Found at YT (Mei Clover channel):
Heather Williams is a singer from the UK. At some point in the 80s(?) she recorded this demo/promo recording, a cover of the 1980 Kool & The Gang hit Celebration. I can't find anything on Williams, but I bought this tape from England, so I'd assume that's where it's from.Oh Heather!
Bread Records, 1965
Don't You Just Know It
Hand Jive
I Need Your Loving
Money
New Orleans
Oo Poo Pah Doo
Short Fat Fanny
Wolfman Boogie Part 1
Wolfman Boogie Part 2
Wolfman Theme (Can't Sit Down)
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| "Clem Hutchins Does It Again" |
Excellent review of this album here :
Clem Hutchins "Clem Hutchins Does It Again" (Jaguar Records, 1972-?) (LP)
A singularly weird record by a one-man band from Phoenix, Arizona, who plays an amazingly eccentric combination of acoustic guitar, percussion, and some kind of toy piano. He alternates between manic energy and clompy calm, singing sometimes, including a few old-fashioned sentimental tunes from the pre-honkytonk country tradition. Best of all is the intensely primitive production quality, which gives this disc a disjointed, otherworldly, DIY quality that lofi-sters like Hasil Adkins or Eugene Chadbourne could only dream of, particularly the distant-sounding, sung-into-a-tin-can vocals. There are layers of mystery surrounding this disc, which pairs the cryptic front cover with a blank white back, and one little name on the inner label that cracks things open, but just a little bit. "Clem Hutchins" seems to have been a stage name for "Jon Cristi," which in turn seems to have been a pen name for Henry Collins Edwards, who registered several of these songs with the Library Of Congress around 1970. He may have been at this for a long, long time: the LOC also records a few songs from the 1940s -- "In Sailor Town" (1943); "Armful Of Love" (1944); and "Black Dan" (1947) -- registered by a guy named Henry Collins Edwards, Jr., who was living in Los Angeles at the time. None of those war-era songs are on this album, although he may have recorded them elsewhere; Clem Hutchins also released a string of singles on his Jaguar label, including many of the tracks gathered here, bracketed by a few early 'Sixties singles (1963's "The Ramblin' Blues" and "Chasin' The Blues Away," from 1965) and some from the late 'Seventies. (On at least one of his singles he claimed to have a backing band called The Haymakers... no info about them, either, alas.) Anyway, this seems to be a collection of his singles from the '60s and '70s, possibly with additional "new" material to round things out. No release date, but it was probably from between 1970 and '75. Any additional information is welcome!
Bugs Bunny, Yosemite Sam, Porky, Tweety & Elmer
Jailhouse Rock
From "Bugs & Friends Sing Elvis"
Disguised as famous cartoon characters, the perpetrators of this cowardly attack against Elvis were quickly identified as Billy West, Joe Alaskey and Bob Bergen, arrested and immediately sent to prison.
Tracklist
Annisteen Allen - Baby I'm Doing It.mp3
Annisteen Allen - Fujiyama Mama.mp3
Big Joe Turner - Honey Hush.mp3
Big Joe Turner - Shake, Rattle, and Roll.mp3
Bo Diddley - Down Home Special.mp3
Candy Rivers - Daddy On My Mind.mp3
Chubby Newsome - Where's the Money, Honey.mp3
Dolores Gibson - Call Me, Call Me, Call Me.mp3
Dorothea Fleming - Devil Is Mad.mp3
Edna McRaney - Lovin' Time Blues.mp3
Erline Harris - Jump and Shout.mp3
Erline Harris - Long Tall Papa.mp3
Eunice Davis - Work, Daddy, Work.mp3
Gladys Hill - Please Don't Touch My Bowl.mp3
Kitty Stevenson - Good Man.mp3
Lil Green - How Come You Do Me Like You Do.mp3
Little Esther - Flesh, Blood, and Bones.mp3
Little Esther - Saturday Night Daddy.mp3
Little Esther Jones - Mean Ole Gal.mp3
Little Marie Allen - Humdinger.mp3
Lula Reed - I'll Upset You Baby.mp3
Lula Reed - Rock Love.mp3
Mabel Scott - Boogie Woogie Cho Choo Train.mp3
Myra Johnson - Silent George.mp3
Pearl Traylor - Come On Daddy (Let's Go Play Tonight).mp3
Ruth Brown - Hello Little Boy.mp3
Terry Timmons - He's the Best in the Business.mp3
Vivian Greene - He's the Man.mp3
Zilla Mays - Nightshift Blues.mp3
