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Colin Blunstone & The Zombies

http://www.geocities.com/lmfzor/index_scott.htm Scott Walker track samples - unofficial and uncommercial - Mozil The GeoCities site you were looking for may have been preserved in the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. To find out, visit Archive.org and enter the site's web address in the field provided. GeoCities has closed, but there's a lot more to explore on Yahoo!

Second Hand Songs - Home - Mozilla Firefox http://www.secondhandsongs.com/ Once and a while we come across people that are walking encyclopedia of music knowledge, and sometimes we're lucky enough that they want to joing our team. Ladies and gentlemen, we're very proud to anounce you our latest editor: SlimD! His music taste ranges from country & western music to jazz, folk, classical and gospel. He'a also particularly fond of contemporary music with a "roots" base, think of Paul Simon.

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Scott Walker @ BBC 1968 / 1969

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Beyond the Beat Generation

Chantons avec le nouvelle vague

garage hangover | the site for 1960's garage bands - Mozilla Fir http://www.garagehangover.com/ I've read that Chan, a one-time Pueblo, Colorado resident best known for writing and recording "Hippy Hippy Shake" owned the Warrior label that released the great single "I Don't Recall" by the Trolls (also from Pueblo). I was uncertain of this, as a notice in Billboard announcing the formation of Romero's Warrior label in Billings, Montana came much later - 1971. However, Lisa Wheeler of Pueblo City Limits related that Chan told her he was indeed the owner of Warrior, starting it in Billings Montana in 1962 with a 45 by Kostas, "Something We Call Love" / "Jane", which I'd never seen until Dave Martens sent in the scans seen here. Chan released the Trolls 45 as a favor to their manager Tony Spicola. See my article on the Trolls for more info on that band. The only other 45 I've seen on the Warrior label with the horseman image was "Any Time "(written by Happy Lawson) / "Just One More Dance" by Stan Campbell.

There is one other confirmed Juan Tirado 45 – “Dorothea” b/w “Cha Cha Cha No. 1” – recorded for New York City-based indie label Derby Records, again from late 1954 or early 1955, and presumably in a similar style. Tirado himself seems to have vanished, at least as a recording artist, from the music world by the early ‘60s. 2. http://www.officenaps.com/ Office Naps: Fresh 45 rpm curios every Monday - Mozilla Firefox

The Quill Records Story - The Best of Chicago Garage Bands 1. The Exterminators - Voo Doo 2. The Exterminators - Declaration Of Independence 3. The Ricochetts - Losing You 4. Chances R - I'll Have You Cryin' 5. http://chocoreve.blogspot.com/ Chocoreve - Mozilla Firefox

Teenage primitivism at it's best. These guys can barely play their instruments, but still manage to get it so right. Better than Led Zeppelin. MP3 File http://jukeboxmafia.blogspot.com/ Jukeboxmafia - Mozilla Firefox

Boogie Woogie Flu - Mozilla Firefox http://boogiewoogieflu.blogspot.com/ It was a classically Semitic combination of chutzpah and horniness that led Lawrence Ira Kahn, a white Jewish kid from Brownsville, Brooklyn to become Larry Harlow, a king of salsa, a musical movement that combined Cuban son with New York bebop, and served as much to fuel the dance floors of nightclubs numbering in the hundreds during its heyday in the early 1970s, as to define the cultural voice of New York’s influx of Latino immigrants—mostly Puerto Rican, Cuban, and Dominican—that began in the 1950s. Harlow not only was the leader of one of the hottest bands in town during the salsa boom of the late 60s and early 70s, but a pioneer who helped define and expand the genre via his ambitious arrangements and songwriting, engineering and production, and an approach that returned the music to its traditional roots while informing it with the popular sounds of his day.

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