Showing posts with label federal records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label federal records. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Super Fat Tuesday Mix


















Well Folks, today is Fat Tuesday. So naturally we'll listen to some scratchy old records from the Crescent City. All I can say is it's a good thing they exported these things, because I'd be willing to bet that there's a whole lot of these artifacts underwater, or stuck together with mold growing on them.

That's right, things are bad in Fluville. Remember the presidential flyover? I urge each and every one of you to get out there and VOTE today. I'm not gonna tell you who to vote for because it's a free country (ha ha ha ha) and I'm not sure who I'm gonna vote for yet either, but I'll tell you, the way it's looking, it's not going to be a white man, and that's alright.

So get out there and VOTE, let the good times roll, and then...

DO A BOOGIE WOOGIE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET!

Download:



















"Mardis Gras In New Orleans" mp3
by Fats Domino, 1953.
available on Walking to New Orleans



















"K.C. Blues" mp3
by Roy 'Bald Head' Byrd, 1952.
out of print




















"Let The Good Times Roll" mp3
by Shirley & Lee, 1956.
available on (Volume 1) The Legendary Master Series
























"Don't You Know Yockomo" mp3
by Huey 'Piano' Smith and his Clowns, 1958.
available on Having a Good Time with Huey "Piano" Smith & His Clowns























"New Orleans" mp3
by Big Boy Myles with Mac Rebennack's Orchestra, 1960.
available on 15 Greatest Hits On Ace Records (Edsel)

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

I Can Hear Those Bells Again























All Christmas records should be like this...























Download:
GONE mp3
by Freddie King, 1961.
available on The Very Best of Freddy King Volume One
























Download:
GONE mp3
by Freddie King, 1961.
available on The Very Best of Freddy King Volume One

Thursday, November 1, 2007

Five Guys Named Slim



















There's something in a nickname.

Some guys are called "Tex."
Some guys are called "Shorty."

These guys are all called "Slim."

Download:



















"I'm A King Bee" mp3
by Slim Harpo, 1957.
available on The Excello Singles Anthology



















"Cement Mixer ((Put-Ti-Put-Ti)" mp3
by Slim Gaillard Trio, 1945.
available on Cement Mixer, Putti, Putti



















"Life Is Like That" mp3
by Memphis Slim, 1951
available on The Very Best of Memphis Slim



















"Sugar Plum" mp3
by Lightnin' Slim, 1955.
Out of Print



















"New Arrival" mp3
by Guitar Slim & His Playboys, 1951
available on: Guitar Slim 1951-1954

****** Bonus Slim *******


















Download:

"Hate This Town" mp3
"Cooler Then" mp3
"Nowheres Near" mp3

by Slim Dunlap, 1996.
available on Times Like This
Out of Print
burned copies available from Twin/Tone Digital