CARILLO - Rings Around The Moon LP 78 w COLLEGE RADIO NETWORK PRESENTS CARILLO LP 78 w Street Of Dreams LP 79 w the Bandoleros - Bad Out There - Miles To Go - Rail to Kingdom Come w Someday w Doc Holliday - st CD w Golden Earring (2 Frank Albums) - Hot Soup w Kooymans Carillo

REPOST and ADD ON:  Friend to the DU blog Jon or Johann is/was a midwestern USA vinyl store clerk and here is what he said (very well too) since I still have the email from July 2024 (sorry so late!):  A number of years ago, under an alias, I requested a re-up of the Carillo albums which, as normal, you obliged. I didn't thank you then but I'll thank you now. Your comment on him began "Now this guy, Frank Carillo is a true master of rock, described as a 'musician's musician'." Yes sir! Couldn't have said it better myself and this needs to be shouted from the rooftops as it seems like so few know who he is.

I thought I'd expand your collection of his music (or what I know you have from what you have posted). Included in this zip file you will find everything I have collected from Frankie the Yankee over the years. Four albums by Frank Carillo and the Bandoleros; Bad Out There, Someday, Miles to Go and Rails to Kingdom Come (and, man do these things rock). Doc Holliday's lone album from 1973 and Hot Soup's lone album from 1969.

Somehow, in the early 2000's Frank got involved with the Netherland's Golden Earring (the Radar Love guys from the 70s.) I am also a huge (HUGE) Golden Earring fan and I have a DVD concert of theirs in which they introduce Frank as Frankie the Yankee, hence the name of the zip file. Can't find it on YouTube or I'd share it because it's damn good and the disc requires a PAL player so can't copy it with my laptop (not that I'd know how to anyway.) Enough with all that. Included here are two Golden Earring albums that Frank worked on, Millbrook USA (Frank's studio) and their final full length Tits 'n Ass. You know, for a bunch of old guys TnA rocked harder than most albums by younger guys in 2012. I've also included the Kooymans/Carillo from 2010 titled On Location. The Kooymans being George Kooymans from GE. This is a meeting of two outstanding yet commonly overlooked guitarists and is just a pleasure to my ears.  Everything with the exception of Doc Holliday and Hot Soup are ripped from my CDs and should be at 320. If you find one that isn't let me know and I'll fix that.

AND JON FOR YOU I HAVE ADDED THE COLLEGE RADIO INTERVIEW ALBUM, ENJOY and THANK YOU!!!  I have still the hip hop I will share with more time.  CHEERS!!!

https://bestfile.io/en/HrJztQfOQUz3Rxk/file