trax:
1. Boot Hill - Sly Williams 2. I Believe In A Woman - Sly Williams 3. Weekly Blues - Lafayette Thomas 4. The Thing - Lafayette Thomas 5. You Know You Don't Want Me - Mojo Watson 6. Screamin' And Hollerin' The Blues no.2 - The Masked Marvel's Buddy 7. Yea, Yea - Earl Hooker 8. Do The Chicken - Earl Hooker 9. All Last Night - George Smith 10. Your Car Machine - Guitar Tommy Moore 11. I Ain't Botherin' Nobody - Guitar Tommy Moore 12. Cummins Prison - Calvin Leavy 13. I Kept On Trying - Mojo Watson 14. Look-A-There - Mojo Watson
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"My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama"
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gitit! no pw
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Expiring links - Loma - A Soul Music Love Affair - Volumes 1-4 + Artwork
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Fabulous collection for soul lovers with a good sprinkling of unreleased tracks from the vaults!
RYP thanks for My Guitar Wants to Kill Your Mama. Had it years ago and it got wiped out in a pc crash.
BONUS 1 OF 6 @320
PopCycles Vol. 8
Pop Cycles takes the listener on a ride through toy town, pop beat, soft pop and early 70s underground.
Pop Cycles CDR compiled by erstwhile record collector and Shindig magazine reviewer Paul Martin. Volume 8 is now circulating among fellow collectors and lovers of the more off-beat sounds from the world of underground and obscure pop 45s and album tracks.
(For fans of Soft Sounds For Gentle People and the Fading Yellow comps)
The liners are well researched and informative.
1 The Fortunes Painting a Shadow
2 Tapestry Miss Julie's Private School
3 Kate Empty World
4 Ariel Little Children
5 Mike Tingley Twenty Seven Floors
6 Jeff Beck Tallyman
7 City Zu Too Much, Too Soon, Too Fast
8 Marc Hamilton Tapis Magique (Magic Carpet)
9 Ganimian and His Oriental Music Come with Me to the Kasbah
10 The Challengers Man From U.N.C.L.E
11 Sasha Caro Grade 3, Section 2
12 Paradise Hammer You Got Me in
13 Sounds of Silence Mary’s Got a Daisy
14 Les Payne I Can’t Help to Feel the Love
15 Zion de Gallier Winter Will Be Cold
16 Monopoly It Isn’t Easy
17 John Damascus Been Happening
18 Kate Sweet Li
19 The Challangers Streets of London
20 The Rooney Brothers Just a Friend
21 The Appalachians Look Away
22 Kate Hold Me Now
23 Colin Giffin When I Was Young
24 Tapestry Circles Within a Square
25 Circus I Need Your Love
26 Jeronimo Hey Na
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INFO
http://expo67-cavestones.blogspot.com/2007/03/pop-cycles-volume-5-cdr.html
BONUS 2 OF 6 @320
Elvis Costello - Out Of Our Idiot 1982-1987 Rare & Unreleased (1987)
Following in the tradition of Taking Liberties and Ten Bloody Marys & Ten How's Your Fathers, Out of Our Idiot compiles 21 rarities Elvis Costello released during the early and mid-'80s, usually under pseudonyms. Many of these songs are collaborations -- "Seven Day Weekend" is a rollicking duet with Jimmy Cliff; Elvis sings "Baby It's You" with Nick Lowe; Costello and T-Bone Burnett form the Coward Brothers -- hence the album's billing as a "various-artists" record, which is indicative of its freewheeling, goofy humor. Even with a cover of Richard Thompson's harrowing "Withered and Died," Out of Our Idiot is pure fun, and it's not just for collectors. Costello's throwaways are frequently excellent, whether it's covers (Yoko Ono's "Walking on Thin Ice," Smokey Robinson's "From Head to Toe," "So Young"), genre exercises, jokes, or full-fledged songs. Most of the songs on Out of Our Idiot were later included as bonus tracks in the Demon/Rykodisc reissue series, but this remains the only place "Little Goody Two Shoes" (a working version of "Inch by Inch") is available. Besides, it's a great listen in its own right. (Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Allmusic)
Outtakes? These are the songs that didn't make it to the official releases. Even Elvis's outtakes are better than most bands best efforts. 'Turning The Town Red' is a radio classic (that has never been played on the radio). 'Black Sails In The Sunset' is a beautiful pop song. 'The Flirting Kind', 'Heathen Town', etc. As a songwriter myself, I could only hope that my work measures up to Elvis's outtakes. Elvis is a master songwriter who has written so many great tunes that he can allow some of them to never see the light of day. I'm going to go through his trash cans and a probably find enough material to launch my own career. Thanks Elvis. (Record Runner)
1 Jimmy Cliff with Elvis Costello & The Attractions Seven Day Weekend
2 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Turning The Town Red
3 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Heathen Town
4 The Coward Brothers The People's Limousine
5 Elvis Costello & The Attractions So Young
6 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Little Goody Two Shoes
7 Elvis Costello American Without Tears
8 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Get Yourself Another Fool
9 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Walking On Thin Ice
10 The Imposter Withered And Died
11 Elvis Costello Blue Chair
12 Nick Lowe & Elvis Costello Baby It's You
13 Elvis Costello & The Attractions From Head To Toe
14 Elvis Costello & The Confederates Shoes Without Heels
15 The Costello Show Feat. The Attractions & Confederates Baby's Got A Brand New Hairdo
16 Elvis Costello & The Attractions The Flirting Kind
17 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Black Sails In The Sunset
18 The McManus Gang A Town Called A Big Nothing
19 Elvis Costello & The Attractions Big Sister
20 Napoleon Dynamite & The Royal Guard Imperial Bedroom
21 The Emotional Toothpaste The Stamping Ground
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/out-of-our-idiot-mw0000194526
https://www.amazon.com/Out-Idiot-Elvis-Costello-Attractions/dp/B000001174
BONUS 3 OF 6 @320
Sun Ra - Singles; The Definitive 45s Collection 1952-1991 (2016)
The set contains much of Ra's more accessible work, making it an excellent (and very generous) introduction for newcomers, but there's also plenty of material that might've escaped notice from longtime fans.
In addition to hundreds of studio albums, live recordings, and compilations, the Sun Ra discography also contains dozens of singles, many of them dating from the early days of the artist's career, before he really took off for the outer cosmos. His singles have been collected before, particularly on the 1996 double CD The Singles, issued by Evidence Records. Strut's 2016 collection contains three discs' worth of material, but it isn't just a reissue of the previous set with a bonus disc tacked on. This one includes recordings that were unearthed since the '90s, including plenty of spoken word pieces. (Norton Records has released several LPs and singles of Ra's "Space Poetry" since the 2000s.) Not everything from the previous set is included -- the older one had a few more alternate versions as well as songs recorded with singer Juanita Rogers and bluesman Lacy Gibson (Ra's brother-in-law) that are missing here. Everything that is included, however, is completely essential. (Allmusic)
The immense output of Sun Ra and his many backing bands, coupled with the limited production of many of his releases has long defied dedicated collectors. Parallel to a vast list of LP releases, Sun Ra released numerous 45 RPM singles; one-off meteorites from his prolific cosmic journey. Working closely with Sun Ra LLC and Art Yard Records, it is with great pride that Strut presents a definitive collection of the rare singles released by Sun Ra across his illustrious career, spanning 1952 to 1991.
Released prolifically during the 1950s and more sporadically thereafter, primarily on the Saturn label, the 45s trace the development of Sun Ra’s forward-thinking “Space-Bop” and his unique take on jazz and blues traditions which remains unlike anything else from the period. As with his LPs, most 45s were only pressed in small runs and have since become extremely rare and sought after. Some have only been discovered in physical form in recent years; some were planned and penciled but allegedly never made it to vinyl and some appeared as one-off magazine singles and posthumous releases. (The Guardian)
CD1
1 Sun Ra I Am an Instrument
2 Sun Ra I Am Strange
3 Sun Ra with Nu Sounds Chicago USA
4 Sun Ra & the Nu Sounds Spaceship Lullaby
5 The Cosmic Rays with Sun Ra and Arkestra Daddy's Gonna Tell You No Lie (Demo Version)
6 The Nu Sounds with Sun Ra and Arkestra A Foggy Day
7 Billie Hawkins with Sun-Ra & His Orchestra I'm Coming Home
8 Billie Hawkins with Sun-Ra & His Orchestra Last Call for Love
9 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Soft Talk
10 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Super Blonde
11 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Saturn
12 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Call for All Demons
13 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Demon's Lullaby
14 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Supersonic Jazz (Super Blonde)
15 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Medicine for a Nightmare
16 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Urnack
17 The Qualities It's Christmas Time
18 The Qualities Happy New Year to You!
19 Yochanan with Sun Ra & His Rays of Jazz M Uck M Uck (Matt Matt)
20 Yochanan with Sun Ra & His Rays of Jazz Hot Skillet Moma
21 Sun Ra & the Cosmic Rays Bye Bye (45 RPM Version)
22 Sun Ra & the Cosmic Rays Somebody's in Love
23 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Hours After
24 Sun Ra & His Myth Science Arkestra Great Balls of Fire
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BONUS 3 OF 6 @320 (PT. 2)
Sun Ra - Singles; The Definitive 45s Collection 1952-1991 (2016)
CD2
1 Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity October
2 Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Adventure in Space
3 The Cosmic Rays with Sun Ra and Arkestra Dreaming
4 Sun Ra & the Cosmic Rays Daddy‚s Gonna Tell You No Lie
5 Hattye Randolph with Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra Round Midnight (Take 3)
6 Hattye Randolph with Sun Ra & His Astro Infinity Arkestra Back in Your Own Back Yard (Take 1)
7 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Saturn
8 Le Sun Ra & His Arkestra Velvet
9 Yochanan with Sun Ra & His Arkestra The Sun One
10 Yochanan with Sun Ra & His Arkestra Message to Earthman (Alternate Take)
11 Yochanan with Sun Ra & His Arkestra The Sun Man Speaks
12 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Space Loneliness
13 Sun Ra & His Arkestra State Street
14 Sun Ra & His Arkestra The Blue Set
15 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Big City Blues
16 Sun Ra & His Arkestra feat. Pat Patrick A Blue One
17 Sun Ra & His Arkestra feat. Pat Patrick Orbitration in Blue
18 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Out There a Minute
19 Little Mack with Sun Ra & His Arkestra Tell Her to Come Home
20 Little Mack with Sun Ra & His Arkestra I'm Making Believe
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CD3
1 Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra The Bridge
2 Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra Rocket #9
3 Sun Ra & His Astro-Solar-Infinity Arkestra Blues On Planet Mars
4 Sun Ra & His Astro-Solar-Infinity Arkestra Saturn Moon
5 Sun Ra & His Astro-Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra Journey to Saturn
6 Sun Ra Enlightenment
7 Sun Ra & His Astro-Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra I'm Gonna Unmask the Batman
8 Sun Ra & His Astro-Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra The Perfect Man
9 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Love in Outer Space
10 Sun Ra & His Arkestra Mayan Temple
11 Sun Ra Quartet Sky Blues
12 Sun Ra Quartet Disco 2021
13 Sun Ra Rough House Blues
14 Sun Ra Cosmo-Extensions
15 Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra Quest
16 Sun Ra & His Outer Space Arkestra Outer Space Plateau
17 Sun Ra Arkestra Nuclear War
18 Sun Ra Arkestra Sometimes I'm Happy
19 Sun Ra Arkestra On Jupiter / Cosmo Drama (Prophetika 1)
20 Sun Ra Arkestra Cosmo Drama (Prophetika 2)
21 Sun Ra I Am the Instrument
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INFO
http://www.strut-records.com/pre-order-struts-definitive-collection-of-sun-ras-rare-45-rpm-singles/
http://www.allmusic.com/album/singles-the-definitive-45s-collection-1952-1991-mw0002989857
BONUS 4 OF 6 @320
Johnny Adams - Man Of My Word (1998)
udging by this, his last recording, Johnny Adams had a lot of music left in him when he died at age 67. As with all of his remarkably consistent Rounder efforts, Man of My Word is marked by conscientious song selection, expert backing, and, foremost, Adams's absolutely commanding vocals. With producer Scott Billington back at the helm, and backed by a crack session crew led by fellow New Orleans stalwart Walter "Wolfman" Washington, Adams tackles this selection of soul tunes with characteristic verve and savvy; the man simply didn't have it in him to sing a note carelessly. Highlights here include Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham's Memphis-styled "It Tears Me Up," Bobby Charles's easy-grooving "I Don't Want to Know," and the gospel closer, "Never Alone." But it's all good. It really is. --Steven Stolder
Adams kept cranking out solo albums for the Rounder imprint and this one was the ninth such effort, finding him in tip-top shape vocally and in full command of his consummate powers. In addition to top-notch new material from Dan Penn ("It Ain't the Same Thing"), Carson Whitsett ("Bulldog Break His Chain"), Bobby Charles ("I Don't Want to Know") and Jonnie Barnett ("Going Out of My Mind Sale"), Adams takes on William Bell's "You Don't Miss Your Water," Brook Benton's "Looking Back" and Percy Sledge's "It Tears Me Up." Closing out the album is a duet with Aaron Neville on the gospel chestnut "Never Alone." (Cub Koda, Allmusic)
1
Even Now
Composed By – Buddy Flett, David Egan
5:27
2
It Ain't The Same Thing
Composed By – Carson Whitsett, Dan Penn, Jonnie Barnett
4:13
3
This Time I'm Gone For Good
Composed By – Deadric Malone, Oscar Lee Perry*
4:40
4
Going Out On My Mind Sale
Composed By – Butch Dillon, Jonnie Barnett
4:27
5
Now You Know
4:38
6
Up And Down World
Composed By – Deadric Malone, Vernon Morrison
7
I Don't Want To Know
Composed By – Bobby Charles
4:10
8
Man Of My Word
Composed By – Alan Mirikitani, Dennis Walker
4:55
9
You Don't Miss Your Water
Composed By – William Bell
4:28
10
Bulldog Break His Chain
Composed By – Billy Henderson, Carson Whitsett, Stuart Ziff
4:34
11
It Tears Me Up
Composed By – Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham
3:36
12
Looking Back
Composed By – Belford C. Hendricks*, Brook Benton, Clyde Otis
4:58
13
Never Alone
4:52
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INFO
http://www.allmusic.com/album/man-of-my-word-mw0000600071
https://www.amazon.com/Man-My-Word-Johnny-Adams/dp/B000009NTD
BONUS 5 OF 6 @320
Furry Lewis - In His Prime (1927-1928) Yazoo L-1050
Even before his rediscovery in 1959, Furry Lewis's lofty place in Memphis blues history had been secured on the strength of a mere 23 songs recorded between 1927 and 1930. Lewis's innovative guitar work and his pained vocals take center stage on these 14 recordings. Lewis shows terrific versatility on these sides: His incredible fingerpicking uses dramatic bass tones on "Jellyroll" and rolls banjo-style on "Mistreatin' Mamma." His high-pitched slide wails through "Why Don't You Come Home." Lyrically, he was capable of both great wit and dark imagery ("I believe I'll buy me a graveyard of my own/I'm gonna kill everybody that ever done wrong."). The Lewis staple "Kassie Jones (Parts 1 and 2)" is here, although his other classic, "John Henry," isn't. --Marc Greilsamer
Furry Lewis was never better than he was on these early recordings. Lewis's Memphis sound was very different from the more familiar Delta sound of Robert Johnson and his followers, and his magnificent singing, guitar-playing, and songwriting will come as a revelation to blues fans who have somehow overlooked this blues giant. The sound-quality of these recordings far exceeds what might reasonably be expected of music recorded so long ago. Highly recommended! (Blues World)
A1
Good Looking Girl Blues
A2
Falling Down Blues
A3
Mean Old Bedbug Blues
A4
Furry's Blues
A5
Mistreatin' Mamma
A6
Cannonball Blues
A7
I Will Turn Your Money Green (Alternate Take)
B1
Jellyroll
B2
Why Don't You Come Home Blues
B3
Kassie Jones Part 1
B4
Kassie Jones Part 2
B5
Everybody's Blues
B6
Rock Island Blues
B7
Judge Harsh Blues (Alternate Take)
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INFO
https://www.amazon.com/His-Prime-FURRY-LEWIS/dp/B000000G7Q
https://www.discogs.com/Furry-Lewis-In-His-Prime-1927-1928/release/1272659
BONUS 6 0F 6 @320
The Omens - Destroy The ESP (2005)
In the line of Fuzztones; Cynics; Morlocks (80s); Fiends.
Packing a surprising amount of punch into a twenty two-minute body, Destroy the ESP is a jaunty, discordant, primal trip through a range of sounds and effects. Exuding a real fuzzy, post-punk feel with rock'n'roll sensibilities and cascading rhythms and grooves, all cylinders are constantly firing, and constantly propelling the band through their songs with as much talent as swagger. This is a band that will make your speakers pulsate, and will make your foot involuntarily tap.
I can't for the life of me put my finger directly on what makes this record so damn enjoyable. The rhythms, while loud and distorted, maintain an undeniable catchiness that will keep you lost in the groove. The volume on the band's amplifiers might not always be to eleven, but the energy is always peaking. "Hey Moody" shows the band at their frenetic best, with a real driving guitar line and some damn fine work on the drums to carry the groove and the song itself to the next level. Each song is able to follow up very well on the one before it, and the result is an album that flows just as well as it rocks. The rollicking grooves and air-tight rhythms could not compliment the vocals better, which range from a voice full of attitude in the singing parts to the occasional instance where the singer lets loose like a wildcat and pushes a gritty scream out of his vocal cords.
There's just no solid way to knock the band, as they have a solid grip on every possible element of their songwriting process. Their garage rock stylings coupled with an undeniable rock'n'roll groove offer more than a fair share of moments to remember. While the angular guitar work during the verses is nothing breathtaking, some of the moments that the guitarist is allowed to truly let loose on are great. Busting right out of the gate with "I Lost My Mind," the Omens waste no time in fusing together their two styles into a tight and interesting package.
While the garage rock with rock'n'roll influence tag is more than likely to incorrectly conjure assumptions about the White Stripes, this band has far more to offer than that overrated duo could muster. This is definitely a band to keep your eyes out for; give this a try. (Punk News)
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(Thanks to crazylegs for this)
INFO
https://www.punknews.org/review/4446/the-omens-destroy-the-esp
https://www.amazon.com/Destroy-ESP-Omens/dp/B0009U82Z6
Gyro- Thanks for Out Of Our Idiot 1982-1987 Rare & Unreleased. Very cool!
In case these were missed before:
Elvis Costello -Taking Liberties (1980 Vinyl) @320
http://www.discogs.com/Elvis-Costello-Taking-Liberties/master/122213
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Culture – Two Sevens Clash (1977) CD @320
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https://www.discogs.com/Culture-Two-Sevens-Clash/release/607326
John Prine – Great Days - The John Prine Anthology (1993) 2CD @320
CD1
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/v2Lyp8NB/file.html
CD2
http://www75.zippyshare.com/v/3TiamnHt/file.html
https://www.discogs.com/John-Prine-Great-Days-The-John-Prine-Anthology/release/3633185
Hour Glass – The Hour Glass (CD) @320
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https://www.discogs.com/Hour-Glass-The-Hour-Glass/release/2544215
Gyro, thanks for all things EC.
RYP & Gyro:
Thanks for posting My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama. A great comp with some standout tracks. I was immediately a big fan of Calvin Leavy's Cummins Prison Farm - a great blues tune. Here's Calvin's album of the same name, for those who can't get enough.
Calvin Leavy - Cummins Prison Farm @320
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Gyro, thanks for all the work you do for our pleasure. Elvis Costello to Sun Ra to Furry Lewis...omg!
Johnny Adams knew he was dying when he recorded that last album. Listen to the song Even Now knowing that fact and you're sure to shed a tear. RIP Johnny.
I asked once before, but will try again. If anyone has the LP The Many Sides of Johnny Adams, I would appreciate a link.
TZ forever!
Thank you RYP and Steve626!
imnokid- Here you go,
Johnny Adams – The Many Sides Of Johnny Adams (1978) Vinyl @320
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https://www.discogs.com/Johnny-Adams-The-Many-Sides-Of-Johnny-Adams/release/5032369
Clash, thank you VERY much for The Many Sides Of Johnny Adams. MUCH appreciated.
RYP, Gyro1966, and Steve 626,
Thanks very much for My Guitar and the extra Calvin Leavy
@ Gyro
It makes a Long time that I've not listen to Elvis Costello : I think that the last Time it was on an album of Gov't Mule.
Sir Gyro Thanks.
Thanks for Out of Our Idiot, which I bought on vinyl back when I snatched up everything Costello put out. Decades ago now, actually.
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