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Comment by Phil Chestnut on November 20, 2011 at 4:15pm

Comment by Phil Chestnut on November 20, 2011 at 3:39pm

Homemade jamz' Blues Band.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujf6zeo3D2k

 

hope this works first time doing this

Comment by Phil Chestnut on November 20, 2011 at 3:35pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujf6zeo3D2k

Comment by Graham on November 19, 2011 at 6:50pm

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By popular demand - the seven shellac 78 rpm discs sent in by El Enmascarado have now been collected into LP form for downloading, complete with album art! As well as the music in mp3 format, the download contains a folder of the label shots of each side. Carefully programmed for your listening pleasure, this virtual LP will delight both the discerning connoisseur and the drink sodden.

Let's just sum up the "album" as a cornucopia of "real" blues, a style which was an important ingredient in the R&B scene of the 1940s and 1950s.

Side One
1. Rockin' With Red - Piano Red
2. Possum Hunt - Smokey Hogg
3. Off The Wall - Little Walter
4. Don't Start Me Talking - Sonny Boy Williamson
5. Boogie Chillen' - John Lee Hooker
6. Honey Honey Blues - Lightnin' Hopkins
7. Walking The Blues - Willie Dixon

Side Two
1. If You're Mine - Willie Dixon
2. Tell Me Mama - Little Walter
3. Sally Mae - John Lee Hooker
4. Moonrise Blues - Lightnin' Hopkins
5. Red's Boogie - Piano Red
6. Let's Get Together And Drink Some Gin - Smokey Hogg
7. All My Love In Vain - Sonny Boy Williamson

Ripped from shellac at 128 kbps by El Enmascarado

Comment by Graham on November 19, 2011 at 6:45pm

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01. I Love You (2:42)
02. Worried Life (4:04)
03. Nobody But You (4:27)
04. Please Tell Me You Love Me (2:49)
05. Asie's Jam (2:24)
06. Can't Be Satisfied (3:07)
07. All I Need Is You (4:13)
08. Come Home With You (3:26)
09. Skinny Legs And All (2:49)
10. I Love You (Solo) (3:04)

Comment by Graham on November 19, 2011 at 6:36pm

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AVI VIDEO FILE

 

1.Honky Tonk
2.Think
3.EZ Rider
4.Hard Way
5.The Hoochi Coochi Coo
6.Queen Bee
7.Senor Blues
8.Going Up To The Country and Paint My Mailbox Blue
9.Cruisin’
10.Irresistible You
11.Cheatin’ On You
12.Rain From the Sky
13.Here In The Dark
14.Down Home Girl
15.The Hustle Is On
16.Mr. Pitiful
17.Further On Down The Road
18.Ooh Poo Pah Doo
19.I Need Your Lovin’

Comment by Graham on November 19, 2011 at 6:32pm

The Rolling Stones – Some Girls [Deluxe Edition] (2011)

http://www.fileserve.com/file/pqaRdRa

The unceasing campaign by the Rolling Stones‘ camp to wring every last drop of revenue out of one of rock’s great catalogues continues with this deluxe version of what’s widely considered their last great album, the lure being a second CD of 12 other songs from that era. Why couldn’t they have put out those songs when the remastered version of Some Girls appeared two years ago? The tracks themselves – tidied up from demos with the help of producers Chris Kimsey and Don Was – are no disgrace. You can see why they didn’t work on the original album – with the exception of So Young, yet another Jagger lyric about age-inappropriate lust, they don’t quite fit with its vicious tone – but they’d make a decent mid-70s Stones record on their own. The highlights come when the band go country – No Spare Parts is a beautifully restrained country-rock ballad that would have graced Exile on Main Street, and a cover of We Had It All, once a hit for Waylon Jennings, has a vulnerability perfect for Keith Richards’ wracked voice.

 

CD 1: Remastered Original Album

1.Miss You
2.When the Whip Comes Down
3.Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
4.Some Girls
5.Lies
6.Far Away Eyes
7.Respectable
8.Before They Make Me Run
9.Beast of Burden
10.Shattered
CD 2: Previously Unreleased Songs

1.Claudine
2.So Young
3.Do You Think I Really Care?
4.When You’re Gone
5.No Spare Parts
6.Don’t Be a Stranger
7.We Had It All
8.Tallahassee Lassie
9.I Love You Too Much
10.Keep Up Blues
11.You Win Again
12.Petrol Blues

Comment by Graham on November 18, 2011 at 7:49pm

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01- Jimmy Thackery - Wild Night Out
02- Ten Years After - I'm Going Home
03- B-B- King - The Thrill Is Gone
04- Albert Collins - Things I Used to Do
05- Cream - Crossroads
06- John Mayall - Crocodile Walk
07- Popa Chubby - Stoop Down Baby
08- Willy DeVille - Bamboo Road
09- Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird
10- Roy Rogers & Norton Buffalo - Shake Your Money Maker
11- Paul Personne - Loco Loco
12- Rory Gallagher - Laundromat
13- The Allman Brother Band - It's Not My Cross To Bear
14- Goerges Thoroghgood & Jonhnny Johnson - St Louis Blues
15- Amos Garett - Walkin' Blues

Comment by Graham on November 17, 2011 at 3:07pm

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01- Willy DeVille - Hello My Lover
02- Tony Joe White - Undercover Agent For The Blues
03- Fats Domino - Jambalaya
04- Dr John - Memories Of Professor Longhair
05- Katie Webster - Try a Little Tenderness
06- Johnny Neel - The Blues Ain't Nothing
07- Buckwheat Zydeco - Beast Of Burden
08- C-J- Chenier - Louisiana Down Home Blues
09- Sonny Landreth - New Landlord
10- Earl King - A Mother's Love
11- Coco Robicheaux - Louisiana Medicine Man
12- Professor Longhair - Cry To Me
13- Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - C- Jam Blues
14- The Meters - Chicken Strut
15- Doug Kershaw & Fats Domino - Toot Toot

http://www.crocko.com/AD86FA2821BB4E5E8A9280D38100359A/

01- James Elmore - Dust My Broom
02- Little Walter - Mellow Down Easy
03- Willie Dixon - Pain In My Heart
04- Jammes Cotton - Born In Chicago (Live)
05- Charlie Musselwhite - Leaving Blues
06- Sonny Boy Williamson - Nine Below Zero
07- Paul Butterfield Blues Band - The Night Ain't Long Enough
08- Mike Bloomfield - Stagger Lee
09- Larry Garner - Don't Start Crying
10- Joanna Connor - Nothin' But The Blues
11- Muddy Waters - I Just Want To Make Love To You
12- Hound Dog Taylor - 55th Street Boogie
13- Koko Taylor - I Cried Like A Baby
14- Etta James - I'd Rather Go Blind
15- Howlin' Wolf - Smokestack Lightnin'

Comment by Graham on November 17, 2011 at 3:03pm

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A Horror Country band? Well that's how they're marketed...Take away the hype & what you have are a 6 piece band, so far as the main members go, who sing & chant about the devil, werewolves, vampires, mummy's & the like, in great foot-stomping fashion! They aren't country, they aren't blues, nor rockabilly & they aren't punk, yet somehow they manage to combine all of these elements & more when at their best.

Their highly charged & fun lives show, particularly in Melbourne, quickly shot them to some prominence in a very short space of time. This is their second release (2010) following on from 2009's The Serpent & The Crow. Although this album does not carry the same force as a live performance it does provide a fair slab of entertainment & a good insight into their strong musicianship, including the use of hammer & chain, dobro, washboard, banjo & loads of horns.

Get your self a good stiff drink, put on your stomping boots & get down with the Graveyard Train. Oh & it always helps if you have not had a shower or shave in a good few weeks!

Very funny audience clip: Live at the Williamstown RSL, Melbourne, Australia!

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