radio shimmy podcast: Diggin' It Up!
after a one week break for a more to a new apartment, we visit new purchases and old gems resurfaced (through the wonders of unpacking!)
download: 128k mp3 (41.5mb // 43:16)
Full track list below...
setlist:
Banchee - I Just Don't Know - from first S/T LP on Atlantic (1969)
Paul Mille & Son Orch - Organoboe - from Orchestral Party Act 1 on St. Germain
De Pres Records (FR 1997) -- originally from "Tchikankan"
Tyrannosaurus Rex - Cat Black - from All Day Thumbsuckers, Blue Thumb label
comp. Probably from Unicorn album.
Hawkwind - Silver Machine - stereo single 1972 (German press) -- big hit in the UK. Lemmy's (Motorhead) first real gig.
Jobriath - Liten Up - mono single from 1974 on Elektra -- Morrissey's a fan! NYC Glam rocker.
-- talk --
Junior Parker - Your Love's All Over Me - from Honey Drippin' Blues on Blue Rock
label (1969) - more soul than blues.
Tams - What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am) - from Charly reissue LP "Atlanta
Soul Connection" -- written by Ray Whitley, Top 10 in December of 1963,
recorded at Muscle Shoals and possibly featuring Dan Penn and David Briggs.
Lead singer: Joe Pope. Beach music.
Gary and the Knight Lites - I'm Coming Home - Acetate 1966/7 ? - Chicago group, AKA
The Light Nites with a single on Dunwich (listed in Fuzz, Acid & Flowers) ... info from there:
"This outfit formed in in 1965 and were originally known as Gary And The Night
Lights, and also worked as The Knight Lites. Like The Del-Vetts, they had
previously worked with Bill Traut cutting two low-budget jukebox singles for
Seeburg. After a brief move to U.S.A. where they released an underrated soulful
ballad, I Don't Need Your Help, in late 1965, they appeared under dubious
arrangement on Dunwich. After recording one single as The Light Nites they signed
to Acta and changed their name to The American Breed."
Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs - Sugar Shack - single on Dot records (63?) Top
40 hit.
Oliver Morgan - Who Shot the Lala - New Orleans r'n'b from around 1961 on GNP
Crescendo records.
Teen Queens - Just Goofed - Bside of single on RPM records (aside hit was Eddie My Darling) -
one of the first female doowop groups.
-- talk --
Bob Seger - Love the One You're With - from Smokin' OPs 1972 on Palladium, cover
of Stephen Stills song.
C'mon down to the next HULLABALOO at Matchless, Brooklyn Saturday May 26!
10.may.2007