Rockin' Rollin' Doo-Wop 6: Du-Bi-A-Bo

Hey folks, it's been a looooong time! About a month or two back, I heard a couple of excellent tracks - The Jaguars' The City Zoo (Baby, Baby, Baby), and The Electras' Little Girl of Mine. And that's the scoop - the incentive to roll out another mix. 18 tracks in all, a mix of 50s & 60s. Although the series leans more to the rockin' side of doo-wop/early R&B, the last few tracks are ballads. Oh well, it's all good.

Along with my obvious two top favorites aforementioned, other favs include The Concords' Satisfied with Rock 'n Roll, The King Bees' Puppy Love, and The Dukes' Groceries, Sir. Enjoy!

Swanky Lounge for Your Lounge [Retro to Modern]

18 groovin' lounge tracks, many 70s and several 2010s. I'd say mostly rare sans the Yellow Sharks' "Joy Bells" for one. Favs include Ernesto Brancucci's "Dream Island," Broken Lamps' "Halls of Time," Ivan Basilio e i Sergowa's "Rio Indio" and Alex Puddu's "The Rope" with the borrowed/similar bass run/riff off Led Zep's How Many More Times. It works for me. Enjoy!

A Dozen Rare Progressive Rock Gems FTW!

aka Reminiscing with People You Don't Know. Also, it should have been titled "A Dozen Rare 70s Progressive Rock..." A dozen tracks, about 70 minutes worth, all 70s and mostly instrumental save Lift's "Butter Cup" (a great track btw) and a few shouts or chants in another track or two. I forget at the moment lol. I don't have any particular favs but if forced to mention - Epsilon's "She Belongs to Me," Supersister's "Missing Link" and Centipede's "Septober Energy - Part 2." As for the latter, it's an eleven minute excerpt. All in all, a great (progressive) groovin'/rockin' mix. Enjoy!