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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Friday, August 23, 2013
The Guitar Sheik
Get a load of this fantastic 1955 photo borrowed from the pages of Jet magazine. Bobby Walker, in full sheik regalia, strolls the streets of Philadelphia serenading the lucky citizens with his guitar. Photo by Gaston DeVigne.
Posted by Greg G at 2:08 PM 0 comments
Labels: Greg, Guitar, Jet, Philadelphia
She's The Girl On The Billboard...
Posted by Greg G at 2:02 PM 2 comments
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Louis Jordan For President!
It's only 2013 and I'm already tired of hearing about the next Presidential election. Now if Louis Jordan were in the race, things might be different. Via the fantastic JET archives.
Posted by Greg G at 9:32 PM 1 comments
Labels: Greg, Jet, Louis Jordan, New York City
Monday, August 19, 2013
"Recycled" Records
Self-explanatory...to listen to the mix, CLICK HERE.
Track list:
Ralph Smedley & the Breathers - Suffocate
Ernie Freeman - Jamboree
Duke Mitchell - The Lion
The Spinners - Boomerang
The Sandabs - Crab Louie
Larry Verne - Tubby Tilly
Posted by J.R. Williams at 10:07 AM 2 comments
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Who Is That Knocking?
1 "Boodle
It" Wiggins:
Keep A Knockin' An You Can't Get In
2 Rex Allen: Knock Knock Rattle
3 Faye Adams: The Hammer (Keeps A Knockin')
4 The El Dorados: At My Front Door
5 Fletcher Henderson & His Orch.: Knock, Knock, Who's
There
6 Boys And Girls Together: Knock Knock
7 Jimmy Work: Don't Knock (Just Come On In)
8 Bob Dylan: Knockin' On Heaven's Door
9 Earl Scott: Stop You're Knocking
10 Juanita Nixon: Stop Knockin'
11 Paula Watson: Stop That Knockin' At My Heart
12 Victor: Stop A Knockin' (courtesy Tom Taber)
13 Eddie Hodges: I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
14 The Sonics: Keep A' Knock'in
15 Eileen Todd: Knock, Knock, Knockin'
16 Aimi Stewart: Knock On Wood
17 Ike & Tina Turner: A Love Like Yours (Don't Come
Knocking Everyday)
18 Randy Rudolph: I Kept A-Knocking
19 Legendary Stardust Cowboy: Who's Knocking On My Door
20 The Genies: Who's That Knocking
21 The Genies: No More Knockin'
22 Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five: Keep A-Knockin'
23 Smiley Lewis: I Hear You Knocking
24 Billy Adams: You Heard Me Knocking
25 The Pastels: Don't Knock
26 Pete Best Four: I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
27 The Stereos: The Big Knock
28 Half Japanese: Knock On Wood
29 The Rolling Stones: Can't You Hear Me Knocking
30 Billy Fury: Don't Knock Upon My Door
31 Carol Fran: Knock Knock
32 Carol Fran: I Quit My Knocking
33 Conway Twitty: Knock Three Times
34 Bernd Spier: Klopf Dreimal
35 Grazina: I Ain't Gonna Knock On Your Door
36 Harpers Bizarre: Knock On Wood
37 Little Richard: Keep A Knockin'
38 Pat Shannon: Knock Knock (Who's There)
39 Nilsson & Cher: A Love Like Yours
40 The Go-Betweens: Knock Knock
41 The Green Beans: Knock On My Door (Tap On My Window)
42 The Isley Brothers: I'm Gonna Knock On Your Door
43 The Orlons: Knock! Knock! (Who's There)
44 The Primates: Knock On My Door
45 Brent Dowe: Knock Three Times
46 Death: Keep On Knockin
47 The Humane Society: Knock, Knock
KNOCK KNOCK
Posted by Phil X. Milstein as The Silent DJ at 4:55 PM 8 comments
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Slippery When Wet 1958
Bruce Brown shot 8mm films of surfers when he was stationed in Hawaii back in the 1950's. After moving back to California, Dale Velzy gave him $5000 to shoot a 16mm film promoting the Velzy surf team. Brown narrates and Bud Shank provides the soundtrack. The goofy narration in these films is what makes it for me.
Posted by Debbie D at 7:40 PM 3 comments
Labels: Bruce Brown, Debbie D
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
The Sandals
Side 1:
Scrambler
6-Pak
Driftin'
Theme From The Endless Summer
Good Greeves
Decoy
Side 2:
Out Front
Wild As The Sea
Trailing
Jet Black
Lonely Road
TR-6
Posted by Debbie D at 9:00 AM 4 comments
Sunday, August 4, 2013
Louis Armstrong
Happy birthday to Louis Armstrong, born 112 years ago today (08/04/1901) in the world's most musical city, New Orleans. In 1961, he worked with another musical genius, Duke Ellington, on the soundtrack for the film Paris Blues, which featured Sidney Poitier, Paul Newman, Diahann Carroll and Joanne Woodward. In addition to his soundtrack contributions, Armstrong appeared in the movie, playing a character, a trumpet player naturally, called Wild Man Moore. Here's the song by that name from the soundtrack.
Duke Ellington featuring Louis Armstrong - Wild Man Moore
Photo: the Jet magazine archives.
Duke Ellington featuring Louis Armstrong - Wild Man Moore
Photo: the Jet magazine archives.
Posted by Greg G at 11:54 AM 1 comments
Labels: Greg, Jazz, Jet, Louis Armstrong, movies, New Orleans
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