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Comment by Graham on July 20, 2010 at 7:53pm

Yeah Joker - Great stuff man

Comment by Joker on July 20, 2010 at 12:31am

Come see us live in York, Penn.

Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:48pm

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Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:47pm

OK HERE'S A REALLY RARE VIDEO - AND A GREAT ONE TOO - ENJOY!!!! http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ESZYJ44A Tom Waits - Big Time Out of Print - AVI For now, Tom Waits brilliant live concert film 'Big Time'. This isn't available on DVD unless it's been made from VHS. VHS copies some times sell for more than $100 online. Culled from live performances in Dublin, Stockholm, Berlin, etc. Tom's traveling band of virtuosos includes guitar-sorcerer Marc Ribot. Set List: "16 Shells From A 30.06" – 4:18 "Red Shoes" – 4:19 "Underground" – 2:34 "Cold Cold Ground" – 3:27 "Straight To The Top" (Tom Waits / Greg Cohen) – 2:48 "Yesterday Is Here" (Tom Waits / Kathleen Brennan) – 2:40 "Way Down In The Hole" – 4:43 "Falling Down" (Studio) – 4:15 "Strange Weather" (Waits / Brennan) – 3:35 "Big Black Mariah" – 2:59 "Rain Dogs" – 3:36 "Train Song" – 4:29 "Johnsburg, Illinois" – 1:29 "Ruby's Arms" – 4:54 "Telephone Call From Istanbul" – 4:17 "Clap Hands" – 4:57 "Gun Street Girl" – 4:01 "Time" – 4:10

Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:46pm

MORE VIDEO http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BC8W4FJ0 Buddy Guy - Toyota Park Chicago, IL. July 28, 2007 Complete Set @AVI in 2 parts Buddy's complete 2007 Crossroads set!!

Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:45pm

DVD RIP AVI 690MB http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BD4JGWMX Kenny Wayne Shepherd - 2007 - 10 Days Out (Blues From The Backroads) This "back-to-the-roots" road-trip documentary DVD from blues-rocking guitarist Kenny Wayne Shepherd can be viewed in two ways--it's either the culmination of a long-held desire to promote and play with some unheralded blues veterans before they pass away (as six had already done since the recording was made, 2½ years before its early 2007 release) or a way to regain the blues audience Shepherd all but alienated on his artistically and commercially disappointing 2004 hard-rock release, The Place You're In. Ultimately, it succeeds on both accounts. Regardless of the project's inspiration, the results by and large justify whatever the means might have been to get this show on the road--literally and figuratively. Shepherd hit the highway for a week and a half along with producer Jerry Harrison (ex-Talking Heads), a portable studio, and backup musicians including the rhythm section from Stevie Ray Vaughan's Double Trouble. He searched out blues artists both obscure (the late guitarist Etta Baker, who plays in her kitchen, is a highlight) and better known (Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown and B.B. King) for a series of acoustic and electric jams, all of which feature Shepherd--who, to his credit, generally keeps his hot-dogging tendencies in check. A closing concert featuring members of Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters' bands never quite generates the heat it should, but country bluesmen Cootie Stark, Neil Pattman, and harmonica ace Jerry "Boogie" McCain provide plenty of sparks. Shepherd seems sincere enough, but the real stars are the ageing musicians who have maintained their chops and intensity through a lifetime of performing music that clearly comes from the soul. Kenny Wayne Shepherd's reverence for his musical roots are center-stage on Ten Days Out...Blues From The Backroads, a CD+DVD package that features the guitarslinger and Double Trouble rhythm section of bassist Tommy Shannon and drummer Chris Layton performing with some of the greatest blues players of our time as well as lesser-known but historically significant bluesmen. Traveling to their hometowns to record everywhere from juke joints to front porches, from New Orleans to Kansas, Shepherd celebrates and becomes part of blues history with Ten Days Out...Blues From The Backroads.

Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:41pm

http://www.mediafire.com/?zd3yyz2yyr2 Back in the day, Screamin' Jay Hawkins put the show in show business. His voodoo-inspired stage act included fireworks, flash powder, snakes, shrunken heads, and his faithful companion, a skull named Henry. To start his concerts, he was carried on in a coffin, from which he leaped, as if risen from the dead, often sending a good portion of his audience scampering for the exits. All of that sounds quaint by current standards, but at the time it was as controversial--perhaps more so--than Marilyn Manson is today. So was Screamin' Jay's music, which was marked with wild, wordless exhortations and orgasmic screams. "Voodoo Jive" contains Hawkins's best cuts, including the essential "I Put a Spell on You" plus "Little Demon," "Frenzy," "Alligator Wine," and "Person to Person," among others. In the grand scheme of things, Hawkins's schtick made him a legend, but in the short run, he was limited by what some saw as a mere novelty act. Still, he recorded some fine, honking R&B and proto-rock & roll that still sounds great (and completely out of control). The closing cut here, "Constipation Blues," is not for the faint of heart, but then neither is anything else Hawkins ever recorded. Tracklist 01. I Put a Spell on You 02. Little Demon 03. Alligator Wine 04. I Love Paris 05. Person to Person 06. Frenzy 07. Do You Really Love Me 08. This Is All 09. Just Don't Care 10. You Made Me Love You 11. Yellow Coat 12. I Hear Voices 13. Orange Colored Sky 14. (She Put The) Wamee (On Me) 15. Feast of the Mau Mau 16. Move Me 17. Constipation Blues

RARE 4 track Screamin Jay and The Fuzztones Live EP http://rapidshare.com/files/255000224/Evil_Fathejins.zip

Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:36pm

JEFF LANG & HAT FITZ - The Silverbacks (1999) Only 500 of these cd's were made: Jeff Lang: vocals, amplified acoustic, dobro, beeton brass guitar, churchill lapee, cumbus Hat Fitz: vocals, archie, bangher, 12 string dobsie, boagsie, chrchilll acoustic, 6 string dobsie, ukesie, beeton brass guitar Itch: Drums, washies Dick Zero: Bush bass, trumpet

Track Listing: 1.Georgia Women 2.Run Furry Run 3.Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight 4.XXXX 5.Elvis Is Still Dead 6.Cedar House 7.Jesus Gonna Be Here 8.Nuksie 9.Kick 'Em Out 10.If I Had My Way

PART 1 - http://rapidshare.com/files/333100891/JLAHFTS.part1.rar part 2 -
http://rapidshare.com/files/333102071/JLAHFTS.part2.rar PASSWORD!!!!! - gerfraus When you unzip part 2 - don't do the whole folder - something wrong with track 9 ( Kick em out ) - so just highlight track 10 and the other files ( the cover art ) and unzip those. Best I can do, sorry, you'll just have to miss track 9

Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:31pm

SHAKE A BONE http://rapidshare.com/files/401889492/azzul.sonofdave.shakeabone.zi... It’s hard to deny what a straight-up bundle of joy the most recent rebirth of the blues has been. Whether it’s Mumford & Sons mingling bluesy moonshine with UK folk and alt-Americana, Amy Winehouse’s gin-soaked 60s soul take on proceedings, Jack White’s guttural, fire-filled side-project The Dead Weather or Seasick Steve’s shotgun shack shimmy, the passion-infused genre is music at its most exhilarating, revealing and powerful. Son of Dave – the nom-de-blues of one Benjamin Darvill – knows this more than most. Shake a Bone is Darvill’s fifth solo record – not counting the handful he made in the 1990s with his former band, Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm hit-makers the Crash Test Dummies. A close sonic relative of the one-man whirlwind that is the aforementioned Sir Seasick – but with noticeably more beat-boxing – Canada-born Darvill’s own harmonica-heavy and grunt-laden style also contains hints of the dusty south London gypsy stylings practised by gospel-punk collective Alabama 3. Relying heavily on basic 12-bar blues and huskily intoned lyrics about wayward teens (She Just Danced All Night) and busted sets of vintage wheels (Broke-down Lincoln) over stripped-down shuffling, it’s pretty obvious that Darvill isn’t particularly concerned with reinventing the musical wheel. That said, there is something terribly satisfying about the primitive nature of his yelps and purrs and the relentless pounding of the lo-fi drumbeat. Every song seems to have been infused with a steamy, clandestine hoe-down atmosphere, making the dozen tracks on the record sound as if they belong more to a blistering, intimate live show than they do a slickly produced album. ~Leonie Cooper
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Comment by Graham on July 19, 2010 at 11:26pm

http://rapidshare.com/files/400648392/TW-TBATTW.zip.html 22 tracks from 1983 to 2004 showcasing Tom Waits' grittier, throat-ripping blues concoctions

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