I think they might dig it. If they listen. One long-ass mix. Mostly 50’s and early 60’s stuff (Hence The Title). But some later 60’s stuff. It is diverse and you will need to buy some diverse tastes to dig. They sell them at the tastes store! There is surface noise and stuff. And pops. And moms too! But hopefully nothing too horrible. There is some stuff that I wouldn’t ordinarily put on a mix cuzza condition that i included for historical purposes. Or hysterical porpoises.
Anyhoo:
Buddy Meredith—Flop Top Beer
Nick Noble—Mom Oh Mom
Florian Zabach—Running Off The Rails
Ralph Marterie—Big Noise From Winnetka
The McGuire Sisters—Will There Be Space In A Space Ship
Ethel Smith—After Hours
The Farmer Boys—Flash, Crash And Thunder
The Dells—The (Bossa Nova) Bird
Jericho Brown—Look For A Star
Kay Starr—The Rough Riders
Lawrence Welk—Crazy Music
Joyce Taylor—Babe In The Woods
Si Zentner—Shufflin’ Blues
Norma Tanega—A Street That Rhymes At Six A.M.
Jerry Wallace—Spanish Guitars
Alvino Rey—The Bat
Ray Anthony—707
Eddie Hodges—(Girls,Girls,Girls) Made To Love
Jerry Dallman & The Knightcaps—Honey Bee
Marion Worth—Shake Me I Rattle (Squeeze Me I Cry)
The Busters—Pine Tree Hop
Matt Lucas—I’m Movin’ On
The Jive Five—When I Was Single
Dodie Stevens—Pink Shoe Laces
Bill Parson—Educated Rock & Roll
Reg Owen & Orchestra—Ritual Blues
Bobby Peterson Quintet—Love You Pretty Baby
The Percells—Hully Gully Guitar
Bell Sisters—Baby Count Ten
Larry Verne—Mister Livingston
Effie Smith—Dial That Telephone
Sonny Charles & The Checkmates LTD—Lazy Susan
Dora Hall—Satisfaction
Frankie Randall—I Can See For Miles
Big Dee Irwin—Another Night With The Boys
Joey Powers—You Comb Her Hair
Little Gino & His Jinks—Lonely Fool
Sunny & His Gang—I’m A Rollin’
Phil Bo—She Wears My Ring
The Dreams—Inexperience
Roy Head—Get Back
Trans-Sisters—Pull The Covers Right Up (Over My Head)
Larry Finnegan—Knock On Wood
Gordon Wayne & The Osceola Braves—Warrior Brave
Nathaniel Mayer & His Fabulous Twilights—Well, I’ve Got News
Gus Jenkins—Chittlins
The Manhattans—Teach Me (The “Philly” Dog)
The Brave New World—It’s Tomorrow
Syndicate Of Sound—Reverb Beat
http://www.aardvarktranslations.com/skot on 45-the i don’t believe in beatles mix.mp3
http://www.aardvarktranslations.com/skot on 45-the i don’t believe in beatles mix.mp3
oh for pete’s sake. just copy the whole addy.
some of this stuff reminds me of my old pal skip heller. we used to sit in my store in philly and listen to mickey katz records. he knew les baxter. i think he is out in hollywood making cartoon music for the cartoon channel.
Regarding your inclusion of Jerry Dallman....So when I was a dj at the U. of Maryland radio station an older grad student named Jerry Dallman was spinning jazz records there. Years later I discovered his early stint as a rocker when John Waters put his song “The Bug” on the Hairspray soundtrack. He never spoke about those days though when I knew him.
I nearly choked on my own spit in glee.
Scott, you are a dude among men.
I’m using a borrowed laptop with no soundcard. :-(
Bravo! Beyond very excellent so far (only half way through).