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Sunday, November 13, 2011

Dance!



As mentioned on Fool's Paradise yesterday!

The Coasters - Dance! (45)

Saturday, November 12, 2011

DOTTIE'S DISTRICT


Friday, November 11, 2011

Friday At The Hide Out


Thursday, November 10, 2011

Dave "Baby" Cortez Goes Country



So I understand that organ man Dave "Baby" Cortez has a new album coming out soon on Norton Records. If he slips in another crazy country cover or two I, for one, will be a very happy customer.

I'm Gonna Tie One On Tonight (MP3)


Wilburn Brothers - I'm Gonna Tie One On Tonight

FABULASH


Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Esquerita Goes To Texas



Caption: Esquerita on the move, Good Publishing Warehouse, Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph via The Great Lost Photographs Of Eddie Rocco (Kicks Books, 1997).

Wild Wild Party


I've heard that there is a wild shindig going down in Brooklyn this
weekend...





Darryl Vincent - Wild Wild Party

See ya there.
We'll be rocking & reeling & hanging from the ceiling.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

South Bay Surfers Invade Brooklyn!

Party Lights - South Bay Surfers

Laid Off!


Esquerita - Laid Off

Esquerita



Mississippi God Damn

WIBG TOP 99 For The Week of November 4, 1963


This post is going up 48 years and 4 days late, but close enough, right? Looking over this, I believe I own 39 of these on 45. Here's #51 for your listening pleasure.


    This one presumably got a few spins over in Merrie Olde Englande, because the next year, Pep-pill popping P.R. Man Peter Meaden (1941-1978) shamelessly rewrote it with new "mod" lyrics for the first single from a band he was then managing called the High Numbers. The single flopped, Meaden was dismissed, and the band presumably vanished into obscurity.
   I'm certainly not going to post every song here for you, but here's #76 and the flip side of #92 (the A-side's fine, but the backside is more appropriate for this venue).
  If you want to hear what the kids in Philadelphia were listening to a few years earlier, Joe Niagara recreated a bit of his show on Cruisin' 1957, which shouldn't be too hard to track down. And while he checked out of this world in 2007, Hy Lit can still be heard deejaying from beyond the grave on www.hylitradio.com (I assume... I had trouble making it load, but it may be a Mac/PC thing).


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