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There are 5 messages in this issue of Spectropop.
Topics in this Digest Number 212:
1. RE: Lee Mallory & Joey Stec
From: Kevin Kern
2. Re: The Castells
From: "Mike Arcidiacono"
3. Barry Mann
From: "Antonio Vizcarra"
4. Bubble Gum music
From: "George Young"
5. The Liquid Room-7/16/01
From: "David Ponak"
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Message: 1
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 10:51:18 -0400
From: Kevin Kern
Subject: RE: Lee Mallory & Joey Stec
Hi Andy,
Will BBC Radio 4 actually be BROADCASTING their
appearance? BBC4 is available for listening on
the Internet.
Cheers,
Kevin
Andy Nix wrote:
>
> I hear the pair of them are making an appearance at Alan
> McGees Radio 4 night at the Viper Room on Saturday 28th
> July. I'm flying over to London tomorrow but will be in
> San Francisco by the time they play on 28th.
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2001 16:42:22 -0400
From: "Mike Arcidiacono"
Subject: Re: The Castells
"Jane Wade" wrote:
> Anyone out there a fan of the Castells? >
> They were best known for their song, "Sacred" but try the
> flip side - it's great: "So This is Love"....
Great sounds, all, but I'll take their Brian Wilson
Produced 45 "I Do" over anything else they ever
did......a total masterpiece of '60s pop. Get the out of
print CD on ERA records, its well worth it. If you can't
find it, give Mikey a call and I'll set you up!!
Mikey
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Message: 3
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 21:41:17 +0200
From: "Antonio Vizcarra"
Subject: Barry Mann
Hi Dan
The song you asked for is "Teenage has-been" released in
1962 and wiritten by Mann and Weil with a little help
>from Gerry Goffin.
The B side was Bless you a song he wrote with Cynthia
Weil and that Tony Orlando had recorded in 1961.
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Message: 4
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 16:34:50 -0400
From: "George Young"
Subject: Bubble Gum music
The worst music this side of heaven??? Those Buddah
records were pop masterpieces, and the b-sides were
always fun nonsense. "Quick Joey Small" is the
Bethoven's 9th of Bubble Gum music!
A friend of mine actually filmed a documentary on The
Ohio Express which includes his interviews of the
original members.
Skip Young
Jane Wade wrote:
>
>Nothing ever elicited a chuckle back then than the
>mention of "bubble gum" music - stuff by Tommy Roe, 1910
>Fruitgum Company and Ohio Express were the epitome of the
>genre'....
>
>Are there any good CD compilations out there featuring
>this long lost treasure trove of the worst music ever
>made this side of heaven?
>
>It kind of went with the era - the late 60's and early
>70's were so tasteless in music and fashion that it was a
>perfect companion.
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Message: 5
Date: Fri, 20 Jul 2001 14:44:36 -0700
From: "David Ponak"
Subject: The Liquid Room-7/16/01
The Liquid Room, 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. Please join me this coming weekend!
The Liquid Room-7/16/01
1.The Association/Come On In
Birthday (WB)
2.Bran Van 3000 (feat. Curtis Mayfield)/Astounded
Discosis (Grand Royal)
3.Don Sebesky/Guru
Carry On Kinky Beats (Lacerba-UK)
4.Stereolab/Spacemoth
Sound Dust (Elektra)
5.Gary Numan/Airplane
The Pleasure Principle (Beggars Banquet)
6.Basement Jaxx/Where's Your Head At
Rooty (Astralwerks)
7.Francoise Hardy/Comment Te Dire Adieu
Gainsbourg Verions Femmes (Polydor-Japan)
8.Fun Lovin' Criminals/Loco
Loco (Chrysalis-UK)
9.Nigo (feat. Toshio Nakanishi)/Kung Fu Fightin'
Ape Sounds (Mo Wax)
10.David McCallum/Strawberry Fields Forever
McCallum (Capitol)
11.Takkyu Ishino/Piano Klang
Karaoke Jack (Sony Music-Japan)
12.Ray Charles/One Mint Julep
Genius + Soul = Jazz (Rhino)
13.The Avalanches/Frontier Psychiatrist
Since I Left You (XL-UK)
14.Swing Out Sister/Alpine Crossing
Somewhere Deep In The Night (Universal-Japan)
15.Percy Faith/Enter The Dragon
Corozon (Columbia)
16.Zero 7/This World
Simple Things (Ultimate Dilemma-UK)
17.Nick DeCaro/Under The Jamaican Moon
Italian Graffiti (MCA-Japan)
18.Linus Of Hollywood/Heavenly
Your Favorite Record (Franklin Castle)
19.The Free Design/The Hook
Cosmic Peekaboo (Marina-Ger)
20.Buffalo Springfield/Broken Arrow
Buffalo Springfield (box set)/Rhino
21.Funkadelic/You The Nail On The Head
America Eats Its Young (Westbound)
22.Arling & Cameron/Dirty Robot
We Are A&C (Emperor Norton)
23.Lara & The Trailers/Run For Your Life
Girls In The Garage Vol. 9-Oriental Edition (Romulan)
24.John Barry/A Man Alone
The Ipcress File (soundtrack) (MCA)
25.Echo & The Bunnymen/Life Goes On
Flowers (Spinart)
26.Dion/Born To Be With You
Born To Be With You (Ace-UK)
27.Tycoon Tosh & The Troops From Titan/Kool It Down
Year Of Dragon 2000 (Major Force-Japan)
28.Sharon Marie/Thinkin' Bout You Baby
Still I Dream Of You-The Rare Works Of Brian Wilson (M&M-Japan)
29.Jack Jones/I Think It's Gonna Rain Today
L.A. Break Down (RCA)
30.Deltron 3030/3030
Instrumentals (Ark 75)
31.Stevie Wonder/Overjoyed
At The Close Of A Century (Motown)
32.Mel Brooks/High Anxiety
High Anxiety (soundtrack) (Asylum)
33.Maki Nomiya/Baby
Miss Maki Nomiya Sings (Readymade-Japan)
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