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TOOLING TAPE TIMES TWO

GO-GO GORILLA

GORILLA AT LARGE 1954

THE GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI 1966

GEORGE BARROWS 1914 - 1994

SUNNY AFTERNOON

Who Will Buy The Wine (MP3)

Charlie Walker - Who Will Buy The Wine (2:38)

This 1960 hard country shuffle comes from legendary Texas honky-tonker Charlie Walker (1926 - 2008). The bracing twin fiddle licks that kick off the record are a sure sign that two or three minutes of sheer musical exhilaration will follow.

And how about the publicity for Bobby Freeman's appearance at the Pussycat A Go Go lounge on the Las Vegas Strip? Opening the show for Bobby Freeman was Satans Four and Go Go girls! Sign me up. Please.

Image credit: the Vintage Vegas photostream on Flickr. Go check it out; it's amazing.

GHOULARDI!

Ghoulardimedley

DSM-1001

Tarantula Ghoul

Bedazzled.tv Presents: "Medley Mania" for the 2010 WFMU Record Fair

I'm very proud to present Bedazzled.tv's 6th Annual video presentation for WFMU's Record & CD Fair, "Medley Mania - The Best & Worst of the 60's". 24 multi-song, multi-artist medleys from shows like Shindig, Hullabaloo and The Hollywood Palace. There's Dylan medleys, Beatles medleys, Top 40 medleys, a Bo Diddley medley and much, much more. WFMU's Record & CD Fair takes place October 22, 23 and 24, 2010, at Manhattan's Metropolitan Pavilion, 125 West 18th Street. The A/V schedule has not been announced yet. If you can't make it to the fair, you can purchase this program on DVD from Bedazzled!

See also :
The Bedazzled Video Hour (and a half) 2005
The Scopitones.com Jukebox Movie Hour 2005
The Bedazzled Video Hour (and a half) 2006
The Bedazzled Video Hour (and a half) 2007
The Bedazzled Video Hour (and a half) 2008 - "Bubblegum Music A- Z"
The Bedazzled Video Hour (and a half) 2009 - "Scopitonic" Jukebox Movie Dance Party

The Colossus Of New York

The Graytones - Weird One (mp3)

MORGUS!

Werewolf

The_Morgus_Creep

So Long, Solomon Burke

"I'm talkin' about Brother Solomon Burke, you all know him dontcha."
-Wilson Pickett

The world lost a literal and figurative giant yesterday with the passing of Solomon Burke. Please enjoy these admittedly obvious choices from his oeuvre as well as various other stabs at material written by or associated with King Solomon, until somebody else, hopefully The Hound, posts something more eloquent and comprehensive.

Home In Your Heart
Cry To Me
Stupidity

Otis Redding - Down In The Valley
(complete with skip to help perpetuate the illusion that you are listening to a record)
Wilson Pickett - Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
Betty Harris - Cry To Me
Dr. Feelgood - Stupidity
Bill Woman & the Limey Fops - If You Need Me