Lock-Down & Re-Posts

Its now been some time since all of my files from "Zippyshare" are not available as eveybody is now getting the 403 Forbidden page from England and many other countries......So if anyone wants a re-post on any of the posts just leave a comment on the page that you want....as we are now in Lock-Down and confined to only go out when necessary I could be spending more time on the Blogs.... I will be using "PixelDrain" & "Mega" if one of these doesn't work for you let me know in the comment which one you want... so feel free to make  any comment for re-posts or anything else...Cheers....Espo

David Soul.320.Kbps

 This I think was David's first recording...he had a hand in writing four of the songs on this L/P...a nice set of songs for a first try....That is if I'm right...One that stands out for me is "Black Bean Soup "!!

P.S. Track 1 on first side is "The Wall & 1927 Kansas City" no gap in track !!

1. The Wall / 1927 Kansas City 
2. Bird On A Wire
3. Hooray For Hollywood
4. Landlord
5. Seem To Miss So Much

1. One More Mountain To Climb
2. Ex Lover
3. Topanga
4. Black Bean Soup
5. Kristofer David

       4. Black Bean Soup.

I’M YOURS, Eydie Gorme, ABC #10006 1959

4 x 45's 3. VA

Another selection of my personal 45's !!!...not the ones I bought from the Internet ! they will come later !!

1. This Must Be Wrong.....Caterina Valente
2. Babalu.....Caterina Valente
3. Where Are You Now.....Jackie Trent
4. On The Other Side Of The Tracks.....Jackie Trent
5. I'm Yours.....Eydie Gorme
6. Don't Take Your Love From Me.....Eydie Gorme
7. True Love.....Jane Powell
8. Mind If I make Love To You.....Jane Powell


       1. This Must Be Wrong.

Carmen McRae

Here's a great Singer

Carmen Mercedes McRae (April 8, 1922 – November 10, 1994) was an American jazz singer. She is considered one of the most influential jazz vocalists of the 20th century and is remembered for her behind-the-beat phrasing and ironic interpretation of lyrics. McRae was inspired by Billie Holiday, but she established her own voice. She recorded over sixty albums and performed worldwide.
Back in New York in the early 1950s, McRae got the record contract that launched her career. She was voted best new female vocalist of 1954 by DownBeat magazine. Among her most interesting recording projects were Mad About The Man (1957) with composer Noël Coward, Boy Meets Girl (1957) with Sammy Davis, Jr.

McRae sang in jazz clubs throughout the United States—and across the world—for more than fifty years. She was a popular performer at the Monterey Jazz Festival (1961–63, 1966, 1971, 1973, 1982), performing with Duke Ellington's orchestra at the North Sea Jazz Festival in 1980, singing "Don't Get Around Much Anymore", and at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1989. She left New York for Southern California in the late 1960s, but appeared in New York regularly, usually at the Blue Note, where she performed two engagements a year through most of the 1980s....( Info Edited From Wikipedia )

1. When You're Away
2. The More I See You
3. I Only Have Eyes For You
4. Willingly
5. If I Could be With You
6. I'll Be Seeing You

1. I Concentrate on You
2. Ain't Misbehaving
3. When You Lover has Gone
4. I'm Glad There Is You
5. Two Faces In The Dark

       2. Ain't Misbehaving.

Ray Conniff & Orchestra. 320.Kbps

 When I first bought this L/P it was not off the turntable for months....It was the first of his "Rhythm" Titles....

1. Oklahoma
2. People Will Say Were In Love
3. The Surrey With The Fringe On Top
4. Oh What A Beautiful Morning
5. Hello Young Lovers
6. Getting To Know You / I Whistle A Happy Tune

1. On The Street Where You Live
2. I Could Have Danced All Night / I've Grown Accustomed To His Face
3. A Wonderful Guy
4. Bali Ha'i
5. Younger Than Springtime
6. Some Enchanted Evening

       3. A Wonderful Guy.

Glenn Miller. 320. Kbps

As you can see from the front cover this L/P is from the soundtrack of the two films that Glenn Miller made...Great to see that his line up at that time included "Billy May" and "Ray Anthony" both as we all know became "Band Leaders" under there own steam!!!!...included is two classic Miller tracks....great stuff love the "Swing " bands of the 40's & 50's !!

1. In The Mood

2. Boom Shot

3. Serenade In Blue

4. Bugle Call Rag

1. Chattanooga Choo-Choo

2. You Say The Sweetest Things Baby

3. It Happened In Sun Valley

4. Measure For Measure

5. Moonlight Sonata

       1. In The Mood.

Stereo 70.320 Kbps

 Here's a pretty good compilation L/P with some very classy hits on it every track is well known so KUDOS to the A&R men from A&M !!!

1. I'll Never Fall In Love Again....Burt Bacharach
2. Zorba The Greek....Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass
3. Windmills Of Your Mind....The Sandpipers
4. Look Around....Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66
5. Those Were The Days....Julius Wechter & The Baja Marimba Band

1. Constant Rain....Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66
2. Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head....Burt Bacharach
3. Love Is Blue....Claudine Longet
4. Cuando Sali De Cuba....The Sandpipers
5. Yo Soy Ese Amor....Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass

       2. Zorba The Greek.

Cashman Pistilli & West.320 Kbps

 If you like "Simon & Garfunkel" then you will like these guy's their style is very similar...I have posted earlier two "Cashman & West" L/P's ....they are here again plus one "Pistilli"!!

 1. Some Of My Friends Are People
2. Sandy When She's Sleeping
3. The Feeling That I Get
4. Nothin' Else On My Mind
5. Oscurita

1. Sausalito
2. The Next Girl That I Marry
3. Vespers
4. Richard And Me
5. Signs
6. The People Of The City

      1. Sausalito