Back in the 50s and 60s, "break-in" novelty recordings were
all the rage and BUCHANAN and GOODMAN were the acknowledged
kings of the genre. Here they are with their most famous one:
"The Flying Saucer" (parts 1 and 2) from 1956
[youtube][/youtube]
DEWEY'S RECORD PARTY!
Saw Charles Burnett’s incredible TO SLEEP WITH ANGER (1990)
once again last night. This is a tribute to his film by way of the artists whose
music he used.
BOBBY “BLUE” BLAND “Ain’t No Love in the Heart of the City”
[youtube][/youtube]
Z.Z. HILL “Down Home Blues”
[youtube][/youtube]
SISTER ROSETTA THARPE “Down by the Riverside”
[youtube][/youtube]
JIMMY WITHERSPOON “Way on the Outskirts of Town”
[youtube][/youtube]
once again last night. This is a tribute to his film by way of the artists whose
music he used.
BOBBY “BLUE” BLAND “Ain’t No Love in the Heart of the City”
[youtube][/youtube]
Z.Z. HILL “Down Home Blues”
[youtube][/youtube]
SISTER ROSETTA THARPE “Down by the Riverside”
[youtube][/youtube]
JIMMY WITHERSPOON “Way on the Outskirts of Town”
[youtube][/youtube]
Everyday people...that's what's wrong with the world. -- Morgan Morgan
I love movies. But don't get me wrong. I hate Hollywood. -- Orson Welles
Movies can only go forward in spite of the motion picture industry. -- Orson Welles
I love movies. But don't get me wrong. I hate Hollywood. -- Orson Welles
Movies can only go forward in spite of the motion picture industry. -- Orson Welles
Another film that benefits beautifully from an uncannily perfect
assortment of soundtrack selections is Scorsese’s MEAN STREETS.
Here are some choice examples from the film’s scintillating menu
of music…the greatest soundtrack NEVER released!
THE RONETTES “Be My Baby”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE ROLLING STONES “Tell Me”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE ROLLING STONES “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE CHIPS “Rubber Biscuit”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE CHARTS “Deserie”
[youtube][/youtube]
JOHNNY ACE “Pledging My Love”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE CHANTELS “I Love You So”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE AQUATONES “You”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE PARAGONS “Florence”
[youtube][/youtube]
assortment of soundtrack selections is Scorsese’s MEAN STREETS.
Here are some choice examples from the film’s scintillating menu
of music…the greatest soundtrack NEVER released!
THE RONETTES “Be My Baby”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE ROLLING STONES “Tell Me”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE ROLLING STONES “Jumpin’ Jack Flash”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE CHIPS “Rubber Biscuit”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE CHARTS “Deserie”
[youtube][/youtube]
JOHNNY ACE “Pledging My Love”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE CHANTELS “I Love You So”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE AQUATONES “You”
[youtube][/youtube]
THE PARAGONS “Florence”
[youtube][/youtube]
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klondike
Announcing the arrival of my virgin embed links!
Ta-da!
Thought I'd kick off with a run of some shall we say orchestral rock - bringing us a little theme of poignant loss & revelation:
First off, a certain Mr. G.M. Sumner (his Mom called him Sting) weaves his magic with If I Ever Lose My Faith
[youtube][/youtube]
Next, we're off to Asia, for Only Time Will Tell
[youtube][/youtube]
And just in case anyone thinks I live fulltime in the past, let's wrap with this currently hot classic-to-be from Coldplay, Viva La Vida
[youtube][/youtube]
Ta-da!
Thought I'd kick off with a run of some shall we say orchestral rock - bringing us a little theme of poignant loss & revelation:
First off, a certain Mr. G.M. Sumner (his Mom called him Sting) weaves his magic with If I Ever Lose My Faith
[youtube][/youtube]
Next, we're off to Asia, for Only Time Will Tell
[youtube][/youtube]
And just in case anyone thinks I live fulltime in the past, let's wrap with this currently hot classic-to-be from Coldplay, Viva La Vida
[youtube][/youtube]
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Mr. Arkadin
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- Joined: April 14th, 2007, 3:00 pm
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klondike
Slainte aggus tinte, DJ Dewey (that's Gaelic for to your health & wealth)!
I plan to be aboard for quite a while; if anybody needs to know, I'll be sequestered in the aft hold, inventorying all contraband, smuggled goods & loot!
Say, though, that Kid Creole can sure rock the house some, n'est ce pas?
He's inspired me to this following run of partying-down by falling back to one's roots; I'll be at a big Highland Festival for the next 2 days, and hope y'all do something that's equally down-home fine 'n fun!
Let's start the shindig with our old chum Little Stevie Winwood, all grown up here & urgin' us to Roll with It!
[youtube][/youtube]
Next, let's cross the tracks & catch up with hometown hero John Mellencamp, who needs to warn us about Paper in Fire (stay in your seat for this one, I dare ya!):
[youtube][/youtube]
Finally, Gary Allan wants to buy us all a Cuervo, and 'fess-up about The One:
[youtube][/youtube]
(Boy Howdy, this guy gets the best lookin' women for his vids!)
I plan to be aboard for quite a while; if anybody needs to know, I'll be sequestered in the aft hold, inventorying all contraband, smuggled goods & loot!
Say, though, that Kid Creole can sure rock the house some, n'est ce pas?
He's inspired me to this following run of partying-down by falling back to one's roots; I'll be at a big Highland Festival for the next 2 days, and hope y'all do something that's equally down-home fine 'n fun!
Let's start the shindig with our old chum Little Stevie Winwood, all grown up here & urgin' us to Roll with It!
[youtube][/youtube]
Next, let's cross the tracks & catch up with hometown hero John Mellencamp, who needs to warn us about Paper in Fire (stay in your seat for this one, I dare ya!):
[youtube][/youtube]
Finally, Gary Allan wants to buy us all a Cuervo, and 'fess-up about The One:
[youtube][/youtube]
(Boy Howdy, this guy gets the best lookin' women for his vids!)
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The late 50s and early 60s brought a boatload of private eye
programs to the small screen. The Record Party plays host
right now to this swingin’ hit parade commemorating some of
these gumshoes…
BOB LUMAN “Private Eye”
[youtube][/youtube]
The DON RALKE ORCH and the theme from 77 SUNSET STRIP
[youtube][/youtube]
You won’t hear much in the way of musical accompaniment on this clip
From 77 SUNSET STRIP, but the patter emanating from Kookie
Byrnes’ pipes is pure beat poetry…
[youtube][/youtube]
Here’s KOOKIE again, this time with songbird CONNIE STEVENS
warbling their big hit “Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb”
[youtube][/youtube]
Let’s welcome the incomparable SARAH VAUGHAN with her knock-out
vocal version of Mancini’s classic PETER GUNN theme! (a tip of the
Dewey Derby to DJ Klondike for turning me on to this one earlier
this year!)
[youtube][/youtube]
Some hot music from a PETER GUNN episode called “Jazz and
Murder Smell The Same”
[youtube][/youtube]
A brief taste of some tasty music from John Cassavetes’ brilliant but
short-lived 1959 private eye show JOHNNY STACCATO…
[youtube][/youtube]
programs to the small screen. The Record Party plays host
right now to this swingin’ hit parade commemorating some of
these gumshoes…
BOB LUMAN “Private Eye”
[youtube][/youtube]
The DON RALKE ORCH and the theme from 77 SUNSET STRIP
[youtube][/youtube]
You won’t hear much in the way of musical accompaniment on this clip
From 77 SUNSET STRIP, but the patter emanating from Kookie
Byrnes’ pipes is pure beat poetry…
[youtube][/youtube]
Here’s KOOKIE again, this time with songbird CONNIE STEVENS
warbling their big hit “Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb”
[youtube][/youtube]
Let’s welcome the incomparable SARAH VAUGHAN with her knock-out
vocal version of Mancini’s classic PETER GUNN theme! (a tip of the
Dewey Derby to DJ Klondike for turning me on to this one earlier
this year!)
[youtube][/youtube]
Some hot music from a PETER GUNN episode called “Jazz and
Murder Smell The Same”
[youtube][/youtube]
A brief taste of some tasty music from John Cassavetes’ brilliant but
short-lived 1959 private eye show JOHNNY STACCATO…
[youtube][/youtube]
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klondike
A quick make-good here:
For all you surfin' tune-lovers who got the door slammed on you in my last embed (Gary Allan's Man of Me), my apologies, I had no idea YouTube was gonna go all stingey on us . .
But hey, I've replaced it with a different deep-textured goodie from soulful GA; if ya got a minute, jump back & check it out!
For all you surfin' tune-lovers who got the door slammed on you in my last embed (Gary Allan's Man of Me), my apologies, I had no idea YouTube was gonna go all stingey on us . .
But hey, I've replaced it with a different deep-textured goodie from soulful GA; if ya got a minute, jump back & check it out!
This DJ has recently compiled his soundtrack to a certain beautiful September day and here are some select sizzlin' cuts for all you wonderful people out there in radioland.
THE BLUES BROTHERS "Gimme Some Lovin'"
[youtube][/youtube]
(do NOT listen to this unless you are familiar with Fear!)
FEAR "I Love Livin' in the City"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE PRESIDENTS OF THE USA "Meanwhile Back in the City"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE SMASHING PUMPKINS "1979"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE BLUES BROTHERS "Sweet Home Chicago"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE BLUES BROTHERS "Gimme Some Lovin'"
[youtube][/youtube]
(do NOT listen to this unless you are familiar with Fear!)
FEAR "I Love Livin' in the City"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE PRESIDENTS OF THE USA "Meanwhile Back in the City"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE SMASHING PUMPKINS "1979"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE BLUES BROTHERS "Sweet Home Chicago"
[youtube][/youtube]
Ooh my, DJBryce. On August 20, PHIL GUY, the younger
brother of Buddy Guy died. Fans of the Chicago Blues lost
another giant.
“Sky Is Crying” (his solo only)
[youtube][/youtube]
“Money”
[youtube][/youtube]
“Talk to Me”
[youtube][/youtube]
“Big Boss Man”
[youtube][/youtube]
“Lonesome Blues”
[youtube][/youtube]
brother of Buddy Guy died. Fans of the Chicago Blues lost
another giant.
“Sky Is Crying” (his solo only)
[youtube][/youtube]
“Money”
[youtube][/youtube]
“Talk to Me”
[youtube][/youtube]
“Big Boss Man”
[youtube][/youtube]
“Lonesome Blues”
[youtube][/youtube]
Everyday people...that's what's wrong with the world. -- Morgan Morgan
I love movies. But don't get me wrong. I hate Hollywood. -- Orson Welles
Movies can only go forward in spite of the motion picture industry. -- Orson Welles
I love movies. But don't get me wrong. I hate Hollywood. -- Orson Welles
Movies can only go forward in spite of the motion picture industry. -- Orson Welles
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Mr. Arkadin
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- Joined: April 14th, 2007, 3:00 pm
A Record Party tribute to the music of Jimmy Webb...
THE FIFTH DIMENSION "Up Up And Away"
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THE FD again with "Paper Cup"
[youtube][/youtube]
GLEN CAMPBELL "Wichita Lineman"
[youtube][/youtube]
BROOKLYN BRIDGE "Worst That Could Happen"
[youtube][/youtube]
RICHARD HARRIS "Macarthur Park"
[youtube][/youtube]
NICK CAVE "By The Time I Get To Phoenix"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE FIFTH DIMENSION "Up Up And Away"
[youtube][/youtube]
THE FD again with "Paper Cup"
[youtube][/youtube]
GLEN CAMPBELL "Wichita Lineman"
[youtube][/youtube]
BROOKLYN BRIDGE "Worst That Could Happen"
[youtube][/youtube]
RICHARD HARRIS "Macarthur Park"
[youtube][/youtube]
NICK CAVE "By The Time I Get To Phoenix"
[youtube][/youtube]
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Metry_Road
- Posts: 79
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- Location: New Orleans, Louisiana.
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Great music from all you DJ's (I expect no less). This is still the best show in town.
You guys did a fine tribute to Isaac Hayes a little while back. Here's my belated tribute. Sadly, not the full ten minute version.
Isaac Hayes - By The Time I Get To Phoenix
[youtube][/youtube]
Arranged and Conducted by Jim Webb. Another excellent 5th Dimension song.
The 5th Dimension - Carpet Man
[youtube][/youtube]
Some superb Frankie Valli (minus the Four Seasons).
Frankie Valli - You're ready now
[youtube][/youtube]
This guy never fails to bring the house down.
Barrence Whitfield - Bloody Mary
[youtube][/youtube]
You guys did a fine tribute to Isaac Hayes a little while back. Here's my belated tribute. Sadly, not the full ten minute version.
Isaac Hayes - By The Time I Get To Phoenix
[youtube][/youtube]
Arranged and Conducted by Jim Webb. Another excellent 5th Dimension song.
The 5th Dimension - Carpet Man
[youtube][/youtube]
Some superb Frankie Valli (minus the Four Seasons).
Frankie Valli - You're ready now
[youtube][/youtube]
This guy never fails to bring the house down.
Barrence Whitfield - Bloody Mary
[youtube][/youtube]