Gonna begin this great week of vinyl rips at the blog with a compilation that covers the real core of what I post in the past with such great artists as Fleshtones, Revelons, Bloodless Pharaohs, Comateens and Student Teachers. Now, if I just knew who Marty Thau is??? Sounds like an interesting guy.
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Thau was an A&R guy. He later managed The New York Dolls.
The Bloodless Pharaohs was a band that included Brian Setzer of The Stray Cats
THANKS BigDogDave and George Leroy Tirebiter,
I've seen your helpful comments before and I will get you both up on the contributors sidebar. I will post some New York Dolls soon as I have lots from blogs and one lone vinyl I got at Goodwill.
Okay, This Is Steve Kipner. The Co-Writer Behind Tons of Songs Including Olivia Newton-John's "Physical" "Heart Attack" and "Twist of Fate" Chicago's "Hard Habit to Break" and "If She Would Have Been Faithful" George Benson's "20/20" Airplay's "Nothin' You Can Do About It" Wilson Phillips's "Impulsive" 98 Degrees "Invisible Man" and "The Hardest Thing" Christina Aguilera's "Genie in a Bottle" and So Much More and Fun Fact: "Physical" Was Actually Written for Rod Stewart to Record, and When Steve and His Writing Partner were showing thisto Steve's Manager. Olivia's Manager Heard That Track Through Another Room and the Rest Is History! This Is Steve's Only Album "Knock the Walls Down" in FLAC.
https://gofile.io/d/iCtoHP
Do You Happen to Have This Album by Tommy Knight?
https://www.discogs.com/release/13704675-Tommy-Knight-Tommy-Knight
Marty Thau started Red Star records which put out Suicide's classic first album as well as 45's by the Fleshtones, Real Kids, and Walter Steding. Quite an important guy who was an essential part of early New York/CBGB punk scene.
The Fleshtones' original studio version of "Shadow Line"? I only know the live version from "URGH-A Music War" double Lps set. Thank you very much...
@ClassicMusic20 .... wait, THE Steve Kipner? Toast And Marmalade For Tea? The Fut?
Wow!
Yes That Steve Kipner. And I Also Have an Mp3 of a Compilation Album That Features the Tin Tin and The Fut Stuff. Let Me Know If You Want a Link for That and I Would Put It Up For You.
@Classicmusic20
Steve,
Great to "meet" you. Been an admirer of your work for some time. I'd be delighted if you'd post it or send it to me.
Hi Classicmusic20,
You don't ever have to ask me, the librarian around here if I want additional related music for a post because always the answer will be yes. That is how we made the blog here.
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