The Downliners Sect "Sectuality" 2002

If you've never heard the Sect, be prepared for a lot of smiles, fun, rockin' and surprises.This double-CD set is essential listening -- not just for Downliners Sect fans, but for anyone who's ever worn out copies of any of the first three Rolling Stones albums or owns anything by the Yardbirds, the Pretty Things, Them, the Graham Bond Organisation, the Animals, early John Mayall, the Shadows of Knight, or any of countless blues-inspired American garage bands. In content, it's approximately equivalent to Charly's Yardbirds Ultimate Collection, encompassing the complete contents of the Downliners Sect's three original LPs, from the bluesy "Baby, What's Wrong" to the pounding, proto-psychedelic "Glendora." Thus, listeners don't get the EP and demo tracks "Cadillac," "Roll Over Beethoven," "Beautiful Delilah," or "Shame Shame Shame," and "I Can't Get Away from You" and "Roses" are also missing from the other end of their history -- all of which are present, along with a lot else, on See for Miles' Definitive Downliners Sect: The Singles A's & B's, which is the perfect complement to this set. What listeners do get is two hours of some of the most delightfully raw and unaffected, downright affectionate British renditions of American rock & roll and R&B, so unstylish that they achieve a kind of beguiling, offhanded stylishness all their own -- where the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, the original Fleetwood Mac et al. all had personalities with a certain allure and mystery that made them insinuate themselves into the music, the Sect thump away with more enthusiasm than distinctive talent or personalities, or inventiveness...... That must be why they can shift from sounding like Chuck Berry or Bo Diddley to Bill Haley & His Comets on "I'm Hooked on You," then resemble the early Spencer Davis Group on "Comin' Home Baby," then suddenly sound like the rawest American garage band this side of the Litter on "Why Don't You Smile Now," then switch back toward the Rolling Stones on "Don't Lie to Me" (which includes the most delightfully out of tune bass accompaniment you may ever hear on a finished, released record, not that the guitarist seems to have known where middle C was either...), and follow that with the jocular "May the Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose," sounding like the Pretty Things having fun -- and they even end in a vaguely Kinks-like mode (circa 1966-1967) with "The Cost of Living." And all of that's on their last album, which isn't usually thought of as representing their peak -- geez, on "I'm Looking for a Woman" they get into this Bo Diddley groove that's so perfect, despite being so much more flaccid than Bo would ever permit his band to sound, that your fingers will start dancing to that shave-and-a-haircut beat; there's just something so real and honest about the way these guys plunked and plodded their way through their music, running on sheer bravado and a genuine affection at their core -- it didn't propel them to stardom (except maybe in Scandinavia), but it makes their stuff worth hearing in full 40 years later, and how many bands beyond the Rolling Stones is that true about? This set will dazzle any enthusiast of British blues or British Invasion rock, or, for that matter, first-rate American-style garage punk. The sound is excellent and the annotation is very thorough; there are some misprints and missing words on the song listings, but where it counts, this set would be worthwhile even at twice the price. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guidetrax disc 1:
01 Baby, What's Wrong (1964) 02 Be A Sect Maniac (1964) 03 Little Egypt (1964) 04 Sect Appeal (1964) 05 Find Out What's Happening (1964) 06 Insecticide (1964) 07 Hurt By Love (1964) 08 One Ugly Child (1964) 09 Lonely And Blue (1964) 10 Our Little Rendezvous (1964) 11 Guitar Boogie (1964) 12 Too Much Monkey Business (1964) 13 Baby, What's On Your Mind (1964) 14 Cops And Robbers (1964) 15 Easy Rider (1964) 16 Bloodhound (1964) 17 Bright Lights, Big City (1964) 18 I Wanna Put A Tiger in Your Tank (1964) 19 I Want My Baby Back (1965) 20 Midnight Hour (1965) 21 Now She's Dead (1965) 22 Wreck Of The Old '97 (1965) 23 Leader of The Sect (1965) 24 I Got Mine (1965) 25 Waiting In Heaven (1965)
trax disc 2:
01 If I Could Just Go Back 02 Rocks in My Bed 03 Ballad of the Hounds 04 Little Play Soldiers 05 Hard Travellin' 06 Wait for the Light to Shine 07 Above and Beyond (The Call of Love) 08 Bad Storm Coming 09 Midnight Special 10 Wolverton Mountain 11 All Night Worker 12 He Was a Square 13 Hang On Sloopy 14 Fortune Teller 15 Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey 16 Everything I've Got To Give 17 Outside 18 I'm Hooked On You 19 Comin' Home Baby 20 Why Don't You Smile Now 21 Don't Lie To Me 22 May The Bird of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose 23 I'm Looking for a Woman 24 The Rock Sect's In Again 25 Brand New Cadillac 26 Glendora 27 I'll FInd Out 28 The Cost of Living

"POOR MAN’S THING" - USA Garage Greats 1965-1967 (and beyond!) VA (GYRO RECORDS)

Gyro Records returns with one of their best releases in weeks! 32 killer tracks taken from the original 45’s with all of their loud ‘n’ proud glory intact. I hope everybody enjoys this one.traxfromwax:
1. she's mine (IT) - The Intruders 2. now that you know (IT) - The Intruders 3. reaching for the sun (Boss) - The Ravens 4. things we said today (Boss) - The Ravens 5. everything is blue (IGL) - The Mad Lads 6. runaway (IGL) - The Mad Lads 7. the night is so dark (CEI) - The Sites N' Sound 8. T (CEI) - The Sites N' Sound 9. salt 'n' pepper (Crusader) - King Charles & The Counts 10. it's true it's you (Crusader) - King Charles & The Counts 11. you're gonna be mine (Sentar) - The New Colony Six 12. woman (Sentar) - The New Colony Six 13. i know (United Artists) - The Hysterical Society 14. come with me (United Artists) - The Hysterical Society 15. where you gonna go (Valiant) - Art Guy 16. teenage millionaire (Valiant) - Art Guy 17. poor man's thing (Impact) - The Sheppards 18. when johnny comes marching home (Impact) - The Sheppards 19. she's mine (Royce) - The Children Of Darkness 20. sugar shack a go-go (Royce) - The Children Of Darkness 21. save a chance (Black Gold) - The Castells 22. children who dream (Black Gold) - The Castells 23. she's your lover (Reo) - The Deverons 24. said i wasn't gonna tell nobody (Liberty) - The Gruve 25. you're gonna love me (Liberty) - The Gruve 26. i can beat your drum (Mainstream) - The Fever Tree 27. if you're ready (Dunwich) - The Pride & Joy 28. girl (Dunwich) - The Pride & Joy 29. girl i threw away (Dunwich) - The Knaves 30. leave me alone (Dunwich) - The Knaves 31. i love it baby (Stature) - The Furniture 32. he's a nobody (Sound City Studios 10" acetate) - The Loose Ends
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"VAYA!!! R&B; GROUPS GO LATIN" VA

trax:
1. Do-Be-Do-Be-Wop-Wop - The Squires 2. I'm Falling In Love - The Jesters 3. The Breeze And I - The 4 Most 4. The Wadda-Do - The Turbans 5. Dolores - The Don Juans 6. Remember - The Velours 7. Mambo Boogie - The Harptones 8. Juanita In Mexico - Prof. Hamilton & The Schoolboys 9. Blueberry Sweet - The Chandeliers 10. White Cliffs Of Dover - The Pelicans 11. Stay - Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs 12. What Do You Do - The Channels 13. Down In Cuba - The Royal Holidays 14. Don't Give Your Love Away - The Fascinators 15. Sweet Lulu - The Love Notes 16. I'm Yours - Lilian Leach & The Mellows 17. When You Dance - The Turbans 18. Ou Wee Baby - The Harptones 19. Send Me A Picture Baby - The Starlarks 20. Have You Heard? - Herb Johnson & The Cruisers
...served by Gyro1966...

"Trash Box" Vol 3 of 5 - VA

"Here is the links to the five volumes of the trash box compilation. This is a mid nineties reissue of the fabulous early Pebbles compilation releases minus the Pebbles Surf LP. Enjoy!!" - Red Neckerson (link in the sitebar)The Trash Box is a 5-CD box set of mid-1960s garage rock and psychedelic rock recordings, primarily by American bands. This box set is similar to the earlier Pebbles Box (a 5-LP box set) and includes almost all of the same recordings in that box set (and in the same order), along with numerous bonus tracks at the end of each disc. Supposedly, the Trash Box collects the first five volumes of the CDs in the Pebbles series (i.e., those released by AIP Records, not to be confused with the 4 earlier CDs that were issued by ESD Records). However, as is generally true of the CD reissues of these five volumes (though not nearly to the same extent), the tracks differ significantly on all five discs as compared to both the original Pebbles LPs and the later Pebbles CDs in the corresponding volumes; and the surf rock rarities on Pebbles, Volume 4 have been eschewed entirely. Overall, there are 109 tracks in the box set (excluding the introduction and ending cuts) as compared to 101 songs on the individual CDs and 72 tracks in the Pebbles Box. Although most of the recordings on the Trash Box were released at some point on one of the individual Pebbles albums, several of the songs have not appeared elsewhere in the Pebbles series. Inexplicably, one of these songs is the well-known hit "I Fought the Law (but the Law Won)" by the Bobby Fuller Four (on Disc Four) – which is also included in the Pebbles Box – in place of the much rarer "Wine Wine Wine" by Bobby Fuller that appears on Pebbles, Volume 2. - from wikitrax Vol 3:
1. Dave Diamond & the Higher Elevation – "The Diamond Mine" 2. Teddy & His Patches – "Suzy Creamcheese" 3. The Crystal Chandelier – "Suicidal Flowers" 4. Naked Truth – "The Wall" 5. The Electric Prunes – "Vox Wah Wah Ad" 6. The Calico Wall – "Flight Reaction" 7. The Hogs – "Loose Lips Sync Ship" 8. Macabre – "Be Forewarned" 9. The Monocles – "The Spider and the Fly" 10. Godfrey – "Let's Take a Trip" (Kim Fowley) 11. T.C. Atlantic – "Faces" 12. Oshun – "Rattle of Life" 13. The Weird Street Carnival – "The Inner Truth" 14. The Driving Stupid – "The Reality of (Air) Fried Borsk" 15. The Driving Stupid – "Horror Asparagus Stories" 16. M.G. & the Escorts – "A Someday Fool" 17. The Quests – "Shadows in the Night" 18. Pat Farrell & the Believers – "Bad Woman" 19. The Electric Company – "Scarey Business" 20. The Cavemen – "It's Trash" 21. The Teddy Boys – "Mona" 22. Calico Wall – "I'm a Living Sickness"
...served by Red Neckerson...

"Trash Box" Vol 2 of 5 - VA

"Here is the links to the five volumes of the trash box compilation. This is a mid nineties reissue of the fabulous early Pebbles compilation releases minus the Pebbles Surf LP. Enjoy!!" - Red Neckerson (link in the sitebar)The Trash Box is a 5-CD box set of mid-1960s garage rock and psychedelic rock recordings, primarily by American bands. This box set is similar to the earlier Pebbles Box (a 5-LP box set) and includes almost all of the same recordings in that box set (and in the same order), along with numerous bonus tracks at the end of each disc. Supposedly, the Trash Box collects the first five volumes of the CDs in the Pebbles series (i.e., those released by AIP Records, not to be confused with the 4 earlier CDs that were issued by ESD Records). However, as is generally true of the CD reissues of these five volumes (though not nearly to the same extent), the tracks differ significantly on all five discs as compared to both the original Pebbles LPs and the later Pebbles CDs in the corresponding volumes; and the surf rock rarities on Pebbles, Volume 4 have been eschewed entirely. Overall, there are 109 tracks in the box set (excluding the introduction and ending cuts) as compared to 101 songs on the individual CDs and 72 tracks in the Pebbles Box. Although most of the recordings on the Trash Box were released at some point on one of the individual Pebbles albums, several of the songs have not appeared elsewhere in the Pebbles series. Inexplicably, one of these songs is the well-known hit "I Fought the Law (but the Law Won)" by the Bobby Fuller Four (on Disc Four) – which is also included in the Pebbles Box – in place of the much rarer "Wine Wine Wine" by Bobby Fuller that appears on Pebbles, Volume 2. - from wikitrax Vol 2:
1. The Split Ends – "Rich with Nothin'" 2. The Sons of Adam – "Feathered Fish" 3. The Road – "You Rub Me the Wrong Way" 4. The Buddahs – "Lost Innocence" 5. The Regiment – "My Soap Won't Float" 6. The Inmates – "More Than I Have" 7. The Inmates – "Fakirs and Thieves" 8. The Little Boy Blues – "I Can Only Give You Everything" 9. Phil & the Frantics – "I Must Run" 10. The Choir – "It's Cold Outside" 11. The Journeymen – "She's Sorry" 12. The Wee Four – "Weird" 13. William Penn Fyve – "Blow My Mind" 14. Randy Alvey & Green Fuz – "Green Fuz" 15. The Bees – "Voices Green and Purple" 16. Nobody's Children – "Good Times" 17. The Sparkles – "Ain't No Friend of Mine" 18. The Barbarians – "Hey Little Bird" 19. The Spades – "You're Gonna Miss Me" 20. The Ground Floor – "It's Alright Now" 21. The Brogues – "I Ain't No Miracle Worker"
...served by Red Neckerson...

THE FUZZTONES "MONSTER A-GO-GO" 1995

"Heh, Heh! THE FUZZTONES in the great Rock'n'Roll tradition of the immortal (I just love that word) Phil Spectre... er, I mean Spector Christmas album, the goblins of garage grunge have conjured up 13 mouldy mantras in commemoration of EVERYONE'S favorite holiday! Slap this on the ol' hifi and watch everyone shake their BONES! Even your MUMMY! Now, thanks to the Fuzztones, every day is Halloween!!!"This LP is a collection of 60s and 60s-type monster and Halloween songs by the New York neo-60s garage band from the 80s, the Fuzztones. The Fuzztones (especially the original lineup) played 60s-style garage music, mostly covers of great stompers from the Pebbles/Back From the Grave, etc comps. If you are reading this, then you probably know what they are and who the Fuzztones were/are!
On this LP, they play tribute to the "monster" craze of the 60s, covering songs that were done by other people, like Zacherly the Cool Ghoul. (Zacherly's version of "Dinner With Drac" is WAY better than the Fuzztones' version; but kudos for giving a nod to the man!). There are all kinds of nods to to other influences, like Screaming Jay Hawkins (another one of my faves!), whom the Fuzztones got to play with, the lucky bastards!
People who are familiar with this kind of music may have heard some of these songs before, especially "I'm A Wolfman", "The Witch", and "Jack the Ripper."
All of them are great tunes. My only beef against the Fuzztones is that sometimes they could be a little too "slick" for my taste, but hey, as a fanatical lover of 60s garage and 60s monster movies & music, I am GRATEFUL that ANYBODY would do this kind of stuff.
Great stuff for discriminating monsters! - a reviewer from amazon

monstertraxfromwax:
1. Jack The Ripper 2. All Black And Hairy 3. Charlotte's Remains 4. Dinner With Drac 5. Night Of The Phantom 6. The Witch 7. Happy Halloween 8. D.O.A. 9. Cellar Dweller 10. I'm The Wolfman 11. She's My Witch 12. Goin' To A Graveyard 13. Night Of The Vampire 14. Horror Asparagus Stories 15. Bonus Track

"Teentown Hop" The Other Kings VA 1981

I CAN judge a record by looking at the COVER! Grrreat Rockabilly compilation, be sure!!!traxfromwax:
1. Teen Town Hop - Eddie M. Kinney 2. Run, Fool, Run - Bobby Lee 3. Loneley, Loneley Hearts - Jimmy Reagan 4. Pittery Pat - Davey Holt 5. Half A Heart - Billy Eldridge 6. This Little Heart - Dennis Smith 7. Please Love Me Now - Freddy Cole 8. No Reason - The Recalls 9. Love Me Baby - Chavis Brothers 10. Somebody's Got My Baby - Phil Gray 11. The Lonely Wait - The Recalls 12. Make Me Dance Little Ant - Joe Hughes 13. Please Wait For Me - Ronnie Speeks 14. She's Mine - Chuck Mills 15. She's A Square - Ray St. Germain 16. What Is Your Technique - Ronnie Speeks
ripped from vinyl in glorious monoloudarama!

THE WILDEBEESTS "Dimbo Party!" 1997

You remember last year's hot album on Sympathy, well here's the follow-up from Scotland's lairds of boss racket! A monstrous slice of trashy garage, blues, and punk rock stupidity! Featuring refugees from THEE MILKSHAKES, THE KAISERS and THE THANES, this great new album from THE WILDEBEESTS is sure to be a winner.The band consists of these three gits John Gibbs (a founding member of the Kaisers, Holly Golightly), Lenny Helsing (Thanes, Green Telescope) and last but not least Russ Wilkins (Pop Rivets, Milkshakes and Delmonas) who all cut their teeth playing raw beat music and generally causing a rumpus aurally, when their paths crossed they found that they had the same old cranky, rusty equipment plus some new(ish) shiny tunes that had accumulated along the way, the Wildebeests were born! fueled by enthusiasm, dunce caps and other ingredients, like finding out that they all shared the same attitudes and ideas when it came to what 'making a right old honest bloody racket'' was all about...and thusly the Wildebeests did verily go forth and bang , scrape, thump and twang.
Utilising the sheer sonic force of their 50 Watt P.A, 50 Watt Treble 'n' Bass and the blistering power of the 15 Watt guitar 'knee trembler' the 'Beests have stumbled through the shady underbellies of the popular music scene building a large following of like-minded 'dimbos' and 'dimbettes' both in Britain and the rest of Europe...could the world be their oyster? nope, but this doesn't deter them from jabbing a knife in it's side and trying to prise it open... - from: http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~weblink/index.htmltraxfromwax:
1. Trust In Me 2. Bloodhound 3. Underfoot And Gone 4. Come On Now 5. Hey Cassandra 6. Beeftub 7. You Were Wrong 8. Early In The Morning 9. Mind Blender 10. B.M.C. 11. Doune-Ray 12. Bubblegum Fuzz
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"Trash Box" Vol 1 - 5 - VA

"Here is the links to the five volumes of the trash box compilation. This is a mid nineties reissue of the fabulous early Pebbles compilation releases minus the Pebbles Surf LP. Enjoy!!" - Red Neckerson (link in the sitebar)The Trash Box is a 5-CD box set of mid-1960s garage rock and psychedelic rock recordings, primarily by American bands. This box set is similar to the earlier Pebbles Box (a 5-LP box set) and includes almost all of the same recordings in that box set (and in the same order), along with numerous bonus tracks at the end of each disc. Supposedly, the Trash Box collects the first five volumes of the CDs in the Pebbles series (i.e., those released by AIP Records, not to be confused with the 4 earlier CDs that were issued by ESD Records). However, as is generally true of the CD reissues of these five volumes (though not nearly to the same extent), the tracks differ significantly on all five discs as compared to both the original Pebbles LPs and the later Pebbles CDs in the corresponding volumes; and the surf rock rarities on Pebbles, Volume 4 have been eschewed entirely. Overall, there are 109 tracks in the box set (excluding the introduction and ending cuts) as compared to 101 songs on the individual CDs and 72 tracks in the Pebbles Box. Although most of the recordings on the Trash Box were released at some point on one of the individual Pebbles albums, several of the songs have not appeared elsewhere in the Pebbles series. Inexplicably, one of these songs is the well-known hit "I Fought the Law (but the Law Won)" by the Bobby Fuller Four (on Disc Four) – which is also included in the Pebbles Box – in place of the much rarer "Wine Wine Wine" by Bobby Fuller that appears on Pebbles, Volume 2. - from wikitrax Vol 1:
1. "Introduction" 2. The Litter – "Action Woman" 3. The Preachers – "Who Do You Love?" 4. Floyd Dakil Combo – "Dance Franny Dance" 5. The Shag – "Stop and Listen" 6. The Grains of Sand – "Going Away Baby" 7. The Rogues – "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" 8. The Sweet Acids – "That Creature" 9. The Soup Greens – "Like a Rolling Stone" 10. The Wig – "Cracking Up" 11. Positively 13 O'Clock – "Psychotic Reaction" 12. Kim Fowley – "The Trip" 13. Kim Fowley – "Underground Lady" 14. The Shadows of Knight – "The Potato Chip Song" 15. The Wilde Knights – "Beaver Patrol" 16. The Stoics – "Hate" 17. The Grodes – "Let's Talk About Girls" 18. The Rogues – "Wanted Dead or Alive" 19. The Third Bardo – "I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time" 20. The Fallen Angels – "Bad Woman" 21. Unknown Band – "It's the Love You Want" 22. Ground Floor People – "Walking on Eggs"
...served by Red Neckerson...

Chopper "Supersmile" 1993 - EP

Cool, Beatlesque rock from this group. Harmonies are like honey to my ears, as are all five cuts on this nice disc. Beatles meet David Cassidy meets pre-pubescent Soul Asylum. - PANDEMONIUM!, July 1994And here's another radio friendly wake up call from Chopper -- Supersmile EP, a little companion piece to the brilliant Slogans and Jingles debut LP that features 3 wonderful covers including an amazing acoustic re-working of the Buzzcocks' "Ever Fallen In Love" (Fine Young who?). The two originals will also satisfy your simple pop sweet tooth, so get on board already. - BUZZZ, 1994Robert Dietrich: Guitar, Vocals / Dean McNulty: Bass / Steven Deal: Guitar, Vocals / Nick Appleby: Bass, Slide Guitar / Walter Lawrence: Drums

trax:
01 Stuck In The Middle With You 02 She Exploded 03 Edie (Will You Marry Me?) 04 Hush Hush 05 Ever Fallen In Love
...served by anonymous...

"GOLDWAX COLLECTION" Vol 2 VA

The Goldwax Record label was formed in 1964 by Quinton M. Claunch and Rudolph V. "Doc" Russell in Memphis, Tennessee. Goldwax recorded soul music.
Quinton Claunch was born in 1922 in Tishomingo, Mississippi, and in the 1940s played in a country band on radio station WLAY in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. When he got married in 1948, he moved to Memphis and got a job as a traveling salesman, selling hardware supplies. While a salesman, he still dabbled in the music business, and he was a friend of Sam Phillips (of Sun fame). Claunch played guitar and co-wrote some songs with Bill Cantrell that were recorded on the Sun label. In 1957 he, Cantrell, and others formed the Hi Record label, but Claunch sold his interest in the label in 1959. When Doc Russell, a Memphis pharmacist, expressed an interest in forming a record label, Russell and Claunch established Goldwax. Their first record was "Darlin'" by the Lyrics, which was a good-sized regional hit.
Claunch and Russell had their biggest success with two members from a gospel group called the Redemption Harmonizers. The two, along with a songwriter, showed up on Claunch's doorstep one midnight and told Claunch they had some tapes they'd like him to hear. The first singer was O.V. Wright, who had been a member of the Sunset Travelers that recorded on the Peacock Label. They recorded Wright on a tune the songwriter of the trio -- Roosevelt Jamison -- had written called "That's How Strong My Love Is." The record was a soul music classic -- later recorded by both Otis Redding and the Rolling Stones. As the record was climbing the charts, they were notified by Don Robey of Peacock Records that O.V. Wright was under contract to Peacock as a member of the Sunset Travelers. Even though Claunch and Russell felt that Wright's contract with Peacock did not cover solo recordings, they eventually agreed to give up future rights to him in exchange for continued distribution of the single.
The other singer of the three that visited Claunch that night was James Carr. Carr began singing gospel at age eight in his hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana, and he later spent time in several gospel groups including the Harmony Echoes (along with Wright). Carr had some great soul hits for Goldwax, including "You've Got My Mind Messed Up," "Pouring Water on a Drowning Man," and the Dan Penn/Chips Moman tune "At the Dark End of the Street." Unfortunately, Carr was unprepared for success and slipped into mental illness. It became more and more difficult for him to complete a recording session, and that, coupled with the dissolution of Goldwax in 1969, effectively ended his career in the charts, although he has performed occasionally even into the 1990s. There have been many reissues of the James Carr Goldwax records. Many regard these as some of the best soul music ever recorded.
Another group recorded by Goldwax was the Ovations, with lead singer Louis Williams. Claunch and Russell recorded them on the Sam-Cooke-soundalike song "It's Wonderful to Be In Love," which made the lower reaches of the Top 30 soul charts in 1965. The Ovations went on to more success on MGM records in 1972 and 1973.
Goldwax albums were distributed by Bell Records of New York. The only known albums released by Goldwax in the United States are by James Carr (Goldwax 3001)trax:
1. Darling - The Lyrics 2. How A Woman Does Her Man - The Lyrics 3. The Side Wind - The Lyrics 4. Crying Baby, Baby, Baby - Percy Milem 5. I Don't Know What You've Got - Percy Milem 6. She's A Mover - Percy Milem 7. I Slipped A Little - Percy Milem 8. I'm Crying Over You - Percy Milem 9. That's How Strong My Love Is - O.V. Wright 10. There Goes My Used To Be - O.V. Wright 11. Love Me - Phillip & The Faithfuls 12. I Do - The Vel Tones 13. Toddlin' - Gene "Bowlegs" Miller 14. Some Other Time - Eddie Jefferson 15. Have Some Boogaloo - Timmy Thomas 16. It's My Life - Timmy Thomas 17. Whole Lot Of Shakin' Goin' On - Timmy Thomas 18. Unlovable - Barbara Perry 19. You Ain't Woman Enough - Barbara Perry 20. I Ain't Gonna Cheat No More - Wee Willie Walker 21. I Don't Want To Take A Chance - Wee Willie Walker
...served by Gyro1966...

"SHUFFLE TOWN" Western Swing On King 1946-1950

24 track collection of high-powered, mostly California-recorded Western Swing, drawn from that music's peak post-war years & released on the legendary King & DeLuxe labels; features Jimmy Wyble, Jimmie Widener, Billy Hughes, Paul Howard, Ocie Stockard, Boots Woodall & others.(Venerable Music) (This collection is hard to find and is long out of print)trax:
1. Huntin' Business All The Time - Jimmy Wyble & His Rifftette 2. You Better Wake Up Babe - Jimmie Widener 3. I've Got The Hesitation Blues - Jimmie Widener 4. Texas Boogie (Alternate Take) - Paul Howard & His Arkansas Cotton Pickers 5. You Can Stay At Home - Jimmie Widener 6. Come A Little Bit Closer - Jimmie Widener 7. Opa Blues - Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers 8. Rattle Snakin' Daddy - Boots Woodall & His Radio Wranglers 9. Taking My Time - Jimmy Wyble & His Rifftette 10. I Hear You Knockin' - Jimmie Widener 11. Don't Bother Me - Jimmie Widener 12. Cow Town Boogie - Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers 13. No More Blues - Jimmy Wyble & His Rifftette 14. Shuffle Town - Jimmie Widener 15. Let's Call It Over Now - Jimmie Widener 16. Twin Guitar Polka - Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers 17. Since You've Been Gone (Alternate Take) - Boots Woodall & His Radio Wranglers 18. That's My Lindy Lou - Jimmie Widener 19. I'll Be Satisfied - Jimmie Widener 20. Cocaine Blues - Billy Hughes 21. Goodbye My Heart - Jimmy Wyble & His Rifftette 22. Things Are Not Quite The Same - Jimmie Widener 23. Nobody Cares - Ocie Stockard & His Wanderers 24. The Boogie's Fine Tonight - Paul Howard & His Arkansas Cotton Pickers
...served by Gyro1966...

"GOLDWAX COLLECTION" Vol 1 VA

The Goldwax Record label was formed in 1964 by Quinton M. Claunch and Rudolph V. "Doc" Russell in Memphis, Tennessee. Goldwax recorded soul music.
Quinton Claunch was born in 1922 in Tishomingo, Mississippi, and in the 1940s played in a country band on radio station WLAY in Muscle Shoals, Alabama. When he got married in 1948, he moved to Memphis and got a job as a traveling salesman, selling hardware supplies. While a salesman, he still dabbled in the music business, and he was a friend of Sam Phillips (of Sun fame). Claunch played guitar and co-wrote some songs with Bill Cantrell that were recorded on the Sun label. In 1957 he, Cantrell, and others formed the Hi Record label, but Claunch sold his interest in the label in 1959. When Doc Russell, a Memphis pharmacist, expressed an interest in forming a record label, Russell and Claunch established Goldwax. Their first record was "Darlin'" by the Lyrics, which was a good-sized regional hit.
Claunch and Russell had their biggest success with two members from a gospel group called the Redemption Harmonizers. The two, along with a songwriter, showed up on Claunch's doorstep one midnight and told Claunch they had some tapes they'd like him to hear. The first singer was O.V. Wright, who had been a member of the Sunset Travelers that recorded on the Peacock Label. They recorded Wright on a tune the songwriter of the trio -- Roosevelt Jamison -- had written called "That's How Strong My Love Is." The record was a soul music classic -- later recorded by both Otis Redding and the Rolling Stones. As the record was climbing the charts, they were notified by Don Robey of Peacock Records that O.V. Wright was under contract to Peacock as a member of the Sunset Travelers. Even though Claunch and Russell felt that Wright's contract with Peacock did not cover solo recordings, they eventually agreed to give up future rights to him in exchange for continued distribution of the single.
The other singer of the three that visited Claunch that night was James Carr. Carr began singing gospel at age eight in his hometown of Shreveport, Louisiana, and he later spent time in several gospel groups including the Harmony Echoes (along with Wright). Carr had some great soul hits for Goldwax, including "You've Got My Mind Messed Up," "Pouring Water on a Drowning Man," and the Dan Penn/Chips Moman tune "At the Dark End of the Street." Unfortunately, Carr was unprepared for success and slipped into mental illness. It became more and more difficult for him to complete a recording session, and that, coupled with the dissolution of Goldwax in 1969, effectively ended his career in the charts, although he has performed occasionally even into the 1990s. There have been many reissues of the James Carr Goldwax records. Many regard these as some of the best soul music ever recorded.
Another group recorded by Goldwax was the Ovations, with lead singer Louis Williams. Claunch and Russell recorded them on the Sam-Cooke-soundalike song "It's Wonderful to Be In Love," which made the lower reaches of the Top 30 soul charts in 1965. The Ovations went on to more success on MGM records in 1972 and 1973.
Goldwax albums were distributed by Bell Records of New York. The only known albums released by Goldwax in the United States are by James Carr [Goldwax 3001 and 3002]. There was a Goldwax Ovations' album issued in Japan; the number was 3003. Whether this album was ever released in the United States during the 1960s is unknown. The label was dissolved in 1969 due to personal differences between Claunch and Russell.

trax:
1. The Dark End Of The Street - James Carr 2. That's The Way Love Turned Out For Me - James Carr 3. Pouring Water On A Drowning Man - James Carr 4. These Ain't Raindrops - James Carr 5. It's Wonderful To Be In Love - The Ovations 6. I'm Living Good - The Ovations 7. I Like Summertime - The Ovations 8. Take Me Just As I Am - Spencer Wiggins 9. Soul City U.S.A. - Spencer Wiggins 10. Let's Talk It Over - Spencer Wiggins 11. Love Attack - Spencer Wiggins 12. Crying Baby, Baby, Baby - Percy Milem 13. Call On Me - Percy Milem 14. So Hard To Get Along - The Lyrics 15. Good Times - George & Greer 16. You Didn't Know It But You Had Me - George & Greer 17. When You Look In The Mirror - Eddie Jefferson 18. From Warm To Cool - Wee Willie Walker 19. There Goes My Used To Be - Wee Willie Walker
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CHOPPER "Slogans And Jingles" 1993

TOP OF THE POPS - 50 ESSENTIAL U.S. POWER POP ALBUMS
This one's a big, fat, juicy slice of pure pop fun, owing musical debts not only to the Fab Four, but also to the Zombies and bubblegum. Chopper's majordomos Steven Deal and Robert Dietrich abandoned the power-chorded Who-isms of their first release in favor of the almighty jangle, with smile-inducing results. "Is it love Inside?!?!" is a treat, with an opening riff that recalls "The Rapper" by the Jaggerz, while "Swirling Girl" has a joyous, poppy vibe to it. A cover of the Records' "Same Mistakes" is a nice touch also. Deal: "We were so excited and inspired to do the 'perfect pop album' that I think we came close, or as close as we could. Our goal was to try and do a PET SOUNDS, RUBBER SOUL, or ODESSEY AND ORACLE, which is why in retrospect some of the tracks are almost tributes to the music we love." - GOLDMINE MAGAZINEtrax:
1. 01 Slogans And Jingles 02 Emma Snowball 03 Tripping On You 04 Why Does It Rain? 05 Swirling Girl 06 I Could Do Better Things 07 Is It Love Inside? 08 But It Doesn't Make A Difference 09 Rich Kid 10 If You Knew Susie 11 The Same Mistakes 12 Edie (Will You Marry Me?) 13 she exploded 14 it's just my way 15 Things Have Changed
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"SOUTHERN SOUL STOCK" - Vol. 2 (Chess Southern Soul)

traxfromwax:
1. have pity on me - Billy Young 2. you left the water running - Billy Young 3. can you be a one man woman - Sam Dees 4. put you back in your place - Sam Dees 5. maryanna - Sam Dees 6. love starvation - Sam Dees 7. i'm gonna start a war - Barbara & The Browns 8. too much - The Entertainers 9. i tried to tell you - The Entertainers 10. i don't want to have to wait - Barbara & The Browns 11. plenty of room - Barbara & The Browns 12. to know i can't touch - Barbara & The Browns 13. tell him tonight - William Bollinger 14. you can lead your woman to the altar - William Bollinger
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"All These Things" - VA

"Hi Ryp! here is a comp of New Orleans tunes released on Bandy! covers included." - Red Neckerson (link in the sitebar)trax:
1. All These Things - Art Neville 2. Lover Of Loves - Lee Dorsey 3. Something You Got - Chris Kenner 4. Pass The Hatchet - Roger And The Gypsies 5. It Do Me Good - The Pitter Men 6. I've Done It Again - Aaron Neville 7. Young Man Old Man - The Stokes 8. Land Of 1000 Dances - Chris Kenner 9. Lottie Mo - Leo Dorsey 10. New Kind Of Love - Willie Harper 11. I'm Gonna Put Some Hurt On You - Raymond Lewis 12. Come On Home - Ernie K Doe
...served by Red Neckerson (link in the sitebar)...

"SOUTHERN SOUL STOCK" Vol. 1 (Chess Southern Soul)

traxfromwax:
1. without a woman - Kip Anderson 2. a knife and a fork - Kip Anderson 3. take it like a man - Kip Anderson 4. i wanna be the only one - Kip Anderson 5. a lucky loser - Willie Walker 6. from warm to cool to cold - Willie Walker 7. if that don't make you cry - Kip Anderson 8. you name it, i've had it - Willie Walker 9. nothing can separate us - Willie Walker 10. you're running too fast - Willie Walker 11. here i am - Kip Anderson 12. i get carried away - Kip Anderson 13. woman how do you make me love you - Kip Anderson 14. tell her i love her - Kip Anderson
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"BANG BANG ROCK AND ROLL!!!" VA

A real Desperate Rock ‘n’ Roll - style compilation with 18 solid tracks! This out of print comp will drive you wild.traxfromwax:
1. confusion - Lee McBride 2. rompin' - The Torquays 3. bonie moronie - Jan & The Torquays 4. going to have a party - Don Jobe & The Ghosters 5. bang band - Tommy Moreland 6. rockin' country fever - The Morris Brothers 7. it ain't a big thing - Denny Noie & The Catalinas 8. you're not mine - Herold White & His Country Masters 9. oo-wee baby - Willie Ward & The Warblers 10. rough cut - Johnny & The Roccas 11. hep cat - Larry Terry 12. i've got it - Ralph 13. big berry (boss man guitar) - Big Daddy G. 14. gonna take my guitar - Bobby Hodge & The Rainbow Rangers 15. hold it - Buddy Starr & The Starliners 16. cut that out - Dee Rogers & The Nitehawks 17. blues around my head - Buddy Starr & The Starliners 18. love my numbers - Eddy Clermont
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Alpha Safari "Comercial Suicide"

"Hi RYP. Dunno if this is quite your cup of tea, but... I find this sound to be somewhat close to early Nirvana (yea, 90's hit band, not the real 60's acid scorcher) meets Shellac meets Helmet meets early Stone Temple Pilots. So you could expect something quite different from these guys, but still, this is worth of giving it a try." - SuicidekinGThe story of Alpha Safari started when lead vocalist Patrik Wiréns previous band Misery Loves Co split up in the year 2000. Together with Entombed guitarist Ufo Cederlund and the rhythm section of Patrik Thorngren (bass) and Olle Dahlstedt (drums) the four of them began playing together as Washoe and soon did a few shows in the Stockholm area. Their first demo, with songs like "Björklinge" and "It wasn't designed for us", spawned great reviews from the most conservative of rock & indie critics before the band changed their name to Alpha Safari. Their debut, "Commercial Suicide", will be released August 18 (2004) in Scandinavia. USA and Europe will follow shortly after. - From "Threeman" label webpage (i added 2004, since this was not released elsewhere...)

Line-Up:
Patrik Wirén: vocals, Ufo Cederlund: guitar, Patrik, Thorngren: bass, Olle Dahlstedt: drums

trax:
01 Outsing The Pigs 02 Disappear 03 Doing It Cause I Can 04 Commercial Suicide 05 The Next Attack 06 Björkline 07 Almost Alright 08 Borderline 09 As The City Falls On My Feet 10 Airplanes 11 GO 12 Teenage Stupidity
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Kaleidoscope "Tangerine Dream" 1967

"Even better.. I made this second upload of "today", for all of you real 60's freaks. I bought this from local fleamarket for 4€, but that was years ago." - SuicidekinGtrax:
01 Kaleidoscope 02 Please Excuse My Face 03 Dive into Yesterday 04 Mr. Small, the Watch Repairer Man 05 Flight from Ashiya 06 The Murder of Lewis Tollani 07 (Further Reflection) In the Room of Percussion 08 Dear Nellie Goodrich 09 Holidaymaker 10 A Lesson Perhaps 11 The Sky Children 12 Flight from Ashiya (live BBC 1967) 13 The Murder of Lewis Tollani (live BBC 1967) 14 A Dream for Julie (live BBC 1968) 15 Dive into Yesterday (live BBC 1968)
...served by SuicidekinG...

"18 RARE ROCKIN’ JEWELS" VA

A rock-solid collection of rare 50’s rockers. Fans of Desperate Rock ‘n’ Roll series will love this. Tons of highlights here, including the original version of “Tally Ho” that was later covered by The Dave & Deke Combo. But the rest of this LP is just as strong, so start blasting it now!traxfromwax:
1. rock and roll ruby - Ted Daigle & The Midnighters 2. miss mary - Bobby Lee & The Blue Dots 3. i'm gonna tell on you - John Henry & The Steel Drivers 4. night rider - The Night Riders 5. willie, willie, willie - Marshall Ray Walters 6. mean woman blues - Jim Johnson & The Starlighters 7. i never knew what love could do - Curtis Lee 8. rockin' dance - Jerry & The Capris 9. i'll move along - Red Lewis & The Rockin' Robins 10. call my name - Ken Howell & The Saints 11. baby what am i gonna do - Smookey Armen & The Schooners 12. i gotta go - Johnny Dove
13. sail on - Dan Smith & The Planeteers 14. evil train - The Bredley Boys 15. tally ho - Ernie Nowlin & The Blue Shadow Boys 16. romp & stomp - Billy Barnett w/Keith Kolby & The Desert Sons 17. magic city rock - The Tri-Tones 18. she's all mine - Chuck Tyler
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"ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MAMAS" Vol. 4 - 1994 VA

Another strong selection of R&B rockin’ mamas from the late 50’s to the early sixties! From the jump blues and doo-wop of the early-to-mid fifties to the birth-of-soul sounds of the end of the decade, the "Rock 'n' Roll Mamas" series is dedicated to unearthing some of the better but lesser-known examples of the female R&B genre.trax:
1. Crazy Little Baby - Shirley Gunter 2. Come On Little Boy - June Bateman 3. Come On, Come On, Come On - Tiny Topsy 4. Ain't Gonna Tell - Dessa Ray 5. Slow, Smooth, And Easy - Anita Tucker 6. Think It Over Baby - Pearl Galloway 7. Miss Good Blues - Mamie Thomas 8. If (I Could Be With You) - Miss La-Vell 9. Baby I'm Yours - Vikki Nelson 10. If You'll Be True - Dimples Harris 11. I'm A Little Mixed Up - Betty James 12. That's The Way Love Goes - Margie Day 13. Get With It - Pearl Galloway 14. Without Your Love - Luvenia Eaton 15. Mr. Thrill - Mildred Jones 16. You Must Come In At The Door - Ruth McFadden 17. A Little You - Dakota Staton 18. You'll Never Know - Eva Foster 19. I Diddie Dum Dum (Diddie Yum Dee) - Linda Hopkins 20. Things Done In The Dark (Are Bound To Come To Light) - Peggy Saunders 21. If You Don't Know What You're Doing - Vicki Evans 22. Don't Forget - Lady Nell 23. Please Be True - Sugar Pie w/Preston Love 24. Can't Eat, Can't Sleep - Dolores Ware
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THEE FLYING DUTCHMEN "Thee Caveman Sessions" LP 2003

YES!!! From out the caves they come!! RAW!! SAVAGE!! A masterpiece of pure amateurish enthusiasm!! Their cornball charm and witful anecdotes betwixt songs blend comedy and rock & roll together in perfect harmony BLAH! BLAH!! RECORDED INNA CAVE!! More static per square inch on this raunchy thriller!! YOU DIG TRASH?? NONE TRASHY-ER!!! OOK! OOK!! - from: http://www.boomboomcastle.com/records.htmThere aren't many bands that can even come close to the great sound of the Mummies or Supercharger. God knows many have tried. Thee Flying Dutchmen manage to get some similar frolicking garage music blazing through some cheap shitty recordings. It should sound like a disaster, but this is one cool record.

traxfromwax:
1. On Fire 2. Like A King 3. Heart Of Stone 4. I'll Steal You 5. Going Home 6. A Certain Girl 7. Shout Pt. 1 8. Shout Pt. 2 9. Youngblood 10. Black Cat 11. Run & Hide 12. Chills & Fever 13. Thirteen Women 14. Make You Beg
...originally served by Bucephallus...

Tuff Darts! "Tuff Darts!" 1978

Back in 1978 when The Ramones and The Sex Pistols were all the rage, there was another punk rock group that dented the charts. Tuff Darts! Headed up by lead guitarist Jeff Salen, this cult favorite made only one album, featuring hard driving punk/pop songs. Fans have been screamin' for this one!I first became aware of this band when I was in Junior High School. It was the late 70's, folks were mainly into Disco. After seeing the Sex Pistols on Good Morning America, I was drawn into the world of Punk Rock, never to return! Now, as I near the age of 40, I'm reminded of one of my all time favorite records! Tuff Darts was a major inspiration for me in my youth (says something about me, eh?). I can still remember all the lyrics to "your love is like nuclear waste" and "rats". I got my vinyl from, believe it or not, the Columbia Record Club! Got it with Never Mind the Bollucks! Amazing! Still have it somewhere! - Jason "mcdeavitt2" (Lincoln, NE United States)Tuff Darts:
Tuff Tommy Frenzy: vox / Tuff Jeff Salen: guitar / Tuff Bobby Butani: guitar / Tuff John De Salvo: bass / Tuff Johnny “Bullet” Morelli: drums

traxfromwax:
1. Rats 2. Who's Been Sleeping Here? 3. Here Comes Trouble 4. She's Dead 5. Phone Booth Man (P.B.M.) 6. (Your Love Is Like) Nuclear Waste 7. My Guitar Lies Bleeding In My Arms 8. Love & Trouble 9. Head Over Heels 10. Slash 11. Fun City 12. All For The Love Of Rock & Roll

The Stunt Doubles "Sea of Graves" 2006

"RYP, I've been to your site a number of times and have always been stoked to be able to replace some worn out vinyl I once had or to discover something new. So I figured I'd give a little back and send out a link to my band, The Stunt Doubles' latest (and last) album, Sea of Graves. We're from the Cape Fear pennisula (aka Wilmington, NC USA). We played a mix of surf-instro/cowpunk. So check it out, any comments (good or bad) are welcome. If you like it enough to want to buy one, go to www.myspace.com/thestuntdoubles and we'll set it up. Thanks again for some great tunes!!""Up from the waters of the Cape Fear comes The Stunt Doubles. A four piece band with a recipe for cowpunk. Take one part first wave L.A. punk ferocity of bands such as The Gun Club, X, and The Bags. Add a heaping helping of the surf-guitar frenzy of Dick Dale and Man or Astroman. Add a dash of outlaw country; and top it all off with influences of surfing, skating, fishing and the Carolina coastal history that follows close behind. Composed of 13 songs, Sea of Graves is the painting of a Cape Fear Cowpunk soundscape, featuring tales of swashbuckling corsairs, backwoods swamp juju, matadors and mariachis; and no-count women and the men who kill them.“The Stunt Doubles:
Ben: vocals, bass / Drake: guitar, vocals / Dean: drums, vocals / Brooks: guitar

trax:
1. green swamp juju 2. hard headed 3. dead or alive 4. gravity not included 5. sea of graves 6. captain ahab 7. wingman 8. swing by sundown 9. cigarrettes and cheap hotels 10. quarantine me 11. return of the mariachi 12. eternally yours 13. i'm gone
...originally served by the Stunt Doubles...

"ROCK ‘N’ ROLL MAMAS" Vol. 3 - 1994 VA

More great yet obscure 50’s R&B by some real tough mamas! From the jump blues and doo-wop of the early-to-mid fifties to the birth-of-soul sounds of the end of the decade, the "Rock 'n' Roll Mamas" series is dedicated to unearthing some of the better but lesser-known examples of the female R&B genre.trax:
1. Get High - La Melle Prince 2. Teen-Age Ball - Carmen Taylor 3. Till The Clowns Come Home - Kitty Noble 4. Call His Name - Christine Kitrell 5. Toodle Luddle Baby - Chubby Newsom 6. Baby I'm Tired - Bobbie James 7. It Ain't To Play With - Sheryl Crowley 8. 22 Minutes - Lillian Childs 9. Teen-Age Love - Miss La-Vell 10. Possum Belly Overalls - June Bateman 11. Comfort In My Heart - Bea Booker 12. Get In And Shut The Door - Gay Charmers 13. So Much Rockin' To Do - Diana Cole 14. Unchain My Heart - Gladys Patrick 15. Queen Bee - Bee Bee Queen 16. Georgia Mule - June Bateman 17. Dumplin' Dumplin' - Margie Day 18. Ring-Aling-Aling (Let The Wedding Bells Ring) - Anita Tucker 19. Mad Nervous Woman - Jewell Gilbert 20. Wait And See - Beverly Ann Gibson 21. Take Your Time - Zilla Mays 22. I Know - Angel Face 23. La De Do De Do (Honey Bug Song) - Sherry Washington 24. Give Me True Love - Joannie Mae Matthews
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Ronnie Spector "She Talks To Rainbows" 1999 - EP

"Greetings RYP! Here's a link to another rock'n'roll mama, Ronnie Spector's "She Talks To Rainbows" EP. Great record this! It was released in 1999 and co-produced by Joey Ramone. Probably the best thing Ms Spector has done since her days with the Ronnettes.
"She talks to birds she talks to angels
she talks to trees she talks to bees
She don't talk to me." - Tiger TigerThis is an EP by the former lead singer of the Ronettes. It was produced by Joey Ramone and Daniel Rey, and includes covers of two Ramones songs, a Beach Boys song and a Johnny Thunders song, as well as a live version of the old Ronettes song "I Wish I Never Saw the Sunshine". Ronnie can still sing, and this is a fun, albeit short, CD. Joey Ramone duets with Ronnie on "Bye Bye Baby" and contributes harmony vocals to the end of "You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory". Ronnie Spector fans, or Joey Ramone fans for that matter, should enjoy this CD. - By Johnny Heering "trivia buff" (Bethel, CT United States)

trax:
01 She Talks To Rainbows 02 Don't Worry Baby 03 You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory 04 Bye Bye Baby 05 I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine
...served by Tiger Tiger...
"You Can't Put Your Arms Around A Memory" - think, the last post on the gone TwilightZone is a good start for the new!

"Blastered" - A Musical Tribute To The Blasters

"Ryp, Here's a "House Warming" gift... please post and best wishes!!
Regards," Mredondo
"This is a healing plaster on my wound! Thank you very much, Doctor Redondo!" - RYPtrax:
1. American Music - Blacktop Rockets 2. Blue Shadows - The Grandsons 3. I Don't Want To - Barn Burners 4. So Long Baby Goodbye - Lucky 7 5. Red Rose - Josie Kreuzer & Hot Rod Lincoln 6. Marie Marie - Billy Hancock 7. No Other Girl - Original Sinners 8. Trouble Bound - Tom Clifford & The Alvin City Limits 9. Help You Dream - King Kerosene 10. This Is It - Sloe Gin Joes 11. Long White Cadillac - The Tone Popes 12. Rock 'n' Roll Will Stand - Jumpin' Jupiter 13. Barn Burnin' - The Sabrejets 14. Hey Girl - Libbi Bosworth 15. Border Radio - Hot Rod Lincoln 16. Flat Top Joint - Highway 13 17. One More Dance - Crescent City Maulers 18. So Long Baby Goodbye - Last Train Home
...served by Mredondo...