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There are 8 messages in this issue of Spectropop.
Topics in this Digest Number 160:
1. ADMIN NOTE: DELETED FROM ARCHIVES
From: Spectropop Admin
2. Re: Lorraine Silver - Yeah!
From: Billy G. Spradlin
3. Mary Wilson?
From: James Botticelli
4. twinn connection
From: Alan Miller
5. PHIL SPECTOR/WALL OF SOUND Trading
From: Spectropop Admin
6. The "REAL" Leader of the Pack
From: "Tony Leong"
7. Steve Pollice
From: Freeman Carmack
8. The Liquid Room
From: David Ponak
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Message: 1
ADMIN NOTE: DELETED FROM ARCHIVES
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 01 May 2001 22:55:28 -0000
From: Billy G. Spradlin
Subject: Re: Lorraine Silver - Yeah!
LePageWeb wrote:
> Lost Summer Love is a gem among gems on HCTG8, The
> melody, which descends from the major 7 over the unusual
> B-flat major-7 to D-minor chord pattern, is rather
> sophisticated for the genre. Set against the relentless
> march-type rhythm, the effect is quite infectious. For
> anyone that hasn't got this already, Lost Summer Love is
> available for download at her site.
I love the song too, I like Lorraine's version better,
it's much more upbeat and "stompier" than the original.
Like a lot of great UK girls records it never got released
in the USA.
I first heard the original Shelly Fabares version about 15
years ago when I discovered a Vee Jay Promo copy in a
radio station record library in Claremore Oklahoma. The 45
was in great shape and I even gave it a spin on the air
(during a "Solid Gold Weekend" double play with "Johnny
Angel"). I later got fired from the station after new
owners took over and now I kick myself for not swiping it!
:-) (but I did make a cassette copy and it's on Rhino's
"Best Of")
Billy
http://www.spectropop.com/go2/shelley_fabares.html
http://www.spectropop.com/go2/lorraine_silver.html
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 03 May 2001 22:02:47 EDT
From: James Botticelli
Subject: Mary Wilson?
In a message dated 5/3/1 7:50:29 PM, you wrote:
>I just got back from Boston where I went to see the
>revised stage show of "Leader Of the Pack".
>In Boston, the guest star was Mary Wilson (!!),
Word up! There are apparently three women traveling with
profit taking ventures, each claiming to be "Mary Wilson",
the Supreme with a story to tell...This apparently is
the age of profiteering from dubious autobiographies
...or at least the dawn of my awareness of the phenomena..
JB/thinking of becoming PJ Proby
[Ed. note: On April 26, 2001 Associated Press reported
that Mary Wilson testified before lawmakers in support
of a bill that would penalize copycat groups and their
promoters for trying to trade on the originals. The AP
news story said Wilson, 57, was in Boston performing in
"Leader of the Pack," a musical at the Shubert Theater.]
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Message: 4
Date: Wed, 02 May 2001 05:48:11 -0400
From: Alan Miller
Subject: twinn connection
What is the story with "twinn Connection"?
Are they actually twins? I only know the track "foolin
around". Do they have much of a catalogue, and if so are
the records impossibly hard to find?.
If anyone has any info...
Thanks...........Hush.
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Message: 5
Date: Fri, 04 May 2001 13:45:09 +0900
From: Spectropop Admin
Subject: PHIL SPECTOR/WALL OF SOUND Trading
Jim Wilson posted to the Bulletin Board
> I have collected on 45, LP and CD 95% of PHIL SPECTOR's
> songs, productions, etc. Need to PHIL in the blanks for
> my collection. Looking for PHIL SPECTOR "MASTERPIECE VOL.
> 3" Japan CD. Can someone copy it for me on CDR? I have
> "Twist & Shout", "Masterpiece Vol. 1", "Masterpiece Vol.
> 2", "Teddy Bears", "Off The Wall", "Flips & Rarities",
> etc. to TRADE or I will pay! PHIL SPECTOR COLLECTORS
> please contact. THANKS!
For more information on the CDs mentioned in Jim's
message click on "A select guide to Phil Spector
Compact Discs" link at:
http://www.spectropop.com/go2/philspector.html
This post is forwarded for group members' information
only. Spectropop respects the intellectual property of
others, and we ask our members to do the same. As a point
of clarification, the Spectropop Group does not condone
or engage in the practice of commercially trading
unauthorized sound recordings.
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Message: 6
Date: Fri, 04 May 2001 04:29:41 -0000
From: "Tony Leong"
Subject: The "REAL" Leader of the Pack
Hey gang, that really WAS Mary Wilson of the Supremes in
the Boston stage show of "Leader of the Pack". And she
was brilliant singing those Greenwich-Barry tunes. I
initially thought that she was an odd choice for the role
because I associate her totally with the Motown sound of
the '60's, not the Wall Of Sound. Sweet person she is.
But I had a bigger surprise tonight. I went to a
screening of a documentary about the Brill Building
groups and songwriters of the mid'60's. Guess who was
standing in front of me waiting to get in-- MARY WEISS of
the Shangri-Las!! How did I recognize her--she still had
the blonde hair parted on the side!!!! She was a trip!!
Now that's the real "Leader Of the Pack". Oh, and for
those of you who see "Shangri-Las" that perform
today--it's non of the originals (Maryann and Margie
have passed away, and Mary and Betty do not perform).
And that's called------saaaaad....... Tony
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Message: 7
Date: Tue, 01 May 2001 16:03:10 -0000
From: Freeman Carmack
Subject: Steve Pollice
Steve,
In reinstalling Win98,I lost your email address-I tried
to back-up my mail but to no avail.
Anyway, I got your package today. Thanks so much. I wasn't
able to get to the post until yesterday, but it's on the
way.
Email me off-group so I can re-establish your address.
All the best,
Freeman
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Message: 8
Date: Wed, 02 May 2001 14:35:05 -0400
From: David Ponak
Subject: The Liquid Room
Another week, another Liquid Room. I host the show
every Saturday night from Midnight to 3AM (PDT) on 90.7
FM KPFK Los Angeles.
Here's the playlist for last week:
The Liquid Room 4/29/01:
The Association/Come On In
Birthday (WB)
Aich/My Boy (Arling & Cameron)
The Best Of Easy Tune (Easy Tune-Holland)
Emma Sugimoto/Ai Ai Ai
Soft Rock Drivin' Between Waves (Nippon Columbia-Japan)
Hugo Montenegro/MacArthur Park
Moog Power (RCA)
Ennio Morricone/Belinda May (FPM Remix)
Morricone RMX (Reprise)
Shuggie Otis/Island Letter
Inspiration Information (Luaka Bop)
Nicola Conte/Il Cerchio Rosso
Coming Home (Stereo Deluxe-Germany)
Claudine Longet-Think Of Rain
A&M Remastered Best (Polydor-Japan)
The Ray Makers/Lovely (demo)
Elmer Bernstein/"I Love You Alice B. Toklas" score music
I Love You Alice B. Toklas (soundtrack) (Cinema)
Yukari Fresh/Raymond (Erobique Remix)
Cityrama (Escalator-Japan)
Ramones/Baby I Love You
End Of The Century (Sire)
Black Box Recorder/The Art Of Driving
The Facts Of Life (Jetset)
The Renaissances/I'll Never Fall In Love Again
Bacharach Baroque (Ranwood)
Janet Jackson/Would You Mind?
All For You (Virgin)
Hideki Kaji/My Love, My Milk
My Love, My Milk (Trattoria-Japan)
The Electronic Concept Orchestra/Feelin' Alright
Moog Groove (Limelight)
Mirielle Darc/Helicoptere
Gainsbourg Versions Femmes (Phillips-France)
The Free Design/The Hook
Cosmic Peekaboo (Marina)
The Incredible Moses Leroy/Beep Beep Love
Electric Pocket Radio (Ultimatum)
Elmer Berstein/The Silencers
The Silencers (Reprise)
Combustible Edison/Utopia
The Impossible World (Sub-Pop)
Steve Lawrence/Portrait Of My Love
Portrait Of My Love (UA)
PuffyAmiYumi/December
Spike (Sony)
Cornelius/Rock '96
69/96 (Trattoria-Japan)
The Inner Dialogue/Within' You
It's A Soft Rock World (Keystone-Japan)
David Candy/Incomprehensably Yours
Power Play (Jetset)
Kyoko Miura/Onna Wa Ikiru tame ni naku
60's Cutie Pop Collection Lipstick Edit (Toshiba EMI-Japan)
P.M. Dawn/Fantasia's Confidential Ghetto
Jesus Wept (Gee Street)
Spanky & Our Gang/Without Rhyme Or Reason
Greatest Hits (Mercury)
Bob Dorough/The Winds Of Heaven
To Communicate (Vivid-Japan)
Baxendale/Music For Girls
You Will Have Your Revenge (Le Grand Magistery)
Cubismo Grafico/Area Code 706
Whonmodell 1999 (Escalator/Japan)
Milton & Ann Delugg/Space Walk
Gullivers Travels On The Moon (Mainstream)
Justin Warfield/Thoughts In The Buttermild
My Field Trip To Planet 9 (Qwest)
Rock Powell/I Walk The Line
Switched On Country (RCA)
Katerine/L'Apparetement
Les Creatures (Rosebud-France)
Synergy/Classical Gas
Semi-Conductor Release 2 (Chronicals)
Anubian Lights/East Of Suez
The Miracle Of Sound And Motion (?)
Mark Lindsay/And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind
Silverbird (Columbia)
Donna Loren/Just A Little Girl
The Very Best Of... (Collectables)
Paul Williams/Morning I'll Be Moving On
Someday Man (Reprise)
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