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Mr. Arkadin
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Anna Maria Jopek teams up with Pat Metheny to create vocal melodies for his instumental, Are you going with me?

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Once Upon a Time in the West
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Rickie Lee Jones - On Saturday Afternoons In 1963
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Dewey1960
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Welcome to the Record Party, Lisa! As of now you are hereby
dubbed DJ Lisa and are subject to all the benefits that accompany
such a dubious distinction. These here doo-wop ditties are put
forth in your honor! Welcome aboard!
THE MARQUIS “Bohemian Daddy”
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FRANKIE LYMON & THE TEENAGERS “Little Bitty Pretty One”
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THE CHARTS “Zoop”
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THE ECHOES “Ding Dong”
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THE REVERES “Beyond The Sea”
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Joe Henderson - Black Narcissus
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Post by klondike »

Woke up feeling kinda anxious today in a sorta Beetlejuice way, if you know what I mean -
so I'm tappin' into the energy of a gal who, to me, is the ultimate torch-singing pin-up girl of the 21st Century - the languid siren who stars in about half of my bad-boy dreams (I divide the other half between Ava Gardner & Eva Mendez), a stunning face with an Olympian voice . .

Diana Krall

The Look of Love
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Face the Music & Dance
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Let's Fall in Love
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In duet w/ another looker, Natalie Cole, for Route 66
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Dewey1960
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Hearing the lovely Ms. Krall puts me in the mood to give a spin
to her ever-lovin’ hubby ELVIS COSTELLO
“Mystery Dance”
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“Red Shoes”
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“Radio Radio”
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“Pump It Up”
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"Every Day I Write The Book"
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Dewey1960
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Whozzat knockin’ on the Record Party door at this hour?
SANDY NELSON “Let There Be Drums”
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PRESTON EPPS “Bongo Rock”
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COZY COLE “Topsy, Part 2”
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HAL BLAINE “Topsy ‘65”
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Max Roach - Freedom Now Suite
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Bill Bruford - Hells Bells
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Billy Cobham - Panhandler
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mookryan
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DOWNTOWN SPUTNIK

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I used to listen to that 45 of Topsy, Part II when I was seven years old!
I remember playing it on my little record player, and being scared to
death by it (something sinister about the voice at the very beginning?
Is it Cozy Cole's voice?)
I'd scare myself with it and then play it again.

This got me to thinking about other 45's I collected at a ridiculously
young age, and played over and over in my bedroom (long after I
was supposed to be asleep) in North Hollywood in the late 1950's ...

including:

Bird Dog - The Everly Brothers
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Silhouettes - The Rays
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Mack the Knife - Bobby Darren
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Jamaica Farewell - Harry Belafonte
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Yakety Yak - The Coasters
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Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
(stunningly bad video and audio!)
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And last but not least ...
Santa And The Satellite - Buchanan & Goodman
... which contains the classic line:
"This is John Cameron Cameron, Downtown Sputnik ..."
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"Is this the 1940s?
Is everything in black and white?
Are you Robert Ryan?"
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Post by ChiO »

Our older daughter has organized a team to walk 50 miles this weekend
to raise funds to find a cure for MS, a disease affecting her and thousands
of others. Here is a little musical salute to everyone with MS, those
supporting the fundraising effort and a prayer for everyone’s continued
strength.

The VENTURES “Walk – Don’t Run”
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JACKIE DESHANNON “When You Walk In the Room”
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EDWIN STARR “Twenty-Five Miles”
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GERRY & the PACEMAKERS “You’ll Never Walk Alone”
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DIRE STRAITS “Walk of Life”
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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
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Dewey1960
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Thank you for that tribute DJChio, I’d like to know more about
that event…and DJLisa thanks for your stirring childhood recollections
concerning those 45s that formed the “million spins” club. Here’s a
handful of young Dewey’s hall of famers…
FRANKIE LYMON & THE TEENAGERS “I’m Not A Juvenile Delinquent”
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BILL HALEY & HIS COMETS “Crazy Man Crazy”
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NERVOUS NORVUS “Transfusion”
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THE ETERNALS “Rockin in the Jungle”
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DAVID SEVILLE “Witch Doctor”
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MICKEY & SYLVIA “Love Is Strange”
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THE SILHOUETTES “Get A Job”
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BOBBY DARIN “Splish Splash”
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Dewey1960
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Gang, the Record Party approves this message.
Official PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SONG
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FRANK SINATRA “High Hopes”
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JIMMY DEAN “PT 109”
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The old Sled Dog's relivin' his highschool years this Sunday mornin'; everybody pile into my '67 Buick ragtop, and let's hit the memory highway:

Dancing in the Moonlight by King Harvest
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Draggin' the Line from Tommy James (no Shondells!)
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Bungle in the Jungle by Jethro Tull
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Magic Carpet Ride by Steppenwolf! (getcha nehru's out 4 this 1)
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Eric Carmen & the Raspberries give birth to glam rock with Go All the Way
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Chicago, & 25 or 6 to 4 (still workin' on those lyrics!)
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The Who (who else?) with Won't Get Fooled Again
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Don’t you just love these guys you never heard of? They are
the essence of the Record Party and how!
TONY ROSSINI “Meet Me After School”
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MIKE ANTHONY “Little Linda”
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ROCKY HART “Every Day”
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DANNY TATUM “Moonlight Swim”
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CARLO "Ring a Ling"
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Post by ChiO »

It’s Random Record Rummage time! Pulled out a box of 45s (Gregory
Abbott
Beastie Boys), grabbed five at random…and here they are.

LEE ALLEN and His Band “Walkin’ with Mr. Lee”
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The ANIMALS “Inside-Looking Out”
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ART OF NOISE “Beat Box”
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LAVERN BAKER “Saved”
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The BEACH BOYS “Girl Don’t Tell Me” (B-Side of “Barbara Ann”)
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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
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mookryan
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Especially for Dewey this Monday morning: The Volumes!

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And in honor of Paul Newman here's the great Maxine Nightingale
song "Right Back Where We Started From" - featured on the soundtrack of Slapshot ...
one of my all-time favorite Paul Newman movies that nobody, as far as I can tell, has mentioned
in any of the tributes to him since his untimely death on Friday.
RIP Paul - you were the best.

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"Is this the 1940s?
Is everything in black and white?
Are you Robert Ryan?"
- James Lileks
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