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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
After Party
Join us at Ruby's Bar this Saturday at Coney Island USA to raise a glass to Summer 2010. 3:00 until.
Les Paul and Mary Ford - In The Good Old Summertime (mp3)
The Duals - Beach Party
Ghost In The Invisible Bikini
Tempos - See You In September
Annette - Muscle Beach Party
The Trashmen - Whoa Dad
Dick Dale and the Del Tones - Secret Surfing Spot
Wayne Hollers - Dancing In The Sand
Nat Foster - Rockin' The Summer Away
The Images - A Swingin' Summer
Frank Sinatra Jr. - Beach Girl And The Monster
Big Beat plus Summer Love
Judy Russell - Surfin' With Jimmy
Bobby Freeman - She Said She Wants To Dance
Jimmy Simm's Thunderbirds - Twistin' On The Beach
Surf Bunnies - Summertime Is Surfin' Time
The Silly Surfers - Woodie On A Safari
The Banshees - Take A Ride With Me
The Beach Boys - Girl Don't Tell Me
The Sandals - The Endless Summer
Frank Sinatra - Summer Wind
Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazelwood - Some Velvet Morning
Chiffons - Great Shakes Ad
The Fashions - Surfin' Back To School
King Uszniewicz & The Uszniewicztones - Surfin' School
MP3s sound like crap! Go buy some 45s.
Posted by Debbie D at 10:05 PM 6 comments
The World's Greatest Rock'n'Roll Dance Party
Join WFMU DJ's Dave the Spazz, Todd-O-Phonic Todd and Joe Belock this Friday night at Maxwell's in Hoboken New Jersey for the world's greatest Rock'n'Roll dance party!! 9 PM. FREE!
Maxwell's
Posted by Debbie D at 10:34 AM 1 comments
Friday, August 27, 2010
Another Skid Row Joe (Country MP3)
Carl Dean - Another Skid Row Joe (2:22)
The unknown (to me) Carl Dean executes a pretty fair Jerry Lee Lewis rip in this ode to everyone's favorite alcoholic. And check out that beautiful ARCH label, headquartered in St. Louis just as you'd expect. For more tales of winos in a tailspin, check out the extensive collection of Skid Row songs posted recently on WFMU's Beware Of The Blog.
Next week: Edgar Buchanan (Uncle Joe from Petticoat Junction) dips his toe into the Red Sovine songbook.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Japanese Pops
Key:
Thanks To Takeshi for sending us this compilation!
1.Aumi Ishida - So Long Baby (mp3)
2.Aumi Ishida - The Shadow Of Romans
3.Cookies - Teach Me First Love
4.Michie Sahara - Let's Go Mach
5.Aiko Ito - The Funky Look Girl
6-Sayuri Yoshinaga - Pleasure Of Love
7-Yukio Hashi - A Couple In The Rain
8.Yukio Hashi - Ameriachi
9.Tetsuya Goda - Sanmarion In Sun Set
10.Teruko Akatuki - Bikkuri Shakkiri Boogie
11.Akira Mita - Ameriachi of Love
12.Yaeko Mizutani - Song Of Hula Hoop
13.Takeshi Kiyohara - Mid Night Rock Party
14.Takeshi Kiyohara - Twist USA
15.Izumi Yukimura - How About Cha Cha
16.Hideko Tani - Tokyo Bosa Nova Girl
17.Hiroko Takegosh - Suku Suku Suki
18.Yuko Shimazu - Hey Monroe
19.Yuki Humi - Mini Mini Date
20.Michiru Maki - Crazy Heart
21.Makoto Mekata - Mash Potato
22.Makoto Mekata - That Girl Of Rumor
23.Makoto Mekata - Transistor Sister
24.Ryu Wakuda - Punch Guy
Posted by Debbie D at 9:59 PM 7 comments
Friday, August 20, 2010
Code Alarm 7 (Country MP3)
Vern Stovall - Code Alarm 7 (2:47)
Tip: any record that starts with the words "The ambulance screamed out Highway 11" is very unlikely to have a happy ending. I hope y'all have your crying towels handy.
Next week: the further adventures of Skid Row Joe.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Robert Nighthawk Chicago 1964
Posted by Debbie D at 8:32 PM 3 comments
Labels: Debbie D, music video
Monday, August 16, 2010
Way Out
Introduction
Motorcycle Ride
School For Robots
Nothing To Do
This has shown up on the blogosphere a time or two, but it's new to me! When I recently came across this VERY strange children's educational record from 1968, I was intrigued by the homemade cover art. What lay in the grooves however, was even more surprising. Using some early electronic techniques, tape manipulation, sound effects, a lot of imagination and a strong counter culture aesthetic, Bruce Haack created something I would be proud to have my children listen to. Enjoy...
Posted by Jukeboxmafia at 9:44 PM 4 comments
Labels: Children's Records, Electronic, Psychedelic, Strange
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Friday, August 13, 2010
Country Fuzz - Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass (MP3)
Here is Sue Thompson's version of Buck Owens' Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass. As with the ear-grabbing Buck Owens original version, this one features some blazing fuzztone guitar sounds.
Sue Thompson - Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass (2:25)
To hear Buck Owens' original version of Who's Gonna Mow Your Grass (and a whole lot more country fuzz), head over to this Beware Of The Blog post.
Next week: a gut-wrenching "death on the highway" record.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
HILLBILLY APE CALL
"The Man from U.N.C.L.E.".... Gorilla - The My Friend the Gorilla Affair
Posted by sshark at 11:22 AM 3 comments
Labels: SSHARK
Monday, August 9, 2010
Who Do I Think I Am
Webb Pierce
Posted by Debbie D at 7:32 PM 3 comments
Labels: Debbie D, music video
Sunday, August 8, 2010
New Zine On The Scene
Be sure to check out the new PRINT ZINE outta Seattle Washington. The debut issue features our hero, Ron Haydock, as well as Elvis sightings, a long Mike McCarthy interview and more! Info at the Get Dorked! website.
Posted by Debbie D at 8:52 AM 0 comments
Friday, August 6, 2010
Little Honda
The Hondells on Shindig. This is nuts.
Posted by Greg G at 12:36 PM 4 comments
Labels: Greg, Motorcycles
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Ladies And Gentlemen - Star Time
Detroit Breakdown WFMU - Images by Jacob Blickenstaff
Re-live the magic of the Ponderosa Stomp at Lincoln Center. Live sets by Eddie "The Hawg" Kirkland, Spyder "Ride In My 225" Turner, Melvin "I Won't Be Your Fool" Davis, Dennis "Scorpio" Coffey and the fabulous Velvelettes, all backed by the Motor City Soul Revue, aka The Party Stompers.
Listen Now!
Be sure to tune in to Music To Spazz By on Thursday August 12th from 9 PM - Midnight for ? & the Mysterians' scorching set!
Posted by Debbie D at 9:39 AM 0 comments
16 Tons - - - Go Go Version
Tennesse Ernie Ford boldly reinvents Merle Travis' 16 Tons for the Hollywood Palace tv show, which aired May 22, 1965.
Posted by Greg G at 9:21 AM 7 comments
Labels: Greg, Hillbilly, Hollywood, Television