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Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: September 5, 2006 01:04
Here's a list of some original (some are very rare)
Amazing to compare with what each of us all know!
Even Chuck BERRY was inspired by some of these historic tracks.
Hope you all enjoy
All tracks were taken from a French CD given when buyin a book for 40 years of RS called "Aux sources des STONES"
written by F.JOUFFA and J.BARSAMIAN Masters of Rock in FRANCE
I've made a selection , cos' there's 24 songs on the CD.
If you like it, part 2 later, maybe tomorrow.
1rst Muddy Waters of course!
Rollin'stone (1950)
[www.yousendit.com]
I can't be satisfied (1948)
[www.yousendit.com]
Still a fool (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
2 Nat King COLE
Route 66 (1946)
[www.yousendit.com]
3 Amos MILBURN
Down the road apiece (1946)
[www.yousendit.com]
4 Walter BROWN & Jay Mc SHANN
Confessin' the blues (1941)
[www.yousendit.com]
5 Jazz GILLUM
Key to the highway (1940)
[www.yousendit.com]
6 Hank SNOW
I'm movin' on (1950)
[www.yousendit.com]
7 Big Bill BRONZY
I can't be satisfied (1930)
[www.yousendit.com]
8 Robert JOHNSON
Love in vain (1937)
[www.yousendit.com]
Stop breaking down (1937)
[www.yousendit.com]
9 Fats DOMINO
Don't lie to me (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Cover Front
[www.yousendit.com]
Cover Back
[www.yousendit.com]
I'm in the mood baaabeee, yeaaah i'm in the mood for love...
HMN
HMN
Amazing to compare with what each of us all know!
Even Chuck BERRY was inspired by some of these historic tracks.
Hope you all enjoy
All tracks were taken from a French CD given when buyin a book for 40 years of RS called "Aux sources des STONES"
written by F.JOUFFA and J.BARSAMIAN Masters of Rock in FRANCE
I've made a selection , cos' there's 24 songs on the CD.
If you like it, part 2 later, maybe tomorrow.
1rst Muddy Waters of course!
Rollin'stone (1950)
[www.yousendit.com]
I can't be satisfied (1948)
[www.yousendit.com]
Still a fool (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
2 Nat King COLE
Route 66 (1946)
[www.yousendit.com]
3 Amos MILBURN
Down the road apiece (1946)
[www.yousendit.com]
4 Walter BROWN & Jay Mc SHANN
Confessin' the blues (1941)
[www.yousendit.com]
5 Jazz GILLUM
Key to the highway (1940)
[www.yousendit.com]
6 Hank SNOW
I'm movin' on (1950)
[www.yousendit.com]
7 Big Bill BRONZY
I can't be satisfied (1930)
[www.yousendit.com]
8 Robert JOHNSON
Love in vain (1937)
[www.yousendit.com]
Stop breaking down (1937)
[www.yousendit.com]
9 Fats DOMINO
Don't lie to me (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Cover Front
[www.yousendit.com]
Cover Back
[www.yousendit.com]
I'm in the mood baaabeee, yeaaah i'm in the mood for love...
HMN
HMN
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Baboon Bro
()
Date: September 5, 2006 10:47
Honour To The Man...
Thank ya in Eternity, Honestman!! :O)
What a cultural deed ya just did..!
Thank ya in Eternity, Honestman!! :O)
What a cultural deed ya just did..!
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Whale
()
Date: September 5, 2006 12:33
Hmmm.... this is very cool.
But I'm a little worried about this being official stuff, available in shops.
But I'm a little worried about this being official stuff, available in shops.
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: September 5, 2006 12:45
@WHALE
When i've bought the book, the cd was inside
Perhaps now, on the second editions, there's no cd
Happy you've enjoyed this selection of tracks!
HMN
HMN
When i've bought the book, the cd was inside
Perhaps now, on the second editions, there's no cd
Happy you've enjoyed this selection of tracks!
HMN
HMN
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
rooster
()
Date: September 5, 2006 13:49
Yeah!!!!the best!!!
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
whiskey
()
Date: September 5, 2006 13:57
Honestman, a very big thankyou. I have some of these but I need them all now,I wont be able to sleep now until I get it all. If you cant post the lot because of copyright or for other reasons, could you please find out how I could get a copy by purchase, I am desperate now lol.Again another big thanks.
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Honestman
()
Date: September 5, 2006 19:55
@whiskey
you can go to sleep now
here they are!
Muddy WATERS All night long (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Howlin' WOLF How many more times (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Howlin' WOLF Moanin' at midnight (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Elmore JAMES Dust my broom (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Big MACEO Worried life blues (1941)
[www.yousendit.com]
Joe TURNER Roll'em Pete (1938)
[www.yousendit.com]
Jackie BRENSTON/Ike TURNER Rocket 88 (1952)
[www.yousendit.com]
Big Joe WILLIAMS Baby please don't go (1941)
[www.yousendit.com]
Amos MILBURN Chicken shack Boogie ( 1948)
[www.yousendit.com]
Louis ARMSTRONG Someday you'll be sorry (1947)
[www.yousendit.com]
Billie HOLIDAY Good morning heartaches (1946)
[www.yousendit.com]
Count BASIE Orchestra Gee Baby Ain't I good to you (1944)
[www.yousendit.com]
That's all, except the interviews, but they're in french, AND i don't post them!
HMN
HMN
you can go to sleep now
here they are!
Muddy WATERS All night long (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Howlin' WOLF How many more times (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Howlin' WOLF Moanin' at midnight (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Elmore JAMES Dust my broom (1951)
[www.yousendit.com]
Big MACEO Worried life blues (1941)
[www.yousendit.com]
Joe TURNER Roll'em Pete (1938)
[www.yousendit.com]
Jackie BRENSTON/Ike TURNER Rocket 88 (1952)
[www.yousendit.com]
Big Joe WILLIAMS Baby please don't go (1941)
[www.yousendit.com]
Amos MILBURN Chicken shack Boogie ( 1948)
[www.yousendit.com]
Louis ARMSTRONG Someday you'll be sorry (1947)
[www.yousendit.com]
Billie HOLIDAY Good morning heartaches (1946)
[www.yousendit.com]
Count BASIE Orchestra Gee Baby Ain't I good to you (1944)
[www.yousendit.com]
That's all, except the interviews, but they're in french, AND i don't post them!
HMN
HMN
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
humanriff77
()
Date: September 5, 2006 20:30
1'000 thankyous
Peace be on ya brudda !!!
Peace be on ya brudda !!!
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
cinema
()
Date: September 6, 2006 00:14
thank you, honestman, for posting the first few songs - for me the others do not work, they seem to be expired...
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
whiskey
()
Date: September 6, 2006 12:50
Thanks heaps honestman, just got home from work and everyone of them expired, obviously everyone wanted them too. Appreciate the effort mate, thanks.
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Made In The Shade
()
Date: September 6, 2006 13:18
Wow...this looks fantastic!
Too bad they expired. (Hint, hint.)
Too bad they expired. (Hint, hint.)
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
Whale
()
Date: September 6, 2006 13:38
Hmmm I second that. I missed the second batch.
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
lettingitbleed
()
Date: September 7, 2006 08:30
Wow! I just found this thread. Anyway you could repost these, Honestman? Especialy that 1st batch. I would love to hear those originals.
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
skl127
()
Date: September 8, 2006 13:38
One song I would love to get hold of - even though it's official - can't seem to find it - is Bo Diddley's (I know) I'm Alright - which The Stones turned into I'm Alright on their live ep ot Live If You Want It
Much appreciated
Much appreciated
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
SonicBBQ
()
Date: September 8, 2006 18:49
Here's an oldie but a greatie...for years I thought Howlin' Wolf did the original but here's one from 1930...Sittin' On Top Of The World
[www.yousendit.com]
Original version of the Aerosmith tune:
[www.yousendit.com]
Thisun's just a good "bawdy" old song:
[www.yousendit.com]
I don't think Lightnin' Hopkins was talkin' bout no dawg, either:
[www.yousendit.com]
Peetie Wheatstraw - the "Robert Johnson" of the pie-annie:
[www.yousendit.com]
Nicky Hopkins, Klaus Voorman, Ray Cooper, Chris Spedding, & Bobby Keys (this one ain't old but it should be):
[www.yousendit.com]
OT: Just a great cover of Rip This Joint:
[www.yousendit.com]
Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...
[www.yousendit.com]
Original version of the Aerosmith tune:
[www.yousendit.com]
Thisun's just a good "bawdy" old song:
[www.yousendit.com]
I don't think Lightnin' Hopkins was talkin' bout no dawg, either:
[www.yousendit.com]
Peetie Wheatstraw - the "Robert Johnson" of the pie-annie:
[www.yousendit.com]
Nicky Hopkins, Klaus Voorman, Ray Cooper, Chris Spedding, & Bobby Keys (this one ain't old but it should be):
[www.yousendit.com]
OT: Just a great cover of Rip This Joint:
[www.yousendit.com]
Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...
Re: Oldies but goodies, back to the Roots!
Posted by:
SonicBBQ
()
Date: September 8, 2006 18:53
By the By....great thread.
Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...
Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...
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