Eire Apparent - Sunrise CD 68 92 -cc w bonus The Complete E.A. CD 68 w Help Yourself - Reaffirmation - An Anthology 1971-73 2CD 14 w Five CD 73 04

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE:  Per Discogs:  Eire Apparent was a psychedelic band from Belfast, Northern Ireland, noted for launching the careers of Henry McCullough and Ernie Graham, and for having Robert Wyatt and Jimi Hendrix play on, and Jimi Hendrix produce, their only album.

Originally formed as The People in 1965, they changed their name to Eire Apparent in 1967.  They broke up in May 1970.

Ernie Graham - vocals, rhythm guitar

Henry McCullough - lead guitar

Chris Stewart - bass

Dave Lutton - drums

Profile:  Help Yourself, known to their fans as "The Helps", were an English rock band of the early 1970’s whose style developed from “American-flavoured country-rock… …to acid-drenched psych.”

Personnel:

Malcolm Morley – keyboards,guitar, vocals (1970–1973 & 2002–2003)

Richard Treece – guitar, bass, vocals (1970–1973 & 2002–2003)

Dave Charles – drums, percussion, vocals (1970–1973)

Ken Whaley – bass (1970–1971, 1973 & 2002–2003)

Paul Burton – bass, guitar, vocals (1971–1973)

Jonathan "Jojo" Glemser – guitar (1971)

Ernie Graham – guitar, vocals (1971)

Kevin Spacey – drums (2002–2003)

Sean Tyla – guitar, vocals (1972 & 1973)

https://bestfile.io/en/Gkks6VLcf4IAHhI/file

David McWilliams - Singing Songs (Vol. 1) CD 67 w Vol. 2 CD 67 w Vol. 3 CD 68 w Lord Offaly CD 72 w The Beggar And The Priest CD 73 w Livin's Just A State Of Mind CD 74 w st CD 77 w Don't Do It For Love CD 78 w When I Was A Dancer CD 79 w Wounded CD 81 w Working For The Government CD 87 w Bucket Full Of Dreams CD 95 w Rare Treasures 1968-95 CD 72

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE:  Damn!  Must have been a slow day at the office to fetch all this music by the guy but it does span greatly from hippie (songs sounding like the Velvet Underground) to cowboy and everything in between!  Per Discogs:  Irish singer/songwriter born on July 4, 1945 in Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland and died on January 8, 2002 in Ballycastle, County Antrim, Northern Ireland

https://bestfile.io/en/CKN76cyrPli5sCK/file

Andwellas Dream - Love And Poetry CD 69 -cc

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE:  Per Discogs:  Band from Northern Ireland who later became Andwella. They were formed in 1968, originally as The Method, but changed their name to Andwellas Dream (sometimes spelled Andwella's Dream) after moving to London in 1968. Their debut album Love And Poetry (on CBS) was a highly-rated psychedelic album. The highlight of this album is surely the opening track The Days Grew Longer For Love, which like most tracks is slow and melodic but with 'killer' guitar leads. Three singles were released from that album. After the first LP the line-up was changed and the new incarnation shortened its name. Both incarnations of the band were centered around David Lewis, who was a multi-instrumentalist and an acclaimed songwriter. He also recorded a privately-pressed album in 1970 and made further solo albums.

David Lewis - guitar, piano, organ, vocals

Nigel Smith - bass, vocals

Gordon Barton - drums.

https://bestfile.io/en/61TjE5g785APpqA/file

STARJETS - God Bless Starjets CD 79

 I will say you followers of the DU blog have really been helping me lately like Jon mentioned this band and I could have sworn that I owned the vinyl in the early days but may have dumped the rip if the vinyl was too beat up (hence more cuts I had to make) once I found the CD rip from another blog.  Per Discogs:  Punk pop / new wave band

They were formed in Belfast, Northern Ireland in 1976 by guitarist - lead vocalist Terry Sharpe, guitarist Paul Bowen, bassist Sean Martin and drummer Liam L'Estrange. They were signed at Epic by Muff Winwood where they released one album in 1979 and a bunch of singles with "War Stories" being their biggest hit (No.51 in the U.K. charts in 1979). They supported Bay City Rollers and Stiff Little Fingers and because of their amiable style they were labelled "the Bay City Rollers of punk". After their album failed to chart, Paul Bowen left the group and they changed their name to Tango Brigade addding guitarist Pat Gribben in their line up. After one single at Epic in 1981, Tango Brigade disbanded due to musical differences and Terry Sharpe with Pat Gribben formed The Adventures in 1983 and Sean Martin (3) joined Jake Burns And The Big Wheel.

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Stiff Little Fingers - All The Best CD 83 91 w Inflammable Material LP 79 w Nobody's Heroes LP 80 w Hanx! LP 80 w Go For It LP 81 w Now Then... LP 82 w Peel Sessions EP 86 w Flags & Emblems CD 91 w The Radio 1 Sessions CD 02

 REPOST Request:  Well a timely request if in fact it was that in comments by Post Post Modern Dad as I have added 'Flags & Emblems" CD which I have always dug since getting it in 1991 but couldn't find my 'Guitar & Drum' CD 03 which was the first tour I saw them at so I added my personally filmed killer cover version of 'Johnny Was' by Bob Marley & The Wailers from the second time I saw them in Ybor City 11-5-2019 that I used to crank the volume on from my Peel Session 45 EP (one of only a handful I could do that with like Rapeman - Budd EP, 45 Grave - Partytime EP, etc.) so you all luck out!

MP3 files:  https://bestfile.io/RR4D3vWVAqFyUgS/file

My video of Johnny Was: https://bestfile.io/qSvvOpBTMdS4kOS/file

VA - Bloodstains Across Northern Ireland Vol. 1 and 2 LP

REPOST Request:  Thanks to JayIRC for finding these on the internet and posting them originally.  Includes the bands:  Rudi, Ruefrex, Midnite Cruiser, Electro Motive Force, Ex, Androids, Protex, Victim, The Detonators, Pretty Boy Floyd and the Gems, The Doubt, The Defect, Xdreamysts, Moondogs, Zipps, Tinopeners, Shock Treatment, Control Zone, Stage B, Tearjerkers, Dogmatic Element, Family of Noise, P45 and Peasants.
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