Jethro ToeakaJethro Tull1st Unreleased 451968

Side A - Aeroplane
Side B - Sunshine Day

Who ARE Those Guys

Artie Garr - Forgive Me 1959.mp3
Arvee Allens - Big Baby Blues 1959.mp3
Barry Alan Pincus - Copacabana.mp3
Beefeaters - Please Let Me Love You 1964.mp3
Ben Liebrand - Super Freak 1981.MP3
Bill Parsons - The All-American Boy 1959 #02.mp3
Blue Velvets - Have You Ever Been Lonely 1961.mp3
Bonnie Jo Mason - Ringo, I Love You 1964.mp3
Bo-Pete - Groovy Little Suzie.mp3
Cherilyn - Dream Baby 1964.mp3
Curley Jim & The Billey Rocks - Sloppy, Sloppy Suzie.mp3
D Dodger - Ballad Of The Yellow Beret 1966.mp3
Davy Jones & The Clungels - You Go Your Way 1967.mp3
Foto-Fi Four - Stand Up And Holler.mp3
Gene Walcott - Is She Is Or Is She Ain't.mp3
Golliwogs - Little Girl (Does Your Momma Know) 1964.mp3
Hale & The Hushabyes - Yes Sir, That's My Baby.mp3
High Numbers - Zoot Suit 1964.mp3
Jamie Horton - Robot Man.mp3
Jerry Landis - Lone Teen Ranger.mp3
Johnny & His Cellar Rockers - Why 1964.mp3
Johnny Niles - Wig Job.mp3
Johnny Ramistella - White Shade Of Pale.mp3
Laura Nyro - Stoney End 1968 .mp3
Martin Robinson - Long Tall Sally.mp3
Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Band - In The Jailhouse Now.mp3
Phoebe Phestoon - Slumber Boat 1962.mp3
Ray Vernon - Raw-Hide.mp3
Seth Ward - Sixteen Tons.mp3
Simon Crum - Cuzz Yore So Sweet 1955.mp3
Terry Preston - Gone 1952.mp3
The Hawk - In The Mood 1960.mp3
Tico & The Triumphs with Jerry Landis - Get Up And Do The Wobble 1962.mp3
Toby Tyler - The Road I'm On.mp3
Tom & Jerry - Simon Says.mp3
Wilf Carter - Mocking Bird Hill.mp3

Who ARE Those Guys?
The answer, my friends, is within the archive.

Suggestion:
Listen prior to reading song names to see how close you get.
(Some are obvious, others not so much.)

Harry NilssonMonkee's Demos1967

01 I Live In A World.mp3
02 Signs.mp3
03 Counting.mp3
04 Counting.mp3
05 Cuddly Toy.mp3
06 Hey Little Girl.mp3
07 Good Times.mp3
08 Superman.mp3
09 This Could Be The Night.mp3
10 The Story Of Rock And Roll.mp3
Bonus - Thinking About Tomorrow.mp3
Bonus - When Will I Be Me.mp3
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Candy Store ProphetsRare & Unreleased(Monkees Recordings)

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Candy Store Prophets were a 1960s rock band, headed by singer-songwriters Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart. Their lineup included Boyce and Gerry McGee on guitar, Hart on keyboards, Larry Taylor on bass guitar and Billy Lewis on drums.

After Boyce and Hart wrote and recorded the songs for the pilot episode of The Monkees, they were asked by the show's producers, Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider, to name five 'professional' record producers who could create the music for the series, once it went into production. Their answer "Boyce and Hart, Hart and Boyce, Tommy and Bobby, Bobby and Tommy, TB & BH" was laughed off, and they were asked a second time. They named some current hit producers: "Snuff Garrett, Mickie Most, Gerry Goffin and Carole King — and don't ever speak to me again!"

While Most passed on Rafelson and Schneider's offer, and tryouts with Garrett, Goffin and King proved disastrous (with King reportedly walking out of the studio in tears), Boyce and Hart contacted Screen Gems music supervisor Don Kirshner, who was put in charge of delivering the songs for the show, and asked to audition for him. Kirshner accepted, and was treated to a performance by the Candy Store Prophets, who delivered a nonstop set of all the songs Boyce and Hart had written to date for the Monkees. Kirshner was impressed, and officially named the pair as producers.

The Candy Store Prophets recorded the bulk of the backing tracks for the first Monkees album, and for the show's first season, with help from guitarists Louie Shelton and Wayne Erwin. When the Monkees began to perform publicly late in 1966, the Prophets toured with them as their opening act.

01 All The King's Horses (demo).mp3
02 Don't Call On Me (demo).mp3
03 Searching (demo).mp3
04 How Can You Kiss Me (demo).mp3
05 Just A Little Love.mp3
06 Curson Terrace.mp3
07 A Journey With Michael Blessing.mp3
08 The New Recruit.mp3
09 Until It's Time For You To Go.mp3
10 What Seems To Be The Trouble, Officer.mp3
11 Don't Do It.mp3
12 Huff Puff.mp3
13 (Theme From) The Monkees (pilot version).mp3
14 I Wanna Be Free (pilot version).mp3
15 Take A Giant Step (alternate vocal).mp3
16 You Can't Tie A Mustang Down (demo).mp3
17 If I Learned to Play the Violin (demo).mp3
18 Bumper #1.mp3
19 Mr Not-What-What.mp3
20 Different Drum (TV version).mp3
21 I Love You Really.mp3
22 Keemosabe.mp3
23 Tear The Top Right Off My Head (TV version).mp3
24 Goin' Down (TV version - alternate vocal).mp3
25 Same As A Jew.mp3
26 Iranian Tango.mp3
27 So How's By You.mp3
28 Girl Named Love.mp3
29 Mother People.mp3
30 Riu Chiu (TV version).mp3
31 I Hate The Monkees.mp3
32 Bumper #2.mp3
33 Outro.mp3


(Disc 1)

01 Japanese Head Promo.mp3
02 Daddy's Song (film version).mp3
03 The Song Was Pretty White.mp3
04 You Look Weird, Peter.mp3
05 I'm A Believer (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
06 Prithee (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
07 Naked Persimmon (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
08 Goldilocks Sometimes (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
09 A String For My Kite (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
10 Solfeggietto (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
11 Listen To The Band (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version - edit).mp3
12 California Here It Comes (33 13 Revolutions Per Monkees version).mp3
13 Ceiling in My Room (demo).mp3
14 The Girl I Left Behind Me (instrumental).mp3
15 If I Ever Get To Saginaw Again (demo - Davy vocal).mp3
16 Laurel & Hardy (demo).mp3
17 Opening Night (demo).mp3
18 Man We Was Lonely (demo).mp3
19 Rainy Jane (demo).mp3
20 Leavin' Here This Morning (demo).mp3
21 Rainmaker (demo).mp3
22 Easy On You.mp3
23 Oh Someone.mp3
24 Unattended In The Dungeon.mp3
25 Rubberene.mp3
26 MGBGT (live).mp3
27 Save the Texas Prairie Chicken.mp3


(Disc 2)

The CharmerISLouis FarrakhanCalpyso Favorites

01 Don't Touch Me Nylon.mp3
02 Don't Let Me Mama Know.mp3
03 Ugly Woman.mp3
04 Female Boxer.mp3
05 Brown Skin Gal.mp3
06 Mary Ann.mp3
07 Fire Down There.mp3
08 Hold 'em Joe.mp3
Brown Skin Gal.mp3
Is She Is, Or Is She Ain't.mp3
Stone Cold Man.mp3
Trinidad Road March.mp3
Zombie Jamboree.mp3

EsqueritaRockin' the Joint

Wikipedia Entry:
Esquerita was the stage name of singer, songwriter and pianist Eskew Reeder Jr. He was born in Greenville, South Carolina, on November 20, 1935, and died in Harlem on October 23, 1986, of AIDS. He is remembered as an influence on rock and roll pioneer Little Richard, though the extent and nature of Reeder's influence is uncertain.


Eskew Reeder (ne:Steven Quincy Reeder Jr, SQ Jr.) attended Sterling High School in Greenville from 1947 to 1950. Little is known about this manic rock and roll piano player, and he is perhaps best-known as an influence on Little Richard (Richard Penniman). As Reeder did not record until after Little Richard's initial mid-1950s recordings for RCA and Back Beat labels, it is clear that Esquerita influenced Richard stylistically. Esquerita was known for wearing heavy makeup and two wigs, piling his pompador even higher than Richard's. Early Little Richard recordings were made at WGST Radio Station in Atlanta, and they do not show the style that was to make Little Richard famous. Little Richard had not intended to use the style in his first New Orleans session for Specialty Records. Taking a break from the session, producer Robert "Bumps" Blackwell had gone with Richard to a local cafe, where Richard jumped on a piano and began singing an X-rated version of "Tutti Frutti", in true Esquerita fashion. Blackwell had been unhappy with the initial songs on the session, and felt that a cleaned-up version of the song with the same style of presentation would be just what his boss Art Rupe was looking for. The rest is history.

01 Oh Baby.mp3
02 Please Come Home.mp3
03 Sarah Lee.mp3
04 I Live the Life I Love [Version 1].mp3
05 Katie Mae.mp3
06 Wait a Minute Baby.mp3
07 Rockin' the Joint.mp3
08 Golly Golly, Annie Mae.mp3
09 I Found Her.mp3
10 Hey Miss Lucy.mp3
11 I'm Battie over Hattie.mp3
12 Crazy Crazy Feeling.mp3
13 Espuerita and the Voola.mp3
14 She Left Me Crying.mp3
15 Why Did It Take You So Long.mp3
16 Gettin' Plenty of Lovin'.mp3
17 Believe Me When I Say Rock 'N' Roll Is Here to Stay.mp3
18 Laid Off.mp3
19 I Live the Life I Love [Version 2].mp3
20 This Thing Called Love.mp3
21 Get Back Baby.mp3
22 Baby Come Back.mp3
23 Baby You Can Depend on Me.mp3
24 Just Another Lie.mp3
25 You Can't Pull Me Down.mp3
26 I Need You.mp3
27 Maybe Baby.mp3
28 Hole in My Heart.mp3

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Ava CherryA Streetcar Named Desire1982

Having been friends with two of the studio musicians on this album, got a cassette from the master back around 1981 or so. Dave Kaffinett & Rick (Can't remember his last time), from the English Progressive Rock Band 'Rare Bird', they were also in that movie Spinal Tap, David on keyboards & Rick as the last drummer. I've always enjoyed this album, although it took me close to 20 years to get an original pressing so it's quite rare and been out of print for about that long.

Hardcore David Bowie fans are probably familiar with the name Ava Cherry, but for the benefit of everyone else, Ava was Bowie’s lover in the early to mid ’70s, as well as one of his backup singers in the Astronettes during the Diamond Dogs/Young Americans Tour. Bowie had plans for Cherry and the other Astronettes, producing an album for the trio that was New Wave before the term existed. It also ended up being shelved for twenty years when things with their mutual management MainMan went sour.

That setback didn’t stop Cherry from pursuing a music career, though it was tough for her to break away from being “David Bowie’s lover.” A 1980 album for RSO (Ripe!!!) caused a minor ripple on the Billboard Black Albums Chart, so when RSO bit the dust, Ava found herself with a new deal on Capitol Records. The resulting album, Streetcar Named Desire, was a bit of a throwback, a funk/disco affair when New Wave and the music industry had finally caught up to Cherry. It’s too bad, since while the title track and lead single is perfectly serviceable, Cherry deserved a more forward-sounding approach that matched her image. As it was, Streetcar sank with nary a trace. Ava tried again with a dancier attempt, Picture Me, in 1987, but short of a couple of dance chart hits, it wasn’t the breakthrough she or Capitol were looking for.

Cherry went on to reunite with Luther Vandross, whom she sang backup with during the Bowie days - this time, however, she was singing backup for Luther. Ava continues to record now and then, her most recent offering being a dance remake of “Hopelessly Devoted To You” from Grease that’s not half bad.

Tracks:

01 Having Been Near
02 Streetcar Named Desire
03 Fast Lover
04 Love to Be Touched
05 Protection
06 Awkward Situation
07 This Time Around
08 Street Victim
09 Techno Love
10 Having Been Far

Demos Juke Box

WarlocksakaThe Emergency CrewakaThe Grateful DeadAutumn Records DemoakaAutumn Sessions1965aka...

01 Early Morning Rain.mp3
02 I Know You Rider.mp3
03 Mindbender (Confusion`s Prince).mp3
04 The Only Time Is Now.mp3
05 Caution (Do Not Stop On Tracks).mp3
06 Can`t Come Down.mp3

Mother McCree Uptown Jug Championssome later Warlockssome later Grateful Dead1964

Recorded live at the Top of the Tangent coffee house.
Palo Alto, California - July, 1964, released 1999.
Included three future members of the Grateful Dead
Jerry Garcia, Bob Weir & Ron "Pigpen" McKernan.


01 Overseas Stomp.mp3
02 Ain't It Crazy (The Rub).mp3
03 Boo Break.mp3
04 Memphis.mp3
05 Boodle Am Shake.mp3
06 Big Fat Woman.mp3
07 Borneo.mp3
08 My Gal.mp3
09 Shake That Thing.mp3
10 Beat It On Down The Line.mp3
11 Cocaine Habit Blues.mp3
12 Beedle Um Bum.mp3
13 On The Road Again.mp3
14 The Monkey And The Engineer.mp3
15 In The Jailhouse Now.mp3
16 Crazy Words, Crazy Tune.mp3
17 Band Interview.mp3

Mister 78 PresentsOriginal SoundEarly Versions Of Rock Hits

Original Sound

01 Who's Sorry Now - Frank Bessinger - '23.mp3
02 Who's Sorry Now - Happy Six - '23.mp3
03 Who's Sorry Now - Isham Jones - '23.mp3
04 Who's Sorry Now - Bob Crosby - '38.mp3
05 The Way You LookTonight - Rudy Vallee - '36.mp3
06 Among My Souvenirs - Vernon Dalhart - '28.mp3
07 Among My Souvenirs - Revelers - '27.mp3
08 Are You Lonesome Tonight - Joe Wilbur - '27.mp3
09 Are You Lonesome Tonight - Henry Burr - '27.mp3
10 Are You Lonesome Tonight - Carter Family - '36.mp3
11 Blueberry Hill - Glenn Miller - '40.mp3
12 Blueberry Hill - Kay Kyser - '40.mp3
13 My Blue Heaven - Gene Austin - '27.mp3
14 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Connee Boswell - '50.mp3
15 Tonight You Belong To Me - Regent Club Orch - '26.mp3
16 Keep A Knockin - Jimmy Dorsey - '40.mp3
17 I Told Every Little Star - Hildegarde & Clark - '46.mp3
18 La Bamba - Orq de S Garrido - '46.mp3
19 Love Letters In The Sand - Sam Lanin - '30.mp3

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MbubeakaThe Lion Sleeps TonightakaWimowehCompilation

Barbershop - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Mbube aka Wimoweh).mp3
Bert Kaempfert - Wimoweh aka The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Mbube).mp3
Brian Poole & The Tremeloes - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Cher & The Mavericks - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube Live).mp3
Cooldown Cafe & Gerard Joling - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Daniel Küblböck - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube Radio Edit).mp3
Dave Newman & The Baby Boomers - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Hans Theessink Band - Mbube aka The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh).mp3
Helmut Lotti - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Jimmy Cliff - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Johnny Gregory - Wimoweh (aka The Lion Sleeps Tonight aka Mbube).mp3
Karaoke - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Karl Denver Trio - Wimoweh (aka The Lion Sleeps Tonight aka Mbube - 1962).mp3
Kingston Trio - Wimoweh (aka The Lion Sleeps Tonight aka Mbube (Live At The Hungry I 12-09- - 1959).mp3
Ladysmith Black Mambazo & The Mint Julips - The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Les Baxter & Yma Sumac - Wimoweh (aka The Lion Sleeps Tonight aka Mbube).mp3
Mahotella Queens - Mbube (aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight aka Wimoweh).mp3
Mia Martini - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Miriam Makeba - Lion Cries (Mbube aka Wimoweh aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight).mp3
Nanci Griffith - Wimoweh (aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Mbube).mp3
NSync - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube - The Lion King).mp3
Nylons - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Pete Seeger - Wimoweh (aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight aka Mbube).mp3
Robert John - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Mbube aka Wimoweh).mp3
Rockapella - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Serge Nelson - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Solomon Linda's Original Evening Birds - Mbube (aka Wimoweh aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight - 1936).mp3
Soweto Gospel Choir - Mbube (aka Wimoweh aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight).mp3
Techno Remix - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube).mp3
Tight Fit - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube (Disney).mp3
Tokens - The The Lion Sleeps Tonight (aka Wimoweh aka Mbube - 1961).mp3
Vazelina Bilopphoeggers - Gjedda Kjaem I Kveld (Mbube aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight).mp3
Weavers - Wimoweh (aka Mbube aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight).mp3
Weavers & Pete Seeger - Wimoweh (aka Mbube aka The The The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Live - 1957).mp3
Weavers & Pete Seeger - Wimoweh (Mbube aka The The Lion Sleeps Tonight) Live - 1957).mp3

I Put A Spell On YouCompilation

Alan Price - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Audience - I put a spell on you.mp3
Bette Midler - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Bryan Ferry And Roxy Music - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Buddy Guy with Carlos Santana - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
C.A. Quintet - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Calvin Richardson - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Crazy World Of Arthur Brown - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Creedence Clearwater Revival - I Put a Spell on You.mp3
Dee Dee - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Eric Burdon and the Animals - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Fever Tree - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Joe Cocker - I Put a Spell on You.mp3
Leon Russell - I Put a Spell on You.mp3
Leslie West - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Manfred Manns Earthband - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Marilyn Manson - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Nina Simone - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Queen Latifah - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You (Original).mp3
Screamin Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You 1972.mp3
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put A Spell On You 1956.mp3
Sonique - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies, Kenny Neal - I Put A Spell On You.mp3
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown - I Put a Spell on You.mp3
Them - I Put a Spell on You.mp3

Your Mother Should Know

Anna (Go With Him) - Arthur Alexander.mp3
Blueberry Hill - Glenn Mille & Ray Eberle 1940.mp3
Dream A Little Dream Of Me - Ozzie Nelson Orch 1931.mp3
For Your Precious Love - Oscar Toney Jr.mp3
Ghost Riders In The Sky - Vaughn Monroe & Sons of Pioneers 1949.mp3
Handy Man - Sparks Of Rhythm.mp3
Happy Feet - Frankie Trumbauer Orch & Smith Balleway 1930.mp3
Hound Dog - Willie Mae Thornton.mp3
Just A Gigilo - Ted Lewis 1931.mp3
Mambo #5 - Perez Prado.mp3
Mdube - Solomon Linda's Evening Birds 1936.mp3
Money - Barrett Strong.mp3
Needles And Pins - Searchers.mp3
Piece Of My Heart - Erma Franklin.mp3
Rocket 88 - Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats (Ike Turner Guitar) 1951.mp3
Rock The Joint - Jimmy Preston & The Prestonaires 1949.mp3
Shake, Rattle and Roll - Big Joe Turner 1954.mp3
Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates.mp3
Shine - Hoboken Four (Frank Sinatra's 1st) 1935.mp3
Sixteen Tons - Merle Travis 1947.mp3
Slumber Boat - Elva Ruby Connes aka Phoebe Phestoon aka Elva Miller aka Mrs Miller 1962 (1st Record).mp3
Tainted Love - Gloria Jones.mp3
That's All Right Mama - Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup 1946.mp3
That's All Right - Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup.mp3
Tip Toe Thru The Tulips With Me - Nick Lucas 1929.mp3
Try A Little Tenderness - Ted Lewis 1933.mp3
Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On - Big Maybelle 1953.mp3

Bill HaleyEarly "Pre"-RockMister 78 Presents

01 Candy Kisses - Four Aces of Western Swing - 1948.mp3
02 Tennessee Border - Four Aces of Western Swing - 1948.mp3
03 Rose Of My Heart - Four Aces of Western Swing - 1948.mp3
04 Sweet Little Gal From Nevada - Four Aces of Western Swing - 1948.mp3
05 The Wreck On The Highway - Four Aces of Western Swing - 1948.mp3
06 Yodel Your Blues Away - Saddlemen - 1948.mp3
07 A Yodeller's Lullaby - Saddlemen - 1948.mp3
08 Cotton Haired Gal - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
09 Ten Gallon Stetson - Saddlemen 1949.mp3
10 Candy And Women - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
11 The Covered Wagon - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
12 Rovin' Eyes - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
13 With This Broken Heart Of Mine - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
14 My Mom Heard My Crying - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
15 Behind The Eight Ball - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
16 Red Light - Saddlemen - 1949.mp3
17 Rocket 88 - Saddlemen - 1951.mp3
18 Tearstains On My Heart - Saddlemen - 1951.mp3
19 Green Tree Boogie - Saddlemen - 1951.mp3
20 Down Deep In My Heart - Saddlemen - 1951.mp3
21 Sundown Boogie - Saddlemen - 1951.mp3
22 Jukebox Cannonball - Saddlemen - 1952.mp3
23 Icy Heart - Saddlemen - 1952.mp3
24 Rock The Joint - Saddlemen - 1952.mp3

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We Wrote 'em & We Sing 'emSong Writers Sing The Hits1961

01 Otis Blackwell - All Shook Up.mp3
02 Eddie Cooley - Fever.mp3
03 Winfield Scott - Tweedle Dee.mp3
04 Ollie Jones - Send For Me.mp3
05 Lincoln Chase - Jim Dandy.mp3
06 Billy Dawn (Smith) - The Angels Listened In.mp3
07 Billy Dawn - When I Saw You.mp3
08 Lincoln Chase - Hot Biscuits.mp3
09 Ollie Jones - Come On Come On.mp3
10 Otis Blackwell - Music And Fire.mp3
11 Winfred Scott - Some Cold Night Now.mp3
12 Eddie Cooley - Lay It On.mp3

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