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There are 5 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1. Re: Rev Ola
From: David Matthews
2. Re: Doris Day The 60s Singles
From: Mikey
3. Brian Wilson's "Smile"? tour / Peggy Powers
From: Country Paul
4. Mojo Collections vs. Mojo
From: Matthew
5. Re: 2 of Clubs
From: Jan Kristensen
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 09:04:35 GMT
From: David Matthews
Subject: Re: Rev Ola
Ron Weekes:
> So if I understand this correctly...does this mean Rev Ola
> which became Poptones is now Cherry Red?
I'm not sure if Rev-Ola still really existed in name via Poptones.
I guess that Joe Foster was largely responsible for the 'From the
vaults' series released by Poptones. I'm not sure what's prompted
the change but Rev-Ola will now indeed be a lable operating through
Cherry Red rather than Poptones. The first 4 releases are 2 albums
by Ivor Cutler, the highly-prized Eternity's Children set and the
1969 Thomas & Richard Frost "Visualise" album. Thank you Joe and
all at Cherry Red. Let the sunshine through.
Dave.
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 10:17:58 -0400
From: Mikey
Subject: Re: Doris Day The 60s Singles
I ended up with an Extra Doris Day "The 60s Singles Cd". If anybody needs one,
let me know.
Your Friend,
Mikey
Admin Note:
This CD contains A Jack Nitzsche-arranged version of Doris Day's rockin'
rarity "Let The Little Girl Limbo". It's a totally different version to
that contained on her "Golden Girl" 2CD of a few years back. We thought
y'all should be aware.
The Spectropop Team.
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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 11:01:31 -0400
From: Country Paul
Subject: Brian Wilson's "Smile"? tour / Peggy Powers
A friend in another discussion group centered on Brian Wilson told me he
read that Wilson would tour next summer with a tour of the end-to-end "real"
"Smile" album in much the same way as he did with "Pet Sounds." Any truth to
this delicious rumour?
I had a very strange dream last night - I was driving somewhere, and a woman
was hitchhiking by the side of the road, talking to someone. I recognized
her as Peggy Powers, the vocalist duetting with Andy Williams on "I Like
Your Kind of Love" [Cadence, 1957], by the way she said "good" - the same
way as on the record. (I told you it was a strange dream!) I always thought
of her as a girl-bext-door type, probably blonde, pixie haircut, and blessed
with underling raging estrogen. (Check out "baby, that's good" on the
record, not to mention the "uh-huh"s.) The serious question: does anyone
know anything about her - bio, further recordings, etc.? My web-search only
comes up with name references including Both Side Now's excellent Cadence
story and discography; an out-of-print cast album for a musical, "Three
Billion Millionaires" from 1963 (name listed, no info at
http://www.eur.com/musicals/rec.cfm?TNumber=1533&RNumber=2787); and a
listing for a guy selling old US men's magazines (there's Peggy Powers in
the Feb. 1973 issue of Cavalier -
http://www.californiaalbums.com/movies.htm - but I doubt she'd be the object
of this query). There are also various others, including a cooking expert, a
church organist, and a marathon runner. Again, help please, anyone?
Country Paul
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Message: 4
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 14:18:29 EDT
From: Matthew
Subject: Mojo Collections vs. Mojo
Here is a quick public services announcement.
It seems that after six issues Mojo Collections has ceased publication, which
is a damn shame because it was a fine magazine. If you had a subscription to
it as I did it seems that they have shifted over the number of remaining
issues that they owed you to the regular Mojo Magazine. Now here is the
problem if you subscribed to both Mojo and Mojo Collections you end up with
two copies of Mojo every month. I actually received two copies of the last
two issues of Mojo and decided to call over and ask why.
So if you have been getting double issues you need to call Mojo subscription
department and ask them to put the remaining issues of Mojo Collections at
the end of your regular Mojo subscription or else you will not be credited
correctly.
Matthew
ps: I have sent this e-mail to each of the mailing lists that I am that I
felt that it would be relevant to, sorry for the redundancy to those on
multiple lists.
Admin Note:
Good tip, Matthew. There are sure to be Mojo subscribers among the Spectropop
membership.
Thanks,
The spectropop Team.
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Message: 5
Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2002 21:31:28 +0200
From: Jan Kristensen
Subject: Re: 2 of Clubs
In my files I also have "The Angels Must Have Made You" and "True Love Is Here"
from 1964.
Jan K
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