Jimmy Campbell

Jimmy Campbell - Albums Collection 1969-1972 (3CD) Remastered 2009 Music

Posted by Designol at March 1, 2022

This obscure folk-rock artist from the late '60s left a track record of a few albums and a handful of obscure single releases, including the languid "Lyanna" and the demanding "Don't Leave Me Now." Campbell first came to prominence as a singer/songwriter on the folk club scene. He signed a contract with the interesting Fontana label, which released much cutting edge folk-rock and psychedelic music. He recorded one album and three singles for them before switching dizzily to the Vertigo label. The resulting album took a proud place in this label's catalog, right between the largely forgotten Dr. Strangely Strange and the grandly remembered Paranoid by Black Sabbath. It was definitely Campbell's most famous album, entitled Half Baked with just a note of derision. The album's title track is in turn the most well-known cut by this artist.

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Jimmy Barnes - Double Happiness (2005) 2 CDs Music

Posted by Designol at Oct. 9, 2020

Jimmy Barnes' 2005 album is called DOUBLE HAPPINESS and and is the most-anticipated Barnes album since his solo debut, BODYSWERVE in 1984. The first release is a limited edition two-CD set featuring duets with: DALLAS CRANE - THE LIVING END - DIESEL - INXS - MICA PARIS - TINA TURNER - JOE COCKER - MAHALIA BARNES - TINA HARROD - ROACHFORD - EJ BARNES - RAHSAAN PATTERSON - JOHN SWAN - ELLY-MAY BARNES - JUANITA TIPPINS GARY PINTO - JOHN FARNHAM - JACKIE BARNES - THE BADLOVES - TROY CASSAR-DALEY - SMOKY DAWSON - TIM ROGERS - BILLY THORPE - DAVID CAMPBELL.

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VA - Tunesmith: he Songs Of Jimmy Webb (2CD) (2003) {Raven} Music

Posted by TestTickles at July 5, 2020

VA - Tunesmith: The Songs Of Jimmy Webb (2CD) (2003) {Raven}
EAC Rip | FLAC with CUE and LOG | scans | 887 mb
MP3 CBR 320 kbps | RAR | 341 mb
Genre: pop, soul, R&B, folk, country, easy listening

Tunesmith: The Songs Of Jimmy Webb is a 2CD 2003 compilation from Australia honoring the music and songwriting of Jimmy Webb. Raven Records made this.

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Jimmy Barnes - Working Class Boy: The Soundtracks (2018) Music

Posted by delpotro at Jan. 24, 2024

Jimmy Barnes - Working Class Boy: The Soundtracks (2018)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks+log+.cue) - 494 Mb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 214 Mb | 01:33:21
Soft Rock, Classic Rock, Soul, Soundtrack | Label: Bloodlines

Working Class Boy (subtitled The Soundtracks) is a 2018 soundtrack album by Australian singer-songwriter, Jimmy Barnes. It is the soundtrack album for the 2018 film of the same name, based on the 2016 memoir of the same name, which became a tour in 2016 and 2017 in which Barnes sang songs and told stories from the memoir. The album was released on 17 August 2018. Disc 1 contains 12 songs, 2 instrumentals and 13 spoken word pieces captured live at the State Theatre (Sydney) on 12 April 2017. Disc 2 is an 8 songs recording with a full band on a Soundstage for the movie version of Working Class Boy. At the ARIA Music Awards of 2018, the album won the ARIA Award for Best Original Soundtrack, Cast or Show Album.

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Glen Campbell - The Capitol Years 1965 - 1977 (2011) Music

Posted by ciklon5 at Aug. 17, 2023

Glen Campbell - The Capitol Years 1965 - 1977 (2011)
FLAC (tracks), Lossless / MP3 320 kbps | 2:04:56 | 741 / 282 Mb
Genre: Country / Label: Capitol Nashville

There is no definitive Glen Campbell compilation, but this 130-minute, two-disc set from England comes very close to it, and also forms a perfect compliment to Razor & Tie's Glen Campbell Collection: 1962-1989 (which it overlaps amazingly little). With 46 songs, selected from various singles, starting with Campbell's first pop/rock hit "Universal Soldier" and rarities such as the beautiful flops "Guess I'm Dumb" (co-authored and produced by Brian Wilson) and "Less of Me," along with various album tracks and B-sides, it's as good a cross-section of his sound (including two duets with Bobbie Gentry) and his successes as you can find.

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Eddie C. Campbell - The Baddest Cat On The Block (1985) [Reissue 1988] Music

Posted by gribovar at Aug. 16, 2021

Bluesman who styled himself King of the Jungle, enjoying success both on Chicago's West Side and throughout Europe.
Happily, Eddie C. Campbell returned to Chicago after spending a decade entrenched in Europe. His shimmering West Side-styled guitar playing and unusually introspective songwriting have been a breath of fresh air on the Windy City circuit, reuniting the veteran bluesman with fans he left behind in 1984.
Campbell left rural Mississippi for the bright lights of Chicago at age ten, sneaking a peek at Muddy Waters at the 1125 Club soon after he arrived and jamming with his idol when he was only 12…

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Neil Campbell, Carlo Bowry, Gordon Ross - Philip Glass: Metamorphosis; Steve Reich: Acoustic Counterpoint (2013) Music

Posted by Designol at July 1, 2024

Neil Campbell teams up with Carlo Bowry (Muffin Men/Wizards of Twiddly) and composer/producer Gordon Ross for a release featuring Philip Glass's composition Metamorphosis (beautifully re-arranged as a classical and electric guitar duet), and Steve Reich's Electric Counterpoint performed with multiple classical guitars and basses.

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VA - Rockin' The Blues (Jazz & Tzaz 74) (1999) Music

Posted by Designol at May 20, 2020

Fine Greek-only premium compilation, released with the music magazine 'Jazz & Tzaz' (Issue 74). From the catalogue of the Blind Pig Records. Includes: Studebaker Jonh, Deborah Coleman, Johnny Shines, Eddy Clearwater, Snooky Pryor, Carey Bell, Debbie Davis, Tommy Castro, Joanna Connor, Jimmy Thackery & The Drivers, Charlie Musselwhite, Frankie Lee, Preacher Boy And The Natural Blues, Eddie C. Campbell, Magic Slim & The Teardrops.

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VA - Clowns Exit Laughing - The Jimmy Webb Songbook (2022) Music

Posted by Rtax at April 22, 2023

VA - Clowns Exit Laughing - The Jimmy Webb Songbook (2022)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 453 MB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 178 MB
1:15:30 | Pop | Label: Ace

UK collection. Ace's highly regarded and extremely popular Songwriter Series continues apace, with several exciting projects in place for release in the second half of 2022 and beyond. This month we welcome Jimmy Webb onto our expanding list with "Clowns Exit Laughing", a deep dip into this prolific tunesmith's extensive catalogue of the past six decades. After a period of establishing his credentials as a writer with Motown's West Coast office, Jimmy really came into his own in the mid-60s with classic songs like 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix', 'Wichita Lineman' and 'Up, Up And Away'. Everyone wanted to record a Jimmy Webb copyright, and a great many people did as this CD demonstrates. Although Jimmy has never stopped writing, "Clowns Exit Laughing" naturally concentrates on a time when a new Jimmy Webb classic seemed to appear every other week. As is always Ace's policy with the Songwriter Series, each featured artist performs only one song but we are sure that inclusions by the likes of Tony Joe White, Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield and other major names will disappoint nobody. Also included for collectors are several rare, seldom-heard original versions of songs primarily associated with other artists, such as Don Ho's original of 'Galveston' and James Darren's first recording of 'Didn't We'.

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Jimmy Webb - The Moon's a Harsh Mistress: Jimmy Webb in the Seventies (2004) Music

Posted by Rtax at Sept. 16, 2023

Jimmy Webb - The Moon's a Harsh Mistress: Jimmy Webb in the Seventies (2004)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.9 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 807 MB
5:51:29 | Soft Rock | Label: Rhino

The essence of Jimmy Webb’s artistry is exemplified in an unlikely place on this five-disc set, which collects all of his 1970s studio albums plus a 1972 live concert and an assortment of outtakes. It’s the last of those outtakes, a duet with Harry Nilsson on Boudleaux & Felice Bryant’s “Love Hurts”, that reveals the truth.
Webb had recorded the classic ballad for his 1972 album Letters, then cut this subsequent take with Nilsson in London but decided not to use it. In the liner notes here, Webb explains he and Nilsson were “smashed out of our minds” when they cut the track, and confesses he nixed it because he felt Nilsson’s vocal was too melodramatic: “Somewhat hypocritically perhaps, I felt he was too far gone…”

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