Cookies'n'beans-Tales Form A Trailor Trash Soul Country | 39.35 min | MP3 VBR 192 kbps | 51.3 Mo | 2007
01. Train Train 02. Jolene 03. I Lost it 04. Together Again 05. Can't Let Go 06. The Pain of Loving You 07. Killing the Blues 08. Drunken Angel 09. Juanita 10. Sin Wagon
Doug Sahm & The Sir Douglas Quintet - The Crazy Cajun Recordings (2 CD) tex-mex country | 128 kbps mp3 | 140 mb 2 zip-files
This is where Doug Sahm's recording career started. In 1964, Doug Sahm's Markays found themselves sharing the stage with Augie Meyers' Goldens, both opening for British headliners the Dave Clark Five. For several years, Sahm had been pestering producer Huey P. Meaux, nicknamed the "Crazy Cajun," to record him. Meaux, feeling successful with acts like Barbara Lynn and Dale And Grace, was not interested. However, the producer soon found himself without a market when Beatlemania hit America. The story goes that Meaux, not to be outdone by a bunch of British upstarts, headed for San Antonio where he shut himself away in a hotel room with a bountiful supply of Thunderbird wine and every Beatles' record he could find, determined to discover what made them sell. His conclusion: "The beat was on the beat, just like a Cajun two-step." He then called Sahm, told him to grow his hair long, form a group, and write a song with a Cajun two-step beat. Doug assembled a band composed of members of his own Markays and Augie's Goldens. Meaux gave them an English sounding name, the Sir Douglas Quintet and, in 1965, scored an international hit with "She's About A Mover," an infectious blend of Texas pop and the Beatles' "She's A Woman." The song was recorded on January, 14, 1965, and proved to be their all-time biggest hit. It took 35 years before the Crazy Cajun Recordings were finally released as a single and a double cd. This is de 2CD version, but all the songs from the single CD are also here.
Track list: She's About A Mover Rains Came T Bone Shuffle Oh What A Mistake Tracker Nuevo Laredo Image Of Me It Was In The Pines Ain't Nothing Wrong With You Baby When I Sing The Blues In The Jailhouse Now It's A Man Down There We'll Take Our Last Walk Tonight Wolverton Mountain Son Of Bill Baety In Time Please Please Please She Digs My Love You Got Me Hurtin' You've Got Your Good Thing Down Philadelphia Lawyer Sugar Bee Seguin Hot Tomato Man Bacon Fat Blue Norther Dallas Alice Just A Teeny Bit Of Your Love Quarter To Three She's Gotta Be Boss Babe Isabella You're Out Walking The Street Tonight Linda Lu Country Girl One Too Many Mornings Sing A Happy Song Beginning Of The End Revolutionary Ways Change Is In The City Time Changes Everything You're Mine Tonight Blues Pass Me By Funky Side Of Your Mind
Tracklist: Disc: 1 1. Madan - Salif Keita 2. Bana Congo - Papa Noel & Papi Oviedo 3. Sagal Ko (Honor Her) / Tu Dois La Proteger - Youssou N'dour 4. Pretty Ploughboy - Eliza Carthy 5. Lalo Lalo - Ustad Mahwash & Ensemble Kabhoul 6. The Return - Kayhan Kalhor 7. Through The Mist Of Your Eyes - Yair Dalal 8. Shinanay - Omar Faruk Tekbilek (With Steve Shehan) 9. Maria Lisboa - Mariza 10. Sabou - Bembeya Jazz 11. Chiquichaca - Yusa 12. Dancing Voices - Sergey Starostin 13. Kassi Kasse - Kasse Mady 14. Mama Tonkara - Elilika & Solo Disc: 2 1. Kaluaja - Kimmo Pohjonen 2. Santa Maria (Del Buen Ayre) - Gotan Project 3. Se Me Van Los Pies - Susana Baca 4. Eparapo - Tony Allen 5. Pyar Ka Matlab - Alka Yagnik (With Sonu Nigam & Udit Narayan) 6. Quien Engana No Gana - Ojos De Brujo 7. Sr. Judas - Los De Abajo 8. Racailles - Duoud 9. Sale Sorbando - Lila Downs 10. Jin Ma Jin Ma - Orchestra Baobab 11. Alamagoto - Te Vaka 12. Min Youmi (Since Always) - Samira Said 13. Witness To Marriage - Trilok Gurtu 14. Seven Brothers - Oi-Va-Voi
Doug Sahm, Amos Garrett, Gene Taylor - The Return Of The Formerly Brothers (1988) Flac Lossless 410 Mb 5 rar-files | 320 Kbps VBR HQ MP3's 130 Mb 2 rar-files Covers included in extra file
This talented band is lead by Amos Garrett's on lead guitar, Gene Taylor on piano, and Doug Sahm on a variety of instruments. The lineup is rounded out by a tight rhythm section and a few guest musicians (most notably Queen Ida, who adds vocals and accordion to two numbers). Each of the three men takes a turn in the vocal spotlight, and their choices in material are consistent with their previous output. Doug Sahm's version of Bob Dylan's "Just Like a Woman" is perfect, with Garrett's unmistakable liquid guitar lines coursing through it. Gene Taylor, with his blues background (and stints with Canned Heat, the Blasters, and others), contributes a few of his roadhouse-fun originals. Amos Garrett's greatest work is on Terry Allen's "Amarillo Highway."
Personnel: Amos Garrett (vocals, guitar); Doug Sahm (vocals, guitar, dobro, organ); Gene Taylor (vocals, piano); Queen Ida (vocals, accordion); Kit Johnson (vocals, bass instrument); Michelle Josef (vocals, drums).
This cd includes two bonus tracks one of which is a 14 minute interview with Doug Sahm
Tracks: 1. Cajun Christmas - Monty & Marsha Brown 2. Christmas In Cajun Land - Daigle & Elkins 3. It's Christmas Time In Louisiana - Johnny Allan 4. Cette Veille De Christmas (This Christmas Eve) - Jambalaya Cajun Band 5. Bonne Annee - Michael Doucet 6. White Christmas - Cajun Gold 7. Blue Christmas - Belton Richard 8. Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree - Daigle & Elkins 9. Please Come Home For Christmas - Michael Doucet 10. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - Michael Doucet 11. It's Christmas Time - Clifton Chenier 12. Santa's Got A Brand New Bag - Gary Walker & The Boogie Kings 13. Christmas Bayou - Michael Doucet 14. Trinquez Trinquez - Michael Doucet 15. Christmas On The Bayou - Vin Bruce 16. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - Daigle & Elkins 17. You're All I Want For Christmas - Belton Richards 18. Jingle Bells - Harry Fontenot Listen Listen 19. What Christmas Means To Me - Camey Doucet 20. Frosty The Snowman - Jambalaya Cajun Band 21. Sur La Couverture (Up On The Housetop) - Jambalaya Cajun Band 22. Party This Christmas - Rockin' Sidney 23. Deck The Halls - Michael Doucet 24. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - Jambalaya Cajun Band 25. Auld Lang Syne - Michael Doucet
Putumayo presents Louisiana Gumbo MP3 CBR 128 | 2000 | 41 MB World, Blues, Jazz, Cajun, Creole | Putumayo | No Covers Track Listing 1 Charles Sheffield • It's Your Voo Doo Working 2 Carol Fran and Clarence Hollimon • Door Poppin 3 James Booker • African Gumbo 4 Clifton Chenier • Ti Na Na 5 Johnny Adams • It Ain't the Same Thing 6 Lynn August • Lead Me On 7 The Neville Brothers • Voo Doo 8 Eddie Bo • Piano Roll 9 Rockin' Dopsie, Jr. and the Zydeco Twisters • I'm Coming Home 10 Rockie Charles • Festis Believe in Justice 11 Percy Mayfield • Louisiana 12 Snooks Eaglin • Nine Pound Steel
Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint - The River In Reverse (2006) Flac lossless 348 Mb 4 rar-files | 320 Kbps VBR HQ MP3's 2 rar-files 110 Mb Covers in extra file
Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine All Music guide
It's impossible to consider The River in Reverse without taking the devastation Hurricane Katrina wreaked upon New Orleans into account. Indeed, it's quite likely that this collaboration between Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint would not even have occurred if it weren't for that cataclysmic event. They've collaborated before -- Toussaint wrote horn charts for Costello's 1989 album Spike -- but neither had plans to work together until they appeared together at several benefit concerts for the victims of Katrina in September of 2005. That kick-started the album that became The River in Reverse. Initially, the plan was for the collaboration to be a songbook album, with Costello and Toussaint performing some highlights from Allen's rich songbook, and while the record bears some remnants of that blueprint -- seven of its 13 songs were written by Toussaint in the '60s and '70s -- the finished work evolved into an elegant, eloquent protest album crafted out of old songs and new. Costello alone wrote the title track, premiering at a benefit concert at Town Hall that September, and its angry account of the flood that wrecked New Orleans provides a touchstone for the other five new songs here, all co-written with Toussaint. "Broken Promise Land," "Ascension Day," and "International Echo" explore the aftermath of Katrina, while "Six-Fingered Man" is a funny acerbic take on a sinful sloth who is "always the first to blow his horn/His achievements multiply/Pity half of them seem to be lies." Toussaint's presence on these five songs tempers but doesn't dilute the churning anger that roils underneath The River in Reverse: "Broken Promise Land" drives along on a swampy funk rhythm, the spare and laid-back "Ascension Day" is a showcase for Allen's piano, "International Echo" revives the rolling spirit of classic New Orleans R&B, while "Six Finger Man" has a grinding, gritty blues backbeat. All five of these new songs are genuine collaborations, bearing the unmistakable stamp of both highly distinctive musicians, but the best compliment that can be paid to them is that they blend seamlessly with the classic Toussaint songs that comprise the rest of the record. When placed next to explicit songs of protest like "Broken Promise Land," such New Orleans R&B and soul staples as "On Your Way Down," "Tears, Tears and More Tears," "Freedom for the Stallion," and especially "Who's Gonna Help Brother Get Further" with its chorus of "What happen to the Liberty Bell, I heard so much about?/Did it really ding-dong?/It must have dinged wrong/It didn't ding long" take on an entirely different, politically charged meaning.
This undercurrent of protest gives The River in Reverse thematic cohesion -- and as politically minded pop goes, it trumps such other 2006 albums as Neil Young's Living with War, if only because it isn't so heavy-handed about its intentions -- but what makes the album rather extraordinary is that it's as much celebration as it is protest. There is joy and tenderness within the performances of Toussaint, Costello, his backing band the Imposters, and Toussaint mainstays the Crescent City Horns, all captured by Joe Henry's clean yet warm production. If Costello pushes his phrasing a little harder than most interpreters of Toussaint -- not only does Allen himself have an easy, casual delivery, but so did such singers as Lee Dorsey, Aaron Neville, Ernie K-Doe, and Lowell George -- it suits the spirit of when the album was recorded, and Elvis is balanced about by the earthy, natural sound of the band, and Allen's graceful harmonies. As pure music, this is impossible not to enjoy, and this rich blend of R&B, blues, soul, and funk illustrates exactly how important New Orleans is to America's culture, and that it needs to be embraced in the wake of the disaster of Hurricane Katrina. Ultimately, the greatest achievement of The River in Reverse is that it, like the music of New Orleans itself, can not be pigeonholed or reduced to one specific thing. It can seem like a party, or it can seem like a bittersweet elegy, which is only appropriate for an album borne out of tragedy but created as a celebration.
Buckwheat Zydeco - Lay Your Burden Down 2009 | 256 vbr mp3 | 68 MB | zydeco | USA
Tracklist: 1. When The Levee Breaks 2. The Wrong Side 3. Let Your Yeah Be Yeah 4. Don't Leave Me 5. Back In Your Arms 6. Throw Me Something, Mister 7. Lay Your Burden Down 8. Time Goes By 9. Ninth Place 10. Too Much Time 11. Finding My Way Back Home
Tracklist: 01. Walking With the Spirit 02. Pitbull 03. Spiritland 04. Broken String 05. We Will Fly Away 06. Working Man 07. I Knew Without Asking 08. Saturday Night Before Christmas 09. Cryin' Inside 10. St. John's Eyes
Dr. John - Bottom Line' New York, NY 7 November 1978 MP3 @ 320 | 58 MB | Cover Genre:Rock / Cajun
1 - Introduction 2 - Swanee River Boogie 3 - Dance The Night Away With You 4 - Wild Honey 5 - Sonata-He's A Hero 6 - Street Side 7 - Mama Roux 8 - Happy Birthday (To Joni Mitchell) 9 - Fire Of Love 10 - Right Place Wrong Time 11 - Rain 12 - Lets Make A Better World 13 - Such A Night (imcomplete) 14 - Crowd 15 - Iko Iko
Bob Dylan - Beyond Here Lies Nothin’ (promo track from his new CD) MP3 | 256Kbps | 7 Mb | RS | 2009 Blues, rock The first track from Bob Dylan’s forthcoming release, "Together Through Life", has been posted as a free download on BobDylan.com. Titled “Beyond Here Lies Nothin’”, the song was available for free from midnight, March 30th through midnight, March 31st. Together Through Life will be released on Columbia Records on April 28th.
A blues-soaked love song that boasts a zydeco-flavor with its cajun shuffle rhythm, makes use of Dylan's newfound infatuation with the accordion (which is played by Los Lobos' accordionist David Hidalgo). Enjoy it while looking forward the complete release!
beyond here lies nothin’
well I love you pretty baby you’re the only love I've ever known just as long as you stay with me the whole world is my throne beyond here lies nothin’ nothin’ I could call my own
well I'm moving after midnight by boulevards of broken cars don’t known what I’d do without her without this love that we call ours beyond here lies nothin’ nothin’ beyond the moon & stars
down in the street there’s window and every window made of glass we keep on loving pretty baby for as long as love would last beyond here lies nothin’ but the mountains of the past
well my ship is in the harbor and the sails are spent listen to me, pretty baby lay your hand upon my head beyond here lies nothin’ nothin’ done and nothin’ said
Angele Arsenault J'ai vecu bien des annees - The Greatest Hits (1974-1983) Justin Time | Canada | 1995 | MP3 | 192kbps | 90 MB Genre : Acadian Folk / French Canadian Retro Password : www.AvaxHome.ru
01 J'ai vecu bien des annees (I Have Lived Many Years) 02 Je veux toute toute toute la vivre ma vie (I Wanna Live All of My Life) 03 Moi je mange (The Eating Song) 04 La cuisine (The Kitchen) 05 La vie va faire une femme de toi (Life Will Make A Woman Out of You) 06 La vie synthetique (The Synthetic Life) 07 Chanter dans le soleil (Sing in the Sun) 08 Paniquez pas pour rien (Don't Panic Over Nothing) 09 Femme d'aujourd'hui (Modern Woman) 10 C'est juste lundi Angele (We're Monday, Angie) 11 Je suis libre (Free) 12 Evangeline Acadian Queen 13 J'ai besoin de toi (I Need You) 14 La grande vie (The High Life) 15 Cinquante ans maries (Fifty Years Wed) 16 Chantez (Sing) 17 De temps en temps moi j'ai les bleus (From Time To Time I Get The Blues) 18 Tant qu'a venir sur la terre (If I Got To Be On Earth) 19 Je suis demaquillee (Make-up Off) 20 Y'a une etoile pour vous (There's A Star For You)
1. Mon Fait Mon l'Ide (I Made up My Mind) 2. Introduction and You Got Me Crying 3. Wrap It Up, Baby 4. What Am I Living For? 5. My Dog Jumped a Rabbit (Rock House) 6. All the Things I Did for You 7. Zydeco Rock 8. I'm Back Home 9. Ay-Ye-Tie-Zydeco 10.You Don't Have to Go 11. Mardi Gras Zydeco 12. I Got the Blues 13. Johnny Can't Dance 14. Tout Chacun Apres Parler (Everyone Is Talking and Good Night!) 15. 'Tit Mama's Zydeco
1. I Bought a Raccoon 2. Zydeco Honky Tonk 3. Madame Coco Bo 4. Rock Me Baby 5. Please Little Girl (Let Me In) 6. Zydeco Rock 7. Bim Bam, Thank You Mam 8. You Got Me Walkin' the Floor 9. Zydeco Boogie Woogie 10.One for the Road 11. Lucille 12. Buckwheat Music
Amanda Shaw "Pretty Runs Out" MP3 | Average VBR 244 Kbps 44100 Stereo | 48:13 | 88.30Mb 2008 | Genre: Rock | Folk Rock | Country | Americana | Cajun
Amanda Shaw is only 16, but she’s been a professional musician, band leader, actress, and singer for more than half of her life. She started on classical violin when she was four and had her concert debut with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra when she was only eight, the youngest soloist to ever play with the orchestra. Living in New Orleans with progressive parents, she was going to folk, rock, blues, jazz, and Cajun shows while she was still a kid. Shortly after her Symphony debut, she decided she wanted to try fiddling as well as serious violin playing. She sat in with jazz, blues, and Cajun bands and learned how to play by ear.
Track List:
01 - Pretty Runs Out 02 - Chirmolito 03 - French Jig 04 - Brick Wall 05 - I Don't Want To Be Your Friend 06 - Garden Of Eden 07 - What's Wrong With You 08 - McGees Medley 09 - Wishing Me Away 10 - Gone 11 - Woulda Coulda Shoulda 12 - Reels - The Gaspe Reel, Sam's Slammer, Imogen's Ridge 13 - Easy On Your Way Out
17 Hippies that means high-quality crossover-music with many different directions. There is klezmer, cajun, zydeco, a little bit chanson … and of course folk! What ever you want… These excellent musicians are really great! IFNI is their first real studio-release, after two bootlegs and a soundtrack-release, recorded in 2004.
Tracklist 1. Frau von ungefähr 2. Eine sirba (Traditional) 3. Paso Doble 4. Ifni 5. Cube 6. Was bleibt 7. Karsilamas (Traditional) 8. Marlène 9. Besho (Traditional) 10. Saint behind the glass 11. Valser nel bosco (Traditional) 12. Hotel Cazane 13. Hoyaka (Part 1) 14. Hoyaka (Part 2) 15. Hoyaka (Part 3) (Traditional) -------------------------------------------------- Total playing time 46 :25 min (cover + artwork and lyrics included)
The Bunch - Rock On (1972) rock | VBR (av 220 kbps) mp3 | 73 Mb | plus covers The line-up of The Bunch reads like a Who's Who of British folk(rock) with names like Sandy Denny, Richard and Linda (Peters) Thompson, Dave Mattacks, Trevor Lucas and many others, mainly from Fairport Convention and Fotheringay. But here you'll find no reels and hornpipes or recorders, bag pipes and hurdy gurdies. This was more like a bunch of friends going into the studio with just one objective: having loads of fun playing the music from the days they first learned to love music. So this is a rock 'n' roll album, with stompin' pianos and big, big horns. Rock On rocks like hell and does what it promised to do: giving the listener equally good times as the guys and girls in the studio had, playing their versions of well known songs from the likes of Fats Domino, Dion, Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley or Buddy Holly.
Track listing: Crazy Arms That'll Be The Day Don't Be Cruel The Loco-Motion My Girl In The Month Of May Love's Made A Fool Of You Willie & The Hand Jive Jambalaya ( On The Bayou) When Will I Be Loved Nadine Sweet Little Rock'n'Roller Learning The Game Let There Be Drums Twenty Flight Rock High School Confidential La Bamba
Line-up: Gerry Conway : drums and percussion Tony Cox : piano Sandy Denny : vocals Pat Donaldson : bass Ashley Hutchings : vocals Trevor Lucas : vocals, 12str guitar Dave Mattacks : drums and percussion Linda Thompson : vocals Richard Thompson : vocals, guitars Ian Whiteman : piano The Dundee Horns : brass
Tracks: 01. Up On A Housetop 02. Silent Night 03. O Come All Ye Faithful 04. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 05. O Come Ye Emanuel 06. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear 07. Silver Bells 08. We Three Kings 09. Jingle Bells 10. Joy To The World 11. Away In A Manger 12. Blue Christmas 13. Giddyup Ball
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