This silent clip shows the spectacular beauty of Los Angeles' Sunset Strip, as seen in 1967.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Sunset Strip 1967
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Let's Go To The Beach!
Ichiban Live Music Show on Network Awesome!
Get ready for summer with these Beach Blasts from the past!!
-The Beach Boys & Annette perform the title track from "The Monkey's Uncle" 1965
-Gary Lewis & The Playboys perform "Malibu Run from the 1966 movie "Out Of Sight"
-Arch Hall Jr. performs his hit "Twist Fever" in the 1962 movie "Wild Guitar" while Nancy Czar works it on out.
-Bob Denver aka Gilligan performs "Ho Daddy" from the 1964 film "For Those Who Think Young"
-Dick Dale performs the song "Swingin' and Surfin'" from Frankie and Annette's "Beach Party" 1963
-Former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley performs the title track to "Get Yourself A College Girl" 1964
-The song "Don't Stop Now" from Frankie and Annette's "Beach Party"
-The Pyramids perform "Bikini Drag" in the 1964 movie "Bikini Beach"
-The Rip Chords perform "Red Hot Roadster" in the 1965 movie "A Swingin' Summer" while Lance Rock works it on out.
-Gary Lewis & The Playboys sing "Little Miss Go Go" for this Scopitone that features a young Teri Garr
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
KENT MORRILL 1941-2011
The Wailers, 1959. Mr. Morrill is second from the right, on keyboards.
The mighty Kent Morrill, vocalist/keyboardist for the original Wailers departed this mortal coil on Friday, after a four-year struggle with cancer. His wife reports that he was singing "Louie Louie" in his sleep the previous night, which is about equal portions of comforting and heartbreaking. The Louie Report has the story; the band's official website is here. Condolences to his family and fellow musicians.
Now Playing At The Fool's Paradise Twin
Horror Of Party Beach
The Del-Aires - Zombie Stomp (mp3)
B/W
Frank Sinatra - Dance Baby Dance (mp3)
Watch Now!
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Kayton Roberts & The Rock Island Line
This makes me happy. Check out talented steel guitarist Kayton Roberts (along with Rob McNurlin on guitar and Jeff Ware on bass) as he entertains the kids at a Kentucky elementary school with Rock Island Line. Roberts played (non-pedal) steel guitar for Hank Snow for about thirty years, starting in the mid 1960s.
Watch as he expertly mimics the sounds of cows, pigs, dogs, mosquitoes, crying babies and laughing ladies with his steel guitar. I don't know who's having more fun, Kayton or the kids.
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