingers Holiday (Instrumental) - Ann Margret 15. The Look Of Love - Bill Plummer 16. The Sound Machine - Oliver Nelson 17. It Ain't Necessarily So - Ian & The Zodiacs 18. Soul Lady - Don Sebesky 19. It's Not Unusual - Ted Heat 20. Bond Street - Enoch Light 21. Jumpin' Jack Flash - Peter Thomas 22. Sorry 'Bout That (Part 1) - Harold Johnson Sextet
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"Hits Greatest Stiffs" 1977

Hits Greatest Stiffs is a various artists compilation album, drawn from ten of the first eleven Stiff Records singles, BUY 1 to BUY 11...
...The tracks follow the numerical order of the singles, but feature mostly the B-sides, although several singles were originally issued as double A-sides. The other sides of the Motörhead and Elvis Costello tracks had appeared on the previous compilation album, A Bunch of Stiff Records. The missing single from the sequence (BUY 10) was "Neat Neat Neat"/"Stab Your Back"/"Singalongascabies" by the Damned[1] whereas both sides of the Tyla Gang's single were included on this album. The inner sleeve included pictures of numerous artists, such as Abba and Tom Petty, who appeared on other labels. Although some thought this was some form of slight, they were shown because Stiff admired them, despite their being on other labels. The album did not enter the UK charts. However, it featured some of the most influential recording artists of the new wave era. Issued as an LP (FIST 1) on 16 September 1977, it was also issued on Cassette (ZFIST 1) on 22 October 1977. It has not been re-released on CD. - wiki
traxfromwax:
1 Nick Lowe – "Heart Of The City" – (B-side of BUY 1 "So It Goes") 2 Pink Fairies – "Between The Lines" – (A-side of BUY 2) 3 Roogalator – "Cincinnati Fatback" – (B-side of BUY 3 "All Aboard") 4 Tyla Gang – "Styrofoam" – (A-side of BUY 4) / "Texas Chainsaw Massacre Boogie" – (B-side of BUY 4) 5 Lew Lewis – "Caravan Man" – (B-side of BUY 5 "Boogie on the Street") 6 The Damned – "Help!" – (B-side of BUY 6 "New Rose") 7 Richard Hell – "You Gotta Lose" – (B-side of BUY 7 "Another World"/"Blank Generation") 8 Plummet Airlines – "This Is The World" – (B-side of BUY 8 "Silver Shirt") 9 Motörhead – "Leaving Here" (A-side of BUY 10 [B-side "White Line Fever"]) 10 Elvis Costello – "Radio Sweetheart" (B-side of BUY 11 "Less Than Zero")
Ripped from Vinyl by RYP with Audacity 3.2.3 : Thorens TD 318/Audio-Technica 95E - Yamaha A-S301 - Q Acoustics 3020i / Yamaha NS-SW050

Rory Gallagher "Calling Card" 1976

Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career...
...Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover and not surprisingly contained some of his most powerfully driving rockers, tracks like the acoustic "Barley & Grape Rag" and the jazzy, soulful, finger snapping title cut -- a perennial concert favorite -- found the Irish rocker not only exploring other musical paths, but also caught him on one of his most consistent songwriting streaks ever. Even "Do You Read Me," the muscular opening track, is a remarkably stripped-down affair that adds subtle synths to the rugged blues rock that was Gallagher's claim to fame. While "Moonchild," "Country Mile," and "Secret Agent" displayed catchy hooks, engaging riffs, and raging guitar work (the latter adds a touch of Deep Purple's Jon Lord-styled organ to the proceedings), it's the elegant ballad "I'll Admit You're Gone" that shifts the guitarist into calmer waters and proves his melodic talent was just as cutting on quieter tunes. And it's a crime that the gorgeous "Edged in Blue," certainly one of the artist's saddest and most beautiful pop melodies, was overlooked in his catalog. The 1999 reissue sports track-by-track and first person liner notes from Gallagher's brother Donal, crisp remastered sound, and two additional songs not included on previous versions, one of which, "Public Enemy (B-Girl Version)," later appeared on the Photo-Finish album in an inferior performance to this. Arguably Rory Gallagher's finest studio effort, it was among his best and most varied batch of songs, and it is a perfect place for the curious to start their collection as well as an essential disc showing Gallagher at the peak of his powers. - Review by Hal Horowitz
traxfromwax:
1 Do You Read Me 2 Country Mile 3 Moonchild 4 Calling Card 5 I'll Admit You're Gone 6 Secret Agent 7 Jackknife Beat 8 Edged In Blue 9 Barley And Grape Rag
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The Phantom Four "Mandira" 2014

Phantom Four are pretty beloved in the surf world, but I really hadn't gotten into their last record Morgana...
…This really nails it though. Surf isn't the word, as it thrives on repetition and groove rather than whipping guitar licks, but it still has a lot of power. It's infectious, creative, and most importantly a lot of fun. Likely my instro album of the year so far. - Sexy_Pants
trax:
01 Morphological Echo 02 Savannah 03 Malabar #2 04 Tiempo De Revancha (feat. Jungle by Night) 05 L'chaim 06 Asra 07 Ramgaya 08 Dum Maro Dum 09 Montego Breaks 10 Labaro (feat. Jungle by Night) 11 Ganja Galore 12 Cinquenta Anos

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Cab Calloway "Planet Jazz" 1998 - mono

American band-leader of the 1930s-1940s, jazz musician, singer, song-writer & multi-talented EmCee renowned for his 'scat singing' style...
...Calloway's orchestra rotated as a 'house band' with that of Duke Ellington at the famous Cotton Club in Harlem through the Prohibition era. His snappy 'zoot-suit' dress sense and skillful vaudeville song-and-dance routines made him an extremely popular entertainer. His 'moonwalking' predating that of Michael Jackson by about a half-century.
In later years he continued performing and featured in films, such as "The Cincinnati Kid" (1965) with Steve McQueen & Edward G. Robinson. The "Cab Calloway School of the Arts", in Wilmington, Delaware, was dedicated in his name in 1994. Calloway died shortly after a stroke and his ashes are interred at Ferncliffe Cemetery in Hartsdale, New York. - discogs

trax (mono):
1 Minnie The Moocher 2 Harlem Camp Meeting 3 'Long About Midnight 4 The Lady With The Fan 5 Stormy Weather 6 Jitterbug 7 Moon Glow 8 Kickin' The Gong Around 9 Margie 10 Zaz, Zuh, Zaz 11 There's A Cabin In The Cotton 12 The Scat Song 13 Little Town Gal 14 Father's Got His Glasses On 15 Rooming House Boogie 16 It Ain't Necessarily So (From "Porgy And Bess")
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The Gitanes "Cloudy Draw - The Further Adventures of The Vietnam Veterans" 2006

The Gitanes or The Further adventures of Vietnam Veterans gonna play legendary shows in France! The Kaiser and Mark Embatta are still full of psychedelic punk'n'roll and are ready for to Rock. Their single "Bang, Bang" show us their very original Sonny Bono & Cher cover (made after by Nancy Sinatra). Their new album "Cloudy Draw" is one event! The Gitanes, music for the ones who likes the Seeds, Love, 13th Floor Elevators...
Do you remeber... The Vietnam Veterans?
This was and still is the best psychedelic music! And now this, "The Gitanes"(the further adventures of the Vietnam Veterans). Thanks a lot to Mark, Lucas and all the other members, who are still supporting us with music after all this time. I know you'll hear and feel that they never betrayed the only style and mood they are able to play...;-)
Le plus grand groupe psychédélique des années 80 s’appelait The Vietnam Veterans. Toutes les bibles du genre vous le confirmeront. Empreint de tous les codes anglo-saxons ad hoc et colorés, cet admirable vaisseau fantôme cacha longtemps sa nationalité, mais s’avéra au bout du compte d’une pure origine française contrôlée. Alors que le label allemand Music Maniac s’apprête à rééditer quatre albums essentiels des augustes vétérans, Mark Embatta et Lucas Trouble (devenu producteur militant des Cowboys From Outer Space, Holy Curse, Whodunit…) reprennent la piste avec The Gitanes.
Même fidélité aux guitares efflanquées et claviers nébuleux, même fonds de commerce halluciné entre Seeds de traverse et Fleshtones de travers. Outre une version de Bang Bang qui tire Cher et Nancy Sinatra par les cheveux jusqu’à la cave, Cloudy Draw reprend les recherches d’une cinquième dimension aux portes d’une perception floue, équidistante des Cramps et de Love. Welcome to Oblivion, comme vous l’annonce sans ambages l’un des meilleurs titres du disque. Jean-Luc Manet
The Gitanes:
Drums : Eric Lenoir - Vocal/Guitars : Mark Enbatta - Bass/Keyboards/Guitars : Lucas Trouble

trax:
1. Bang Bang 2. The Wheels 3. Try! 4. Welcome To Oblivion 5. Still Untold Story 6. Ghost Riders In The Sky 7. Inside Looking Out 8. Heaven Above 9. The Tides Inside 10. The Iraqi Caravan 11. Salty Love 12. The Wedding Bells 13. Lusithannian Scalpers 14. The Wounded One 15. Bang Bang (Single Version) 16. Three Reasons
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Al Perry & The Cattle "Cattle Crossing" 1985

Debut LP by Al Perry & The Cattle.
Back in the old days they called it 'cowpunk', among other things. Genre definitions and interpretations get weird. At any rate, this Tucson native has played his form of kinda punky tunes with a twang since the 80's. Complete with a good (and dirty) sense of humor. Enjoy this debut full length from 1985. But you might not want to go camping with him. - from: uinsitforeveryone.blogspot.de/2017/05/al-perry-and-cattle-cattle-crossing.html
members:
AL PERRY - GUITAR, VOCAL / DAVE ROADS - BASS / DAVE ROBEY - DRUMS

trax:
01 4WDORV 02 Finland 03 If I Ever 04 Camper's Blues 05 Shopping Mall Baby 06 Biblical Sense 07 Gerbils 08 I Cried For You 09 El Con Malo 10 Die Like a Dog

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DOGS "More More More" 1986

Back to London to record the sixth album More, More, More. The record is produced by Bob Andrews (Graham Parker and the Rumour’s keyboard) and Colin Fairley (Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe’s sound engineer).
It's all told about this fantastic french band.
Patrick has sent us this gem produced by Bob Andrews (Graham Parker and the Rumour’s keyboard) and Colin Fairley (Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe’s sound engineer), and two songs like bonus track: the 7" single "Mon Coeur Bat Encore" b/w "Down At Lulu's" (recorded in 1984 and produced by Jeff Eyrich.) - PVAc to 44.1 kHz
trax:
01 Waiting For A Miracle 02 Back On My Mind 03 I Just Can't Fall In Love 04 Jungle Of Lies 05 More More More 06 I Love Music 07 Somewhere In Heaven 08 Our Last Goodbye 09 Is It The Wind 10 Poison In My Heart

"Surf Guitar 101" - 2011

The members of the Yahoo Group "Surf Guitar 101" decided to put together a mp3 compilation as a way to get to know each other, share music, share recording tips, and to just have fun…
...Some songs are from professional bands while others are from amateurs. Some of the songs are "surfy" while others are more experimental. All of them showcase each member's creativity and talents.
The Surf Guitar 101 group is an email list dedicated to the discussion of all things relating to instrumental surf music and related genres. The group is mainly aimed at musicians, but anyone who enjoys instro-surf is welcome. For more information, visit http://www.surfguitar101.com
trax:
1. First Break - The TakeOffs 2. Surf Party (Live) - North of Malibu 3. Beyond the Break - The Crashmatics 4. Dirk Diggler's on the Prowl - RoarShark 5. Still Missing You - Tim Oestmann 6. Midnight Run Mighty - The Surf Lords 7. Revere Beach Parkway (by Starlight) - Matt Heaton & the Electric Heaters 8. Shark's Cove - Rotnroby 9. The Angstrom Affair - Danny Snyder 10. summer song - C band 11. Manx! demo - PolloGuitar 12. That Smurf is a Marxist - Fero Surf 13. Chick-a-doo-la - SanchoPansen 14. Oh, Pretty Woman - The Surfside IV 15. Wahnalaya Bay - Cutback 16. Slaughter On 10th Avenue - Jeff Leites 17. Kaha-Huna - Roonard / Crumble 18. Challenger 1 - The Surge 19. Waveslayer - The Twang Twisters 20. White Wedding - The Royal Aces 21. Ho-Dad Beach - The Hershey Squirts 22. Riding the Wave - Anvilhead 23. Return to Cordeva - The Probes 24. Latina - D in Conduct 25. Dr. Akula - NorCalHodad 26. Sleepwalk - The Fin Doctors 27. Trioxin Twist - Kill, Baby...Kill! 28. Life on the Reef - Alex Hoffman 29. Mata Ki Luga - Gimlet 30. I Cling - The Insanitizers 31. Atlantis - The Men of Mystery 32. Saxonia Surf - Chartophylacium 33. The Streets of San Juan - The Aloha Sluts 34. Watusi 5-0h - The AmpFibians

Roger McGuinn "Back From Rio" 1991

After spending the better part of the 1980s as a solo acoustic troubadour, Byrds cofounder Roger McGuinn landed a contract for a solo album with Arista Records at the turn of the 1990s...
...Featuring Tom Petty, Mike Campbell, and ex-Byrds David Crosby and Chris Hillman, the resultant album had a strangely modern feel, although it was primarily driven by McGuinn's trademark Rickenbacker 12-string. Songwriting had never been McGuinn's strong suit, and on this album he wisely chose some excellent material by Jules Shear and Tom Petty, who provided the album's unexpected hit, "King of the Hill." - Review by Matthew Greenwald
trax:
01 Someone To Love 02 Car Phone 03 You Bowed Down 04 Suddenly Blue 05 The Trees Are All Gone 06 King Of The Hill 07 Without Your Love 08 The Time Has Come 09 Your Love Is A Gold Mine 10 If We Never Meet Again

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The Phantom Four & The Aguido "Sounds From The Obscure" 2012

Promotional album with 12 tracks from upcoming double album. 11 vocal tracks of The Phantom Four featuring The Arguido and 1 instrumental tracks of The Phantom Four. - discogs
trax:
01 The Arguido 02 Settle Down 03 The Obscure 04 Gun On My Temple 05 The Veteran 06 iPod Army 07 The Sameness 08 The Vocalist 09 Uniforms 10 Hardtrying Idealist (Song Of The 82nd And 101st US Airborne Division) 11 VanLoo (Pt. 2) 12 The Guestlist

"The Mood Mosaic" Vol 3 The Sexploitation

Funky funky funky – way more so than you might think from the hokey title! The set's overflowing with rare instrumentals pulled from the indie label and funky 45’s.
Italian realistically unofficial (probably not in line with copyright laws) compilation series by Yellowstone Records / Hitland s.r.l. / Mood Mosaic Records.
Circulated freely, however, with regular SIAE stamp.
trax:
1 Vixen & The Constable - Ingo Kantor 2 Le Train Fou - Jacques Denjean 3 Polo Pony - Ray Brown 4 Amame - Claudia Vita 5 Continental Exchange - Sounds Nice 6 L.S.D. Partie - Roland Vincent 7 Coming And Going - Ray Brown 8 Sado Maso - De Giafferi 9 Jungle Fever - Big Jim "H" & His Men Orchestra Of Rhythm 10 Dr No Piano - Claudia Vita 11 Good Time Woman - Dan Seepers Soul 12 Go Down Dying - Ray Brown 13 Caribbean Sunrise - Clay Pitts 14 Pazuzu - Tony Sylvester 15 French Kiss - Lil' Louis
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The Clash "The Singles" 2007

Producing box sets of CD replicas of original 7" singles is a bit tricky: as 2006 sets by Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson prove, it's all too easy to sacrifice either completeness or historical accuracy for the sake of a set that's easy to package and sell...
...Elvis and Jacko both are cursed with extraordinarily large catalogs, however; even when they're limited by number one singles, as they are on Elvis' set, or by singles that were accompanied by videos, as they are on Jackson's Visionary, there are still notable omissions, and that's not even taking into account that Jackson's set was missing original B-sides. Why all this talk about Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson in a Clash review? Because box sets containing nothing but CD replicas of original singles are such a curious, collector-driven breed that only mega superstar acts like Elvis and Jackson have them in their discographies, and there needs to be some kind of yardstick to measure the Clash's CD singles set by. Because this set -- appropriately and simply called The Singles -- succeeds where most other sets of this nature fail: it is historically accurate and complete, containing replicas of all the Clash's singles, including B-sides from both 7" and 12" singles, all added to the appropriate singles. It not only has all the commercially released singles, but also the legendary Capitol Radio EP, which was given away with the NME in 1977. It is lavishly and intelligently produced, from its re-creations of the original artwork (including labels) to its booklet, containing testimonials from famous Clash fans including Mike D, Shane MacGowan, John Squire, Nick Hornby, Carl Barat, Tim Burgess, Steve Jones, Damon Albarn, Ian Brown, Danny Boyle, Bobby Gillespie, Bernard Sumner, and Pete Townshend. This all makes for an enticing package, ideal for nostalgists who either lived through the Clash's reign as the only band that mattered or those who wish they did, but this also serves a purpose for collectors since it contains a handful of songs that never appeared on CD before, including the This Is Radio Clash and This Is England EPs and several mixes of "The Magnificent Seven." These rarities are, of course, primarily of interest to Clash collectors, but that's who this set is for and that's who this set will satisfy. Not every Clash fan will need this -- after all, as fun as it is to listen to all the original singles in a row, it's a bit of a chore to work through a 19-disc set of CDs that range from two tracks to seven tracks -- but those who want to take this nostalgia trip will find The Singles hard to resist. - Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
trax:
01 London Calling 02 Rock The Casbah 03 Should I Stay Or Should I Go 04 I Fought The Law 05 White Man In Hammersmith Palais 06 Magnificent Seven 07 Bankrobber 08 Call Up 09 Complete Control 10 White Riot 11 Remote Control 12 Tommy Gun 13 Clash City Rockers 14 English Civil War 15 Hitsville UK 16 Know Your Rights 17 This Is England 18 This Is Radio Clash 19 Train In Vain

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