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VA - MODERN & FLAIR HILLBILLIES - Hillbilly Researcher Series HBR # 54
01 - Buz Butler - Mule Skinner Blues
02 - Buz Butler - Get Goin' Engineer
03 - Billy Hill - With Someone Like You
04 - Billy Hill - For What You've Done To Me
05 - Louie Hooks - Fate Played A Trick On Me
06 - Louie Hooks - Pine Club Boogie
07 - Jimmy Bryant - Jelly Beans Daddy
08 - Jimmy Bryant - Barn Dance Boogie
09 - Ted Shelton - Motel Time
10 - Ted Shelton - Knowing You Don't Care
11 - Roy Harris - South Of San Antonio
12 - Roy Harris - No Home For My Heart
13 - Carroll County Boys - Caroll Country Blues
14 - Carroll County Boys - Begin The Beguine
15 - Broome Brothers - The Mandolin Waltz
16 - Broome Brothers - Old Trail
17 - Rhythm Harmoneers - Mexican Joe
18 - Rhythm Harmoneers - Good Old Chlorophyll
19 - Larry Nola - Somebody Else Is Taking My Place
20 - Larry Nola - What's The Reason I'm Not Pleasin'
21 - Danny Dedmon - Sally Anne
22 - Danny Dedmon - Maybe Things Will Work Out
23 - Earney Vandagriff - Guest Star In Heaven (A Tribute To Hank Williams)
24 - Earney Vandagriff - I Know I'm Falling In Love
25 - Jimmy Walton - Tennessee Country Gal
26 - Jimmy Walton - Always And Always
27 - Ted Shelton - One Man's Hell
28 - Ted Shelton - Lover Boy
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I Got To Thinking...
Hank Ballard & TheMidnighters-All 20 Of Their Chart Hits 1953-1962 (1977)
https://workupload.com/file/GZmf5hxTDTv
Hank Ballard - You Can't Keep A Good Man Down 1968
https://workupload.com/file/qhnxGEptKt9
Thank you very much too you all
Enjoy: Ricky Coyne & Andy Dio - Ricky Coyne Meets Andy Dio ♪♬♪
https://workupload.com/file/KFjduFWr8er
always a thank you from me
Thank you Very Much
@Teddyboy Jim: Thank you for sharing, but, please, don't post fake bitrates. Your "flac" files are in reality .128kbps.
@Uncle Gil: How do you find out if these are fake flac files? I don't really know. Some of the Music I had were really originally 128, which I had converted
Uncle Gil, Love these label compilations that you do, especially the labels where country music wasn't their main output.
Nobody's pefect Teddyboy Jim, No rule it has to be flac, It all increased as the internet got faster and more space to play with, wind the clock back a few years, most you hear today are only reconverted from 128, If the album was rare enough and it was 96 it would still be snapped up.
@Teddyboy Jim.
That's the problem. You say you're re-encoding files that were originally in .128. You're not adding any quality by encoding in .flac or higher bitrate. The frequencies that disappeared with 128 aren't restored. And as puterbutt suggests, making files unnecessarily larger is not good for the planet.
@puterbutt: Thank you for your answer. I've been tidying up the hard disks for a while now and sorting out the chaos. Some cds that I ripped umpteen years ago have been converted for the new archive. I hope that this has no negative consequences. I rather have the feeling that they sound a bit better
Thanks Uncle, Teddyboy Jim, enjoy it for what it brings you. It's much deeper than it seems and it's harder to be perfect.
Here's a tool I use to detect, and it's free! Lossless Audio Checker: https://losslessaudiochecker.com/
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