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| Photo via: Say It One Time For The Brokenhearted |
Otis Clay - Do Right Woman, Do Right Man
Monday, September 3, 2012
Dan Penn Month
Written by Dan Penn and Chips Moman, partially recorded at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, this 1967 hit is one of the most sublime songs in any genre. Atlantic released it in 1967 as the B side to "I Never Loved A Man (The Way I Love You).
Sunday, September 2, 2012
September
September is Dan Penn Month on Ichiban. Suggested by Ted Barron.
One of a handful of white men with soul, Dan Penn co-wrote many amazing songs with Spooner Oldham and Chips Moman in Muscle Shoals and Memphis. Let's get started.
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Kip Anderson - Without A Woman
Saturday, September 1, 2012
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Monday, August 27, 2012
The Spaghetti West - This Weekend @ Fool's Paradise Twin
10,000 WAYS TO DIE !
THREE CLASSIC ITALIAN WESTERNS !!
DUCK YOU SUCKERS !!!
THIS WEEKEND !!
FIRST...
SLAUGHTER IN THE SNOW !!
PSYCHO GUNSLINGER GETS AWAY WITH MURDER !!
KLAUS KINSKI
JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT
IN
THE GREAT SILENCE
(a.k.a. Il Grande Silenzio)
(1968, dir. by Sergio Corbucci)
THEN...
UNDEAD GUNSLINGER SEEKS REVENGE !!
ANTHONY STEFFEN
IN
DJANGO THE BASTARD
(a.k.a. Django Il Bastardo)
(1969, dir. by Sergio Garonne)
FINALLY...
THE GUNMAN WHO KILLED FIVE MADE ONE MISTAKE...
HE SHOULD HAVE KILLED SIX !
LEE VAN CLEEF
JOHN PHILIP LAW
IN
DEATH RIDES A HORSE
(a.k.a. Da Uomo A Uomo)
(1967, dir. by Giulio Petroni)
FULL SERVICE SNACK BAR
featuring
Tasty Corndogs ! Refreshing Beverages ! Savory BBQ !
and
- for this engagement only -
BUFFALO JERKY !!
*No Outside Food Or Drink*
PROGRAM BEGINS AT DUSK
ONLY THOSE OVER 17 ADMITTED • LEGIBLE PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED
ONLY THOSE OVER 17 ADMITTED • LEGIBLE PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED
THE FOOL'S PARADISE TWIN ACCEPTS
JAMES BROWN BLACK & BROWN STAMPS
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Friday, August 24, 2012
Willie West Fairchild
Millard Leon West, better known as Willie West, was born in a speck of a town called Raceland that sits an hour drive southwest of New Orleans. West later moved to New Orleans where he cut his teeth recording 45s for fledgling labels such as Frisco and a chance encounter with Allen Toussaint landed him a contract with his Deesu imprint.
As the Meters saw their popularity soaring as the sixties turned to the seventies,Toussaint and his partner Marshall Sehorn called West back into the studio. The result is the subdued funky "Fairchild" featuring Toussaint experimenting with an acoustic guitar, something regularly heard in this same period with his Lee Dorsey and Eldridge Holmes arrangements.
The song almost certainly features most, if not all of the Meters as they were the Toussaint/Sehorn house band at the time.
In recent years, Willie West has found his way back into the recording studio with Finland's Timmion Records with quite notable results such as "The Devil Gives Me Everything Except What I Need." He's also returned to the stage with last years performance at Dig Deeper and a spot at New Orlean's Ponderosa Stomp.
Willie West Fairchild MP3
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