"UNIVERSE ROCKETIN’" - VA

Sliding into 2009 here is an amazing collection of 22 outer space rock ‘n’ roll blasters! Happy new year! - RYP & GYRO1966traxfromwax:
1. rock the universe - Dell Vaughn 2. sputnik - Jerry Engler 3. i got a rocket in my pocket - Stan Beaver 4. rock it on mars - Terry Dunavan 5. orbit twist - Rufus Shoffner 6. man from mars - Butch Paulson 7. rock old sputnick - Nelson Young 8. count down - Casey Grams 9. orbit with me - Sonny Sheather 10. trip to the moon - Wesley Reynolds 11. creature from outer space - Sonny Day 12. satellite rock - Joe Tate 13. light my rockets - Neil Alan 14. moon twist - Chuck Dallis 15. first man on mars - Jackie Fautheree 16. rockin' satellite - Ray Sawyer 17. rocket trip - Jackie Lowell 18. moon rocketin' - Les Vogt 19. rock on the moon - Jimmy Stewart 20. space men - The Velvetones 21. rocking on the moon to-night - Charles Green 22. the martian band - The Wild Tones
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The Sires "Rulers of Your Heart" 1999 + "High And Mighty" 1996 - 7"/EP

"Hey dudes. Here are the links to The Sires' Rulers of Your Heart LP and High And Mighty 7'' EP. I recorded them from vinyl last night, i hope the quality is satisfactory. (It was a nice coincidence, i meant to look for Fabienne Del Sol, and instead The Sires were posted right up there! hehe So i thought what the hell, I had them sitting there since 2003 or something... I have not even listened to them properly!!!)
Never mind, hello all!" - ubik7002traxfromwax:
01 It Ain't Happening Anymore 02 A Little Piece of Me 03 Headhunter 04 No More 05 Never Talk to Strangers 06 I Couldn't Care Less 07 Ruler of My Heart 08 Mr Know-it-all 09 Revelations from a Seed 10 (Call Me) Little Miss-Understood 11 Feel No Pain 12 Spanish Girl
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The Sires "High And Mighty" 1996 - 7"/EPtraxfromwax:
01 High 'n' Mighty 02 About Time I Put Her Down 03 Baby Makes It Hard 04 Crossed Hearts
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AUGIE MEYERS "You Ain’t Rollin’ Your Roll Rite" 1973

traxfromwax:
01 sugar blu 02 five cent bag 03 rosetta 04 california blues 05 you ain't rollin' your roll rite 06 down in mexico 07 she belongs to me 08 fly with me 09 heartaches by the number 10 lover boy 11 wheatcheck waltz
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"BOPPIN’ BUICK" - VA

Great collection of late 50’s to early 60’s rockin’ tunes from this legendary and out-of-print classic comp!traxfromwax:
1. girl and a hot rod - Ritchie Deran 2. a date at eight - Ray King 3. sixteen miles - Peso Dollar 4. cattin' tonight - Tim Dinkins 5. red cadillac - Bill Watkins 6. curfew cops - Sonny Cole 7. brake jake - Mike Fernandez 8. flat tire - The Del Vikings 9. rock-ola ruby - Sonny West 10. diddly diddly babe - The Four Lovers 11. the big black jacket - Marcel St. Jean 12. dark town strutter's ball - The Satellites 13. sweet rockin' baby - Sonny West 14. rock & roll guitar - Johnny Knight 15. sittin' in the drive-in - The Morgan Twins 16. b.o. rock - Perry La Pointe
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"BOPPIN’ CADILLAC" - VA

Great collection of 50’s and early 60’s rockabilly/ rock ‘n’ roll about Cadillacs and cars!traxfromwax:
1. pink cadillac - Larry Dowd 2. cadillac baby - Bill Sherrell 3. cadillac boogie - Mel Douglas 4. my pink cadillac - Hal Willis 5. black cadillac - Sonny Wallace 6. red cadillac and a black moustache - Bob Luman 7. pink cadillac - Sammy Masters 8. bring my cadillac back - Baker Knight 9. wanted a gold solid cadillac - The Aquatones 10. cadillac cutie - Doug Bowles 11. real gone daddy - Howie Strange 12. hot rod baby - Rocky Davis 13. hey little car hop - George Weston 14. big green car - Jimmy Carrol 15. buy a car - Jackie Lee Cochran 16. this old bomb of mine - Jim Flaherty 17. parkin' lot - Jim McCrorey 18. gas money - Jan & Arnie 19. convertible car - Wally Hughes 20. cop car - Rick West
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"SOUL DEEP" Vol. 5

A rare 18 track collection of soul, garage, R&B, and rock.traxfromwax:
1. Never Let Your Love Grow Cold - The Vontastics 2. You're Shakin Me Up - The Van Dykes 3. In My Dreams - The United Nations 4. Hearts Are Made To Be Broken - The Sapphires 5. Midnight To Six Man - The Pretty Things 6. Now We're Thru - The Poets 7. Tell Love Hello - The Mellow Moods 8. I'm Shakin' - Little Willie John 9. Shake It Baby - Junior Wells 10. I Got A Stomache Ache - Junior Wells 11. No Letter Today - John Fred & His Playboy Band 12. Sour Milk Sea - Jackie Lomax 13. The Eagle Laughs At You - Jackie Lomax 14. Losin Control - The Fashionettes 15. Honest To Goodness - The Diplomats 16. Someone To Treat Me The Way You Use To - The De Vons 17. What Condition My Condition Is In - Betty La Vette 18. I Can Do It - The Autographs
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...originally posted by Derek See's "Derek's Daily 45" - link in the sitebar...

REIGNING SOUND "If Christmas Can’t Bring You Home" 7”

Our latest round of holiday cheer comes from those Southern sensations, Reigning Sound, placing two brand new Greg Cartwright originals plus a killer live Stax style cover instro under your tree!traxfromwax:
01 if christmas can't bring you home 02 that's all i want 03 jingle bell rock (live)
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THE ORANGU-TONES "Santa’s Comin’ / Don’t Believe In Christmas" 2004 - 7"/45rpm

Christmas RnB/garage mayhem from these lords of lager from Colorado. Your IQ will plummet as you listen to this, but you’ll have more fun than a barrel of monkeys dancin’ the night away!trax:
01 santa's coming 02 don't believe in christmas
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Happy Holidays From RYP & GYRO1966 / TwilightZone!

THE SIRES "The Sires Rule! ...Okay?" 1997

Cool garage band from 1997 who recorded at Toe Rag Studios w/Liam Watson. (If anybody out there has more info on this band, please let us know.)traxfromwax:
01 it's only words 02 you weren't using your head 03 (you think you're in but you're so) far out 04 she's got the pox
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"RARE FEMALE DOO-WOPS" VA

Excellent collection of 50’s girl groups, most have never been on any comp before!1. Believe It - The Delltones 2. Bright And Early - Vikki Nelson3. Hey Little Boy - The Hampton Sisters 4. Do You Wanna Ride - Hamilton Sisters 5. Shoo Doo-Be Doo - The Debs 6. Your Love Reminds Me - Gloria Gunter & Group 7. Honky Tonk - Gay Charmers 8. Whadaya Want - The Debs 9. Have Faith In Me - The Blossoms w/Eddie Beal's Music 10. How Could You - Bonnie Davis 11. My Heart Tells Me - The Hampton Sisters 12. Soda Pop - Jan Raye Quartet 13. Oh Baby (Where Did You Stay Last Night) - Helen Thompson 14. Cha Cha Sue - Tiny Topsy 15. You Took My Loving - Jean Simms 16. Where Are You - Cora Woods 17. By My Side - Vikki Nelson 18. My Special Love - The Delltones 19. I've Been Pretending (Everything's All Right) - Pauline Rogers 20. He Promised Me - The Blossoms w/Eddie Beal's Music 21. Please Come Back To Me - Claudia Swanson 22. My Blue Heaven - Hamilton Sisters 23. A Love Like You - Jean Simms 24. Since You're Gone - Bonnie Davis
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AUGIE MEYERS "Finally In Lights" 1977

traxfromwax:
01 release me 02 deep in the heart of texas 03 cryin' out loud 04 it's alright 05 my friend 06 sky high 07 deed to texas 08 miller's cave 09 don't let me 10 baby, baby
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"R&B; WIG POPPERS" VA

Wild collection of hard-hitting 50’s R&B with plenty of impossible to find records - many here have never been on any comp before this!trax:
1. Take It Away - Jimmy Tyler And His Orchestra 2. Fine As Wine - Dick Cole w/Phineus Newburn Orch. 3. I Ain't Drunk - Jimmy Liggins 4. Hey, Little Girl - Richard Lewis & His Band 5. Big Leg Mama - Van Walls & The Rockets 6. Hold On - The Peppers w/Dave Hamilton 7. State Street Boogie - Smokey Lynn w/Johnny Crawford & His Basket Room Orch. 8. Too Fine To Be Mine - David Dean w/Grady Gaines & His Orch. 9. Landslide - Von Streeter & His Wig Poppers 10. My Run Around Baby - Irlton French w/Chuck Thompson &The All Stars 11. Everybody Jump - King Perry & His Orch. 12. Juicin' And Goofin' - Morris Fountain 13. Talking That Talk - Jimmy Liggins 14. Thirteen Women And One Man - Dickie Thompson 15. No Child No More - Arnett Cobb & His Band 16. Private Property - J.D. King 17. Rocking Chair Baby - The Peppers w/Dave Hamilton 18. Johnny Feels The Blues - Johnny O'Neal 19. Rockin' Rhythm - Pee Wee Barnum 20. Shake 'Em Up - Richard Brown Orch. 21. Honey, Honey - Joe Fritz w/Johnny Otis Band 22. What's Wrong With Me - Ben Hughes w/Cecil 'Count' Carter & His Orch. 23. Don't You Know - Jimmie Huff 24. Hog's Knuckles - Von Streeter & His Wig Poppers 25. I'm Gonna Whale On You - Little Arthur Mathews 26. Let's Try Again - Jimmy Nolen 27. She Sets My Soul On Fire - Sonny Parker w/Gladys Hampton's Blues Boys
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ROY HEAD & THE TRAITS "Treat Me Right" 1965

Actually a country and rock vocalist rather than an R&B; star, Roy Head nevertheless cut one of the great pieces of up-tempo soul in the mid-'60s. "Treat Her Right" on Back Beat made it to number two on the R&B; charts and number two pop, and the fact that Head was white was soft-pedaled in R&B; circles while the song made its way up the charts. That performance alone was enough to qualify Head as one of the finest blue-eyed soul singers of the 1960s. But in fact, Roy was one of the most versatile stylists of the era, capable of hard R&B;/rock tunes (even cutting material with a pre-fame Johnny Winter on backup guitar); mournful, soul-tinged country; and straight R&B; and blues covers. Head was also an excellent entertainer, and his live shows of the period even included some fancy footwork clearly under the influence of James Brown. (by Ron Wynn & Richie Unterberger)traxfromwax:
01 Money 02 One More Time 03 My Babe 04 Just A Little Bit 05 The Feeling's Gone 05 Treat Me Right 07 Get Back Instrumental 08 Convicted 08 Get Back 10 Night Train 11 Treat Her Right (Bonus) 12 Apple Of My Eye (bonus) 13 Boogie Chillun' (bonus) 14 Easy Lovin Girl (bonus) 15 Teenage Letter (bonus)
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THE WILDEBEESTS "Annie Get Your GNU"

The band that features (ex)-members of the MILKSHAKES, KAISERS and THANES, can knock any and all others off the blocks anyday, anywhere, and at anytime.
A Gnu-sound classic and bluesy beat-punk masterpiece.Look out, here come those Wildebeests again with a whole new bunch of tunes to make you the listener perk up and take heed. Whether it be 'rivvum and bloos', 'tank pok', 'instro-mental larkabout', or 'skewed sick-stays styled beat-noise', these Lairds can KO with the best of them, fuck it, let's make with the fact that The Wildebeests, the band that features (ex)-members of the MILKSHAKES, KAISERS and THANES, can knock any and all others off the blocks anyday, anywhere, and at anytime. After a pile of single, EP and album releases on Norton Records, Sympathy For The Record Industry and Smartguy Records in the US the Wildebeests have returned to Germany and Screaming Apple (who coincidently released their first single way back in 1995) to release this the groups 4th long-player and has taken many a long long while to arrive (often thought to have been lost in the peat bogs deep in the Tripe valley) and for that you have not to thank the efforts of the 3 goons who, heretoforeandthereafter,should be referred to as the artists, but for the efforts of record company blunders and problemos reaching near and far across the desert-scapes of days, nights, weeks, nay months I say, bouncing here and there almost resulting in a veritable record label tennis! The Lairds of the Boss Racket themselves had almost given up hope of this LP ever seeing the needle of a record player... Holy gnu, its years now since the artists first threw this lot of rumbling artefacts onto magnetic tape after at the very least 3 long minutes of rehearsal and preparation. What could be better? Well just listen to the dim simplicity of 'Lucinda' and the untamed beauty of 'Your Mind' to say nothing of the wracked emotion of 'It Ain't Right' to get the measure of what these sensitive artists had to wade thru in order to bring their fans a steaming product of damn near perfection. (Soundflat)traxfromwax:
1. your mind 2. CB400 3. i can't change 4. stickleback 5. no no no 6. 'til sun up 7. you're looking good 8. lucinda 9. go getter 10. peabug 11. nothing to say 12. i did you no wrong 13. it ain't right 14. who's sorry now
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"THE CHICAGO TWINIGHT SOUL STORY" 1990 VA

Here’s a tough to find compilation of sixties soul that has been out of print for many years.trax:
1. Yesterday's Mistakes - Jimmy Jones 2. I Want Action - Jimmy Jones 3. Do As You Please - Buster Benton 4. Catch Up With The World - Buster Benton 5. That's The Reason - Buster Benton 6. Women - Johnny Williams 7. Breaking Point - Johnny Williams 8. Try A Little Tenderness - The Mob 9. Unbelievable - The Mob 10. Powerful Love - Chuck And Mac 11. The Bear - Chuck And Mac 12. I've Made Up My Mind - Josephine Taylor 13. Is It Worth A Chance - Josephine Taylor 14. What Can I Do - Marvin L. Sims 15. Disillusioned - Marvin L. Sims 16. Hurting Inside - Marvin L. Sims 17. Pardon My Innocent Heart - Nate Evans 18. Main Squeeze - Nate Evans 19. You're Being Unfair - Elvin Spencer 20. Lift This Hurt - Elvin Spencer
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"NEW ORLEANS R&B;" 1984 VA (Chess Records)

traxfromwax:
1. loud mouth annie - Myles & Dupont 2. rhythmatic rhythm - Charles Williams 3. jockomo - Sugar Boy Crawford 4. mardi gras mambo - The Hawkettes 5. country boy - Clarence Henry 6. flat foot sam - T.V. Slim 7. ding dong darling - Allen Brooks 8. lawdy mama - Edgar Blanchard 9. what can i do - Charles Williams 10. the joke - Reggie Hall 11. walk that walk - Eddie Bo 12. i cried all the way home - Charles Williams 13. foolish woman - Allen Brooks 14. oh oh - Eddie Bo 15. this should go on forever - Rod Bernard 16. needing your love - Bobby Blanquet 17. baby please - Clifton Chenier
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"The History Of NorthWest Rock" Vol. 1 (1976)

This compilation is intended to serve as a kickoff point in an effort to dig back into the depths of the Pacific Northwest regions bigbeat roots.The first in a series of an unparalleled aural chronicle of a distinct regional substrain of '60's rock 'n' roll, the original "Seattle/Northwest Sound". An epic archeological exploration of Seattle's senior pop label's master tape vaults yields this set of 14 vintage rock tunes.traxfromwax:
1. The Frantics: Straight Flush (1959) 2. The Frantics: Werewolf (1960) 3. Dave Lewis: David's Mood (1963) 4. The Sonics: The Witch (1964) 5. The Sonics: Psycho (1964) 6. The Kingsmen: Louie Louie (1963) 7. The Kingsmen: Jolly Green Giant (1965) 8. Don & The Goodtimes: Little Sally Tease (1965) 9. Sir Raleigh & The Coupons: White Cliffs Of Dover (1964) 10. Don & The Goodtimes: You Were Just A Child (1966) 11. Ian Whitcomb: This Sporting Life (1965) 12. The Bards: Never Too Much Love (1967) 13. The Springfield Rifle: That's All I Really Need (1968) 14. The Bards: Tunesmith (1968)
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!

LAVERNE BAKER "Real Gone Gal" (Atlantic R&B; 1953-1962)

LaVern Baker was one of the most successful female R&B; vocalists of the 1950s. In the tradition of Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith, Baker's blues-driven, gospel-tinged vocals paved the way for future female rock and rollers. However, unlike the more liberal 1990s, Baker rose to stardom in a decade where songs recorded by black artists were termed "race records" and thus received little airplay on radio stations. "Whitewashing" was a common practice in which white vocalists would re-record a black artist's single note for note and popularize them beyond the original version's success. Despite these barriers, particularly the incessant competition from white cover artist Georgia Gibbs, Baker succeeded. With novelty rock hits "Tweedlee Dee," "I Cried a Tear," "Bop-Ting-a-Ling" and "Jim Dandy," Baker secured her place in pop culture's collective repertoire and her role as pioneer female recording artist.traxfromwax:
01 how can you leave a man like this? 02 jim dandy 03 my happiness forever 04 fee fee fi fo fum 05 jim dandy got married 06 substitute 07 whipper snapper 08 voodoo voodoo 09 i cried a tear 10 he's a real gone guy 11 i waited too long 12 tiny tim 13 shake a hand 14 bumble bee 15 hey memphis 16 see see rider
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The Halibuts "Life On The Bottom" 1996

"Fun, Entertaining, & Original"While it would be easy enough to stuff the Halibuts into the retro surf-band file, a quick listen to this shows them to be a top-notch instrumental combo with a propensity for handling a diverse number of styles. While the reverb stun-gun attack of the guitars veers them into retro territory, their takes on Gershwin's "Summertime" and "Istanbul" make them a band with a little more to offer when you've overdosed on every cover version of "Misirlou" there is. Cub Koda, All Music GuideThe Halibuts:
Peter Curry, Randy Haskins, Bruce Paddy, Rick Johnson, Bob Beland, Dennis Moody, Mike Palm, Paul Schwartz

trax:
1. Hammerhead 2. Caldera 3. Stinky 4. Life On The Bottom 5. Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai 6. Noodles 7. Hombre De Palabra 8. Madcap 9. Hula Scuba 10. Suicide Bay 11. Night Crawler 12. Duck Dive 13. Fire One! 14. Istanbul 15. Summertime

LITTLE ESTHER "Bad Baad Girl" (Federal Label R&B; Recordings 1951-1953)

traxfromwax:
01 looking for a man 02 the deacon moves in 03 i'm a bad, bad girl 04 ring-a-ding doo 05 aged and mellow blues 06 ramblin' blues 07 the storm 08 hollerin' and screamin' 09 mainliner 10 saturday night daddy 11 you took my love too fast 12 last laugh blues 13 flesh, blood and bones 14 turn the lamps down low 15 cherry wine 16 hound dog
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"MAMA’S GOT A BAG OF HER OWN" - VA

One of the coolest collections of female soul tracks we've ever seen -- a package that goes way past the obvious to bring together a range of great bits from the early 60s through the early 70s! Half the work here is quite obscure, but even the better-known tracks are still ones that don't show up that often -- and together the tunes resonate with a depth and quality that easily blows away other sets of this nature -- a great sound that goes way past easy hits and common cliches to showcase a really full range of female soul! Tons of great tracks -- with titles that include "I'm My Own Doctor" by Debbie Dovale, "Don't Stop The Wedding" by Ann Cole, "Groovin At The Go Go" by The Four Larks, "Let Me Down Easy" by Betty Lavette, "Mama's Got A Bag Of Her Own" by Anna King, "One Of Those Good For Crying Over You Days" by Clydie King, "You're No Good" by Dee Dee Warwick, "You Got Em Beat" by Soul Sisters, "Hard To Handle" by Patti Drew, "Beatmaker" by Doris, "Expressway To Your Heart" by Margo Thunder, "There's So Much Love All Around Me" by Three Degrees, "Feel Like Makin Love" by Marlena Shaw, "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" by Tina Britt, "I'm Just Not Ready For Love" by The Ikettes, and "Just Not Ready" by The Exciters. © 1996-2008, Dusty Groove America, Inc.

trax:
1.What You Want - Gloria Jones 2. Nobody But You - Esther Phillips 3. I'm My Own Doctor - Debbie Dovale 4. I'm On The Outside (Looking In) - Baby Washington 5. Don't Stop The Wedding - Ann Cole 6. You're No Good - Dee Dee Warwick 7. Mama's Got A Bag Of Her Own - Anna King 8. One Of Those Good For Crying Over You Days - Clydie King 9. Let Me Down Easy - Bettye LaVette 10. Some Things You Never Get Used To - Irma Thomas 11. Groovin' At The Go-Go - The Four Larks 12. With My Love And What You Got - Jean Wells13. Just Not Ready - The Exciters 14. You're All I Need To Get By - Nancy Wilson 15. Hard To handle - Patti Drew 16. You Got 'Em Beat - The Soul Sisters 17. Beatmaker - Doris 18. There's So Much Love All Around Me - The Three Degrees 19. Expressway To Your Heart - Margo Thunder 20. Loving You, Loving Me - Ann Sexton 21. It Keeps On Raining - Gwen McCrae 22. Feel Like Making Love - Marlena Shaw 23. I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know - Tina Britt 24. I'm Just Not Ready For Love - The Ikettes 25. Gotta Travel On - Timi Yuro
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The Halibuts "Chumming" 1994

Southern California's longest running & most authentic surf band spawns surf rock in the instrumental style a la Dick Dale!I don't know how many of these songs were written by Pete Curry and I don't really care... lets just say that he wrote enough to make this the best surf CD of modern times... Bar None!!! If Dick Dale is the King of Surf Guitar then Pete Curry is the King of Surf Music.Pete has single handidly lifted the entire genre from its stagnant, rif based,three chord guitar nausea to an incredibly elevated level of inspired, rif based,three chord guitar brilliance.Whether its Pete's Guitar playing on Halibuts CD's.His Bass playing with the Nightriders and Los Straight Jackets or his Drumming for everybody from the HillBilly Soul Surfers to Dave Allen there is one thread that follows him through all his writing and recording... Genius! The good old American kind of genius...the 90% perspiration 10% inspiration kind of Genius! All of his songs have an attention to compositional detail, to playing quality and (on the tunes that he has enginered and produced) attention to sound! These ingredients alone don't make good listening, but add what I consider Curry's forte and you have an A+ ,10 on a scale of 10 CD. Pete's Secret? ...Fun! No pretense... No Pompous whining... No self-indulgence. Just.... "Man this is a great day,life is great,I'm glad to be alive listening to these tunes" ... fun music! from amazonThe Halibuts:
Peter Curry, Randy Haskins, Rick Johnson, Kevin Daley, Bruce Paddy, Joe Lyou

trax:
1. The Natives Are Restless 2. Blackball 3. Beluga Stroll 4. Impact Zone 5. Bowling Ball Gardens 6. Swell 7. It's A Wonderful Halibut 8. No Minors 9. Flyswatter 10. Molokini By Moonlight 11. A Taste Of Honey 12. The Wetspot 13. Bottom Feeder 14. Banzai Washout 15. Java 16. Grunion Run 17. Chumming

"DooWopDaddyO's Christmas-Mix 2008"

"Und passend zur Jahreszeit... mein persönlicher Soundtrack für die besinnliche Adventszeit. Weihnachtliche Grüße aus dem leicht verschneiten Berlin." - DooWopDaddyOtrax:
01 The Moods - Rockin' Santa Claus 02 The Penguins - Jingle Jangle 03 The Moonglows - Hey, Santa Claus 04 The Martells - Rocking Santa Claus 05 The Belmonts - Wintertime 06 The Uniques - Merry Christmas Darling 07 The Hepsters - Rockin' And Rollin' Santa Claus 08 The Patriots - Snow Girl 09 Dodie Stevens - Merry Merry Christmas Baby 10 Barry & The Highlights - Xmas Bell Rock 11 The Marcels - Merry Twist-Mas 12 The Laurels - Christmas Will Soon Be Here 13 The Shells - Happy Holiday 14 Lonnie & The Crisis - Santa Town U.S.A. 15 Jimmy Charles - Christmasville U.S.A. 16 The Cashmeres - I Believe In St. Nick 17 The Drifters - White Christmas 18 Debbie & The Darnells - Santa Teach Me To Dance 19 The Uniques - Rock 'N' Rudolph 20 Marvin & Johnny - It's Christmas 21 Tommy Regan - Santa Twist 22 The Justinas - Mrs. Santa Claus 23 The Jumpin' Tones - Jingle Bell Stomp 24 The Sherwoods - Happy Holiday 25 Chuck Berry - Run Rudolph Run (BONUS)
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"NEW ORLEANS LADIES" Rhythm & Blues From The Vaults Of Ric & Ron VA

traxfromwax:
1. don't mess with my man - Irma Thomas 2. set me free - Irma Thomas 3. you can if you think you can - Martha Carter 4. i'm through crying - Martha Carter 5. one man's woman - Martha Carter 6. then i'll believe - Martha Carter 7. i'm waiting - Leona Buckles 8. a good man - Irma Thomas 9. i may be wrong - Irma Thomas 10. i don't talk too much - Martha Carter (Nelson) 11. bless you darling - Martha Carter (Nelson) 12. nobody knows - Martha Carter 13. you shall not be moved - Martha Carter 14. baby we're through - Leona Buckles
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Files in .m4a! Lucky who uses i-Tunes!

"The Bombay Jazz Palace" VA

John Coltrane was obsessed with India; Miles Davis would stay up for days on end listening to his tabla player; Sonny Rollins, Dave Brubeck and Stan Getz all spent several months in Bombay in the 1950s; Charles Mingus had his ashes scattered in the Ganges. For decades, jazz musicians have bought into the modes, polyrhythms and extended time signatures of Indian music. This collection samples the fruits of these Indo-jazz fusions recorded by Indophile Westerners and jazz-literate Indians alike -- both the exotic and the intellectual, the rootsy and the genteel, the ethereal and the seriously funky. Dig the patter of the tablas, the purr of the tamboura and the liquid funk of the sitar as you enter the Bombay Jazz Palace...
We at Outcaste have dug deep to bring you The Bombay Jazz Palace, a retrospective snapshot of the long gone venue that played host to this new sound - collecting some of the most famed tracks to come out of this era. Sitars and trumpets, tablas and jazz snares, composed by true musical innovators including the jazz guitar/sitar style of Volker Kriegel, the kitsch piano scats of Dave Mackay & Vicky Hamilton and the blaxploitation tabla beats of Lalo Schifrin. (liner notes)
Released 31st July on Outcaste Records. Harv & Sunny (aka Sutrasonic) at Outcaste Records invite you along to the Bombay Jazz Palace, where a delightful array of Eastern influenced, down-tempo jazz/electronica is waiting upon your arrival. So no, its not some exotic porn den - you're only going to get jazz 'n table at this hotel. Worth a look in. - liner notes

trax:
1. Paul Horn & Nexus - Latin Tala 2. Volker Kriegel - Zoom 3. Georges Garvarenz - Haschish Party 4. Dave Mackay & Vicky Hamilton - Blues for Hari 5. The Dave Pike Set - Raga Jeera Swara 6. Between - Contemplation 7. Lalo Schifrin - Secret Code 8. Grupo Batuque - Tabla Samba 9. Yves Hyatt - Path To Ascension 10. Shocking Blue - Acka Raga 11. Shanker Family & Friends - Dispute & Violence 12. Shankar-Jaikishan - Bairagi 13. Ananda Shankar - Universal Magic 14. Muhavishla Ravi Hatchud & the Indo Jazz Following - Bombay Palace Part 1