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There are 19 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1. Re: Bernadette Peters
From: james botticelli
2. The Prodigy meet Sagittarius
From: David Ponak
3. STEREO SHANGRI-LAS
From: mick patrick
4. Re: Castle Pulse CD Box Set
From: james botticelli
5. Cd booklets
From: Will Stos
6. PEANUT & RONNIE
From: mick patrick
7. Avon ladies, more labels
From: Paul Payton
8. Re: THE FOUR CAL-QUETTES
From: Mike Rashkow
9. New at musica
From: Spectropop Admin Team
10. Re: Castle Pulse CD Box Set
From: Mike Rashkow
11. Valerie, Elaine and Ray Avon
From: Norman
12. RE: Cd booklets
From: David Parkinson
13. Swan records and "Rising Sons"
From: thomas taber
14. THE BERNADETTES
From: mick patrick
15. Can Anyone Identify This.....
From: Jeffrey Glenn
16. Re: Cd booklets
From: james botticelli
17. Re: Swan records and "Rising Sons"
From: Dan Hughes
18. The Liquid Room 4/21/02 & 4/28/02
From: David Ponak
19. Re: The Liquid Room 4/21/02 & 4/28/02
From: james botticelli
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 15:12:33 -0400
From: james botticelli
Subject: Re: Bernadette Peters
Peter Lerner wrote:
> I'd like to know more about Bernadette. Is she still recording?
> What have I missed?
I don't have a whole lot to add, but I have seen her on PBS
"special" shows when they do the Beg-A-Thon and wanna tear at
Boomers' heart strings. Still though, a fine singer at last
sighting - perhaps 6 months ago - and I did have the pleasure of
seeing a Univ of Arizona student production of "Dames At Sea" back
in '79 which prompted me to get the soundtrack, a goodie if you
have Broadway Soundtrack Tolerance. Didn't she do "Party Girl" for
Laurie?
--
Jimmy Botticelli
Taking The E-Z...Way Out!
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 17:23:00 -0400
From: David Ponak
Subject: The Prodigy meet Sagittarius
A funny thing happened last night at the Coachella Music & Arts
festival out in Indio, California. I was watching UK techno band
The Prodigy perform, and I noticed that one of their new songs
contained a significant sample of the keyboard intro from
"My World Fell Down" by Sagittarius. How odd is that?????
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 00:40:35 +0100 (BST)
From: mick patrick
Subject: STEREO SHANGRI-LAS
Hello,
I wrote:
> For all I care, "Leader Of The Pack" might be available on
> one hundred and six other CDs but the (new CHAPEL OF LOVE 3CD
> box set) sees the first ever UK release of the stereo version
> of this track. As for the other 59 tracks, YES, they are all
> 'the original recordings by the original artists', just like it
> says on the front of the box.
Billy G. Spradlin replied:
> I'm wondering if this is the original stereo mix that has appeared
> on many oldies LP's over the years and has the line " One day my
> dad said, "Find someone new"..." inexplicably edited out?
GAG! No it flippin' is not, young Billy. I spit on that butchered
version.
> or the ADD remix that was on Taragon's "The Very Best of Red Bird/
> Blue Cat Records" CD?
And no, it's not that version either. Guess again. Maybe someone
less personally involved in this box set can answer the "which
version" question in more detail. Personally, I prefer mono.
MICK PATRICK
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Message: 4
Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 15:06:36 -0400
From: james botticelli
Subject: Re: Castle Pulse CD Box Set
Billy G Spradlin wrote:
> "The Very Best of Red Bird/Blue Cat Records" CD
I want this so bad I can taste it - the feathers are a little
dusty though.
I'd be happy to trade off-list..anyone?
--
Jimmy Botticelli
Taking The E-Z...Way Out!
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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 13:02:12 -0400
From: Will Stos
Subject: Cd booklets
Mick Patrick exclaimed:
> Gee, someone who actually READS CD booklets.
> Will, I think I love you.
Not to suck up too much, but sometimes I buy cds just to get my
hands on the liner notes. I can't tell you how many repeats of
songs I have on compilations, and the dozens of "Best of" comps I
have on the Shangri-Las, Chiffons, Supremes, Marvelettes, etc., just
to see if any new info is waiting for me on the inside (or photos
I haven't seen either). Nothing disappoints me more than finding
just a track listing. If I only have enough money for one cd and I
have a pile I want, I'll usually look to the side of the case to
count the number of pages in the booklet or to see if it has
staples.
Am I the only one who does this, or is there anyone else
who does this when cd shopping? I stayed away from the RPM
collections for years because it had a fold-up booklet that didn't
look like it had much info. This might sound crazy, but a lot of
times a group or solo singer "sounds" better when you have your
imagination in tune to what their story is before you hear their
music. For example, when I first heard songs by the Shangri-Las, I
thought they were cool. But once I started learning about how
young they were, how they were screwed by various producers and
corporate types, and heard about the fun they had at recording
sessions, it just brought the music to life.
Call me crazy, Will
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Message: 6
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 09:39:35 +0100 (BST)
From: mick patrick
Subject: PEANUT & RONNIE
> Original message from Mark Wirtz:
> Mick, you might be able to solve this mystery. There was one more
> single I produced with Peanut after "I Didn't Love Him Anyway".
> For some reason, I cannot remember the title, except that the
> A-side song was written by Peanut's then manager Valerie Avon
> (formerly of The Avons) and had the word "home" or "house" in it,
> and that the recording had an all-star stellar cast of background
> singers...I cannot find the single in my collection, and I never
> hear it mentioned. Any clues?
Hi,
Well, Mark, I reckon the mystery PEANUT 45 was probably never
released. However, our friend Martin... you know, the one who hates
the Four Cal-Quettes but has all of their records anyway :-) ...has
suggested to me that the disc you're thinking of could well be
VALERIE AVON's single "To Be Let" b/w "He Knows I Love Him Too
Much", issued on Columbia DB 8201 in 1967. Ring a bell?
Anyway, I have a bit of a penchant for backing singers, so tell us
who the stellar crew were on that session. Oh, do!
And while I'm on the subject of Peanut, here are some more CDs which
contain tracks by her. "Thank Goodness For The Rain" is featured on
the CD "Autumn Almanac - Ripples Vol 3" (Sequel NEMCD 454) and her
version of Bonnie & the Treasures' "Home Of The Brave" can be found
on "Dream Time - Ripples Vol 2" (Sequel NEMCD 427). It seems to me
that the entire "Ripples" series was tailor made for Spectropop types,
so perhaps I'm preaching to the converted.
WARNING! THE ABOVE PRODUCTS CONTAIN PEANUT :-)
And talking of "Home Of The Brave"...some friends and I happened to
meet RONNIE SPECTOR back in the late-1970s and we asked her if she
ever recorded the song. Back then, some (deaf!) people still thought
that Ronnie WAS Bonnie of Bonnie & the Treasures. She answered
immediately with words to the effect of, "Oh, sure. But that's not
me singing the version you've heard". Has anyone since heard Ronnie's
version, perhaps from an acetate?
We also asked Ronnie to confirm for us that she sang lead on "THE
TWIST" and "HOT PASTRAMI" from the Philles LP "The Crystals
Sing The Greatest Hits Volume One". Ronnie's reply was negative.
However, there was a turntable in the room so one of our party put
the album on and played those two tracks. Ronnie's jaw dropped. "Gee,
that IS me singing. I think Phil must have got me to rehearse those
songs. But I never knew he recorded me singing them". Ronnie posed
for some pictures outside. I still have them somewhere.
MICK PATRICK
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 16:16:52 -0400
From: Paul Payton
Subject: Avon ladies, more labels
Kingsley Abbott wrote:
> Katie (Peanut) Kissoon also popped up as backing singer on a locally
> pressed CD that is available from the (excellent) local baker in our next
> village here in Norfolk. Strange but true :-)
Was Mac ("Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep" - a guilty pleasure) her husband?
brother? And what's excellent - the CD or the baker?
Original message from Paul Urbahns:
> There was a singing group of black girls in Nashville called
> The Avons. Is there an expert out there on them? They may have
> recorded with Peggy Gaines.
To add to Mick Patrick's note, I have a mid-60s 45 by them on Groove (RCA
subsid) called "Whatever Happened To Our Love?" Not too bad, either.
As I read others' comments, more thoughts on favorite labels:
Diamond indeed had some neat stuff. I love Kevin McQuinn's "Every Step of
the Way," #101, the first release on the label, produced by Bob Crewe (I
think) and arranged by Charlie Calello. I'm also looking for the
Bobettes' "Love is Blind," somewhat later. (On any CDs anyone knows about?)
Canterbury is excellent choice too - all that Gary Zekley material. And
Stewart Mason, in addition to Yellow Balloon, Don Grady and the New Wave
were artists I recall warmly. Grady's "Impressions With Syvonne" is my
favorite of his sides ("Children of St. Monica" was apparently a hit on the
west coast); and the New Wave, a two-man group, had the beautiful "Where Do
We Go From Here."
Billy Spradlin, sorry but I kinda like some of the Billy & Lillie material
on Swan, particularly "Lucky Ladybug" and "La-Dee-Dah." A rare find for me
was the last (or 2nd-to-last) Swan 45: "(So) In Love (With You)" by a group
from Buffalo, NY, the Rising Suns. This was apparently a big hit in Buffalo
thanks to the promotion of Joey Reynolds of WKBW (heard throughout the
northeastern US after sundown); the other "final" Swan 45 was a novelty
Reynolds did with fellow 'KB DJ Danny Neaverth as Joey & Danny, "Rats In My
Room," stripped down and adapted from an old r&b 45. NRBQ did a later
version of it.
Bob Rashkow's comment on Paula Records brings to mind the Uniques 45, "All
These Things," c. 1966, a zen-simple 6/8 ballad sung by lead and later
country star Joe Stampley. In a similar vein was the slow and eloquent
Toussaint McCall's "Nothing Takes The Place of You" (featured in John
Waters' film, "Hairspray"). Both songs also evoke Tommy McLain's raw but
edge-of-your-seat doowop-without-group version of Patsy Cline's "Sweet
Dreams (Of You)" on MSL, distributed by Jamie. (McLain also became a country
singer later, I believe on Epic.)
Country Paul
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Message: 8
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 18:27:14 EDT
From: Mike Rashkow
Subject: Re: THE FOUR CAL-QUETTES
Mick Partrick writes:
> Boris
> (Valet to Mr. Michael Patrick)
Boris is much funnier than Mick Patrick.
That's hard to do.
Rashkovsky (formerly Baritone in The Vapours)
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Message: 9
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 11:46:04 +0100
From: Spectropop Admin Team
Subject: New at musica
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Message: 10
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2002 18:27:15 EDT
From: Mike Rashkow
Subject: Re: Castle Pulse CD Box Set
O.K. that's it Mick, I'm bringing my Filipino houseboy out of
the closet.
Rashkovsky
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Message: 11
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 20:36:04 +0930
From: Norman
Subject: Valerie, Elaine and Ray Avon
Hello group members,
I am so glad we have touched on The Avons from England:
Valerie Murtagh (aka Valerie Avon), Elaine Murtagh and Ray Adams.
I played their version of "Rubber Ball" on a radio programme I was
invited into the other day. I was dying to play "Cool and Cozy" but
I didn't want to get thrown out of the studio! My choice of songs
went down like a lead balloon anyway but I still managed to stick
a few in.
When it is considered that they had more success with covers such as
"Seven Little Girls Sitting In the Back Seat", "Rubber Ball" and
"Four Little Heels" isn't it ironic that they were responsible for
writing one of the classics of the sixties in "Dance On" recorded by
both The Shadows and Kathy Kirby.
Norman
Still bopping along to Cool and Cozy!
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Message: 12
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 08:50:22 -0700
From: David Parkinson
Subject: RE: Cd booklets
Will Stos
> I'll usually look to the side of the case to count the number
>of pages in the booklet or to see if it has staples.....
> Am I the only one who does this,
> call me crazy, Will
Not crazy in the least. When out shopping for compilations and
repackagings of older material, it is ESSENTIAL to me to get
something more than the tracklisting. I have certainly peeked
at the top/bottom of the jewel case to grok the thickness of
the insert. One label that particularly stands out for me in
this regard is Big Beat: I have a few of these, and not one of
them has disappointed on the liner-notes front.
And the Rhino Handmades are exemplary.
David
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Message: 13
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 08:32:12 -0700 (PDT)
From: thomas taber
Subject: Swan records and "Rising Sons"
Re: Paul Payton's "Rising Sons" 45.
Not believing "Rats In My Room" was near the end of
the Swan label (the "Underwater Surfers" was the
followup), I searched on Google for - "rats in my
room" swan - and found a neat Swan singles
discography. The "Rising Sons" single apparently is
one of the ??? near the end, probably coming after a
"RIMRoom" reissue (#4276) with different flip side.
#4284 was apparently the last release.
By the way, I had the opportunity probably 15 years
ago to ask Mr. Joey Reynolds in person if he new how
the two 'Joey & Danny' records sold in relation to one
another - he looked at me like I was the biggest loser
he had ever met, and went back to a previous
conversation he was having.
Tom "Biggest Loser" Taber
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Message: 14
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 19:31:07 +0100 (BST)
From: mick patrick
Subject: THE BERNADETTES
Hi,
Well, I never dreamed our pal Peter Lerner would prove to be a
fan of BERNADETTE PETERS. Yep, those Vargas-sleeved albums are
quite special, aren't they Pete?. The lady is still very active
and I hear that the West End of London is to be graced by her
presence in the musical "Gypsy" later in the year. You'll find
more than you need to know by going to one or both of the following:
http://www.bernadettepeters.com http://www.bernadettepeters.net
One disc not mentioned by Peter is Bernadette's 1962 debut
"ACADEMY AWARD" (United Artists), which might just be my personal
favourite of her entire catalogue. The other side, "Charm Bracelet",
was covered in the UK by Candy Sparling. Now, that's what I CALL a
cute name!
> James Botticelli wrote: Didn't she do "Party Girl" for Laurie?
Close, Jimmy Bee, but no cigar. You're taking the wrong Bernadette
to the wrong party and that's just the kinda thing that could earn
a guy a slapped face:-) It was "We'll Start The Party Again" that
Miss Peters sang and Bernadette CARROLL was the girl who chirped
"Party Girl". It was her only hit, Top 50 in Billboard in mid-1964.
Which reminds me...somewhere deep in the festering pit of vinyl my
Luddite oppo Malcolm Baumgart calls his home (Jamie was very taken
when I first used that phrase to him, "Anything cool slithered to
the surface of the festering pit recently?", he enquired of me more
than once) is a heavy, double-sided 7 inch Allegro Sound Studios
acetate of Bernadette Carroll's original demo version of that great
song "HOLD BACK THE LIGHT OF DAWN". You know, the Other Two/Tammys
song. Cool or what? It needs a little wipe, though.
MICK PATRICK
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Message: 15
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 06:28:05 -0700
From: Jeffrey Glenn
Subject: Can Anyone Identify This.....
Help!
I've just played to musica an unknown song by an unknown artist.
This came from an acetate belonging to one of our esteemed list
members.
It's an exceptionally cool late-60's psych-tinged girlpop track
with a killer bassline (killer track all around actually, as
you'll hear). This may be an Ellie Greenwich demo...
Anyone with any info about song title/artist/was it ever released
by anyone/where/when, etc. please post to the list or e-mail me.
And even if you don't know anything about it, enjoy the track!
Jeff
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Message: 16
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 15:10:05 -0400
From: james botticelli
Subject: Re: Cd booklets
Will Stos:
> I'll usually look to the side of the case to count the number
> of pages in the booklet or to see if it has staples.....
> Am I the only one who does this,
> call me crazy, Will
David Parkinson:
> Not crazy in the least. When out shopping for compilations and
> repackagings of older material, it is ESSENTIAL to me to get
> something more than the tracklisting. I have certainly peeked
> at the top/bottom of the jewel case to grok the thickness of
> the insert. One label that particularly stands out for me in
> this regard is Big Beat: I have a few of these, and not one of
> them has disappointed on the liner-notes front.
> And the Rhino Handmades are exemplary.
I'll second that...I'm one of those snotty collectors that mainly
wants only out of print original issue pristine vinyl and cover.
If not, a reissue of same. By default, I'll do CD's and if so,
only CD-R's of incredibly rare vinyl sides or a well produced
(usually English) CD loaded with liners, triv, photos and
mishegas...
Snottily,
Jimmy Botticelli
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Message: 17
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 14:57:07 -0500
From: Dan Hughes
Subject: Re: Swan records and "Rising Sons"
Tom sez,
> I had the opportunity probably 15 years ago to ask Mr. Joey
> Reynolds in person if he new how the two 'Joey & Danny'
> records sold in relation to one another - he looked at me
> like I was the biggest loser he had ever met, and went back to
> a previous conversation he was having.
Don't feel bad, Tom. I have heard that Reynolds could be quite
"difficult" and his temper was legendary. He probably holds the
all-time record for being fired. And in radio, that's quite an
accomplishment.
---Dan
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Message: 18
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 16:39:12 -0700
From: David Ponak
Subject: The Liquid Room 4/21/02 & 4/28/02
The Liquid Room, (usually) hosted by David Ponak (me), airs
every Saturday night from Midnight to 3AM (PDT) on 90.7FM KPFK
Los Angeles, as well as streaming at http://kpfk.org.
This week we have a double dose of Liquid Room Playlists covering
the past 2 shows....
The Liquid Room 4/28/02 Guest Hosted by Tony Tucci
( http://radiocave@earthlink.net )
1. Mello Cads/Loveland
Soft As A Rock (Franklin Castle)
2. Ursula 1000/Mucho Tequila
Kinda' Kinky (ESL Music)
3. The McCoys/Fever
Music For Modern Living 4 (Lounge-Germany)
4. Duo Ouro Negro/Ecrie Moi
Portugal Deluxe (Valentim-Portugal)
5. Minnie Ripperton/Memory Band
Come To My Garden (Varese Sarabande)
6. Super Furry Animals/Juxtaposed With U
Rings Around The World (XL Recordings)
7. Bertrand Burgalat + A.S. Dragon/Tornado
Automne 2001 (Tricatel-France)
8. Yuka Honda/You Think You're So Generous, But...
Memories Are My Only Witness (Tzadik)
9. Benjamin Biolay/Los Angeles (Friendship 7 Remix)
Rose Kennedy (Virgin-France)
10. Piero Umiliani/Centrali Termiche
Musica Electronica (Right Tempo-Italy)
11. Peter Lipa/My Album
Spinning Wheel Of Jazz 2 (Spinning Wheel-Germany)
12. Buffalo Daughter/Discotheque Du Paradis
I (Emperor Norton)
13. Basement Jaxx/Romeo (Acoustic)
Where's You're Head At (Astralwerks)
14. Nina Simone + Joe Claussell/Feelin' Good
Verve Remixed (Verve)
15. Jean DuShon/Feelin' Good
Even Mo' Mod Jazz (Kent-UK)
16. Cornershop/Slip The Drummer One...
Handcream For A Generation (Beggars/Wiija)
17. Cornershop/...Heavy Soup Outro
Handcream For A Generation (Beggars/Wiija)
18. Henry Mancini/Springtime For Hitler
The Big Latin Band Of... (RCA)
19. Black Mighty Orchestra/Ocean Beach
Irma On Canvas (Irma-Italy)
20. Andre Popp + Jeanette/Le Temps De Mon Pere
Popp Musique (Tricatel-France)
21. Wes Montgomery/Fly Me To The Moon
Road Song (A&M)
22. Departure Lounge/Tubular Belgians In My Goldfield...
Too Late To Die Young (Nettwerk)
23. Departure Lounge/...Be Good To Yourself
Too Late To Die Young (Nettwerk)
24. Tom Ze/Conto De Fraldas
Jogos De Armar (Trama-Brazil)
25. Graham Central Station/Dear Prudence
The Jam: Anthology (Rhino)
26. Keith Mansfield/Morning Broadway
What Is Wrong With Groovin' (Jazzman-UK)
27. Beta Band/Squares
Hot Shots II (Astralwerks)
28. Arkestra One/I Really Want You
Arkestra One (Cosmic Sounds-UK)
29 Smokey + Miho/Blue Glasses
Smokey + Miho EP (Afro Sambas)
30. Dee Felice Trio/Wichita Lineman
In Heat (Micro Cosmic Sound)
31. Les Hommes/Easy Boy
The Mood Is Modial (Scema-Italy)
32. The Third Wave/Cataloupe Island
Here And Now (Crippled Dick)
33. James Last/Be My Baby-Immigrant Song
-Strange Kind Of Woman-Medley
Non Stop Dancing 12 (Polydor-Germany)
34. Pizzicato 5/Twiggy Twiggy-Twiggy
Vs. James Bond
Made in USA (Matador)
35. Rob/Don't Kill Dub
Don't Kill Rob (Virgin-France)
36. Arkestra One/Man From The Audience
Arkestra One (Cosmic Sounds-UK)
37. Kalliopi Vetta/Concert For One Voice
Excursions 2 (Virgin-France)
38. Air/Don't Be Light (Edit)
Everybody Hertz (Astralwerks)
39. Medeski Martin + Wood/Ten Dollar High
Uninvisible (Blue Note)
40. Smoke City/Underwater Love
Underwater Love (Jive-UK)
41. Lemon Jelly/Homage To Patagonia
The Yellow EP (XL Recordings)
42. Jon Kennedy/You Crazy
We're Just Waiting For You Now (Tru Thoughts-UK)
43. Chung King/Les Fleur
It's Now Safe To Turn Off Your Computer (Chung King-UK)
44. Wes Montgomery/I'll Be Back
Road Song (A&M)
45. The Lettermen/Spooky
Music For Modern Living 4 (Lounge-Germany)
46. Cornershop/Heavy Soup Intro
Handcream For A Generation (Beggars/Wiija)
47. Paul Williams/Mornin' I'll Be Movin' On
Someday Man (Reprise)
The Liquid Room 4/21/02: Hosted by David Ponak
1.The Association/Come On In
Birthday (WB)
2.Hi-Posi/Majime Na Kimochi
Glu-on (Nippon Columbia-Japan)
3.The Association/Pandora's Golden Heebie Jeebies
(Instrumental Version)
Just The Right Sound: The Association Anthology
(bonus track on UK version) (WSM-UK)
4.Francoiz Breut/L'Affaire D'Un Jour
Vingt à Trente Mille Jours (Labels-France)
5.DJ Me DJ You/Please Enjoy
Cook Book CD (Eenie Meenie)
6.Harpers Bizarre/Soft Soundin' Music
4 (Sundazed)
7.The Chemical Brothers/Star Guitar
Come With Us (Astralwerks)
8.Jacques Dutronc/Hippie Hippie Huourah
Dutronc (Vogue-France)
9.Mello Cads/Soft As A Rock
Soft As A Rock (Franklin Castle)
10.Jack Jones/Lollypops & Roses/Wives And Lovers (Medley)
Live At The Sands (RCA)
12.Testbild/Apollo In Orbit
The Double Life Of Testbild (Radio Khartoum)
13.Dino, Desi & Billy/Through Spray Colored Glasses
(from the film "Follow Me")
The Mad, Mad World Of Soundtracks (Motor-Germany)
14.Astrud Gilberto/Take It Easy My Brother Charly
Now (Castle-UK)
15.Pat C./Jules & Jim
Saudade Suite (La Chunga)
16.Dengue Fever/I'm Sixteen (demo)
17.Qypthone/Scooter
single (Happiness-Japan)
18.Gary Wilson/You Keep On Looking
You Think You Really Know Me (Motel)
19.Pinky Chicks/Soba Ni Ite
60's Cutie Pop Collection: First Date Edit (King)
20.N.E.R.D./Baby Doll
In Search Of (Virgin)
21.Nora Guthrie/Emilie's Illness
single (Mercury)
22.Marc Eric/Laura's Changing
A Mid Summer's Day Dream (Revue)
23.The Easy Access Orchestra/Swinging London
The Affair (Irma-Italy)
24.Eel/People People
People People (File Unique-Japan)
25.Shocking Blue/Acka Raga
The Bombay Jazz Palace (Castle-UK)
26.Mint Royale/From Rusholme With Love
On The Ropes (Faith & Hope)
27.The Beach Girls/Ski-ing In The Snow
The Dyno-Voice Story (Westside-UK)
28.Jaymze B. & The Deep Lounge Coalition/Who Let The Dogs Out
Sub-Urban (Oglio)
29.Super Car/Strobolights
single (Sony Music-Japan)
30.J-Girls/World Of Yellow
Good Night Tokyo (Readymade-Japan)
31.Seksu Roba/Intersexual Overdrive
Les Chansons Du Perverts (Crippled Dick Hot Wax)
32.Davie Allen & The Arrows/Cycle-Delic
Music From The Wild Angels and other Themes (Curb)
33.Flanger/Outer Space/Inner Space
Outer Space/Inner Space (Ninja Tune)
34.Scott Walker/This Way Mary
Lounge Legends: John Barry (Universal-Germany)
35.James Taylor Quartet/Side Stepping
Message From The Godfather (Ubiquity)
36.Cloud Eleven/Hey California
Orange And Green And Yellow And Near (West Coast 11)
37.Kahimi Karie/Melt The Snow
My Suitor (Polydor-Japan)
38.Claudine Longet/Nothing To Lose
The Mad, Mad World Of Soundtracks Volume 2 (Motor-Germany)
39.Boards Of Canada/1969
Geogaddi (Warp)
40.Minnie Ripperton/Le Fleur
Come To My Garden (Varese Sarabande)
41.X-Girl/Pop Musik
Single (Prime Directive-Japan)
42.Swan Dive/Words You Whisper
Words You Whisper (Siesta)
43.Paul Williams/Morning I'll Be Moving On
Someday Man (Reprise)
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Message: 19
Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 20:37:35 -0400
From: james botticelli
Subject: Re: The Liquid Room 4/21/02 & 4/28/02
David Ponak wrote:
> 1. Mello Cads/Loveland
> Soft As A Rock (Franklin Castle)
is it out?
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