The Silver Screen Oasis

Klondike asked: "(P.S: Anbody got any Robbie Neville?)"

Here at the Record Party we aim to please, please, please!

Robbie Neville "Wot's It to To Ya?"

Special request for Mr. Klondike...

Robbie Nevil "C'est La Vie"


Robbie Nevil "Dominoes"

Hey DJ Ben - check out the times of each of our Robbie Neville posts! Ouch. the Record Party is too darn hot!
-DJ Dewey

Dewey, should we ask for a raise?
See ya'll monday...

"Truckin'" The Grateful Dead

That's it for this donut spinner, too. Mrs. Dewey and I will be road trippin' down to Ojai in SoCal this weekend, so keep the record party goin' strong!

We'll leave you with this mix of new wave mambos:

Joe Jackson "Steppin Out"


B-52s "Song For A Future Generation"


Culture Club "I'll Tumble 4 Ya"


Icicle Works "Whisper To A Scream"


Til Monday!

Getting things off to a "cool" start - (for my wife)

The Hollies with "Long Cool Woman"



And a different kind of cool - Emerson, Lake and Palmer's "From The Beginning."



One of my favorite groups for 40 years - The Moody Blues - "I Know You're Out There Somewhere."

movieman, your wife has impeccable taste.

However, I don't.

Where No Man Has Gone Before

William Shatner -- Rocketman

Leonard Nimoy -- The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins

Shatner -- Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

I actually remember watching that performance by Nimoy & "the girls" back in '68, on a horrifically faux-groovy variety show called Malibu U, or something like that.
I can honestly tell you that the 39.5 year span since then has done nothing to help improve my opinion of it!
But - everything else at the party's rocked solid!

P.S: Thanks much, Dewey & Ben, for those Robbie Nevil links!

Dewey, LOVED the Jo-Jo!!! This is so cool, you ROCK DEWEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And Ben, cool Robbie Williams, I like "Millenium" as well!
GREAT "Art of Noise!" I have not heard that since back in the day!!!

Here's a little Jazz for Saturday:

Charlie Parker. Effortless playing and the man used a Rico 5 reed which most players can't even get to vibrate because they are so stiff!



Miles Davis Second Quintet. Every player in this group is a legend.



Speaking of Miles and since this is a movie forum, here's the trailer to his stunning work on the 1957 Noir, Elevator to the Gallows.



When Michael Brecker died last year we lost probably the most prominent sax player since Coltrane. I was fortunate to see him in 2005 with Herbie Hancock. A gifted man for sure. Here he is with brother Randy with stunning opening by guitarist Mike Stern.



Finally, what Jazz combo would be complete without a little drumming? Here's the late great Buddy Rich taking on Animal from the Muppet Show!

Now your'e talkin' my language, Arkadin!

Spectacular, Mr. Ark! Thanks for the classy adds to the Record Party! And now, here's something special to brighten up your early Monday morning hours...

The incomprable JUDY GARLAND doing "The Trolley Song" in a 1962 clip from her great television program...


Gene Kelly and Donald O"Connor and "Moses Supposes" -- one of my favorite numbers from SINGIN' IN THE RAIN...


And last but by no means least, the coup de grace--real-life sisters Catherine Deneuve and Francoise Dorleac (not their actual voices) in a clip from the ultra-phenomenal 1967 French musical THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT...


These make me glad I live on the Planet Earth! Vive le Record Party!

Man, that was a blast catching up on a really happening weekend at Dewey's Record Party!! Gotta cool down...

Dusty Springfield "I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself"


Phoebe Snow "Poetry Man"


Michael Buble "Home"


Rufus Wainwright "Cigarettes and Chocolate Milke"

Superstars Of the Silver Screen!

The Carrie Nations "In The Long Run"

"Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls"

Max Frost "Shape Of Things To Come"

"Wild In The Streets"

Esther Hoffman "Evergreen"

"A Star Is Born"

Hedwig Robinson "Wicked Little Town"

"Hedwig And The Angry Inch"

While everyone is listening to great music I thought you (the guys) should have the album cover to enjoy that was our favorites (even if the music wasn't.)