/wsr/ - Ty Templeton's "Right to the Blues.mp3/flac - Worksafe Requests

Anonymous

Ty Templeton's "Right to the B(...) 04/22/24(Mon)02:02:46 No.1457422

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Ty Templeton's "Right to the Blues.mp3/flac Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)02:02:46 No.1457422 Archived

I'm looking for a copy of a song Ty Templton recorded as / by his character Teddy Payne.

Even Teddy Bears have the Right to the Blues.
The B-side was Alan Moore's Sinister Ducks.
(It's on Youtube)

Anonymous
04/22/24(Mon)09:29:33 No.1457473

Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)09:29:33 No.1457473

can you link the yt upload? i've tried looking for it but no luck, hoping i can get some metadata from it.

Anonymous
04/22/24(Mon)13:59:43 No.1457575

Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)13:59:43 No.1457575

>>1457473

Here you go.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGL8Fx6SOjg&ab_channel=DocteurDePeste

https://www.discogs.com/release/9605114-Teddy-Payne-The-Bluebears-And-The-Sinister-Ducks-Right-To-The-Blues-March-Of-The-Sinister-Ducks

Anonymous
04/22/24(Mon)14:02:48 No.1457579

Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)14:02:48 No.1457579

>>1457575
oh i'm sorry, i misinterpreted that as you saying "right to the blues" was on yt, i found the sinister ducks upload. i checked all the usual places and couldn't find anything of right to the blues, only flexidiscs for sale, i assume nobody has ripped it.

Anonymous
04/22/24(Mon)15:09:02 No.1457595

Anonymous 04/22/24(Mon)15:09:02 No.1457595

>>1457579

I actually have the flexidisk somewhere myself.
the WHERE is the big question
Which is why I'm asking.

Also tried Soulseek with no results.

Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)00:36:21 No.1457680

Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)00:36:21 No.1457680

>>1457595
yeah i checked soulseek too, pretty obscure shit, best of luck with finding the flexidisc, you should try ripping + posting it if you find it.

Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)02:41:40 No.1457702

Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)02:41:40 No.1457702

>>1457680

I have no idea how I would copy it off the disk..
(or where it is) but I would really like to hear it again.

Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)02:48:42 No.1457704

Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)02:48:42 No.1457704

>>1457702
do you have a vinyl record player? flexidiscs are playable through standard vinyl record players. you can rip them by finding a vinyl record player with 3.5mm out and connecting it to a line in port on your pc, then recording with audacity or whatever audio software you use.

Anonymous
04/24/24(Wed)16:03:44 No.1458029

Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)16:03:44 No.1458029

>>1457704
Unfortunately I don't have a turntable any more.
- and the one I owned definitely could not interface with a computer.