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| From L. to R. : Sharon, Janice, Pat |
A great record from the never disappointing Septic Hoyle Jackwater (with gitar playin, says the label) on his own Jackalope label.
Thanks to Mark Lee Allen
Ray Smith
Travelin' With Ray
CD Dunhill (Canada, 1993)
tracklist
01 - So Young (Sun (Tenn.) 298 ).mp3
02 - That's Allright (Judd (Ala.) 1016 ).mp3
03 - Little Miss Blue (Judd (Ala.) LP-701 ).mp3
04 - One Wonderful Love (Judd (Ala.) 1019 ).mp3
05 - After This Night Is Through (Infinity (Calif.) INX-003 ).mp3
06 - Blond Hair, Blue Eyes (Judd (Ala.) 1021 ).mp3
07 - Makes Me Feel Good (Judd (Ala.) 1019 ).mp3
08 - Put Your Arms Around Me (Judd (Ala.) 1017 ).mp3
09 - Rebound (Judd (Ala.) LP-701 ).mp3
10 - Turn On The Moonlight (Travelin' With Ray [mono]).mp3
11 - Rockin' Little Angel (Infinity (Calif.) INX-003 ).mp3
12 - You Made A Hit (Judd (Ala.) 1016 ).mp3
13 - Right Behind You Baby (Sun (Tenn.) 308 ).mp3
14 - Break Up (Sun (Tenn.) 298 ).mp3
15 - Shake Around (Sun (Tenn.) ).mp3
16 - Rockin' Bandit (Sun (Tenn.) ).mp3
17 - Sail Away (Sun (Tenn.) 319 ).mp3
18 - Candy Doll (Sun (Tenn.) 319 ).mp3
19 - Willing And Ready (Sun (Tenn.) 375 ).mp3
20 - I'll Be Coming Home (Sun (Tenn.) ).mp3
21 - Life Is A Flower (Sun (Tenn.) ).mp3
22 - Little Girl (Sun (Tenn.) ).mp3
23 - Baby Just Because (Judd (Ala.) LP-701 ).mp3
24 - Robbin' The Cradle (Vee Jay (Ill.) VJ579 ).mp3
25 - Rockin' Robin (Vee Jay (Ill.) VJ579 ).mp3
26 - I Guess I Better Move Along (B-C 351).mp3
27 - Trav'lin' Salesman (Sun (Tenn.) 372 ).mp3
28 - Nice Guy (Rita (Tenn.)).mp3
29 - Johnny The Hummer (Infinity (Calif.) INX-007 ).mp3
30 - Let Yourself Go (Infinity (Calif.) INX-007 ).mp3
31 - I'm Snowed (Warner Bros. (Calif.) 5371 ).mp3
32 - Turn Over A New Leaf (Warner Bros. (Calif.) 5371 ).mp3
33 - Did We Have A Party (Tollie (Ill.) 9029).mp3
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| Raymond Eugene Smith. (1934-1979) |
Stranger in the Manger
(Monahan, Heart Bugle Music, BMI)
Terminators Of Endearment
Subterranean Records
Berkeley, Calif.
1987
See info at Discogs
Just by looking at these artists' names, I'm not usually curious to listen to the record. In this case, I would have been wrong as "Stranger in The Manger" has a good rockabilly sound.
Romeo Sullivan
JB Records 1188 (1972)
Mobile, Alabama
The other side, "Don't play the slow songs", of lesser interest, is available on Youtube here
Romeo Sullivan [1936-2013] was a musician and music radio announcer for 42 years. He was inducted into the Country Radio DJ Hall of Fame in 2000 and of the Church of God faith.
Born in Wagarville, Alabama, Romeo Sullivan was a key figure in Country radio in the South Mississippi/Alabama area. His first stage appearance was at the ripe age of 5, when he sang Mule Skinner Blues and won five dollars and a cake. He laughingly says "bet that George Jones never won five dollars AND a cake." He had his own band at the age of 15, playing in places that he admits were really scary. Sullivan's first radio job was at WPBB, Jackson, AL where he begged the station manager to let him work week-ends for free. His first full time job was at WTUF in Mobile, Alabama, where he worked with Jack Cardwell, Boots Barnes, Luke McDaniels and Gene Leachman. In 1967 he landed the job as program director at WVMI in Biloxi, Ms. When Hurricane Camille hit the Mississippi Gulf Coast he kept the station on the air, providing information and entertainment to the victims of the sorm.1970 found him in Hattiesburg, Ms. at WBKH, where he later became manager, and WKNZ Collins, MS. Sullivan retired in 1997, after almost 45 years as a country disc jockey. Romeo was inducted into the Country Music D J Hall of Fame in 2000.
John Blackburn, owner of JB Records, formed offices in Nashville. That was announced by a&r director Pee Wee Maddux in May 1972.
Bombs On England (Bomben Auf England)
Unknown artists. Sung presumably by the Herman Goering music corps. Composed during the
battle of Britain. It tells of victory in Poland and France and now
flying to bomb England.
From "War Songs Of The Third Reich: Historical German War Songs Of World War II" published on Our Times M-621 by Military Arms Research Service, P.O. Box 26772, San Jose, CA 95159
The full album is available here (Don't thank me!)
YouTube Favorite Channels - Volume 5 : MeMadMusic
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Sampler (16 tracks + labels)
Bily Snel - Queen Of Halloween.mp3
Dick Shawn - It's Not Easy Being White.mp3
Jerry & the Landslides - Get Off My Roof.mp3
Josephine -They Took You Away (I'm Glad, I'm Glad).mp3
LooBeeDooBeeDoo DeeDee and The Javelin Catchers - Please Take Your Love To Town.mp3
Lynn & Mersey Maids Mrs Jones - Your Song Gives Up To Easy.mp3
Mamie Van Doren & June Wilkinson - Bikini With No Top On The Top.mp3
Mel Blanc& The Starlighters - Woody Woodpecker Polka.mp3
Merv Griffin - The Screamin' Meemies From Planet X.mp3
Michelle Prehle - A Letter To Elvis.mp3
Patti Carlson - I'm Not Cookin' Anymore.mp3
Susan Christie - I Love Onions.mp3
The Apemen - Tarzan.mp3
The Chesnuts - I'm So Blue.mp3
The Copycats - Chief Sitting Bull.mp3
The Incinerators - Disco's In The Garbage.mp3
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"Forgotten records from the Philadelphia area archived from the lifelong and ever-growing collection of South Philly born disc jockey, Jimmy DePre."
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Sampler (16 tracks + labels)
Bill Martel - Now Or Never (Impala 1959).mp3
Billy Lane - Space Ship Blues (Taba 1962).mp3
Jimmy Testa - Yeh, Yeh! No, No! (Darrow 1959).mp3
Jimmy Wisner Quartet - Down By The Old Mill Stream (Grand 1955).mp3
Jodie Sands - Love Me Always (Teen 1955).mp3
Johnny October - Little Boy Blue (First 1959).mp3
Lynn Mason - Baby Won't You Please Come Home (Best 1959).mp3
Norma Mendoza - If It's Love (Firebird 1962).mp3
Royal Demons - Kiss Kiss (PEK 1961).mp3
Terri De Rose - Funny (Fahy 1964).mp3
The Brigidi Sisters - I Wanta Be Left Alone (Crosley 1959).mp3
The Camotions - Motown (La-Ro-Ke 1960s).mp3
The Cousins - Ding A Ling (1960).mp3
The Five Lords - Oo-La-La (D&S 1956).mp3
The Mechanics - Co-Co Mo-Mo (Jamie 1965).mp3
The Top Kicks - Huh_ (Boolya Botten Booten Baby) (Guyden 1954).mp3
A charmingly rough-edged (yet ambitious) set of regional twang by a husband-wife duo who were active in the Northwestern country music scene. The Northrups were from East Berne, New York (near Schenectady) and performed with various backing bands for many years in the late '60s and early '70s, most notably this group, the New Arkansas Travelers. [...]Born in 1939, Bobbi Northrup was the daughter of Clarence "Pee Wee" Overbaugh, a popular area musician, who passed away in 1945, at the age of 34. He sang and played tenor banjo with the Arkansas Cowboys band (who were from Schenectady, not Arkansas).
As far as I know, this was their only album, but it's a doozy. It opens with a gloriously flawed rendition of "Jackson," where both singers flub their delivery, and seem to forget the lyrics while their hotshot guitarist keeps the hot licks coming. [...] All in all, a fine example of "real people" regional twang, with some lively, committed performances, particularly my Bobbi Northrup, who combined a mousy little voice with a wicked, Wanda Jackson-style snarl. Fun stuff!
Bob Dell
ML-23 Stars Come Twisting In (Del Giorno-Levandowski) S212-101
ML-24 little girl (Del Giorno-Levandowski) S212-102
RD Records, 132 Boston St. Syracuse, N. Y.
This is Robert Del Giorno, then DJ on WOLF radio, in Syracuse as Bob Dell. The backing band (uncredited) is Paul [Levansdowki] and the Velvets.
Disc jockeys recordings have, most of the time, this uninhibited and amateurish quality that I like.
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| 132 Boston St. Syracuse, once the home of Robert Del Girono (and of RD Records) |