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  • Re: ROOTS ROCK RADIO, January 26th

    From Bruce@21:1/5 to Dean on Mon Jan 27 05:24:04 2025
    On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 2:04:39 +0000, Dean wrote:

    The latest ROOTS ROCK RADIO is archived at the link below until February
    9th. Here's the pplaylist:

    32. GOOD LOVIN’ Janis Martin

    It's called "Good Love."

    https://rcs-discography.com/rcs/show_pic.php?key=2755&type=ls

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  • From Roger@21:1/5 to Dean on Mon Jan 27 09:04:56 2025
    On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 2:04:39 +0000, Dean wrote:

    The latest ROOTS ROCK RADIO is archived at the link below until February
    9th. Here's the pplaylist:

    Hmmmm....a few "not very well knowns" in the mix this week I see :-

    1. BUMBERSHOOT, Phil Harvey

    For "Phil Harvey" read PHIL SPECTOR-here taking time off from the Teddy
    Bears to lay down this neat little piano led instrumental for Imperial

    4. RACE WITH THE DEVIL, Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps

    The GREAT immidiate followup to "Be-Bop-A-Lula" on Capitol

    5. SCHOOL BELLS, Nicky & The Nobles

    Hailing from New Haven Ct "School Bells" on Gone is a 6 on my 1958 list

    6. JOHNNY CLEAN UP, The Masters

    Here's one I did not know. "The Masters" on Len 103 Philadelphia group
    and label
    (they released a decent early Dreamlovers number). I'll give it a few
    spins

    9. I REALLY LOVE YOU, The Stereos

    GREAT number --#37 on my 1961 favorites list still recall hearing it for
    first time on Luxembourg and rushing out to buy my 45rpm MGM copy (MGM
    here Cub in US)

    Didn't know it then but I was in good company--one Mr George Harrison
    much further up north than me was also an avid fan of this one

    10. SHAZAM, Duane Eddy

    From his movie "Because They're Young" this Duane classic came in at #5
    on my recent Fave Instrumentals listing for 1960

    16. THE GAME OF ROMANCE, The Four Bars

    Another one I didn't know before. Group from Washington DC (wasn't there
    some big jamboree or something there last week????)and again on the
    Philly based Len label. I'll give it a few spins but probably a 6

    21. FLIP OUT, Billy Brown

    Minor rockabilly on Columbia from the guy who did "Did We Have A Party"
    and "Meet Me In The Alley Sally".

    22. HEY LITTLE GIRL, Dee Clark

    From 1959 and originally by Thurston Harris but I prefer the Dee Clark
    cover version

    27. COUNTING THE STARS, The Ladders

    I shoulda been born in NYC I just love so many of these 50's vocal
    groups from that great city including this one on the Holiday label
    (home to a ton of these kinda records)

    29. I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN’, Lazy Lester

    Not the Smiley Lewis classic but a nearly-as-good insistent uptempo
    blues classic from 1959 (an 8 on my list) that was always a huge "asked
    for" item at Moondog's

    30. WHERE THE RIO DE ROSA FLOWS, Carl Perkins

    Originally by Jimmy Lloyd (alias country singer Jimmy Logsdon) and not
    to be confused with the black UK 50's singer of that name here on
    Roulette in 1957
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzqDIoGtX4s

    I'm a fan of BOTH Jimmy's and Carl's versions :)

    32. GOOD LOVIN’ Janis Martin

    It's "Good Love" from 1958 and her last-but-one release on RCA before
    jumping ship (and sinking big time) to Palette label.

    34. NIGHT OWL, The Dukays

    Decent Chicago doowop from The Dukays (with Gene Chandler lead)
    originally on Nat label before Vee Jay took over the reins

    35. THE STARS ARE OUT TONIGHT, The Tear Drops

    From 1954 on Josie a white vocal group,no? Not bad at all

    49. MY WAY, Eddie Cochran

    I like it better by Sinatra :)

    40. PINTOR, The Pharos [sic]

    Pretty good surf-rock instrumental I did not know. Thanks Dean I'll add
    it to my 1963 faves list

    45. YOURS FOR THE ASKING, Linda Hayes

    Overlooked item from 1953 during her time recording for the infamous
    John Dolphin

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  • From RWC@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 27 07:40:33 2025
    On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 09:04:56 +0000, [email protected] (Roger)
    wrote:

    1. BUMBERSHOOT, Phil Harvey

    For "Phil Harvey" read PHIL SPECTOR-here taking time off from the Teddy
    Bears to lay down this neat little piano led instrumental for Imperial.

    It's guitar led.

    40. PINTOR, The Pharos [sic]

    Pretty good surf-rock instrumental I did not know. Thanks Dean I'll add
    it to my 1963 faves list

    Posted Jan 14:

    Leaving aside many of the records listed by Roger, here are 12 of
    my fave instrumentals from 1963:

    YT Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=FTX5rgiF1NM,y4dljMqW31g,B_I3swsOipE,nhA3XlleG-c,jgMrFxJzPH8,m4RZD0MqsfY,CXfQYRjjxvc,p38qzTRbcX0,zwhDKfjmvbU,dBURLdhmmZ8,mtPwNvjjNmQ,KlJvE0-k2H4,

    Surf items:

    **01. The Pharos - Pintor [Del-Fi 4208] - 1963**

    03. Aki Aleong & The Nobles - Earthquake [LP Vee-Jay 1060] - 1963

    06. The Lively Ones - Exodus [Del-Fi 4224] - 1963

    07. The Lively Ones - Surf Rider [Del-Fi 4196] - 1963

    09. The New Dimensions - Cat On A Hot Foam Board [LP Sutton 332] -
    1963

    11. The Surfaris - Bombora [Del-Fi 4219] - 1963

    12. The Vibrents - The Breeze And I [Bay Towne 409] - 1963

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  • From RWC@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 27 07:42:45 2025
    On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 02:04:39 +0000, [email protected] (Dean)
    wrote:

    The latest ROOTS ROCK RADIO is archived at the link below until February
    9th. Here's the playlist:

    Wonderful - not just well-known sides; a playlist for both newbies and connoisseurs who enjoy 1952-1963 R&B and Rock 'n' Roll music

    YouTube links: https://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=jwgTtkodR5o,sldilKL0h50,rczPUFqb3h8,A4KaFQN-v1I,DK_AC_x0W_U,HkwW8chwAJ0,QKN8gXkSIig,ItoyCi6Z7kQ,93UjUCSGZkI,q0tjzzkK10Q,TPCM8jgIZVA,Lx35eMWih1M,ZJ90qrK534o,J0PgxfXcZ4E,hyiwrm6--QA,yEIrOZxPXak,34i1r7d64AY,
    kY80DUwa0H4,8MaBGZn2KQc,1NWMk1tZAIg,KBto1cTNdRA,tCw47kymCt4,C4ksv1-jgKI,rRGd5YYPbzw,fp7dLyRfvGw,L-oNLWPd0as,jJXPkoBsTd4,CMwDLYgBxBU,_nvpIv6693U,s3qSrhSqIRE,vNrfXJ-WnE0,zT0M0ovbdbo,iZxsee_jG2M,Q-AqX0JVpto,7HLNnfYdluc,fuaSAPZ64VA,h6jXKs8LNog,UPD35LhMa7o,
    b5WpxOOL_vA,FTX5rgiF1NM,GvGhhUvWePM,-7CxH0NPTEA,fIIOME05cik,P4g7ZKKJjc8,9QYu3RLfZzo,fjtvvgI3zbY,

    1. BUMBERSHOOT, Phil Harvey - 1959

    2. JENNY, JENNY, Little Richard - 1957
    3. ROAD RUNNER, Bo Diddley - 1960
    4. RACE WITH THE DEVIL, Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps - 1956

    5. SCHOOL BELLS, Nicky & The Nobles - 1958
    6. JOHNNY CLEAN-UP, The Masters - 1958
    7. GOODBYE BABY, Jack Scott - 1958

    8. LA-LA, Fats Domino - 1955
    9. I REALLY LOVE YOU, The Stereos - 1961
    10. SHAZAM!, Duane Eddy - 1960

    11. I�M SORRY, The Platters - 1957
    12. LOVE IS A VOW, The Mello-Harps - 1955
    13. OUR ANNIVERSARY, Shep & The Limelites - 1962

    14. AIN�T I�M A DOG, Ronnie Self - 1957
    15. C.C. RIDER, Chuck Willis - 1957
    16. THE GAME OF ROMANCE, The Four Bars - 1961

    17. THAT�S ALL YOU GOTTA DO, Brenda Lee - 1960
    18. KOKO JOE, Don & Dewey - 1958
    19. BAD BOY, The Jive Bombers - 1957

    20. MY BABY LEFT ME, Elvis Presley - 1956
    21. FLIP OUT, Billy Brown - 1958
    22. HEY LITTLE GIRL, Dee Clark - 1959

    23. BE ANYTHING BUT BE MINE, The Five Keys - 1952
    24. SINCE I MET YOU BABY, Ivory Joe Hunter - 1956
    25. YOU BELONG TO ME, The Duprees - 1962

    26. OPEN UP, King Curtis - 1968 (album) recorded c.1956
    27. COUNTING THE STARS, The Ladders - 1958
    28. BE-BOP BABY, Ricky Nelson - 1957

    29. I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN�, Lazy Lester - 1959
    30. WHERE THE RIO DE ROSA FLOWS, Carl Perkins - 1958 (album)
    31. SCHOOL DAY (Ring! Ring! Goes the Bell), Chuck Berry - 1957

    32. GOOD LOVE, Janis Martin - 1958
    33. LITTLE LIZA JANE, Huey �Piano� Smith & The Clowns - 1956
    34. NITE OWL, The Dukays - 1961

    35. THE STARS ARE OUT TONIGHT, The Tear Drops - 1954
    36. I�M A FOOL, The Turks - 1956
    37. RAININ' IN MY HEART, Slim Harpo - 1961

    38. LOVE ME, Buddy Holly & The Crickets - 1956
    49. MY WAY, Eddie Cochran - 1963
    40. PINTOR, The Pharos [sic] - 1963

    41. HANDS OFF, Jay McShann featuring Priscilla Bowman - 1955
    42. WHADAYA WANT?, The Robins - 1955
    43. SHORT FAT FANNIE, Larry Williams - 1957

    44. LOVING A GIRL LIKE YOU, Harp-Tones - 1961
    45. YOURS FOR THE ASKING, Linda Hayes - 1953
    46. SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL, The Drifters - 1961

    http://wrtc.streamrewind.com/bookmarks/listen/426270/rock-roots-rock-radio

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  • From DianeE@21:1/5 to Roger on Mon Jan 27 20:02:01 2025
    On 1/27/2025 4:04 AM, Roger wrote:
    On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 2:04:39 +0000, Dean wrote:

    The latest ROOTS ROCK RADIO is archived at the link below until February
    9th. Here's the pplaylist:

    1. BUMBERSHOOT, Phil Harvey

    For "Phil Harvey" read PHIL SPECTOR-here taking time off from the Teddy
    Bears to lay down this neat little piano led instrumental for Imperial

    -----------
    Phil Spector's real name was Harvey Philip Spector. He hated his first
    name, so I'm surprised to see he used it as his alias.

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  • From Bruce@21:1/5 to Dean on Tue Jan 28 05:20:50 2025
    On Mon, 27 Jan 2025 2:04:39 +0000, Dean wrote:

    20. MY BABY LEFT ME, Elvis Presley
    21. FLIP OUT, Billy Brown
    22. HEY LITTLE GIRL, Dee Clark

    You're doing a good job working in a few odd records every week. This is
    how to do it. A 3 record set with the odd record in the middle. That way
    the audience hears something familiar both before and after the odd
    record, which helps to make it more tolerable for them They get a small
    dose of something unfamiliar surrounded on both ends by something they
    will know. On a show like this you don't want to play 2 unfamiliar
    records too close to each other.

    A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down!

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  • From Bruce@21:1/5 to Dean on Tue Jan 28 07:04:25 2025
    On Tue, 28 Jan 2025 5:36:55 +0000, Dean wrote:

    On Tue, 28 Jan 2025 5:20:50 +0000, Bruce wrote:

    You're doing a good job working in a few odd records every week.

    To people listened exclusively to commercial oldies radio, most of what
    I play is "odd records."

    If they were listening to oldies radio in the early 70s like I was to
    WCBS-FM, they would be familiar with about 2/3 of what you play.

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