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Volume #0419 June 5, 2000
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Contains previously unissued material
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Subject: Re: Dating Problems
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: John Frank
To: Spectropop!
Hi Jeff
I checked "Mega-Guide for Singles" and cam up with two of
the four dates you're looking for:
1. "Over The Hill And Down In The Valley" (ZXSE 12301)/"I
Will Be Free" (ZXSE 12302) by The Poor Boys (General
American GA-005).
1965
3. "Yesterday Is Gone" (Richard Bowen & Robert Gilly,
A-1051)/"Phantom In The Rain" (Robert Gilly & Richard
Bowen & Harold Finch, A-1052) by The Source on American
International Records A-141
1970
The other two aren't listed.
John Frank
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Subject: Fess up Ms Kaye
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: Carol Kaye
To: Spectropop!
> It even says the hours of the day that the trax were
> recorded. On "Chim Chim Cher-ee it lists listeresse Carol
> Kaye as "out" that day. 'Fess up Ms Kaye.
Um....I don't know, probably was already booked for
another date, it happens. You're "never sick" in this
business, if you want to work again. I never take calls
and then "get out of them", you just don't do
that....they book about 2-3 weeks ahead mostly but
sometimes you're called 1-2 days ahead too.
Carol Kaye http://www.carolkaye.com/
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Subject: The Ballroom
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: David Marshall
To: Spectropop!
Hi,
I am a lurker on this list, reading and learning. I was
wondering if anyone could direct me (or even possibly
provide me) to some jpegs of the artwork for this disk?
Any help would be appreciated.
dave marshall
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Subject: New and upcoming releases
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: Kingsley
To: Spectropop!
In answer to Dan Murphy's query re Creation and Revola:
having spoken recently to Joe Foster and asked basically
the same question, it would seem that Curt B. related
goodies will eventually continue to gain UK release.
Curt's new one, possibly with more tracks, should surface
here later in the year, and Joe has mentioned those extra
Millennium tracks. Joe and Alan McGee have been very busy
setting up Poptones for the Net. Hang in there -Goodies to
come!
In the meantime, the new Ripples Volumes are just released
here. Volume 5 is called Beach Bash (Sequel NEMCD 387) and
is Surf Pop/Frat Rock - happy silly beach BBQ stuff, and
Volume 6 is called Jingle Jangle Mornings (NEMC
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Subject: RE: New Millennium Discs?
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: Ron Weekes
To: Spectropop!
I sent a message to Joey Stec regarding these upcoming
releases. He mentioned that due to Japanese export laws,
the will not be exported to the States. However, this
fall they will be released in the UK on the Pop Tunes
label. Pop Tunes is the new name for the Creation label.
So it might be best to wait until then. At least we'll
get the liner notes in English. Now if Pop Tunes would
release Dreamsville's Curt Boettcher compilation "Misty
Mirage", I'd be a happy camper. I'll check with Joey
>from time to time since he has been involved with these
releases and pass along to you what I find out.
Ron Weekes
The Surf and Hot Rod Sounds of Gary Usher Web Page
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Studio/8242
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Subject: joey /japan
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: Joey Stec
To: Spectropop!
hello all and one! oops...one and all...i will be in
japan and about the pacific islands until 11 june..please
do e mail me i will be picking up daily...
off to spread the jewels of song and spirit....
cheers:
joey stec
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Subject: Today at Virgin Megastore
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: Keiko Kondo
To: Spectropop!
Yesterday I went to Joey Stec and Lee Mallory acoustic
mini live at Virgin Megastore in Shinjuku Tokyo. They
played I just don't kouw how to say goodbye, a song Joey
Stec and Sandy Salisbury wrote together. Also, they played
the cover song from Joey Stec solo album I wish it would
rain (Temps).
They are going to one more mini live today at Tower
Records in Shinjuku. I really want to hear It's you or 5
a.m.
In Japan there are many new Curt Boettcher connection CDs.
Curt Boettcher "Misty Mirage" (Dreamsville)
The New Millennium (Dreamsville)
Millennium Continues (Trattoria)
Joey Stec (Trattoria)
Sandy Salisbury "Sandy" (Dreamsville)
Some are not released yet but will be soon.
Monday night Joey and Lee play full live at Nest in
Shibuya.
KK
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Subject: Next Question
Received: 06/05/00 1:49 am
From: Jimmy Crescitelli
To: Spectropop!
Okay you all, here's another query: If you could have
been present at ONE recording session for one single song,
which would it be? And why? And what would you have
changed / suggested, if anything? That's not a heretical
question at all, simply supposition : ). Let's all
assume that we'd like to have been present at Tina's
"River Deep," so aside from that historic date... which
would you choose? I'd choose "A Fine, Fine Boy," just to
see how he layered the sound, and to count how many
people he had crammed in there; and what a chance to see
and hear Darlene Love "taking it out to the finish." And
I think it would have been a great thrill to see all
those instruments "mping around, and the whole
machine-gun effect that Spector achieves. This is one of
the underrated greats, I think. What a background...
"send the Crystals over-- and tell them to bring their
instruments!" Incidentally, this selection sounds best on
an original old 45.
And what would I suggest / change? Oh, I think nothing...
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