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Volume #0339 October 28, 1999
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Total Sound Stereo
Subject: AM KIEV 870
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 16:20:29 +0900
From: Jamie LePage 
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Subject: Disk-O-Tec Holiday
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 12:49:26 +0100
From: kixxxxxs.org.uk
To: spectxxxxxities.com
Hello there,
Tom Waters was asking about Disk-O-Tec Holiday.
The film is an American version of a UK pop quickie called
'Just For You'. The UK film had masses of clips of bands
like the Merseybeats, and the aforementioned Peter and
Gordon and Millie as well as A Band Of Angels, fabulous
Brit-girl trio the Orchids and a brilliant clip of Louise
Cordet. All these clips were actually French Scopitone
films (a sort of film Jukebox) that some enterprising
company had strung together with a ridiculous plot about a
scientist (I think). The American version (thanks Andrew)
was produced by Frank Slay and added clips of The Rockin'
Ramrods and Freddie Cannon, both of whom I think Slay
managed. The plot in the US one was about some drippy kid
who'd recorded a dopey ballad and taken it to radio
stations and eventually managed to perform it on a TV show.
You get to see DJ Arnie 'Woo Woo' Ginsberg! Other bands
who survived to the US version were.
On an entirely separate subject, Holy Mackerel - it is
great, reissue would be a fab thing.
See you later, Kieron
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Subject: "How Does It Feel" by the Doopees
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 18:11:02 EDT
From: DJJimxxxxxcom
To: spectxxxxxities.com
In a message dated 10/24/99 1:35:42 PM, you wrote:
>Can you play
>that Japanese cover of the Ronettes you mentioned recently?
>I've never heard that.
I hope David plays it and since he knew it, I'm assuming
he can access it. I actually DO have a "copy" of this
Ronettes song, "How Does It Feel" and it was recorded by
the Doopees. I have it on a mix tape sent to my by Jill
Mingo-go, a DJ and record promoter in Glasgow who has
exchanged a few soft pop items with me including the LP by
The Match. Anyone know it? Its fabulash with a stunning
version of "Spray Colored Glasses"...Just thought you
wanted to know.
Jimmy Botticelli
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Subject: Garnett Mimms
Date: Sun, 24 Oct 1999 17:26:02 -0700
From: "Jim Fisher" 
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