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Akon-Right Now (Na Na Na)
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Robin Thicke-Blurred Lines (Deluxe)
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The Humpday Rideaway 18 Oct 17
The Razor Blade Express
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Rockin' Thru The Night Vol. 15 (1999)
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VA - Rhythm & Blues: 1966 (1990) {Time-Life}
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VA - Rhythm & Blues: 1966 (1990) {Time-Life}
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 359 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 156 mb
Genre: R&B, soul
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 359 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 156 mb
Genre: R&B, soul
Rhythm & Blues: 1966 is a compilation CD released in 1990. The CD is part of a series released by Time/Life Music in conjunction with Warner Special Products. They are the original versions of the hit songs shown.
Another wonderful set of songs from Time-Life's history of R&B. Highlights include timeless classics by The Temptations, The Capitols, Eddie Floyd, Carla Thomas, Bobby Hebb, The Isley Brothers, Darrell Banks, Percy Sledge, James and Bobby Purify, Sam and Dave, Robert Parker, and Otis Redding.
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01. The Four Tops - Reach Out, I'll Be There
02. The Temptations - Ain't Too Proud To Beg
03. The Capitols - Cool Jerk
04. Eddie Floyd - Knock On Wood
05. Carla Thomas - B-A-B-Y
06. Bobby Hebb - Sunny
07. The Isley Brothers - This Old Heart Of Mine
08. Junior Walker And The All Stars - (I'm A) Road Runner
09. Wilson Pickett - 634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.)
10. Darrell Banks - Open The Door To Your Heart
11. Percy Sledge - When A Man Loves A Woman
12. Jimmy Ruffin - What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
13. The Supremes - You Can't Hurry Love
14. The Temptations - Beauty Is Only Skin Deep
15. James & Bobby Purify - I'm Your Puppet
16. Sam & Dave - Hold On! I'm Comin'
17. Lee Dorsey - Working In The Coal Mine
18. Robert Parker - Barefootin'
19. The Miracles - Going To A Go-Go
20. Slim Harpo - Baby Scratch My Back
21. Lou Rawls - Love Is A Hurtin' Thing
22. Otis Redding - Try A Little Tenderness
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VA - Saturday Night Fish Fry (2001) {Soul Jazz}
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VA - Saturday Night Fish Fry (2001) {Soul Jazz}
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 324 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 205mb
Genre: soul, R&B, funk
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 324 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 205mb
Genre: soul, R&B, funk
Saturday Night Fish Fry is a compilation CD on Soul Jazz Records released in 2001 that explored "New Orleans Funk & Soul". Most of the artists have one song each while Betty Harris and Eldridge Holmes have two songs each. It's a small hint of the glorious music the Crescent City has had to offer.
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1. Roger & The Gypsies - Pass the Hatchet (2:55)
2. Betty Harris - Mean Man (2:39)
3. The Dixie Cups - Iko Iko (2:03)
4. David R. Batiste, Jr. - Funky Soul (1:57)
5. Edlridge Holmes - Where Is Love (1:42)
6. Lee Dorsey - Give It Up (3:05)
7. Salt - Hung Up (2:13)
8. Huey Piano Smith - Little Liza Jane (2:09)
9. Eddie Bo - The Thang, Pt. 2 (3:00)
10. The Wild Magnolias - Soul, Soul, Soul (The Wild Magnolias) (6:11)
11. Bobby & The Heavyweights - Soul Train (3:06)
12. Betty Harris - Break in the Road (2:49)
13. Eldridge Holmes - Hump Back (1:58)
14. The Meters - Message from the Meters (2:41)
15. Dr. John - Gris Gris Gumbo Ya Ya (5:33)
16. Irma Thomas - Don't Mess With My Man (2:20)
17. The Gaturs - Cold Bear (2:50)
18. Oliver Morgan - Roll Call (2:49)
19. Inell Young - The Next Ball Game (2:08)
20. Lee Dorsey - Yes We Can Can (3:28)
21. Irma Thomas - Ruler of My Heart (2:35)
22. Smokey Johnson - I Can't Help It (2:24)
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VA - Songs From The Soda Fountain (2006) (Walgreen's compilation)
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VA - Songs From The Soda Fountain (2006) (Walgreen's compilation)
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 172 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 86 mb
Genre: rock'n'roll, R&B, doo-wop
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 172 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 86 mb
Genre: rock'n'roll, R&B, doo-wop
Songs From The Soda Fountain is a compilation CD Rhino Records put together for the Walgreen's chain of drug stores, thus it has the same care as other releases made by the Rhino company. It focuses on music from the 1950's and early 1960's, aimed at the period in the store's history where they expanded their business to many more cities across the nation of United States. Some of the first Walgreen's stores featured soda fountains, where customers could walk in and sit to enjoy a soft drink or milk shake beverage.
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01. Ray Charles - What I'd Say
02. Jerry Lee Lewis - Great Balls Of Fire
04. Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes
05. The Coasters - Yakety Yak
06. Little Eva - The Loco-Motion
07. The Marcels - Blue Moon
08. Bobby Freeman - Do You Wanna Dance
09. The Regents - Barbara Anne
10. The Drifters - Save The Last Dance For Me
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VA - Specialty Sampler (1990) {Sampler Records promo CD}
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VA - Specialty Sampler (1990)
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 279 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 148mb
Genre: R&B, doo-wop, blues, jazz
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and log | scans | 279 mb
MP3 CBR 320kbps | RAR | 148mb
Genre: R&B, doo-wop, blues, jazz
Specialty Sampler is a sampler CD Specialty Records released in 1990 to commemorate some of the reissues they were releasing for music on their catalog, covering classic R&B, blues, doo-wop, and jazz. Music from Little Richard, Lloyd Price, Professor Longhair, Clifton Chenier, Larry Williams and many others are featured here.
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01. Roy Milton - R.M. Blues
02. Joe Liggins - Pink Champagne
03. Percy Mayfield - Strange Things Happening
04. Paul Gayten - Yeah Yeah Yeah
05. Annie Laurie - Baby What's New
06. Little Jimmy Scott - When Your Lover Has Gone
07. Lloyd Price - Lawdy Miss Clawdy
08. Jimmy Liggins - Drunk
09. Pee Wee Crayton - The Darkest Hour
10. Floyd Dixon - Hole In The Wall
11. Grady Chapman & The Suedes - I Need You So
12. Joe Houston - Flying Home
13. Marvin & Johnny - Day In-Day Out
14. The Turks - It Can't Be True
15. Clinton Chenier - Ay-Tete Fe
16. Jesse Belvin - Where's My Girl?
17. Chuck Higgins - Pachuko Hop
18. Guitar Slim - Sufferin Mind
19. Professor Longhair - No Buts-No Maybes
20. Little Richard - Ooh! My Soul
21. Larry Williams - Dizzy Miss Lizzy
22. Sam Cooke - I'll Come Running Back To You
23. Don & Dewey - Koko Joe
24. Lee Morgan/Wynton Kelly - Whisper Not
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Sammie Relford – Breaking Ice On Love
If you are looking for real deal soul, you’ll be pleasantly surprised that three Sammie Relford tracks have been put on 45 on the same record. The Texas singer has put out records that are on a lot of people’s want lists but not readily available aka they are rare AF. Great to see Izipho Soul have put three of them on the same 7″. The very hard to find “Breaking Ice On Love” is the A-Side, full of strings and could have been a Philly side, this one has been very difficult to track down and is by far our favorite track on the forty five. The A also features “Hey Love”, a stirring soul ballad from his We Are Stronger Together release from 1979. Powerful, slow grinder. When you flip it over, you get some quiet storm ’80’s goodness in “Hook Me Up”. Smooth: check. Rock Steady: check. Moaning and groaning: check. Reminds me of my childhood and some late night Power 99 out of Philadelphia ish. All in all, a great release. You can jump up and down and say you’ll never play a reissue or you can buck up and own a great cross section of tracks from Sammie Relford. The choice is ultimately yours, but we will choose to play music like this however we can get it. An OG would be great, but this on reissue ain’t that bad either. It is all about the music, and Sammie’s voice is too good to quibble over OG vs. reissue conversations. Listen to the three tracks below and feel that soul deep down people.
Get the record here.
Dig Deeper!
Filed under: 45 RPM, Flea Market Funk, Vinyl Records Tagged: 45 RPM, Crate Digging, Flea Market Funk, Izipho Soul, Record Digging, records, Reissue, Sammie Relford, Smooth, soul, vinyl, Vinyl Records
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Sammie Relford – Breaking Ice On Love
If you are looking for real deal soul, you’ll be pleasantly surprised that three Sammie Relford tracks have been put on 45 on the same record. The Texas singer has put out records that are on a lot of people’s want lists but not readily available aka they are rare AF. Great to see Izipho Soul have put three of them on the same 7″. The very hard to find “Breaking Ice On Love” is the A-Side, full of strings and could have been a Philly side, this one has been very difficult to track down and is by far our favorite track on the forty five. The A also features “Hey Love”, a stirring soul ballad from his We Are Stronger Together release from 1979. Powerful, slow grinder. When you flip it over, you get some quiet storm ’80’s goodness in “Hook Me Up”. Smooth: check. Rock Steady: check. Moaning and groaning: check. Reminds me of my childhood and some late night Power 99 out of Philadelphia ish. All in all, a great release. You can jump up and down and say you’ll never play a reissue or you can buck up and own a great cross section of tracks from Sammie Relford. The choice is ultimately yours, but we will choose to play music like this however we can get it. An OG would be great, but this on reissue ain’t that bad either. It is all about the music, and Sammie’s voice is too good to quibble over OG vs. reissue conversations. Listen to the three tracks below and feel that soul deep down people.
Get the record here.
Dig Deeper!
Filed under: 45 RPM, Flea Market Funk, Vinyl Records Tagged: 45 RPM, Crate Digging, Flea Market Funk, Izipho Soul, Record Digging, records, Reissue, Sammie Relford, Smooth, soul, vinyl, Vinyl Records
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…and now for something completely different! 44
Enjoy!
RYP and Gyro1966
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AFTER HOURS 19 OCT 17
The Razor Blade Express
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Chanté Moore – The Rise of the Phoenix – 2017 – iTunes Plus AAC M4A – Album
Chanté Moore – The Rise of the Phoenix – Album Zip
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Released: Sep 29, 2017 via iTunes Store
Tracklist
01. Welcome to the Journey – Interlude
02. Chasin’
03. On His Mind
04. I’d Be a Fool
05. Pray
06. Real One
07. Super Lover
08. The Journey – Interlude
09. Saving Grace
10. Breathe
11. I Know
12. Offa-U
13. Something to Remember
14. We Up
15. Pressure
16. Back to Life
17. Thank You for the Journey – Interlude
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Michael Kiwanuka – Love & Hate (2016)
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Love & Hate, Kiwanuka’s sophomore studio effort is no slump. Nor is it a carbon copy of his critically acclaimed debut. This is anything but another all-too-self-aware soul revival album. This is a genuine, evocative statement from a man who recognizes that our world is broken in so many ways, and that each and every one of us is looking for answers of some sort. Love & Hate is powerful, raw and very real. An album that, at once, is extremely personal and also completely universal. It’s also a gorgeous listen.
The sprawling opening track, “Cold Little Heart,” sounds more like early ’70s Pink Floyd than any song in the early Soul catalog. It’s a full 10 minutes of washes of slow psych-soul, haunting vocals and hypnotic slide guitar. Danger Mouse adds an expansive, lush element to the proceedings, and his sonic touches can be heard throughout: stirring string arrangements, background vocals drenched in reverb and a sweeping, cinematic quality that sets the tone for the whole album. “I’ve always wanted to make an album that felt and sounded like this one,” Kiwanuka said in a statement. “Working with guys as good as Danger Mouse and [producer] Inflo really helped me find what I was looking for.”
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Don & Dewey "Jungle Hop" (1957-1964 Specialty)
Man, is this stuff great! So why don't you already have this in your collection?..![Don%2526Dewey-Jungle-Hop-1.jpg]()
...Perhaps you haven't heard of it yet, or perhaps you've just heard of Don & Dewey -- a pair of high school friends who started performing as a duo after playing in the Squires together -- who recorded many sides for Specialty Records in the late 50s. They never had hits on their own, but they wrote and recorded songs that others brought to the charts, including the Sonny Bono-penned "Koko Joe," and the originals "Big Boy Pete," "Jungle Hop," and the perennial garage rock classic "Farmer John." That alone suggests that they were first-rate songwriters, but their talents run deep; these may be the standouts, but their other singles and the songs not issued until this 1991 collection are uniformly excellent. And that's just one side of the group. Just as importantly, they were dynamite musicians, rocking hard (Dewey Terry played a mean guitar, and Don "Sugarcane" Harris wasn't a slouch himself on the instrument, though his violin talents weren't fully appreciated here.) Supported by the Specialty house band (the same band that played on Little Richard's records) and singing delirious tag-team vocals make this sound insanely alive with life. There isn't a bad track here; and even if they didn't have hits and are still a cult item, they left behind a hell of a legacy, as evidenced by this necessary disc.
(Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
trax:
01 Jungle Hop 02 A Little Love 03 Hey Thelma 04 Baby Gotta Party 05 Miss Sue 06 Good Morning [Take 4] 07 Leavin' It All Up To You 08 Jelly Bean 09 Sweet Talk [Take 13] 10 Farmer John [Take 1 - Slow Version] 11 Just A Little Lovin' 12 The Letter 13 When The Sun Has Begun To Shine 14 Bim Bam 15 Day By Day [Take 3] 16 Koko Joe 17 Justine 18 Little Sally Walker 19 Kill Me 20 Big Boy Pete 21 Farmer John 22 Pink Champagne 23 Jump Awhile 24 Mammer-Jammer 25 Get Your Hat
…served by Gyro1966...
...Perhaps you haven't heard of it yet, or perhaps you've just heard of Don & Dewey -- a pair of high school friends who started performing as a duo after playing in the Squires together -- who recorded many sides for Specialty Records in the late 50s. They never had hits on their own, but they wrote and recorded songs that others brought to the charts, including the Sonny Bono-penned "Koko Joe," and the originals "Big Boy Pete," "Jungle Hop," and the perennial garage rock classic "Farmer John." That alone suggests that they were first-rate songwriters, but their talents run deep; these may be the standouts, but their other singles and the songs not issued until this 1991 collection are uniformly excellent. And that's just one side of the group. Just as importantly, they were dynamite musicians, rocking hard (Dewey Terry played a mean guitar, and Don "Sugarcane" Harris wasn't a slouch himself on the instrument, though his violin talents weren't fully appreciated here.) Supported by the Specialty house band (the same band that played on Little Richard's records) and singing delirious tag-team vocals make this sound insanely alive with life. There isn't a bad track here; and even if they didn't have hits and are still a cult item, they left behind a hell of a legacy, as evidenced by this necessary disc.(Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
trax:
01 Jungle Hop 02 A Little Love 03 Hey Thelma 04 Baby Gotta Party 05 Miss Sue 06 Good Morning [Take 4] 07 Leavin' It All Up To You 08 Jelly Bean 09 Sweet Talk [Take 13] 10 Farmer John [Take 1 - Slow Version] 11 Just A Little Lovin' 12 The Letter 13 When The Sun Has Begun To Shine 14 Bim Bam 15 Day By Day [Take 3] 16 Koko Joe 17 Justine 18 Little Sally Walker 19 Kill Me 20 Big Boy Pete 21 Farmer John 22 Pink Champagne 23 Jump Awhile 24 Mammer-Jammer 25 Get Your Hat
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"Do The 45!" Vol. 23 (2017)
Super fun collection of soul, blues, R&B, instro, and rock 'n' roll from the original 45's. (From my record collection.)![Do-The-45-23-1.jpg]()
It's just me having fun with my 45's and whatever random record I pull out of the boxes. I will try to give both sides of the 45 unless one side is unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)![Do-The-45-23-2.jpg]()
trax:
1. Mashed Potatoes All Nite Long (Imperial) - Robert Parker 2. Twistin' Out in Space (Imperial) - Robert Parker 3. Check Mr. Popeye (Swan) - Eddie Bo 4. Now Let's Pop-Eye (Swan) - Eddie Bo 5. Laugh It Off (Abc-Paramount) - The Tams 6. What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am) (Abc-Paramount) - The Tams 7. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow (Liberty) - The Rivingtons 8. Deep Water (Liberty) - The Rivingtons 9. Seventeen (King) - Boyd Bennett & His Rockets 10. Little Ole You-All (King) - Boyd Bennett & His Rockets 11. Cotton Pickin' (Capitol) - Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West 12. Sleep Walker's Lullaby (Capitol) - Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West 13. Go! Go! Go! (Norton) - The Del-Tinos 14. Ramrod (Norton) - The Del-Tinos 15. Treat Me Right (Olympic) - Johnny Powers with Stan Getz & The Tom Cats 16. Mean Mistreater (Olympic) - Johnny Powers with Stan Getz & The Tom Cats 17. Let Me in (Space) - Bozo Ratliff 18. Rock Along Time (Space) - Bozo Ratliff 19. Rain (Beltone) - The Jive Five 20. She's My Girl (Beltone) - The Jive Five 21. Do Your Duty (Silver Fox) - Bettye LaVette 22. There's a Break in the Road (Exit) - Betty Harris 23. Miss Shake It (King) - Ba Ba Thomas 24. Love Can't Be Beat (King) - Ba Ba Thomas 25. Pulsebeat (Swan) - The Buddies 26. The Beatle (Swan) - The Buddies 27. Ain't That Just Like Me (Kapp) - The Searchers 28. Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya (Kapp) - The Searchers 29. Club A-Go Go (M-G-M) - The Animals 30. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (M-G-M) - The Animals 31. Confessin' the Blues (Checker) - Little Walter 32. The Toddle (Checker) - Little Walter 33. She's Cool (No Label) - The Vi-Kings 34. Desert Boots (No Label) - The Vi-Kings
…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 unbearable. I hope you enjoy. (Gyro1966)
trax:1. Mashed Potatoes All Nite Long (Imperial) - Robert Parker 2. Twistin' Out in Space (Imperial) - Robert Parker 3. Check Mr. Popeye (Swan) - Eddie Bo 4. Now Let's Pop-Eye (Swan) - Eddie Bo 5. Laugh It Off (Abc-Paramount) - The Tams 6. What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am) (Abc-Paramount) - The Tams 7. Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow (Liberty) - The Rivingtons 8. Deep Water (Liberty) - The Rivingtons 9. Seventeen (King) - Boyd Bennett & His Rockets 10. Little Ole You-All (King) - Boyd Bennett & His Rockets 11. Cotton Pickin' (Capitol) - Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West 12. Sleep Walker's Lullaby (Capitol) - Jimmy Bryant and Speedy West 13. Go! Go! Go! (Norton) - The Del-Tinos 14. Ramrod (Norton) - The Del-Tinos 15. Treat Me Right (Olympic) - Johnny Powers with Stan Getz & The Tom Cats 16. Mean Mistreater (Olympic) - Johnny Powers with Stan Getz & The Tom Cats 17. Let Me in (Space) - Bozo Ratliff 18. Rock Along Time (Space) - Bozo Ratliff 19. Rain (Beltone) - The Jive Five 20. She's My Girl (Beltone) - The Jive Five 21. Do Your Duty (Silver Fox) - Bettye LaVette 22. There's a Break in the Road (Exit) - Betty Harris 23. Miss Shake It (King) - Ba Ba Thomas 24. Love Can't Be Beat (King) - Ba Ba Thomas 25. Pulsebeat (Swan) - The Buddies 26. The Beatle (Swan) - The Buddies 27. Ain't That Just Like Me (Kapp) - The Searchers 28. Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya (Kapp) - The Searchers 29. Club A-Go Go (M-G-M) - The Animals 30. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (M-G-M) - The Animals 31. Confessin' the Blues (Checker) - Little Walter 32. The Toddle (Checker) - Little Walter 33. She's Cool (No Label) - The Vi-Kings 34. Desert Boots (No Label) - The Vi-Kings
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"COUNTRY HICKS" Vol 5 (mono)
A Whole Wagon Full-O- Rural Rockabilly & Country Bop Corkers. Great sound, Up-tempo hillbilly!![country-hicks-5-1.jpg]()
14 rarities from the 1950' and early 1960's, including a bunch of tracks comped for the first time. All in great sound. Guaranteed Rural Hick Hayseed Shit Kickin’ Rockabilly and Hillbilly Bop. Excellent!![country-hicks-5-2.jpg]()
traxfromwax:
1. Little Bit Lonesome - Charles Ross 2. Go South Little Man - Carlton Norris 3. Mr Blue - Curtis & the Melody Playboys 4. Denomintaions - Millard Presley 5. Love For Gold - Sterling Blythe 6. Under Control - Howard Perkins 7. Slue-Foot - Howard Crockett 8. The Ghost Of Casey Jones - Rod Morris 9. God's Gonna Turn Us To Dust - Johnny Tyler 10. Faded Levi Jacket - Major Hicks 11. Little Judy - Charlie Maybe 12. I'm Gonna Tell - Cousin Louie 13. Acryin' & Ahurtin' - Carl Belew 14. When I Was A Little Boy - Jerry Hansen
…originally served by Gyro1966...
14 rarities from the 1950' and early 1960's, including a bunch of tracks comped for the first time. All in great sound. Guaranteed Rural Hick Hayseed Shit Kickin’ Rockabilly and Hillbilly Bop. Excellent!
traxfromwax:1. Little Bit Lonesome - Charles Ross 2. Go South Little Man - Carlton Norris 3. Mr Blue - Curtis & the Melody Playboys 4. Denomintaions - Millard Presley 5. Love For Gold - Sterling Blythe 6. Under Control - Howard Perkins 7. Slue-Foot - Howard Crockett 8. The Ghost Of Casey Jones - Rod Morris 9. God's Gonna Turn Us To Dust - Johnny Tyler 10. Faded Levi Jacket - Major Hicks 11. Little Judy - Charlie Maybe 12. I'm Gonna Tell - Cousin Louie 13. Acryin' & Ahurtin' - Carl Belew 14. When I Was A Little Boy - Jerry Hansen
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The Krontjong Devils "The Surfin Sounds Of The Krontjong Devils" 1996 + "Moovin' With The Krontjong Devils" - 7"/45rpm
Groninger surfrockers begonnen in 1990 en bestaan nog steeds. Grote bewonderaars van The Tielman Brothers en Dick Dale. The Krontjong Devils behoren tot de grote groep fans van surf rock in Groningen, die in de jaren negentig zelfs een Stichting oprichtte. Maakte een Amerikaanse tournee met live elpee op het Amerikaanse Telstar label.![Krontjong-Devils-Surfin-1.jpg]()
Three years ago I drove up north to the old city of Groningen to look at a group of young performers, who were presenting their debut EP at the club where the action is, the VERA teenclub. While entering the club the band was already playing on front of a crowd of swinging teenagers.
I was immediately impressed, in fact 'stunned' would be closer to the truth. The boys, Jan, Kees, Hendrik Jan, Jan Pier and Gerhard were fresh funny and totally uninhibited.
Through the years I've been following thede guys when they were playing at teendances and frat and poolparties. I can honestly report that sometimes the air was filled with off-key guitar playing and other misdemeanors, but then again there was always was that good humour and enthousiasm that made it easily bearable.
I have to admit that they started playing better and better since the first time I met our heroes. This can be heard on some great EP's you surely want to hear. I sincerely hope you enjoy listening to this album - Dr. Oet connoisseur of great surf & garage rock&roll
The Krontjong Devils:
Kees de VRIES: guitar, vox / Hendrik JAN HORST: guitar / Jan VEENSTRA: guitar, vox / Gerhard RINSMA: bass, vox / Jan Pier BRANDS: drums, vox
trax:
1. Unknown 2. Shish Kebab 3. Bali Ha''i 4. Loempia 5. Yang Bu 6. Malaguena 7. The Breeze And I 8. Blue Surf 9. Music To Watch Girls By 10. Golash 11. Eleventh Hour 12. Vibrations 13. Bombora 14. Long Ride 15. Pipeline 16. Beach Head 17. Beat Girl 18. TWILIGHTZONE 19. The Jester 20. Midnight Run 21. Russian Roulette
…originally served by WYV...
"Moovin' With The Krontjong Devils" - 7"/45rpm![Krontjong-Devils-moovin-1.jpg]()
I’ve been a fan of the Oetsound! since I was knee high to a tulip. And for my guilders, the best purveyors of the stuff are the Krontjong Devils. - Riff Ryan, KEWB, 6-9 a.m. Oakland, Calif.![Krontjong-Devils-moovin-2.jpg]()
trax:
01 Moovin' 02 Surfer Joe 03 Pressure 04 That's Cool, That's Trash
Three years ago I drove up north to the old city of Groningen to look at a group of young performers, who were presenting their debut EP at the club where the action is, the VERA teenclub. While entering the club the band was already playing on front of a crowd of swinging teenagers.I was immediately impressed, in fact 'stunned' would be closer to the truth. The boys, Jan, Kees, Hendrik Jan, Jan Pier and Gerhard were fresh funny and totally uninhibited.
Through the years I've been following thede guys when they were playing at teendances and frat and poolparties. I can honestly report that sometimes the air was filled with off-key guitar playing and other misdemeanors, but then again there was always was that good humour and enthousiasm that made it easily bearable.
I have to admit that they started playing better and better since the first time I met our heroes. This can be heard on some great EP's you surely want to hear. I sincerely hope you enjoy listening to this album - Dr. Oet connoisseur of great surf & garage rock&roll
The Krontjong Devils:
Kees de VRIES: guitar, vox / Hendrik JAN HORST: guitar / Jan VEENSTRA: guitar, vox / Gerhard RINSMA: bass, vox / Jan Pier BRANDS: drums, vox
trax:
1. Unknown 2. Shish Kebab 3. Bali Ha''i 4. Loempia 5. Yang Bu 6. Malaguena 7. The Breeze And I 8. Blue Surf 9. Music To Watch Girls By 10. Golash 11. Eleventh Hour 12. Vibrations 13. Bombora 14. Long Ride 15. Pipeline 16. Beach Head 17. Beat Girl 18. TWILIGHTZONE 19. The Jester 20. Midnight Run 21. Russian Roulette
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"Moovin' With The Krontjong Devils" - 7"/45rpm
I’ve been a fan of the Oetsound! since I was knee high to a tulip. And for my guilders, the best purveyors of the stuff are the Krontjong Devils. - Riff Ryan, KEWB, 6-9 a.m. Oakland, Calif.
trax:01 Moovin' 02 Surfer Joe 03 Pressure 04 That's Cool, That's Trash
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Captain Sensible "Women and Captains First" 1982
Pure pop, just as it should sound!
"He said captain I said, wot? He said captain, I said wot, I said wot you want"![captain-sensible-1.jpg]()
Many will only be familiar with the hit "Happy Talk", which is not the best track on this album. The tunes are all strong, and though generally lighthearted and fun there is the odd serious subject and several different musical styles thrown in to add variety. And it works -- Women And Captains First is an enjoyable listen throughout. Oh, and the Capt.(Ray Burns, technically) gets some help from Robyn Hitchcock, who not only plays some guitar but also co-wrote a couple of songs. Try to guess which ones without peeking at the credits. Hitchcock also was involved with Sensible's follow-up. His wife Rachel also chimed in with her 3-woman band Dolly Mixture on back-up vocals. New Musik fans are sure to love this as Tony Mansfield contributes much of his considerable talents, not just with his distinctive production. Sadly this excellent album has never been released on CD. - by Sounds great![captain-sensible-2.jpg]()
such a sensible family is:
the Captain-voc, guitar, vox continental / Tony Mansfield-synths, perc / Dolly Mixture-voc, sweets, whiskey / Robyn Hitchcock-12 string guitar / Rod Bowkett-noises / Beale Street Jazz Band-nobody's sweetheart
traxfromwax:
1. Wot 2. A Nice Cup Of Tea 3. Branda Part 1 & 2 4. Yanks With Guns 5. Happy Talk 6. Martha The Mouth 7. Nobody's Sweetheart 8. The Man Who's Gotten Everything 9. Who Is Melody Lee, Sid? 10. Gimme A Unifrom 11. Croydon
Don't forget:
David Vanian & The Phantom Chords "Big Beat Presents..." 1995 + "Johnny Remember Me" 1990 - 7"/45rpm here
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.de/2016/10/david-vanian-phantom-chords-big-beat.html
link's working fine...
"He said captain I said, wot? He said captain, I said wot, I said wot you want"
Many will only be familiar with the hit "Happy Talk", which is not the best track on this album. The tunes are all strong, and though generally lighthearted and fun there is the odd serious subject and several different musical styles thrown in to add variety. And it works -- Women And Captains First is an enjoyable listen throughout. Oh, and the Capt.(Ray Burns, technically) gets some help from Robyn Hitchcock, who not only plays some guitar but also co-wrote a couple of songs. Try to guess which ones without peeking at the credits. Hitchcock also was involved with Sensible's follow-up. His wife Rachel also chimed in with her 3-woman band Dolly Mixture on back-up vocals. New Musik fans are sure to love this as Tony Mansfield contributes much of his considerable talents, not just with his distinctive production. Sadly this excellent album has never been released on CD. - by Sounds great
such a sensible family is:the Captain-voc, guitar, vox continental / Tony Mansfield-synths, perc / Dolly Mixture-voc, sweets, whiskey / Robyn Hitchcock-12 string guitar / Rod Bowkett-noises / Beale Street Jazz Band-nobody's sweetheart
traxfromwax:
1. Wot 2. A Nice Cup Of Tea 3. Branda Part 1 & 2 4. Yanks With Guns 5. Happy Talk 6. Martha The Mouth 7. Nobody's Sweetheart 8. The Man Who's Gotten Everything 9. Who Is Melody Lee, Sid? 10. Gimme A Unifrom 11. Croydon
Don't forget:
David Vanian & The Phantom Chords "Big Beat Presents..." 1995 + "Johnny Remember Me" 1990 - 7"/45rpm here
http://twilightzone-rideyourpony.blogspot.de/2016/10/david-vanian-phantom-chords-big-beat.html
link's working fine...
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K. Michelle – Make This Song Cry – iTunes Plus AAC M4A – Single
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