IMPALER - Rise Of The Mutants CD 86 15 w Live 7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN 9-25-1984 w 6 DEMOs 83(2)-84-87-88-92

My old MN friend Dale T. from Otto's C.L. band was wearing one of their T-shirts in a meta picture a week ago and so went looking for the 'Shock Rock' song I had recorded off the radio 40 years ago or so and when I looked on discogs for something with that song found thee last copy of this Italian newer release from my blessed 7th St. Entry that I have seen my best ever shows at as part of First Ave club. 

https://bestfile.io/en/uNfAIvwsiReeysc/file

SYNDICATE OF SOUND - Little Girl LP 66 w st LP 88

NOSTALGIC PSYCHEDELIC:  One more week of this August weekly posting series after I watched a youtube top twenty short reel that I didn't find again.  Anyways, "Little Girl" is their big hit song but these two albums got me comparing them to for example my top 5 neo paisley series but these guys of course were the originals.  Enjoy!

https://bestfile.io/en/sao2cXLTVaurNVS/file

VA - THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL HITS 4LP 73

 This find from Goodwill a nice flashback to our past Rock 'N Roll themed records last year or so and it has great original versions of all the classic tunes that go through my head doing this rippin' thaaang!  Artists include:  Frankie Lymon, The Heartbeats, The Silhouettes, Ritchie Valens, Maurice Williams, Joey Dee (yeah I like the Peppermint Twist song better per Twist post a couple of weeks ago!), The Skyliners, Harold Dorman, The Flamingos, Bo Diddley, The Fleetwoods, Lee Dorsey, Sonny Till & The Orioles, Buddy Knox, The Shirelles, Little Anthony, The Tune Weaver, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Charles, The Monotones, The Chantels, The Playmates (Beep! Beep! song), The 5 Satins, The Tempos, Wilbur Harrison, The Penguins, The Cadillacs, Shirley & Lee, The Dubs, Bill Haley & The Comets, The Moon Glows, The Crewcuts, Fats Domino, The Diamonds, Gene Chandler, Bobby Day, The Spaniels, Chuck Berry, The Crests, The Big Bopper, The Mellow Kings, The Crows, The Nutmegs, Joe Jones, The Cleftones, The Isley Brothers, Shep & The Limeliters, Bobby Lewis, The Capris, The Kingsmen, The Platters and Bobby Freeman.  Enjoy!

https://bestfile.io/en/VIaFfHAKzc5HCys/file

EDDIE HINTON - VERY EXTREMELY DANGEROUS LP 78

 Grateful to Josef (Austria) for suggesting this one and catching me up on Southern & Country Rock--one of three raspy vocalists I am featuring this week per below posts.  Per DIscogs:  Real Name:  Edward Craig Hinton

Profile: American guitarist, singer, and songwriter, as a sessionman worked with: Percy Sledge, Otis Redding, Arthur Conley, Aretha Franklin, Johnnie Taylor, Wilson Pickett, Joe Tex, Solomon Burke, Johnny Jenkins, Boz Scaggs, and many others.

From the late 1970s began his own solo career.

Born: June 15, 1944 in Jacksonville, Florida.

Died: July 28, 1995 in Birmingham, Alabama.

https://bestfile.io/en/qdARjuToUyT4eQt/file

SIDEWALK - st LP 85

 Well, I know FUNKMYROCK was waiting for this one from his request list among others as only a few left.  Great 80's style rock.  Per Discogs:  Danish mid 80's pop/pop-soul band fronted by vocalist.

https://bestfile.io/en/qghuIpPpt6Jivuq/file

REV. ISAAC DOUGLAS - YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND LP 73

 For the Jesus Music selection we have one of three raspy vocalists this week who really blasts it out!  Not much about him on discogs so letting it go at that.

https://bestfile.io/en/Hgrdh6RpcH0SEbl/file

STRAVINSKY, PIERRE MONTEUX, PARIS CONS. ORCH - 01 - The Firebird & Ballet Suite (1919) w Petrushka Complete Ballet LP 73

 For the weekly classical vinyl rip we have this fine Igor sampler per Discogs:  Real Name: Pierre Benjamin Monteux

Profile: Pierre Monteux (April 4, 1875 – July 1, 1964) was an orchestra conductor.

Father of Claude Monteux and grandfather of Kirk Monteux. Brother-in-law of bandleader/businessman Meyer Davis & composer/pianist Hilda Emery Davis & uncle of soprano singer Ginia Davis

https://bestfile.io/en/hz5GQP93k7gPJRf/file

KENT BOWMAN - NO TALK STINK! LP 69

 Ha ha, I pulled this Hawaiian comedy album from the Goodwill stacks and decided to reward the rip to Stinky for two good comments last week since he is always giving out 'No Prize Certificates' this seemed like a nice reward for helping me.  Per Discogs:  Real Name: Kent Hamilton Bowman

Profile:  Born on September 2, 1923 in Hilo on the Big Island of Hawai'i, Bowman was, according to the "No Talk Stink" liner notes, an ethnic blend of French, Hawaiian, Scottish, and English. He was a graduate of 'Iolani High School and enrolled in the military during World War II. Upon returning, he worked with some of the top businesses in Honolulu and earned such roles as vice president and general manager, roles that he would keep until he retired in 1990.

For fun, he used his comedic talents over the radio airwaves with Hula Records' founder Don McDiarmid, Jr., which lead to him developing routines and re-interpreting popular nursery rhymes into the Hawaiian "pigdin English" dialect. While he stopped making recordings after 1969, he would continue to do public performances using the characters he brought to his records, all while maintaining his proper day jobs. He did make one last recording in 1998, reviving his old K.K. Ka'umania character, his first and only album recorded digitally.

After retirement, he and his family moved to Las Vegas. He died there on December 20, 2007 at the age of 84.

https://bestfile.io/en/9itD6yPaPQF3Y23/file

Company Caine - A Product Of A Broken Reality CD 71 15 w Dr. Chop CD 76 17

 Saw a quick youtube reel last week on this innovative, top band in Melbourne, Australia in the 70's so went play fetch wherever and got it for some great psychedelic blues, ENJOY!

https://bestfile.io/en/YqUimma56JhgfCO/file

HARRY PARTCH - Plectra & Percussion Dances CD 53 -cc w The World Of...LP w Delusion of the Fury 2LP 71

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE:  Well, since I had posted him long ago and rip sounded so damn good, I just tacked on to the end of the songs the 'collector's choice' posting from the other group I get these from for his 1953 album called "Plectra & Percussion Dances".  Per Discogs:  Harry Partch (born June 24, 1901 in Oakland, California, USA – died September 3, 1974, Encinitas, California, USA) was one of the first composers in the West to work systematically with microtonal scales, he also invented and built instruments on which to play his compositions.

https://bestfile.io/en/480Bi32GBb4TFRX/file

Gallery - Nice To Be With You CD 72 w Gallery featuring Jim Gold - st LP 73

 Well since I have been gathering these soft rock groups from my childhood AM radio days, was able to find these on poprunners.blogspot.com at least the first one then a nice youtube vinyl rip on the second album.  Enjoy!

https://bestfile.io/en/3CbISV3gmaYvryF/file

William "Wee Gee" Howard - Hold On (To Your Dreams) LP 80 w Come To Me 7 75 w video & bonus

 Since I started getting some old compilation tracks I recorded off the radio, I knew I needed this one plus any videos I could find as he was the dynamic and loud vocalist for The Dramatics which I have reposted below the link.  In my youtube search to get all I could, I saw that The Chi-Lites had done a version of this famous title track and someone also made a sing along and another version of the song spliced into his Children of the Ghetto by Phillip Bailey.  Two more gruff vocalists this week to go with as well (Eddie Hinton & Rev. Isaac Douglas) for another "Big Three" grouping.  Enjoy!

https://bestfile.io/en/4PyPAASCjkvKZoq/file

THE DRAMATICS:  https://bestfile.io/en/14gF6MIJp8PY0mR/file

High Tide - st CD 70 -cc

COLLECTOR'S CHOICE:  Per Discogs:  English psychedelic & progressive rock band formed in London in 1969. First broke up in 1970 but resurfaced in 1976 & 1979 and 1989 to 1990.rom Mario at Rockasteria and others then put the songs in order.

https://bestfile.io/en/1cmZkTPa9YOlj88/file
 

Paul Laurence - Haven't You Heard CD 85 11 w Understood CD 89

 Can't find on discogs at the moment but his song 'Cut The Crap' is a duet that stuck with me over the years that I had recorded off the radio so decided to look it finally.  Enjoy!

https://bestfile.io/en/R8TZ1US4lZ4Gn2H/file

The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band - Volume 1 CD 66 w Volume 2 CD 67 w Part One CD 67 w Volume 3 - A Child's Guide To Good & Evil CD 68 w Where's My Daddy CD 69 w Markley, A Group CD 69

REPOST Request:  Per Discogs:  American psychedelic rock band, formed in Los Angeles, California in 1965. Published their last album as Markley, then disbanded in 1969.  Some members were previously in The Rogues.

The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band was a bizarre combination of three well-heeled teenagers (brothers Dan and Shaun Harris and their school mate Michael Lloyd), and an even wealthier, thirty-something attorney called Bob Markley. Markley secured the group a recording deal with Reprise Records, where they made a series of strange records. While they scored no hits for the label, the band's most famous composition was 'Smell Of Incense', which was covered to great effect by Southwest F.O.B., among others. The song was composed by Markley with a later addition to the band, guitarist Ron Morgan (who later played with The Electric Prunes and a very early edition of Three Dog Night).

https://bestfile.io/en/HJyQjc59GS4jKOg/file

JULIE DRISCOLL, BRIAN AUGER & THE TRINITY - STREETNOISE 2LP 69

NOSTALGIC PSYCHEDELIC LIST:  Told you I would premier one from this list as the other two got bumped for main post that I am doing every week in August from a youtube reel about Oddities, Novelty and Nostalgic psychedelic music groups--this one another jazz rock band like CCS that started this whole series.  I missed this album full circle though I had been trying to keep the Auger releases when I saw them at stores.  Again, not sure which song was singled out as there a quite a few on this double album that rock well!  Not much on Discogs but here is about the great female singer: Real Name: Julie Tippetts née Julie Driscoll               Profile: English singer and actress.

Born: 8 June 1947, London, England, UK. Married Keith Tippett in 1970 and thereafter performed as Julie Tippetts.(Adopting Keith Tippett's original birth name) .

Yeah it's ma birthday today so lovin' all these posts, ENJOY!

https://bestfile.io/en/oGuTjSEKmd1bUtH/file

THE SILKIE - You've Got To Hide Your Love Away LP 65

 Great find here of a copycat band from Goodwill which I could adequately rip for sampling here via two carts used.  Cool info about them via Discogs:  The Silkie were an English folk music group. Their name derived from an Orcadian song The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry, which they sometimes performed. They were briefly considered to be the English equivalent of Peter, Paul and Mary, with their common repertoire of Bob Dylan songs, and the original Australian folk group, The Seekers. The original quartet were Hull University students and consisted of Sylvia Tatler (vocals), Mike Ramsden (guitar and vocals), Ivor Aylesbury (guitar and vocals) and Kevin Cunningham (double bass). The group received help from John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison to record their cover version of "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" on 9 August 1965 at the IBC Studios at about the same time as The Beatles' own version was being released on their album Help! The song charted in the UK at # 28 and also reached # 10 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in the same year. John Lennon produced while Paul McCartney played the guitar and George Harrison kept time by tapping his guitar and also playing the tambourine. When the recording was completed, Lennon was so pleased with it that he rang Brian Epstein, played it over the phone to him, and told him that they had just recorded a Number 1 hit. The Silkie had been scheduled to tour the United States in December 1965 and had even been booked to appear on both the Ed Sullivan Show and American Bandstand, but were unable to obtain the necessary visas and work permits so the tour was subsequently cancelled. Two further singles released in 1966 failed to make the UK or U.S. charts and The Silkie finally split up.

https://bestfile.io/en/QLg9ibJK7sEimyH/file

BARBARA PENNINGTON & TEMPEST - Second Thoughts LP 81 82 w The Barbara Pennington Band - st 7 81 w Beowulf - 7 w Tempest - st LP 76 79

REPOST and ADD ON:  Adding their Tempest album right above from you tube someone had posted a vinyl rip from the 1979 European later pressing of the debut from 1976.  I tell ya that Houston scene sure had some buried gems like Bobby Doyle, etc. etc. What I wrote last time:  A big thanks to Kostzilla for suggesting this old favorite performer for her as she has quite good taste in music.  The live song at the end of side one called, 'Lonely Man' is a top live tune for me with her shouted loud vocals that deserve to be turned up!!!! 

https://bestfile.io/en/6SraHCZcvCDHfrT/file