"...and MUSIC MAESTRO is the perfect way to end this album: first it’s like a 50’s movie and a lonely weary hunk dreaming of lost loves is surrounded by giggling girls and he asks the waiter for a drink w/ chaser “to chase the blues away”, then suddenly it’s like it’s just him and his piano and he’s nursing his broken heart in the bar night after night, but still so elegant and suave and undaunted and so contemporary and continental, like how Tom Waits would sound like if he’s a lot more handsome…Then we hear again, for a second, the noise of the bar around him, he gets up and says good night to the waiter and tomorrow we know he’s ready for another one night stand… a short, beautiful song that captures the gorgeous cycle of melancholy and ill-fated amours that I guess love is all about, for some…" - Miss F
Tav Falco's Panther Burns:Tav Falco: guitar, vocals / Alex Chilton: Maracas, Double Bass, Contrabass / Bob Marbach: Piano / Jim Dickinson: Organ, Piano / Jim Sclavunos: Percussion, Arranger, Drums, Tambourine, Vocals (Background), Handclapping, Vibraslap, Finger Snaps, Production Service, Anvil, Piano Strings, Finger Snapping, Finger Bells / Jim Spake: Saxophone / Kai Eric: Bass, Vocals (Background) / Nokie Taylor: Trumpet / Tammie Lürs: rattlers, lorino, guitar / Perry Allen: piano, emulator / Jozef Fürpas: bandoneon / Ross Johnson: trap drums
trax:
1. Invocation of the Shadow Dacner 2. Funnel of Love 3. Sway 4. Love's Last Warning 5. Lotus Blossom 6. Quando Vedrai la Mia Raggazza 7. Born to Cry 8. I'll Take Care of You 9. Have I the Right? 10. Music, Maestro, Please! 11. Guarda Che Luna [Remix] 12. Born Too Late [Film/video Version] 13. Shadow Dancer (Reprise)
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Tav Falco's Panther Burns "Shadow Dancer"
gitit! pw: rideyourpony
http://www32.zippyshare.com/v/0SCAowLI/file.html
TAV rulezzz! Thanks again Ryp!
Anybody can help with: "Ray Wylie Hubbard – Something About The Night"?
THANKS!!!
JJ
SPOON - Hot Thoughts (2017)
Matador Records
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/CoZNUEvV/file.html
So much is made of how consistent Spoon are that it's easy to overlook just how
much they change things up on nearly every album. On Hot Thoughts, the
differences aren't subtle: they bring together their twin fascinations with
structure and atmosphere with a rawness and sophistication evoked by the album
cover's watercolor skull. Songs such as "Pink Up" and the ghostly saxophone
reverie "Us" are downright lush. And while rhythm has always been vital to their
highly edited take on rock, Jim Eno's drumming is the star of Hot Thoughts. This
is especially true of the album's first few songs, which glide in on shimmying
grooves that almost sound like they're beat-matched. One of their strongest
albums in a while, Hot Thoughts is more proof that Spoon only get better at
introducing new ideas into their music, while sounding unmistakably like
themselves, as the years pass. -- Heather Phares (Allmusic)
Some months ago I shared four of Spoon's early albums (1998-2005) but since I
went on that long sabbatical they have unfortunately expired from Zippyshare. So
I offer them up again, this time without the booklet scans I usually include:
A Series of Sneaks (1998)
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/0BkScHxS/file.html
Girls Can Tell (2001)
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/RaifM7VU/file.html
Kill The Moonlight (2002)
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/0Vlvj6Bb/file.html
Gimme Fiction (2005)
http://www107.zippyshare.com/v/rBeQSUID/file.html
It's been more than a decade since I've listened to anything new from Spoon so
when I noticed they had released a new album (their first since 2014) and that
they were back on Matador, I listened to a few snippets and then purchased Hot
Thoughts in mp3 format.
I am impressed by this album. Spoon went from a tight, minimalist pop sound on
their first albums to a more expanded sound, keeping their reliably great
songwriting and adding new, electronic textures. This is a band that I discovered
all by myself more than 10 years ago and I have to say that I like this new stuff
as much as their old. Enjoy! -- JohnnyDiego
1. Hot Thoughts
2. WhisperI’lllistentohearit
3. Do I Have to Talk You Into It
4. First Caress
5. Pink Up
6. Can I Sit Next to You
7. I Ain’t The One
8. Tear It Down
9. Shotgun
10. Us
No booklet, but completely tagged
Anon[not sure which one asked for these[my links]
MALAMONDO 6.zip
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/EsHrfiQq/file.html
MALAMONDO 5.zip
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/f27NHkIR/file.html
Malamondo 4.zip
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/uupLnVPg/file.html
MALAMONDO 3.zip
http://www115.zippyshare.com/v/PtG4FAH3/file.html
MALAMONDO 2.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/XrMUxLwH/file.html
MALAMONDO 1.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/UDcRIVWM/file.html
Her's you daily dose of Bomp
BOMP 290417[vbr]my links
The Telescopes-1989-d The Perfect Needle .zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/oReHOYlf/file.html
The Surf Trio - Almost Summer (1986).zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/yc0gZ0bY/file.html
The Streetwalkin' Cheetahs - Heart Full of Napalm.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/ATxO07cd/file.html
The Stooges-(1972) Year Of The Iguana.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/qMtnRkwp/file.html
The Stooges - Kill City & I'm Sick of You.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/A1oYrkaj/file.html
The Stooges - California Bleeding.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/EQm5Qf4y/file.html
The Stomachmouths - Wild Trip (1987).zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/mnOfYRrk/file.html
The Steppes - Atomic Cossack (1992).zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/J0iNLlmq/file.html
the steppes - (1997) rarities.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/QgqNBbCx/file.html
The Sonics-1980 Sinderella.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/bZR858gy/file.html
The Plimsouls-Everywhere at Once.zip
http://www103.zippyshare.com/v/x93a2LUH/file.html
7 day link
Download link
https://we.tl/sT1IWDkHjq
1 file
The Steppes-1988 - Stewdio [Expanded 1997].zip
Hi all would anyone have a copy of- The Bunnies – What's So Sweet About Sweet 17 that they could share its proving very elusive TIA
@ Bear from Delaware I couldn't find the comps you requested but found these[my links]
various - hard to find jukebox classics - fabulous fifties instrumentals & more.zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/lXKokHJR/file.html
V.A. - Hard To Find 45s On CD - Vol. 10, 1960-1965.zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/tssBALzo/file.html
V.A. - Hard To Find 45s On CD - Vol. 09, 1957-1959.zip
http://www120.zippyshare.com/v/zeiL5GYF/file.html
@JJ I can find most of Rays albums but not that one very scarce but will keep a lookout..hope your weekend goes better than my search
Only You Swarm[my link]not my work I found this whilst surfing
Arland, Henry - Only you.mp3
Armstrong, Louis - Only you.mp3
Arnold, Eddy - Only you.mp3
Breen, Ann - Only you.mp3
Brightman, Sarah - Only you.mp3
Carpendale, Howard - Warum du (Only you).mp3
Coolidge, Rita - Only you.mp3
Cramer, Floyd - Only you.mp3
Deep River Quartet, The - Only you.mp3
DJ Jan Wayne - Only you.mp3
Drake, Pete - Only you.mp3
Flying Pickets, The - Only you.mp3
Ford, Emile - Only you.mp3
Gregorian Chants, The - Only you.mp3
Hall, Lani - Only you.mp3
Hamilton, Roy - Only you.mp3
Hart, Freddie - Only you.mp3
Hilltoppers, The - Only you.mp3
Ingebrigtsen, Stein - Bare du (Only you).mp3
Jimmy and The Rackets - Only you.mp3
Lee, Brenda - Only you.mp3
Lewis, Jerry Lee - Only you.mp3
Little Brenda - Only you.mp3
McEntire, Reba - Only you.mp3
Monias, Ernest - Only you.mp3
Mouskouri, Nana - Only you.mp3
Moyet, Alison - Only you.mp3
Orbison, Roy - Only you.mp3
Owens, Buck - Only You.mp3
Perkins, Carl - Only you.mp3
Platters, The - Only you.mp3
Pourcel, Franck - Only you.mp3
Richard, Cliff - Only you.mp3
Smokie - Only you.mp3
Tielman Brothers, The - Only you.mp3
Tritt, Travis - Only you.mp3
Urban, Keith - Only you.mp3
Young, Curtis - Only you.mp3
Yuro, Timi - Only you.mp3
link
Only You Swarm[vbr].zip
http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/z0EPcENM/file.html
Good morning everyone! Anyone out there have "Is This Music?: A Teenage Fanclub Tribute"?
https://www.discogs.com/Various-Is-This-Music-A-Teenage-Fanclub-Tribute/release/7583241
I've been looking for this for YEARS. Thanks in advance for our help!
Don
Alex Chilton, once more; this time at the Pandora Festival in1985 from Dutch radio.
Info:
Alex Chilton live in Rotterdam Pandora's Music Box on Oct.12th, 1985.
Taken from four different Dutch radio broadcasts and still not complete!
Tracklist:
Broadcast_1986-01-21:
101 Tee Ni Nee Ni Noo/Tip On In
102 Lost My Job
103 Thank You,John
104 In The Street
105 The Letter
106 Save Your Love For Me
107 Rock Hard
108 Station Call
109 Bangkok>
Broadcast_1985-10-23:
210 B-A-B-Y
Broadcast_1987-12-02:
311 Rock Hard ( = 107 )
312 Bangkok
Broadcast_1988-02-03:
413 September Gurls
414 No Sex
Alex Chilton: gtr.,voc.
Rene Coman: bass
Doug Garrison: drums
Link:
http://www20.zippyshare.com/v/4bLxe6QS/file.html
Rank Stranger
hi guys,
looking forward to meeting up with the famous northern_madman tonight for a good rap and serious dancing to our fave northern soul music!!!
cant wait!!!
- I can't listen to Bob Dylan's voice anymore. His voice is shot completely. But why couldn't he work in the studio with a band like Old Crow Medicine Show. He could sing the songs on demo, and he could be there when they interpret the music so that the song's intent stays intact. Then i would want to listen to his new albums. Do you think this is a good proposal?
Bear From Delaware - I have two of the Eric comps you were looking for:
HARD TO FIND JUKEBOX CLASSICS - 1960-64:
30 AMAZING STEREO HITS
http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/RDYSgTKk/file.html
HARD TO FIND JUKEBOX CLASSICS – 1964 http://www22.zippyshare.com/v/YdGPBWym/file.html
montysmusic -- Thank you for sharing the Only You song swarm. Lots of tagging to do but I'm looking forward to it. Thanks again.
I bring up this Dylan discussion because I am really enjoying the brand new Old Crow Medicine Show album doing Blonde On Blonde. Very enjoyable and recommended if you missed it yesterday here.
Gyro,
just went to a Dylan concert. His voice is better than 30 years ago. Check!
Walk - I am happy you enjoy his voice. I recently couldn't get through his brand new standards album. Maybe you caught a artificially enhanced voice when you went?
Would anyone be able to re-up the Las Vegas Grind comps?
Found them elsewhere! Nevermind and thanks!
@JohnnyDiego -- Thaqnks for the newest Spoon! -- Barry
(PS - I agree with Gyro - Bobby Z's voice aint what it used to be.)
@ johnny Diego
thanks for Spoon new and old
really a great band
sure in my longtrack list of my fav band
I think Old Crow would jump at the chance to play with Dylan, Gyro. But I'm sure Bob doesn't particularly really want to do that type of music again, as he's shown us time and time again. He's old now and as so many artists before him do (starting with Nilsson in the 70s and moving through the likes of Rod Stewart), he has turned to the old American standards of Tin Pan Alley and esteemed writer duos consisting of a lyricist and a music composer. I like those tunes and although I'm not saying Bob is in better voice than he was 30 years ago as walk is saying above, I like the new stuff mainly because I am familiar with the old tunes and I am familiar with everything Bob Dylan has done.
Gyro,
I bought every album by Dylan since his first LP in 1962. But although I'm a fan, my opinion is that he should have stopped singing 20 years ago. Just like Chuck Berry should have stopped playing guitar 20 years ago. And that's from a big fan of both artists.
walk:
In the late 80s Bob Dylan actually sounded like Bob Dylan, today he doesn't sound like the old crow anymore(as he did in the late 80s), but he definitely don't sound like Bob Dylan today either. I don't know how many concerts/bootlegs I got with him (700 maybe), but the live recordings with him from the last 10 years is very crappy, just because of the "new" way he sings.
I also think the albums he made after Time Out Of Mind is so boring, a couple of songs is ok maybe, Beyond Here Lies Nothing for exaple). The later years crooner-albums is totaly awful. One Of Dylans big mistakes since Time Out Of Mind is that he isn't interesting in doin great records with great producers, just doin lazy uninspired muttering rock-blues. I personally think it's very sad to see how he totaly fucked up his career and destroyed his persona the last 20 years by just being ignorant and act like an old clown.
Anyone have a copy of the David Bowie "BowPromo"? i'd love to give it a listen. Thanks!
Thank you so much for all these goodies!
Are you or anyone else able to post Beryl Marsden - ChANGES?
Would be great. Thanks in advance
Thanks everyone for the Jukebox postings
Yes I agree, Bob is a sad reflection these days of the brilliant man he used to be.
@ Don you asked for this and I found another[my links]
Various Artists - Is This Music - Tribute To Teenage Fanclub[192].zip
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/DVPbhbAd/file.html
a salute to teenage fanclub[192].zip
http://www60.zippyshare.com/v/sxInuT6R/file.html
I'm not a fan of the so-called "Great American Songbook". I'm not dumb enough to doubt the craftsmanship involved, it's just that it's too great a cultural barrier for me to transcend.
As a result, I have no interest in Dylan's current phase.
My primary response to Gyro's comment, however, is to be reminded that in 1970 or so I couldn't understand why Elvis didn't enlist the Rolling Stones to back him on a tough sounding rock/blues album.
Later I realized that it just wasn't his MO.
I kinda like Dylan's voice now, he reminds me of Charlie Patton. That said, I can't imagine listening to Patton sing anything from the Great American Songbook.
Thanks Monty and Davetuba
For the 60's series Great work
Regards
My two cents on the recent Dylan recordings of the Great American Songbook:
I was horrified when I first heard that Dylan was going to record jazz standards. As a guy who plays those standards with my own band, and often sings them, I really hoped Dylan wouldn't go there. But he did.
When I actually heard these recordings, soon after each release, I found that Dylan, his sidemen, and the arrangements offered a whole new way of hearing those songs. The Great American Songbook is saturated with glamour. We know these songs from the greatest jazz vocalists of all time, backed by the best of best, and frequently with full orchestras. What if those songs are sung not by Sinatra, Billie Holiday, or Ella Fitzgerald, but by the most world weary voice imaginable? Does that bring a fresh perspective to these overly familiar tunes and their schmaltzy lyrics? I would argue that it does, and I'm finding these albums interesting. Frank sang 'em better, but Dylan brings something to the party. Unless the very idea of Dylan singing Hoagy makes you cringe you might find a pass through each album peculiarly rewarding.
Of course, your mileage may vary.
Cheers!
Wuschel - Present The Doo Wop Paradise V101-V110.zip.001
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/1p5Oe3BA/file.html
Wuschel - Present The Doo Wop Paradise V101-V110.zip.002
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/tdP871dU/file.html
Wuschel - Present The Doo Wop Paradise V101-V110.zip.003
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/RBN7KFE4/file.html
Wuschel - Present The Doo Wop Paradise V101-V110.zip.004
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/qXGa3Ahf/file.html
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Fantastic Doo-Wop Of Wuschel V41-V50.zip.001
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/GuhftxP6/file.html
Fantastic Doo-Wop Of Wuschel V41-V50.zip.002
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/9Fvo3471/file.html
Fantastic Doo-Wop Of Wuschel V41-V50.zip.003
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/xKM3QBFC/file.html
Fantastic Doo-Wop Of Wuschel V41-V50.zip.004
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/eqWyCJGW/file.html
Fantastic Doo-Wop Of Wuschel V41-V50.zip.005
http://www65.zippyshare.com/v/k0PnNMRy/file.html
Managed to find all the Kokomo albums except this one:
Kokomo - Live in Concert 1975
Can anybody help?
https://holycontour.bandcamp.com/track/spontaneous-tip-o-hat-to-mr-dylan
[improvised/transcribed]
Now Bob Dylan aint got nothing on me--
except a few hundred million and grandkids [fifty-three]
if you count up all the mistresses who missed their periods
and Bob footed the bill. 'Bobby Bobby!'
Mister Bob Dylan, are you having as much fun as I?
with your eye on the pie in the earth not the sky
Bob Dylan hasnt got nada on me except for those grandkids and three hundred and three cousins and uncles and aunts and ^%&^&^$%#... 'Bobby!'
Some of us twiddle our thumbs professionally; some of us play with our yoyo intentionally; some of us write four songs in a day...
Thanks Wayne for continuation great collections Wuschel Doo-Wop Paradise and Fantastic Doo-Wop. John.
@montysmusic... I'm sitting here with my jaw on the floor. Thank you for the Teenage Fanclub tribute album. You just ended a quest that's taken me YEARS to accomplish. I specifically wanted the Mayflies USA track from that disc. One of my favorite indie bands, and the last song by them I didn't have in my collection.
You (and everyone else here) are the MAN or WOMAN or WHATEVER GENDER YOU IDENTIFY WITH!
Don
Dylans current voice is his best. It has decades of philosophy in it.
I think Love and Theft, Modern Times, TTL and Tempest are without doubt, his best work. The standard albums done to give his voice a break, are quite listenable.
Gyro - totally agree about Dylan!
montysmusic - thanks for the Malamondos I worked with
JR Williams some years ago. Nice guy.
attn: montysmusic
Thanks to you and other TZ supporters for the old hard-to-find music!
Special thanks for the Hard-To-Find Vol 09 & 10. Do you happen to have any more CDs from this series that you can share?
Thanks,
Mike
Grazie Wayne per il Wuschel Doo-Wop di oggi. Ottimo elenco di canzoni. Nico.
My take on recent Dylan recordings of the Great American Songbook:
Reminds me of a well lubricated karaoke night - very enjoyable to these old ears!
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks to Johnny Diego and Monty for their shares today
Thanks for the doo-wop Wayne, always appreciated, Dom Atom
Thanx For The Doo Wop Wayne
Cheers
Tel
Thanks Ryp for another Tav Falco,
montysmusic for the "hard to finds" and the "Only You Swarm" and
davetuba for the "Jukebox Classics"!
Listening to the music,
RnBWolf
RnBWolf
Thanks montysmusic and davetuba for posting the Eric records comps.
Thanks a million guys.
Thanks JohnnyDiego the SPOON - Hot Thoughts share.
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