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ABBIE "AVAILABLE" BAKER WITH CHIMPANZEE |
THE WEB
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ELVIS PRESLEY |
MY BABY LEFT ME
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PARTY ROCKERS |
HOUSE PARTY
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SUPERSNAZZ |
SUPER STAFF
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0:08:10 Pop‑up) |
LULU |
COCA-COLA COMMERCIAL
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0:10:31 Pop‑up) |
AL PERKINS WITH BETTY BIBBS |
HOMEWORK
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0:11:22 Pop‑up) |
JACK AND THE KNIGHTS |
ROCK THE BLUES AWAY
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0:13:37 Pop‑up) |
OWEN GRAY |
BEST TWIST
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0:15:21 Pop‑up) |
FATS DOMINO |
LITTLE BEE
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0:17:53 Pop‑up) |
AART BROUWER |
RUNAROUND SUE
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0:20:34 Pop‑up) |
RONNIE DEE |
ACTION PACKED
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0:24:53 Pop‑up) |
WENDY RENE |
BAR B-Q
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DR. SPEC'S OPTICAL ILLUSION |
TRYIN' TO MESS MY MIND
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REIGNING SOUND |
I'LL CRY
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0:32:06 Pop‑up) |
THE JUNGLERS |
BLACK MASK REVEL
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0:34:23 Pop‑up) |
JOHNNY NASH |
LOVE AIN'T NOTHING (BUT A MONKEY ON YOUR BACK)
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SHANNON & THE CLAMS |
THE BOY
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MATT CLARKE |
LAUGH AT ME
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NANCY SINATRA AND FRANK SINATRA |
LIFE'S A TRIPPY THING
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0:44:40 Pop‑up) |
RAY SHARPE |
HEY LITTLE GIRL!
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RAY SHARPE? |
HEY LITTLE GIRL!
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0:53:16 Pop‑up) |
RAY SHARPE |
MONKEY'S UNCLE
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BOB TAYLOR |
AFTER HOURS
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SHIRLEY ELLIS |
THE NAME GAME
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1:08:49 Pop‑up) |
ARTHUR CONLEY |
SWEET SOUL MUSIC
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1:11:45 Pop‑up) |
OTIS |
THINK ABOUT IT
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1:14:14 Pop‑up) |
ROKY ERICKSON AND THE ALIENS |
ANGEL BABY
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1:17:38 Pop‑up) |
MIRIAM |
I'M NOBODY'S BABY NOW
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1:19:43 Pop‑up) |
THE CLOVERS |
HE SURE COULD HYPNOTIZE
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1:22:42 Pop‑up) |
CLIFF EDWARDS & BUSTER KEATON |
YOU NEVER DID THAT BEFORE
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1:31:09 Pop‑up) |
CLIFF EDWARDS |
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN
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THE PRISONAIRES |
SURLEEN
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1:36:12 Pop‑up) |
JOAN JETT |
WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU
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1:38:53 Pop‑up) |
THE HEARTBREAKERS |
IT'S NOT ENOUGH
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1:44:19 Pop‑up) |
THE DIRTBOMBS |
IT'S GONNA BE ALRIGHT
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1:45:19 Pop‑up) |
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ELVIS PRESLEY |
HOUND DOG
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1:53:42 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
THAT'S ALL RIGHT MAMA
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1:56:38 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
AIN'T THAT LOVING YOU BABY
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1:58:07 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
GOT A LOT OF LIVIN' TO DO
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2:06:10 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
BLUE SUEDE SHOES
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2:11:11 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
SO GLAD YOU'RE MINE
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2:12:52 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
BABY LET'S PLAY HOUSE
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2:15:11 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
HEARTBREAK HOTEL
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2:17:34 Pop‑up) |
ELVIS PRESLEY |
SHAKE RATTLE & ROLL
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2:20:51 Pop‑up) |
WES DAKUS |
DOG FOOD
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ROLLING STONES |
STONED
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LOUIS PRIMA WITH SAM BUTERA AND THE WITNESSES |
SING SING SING
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SUN RA |
STUFF LIKE THAT THERE
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2:31:53 Pop‑up) |
OTIS BLACKWELL |
PARALYZED (DEMO)
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2:34:18 Pop‑up) |
DONOVAN |
ATLANTIS
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ROSE ROYCE |
CAR WASH
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JAMES BROWN |
THAT'S LIFE
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GENE VINCENT |
INTERVIEW WITH BBC
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GENE VINCENT AND HIS BLUE CAPS |
WHY DON'T YOU PEOPLE LEARN TO DRIVE?
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BUSTER KEATON |
CASEY JONES
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LAWRENCE WELK |
ADIOS AU REVOIR AUF WIEDERSHEN
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Listener comments! | |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:02pm
P-90:
Yo Dave and Bingo | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 9:03pm
Dave the Spazz:
Hello everybody! |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:04pm
P-90:
and Scotty! | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 9:11pm
JakeGould:
Hello! |
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Thu. 6/14/18 9:14pm
Sean B.:
DAVID!. |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:21pm
St Joe:
Chico and the gun fingered piano | |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:23pm
mismatch:
Fats Domino / Little Bee | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 9:23pm
JakeGould:
“AMERIKA’S TOPPER!” Oh boy did that sound good. img.discogs.com... |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:27pm
St Joe:
Orange peel...haven't heard it since the hound? | |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:40pm
antonio:
yess Shannon and the Clams | |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:41pm
Pedro in Arlington:
I salute Spazz. And that North Korean general. | |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:42pm
johnk77:
where is rodman?> | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 9:44pm
Sean B.:
Good ol Matt!. Such a great friend to all. Nice. |
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Thu. 6/14/18 9:57pm
johnk77:
old rocknbowl quality venue thank u selecter | |
Thu. 6/14/18 9:58pm
St Joe:
@Peddo har har | |
Thu. 6/14/18 10:01pm
st Joe:
Pedro | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:11pm
Mailman Tom:
The North Korean flag is also red, white, and blue. |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:13pm
JakeGould:
@MailmanTom: Why can’t we all get along? And Kim Jong Un had a much nicer suit on than that fat turdball from our country. |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:16pm
Dave the Spazz:
Stop with the freakin' politics...yeesh xo Spazz |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:17pm
JakeGould:
Okay… I really think the reason that raccoon was climbing up the side of the building was to raid bird nests and eat bird babies. So it’s not that cute a story after all. |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:19pm
JakeGould:
And I like the mix tonight. |
Thu. 6/14/18 10:19pm
rosie:
our sax sounded better than this | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:20pm
fietje:
Hello everybody! | |
Thu. 6/14/18 10:25pm
johnk77:
raccoons are crafty | |
Thu. 6/14/18 10:29pm
hawaii kai:
does anyone call him uke ike for short it sounds pretty bad right? | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:32pm
Mailman Tom:
Yumping Yimminy! |
Thu. 6/14/18 10:34pm
hawaii kai:
there was a dj had a chimp and bingo was his name-o | |
Thu. 6/14/18 10:52pm
P-90:
Cool story! | |
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Thu. 6/14/18 10:54pm
JakeGould:
Yentas… Kids nowadays will never know the feeling of having to leave their building to go out and be glared at and questioned by a small pack of Yentas sitting in their folding chairs. |
Thu. 6/14/18 11:04pm
P-90:
LOVED the old iguana'd Lone Star! | |
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![]() Heartbreak MOTEL..LOL |
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Thu. 6/14/18 11:21pm
JakeGould:
@Tommy: Like “The Florida Project” right? |
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Thu. 6/14/18 11:45pm
JakeGould:
Woo! |
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![]() Love you, Dave! |
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Thu. 6/14/18 11:55pm
Dave the Spazz:
Thanks for tunin' in--catch ya next week! |
Thu. 6/14/18 11:57pm
P-90:
Thanks DJ Dave! | |
Fri. 6/15/18 1:06pm
The Name Game . . . or, Tryin' to Mess My Mind:
Easy Deal Wilson is "Ray Sharpe?" from my listening to his style on YT fmu's Fool's Paradise plays the identical song as Easy Deal Wilson -"You're For Me" on the Park Central label Easy Deal was based in Phoenix & crossed paths with Ray Sharpe. An Arizona radio blog refers to Easy Deal Wilson - "You're For Me" on an aircheck - but the link is not currently active A deejay posting shows at archive.org also loves the Ray Sharpe? record BONUS: More Arizona shenanigans - Guy on YT makes a compelling case that Duane Eddie's "Ramrod" was actually Al Casey on all 3 record labels. The 2010 CD he refers to is "Ain't No Pity in Pseudonym City" https://wfmu.org/archiveplayer/?show=48900&archive=84483&starttime=0:54:23 http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/48900 http://ww2.reelradio.com/cjb/index.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khAZjp8yrvQ -- Columbo | |
Fri. 6/15/18 1:28pm
Columbo:
Oh, the aircheck above doesn't play on my device cause it's a Real Audio file, .rm | |
Fri. 6/15/18 9:11pm
Same Scenario?:
Perhaps the YT guy's same reasoning for Duane Eddy's "Ramrod" really being Al Casey applies to Ray Sharpe's "Hey little Girl" really being Easy Deal Wilson. That would be, to fulfill big record store orders out of Ray Sharpe doing Dick Clark's American Bandstand, and/or being in Clark's road show, Easy Deal Wilson stepped in to do the recording, in Ray Sharpe's stead - because Ray was unavailable on tour. And where else, Lee Hazlewood and Phoenix again. Or, Easy Deal put out the song as Sharpe because he was under contract elsewhere. You didn't give a label/year for the Ray Sharpe mystery version you've played for years. Easy Deal Wilson's "You're for Me" on the Phoenix-based Park Central label is dated 1964. There's no year for the Garex label version, but looks to be 1962-63 based on their discography. Hey, the new version is better than the one you've been playing for years. http://docplayer.net/35065516-The-arizona-record-label-discography.html | |
Sat. 6/16/18 5:02pm
bookmarks:
First, a Ray Sharpe discography dating the Garex record as 1963 and a previously unreleased "Hey Little Girl" as 1962. Then a bio saying that when Sharpe didn't have a follow-up hit to "Lucy Lu" his masters were shopped around to small independent labels such as Trey, Garex, and Gregmark, and he cut remakes and sequels of earlier works. My previous post's hypothesis looks busted. The end of the bio has a link to the longer version, which in turn has defunct 2005 links at the bottom http://wdd.mbnet.fi/raysharpe.htm http://www.chronoglide.com/wwws_3p02_RaySharpe.html | |
Mon. 6/18/18 7:43pm
Columbo:
You played Garex cat# G-203 by your description of R. Barrett and P. Spector as the given songwriters. But the identical online image of Garex cat# 105 gives R. PRICE as songwriter. Coincidentally, B. Wilson wrote both sides of Garex cat# 104, but name Ray Sharpe as performer named. Hmm . . . Discounting Phil Spector's credit as taking a cut, not songwriting, songs I've found Richie Barrett perform or write just don't fit "Hey Little Girl." Whereas the flip-side of Robert Price's 1963 "I said, 'Hey Little Girl'" definitely sounds related. Seems he was Texas-based. His albeit one-stanza version is the same tune. http://images.45cat.com/ray-sharpe-hey-little-girl-1963-7.jpg http://www.45cat.com/record/72169us https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atX-FKwVCgg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8eKqh6J-KU BONUS - unrelated acetate, Ray & the Exotics - "Exotic - Part One" instrumental https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4XMTmg_b4c | |
Mon. 6/18/18 8:06pm
Oops:
Robert Price didn't write the flip-side of "I Said, 'Hey Little Girl'" | |
Wed. 6/20/18 3:30pm
No Money Down Brown:
On the Ray Sharpe front, there's an April 1991 bio online from Finnish monthly Blues News by 24-year-old Marko Tapio [who'd suffer his fatal car crash that month]. My Google-translation understanding is: Sharpe's dealings with Easy Deal Wilson were fertile; Phil Spector doesn't recall composing "Hey Little Girl" [Spector had studied under Lee Hazlewood]. While Sharpe's recording [by Hazlewood in Phoenix] was shelved, cover band Robert Price & the Exotics debuted theirs. Sharpe moved to LA where the Garex label released it and it became a local hit. It was also among songs Sharpe remade in 1965 when he collaborated with King Curtis, but those remain in Atlantic's vaults . . . . A YouTube posting, of the version you've played for years, says it's Ray Sharpe's 1962 version. On the Robert Price & the Exotics front, are comments from Exotics to a Garage Hangover retro about a Dallas-based musical associate - who guested on Michael Shelley's show. They tell how Chili's restaurants founder and the band's former drummer Larry Lavine had recorded them in a living room, either Robert Price's, or car designer Carroll Shelby's daughter's. "I Said, 'Hey Little Girl'" was originally released on the Nunsuch label, with guitarist Elliott West credited as songwriter. On the Mercury label it was the #2 hit on Dallas radio (I include a link showing when it was #9). Bottom line, sounds like Easy Deal Wilson; Ray Sharpe lacked that fanatic energy. https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fi&u=http://www.bluesnews.fi/mtapio.htm https://www.garagehangover.com/floyddakil http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/this-weeks-top-10-august-6-1963.122202/page-3 | |
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